The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 4, 1949, Page 5

FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1949 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA ~ PAGE FIVE ' RICHARD MARTIN % Mason Clinic, will speak on Appraisal of Surgical 3 ALASKA DOCTORS ADDRESS ATMA ON | PROGRAM TOMORROW 1mo Besides the inree guest speax- ers from Seattle, three Alaska doc- I Clinical Trends.” i concluding business meeting 4:30 o'clock tomorrow =after- will feature election of offi- will be £ ssociation gul meruders from 6 to 7:30 o'clock at a | WILD HORSE MESA on at 7:10—9:33 HEADIN’ FOR HEAVEN on at 8:20—10:43 TONIGHT and SATURDAY? A Twin-Fiit Show Cranuncd with Fun for AL HE'S RECKLESS and RIOTOUS... %fi _with money & ~and maids! STUART ERWIN GLENDA FARRELL MILBURN STONE MATINEE SAT. 2:00 P. M. AIR EXPRESS [DENALI FROM SOUTH NEW MAN FOR ANS \WITH 11 PASSENGERS | The Denaii docked last night at | |7 o'clock on ler Northbound trip i with five passengers’ from Seattle | and six passengers-from Ketchikan WS mentary education for the Alaska Native Service is Martin IN ELEM. EDUCATION Newly appointed supervisor of ele- | N. B, Holm, who arrived here, accompan- tors are scheduled to address t’- morrow’s sessions of the Alaska Territcrial Medical Association. Dr. Laurence Irving of Point Barrow wiil open the concluding day’'s program at 10 o'clock tomor- row morning, speaking on “The Contributiors of Alaska to Scien- tific Research.” Dr. J. T. Googe, Service medical director, low him with a report from the ANS, and Dr. A, N. Wilson of Ketchikan will speak just the luncheon in the Parish Hall of S8t. Ann's Hospital. Dr. Stephen T. Parker, Seattle dermatologist, is slated to speak at both morning and afternoon sessions, and the other Seattleites, Alaska Native will fol- | before | !reception in the home of Dr. and | Mrs. W. M. Whitehead, after which trey and other guests will enjoy dinner danee at the Salmon ing will entertain the doctors and their wives at a reception ing in the Governor's House !1rem 6 to 7:30 o'clock. > for . for Skagway. | this evening ! Skagw: ‘cnp to Sitka at 10:30 p. m. Juneau. 3} left at 11 p. m. he Denali will dock at’ 9 o'clock from and sail on the legisiator’s From Seattle passengers were: this | Douglas, H. A, Savikko, Paul | Shrank. | Frem Ketchikan: | Bolton, Mrs. Bob’'DeArmond, C. E. Richard Bok, ‘Clara Broume, Erma B. Raymond B. | Evitts, August 'T. Klingelhoets, Sis- RUMMAGE S.LE Sa‘, Mar. 5, 10 am. to 2 p.m, George Bros. Bldg. formerly H and : | Phi. CASH for scrap lead and old| storage batteries at Madsen's. 22 tf | 1t | Sat., | ter Cesinir, Sister Immaculata. To Skagw | M Grocery Store, by Beta 5::2“” | MeLeod. John A. Nyman, nann, Mrs. Hazel SALE to RU Mar. MACZ 5 10 am. 2 pm., e s Fried Chicken ana T-bone Steaks —$250. Country Club. 19 tf Dr. Charles B. Kimball, obstetrics | and gynecology, and Dr. Joel W.| Baker, department of surgery at the | Gz2orge Bros. Bldg. formerly H and ‘M Grocery Store, by Beta Sigma Phi 36 1t Preferred... for mellow moments ® Here is the beer for your taste —the smooth and mellow beer you'll prefer for mellow moments. For 83 years, HAMM’s has been the first choice of millions. When you try Hamu’s, you’ll know why so many prefer it to any other beer. THED. HAMM BREWING CO.. 8T, PAUL, MINN. Smooth o Distributed by ODOM COMPANY 3 Colman Building, nd Mellow Beer | ' ied by his wile, aboard the Alaska. Holm comes to work for ANS after more than eight years of ex- tion Principal in charge of all edu- cation at the Jicerilla Indian Agen- cy, Dulce, New Mexico. Holm is a native of La Salle, Colo., and