The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 8, 1951, Page 3

MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1951 AS USUAL EVERYONE IS HAVING WONDERFUL TIME AT THE aflr/%: TECHNICOLOR MUSICAL! 10 SONG 3 HITS Sung by the stars in the M-G-M Records Album | l'l' S NEW' CDMING FROM 4 SMASH WEEKS at Seattle’s LIBERTY! EVERYONE SAYS... "'SEE IT!" | DOORS OPEN 7:00 | | Shows at 7:24-9:35 | ‘[ Feature 7:57-10:08 | | All Techmcolor ; ] | Short Program | 5 ARRIVE, 17 DEPART ON BARANOF SUNDAY Arriving on the Baranof Sunday afternoon were five passengers with 17 embarking for Seattle and Ket- chikan. Master of the ship is Capt. Henry Burns. Disembarking from Seward were: Miss Grace Crosson, Bill Baum. From Sitka: Nick Bolshanian, Grant M. Lowry, Carl Mills. Embarking for Seattle were: Glen A. Kirkham, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Workman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Berkman, E. Q. Naghel, R. B. Hemmert, Beulah Lee, Mrs. Ralph Gillis, Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Green, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burns. For Ketchikan: Mrs, Casey Mo- ran, Mrs. Ethel MacNair. FROM KANSAS CITY Bill Baum, of the Youth for Christ movement, of Kansas City is staying at the Hotel Juneau. HOSPITAL NOTES Davis Hotch was admitted to St. Ann’s hospital last Saturday. ‘Weekend dismissals included Mrs. Owen Lewis, Mrs. Magnus Hemnes, Mrs. Rodger Altman and baby boy, Mrs. Dave Weathers, Omund An- g minson, Mrs. Monty Celby and F. Oclaray and child;, "TWO WEEKS WITH LOVE” IS MUSICAL NOW AT CAPITOL Song and laughter share the bill- ing in “Two Weeks With Love,” which brings Jane Powell, Ricardo Montalban, Louis Calhern and Ann Harding to the picture which will make you forget, temporarily at least, all the troubles in the world. Turning you to the past instead of the future, this happy new M-G-M Technicolor musical intro- duces you to one of the most en- dearing turn-of-the-century fam- ilies ever conceived in screen terms. There is Papa Robinson, who thinks he's the boss; Mama, who has other ideas on the subject; two little sons who treat the world as their oyster, and two teen-age daughters. It is the elder of these, Patii (Jane Powell), whose life is brought to | a typical 1913-period teen-age crisis when she finds the chief obstacle to the consumation of a romance to be the lack of—a corset! 84 FLY WITH PAN AM OVER WEEKEND HERE Weekend travelers on Pan Ameri- can World Airways from Seattle | were 39; 29 went to Seattle; 1% | went through to Fairbanks picking up two Fairbanks bound persons here and one for Whitehorse. From Seattle: Arthur and Gertie ! Bergren, William Bloxham, Gerald Cashen, Tom and Jean Constant and Mrs. Ruth Constant, M. Done- gian, Gregg Gilkey, Bob Haag, Tom Hall, Dale Harding, Irene McKin- ley, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Moore, Cliff Mortensen, Paul Pack, Edward Payne, Joyce Smith, Florence Urlich, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Weiss, J. B. Whiteford, Clarice Cady. Mar- ian Nickolson, E. Calhoun, Stanley Duke, John, Mary and Judy Koch, Charles Leitzell, Russ Magili, Alma Masterson, L. Mix, S. Pick- ering, Richard Shine, Grace Ushler, R. Zwolsman, Cliff Short. To Seattle: Alan Wood, H. W. Stinchcombe, George Clark, John Flynn, Clarabelle, Lillie, Craig | Sauder, Mr. and Mrs. John Fox, | M. Lindquist, Jim Madson, Mrs. A, M. Weitlach, Della Triber, Betty Tapley, A. H. Hartwig, Mrs. R. Stutte and Bobby, C. L. Anderson, R. D. Kelsey, W. Austerman, Hugh | Wade, R. N. Frare, Joe Hensley, David and Shirley Senff, Phillip and Marije Mason and Robert Rob- erts. Kenneth Boss went to Whitehorse Stuart flew to Fairbanks. 