The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 30, 1949, Page 3

SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1949 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA =™ PAGE THREE i : SO ENDS TONIGHT! CONTINUOUS SHOWS from 2:00 p. m. w== EXTRA? === THE ONE AND ONLY “SUPERMAN" CHAPTER ONE of the SERIAL SCOOP OF THE YEAR! preseats IAWES Edward sm::'}.m,{s GREATEST NIMORE TALE OF ROUSING ADVENTURE! ”uool'fi sINNIE SCOTT - BARNES HENRY —TOMORROW — Come with us to this MUSICAL PARADISE that’s tune-swept and hula-happy? - WHAT WOULD YOU TAKE GALAXY OF STARS IN TECHNICOLOR BILL AT CAPITOL | !' Movie fans should get a kick out | |of M-G-M's generously cast new | Technicolor musical “On An Island | |With You,” which opens at the| |Capitol Theatre on Sunday. This| |tropical tuner has everything in the way of big-time entertainment, |from Esther Williams in stunning underwater ballets, romance per- sonified by Peter Lawford, the ex- | citing dance n of Ricardo Mon- |talban and Cyd Charisse, belly- |laughs from the one-and-only| |Jimmy Durar to a flock of new |song hits backgrounded by the ; .atin rhythms of Xavier Cugat and | his famed band. The story locales brilliantly filmed in the Technicolor hues, has Esther Wil- liams (complete with sarong!) play- |ing a movie star on location. | Believing herself to be in love |with her handsome leading man, | Montalban, she spurns the advances jof her film's technical adviser, | Lawford. But the impetuous Law- |ford proves he is not so easy to purn when he kidnaps the glam- {orous motion picture star by plane and holds her prisoner overnight {on a nearby island. This old-fashioned caveman tech- |nique _ with a new twist brings (about happily hilarious results. - KODIAK SALVOR SAILS TO FERN COVE, SALVAGE ALASKA R. R. BARGE| Sailing Monday evening for Fern | d in exotic Hawaiian | Scene af Public Health Center Senicr Public Health Nurse Edna Peterka weighing Michael Greany. Public Health Center photograph by Malcolm Greany. JOAN CRAWFORD . STARRED IN BILL AT 20TH CENTURY An exhaustive inquiry into the anguished emotions of a woman rejected by the man she loves fur»l nishes the exciting thematic rnbric; of Warner Bros. “Possessed,” at| the 20th Century Theatre tonight. | Joan Crawford and Van Heflir in co-stellar roles, head the cast ot| |[he Jerry Wald production which follows faithfully in the dis- tinguished tradition of its two illus trious predecessors, “Mildred Pierce,” and “Humoresque.” Essentially the story of an. im- passicned devotion that is trans- cormed into an overwhelmingly vengeful hate, the film details the | pathetic progress of Louise Howell (Joan Crawford) from the height of her all-consuming love for David Sutton (Van Heflin) through his waning interest in, and eventual avowal of her; to a bitter, creathtaking climax in which' she discovers that an empty revenge | | has trought akout her own miser- able undoing. | WIL BASEBALL Final scores of WIL games night are as follows: Yakima 7, Vietoria 2. Salem 5, Vancouver 4. Bremerton 18, Wenatchee 8. Tacoma 10, Spokane 2, last (This is the third and final|value of these conferemces to the article by Miss Peterka, on the mother is the growing frequency work of the Public Health Nurses of the remark, “The neightor said in the Gastineau Channel Area.) [to do this, but I thought I'd ask {ecmmunity. As Juneau is a modern city some of these services are not offered in the smaller communities. And in turn, nurses in isolated sec- DOORS OPEN STARTS 0. TOMITE SUNDAY i H® e en e AR TR AR AN SHOWS START 7:15 ARNER HIT ' R i g @ TR "~ RAYNONDMASSEY - GERALDINE BRODKS oy Dron wary b Wi e+ Mo $rat Wonn U BEHNAARDY ERRY WATD =S B i PLUS—-Selected Shorts Always Late News by Air ATTEND THE g om sAe ek | MATINEE Salmon Creek Country Club. $2.50. : : 1 SUNDAY DOET CONTRACTING CO. ADULTS CHILDREN “You Name It — We Do 1I" B0« 15¢ INTERIOR and EXTERIOR DECORATING ONE SHOWING ONLY ALL TYPES OF CLEANING DOORS SHOW . GIVE US A CALL—Satisfaction Guaranteed —FREE ESTIMATES — OPEN STARTS 1:45 you f tions of the Territory are often called upon for services beyond the usual scope of public health nurs- ing. Although I'm still a “cheechako”, having spent less than 10 months in the Territory, I've enjoyed many interesting experiences and had great satisfaction from public health nursing in Alaska. 3 e | Cove near Cape Spencer, the sal- vage ship Kodiak Salvor is to sur- vey the Alaska Railroad barge that sunk there last November. If conditions for salvaging are suitable, the barge contents are to be raised and brought to Juneau for shipment to Seattle. Aboard the barge is structural steel for the Alaska Railroad and diesel motors and generators for the City of Anchorage. The cargo is to be repaired in Seattle and shipped again for Anchorage. Capt. B. J. Logan, master of the salvage ship, said that recently the toom, dipper stick, bucket, and Loom rigging of the dredge barge Ajax were raised. The material, weighing 67 tons and having an extreme length of 62 feet, was raised in one lift in 40 feet of water. The Ajax salvage was ship- ped by barge to Seattle. The Ajax barge had sunk on Spike Rock in ‘Wrangell Narrows. The Kodiak Salvor is owned by the Kodiak-Aleutian Salvage and Construction Co., headed by Robert O. Fleming, marine broker of " ONAN ISLAND WITH YOU? s for expectant mothers are held from time to time in the Juneau “ Health Center. These classes have been requested by local Weekly nursing conferences are | conducted in the Health Center for well babies and pre-school child- ren. One of the purposes of the conference is to educate parents|Physicians and consist of weekly in better methods of child ca.re.‘twu our discussions on such sub- While a doctor is not present acijecl\' as the physiology and hygiene these conferences, infants and_‘OI pregnancy, diet during preg- children attending are expected to| nrancy, preparations for the new be under regular medical super-|baby, infant care and family re- vision of the family physician. It lationships with the new baby. H is the purpose of the nurse at these| I have tried in this short article confergnces to interpret instruc-|to show the usual services of a ticns given to the mother by her|public health nurse in an Alaskan physician, thereby simplitying many —— T of the details of child manage- | NP ment. Appointments are made for return visits to these conferences according to the age of the infant or pre-schooler, and to individual| needs. ‘ Procedure at the conferences con- | sists of weighing and measurmgi the infants and a physical inspec- | tion, followed by a conference with | the mother to answer questions she may: have. oly. child care.- Emphasis is placed by the nurse, in these conferences, on normal growth and | development. Literature on child | FOR SUNDAY DINNER Jimmy Durante TAKES new songs and gags and makes the island rock with laffs! Xavier Cugat his Orchestra TAKE fiery new rhythms! * * PHONE BLUE 640 | i DOUGLAS Coliseum SUNDAY ONLY G ’$ MusicaLn lov ..JECH“IU'.HE PLus M.G.M. Technicolor Cartoon LATE Air Express NEWS Complete Shews 1:35—3:23—5:27—7:34—9:41 Feature 1:35—3:39—5:43—7:50—9:57 AR RO RCROR RO SRR RRO RO EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED DR. D. D. MARQUARDT OPTOMETRIST . 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