The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 26, 1949, Page 3

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1949 DON'T DELAY! Positively Ends Tonite! Complete Shows 7:20 — 9:30 Opening Feature Starts 7:48 — 9:59 SUNDAY FHRILLING ADVENTURE of YOUTH in the SPRINGTIME of LOVE! the first of a series of BRAND NEW PICTURES EDMUND GWENN day and date JANET LEIGH with the DONALD CRISP Nation’s Leading CLASSET Theatres PETE TOM & NEW ISSUE or WARNER PATHE NEWS Tonmorrow (Enh" The c.ocL hcr(ed fr MITH SPECIALTY Plus: “RRY CARTOON ! i ) e CLF\ ELAND, Sept, 26— M- y lezzed Charley Lupics swore off flagpole sitting today i and luxuriated in an honest-to- goodness ed r o What's more, after his world /I’,,Igue/"”""" FROM THE FILES OF THE INTERNATIONAL POLICE! champion squat of 117 days, two hours and 25 minutes, Lupica Me 0 sighed: “Now I'm golnz to rest for twc weeks before going back to work.” The 37-year- Lupica made hi vs(mu rl(wn t yesterday betore Hl~ eyes were moist as he teetered toward his wite, Augustine, anc their four children at home plate. NTER NIGHT AGE CLUB | COMMUNITY C TONIGHT, TRINITY GUILD HOLDS RUMMAGE SALE OCT. 1 The rummage sale whi A Charley found out that flag pole been planned by Trin The adults are reminded that sitting can be profitable, even when Saturday, October 1, will be I h's is their might at the local {you lose. He had vowed to stag| the undercroft of the Church, ac- meon age Club. aloft on his'perch over his delica- cording to the, decision made b s weekly feature, | tessen until the Indians reached the comun lices in charge, and o & ‘n‘. ' | first place. varieiy of ardcies to suit hou ‘o ( A £ o S guecsed wrong but managed needs wil. be shown. The sale Night' for adults, will begin at 8| to shatter the old pole sitting mark will open at 10 c'clock o'clock and continue to midnight |of 72 days. The Tribe gave him N e | The square dancing starts at 8:30| nymerous presents, anyway, at the SCHWINN EIKES at MADSEN'S |o'cleck | ceremony, in ng: T 2 i A new Po sedan; bicycles for daughters ret 6, and Nicol- | tette, 10; a tricycle for son Carl, 8; (P—————————— TR E L L l S A l E’i L l N E s ;:mr;t;uner for Charley, Jr., one DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN A radio; a stove . and an old fashioned bath tub, and a 50-foot flagpole. DAUGHTER BORN T0 MR., MRS. SASSEEN, via Petershurg and Wrangell With connections to Craig, Klawock and Hydaburg Convenient afternoon departures, at 2:30 P. M. FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 — Your Depeosits ARE SAF BUY and HOLD UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS News has been received here of and Mrs. Merrel Sasseen, former Juneauites now residing in Everett Wash. The baby, born Sept | joins two other children, a brother, Arthur, and sister, Sandy. weighed 6 pounds, 14 ounces, and has been named Merrel Gail, fo her father. Capt. Sasseen, well-known Alaska THE management of this bank is pledged to conserva- airman, has been private pi for tive operation. The safety Nick Bez recently. Mrs. iZasseen of depositors’ funds is our is the former Dorothy Rutheriord, primary consideration. In D POS'TS || daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy addition the bank is a mem- | Rutherford ber of Federal Deposit Insur- { Mr. Rutherford, for many years ance Corporation, which in- IN TH'S BANK ! lowner of Juneau Lumber Mills sures each of our depositors | here, is retired and the family pow lives on Sunset Hill in northwest Seattle. against loss to a maximum of $5,000. ARE INSURED Rummage Sale and White Ele- Buy your furs from a Turrier— his life time's experience will back | up the coat. Martin Victor Furs, ' Inc. 297 1t FIRST NATIONAL BANK of JUNEAU, ALASKEA MEMBER FEDRRAL DEFOSIT 1nsSURANCE CORPORATION NOW...the GGGD GLD DAYS are back! Exjoy this reat Straight Bourbon it ik Real drinking enjoyment is here again! Now you can enjoy Century Club—today, as in years past, a great, straight bourbon pleasing to the taste ... ; anc easy on the purse! “The Bourbon Buy of the Century” 4 Famous for its old-time quality and rich, full flavor Poad (D Eaen e s v R Mnedn sl FLAG POLE SITER '(OMES DOWN AFTER| FORMER JUNEAUITES the birth of a baby girl to Capt.