The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 7, 1950, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1950 SHOWPLALE oF STARTS TOMORROW? AL-INTERNATIONAL R THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ENDS TONIGHT! Shows at 7:25 — 9:30 Feature 8:05 — 10:05 EXTRA —é—— This Is America Takes a Look at Our Superstitions in “H400D0O0O” ANOTHER IN --.FROM THE STUDIO THAT GAVE You "CANYON PASSAGE"} (0[01? By 7-'_7/7/6'0[02, “garvg ANN BLYTH - HOWARD nurr GEURGE BRENTI\ EDGAR BUCHANAN JANE DARWELL . > 7Spectacularly filmed in the outdoor glory of the Rockies! Screenplay by MAURICE GERAGHTY - Based on the Novel “Wildfire” by ZANE GREY * Directed bv GEORGE SHERMAN * Produced by LEONARD GOLDSTEIN ELLIS AIR LINES DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN via Petersburg and Wrangell With connections to Craig, Klawock and Hydaburg Convenient afternoon departures, at 2:30 P. M. FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 Play Suit Sets Bathing Suits Pedal Pushers Clamdigger Overalls Trainman's Jackets Denim Crew Hats Sanforized Slack Suits . . .. All of Summer is still ahead, . but now is the time 1o choose . your Sun-Time wardrobe while our stock is .. complete. OUR INDg, & & % L% "lmfls M.V. HYGIENE TO LEAVE TOMORROW ON ANNUAL vovAfiE 'o WESWARD ‘ Although the Princess Kathleen The motor vessel Hygiene, mobile possible for six persons to make health unit operated by the Alaska | the Juneau-Skagway part of the Department of Health, will leave,voyage on the first 1950 trip of that tomorrow on its annual visit to|luxury liner small communities in the Cook‘ Boarding here were Mrs. T. J. Inlet and Prince Willlam Sound |Jacobson, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Si¢t- areas, ‘en.sucker. Mrs. Harold Pribbernow, The 114-100t vesser will remgin | Thomas Patton and Pete Lunde. in the area until fall. and mll{ The Kathleen docked from Van- carry out a program designed to |couver yesterday afternoon at 3 prevent disease and the spread of |0clock and sailed at 11:30 p.m. | disease in the villages, according | | She does not call at Juneau south- | to Department of Health spokes- bound. The largest single group | men. ,or passengers aboard is the dele- The Hygiene is one of four ves- |gation of Waverly, N. Y., Rotarians sels .operated by the Department|and their wives—the 106 persons of Health. It carries a physician, |€ntertained by the Juneau Rotary a dentist, and a public health|Club last night. nurse. The nurse, Mrs. Catherine AN 0 HOSPITAL NOTES Gair, has been with the vessel Robert Swanson, Cecilia Doogan, since it went into service in 1945. After calling at remote commun- Freda Greenwald, Mrs. Floyd Guer- tin, and Mrs Fred Fletcher were itles in Southeast Alaska during the winter, the vessel went into drydock at Ketchikan for three| admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yes- terday, Deborah Taylor, Peter |Lunde, Gudmund Jensen, and weeks in May to prepare for its summer of cruising the waters to the westward. David Andrews were dismissed. David Lewis of Mt. Edgecumbe and Charles Clayton of Hoonah None of the villages at which it will call during its cruise have were dismissed from the Govern- ment Hospital. | PRINCESS KATHLEEN TAKES 6 TO SKAGWAY doctors residing in them. | Empire Want Ads bring results— Does it For 17 years Pan American has flown the Alaska skyways—con- stantly improving service and steadily reducing passenger fares. Now Pan American is offering 8till lower regular, all-year rates be- tween Alaska and Seattle. JUNEAU-SEAHI.E FARES NOW DOWN T0 s66 oNE way $T18 ROUND TRIp (PLUS TaX) air travel fare, call ’ Pan AmmefirTc/:an | l | ONLY THE FARE IS CUT! When you'iy Pan ‘American, you still get all the Clipper* extras: Big, dependable 4-engine planes. .. the most experienced crews...fine free food...and stewardees hospitality. TO SEATTLE + HAWAII * ROUND-THE-WO:LD ¢ KETCHIKAN JUNEAU * WHITEHORSE * FAIRBANKS * NOME Pan AMERICAN WorLp AIRWAYS #Tvode Mack, Fan Amoriess Ferld dirwsys, Lot e "THE GIRL FROM | opinion to the contrary, has sought jopened, applauded her heartily. |enced something jolly and jovial. 