The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 22, 1951, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, SHOWPLALE o Cuh APITUL EXPLOSIVE EXPOSE OF TODAY'S MOST | ALARMING . CRIME starring SCOTT MONA BRADY- FREEMAN ' FEATURE STARTS Marjorie % James Az o Bk Main © Whitmore - 1 il S "MRES. 0'MALLEY AND MR. MALQRE" .. 2nd FEATURE .. MILITARY » ACADEMY Wt '[HA'I' |0th. = AVENUE GANE P T ——— " PNAC 19: Realistic Scene Prompts Rescue At Capitol Theatre The several thousand curious on- lookers and forty members of the location troope of Universal-Inter- national's “I Was a Shoplifter,” | which ends ton at the Capitol { Theatre, did not realize it, of course, but they watche take place off the Calif,, when Mo F) carried from the water and resus- citated by life guards. The film script called for Mona to dash from a cabana on the each into the surf and to swim 1 apparently exhausted” in a vide attempt. Scott Brady, who s with Mona in the film, was into the water and save her. But when Mona flung an arm up- !ward, 100 yards, offshore, it was a pair of husky life guards who idashed in ahead of Brady and went |to work, carrying Miss Freeman to | the beach and reviving her with ar- | tificial respiration. 1 5 arries 81 Tuesday; 21 In; 118 Out; 42 Through Pacific Northern Airlines car- ried 81 passengers Tuesday with 21 arrivals from the Westward and 118 departures, and 42 through to | Seattle. From Anchorage: T. S. Batch- \elder, C. Holland, C. Cammock, B. Martin, W. E. Baker, Dr. N. T. ‘S)mmnnds, Jack Cullen, R. G. iRay, J. C. Reed, W. Elkin, R. N. | Grunigin, A. Faste, Bob Earl, A Chase, I. Johnson, George Wag- ner, Maj. E. W. Kunkle, Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Beyer, H. V. Davis | To Anchorage: O. G. Hoaas, F. Ulrich, Lt. Harry Kelsey, J. D. | Britton, H. B. Judkins, Ed Dietz, \C. E. King, Lt. Colhembold, Lt Col. Shafter, Sam Wanamaker, ic : Watson, K. and C. Stans- To Cordova: Lewis McCracken, wrnest Myner, Trevor Davis To Yakutat: J. N. Ang Shanstrom. LADIES FOR EAZAAR LUTHERAN WILL SEW a bazaar, to be held be the main order at a meeting of the g of the Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Aug. 23. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Edward Dick, 1669 Evergreen Avenue, at 8 p.m. Members and friends who are interested in sewing for this event are invited to attend. gewing for 160 Carried on Alaska Coastal Tuesday [rips Alaska Coastal Alrlines carried total of 160 passengers on its Tues- day flights with 29 on interport, 59 arriving and 72 departing. ! Departing for Hoonah: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shuff, James and Che- ryl Shuff, Jack Templin, Mrs. Fank- | hauser, Frank See; for Icy Straits Elmer Hendrickson, Frank Mercer; for Superior: Frank Binschus; for | Pelican: Clarence Moy, Pros Ganty, | Jim Brightman, Erwin Cole; for Skagway: Mrs. E. Wank, Rich | Wank, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Peer, M and Mrs. W. G. Hall, Miss Hall, Einar Linderoth; for Glays Wilson; for Crater L: Giles; for Taku: Red Hollaway, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Farrel For Sitka: Mrs. Ronnie White, Miss Irwin Hazel, Cpl. Flod, Pvt.| Gordon Pennington, Pvt. Richard | i Kuhl, Pvt. Phillip Dievstein, Helen | Tang, William Pugh, D. P. Scudder, | Mr. and Mrs. L. Allen, Marian Allen, Mus, Doage, L. Lindstrom, S. Dvorak, Mr. and Mrs. P. Ohanneson, G. Oh- | anneson, Dr. and Mrs. Burns, Owen | Yelland, Dr Hanover, Leon Whitsell, E. Grove, G. Meissner, A. Stader, G. Kratka, R. D. Hunt, S. Space, B. and R. Alex- ander, F. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Wwilliamson; for Hawk Inlet; Fred Nelson; for Petersburg: E. J. Nelson; for Ketchikan: Ed Johnson, Jack Jenkins, Tom Nally, Tim Casey, Mrs. L. Wilson. Arriving from Hoonah: Gates, Mrs. Elsie Wilson, George Graves; from Hawk Inlet: Phyllis Johns, Mrs. O. Williams, G. Will- iams; from Pelican: Anne Kahklen, Don Milliron, Lester Funk; from Elfin Cove: Mrs. Ralph Ale: der, Maxine and Stephen Alexander; From Haines: Mrs. H. Galant, Rod Pegues, Joe Ninnis, Mrs. Joe Hall- man, Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Clifton; from Skagw Bill Burfield, Jr., from Superior: Mary George, W. Hall; from Todd: J. Larson, John Simpson. From Sitka: Mr. and Mrs. P. Oh- anneson, G. Ohanneson, Dr. and Mrs. Burns, G. Yelland, Dr. and Mrs. Low, Frances Hanover, Leon Whit- sell, E. Grove, G. Miessner, A. € der, G. Kratka, R. D. Hunt, S. Sp Belle and Roxie Alexander, F. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. L. Williamson, H DeVoe, H. Simpson, D. Bracken, G Carpenter, Frank Ostrander, Rubin Lovegren, Mrs. B. Oddson, E. Ewing S. Nicholson, Mrs. S. Nicholson; from Petersburg: G. Armstrong; from Wrangell: R. Isto, J. Lucas. U. S. G. S. MEN ARE HERE Geo. Jack Reed and Richard G. Ray the U Geological Survey Washington, D. C., are stopping aty the Gastineau Hotel. | and Mrs. Low, Frances || L. | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE -JUNEAU, ALASKA All's Sergne Actor Errol Flynn plants a kiss on his wife, Actress Patrice Wymore, at Ciro’s in Hollywood to disprove, he said, gossip that all is not It was one of their few public appear- ances together in recent months. () Wirephoto. well in their marital life. Ship Movements ‘ Princess Louise scheduled to ar- rive from Skagway Friday at 8 a.m. sailing for Vancouver at 8 Aleutian due to arrive bound some time Saturday. Denali due southbound 3 am. Freighter Square Knot in port. Alaska scheduled to arrive north- bound some time Saturday. south- Friday at Chilcotin scheduled to arrive from Vancouver Thursday VISITING SHRINERS GO FISHING TODAY Visiting Shriners from fishing luck here today. They wer Mill in his vessel Our Tuck, In the party were H. Dan Bracken, Ruben ank T. Ostrander, and Glenn H. Carpenter, Lovegren, Fra at 6 p.m. Nile remple in Seattle were to try their to go out with Minard today. E. Harold L. Simpson. They were ac- companied by a num Shriners. FISH- LOCkERS -MEAT - FISH - LOCKERS - MEAT - FISH - LOCKERS - MEAT Weele End Specials Thursday - Friday - Saturday 8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P. DAILY Family Style Armour’s Siar From Baby Beef Beef Liver Sheulder Culs Veal Chops et +FISH - LOCKERS - MEAT - FISH - LOCKERS - MEAT - FISH - LOCKERS - MEAT - FISH - LOCKERS - MEAT STCRE HOURS Frying Chicken . SH - LOCKERS - MEAT - M. Wholesale JAKIE SAYS: and Retail 24 HOURS 7 DAYS A WEEK Juneau Cold Storage MEAT AND FISH MARKET I overheard a good customer say: “In 1940 we were broke, so we lived on hamburger for a week. 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Ib. 7 5¢ Ask for a FREE Booklet on Locker Meat and Fish Preparaticn SH - LOCKERS - MEAT - FISH - ME A ber of local _FISH- MEAT LOCKER SERVICE -1 IVAN - SUINI0T - HSI - LVANW - SHINIO0T - HSIS - VAN - SHINI0T - HSI - LVIN - SHIAIO0T - HSI C;nadiaAnvNon-Sked Air Service Granted To Kefchikan OTTAWA, Aug. 22—®—The Ca- nadian Air Transport board an- nounced today it hdg approved a license for Queen Charlotte Air- lines, Ltd., to operate a commer- cial air service between Prince Rupert, B. C., and Kejchikan, Al- aska The license calls for a non- scheduled service to carry pass- engers and goods between Prince Rupert, in northern British Col- umbiz, and Ketchikan, about 100 miles northwest in the Alaskan panhandle. The company told the board the chief means of transportation linking the two points now is a once-weekly boat service. FROM SAN FRANCISCO George A. Wagner of San Fran- Calif., arrived here yesterday m.Anchorage on PNA a) stop-+ ping at the Baranof Hotel. Earl Carpenter of Seattle is stop- ping at the Gastineau Hotel. NOTICE Who is Mr. Bazaar?????? 