| 17.| She | phants, old books, ete., Trinity Church” undercroft, Sat., Oct. 1, 10‘ |a. m. 309 4t THE DAILY ALASKA EMI’IRE—JU\IEAU ALASKA ‘FMR SOFT TOUCH' | j (OMING SUNDAY, |by Ted Heyder that his Capitol Theatre is to open its new and | greater show scason with four brand new pictures [to Juneau show goers that they shall see four of the finest pictures 120th Meridian Time, and| to be released this fall at the same|,eloased by the Weather Bureau time as they open at the [irst rud‘ it Juneau, follow: theatres in the States. Am horage 46—Rain | he first picture will e "qu Barrow 33—Snow Soit Touch” starring Gilenn Ford |Bethel 35—Partly Cloudy and Evelyes Keyes. The picture|Cordova 48—Rain jopened at the Liberty ‘Theatre injDawson 43'4’11!‘!1&' Cloudy | Seattle today and will come to the | Edmonton 41--Partly Cloudy |Capitol on Sunday. “Mr. Soit Fairbanks 44—Rain Showers {"Touch” is an enarossing drama of | Haines 51—Cloudy |a hard-pressed gambiing man who|Havre 51—Clear |meets up with a sweet settlement [Juneau Airport 48—Cloudy lady and is knocked for a loop. This|Annette Island ... 46—Clear is the sixth time these two stars|Kcdiak 46—Partly Cloudy (have teen paired . the | Kotzebue 46—Cloudy last time being the well-remembered | McGrath 44—Cloudy | “Mating of Millie Nome —Cloudy Following this pleture the Capi- | Northway L tol offers a startiing and powerful | Fetersburg . motion picture version of the stage| P“"lmm, P | play which created such great dra- | L'nce George St—PFog matic furore throughout the world, | ScAttle Vi T | “Anna Lucasta” starring Paulette| ' itehorse 41-Partly Cloudy | Goddard, with William Bls’mp“"'ku“l 50“},”“" St John Ireland, O:car Homolka (the| Uncle Chris of “I Remember| Two features were selected from | tudics to enhance the new .\‘Pu\un‘} of entertainthent to be offered by| —_— he Cap.tol. Movie goers will Need for a new gridiron to ac- Jennifer Jones a 1adame Bovary” |commedate the increased number of M-G-M's all-star filmization of the|fish boats in Juneau harbor will d's mest daring love story. It's a stunning production of Gustave "aubert’s famed novel starring, in addition to Jennifer Jones, Van Feflin, Louis Jourdan and James viason. Then ccmes M-G-M's big new, olor by Technicolor, musical, “That | Midnight Kiss” starring Kathryn| Grayson, Jose Iturbi, Ethel Barry- mnore, Keenan Wynn, J. Carrol Naish and introducing Mario Lanza, possi:ly the most sensational singer to. come to the screen in a long time. This one is sure to reap a rich harvest of praise from all music lovers. TWO TAG DAYS SCHEDULED FOR MINFIELD HOME Approxxmatoly 18 miles from- Ju- | neau on the Lena Cove road is the children at me and anyone who takes p out the road or who lives in the assistance of | the |a tri work that “Minnie” has done making a beautiful spot out of land obtained through the Forest Service and now is her property. The Minfield home for the past 20 years has cared for children whc | nave been leit by parents or take by agencies 5 what ‘color, No child no matte: creed or delinguency | hearted naturalized American (I: descent). Tods she is caring between 4: jority of them placed there by tn Welfare Department or Native Service. The distance was so great anc the difficulty of getting the child- ren in town for school that si‘ | employed a teacher herself (late i reimbursed by the Territorial Legis { lature). At y o 3 and 45 children, the ma 01 | partment of Education and a tw rocm sckool hoi jon the Minnie Field property. home in operation is derived oniy care and the many minor expense: that children incur. Friends | tourists have made cash contribu- ticns from time to time. The Terri- | for | children that had been left at the | home and no payment received for | torial Legislature has paid them. One child is paid for under the ADC program of the Territoria' | Public Welfare. | On Friday, Sept. 30 and Saturday Oct. 1 a tag day is ieing conduct:d Ly the BPW and Teen Age Club | | to