The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 26, 1949, Page 5

JTHURSDAY, MAY, 26, 1949 CAPITOL THEATRE HAS "THE FLAME" There is a topnotch story in anj exciting drama at the Capitol The- atre. It is “The Flame,” with an excellent cast headed by John Car-| roll, Vera Ralston, Robert Paige and Broderick Crawford with Henry Travers and Hattie McDaniel ‘n| supporting roles. | Vera Ralston is the girl who finds | herself trapped by love. Wed to one man whom she has come to love, she is bound by ties of fear to an- other man, she once cherished, but row despises. “The Flame” is reported to be! drama packing an emotional wallop as the screen play moves to its smashing climax. Complete Show 7:22—9:30 Feature Starts 7 ENDS TIINIGH'I'! DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM TOMOBBOW' Feedral Works agency, Public | Buildings Administration, Office of the Division Engineer, 123 U. S. Court House, Seattle 4, Washington, May 18, 1949—Sealed bids, in tripli- cate, will be received at this office until 3 p.m., June 15, 1949 and then publicly opened, for furnishing the materials, and performing the work for new steam coil in oil storage tank, etc. at the Federal and Terri- torial Building, Juneau, Alaska in strict accordance with the specifi- cations dated PB-DIV-8, March 10, 1949 and drawings (if any) men- tioned therein; and the general con- ditions dated Sept. 15 ,1942. And ad- dendum thereto dated May 15, 1944. | Specfications and other data may be had at the office of the custod- ian of the building or the office of the Division Engineer, or Public Buildings Administration, Room No. 507, Lemon Building, Washington, D. C. L. W. Friberg, Division En- gineer. footuring GENE KRUPA AN HS ORCHESTRA v s ' EYES RXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED DR. D. D. MARQUARDT OPTOMETRIST THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA SHOW FILMS OF FIRST AIRBORNE ICE | EXPEDITION Colored movies or &n aii-aur ex- pedition onto the Seward Glacier undertaken last summer under the leadership of Col. Walter W. Wood of the-Arctic Institute should prove to be a real treat. Col. Wood, here to coordinate plans for a second expedition to Seward Glacier this summer, will show a 50-minute film on the pro- ject dubbed “Snow - Cornjce” this evening at the Grade School Audi- torium at 8 o'clock. Film showing is under the spon- sorship of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce with no admission charge. A silver offering will be taken with money to go toward the drive for funds for a city ambu- lance. Col. Wood, with his 20-membered | expedition took off from Yakutat| late in June of last year, to make first plane landings on the Seward Glacier nearly 6,000 feet above sea-level. The project was entirely depen- dent on airborne operations, accord- ing to Col. Wood, with the Insti- tute’s “Norseman” equipped with| Y combination ski-wheels for opera-| ways. Objectives of the expedition were to establish a semi-permanent re- search station within the Seward | Basin, to initiate a long-range gla- ciological program, explore geologi-| cal structure, accumulate meteorolo- | gical and biological data, and to ex- | periment with expeditionary meth- ods. Temporary camp was established { beneath the cliffs of 15,720-foot Mt. i Vancouver, from where for three months the scientists carried out Second and Franklin PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS Eirat pubiieitny May 5, S, Last publlcation May 27, 1949. their research program. Films were shot by Col. and| GROCERY PHONES SHOP for TWO DAYS! Stores Closed Monday-May 30-Memorial Day First Quality Meats FRESH COLORED FRYER CHICKENS SMOKED Pound |FRESH Pound | YOUNG 59( GROUND 55( HOCKS BEEF POTATO CHIPS wiuvs_iavceszs ... A Real Treat_ PORK LOIN ROASTS Radishes-Green Onions FRESH BY AIR! 2 for 25¢ HILLS COFFEE BROS. ‘DILL PICKLES