'Laugh(un are in support of Doro- {ning, MANHATTAN" IS CAPITOL'S BILL We undtr\mnd lhat for a long time Dorothy Lamour has lamented her sarong-type roles, and audience- a straight part. In “The Girl From Manhattan” she has gotten her wish and last night's audience at the Capitol Theatre where the film For “The Girl From Manhattan” is a picture to warm the cockles of every heart. There are warm chuckles, sypmathetic chuckles, downright rib-tickling chuckles and a pervading glow of having experi- George Montgomery and Charles thy. Coming to the Capitol tomorrow is Zane Grey's “Red Canyon,” in Technicolor. It is said to have been spectacularly filmed in the outdoor glory of the Rockies. 145,000 POUNDS LANDED BY HALIBUT VESSEL!| The halibut Seattle was boat Galveston the only vessel of un- {loading halibut at the Juneau Cold Storage Company wharf this mor- and two buyers split the 45,000-pound load after bidding to & new season high. The Alaska Coast Fisheries and |Elton Engstrom got the load after the price went to 23.90 cents per jpound for both large and medidm tand 18 cents for chickens. Prices paid yesterday were 23.15 cents for mediums, 23 cents for large, and 20 cents for chickens. ‘The Galveston is skippered by’ Harry Nelson, Not mentioned before was the 56,000-pound load of halibut landed here Sunday ' from the Tongass, I skippered by Nels Stangvik. AUK BAY PUD FORMS SHOULD BE MAILED TO AUK BAY ASSESSOR Notice was issued today to all persons living in the Auk IRay Public Utilities' district to the elf- ect that all tax’ assessment forms should be mailed to: Tax Assessor, Auk Bay Public Utilities District, at: Auk Bay. SALMON LANDED The packer Alrita, commanded by Albert Wallace, landed 500 pnurids' of trqll—cuught salmon here today.} POWER: . . . 8 great truck en- nev—ml\ v Job-Rated” for PLUS power, ECONOMY: . .. priced with the lowest, Job-Rated” for dependability and long life. BIGGER PAYLOADS: carry more without overlodd- ing axles or sptings because of “Job-Rated” WEIGHT DIS- TRIBUTION. on pular lruck onufo ld;uuable brake operating indep LANDING CRAFT SAFE AFTER HITTING ROCK | An converted landing craft, iden- | tified as the Demb, was safe in Katalla Bay north of Cape St Elias this morning after hitting a rock off the cape carly this morn- ing. First me; es from the vessel were received at Coast Guard head- quarters here by way of Cape St. Elias light station at 1 a.m. today. They said the Demb, with 12 per- sons aboard, was listing badly, An hour. later the vessel reported it was under way. At 8:30 am. it messaged that 1t was anchored | in Katalla Bay. It reported there was salt water in its fuel and water tanks FIRE DEPARTMENT OUT TWICE THIS MORNING The Juneau fire department an- swered two alarms within one hour this morning. At 8:15 am,, firemen were called to 63¢ Willoughby Avenue by a four-nine alarm. An agfe All clear was sounded about minutes later. A one-three alarm at 9:15 am. took the fire department to 301 Third Street where a fire had started in a fuse box. The blaze was out when the fire-fighting 2quipment arrived. Damage to the wiring was slight. 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