a graduate of Colorado State College of Education with bachelors and masters degrees. who has been transferred to the Native Resources Division of ANS. DR GOOGE RETURNS FROM WASHINGTON Di. James T. Googe, medical di- tor of the Alsaka Native Service has returned from the States, where he spent several weeks in Washington, D. C., attending hear- ings on ANS appropriations. Dr. Googe stopped in Chicago en- route to Juneau, conferring with the American Hospital Association in an effort to have ANS hospitals admitted as members of the asso- ciation. He also visited the Uni versity of Cr go to discuss an offer by the university for fellow- ships in graduate work in hospital administration, SR S 0 Fried Chicke: and T-bone Steaks —$§2.50. Country Club. 19 tf llfzpé’m//{g Melleons! Seattle 4, Washingion P oo Yo TV Yoo T ar National Distiers Products Corp., Now York, 0. V. o Bisaded Whiskey. 6 Proot. 70% Graia Nostral Spivts. perience with the Indian service | in the States, coming here follow- ing 18 months of work as Reserva- | He replaces Harvey W. Smr)!ng,; 2 FEATURES FOR THIS WEEKEND AT CAPITOL THEATRE | Tim Holt in Zane Grey's “W!ld‘ Horse Mesa,” and “Heading for | Heaven" with Stuart Erwin, Glenda Farrell and Russ Vincent, are the two features at the Capitol Theatre this weekend starting tonight. Tim Holt inaugurates a new ser- ies of two-fisted outdoor roles in RKO Radio's Zane Grey drama, “Wild Horse Mesa,” a thrill-laden jtale of the Utah Mountains. Nan sL. and Richard Martin head ! Tim’s supporting cast. The wild-horse hunters who once flourished throughout the West are he subjects oi the stirring plot. Iim and his pal, working for an jelderly horse-hunter and his pret- ty daughter, locate a big herd in ja canyon, but run afoul of a rival hunting group. A gun battle ensues and the op- ,ponents are driven away, but this ionly starts more thrilling action. { Stuart Erwin and Glenda Farrell \prove to be a new comedy team n “Heading for Heaven.” Erwin plays the part of a henpecked hus- band. Glenda plays the part of { the domineering, know-it-all wife, who innccently connives with the swindlers in their plan to get Er- {win to sell the family property which he had owned for many years. But Erwin, for all his apparent llack of business acumen, refuscs to sell the property, boots the {swindlers out of town and asserts i b f as the trouser-wearer in his 1amily. HOUSE KILLS CREDITS BILL BY 1370 10 (Continued trom Page One) Yeas—Anderson, i.ngermaz. Beitz, | Carlson, Hope, both Johnsons, Keating, Owen, McCutcheon.—10. Nays—Almquist, Barnes, Conright, Dale, Egan, Franklin, Gundersen, Jensen, Ipalook, Miscovich, Nolan, Rydeen, Taylor.—13. Rep. James Nolan pointed out in the discussion that all 48 states and two territories have the ex- perience rating credits system. He !said there is a provision to stop ithe credits if the fund should be depleted to $8,000,000 on the pres- ent Alaska fund basis. { 1 I | the THE WESTERNER' AT 20TH CENTURY HAS GARY COOPER | filled scenes, suspenseful ! nd romance with a punch sweep across the screen in Samuel Goldwyn's “The Westerner,” which had a gala premiere last night at ) 20th Century Theatre. “The Westerner” has Gary Cooper in the | title role, and the supporting cast ieatures such brilliant players as Walter Brennan,,Doris Davenport, Fred Stone, Lillian Bond and For- rest Tucker. Cooper plays the type of he-man, cutdoor role which has made him of the screen’s top-notch actors, | portraying qulck-un-lhc-trlggcr’ Cole Harden, who drifts into the wild and wooly town of Vinegarron @ in the roaring days of the '80's when there raged