The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 8, 1949, Page 5

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1949 e Tt i SHOWPLALE of Clunead = g | | g\ | CAPITOL THEATRE SAZEREENRATEENANNNAREE: THE HAPPY SHOW ENDS TONIGHT | EXTRA! Complete Shows 7:20—9:30 Feature at 7:47—9:57 Tomorrow — UN_EJD}AY ONLY! Pete Smith Color Cartoon NEENNEREETERTIEIEEEERREARACNNRNENININT ‘Screenplay by Doniel Fuchs - Based upon the rowel sl LATEIETEICTEINIEESTEISENIEIEASIETENNEINGTING In Celebration of ARMISTICE DAY ~] announces THE ALASKA PREMIERE of a BRAND NEW SPECTACLE to open THURSDAY EVENING AT 7:00 P. M. | The GREATEST ADVENTURE of Them Al! F - DRvepsALMTERNATIONRL plny BURT {LANCASTER YVONNE DeCARLO DAN B coionsy TECHNICOLOR &% co-starring ¥ Florence Francis L. ELDRIDGE « SULLIVAN 2 Linden Kathleen Derek TRAVERS « RYAN 2ns BOND : witn James Robertson JUSTICE £ Felix AYLMER CONTINUOUS SHOWINGS FRIDAY and SATURDAY Doors opening 1:30 NO ADVANCE IN PRICES | J. Davis, Arthur and Mary Davis, |Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Dawes, | Mrs, Mary Doogan, Mrs. Lottie DENALI BRINGS 31 e L s — = i - | ‘ . e — PASSENGERS HERE 5:ceivr. ' viod s Eeie oty sy s ooy ODCRT SIDDMAR Mix, Alice S. Oreiviler, Mrs. Olive The Denali of Alaska SteamshiP | \reyhart, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Rice, Co! dock: t 1:35 this af- oo IO S o™ Gisemmbarc 31 passene | ™ sy Soubbs, Mrs. G M. Tapley. From Ketchikan: Florence Chorn- BRISTOI BAY AREA MAPS COMPLETED; ~ FIRST CHARTS MADE; Two_new. maps of areas in the| Bristol Bay district have been com- | pleted by the U.S. Geological Sur=~) vey, it was announced today hy ;. William Twenhofel, survey head. ! The' charts, one’ eédch of shaded relief on contour of each area, are the first.compiled, and were drawn from aerial photographs. One is of Nushagak Bay, on the north shore of Bristol Bay, scaled four miles to the inch. It includes the peninsula of that name and small bays on each side of it,! named Kulakak and North Bays. The other is of Ugashik Bay,! which takes in a portion of the north end of the Alaska Peninsula, from Becharof Lake to the north-| ward, to Shelikoff Strait on the south, with Bristol Bay on the west. Township surveys taken there are laid out on the chart. Both maps may be viewed at| Twenhofel’s office, on the city side of the army dock. Purchases may be made by writing the Geological Survey office in ‘Washington 25, i D.C. Price is 25 cents each. FRED WANN HERE . | Fred Wann, formerly with the U. S. Bureau of Mines here and more_recently prospecting for the Pewabic Company, is in Juneau for a few days, having returned from a summer’s work in the White . River country. He plans to go to Fairbanks Sat- urday, rejoining Mrs. Wann there. He will be accompanied by his partner, Robert C. Byers, who had intended to go to the Interior Saturday, but was delayed by ill- ness. SEATTLE ~within easy by fast 4-engine Clipper — Fly in swift comfort .bnr‘ the biss 4-mile-a-minute ppers . . - serving on frequent ldlednh:k in Enroute, settle ba your comfortable lounge seat and en.jny [l wnl(.l-‘ BAEANOF HOTEL Phone 106 ; CAN pus At i gers, 22 of whom were from Seattle, ton, L. Guino, George H. Lukins, five from Ketchikan and four from p g Taylor, H. R. VanderLeest. After November 10, no telephone | Petersburg. No passengers had been From Petersburg: Mr. and Mrs. rentals for the month of November booked from here to the Westward cparjeg Dinsdale, Mrs. Willie Allen, will be accepted at.a discount. All |at a late hour. She was due to Lucy Dewitt. 5 2 remittances must bear postmark of |sail after 3 p.m. Incoming passen- not later than discount date. Please ' gers were: be prompt. From Seattle: Arthur Adams,| JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS |Ellis F. Bearce, Sgt. James Beard, TELEPHONE CO. —adv..) Richard Brown, Mr. and Mrs. A.'Nov. 12.