137 CARRIED ON ALASKA COASTAL WEEKEND TRIPS departing, Departing for Sitka were Grace Ushler, E. Calhoun, Ray Beach, S. Stuart, . Doris L. Congery Ernest Carter. Grafton Gabriel, C. Daniels, , Katherine Cushing. For Skagway: The Rev. Frank Toner, Mrs. R. Whelpley; for Haines: Frank Young and son; Mrs. Mildred Young, Isabel Martin; for Hoonah: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wil- son, Mrs. Elsie Prat, Mrs. James Young. For Ketchikan: Andrew Johnson, George Anman, John Wacker, Pat- rick Bryant, Bob Berg, Charles King, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bergeron and two children; G. S. Duryea, Lester Gore; for Angoon: Eli King. Arriving from Hoonah were: Per- kins Erickson, Mrs. Howard Erick- son; from Ketchikan: John James, Tom = Nalley, Tom "Last, Bob Croken; from Petersburg: . Nina Dahl, Magnus Hemnes, R. L. Ander- son, E. MacKinley, Philip Chausew. From Haines: Mr. and Mrs. John Fox, Clara Cassou, Robert Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hebert and three children; Carl Heinmiller, David Hotch, Mrs. Ernest Lindquist, F. H. McGowan; from Skagway: John W. Flynn, From Pelican: Mr. and Mrs. E. Fremming, Leonard B. Johnson, Eli Rapich; from Sitka: Rozella Whitten, Stacy Torum, Chris Jack- son, H. Taubeneck, Wilma Benning- ton, Ralph Mize, R. W. Bernhardt, and W. L. LeMarte and Walter | Pickering, Emery Bourdon, H. L.| ~ s T T e BOWLING ‘he Tuesday Night League started the second round of play last nig) (Sunday) on the Elks Alleys. Ill ileague schedule started on Sur night due to the biz brske game Tuesday night. The I Club won 4 points { Ter rom Henr Ann | parsons Electric won 4 | Capitol screen in @ | the Triangle Cleaners won from Standard Av Don Abel beat Juneau Fl John Scott had high a 593 and high game with The Triangle Club moved ond place for team 2630. The 200 Club member. are: King 204, Scott 214 Snow 200, Hagerup 201 and 200, Smithberg 201, E 200 Club members are give drink of their choice Joe Triangle Club. Three k g row are winners of a free bottle of Pabst Blue Ribber beer; couriesy | of Bud Phelps: Lince Snow, Alexander, Bu Mork 2. Team and individual scores last night are: | tior eries Hennings 192 170 151 151 150 150 138 148 154 204 785 823 Stewart Henning Davlin Smith King Totals 166— 528 151— 453 147— 166— T80 524 2388 Triangie 177 165 1m 151 214 878 “lub 193 167 157 177 203 897 Blanton Lincoln Waddell Day Scott Totals 855—2530 Triangle Club 148 162 165 173 166 181 144 151 178 170 801 837 Ripke Baxter Alexander Hedges Snow Totals .. 156 181- 143 200~ 528 438 548 Parsons Electric .. 196 195 157 153 165 165 137 170 170 155 825 838 Hagerup Botelho Werner Phelps Parsons Totals 162— 472 | 165— 495 | 195— 130— 9032566 138— 438 | 155— 465 134— 472 | 143— 434 | 137— 450 T07—2259 | McCarthy Barrager ... Haag Baker Sturrock Totals .. 140 155 188 140 164 87 160 155 150 151 149 765 Sicks Smithberg Hanford Stout INTIAIeE o Nordenson 2 Totals ... Rainier 176 181 . 141 14} 17 165 156 201— 141— 160— 165— 137— 447 804—2420 558 423 Mork Estepp Sadlier 200— 529 | 166— 493 | 0— 450 | Weekend flights by Alaska Coastal | Nielson Airlines carried a total of 137 With | gouston 34 on interport, 39 arriving and 34 |yingstrom | Burke | Shattuck | Hoyez Totals 518 - 450 732 876 Juneau Florist 156 151 164 157 141 142 . 184 206 . 149 136 . 794 1792 19 FLY WESTWARD Lajoie Totals 13 ARRIVE BY PNA Thirteen persons arrived from | the westward yesterday with Pa-| cific Northern Airlines and 19 de- parted for westward points. From Anchorage: T. I. Rivenes, A. Simmons, Col. John Noyes, M. | Ilertson, M. J. Lynch, BarlmraI Maddox, Harry White, Col. James Mahoney, Sgt. Norman S8till, E, G.| Fisher, J. Sheldon. From Cordova: Burns, A. Triber. To Yakutat: Robert Finegold. To Cordova: Alma Masterson, John, Mary and Judy Koch. To Anchorage: G. Wetzel, Mrs. Pat Loken, D. Novatney, Joe Fin- | nell, Frank Marshall, W. Cath- cart Jr., Ed Durgin, Don Peterson, Gerald Williams, F, W. Epler, Nell McCord, Herb Hilscher, Lou Leavitt, and R. Shine. Mr. and Mrs. WEISS’S RETURN Mr. and Mrs. Lester Weiss re- turned to Juneau after two months{ vacation on the West Coast as far | 168— 478 | 494 | 848—2486 | Standard Aviation | N 497 | THE DAILY ALASKA L\h'nu JUNEAU, ALASKA Sergeant Df‘z fs Afier 22 Yec ' For Qm.,m 150— 450 | 433 YMASTER SERGT. THCMAS F. {o bought ‘the he Under 201— 5924 paper following ture to Rudolph r 31 the Thomas On Decembe retired from yeers with the Al tion System. He fi neau with his papers. On New Year | ordered to act