The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 15, 1951, Page 5

TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1951 WE DON'T NEED ' SOLOMON'S WIVES to tell you THAT YOU MUST SEE THIS ALL- TIME MOTION PICTURE MASTERPIECE! HURRY! LEAVES SOON EYES HAVE NEVER BEHELD ITS EQUAL! Forbidden’ SHOWS 7:20 — 9:30 FEATURE 7:40 — 9:50 PLUS — M-G-M COLOR CARTOON “The Framed Cat” LATEST NEWS OF THE DAY GOODWILL PARTY HERE THURSDAY: IS FROM TACOMA plans were changed by weather to- day when the Pan American plane bringing the members to Alaska overheaded Annette, from where they were to go to Ketchikan, and brougkt them to Juneau two days ahead of schedule. 7 The party of 10 were hurriedly met st the airpert by Herbert S. Rowland, president of the chamber of commerce, Dick Barkle, Pan American public relations man, and others. The first Goodwill party of the ,year will visit Juneau this week arriving on Thursday and- remain- ing two days. The goodwill party is from the Tacoma Chamber of Commerce and the ten members are: J. C. Richards, Hunt & Mottet; Les Bona, Sales Manager, West Coast Grocery Company; Floyd Hanby, Sales Man- ager, Tacoma Drug Company; E. D. Thomson, General Manager, * Tacoma Plumbing Suppiy Co. V. C. Monohan, President, Cascade Pole Company. Lynn Faulk, Office Manager, Sam Bergesen, General Cantractor; P. H. Tottler, President, Motor Parts & Equipment Company; Rob- ert Munn, President, Fort Lewis Dairy; M. B. Logan, Cashier, War- ren-Soule-Fairhurst and Charles Kreiger, Sales Manager, Carstens Packing *‘Company. Richards is in charge of the par- Viee President, DEGORAH KERR - STEWART GRANGER| - COMING SUNDAY We. Join SEATTLE and SAN FRANCISCO in the PREMIERE PACIFIC COAST "FIGHTING COAST GUARD" In Peace And War . .. ... A Special Breed Of Men! Starring Brian DONLEVY Forrest TUCKER Ella RAINES "XING SOLOMON'S MINES" CONTINUED AS CAPITOL'S BILI What is probably the oddest “casting” problem ever to come up during filming of a motion picture occurred during the making of “King Sclomon’s Mines,” filmed on location in Africa. This picture i now at the Capitol Theatre. Directors Compton Bennett anc Andrew Marton found that the script called for a team of oxen t draw a wagon in early safari se- quences of the story. This seemec like a simple enough order until i { was discovered that regulations for- bid cattle movements as part of & plan to control sleeping sickness anc other deadly diseases. Because locations were spreac over a vast area of Equatoria Africa, with different teams having to be used in each district, the com- pany had to find not only an orig- inal team of oxen but four exac duplicates of each animal. When they were finally rounded up, only thé-mothers of the oxen could have | told the difference! Tacoma Chamber of Commerce Deborah- Kerr, Stewart Granger and Richard Carlson are the pri cipals of “King Solomon's Mines, which is bascd on the novel by H Rider Haggard. RODERICK McLENNAN, FORMER JUNEAUITE, DIES IN SEATTLE Walter B. Heisel, Secretary of the Scottish Rite Bodies here has received word of the death at Se- attle of Roderick McLennan. McLennan was a hoistman for the Alaska Juneau mine for many years and about two years ago left Juneau to make his home near Seattle. He is survived by his wife. Funeral services are to be held in Seattle tomorrow. McLennan was initiated as a Mason over 50 years ago in Scot- land and was a 32nd degree mem- ber of the Alaska Scottish Rite Bodies. 5 IN, 17 OUT ON BARANOF SUNDAY Five passengers arrived on the Baranof Sunday with 17 embarking southbound. Master of the ship is Capt. Joseph Ramsauer with J. Hickman, chief purser. Disembarking from Seward: E. ty and Thomson is the spokesmnn.!R_ Erickson. i From Sitka: Mrs. Ken Cravens, 'Mrs. J. Hugh Nelson, Mrs. D. M. Ramsay, David I. Ramsay. ASTORIA VISITORS Arvid Jacobson and Fred Alfonse of Astoria are at the Baranofi pmpgrking for Ketchikan: Capt. Hotel. 