a bitter and long protracted battle between the cattle men and the homesteaders. Cooper comes to grips with Walter Bren- } nan, portraying Judge Bean, the vicious “Law West of the Pecos.” “The Westerner” unfolds a grip- ping story in terms of visual beau- ty, gorgeous sequences and thrill- ing 'action. CONDITIONS OF WEATHER ALASKA PTS. Weather conditions and temper- ctures at varlous Alaska points, also on the Pacific Coast, at 4i30 m., 120th Meridian Time, and ced by the Weather Bureau, reau, follow: Actiol drama 4 33—Cloudy 3—Drifting Snow 33—Partly Cloudy 1 BI e e TI0"CENTURY LAST TIMES TONIGHT SHOWS AT 7:26 and 9:30 ey Fouglt for a Frontier Empirel T Walter BRENNAN l.r'.d Stone Life in the Country Latest World Events ALSO N OO AR R AR The Venetian Shop HAS MOVED To: 247 So. Franklin (Next te L Goldstein) MRS. GIOVANETTI welcomes all her OLD customers as well as NEW ONES at her NEW LOCATION CAT BITE; SNAKE BITE aged 6, patted his cat in sympathy. BRISBANE—(P—In Ipswich, near | The cat bit Kevin on the wrist, and risbane, a cat bit a snake. | Kevin was taken to the hospital. Then the snake bit the cat. An| Then the cat died as a result of Cordova Dawson Edmonton Fairbanks Haines Havre . Juneau Airport Ketchikan Kodiak ... Kotzebue McGrath Nome Nerthway Petersburg Portland Prince George Seattle Sitka Whitehorse Yakutat 2 Partly Cloudy | SR 37—Rain 16—Clear 35—Cloudy | 26—Cloudy 38—Rain Showers 34—Clear | 38—Rain ’ 38—Fog ¢ 35—Cloudy 29—Snow 31—Partly Cloudy , 29—Snow | outsider stepped in and killed the |the snake bite. snake. Fried Chicken and T-bone Steaks The cat's owner, Kevin Bailey, | —$2,50. Country b, pLE ] forrrrres. | Attention MOOSE GENTLEMEN and THEIR LADIES FORMAL BALL - 35—Cloudy 38—Clear 34—Cloudy 37—Fog 40—Rain 37—Cloudy ... 36—Rain Supporters of the bill tossed in the suggestion a larger share of the credits go to the canneries on the basis of their consistent level |0f employment during each season- | &1 operation. { A bill for revision in numerous phases of the liquor law was high !on the House calendar fo: the af- | ternoon. RETURNS TO WHITE MT. : Leaving Juneau tomorrow to re- turn to duties as principal of the ANS boarding school at White | Mountain will be Victor Hill. He has spent the past 10 days here and at Mt. Edgecumbe after ac- ccmpanying 20 students from the | westward to the Mt. Edgecumbe | school. —_————e——— ® 0 00 000 0 0 00 . . i - > YAKOBI IN PORT The mail boat Yakobi tied up last night in the Small Boat Harbor, and leaves Tuesday on her Port Alexander run. - JUNEAU SHRINE CLUB Meets tonight 8 p. m. in the Dugout. I. Elisen. 36 lt} TIDE TABLE MARCH 5 High tide, 4:36 a. m,, 15.4 ft. Low tide, 11:16 am. 18 ft. High tide, 17:15 p.m., 12.6 ft. Low tide, 23:08 pm., 4.1 ft. Specially blended Chili Powder with lively, more delicious flavor, It comes in a more cconomical package. ——— Important Meeting of The UNITED TROLLERS of ALASKA FRIDAY NIGHT MARCH 4, 1949 7:30 o'Clock C.1. 0. UNION HALL at the MOOSE HALL Saturday, March 5th - 10 P. M. Come One...Come All .o to the Ball ' YOU CAN STILL WITH CLIPPER" SPECIAL FARES SAV | Fly now to Seattle and Inside Alaska Tickets on sale until March 15 ...good until April 15 Now’s the time to fly to Seattle . . . visic neighboring cities inside Alaska. Now . . . while you can still save on one-way and round:trip tickets! Sale of “Clipper Special” tickets ends March 15. But all bargain tickets bought up to March 15 are good until April 15! Fly now with the world's most experienced airline at these KETCHIKAN rnciudes connections at Annette lsl. 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