—adv. 44-3. NOTICE HOLY TRINITY BAZAAR ForC.0.D. Orders Phone 103 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA GAV COMEDY AT | CAPITOL THEATRE, | FINAL SHOWINGS | \ “You Gotta Stay Happy,” the new romantic comedy co-starr an| Fontaine and James Stewart, is @ the Capitol Theatre tonight for last showing. Eddie Albert heads the support-; ing cast and other popular players in the film include Roland Young, Willard Parker and Percy Kilbride. The Rampart Production is pre- sented by Universal-International. The story, one of the most in- genious and breeziest among this season’s offerings, was taken from | Robert Carson’s Saturday Evening Post serial. It deals with the ex- citing and often side-splitting ad- ventures of a wealthy but wacky rich girl who decides she wants to marry a reluctant bachelor aviator. Some of the gay action takes place aboard a transcontinental cargo plane. H. C. Potter directed and the picture was written for the screen and produced by Karl Tunberg. | G ! {GRID PRO CARRIES | BALL 2,914 YARDS | FOR NEW RECORD NEW YORK, Nov. 8—(®—Big Marion Motley, the battering ram of the Cleveland Browns, is the new; all-time ball-carrying champion of | the All-America Football Confer- ence. The Cleveland powerhouse rolled up 118 yards in helping whip the Chicago Hornets, 35-2, Sunday to Joost his career total to 2914. He shus soared over the three-year) mark of 2900 yards set by Spec Sanders while with the Yankees. GOODIE SALE Home made favorites. Sears Or- i Mrs. George Osage. der Office Thursday Nov. 10, 11:30 am. by American Legion Auxiliary. 45-2t adv. 'RAGE IN HEAVEN, INGRID BERGMAN, AT 20TH CENTURY M-G-M’s thriliing psychological | drama, “Rage in Heaven,” is on the | screen tonight at the 20th Century Theatre with Ingrid Bergman and Robert. Montgomery in two of the greatest roles of their respective | careers as the woman tortured by her husband’s growing insanity and | the husband driven to a diabolical crime because of & twisted mind. The picture is tased on the novel | by James Hilton, and this cele- brated writer's genius for brilliant characterization, revealed in “Good- bye, Mr. Chips” and “Lost Horizon,” | reaches its peak in the compelling study of a weakling, married to a beautiful girl, whose unjustitied | jealousy of his best friend drives him to attempt the “perfect crime.” | Montgomery plays Philip Monrell, | a dashing, attractive young man with a queer mental quirk, the in- akility to believe in himself. He falls madly in love with, and mar-l ries, his mother's secretary, Stelia| (Miss Bergman), but he tortures| himself with the conviction that| she really loves his friend, Ward| Andrews (George Sanders), who is everything Philip would like to be. | As his madness grows on him, Philip deliberately throws Stella | and Ward together, then plans a| diabolically clever crime that will| make Ward his victim in one of the most suspenseful, unusual climaxes | ever screened. | Miss Rose Osage Honored, Luncheon Miss Rose Osage was honored at luncheon last Saturday noon in the Baranof Hotel, given by Mrs. Larry McKechnie. Besides the hon- cred guest and hostess, those at the table were Mrs. Ralph Graham and Miss Osage is from Tacoma and has been vishing her brother, George Osage of the Internal Rev- enue Service. She left for her home yesterday. EYES EXAMINED DR. D. D. MARQUARDT OPTOMETRIST Second and Franklin Food sale and Tea, 2 to 5, Sat.| LENSES PRESCRIBED l “Alaska’s Finest Supermarket” CAMPBELLS TOMATO SOUP 2 @ans 25¢ - PEAS Mission—Tender—Sweet 2 14 o1. cans 25¢ CORN Golden Cream 2 @ans 29 STRAWBERRY PRESERVES Sunny Jim YES 2 Ib. jar 65¢ FRIZZ Ice Cream MIX 39 CRISCO The Better Shortening 31b.an 89 Blue Ribbon Blue Ribbon b.g3e | Ih.FYe FROZEN Pound Package STRAWBERRIES - 39c Large Size Giant Size HEINZ CATSUP - large size 28¢ LIBBY Large Can LOW PRICES EVERY DAYl SH # We were very forfunate in securing some BLUE RIBBON BEEF which fook prizes at the PORTLAND LIVESTOCK SHOW — TRY IT? Round Steaks | T-Bone Steaks WHIPPING AVOSET - § ez OCEAN SPRAY Can Frait Cockiail 38c | Cranberry Sauce 19c | ORANGES - - 19¢ | Mayonnaise - 63¢ OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED We Reserve the Right to Limit Blue Ribbon Pot Roasts 1b. 49ec Frozen Concentrated 6 oz. ORANGE JUICE 3 for 85¢ ARMOUR MANDARIN D s Hormel Chili Rolls 1b. 59c¢ tins | KRISTOFERSON’S 12 oz. can 11 oz. can DOORS OPEN SHOW STARTS 7:25 and 9:30 " PAGE FIVE TONITE and WEDNESDAY BERGMAN AT GEO. SANDERS VE " ’ LUCILE WATSON - OSCAR HOMOLKA DIRECTED BY W. S. VAN DYKE Il Plug=== CARTOON SPORTS NEWS BY AIR P AT BERT’S EVERY DAY ---- LOWER PRICES ALWAYS Pork Hocks 1b. 49e¢ Shore’s Fresh Fryers -- Are Fresher and Better ORDER YOUR TURKEY NOW---—--We will have only the BEST ICE CREAM pts. 33c ais. 59¢ REAL GOLD TISSUE - - 25¢ |WHITE KING 53| TREET - - 47c|Orange Base - 3¢ bt 37 | CRACKERS - 2. bo ¢ Shurfine—Fancy FRIDAY - November 11 - Armistice Day No Dealer Sales Plumbing ® Healing Oil Burners Telephone-319 Harri Machine Shop, Inc. 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