2 M. A. Joinsun, Mrs. Fred Bahovec, S James Camp, William Watkins. For Seattle: Mrs. A. K. MacLean, Bonnie MacLear, Linda MacLean, Mr. and Mrs. M. Holm, Mrs. Hen- ry Roden, Mrs. B. L. Blomgren, Mrs. Marjorie Meeks, Mrs. B. E. Feero, Lorraine Feero, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Mullins, E. C. Cole. ——c———— NICHOLSON’S WELDING . SHOP Tanks and General Welding ALL WORK GUARANTEED P. O. Box 1529——Feero Bldg. Look at This.... «TWINDOW”, the window with Built-in insulation, that gives you all these advantages. .. Reduces heating costs. Permits the use of larger windows. Designed to prevent condeysation. ‘Adds to comfort and health year round. Only two surfaces to clean. Beautiful, modern, economical. See Us Today WALTER J. STUTTE & SON Building Materials Concrete Products Phone 34 617 Willoughby — BACCALAUREATE SERVICE ON SUNDAY FOR- 51 GRADUATES | Baccalaureate service will be held Sunday evening, May 20, at the high school gymnasium for the graduat- ing class of 1951, Services will start at 8 o'clock. Invocation will be asked by the Rev. Boyd Field and the Scriptural esson given by the Rev. Fred Mc Ginnis. ! will deliver the Baccalaureate ser- pronounce the Benediction. At Commencement, the following Friday, the Rev. Robert Whelan will ask the Invocation and Henry Har- mon will give the Commencement address. Diplomas will be presented . the 45 graduating students by Dewey Baker, in behalf of the school board. Robert Ripke is president of the slass with Manuel Diaz, vice presi- dent; Joyce Hope is s and Marge Williams, tre; Mrs. Norman Cook is advisor. The graduates have selected red ind gold as their class colors and their flower, the Alaskan forget-me- not. Motto is “Learn to Live and Live to Learn.” Graduating exercises will take place in the high school gymnasium at 8 p.m.,, Friday, May 25. PNA CARRIES EXOTIC (ARG, SNAKES, ETC. Anchorage-bound passengers on 2acific Northern Airlines might 1ave been a bit uneasy yesterday, 1ad they knew among their fellow passengers were a python, Gila monster, a rattlesnake and several rates of white rats. On the same flight with the| itrange cargo were Mary Ann Man- iy, Dr. E. Albrecht, James Rude, Jarl Calmer, Vic Hughes, B. Spen- er, Mrs. Lee Alford, and Bessic shelton. Al Bonnett went as far is Yakutat and 11 went through o Cordova. Arrivals from Ancherage: Mrs. 5. Bachman, Miss D. Bachman, C. L. McCoy, C. J. Grimstad, Loren Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gounett, K. F. Hager, Robert Dale, Mary Zender, M. E. Weir, Capt. R. S. Thompson. From Cordova: Charles Lloyd. PNA FLIES BUT NO WEEKEND RABBITS Fifty-seven flew Pacific Northern over the weekend with 22 arrivals ind 35 departures including 11 hrough to Kodiak, but no rabbits. From Anchorage: E. H. Hichock, Or. Reitlinger, Mrs. Avrit, John McLaughlin, M. Thorne, Allen Bap- ie, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Farr, A. L. Zumwalt, Joe Gale, Elmer Johnson, Jean Jones, Ralph Mize, John Fin- ey, Harvey Halvorsen, C. E. and I. Mullins, Mary Ann Mandy, H. W. Schleiter. From Cordova: Jean Roniernier. From Yakutat: Mrs. J. Welch. To Anchorage: Charles Weaver, H. Boles, A. Roppell, Steve Lee, Zd Sheets, R. Norheim, Charles Bolhiser, Freda Heombert, Elwood Carroil, M. Fountas, Elmer Ras- nusen, Paul Morrison, J. Trimble, M. L. Anderson, Anna D. Schmidt, . Hudrlik. To Gustavus: Mr. and Mrs. Fred {unbien and two children. To Cordova: D. Lathrum, R. Mc- Gregor, Robert Storrey. Mrs. P. Lamb, WSCS SEWING MEETING The WSCS of the Methodist church will hold a sewing meeting Tuesday at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. H. Lennstrom, street. Sewing will be on bazaar materials and all members are ask- ad to attend. FROM NEW YORK David Novick of the Knappen Engineering Co. of New York is W. | registered at the Baranof Hotel. The Rev. Walter Soboleff mon and Major Eric Newbould will 1103 F.