Alaska Commt “Just Call “Just call me faced civi today. angle. If put in 30 serve list “Some other: Rudi mold, ticles will be nd corice can, a 1€ one of I 1 i a a small jar . HERE 2ot Chil- | Gastineau | | the s RESTORING | | ALTH . || ,~.4 THESE ARE ADJU OR MAINT AININ @ Chiropraciic Adjusiments Colon Irrigation ® Steam B @ Fever Therapy Phone 477 ‘DR. G. M. CALDWELL s - G D 7 7 wmw; 1 KUV ks nthe alila ror Ver ‘%’our Deposits 7'Q1 ARE SAFE BUY and HOL’I UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS south as Mexico. They reported see- ing Marguerite Seton in Seattle and | Don McGee, Mr. and Mrs. ‘G. Edenso. visited their son who is attending | college at Pullman, Washington. EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED DR. D. D. MARQUARDT OPTOMETRIST Second and Franklin PHONE 506 FOR ELLIS AIR LINES DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN via Petersburg and Wrangell Witk ~sanection= to Craig, Klawock and Hydaburg (] jent afiternoon departures, at 2:30 P. M. R RBSERVATIONB PHONE 612 bank is pledged to conserva tive operation. of depositors’ funds is our primary - consider: In addition, the bahk is 2 mem ber of Federal Deposit Insur- ance Corporation which sures each of our drposic against loss to 3 makimua of $10,000. 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Matie's Sewing Center, r Gon Cal, BACHTO i, TUESDAY Z0TH CENTURY B's"—Beet- L and three Jeanette, Jose together in M-G- musical romance, Darling Daughters,” show- the screen at the Gross 20th Theatre LOMOITOW. py combination of musie, ony and merriment tells happer when a ¢ attempts to keep her sec- marriazge secret from her three ng daughters who are convinced t she shovld be re-united with first husband world famoug pretty , Jeanette McDonald returns creen, following five years of peert tours, to play the mother of “Three Darling Daughters.” Tturbi enacts himself, as the n in love with Jeanette, M- {'s young songstress Jane Powell is one )f the daughters who plots to effect reconciliation between her d creed parents. AHHUAL MEETING ARC ENGINEERS HELD THIS WEEK The anual conference of Alaska Road Commicison district engineers and staff officials opened in the | ARC offices this morning, to held through Friday of this to be week. The first ference will cral discussion two days of the con- be devoted to gen- of all phdses of ; road construction operations for the xt season, The remamng three days will be given over to detailed study with each district engineer determine respective ®require- its for the coming season's ac- tivities, This evening the ARC engineers will be guests at an invitational ception to be given by Col. John R. Noyes, Commissioner of the ARC, from 5 to 7 o'clock at the home of George M. Tapley at 933- 10th and C Streets. The visiting engineers were guests of the Lions Club at their luncheon meeting today and will be guests of members of the Ro- tary Club at its meeting tomor= row. District engineers in J}meau to attend ‘the conference “are 'T. J. Rivienes of Anchorage, Kenneth ¥. Geodson of Fairbanks, John H. Hundert of Nome, B. D. Stewart Jr., ol Valdez, Forrest H. McGowan construction engineer at the Haines and Harry White, ART anic of Anchorage. Lo sub al master m machines Sewing for 702-tf - Douslas 364 sirisciion Co. INERAL CONTRACTORS New Building — Remodeling — Cabinet Work Safe Electrical Pipe umbing P § Thawing and Welding 0il Burners Telephone Blue 737 Nights-Red 730 FHARIE MACHINE SHOP 12th and E Street to Joe | rent at PAGE THREE ENDS TONIGHT! Selected by Photoplay Magazine _ s the “Year's Outstanding Action g Film" M THE “COFFIN CORNER”, OF TEXAS A Poremount Picture storring JOHN PAYNE Cartoon News I CENTURY TOMORROW! MEM's TECHNICOLOR GAY MUSICAL LIDDLE at the ORGAN TIDE TABLE ' January 9 High tide 3:08 am,, 17.2 ft. Low tide 8:50 am., 2.2 ft. High tide 2:52 p.m., 195 ft. Low tide 9:26 p.m. -3.5 ft. % 'c o e o o ol @ e e ATTENTION MASONS Stated Communication Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock with Joint Installation Ceremonies at 8 p.m. J. W. 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