RELIANCE—NO. 2%; TIN . Each 33¢ POUND CAN 2 POUND CAN Planters PEANUTS 8 OZ. CAN 39¢ POTATOES NEW 8 1bs. SWANSDOWN WHITE CAKE MIX PILLSBURY CHOCOLATE CAKE MIX ' PLATES, CUPS SeeUsFirst... pK“I( "EMS , W: H:Qsae Everythiny DARIGOLD BUTTER . . _LARGE BOTTLE 23(? NAPKINS ' FANCY—80 COUNT NAPKINS NORWEGIAN mans e 35" ' SARDINES . . can el " BUNT’'S FANCY CATSUP ' FRESH CARNATION WHIPPING CREAM FRESH BY AIR! DELIVERY DELIVERY 1 @315 A. M. +#DOUGLAS DELIVERY 10 A. M. PEACHES ‘HOME STYLE 39¢c can DELIVERY SCHEDULE : 2:15-4:00 P. M. AT ORDERS-DELIVERED ANYTIME ¢ 3lt AFTERNOON DELIVERY BO, F. A. B. THE MIRACLE SOAP 2 pkg. deal 53¢ Ib. 89 TENDER - Pound 73« 2 packages 550 tions on snow and surfaced run- | s. Wood and M. Malcolm Miller, au Ice Cap glaciologist who is | to return here next month. Penny arcades back in the 1880's ad coin operated games and even me vending devices. No. 6091-A NOTICE OF PETITION FOR EXONERATION FROM OR LIMITATION OF LIABILITY (Filed May 4th, 1949) In the District Court for the Terri- tory of Alaska, First Division. SITTING IN ADMIRALTY In the Matter of the Petition of the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, for exoneration from or limita- ton of liability as owner of the American Barge ARR No. 738 NOTICE IS GIVEN that the United States of America has filed a petition pursuant to Title 48, United States Code, Sections 183-189, claiming the right to exoneration {from or limitation of lability for all claims arising on the voyage of the Barge ARR No. 738 in tow of | the Tug CHRISTINE FOSS from Seattle, Washington, to Seward, Al- aska, terminating on November 8, 1948, All persons having such claims must file them, under oath, as pro- | vided in United States Supreme | | Court Admiralty Rule 52, with the| |Clerk of this Court, at the United | |aska, and serve on or mail to the petitioner’s proctor, P. J. Gilmore, Jr., }Umted States Court House, Juneau, | | Alaska, a copy on or before+June 13, /1949, or be defaulted. Personal at- | tendance is not required. ‘ Any claimant desiring to contest Ithe claims of petitioner must file |an answer to said petition, as re- |quired by the United States Su- | preme Court Admiralty Rule 53, and ‘ serve on or mail to petitioner’s proc- ‘toxs a copy. WILLIAM T. MAHONEY | United States Marshal | By WALTER G. HELLAN } Deputy Marshal | First publication, May 5, 1949. | Last publication, May 26, 1949. | tes Court House at Juneau, Al-; United States Attorney at | '20TH CENTURY HAS The 20th Century Theatre is of- fering a two featule bill for to- “ night and Friday. One feature is “Riding Down the Trail” with Jimmy Wakely, Lee “Lasses” White, Dennis Mocre, Pat Starling and Wesley Tuttle and His Texas Stars. The other feature is “Roses Are Red.” Don Castle, Peggy Knudsen and Patricia are in the leading roles. The screen play, written by Irving Elman, 1s an original story based on an actual happening in a Euro- pean city a few year go. It con- cerns itself with a city prosecutor who is impersonated by his exact physical double for a period of a month while a corrupt political mochine takes over the affairs of the city. 29 PASSENGERS ON PAA FLIGHTS Pan American Airways carried 29 passengers on flights in and out of Juncau Airport yesterday as | follows: From Seattle: Richard Balasa, Ole Ostenby, Don Gooney, Mary Kink and A. F. Bixby. To Seattle: Helen Wilson, L. Gil- |lies, Mrs. G. H. Longely, Col. John R. Noyes, C. J. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Fritchman, Susan, Kirby and Ralph Fritchman, Mrs J. Wood, Norman Wood, Manuel Diaz, Ros- allen Ordonio, Mr. and Mrs. Her- Lert Bruns, Genevive Mayberry, W. B. Beauchamp, G. E. Bassett, James Tisi. FOOD SALE Sears-Roebuck, 10 a.m. Sat.,, May 26. LD.S. Relief Society. Mad- dox Boys—Welcome. 206 2t Arizona’s production of copper tops the other 47 states. 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