purchase a refrigerator and help | defray the cost of rewiring the hom or electricity. Contributions can be sent to the B, M. Behrends |care of Joe Eadlier. Tazs will | available on the streets of Jun'nx | and Douglas. | Mrs. Frank Pierce will be charge of the sale of tags in Dou’- | las. | REBEKANS TO MEET The members of Perseverance Re- | bekah lodge will hold the second \meu.mg of the fall session Wed-| | nesday night at 8 o'clock in the| IOOF Hall. This is Past Noble Grand night. refreshments ! A social session and will follow the business meetin: IMPORTA\I | [ CAPITOL THEATRE | | Announcement was made today It will be good news the Mipucld home and school, op-| erated by Miss Minnie Field with| the vicinity of the place knows the | ir | | from them by the court or placed | has ever been refused ¢y this big| the Alasks the present time two teachers are employed by the De- has been bum.i The source of income to keep this | from the mcney paid for the care of the children from which comes not only food but clothing, dental ank, (CONDITIONS OF WEATHER ALASKAPTS. \vmther conditions and temper- es at various Alaska points, xI o on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 I be discussed with Frank Metcalf |of the Highway Engineering De- }punment by a committee of three {men of the United Trollers of Al- | aska. i Plans drawn up by | meeting, which, if passed by the ‘luntorlal board, will accommodate om 10 to 15 boats, with all piling und timbers to be creosoted. : Fishermen also ask an electric | meter system for light and heat. | Cost of these improvements will territory by the fishermen for har- bor purposes, it is said. City taxpayers have supported the small boat harbor several years, at a cost of some $50,000. greatly from fuel tax money, with prospects good for Juneau harbor to benefit greatly in the future. The committee consists of Carl Weidman, O. G. Nolde and Andy Barlow. FROM SEATTLE ton Athletic Club, Seattle, is a guest at the Baranof. FROM WRAVGELL | Mr. and Mrs. Alan McCay from | Wrangell are registered at | Baranof Hotel. O F Joint mestine—HAT TRIIT FiaHL ! the city en-| | gineer were presented a recent UTA | | come from the fuel tax paid to the | Southeast Alaska has benetited | Norman Stines of the Washing-, the | " here. TWO ORCHESTRAS | known orchestras in the produ('-} | ing [ tion and operation of the Empioy L PAGE FIVE B CENTURY TONITE and WEDNESDAY Py IN BILL TONIGHT |G AT 20TH CENTURY “No Leave, No Love” comes to the 20th Century Theatre tonight for a | run of only two nights. j Van Johnson and Keenan Wynn | are among the featured stars and| incidentally there are two well- | tion. There is Xavier Cugat and his Ven's tertifil orchestra and also Guy Lombardo an's terrific Wynn's riotous! Pat Kirkwood's and his famous orchestra ST gorgeous! ESC OF ALASKA 10 MEET IN ANCHORAGE LAST OF OCTOBER The Employment Security Com- mission of Alaska (formerly the Un- employment Compensation Commis- | sion) will meet in Anchorage, n| the last week of October at the| Territory Employment Office lo- | cated in the Glover Building at 5th | and E Streets. The meeting will | start Tuesday, October 2§, at 10 a.m. The primary purpose of the meet- is to rev the administr ?Q/ € (ugat and Lombardo are zingy and grand! / 11'sM-G-M's Mu- sical Topper to “Easy to Wed"| ment Security Act and iegulations | and make such recommendations or amendments as the commission | deems proper. Such recommenda- | tions will be included in the Com- | mission’s Annual Report to the Gov- | ernor. Any and all interested persons desting to Le heard and who have matters affecting the policy of the administration of the Alaska Em- rloyment Security Act are welcomed | to attend and will ke given an op- | portunity to be heard. | BROWNIE TROOP NO. 3 WORKING ON POTTERY Twenty-eight Brownies were pres- ent at the second meeting of Brownie Troop No. 3, held in tha basement of the Episcopal Church at 10 o'clock Saturday morning. Roberta Buik was elected as our first president, and Marilee Peter- son as secretary. 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