| THE The Prince United States (Glenbreok, Nev.), companion, not identified, at the club in Milan, Italy. » Wirephoio. PAN AM SALES MEETING NOW UNDERWAY HERE Joe Fessio, sales manager for the Pacific-Alaska division of Pan cisco, presented the Juneau district office with a silver plaeque here last evening. Juneau had the high- est sales average in a recent Alaska- Hawaii sales contest. Individual members of the Jur alst received personal award types of kitchen electrical ment. A conference of Pan Americal representatives got under way yesterday and was continuing tog at the Baranof hotel. Here for meetings were Fess Don 1 erintendent, Seattle; Dic public relations, Seattle; Jo! ler, Portland sales manager Johansen, Seattle sales manager and Alaska traffic zers Godding, Ketchikan; K. W. John- son, Whitehorse; Al Polet, banks; James Walsh, Nome F. Dunn, Juneau. The meetings will conti and tomorrow with a dinner at the Baranof hotel tomorrow night. Ralpt toda HOSPITAL HOTES | Admitted to St. Ann's hospital Monday were Mrs. John Grifiin, Jacob Pratt, Mrs. Harry 1der, Mrs. Robert Burns; dischar Monday were Baby Davis Hanlon and Robert Howell, | Born at St. Ann’s hosy tal at 1:5 p.m. Sunday to Mrs. Walter ¥ield, &/ | girl weighing 7 pounds 3 ounce: Admitted to Government hosp! Monday was Mildred Jones, Ane 5 | discharged was Annie Kitkz, An- goon. | GILMORE LEAVING FOR WASHINGTON U. S. Attorney’ P. J. Gilmore, Jr., is leavirg the last of the week for Washington, D. C., where he I been called to a conference of U He will fly from Juneau to Seatile and then go by train to Washing- ton. Anchorage Kodiak Homer Naknek A. B. 10% Reduction Daily Flights — and Ai Connections at Anch: 19 YEARS OF SERVICE IN ALASKA Year round Reduced Fares One Way and Westward Points Round Trip 113.40 176.40 80.00 144.00 104.50 188.10 Plus Tax on Round Trip 63.00 98.00 Passengers, Mail r Cargo orage for all Interior Tickets and Reservations BARANOF HOTEL Phone 716 DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, A Prince Aly Khan, whose actress wife Rt American Airways from San Fran- | S. Attorneys, May 23, 24 and 25.| LASKA - o g Sak back in the seeki di with a fasl g0” night ¥ YiRe He i other pilo | visio Only fiv the 1 cation | pilot sin top| 10 work Hun wag recall ymmand Transpot Kores ir wdling the November his com- he | big | | went. back to hi ) Strato” Clippers « e Pacific | L3 & TO MEDF B. E. Fe and daughter Lorraine, left or 10f en te to Medforc where y will spend t Y at th ero ranch. Mr. Feero is connec- ted with the Plumbing Heating Company FROM WASHI g iam F. B of the Fedeéral E sing Admir I on from ! Washington, D. ( opping at | | Dallas '\Iayh_e you haven’t struck oil et, bt you don’t need to be a as millionaire to enjoy one of these casual lightweight hats anyway. For that rugged and free-as-the-breeze feeling, try one on today! “Cravenette” processed to shed showers, Feel the difference in a MALLORY! Baranof Hotel. | at one time or another (i 1 lived in “the st in New Yerk— the new filn 20th Century Theatre, “So 1 I New York,” will be a rax | wel an hour and a | [ l tinuo laughter rang | huckles to guffaw [ | This picture 15 cn Basing its stevy on R I 1's famot vel, “Tie Bi t Enterprise studios h ' a delicious bit of sulirc Ne 's revered institutions a with radio comcilan Ten Morgan in the dual lead and off- comn who spices the y with some wryly orations. The nework movie is the trip to the b which Ernie Finch (M his wife (Virginia Grey a suitably cosmopolitan husband for her ister ) Drake There are other tars om iores |43 FLY VIA PAN AM Pan nd, ror Amerfear: Wogld »d 43 passenger " arriving from Seatth 1 PAGE FIVE everyone who in this fe Cowan, Hug y and Bill Goodwin e : 29 . ¢ ok MONDAY; 32 AR Whitehorse n Seattle: G K. C. Tib S A. Murphy, V. F ert, Fred. Alfonse, Mfor D Barkle, B B Edith Bullock, Frec « Dunsmoor, R. K Farrell, Joe Fessio, Arvid Lehne Jim obson, I , Donal FROM PELICAN R ST R RS TR AT R P S S Jai NPTy TONIGHT ¢ OORS OPEN will have you rolling in the aisles! ' Henry wITH Rudy VALLEE Hugh HERBERT _Bill GOODWIN ’ Leo GORCEY Virginia GREY Dona DRAKE Jerome COWAN Rrold STANG RELEAZEO THRU UNITED ARTIETS E IS HEREBY GIVEN: | Gene M OBy ':y T May 14th, 1951, in the tin, A Charle B, ORS08. b gesSti ¢ issioner’s Court Mills. ; Rl o f‘. Jun A al _Juneau, From Whitehorse: K. W. 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