893-3t |69 Fly Outhound | Pan American World Alrways | Dunn, E. Ryan. {E. Gilligan, Pgul Voinot, Paul Rich, 23 Arrive on PA Ninety-one travelers flew with | ues- day with 23 arriving from Seattle; and 68 flying cutbound. From Seattle: Doremus Scudder, | T. E. Dewey, William Semar, Ray- | mond Borst, Edward Galvin, Paul! Lockwood, Frank Babcock, Mrs, Stella Bates, Charles Dowling, Hazel Irwin, Lewis McCraclin, George Watson, Bonnie White, J. V. Sals- | bury, A. Steele Mrs. Emmett Anderson, Mabel Downer, Bernice Egaas, Mrs. Don England, J. K. Kramer, Don Eng- land, E. Carpenter, Willlam and Jean Farrer. To Whitehorse: Delores Mrs. Griffith, Peggy Lindegaard and child, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Morris and four children, Ada and Lynn Klein, | To Fairbanks: Elida Murphy, A.j Sobler, Claus Coiitns, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Gardner, Mrs. T. Batchelder, | P. Pringle, Jaul Swensson, F. and J. Baxter, J. V. Salsbury, Harry Angle. To Seattle: Bill Winn, Joe Zaveral, W. Righ, W. Kennedy, J. Allen, Tom Anderson, O. Fugua, Henry Harnstad, Walt Stoot, E. J. Lovett, W. Ricketta, G. Johnson, Inga John- son, Don Currence, Anne Hanner- | oss, H. Danielson, A. Peterson, G.| Formso, M. Kledas, B. Oddson, S. A. Ewing, Jack Cullen. Elizabeth Graham, Mrs. Joe Hall- man, Rita Raney, Mr. and Mrs. S. Nicholson, Jane Hollenbach, Dale Stuart, Hubert Barber, Clifford Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Got- | cher and child, Frank Butler, R. F. Lewis, C. Heusser, Lowell Clark. HOSPITAL NOTES Aduiitted to St. Ann's Hospital Tuesday were Mrs, Helen Davis, William Hall, Hugo Johnson, John Camp, Martti Rikala, Mrs. William Kakklen, Mrs. Jean Seegert; dis- missed were Leonard Osborne, Hans Nesvog, Mrs. Joseph Milligan and baby boy; Mrs. Berneard Eldridge and baby boy; Mrs. John Robertson and baby boy; Mrs. Oscar Oberg. Born at St. Ann’s Hospital to Mrs. Oswald Osborne at 7 p.m. Tuesday, a girl weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces. Dismissed from the Government Hospital Tuesday were Darrel St. Claire and James Goennett, both of Juneau. There were no admis- sions. OIL DAY or NIGHT Diesel and PRINTED | Fitzgerald and Lon McCa Seabiscuif Stand-in Acts Temperamental 'At 20th Century Sea Voyager, who plays the part of his daddy, Seabiscuit, in Warner Bros.' Technicolor film, “The Story of Seabiscuit,” now at the 20th Cen- tury Theatre, was everybody's pet during the making of the picture. But when they brought him into the gallery to make still photo- graphs with Shirley Temple, Barry ster, he got as temperamental as any human star “It's that blanket of roses you got, draped over him,” explained Tex, his groom. “He's never been in a winner’s circle before — and he don’t know what to make of them flowers!” Featured in ‘he cast are Rose- mary DeCamp, Pierre Watkin and Donald MacBride. William Jacobs produced “The Story of Seabiscuit” for Warner Bros. $200,300 Asied or Damage Done Cold Storage Maferial A $200,000 damage suit was filed in U. 8. District Court yesterday. This amount is asked by John Hendrickson from 8. E. Thorpe and concerns the dismantling of a cold storage building at Excur- sion Inlet. Hendrickson is repre- sented by the law firm of Mc- Cutcheon and Nesbett in Anch- orage. Plaintiff Hendrickson states that a contract had been signed by | himself and Thorpe in which Thorpe was to dismantle the cold storage and that he has paid £7,000 for the work, Thorpe, ac- cording to the contract, was to pile and stack the material from the plant so it could be moved and the building re-assembled in | some other place not mentioned in the contract. The plaintiff alleges that Thorpe did not carry out his part of the contract, but that he tore the building down in an “unworkman- like” manner so that the ceiling insulation was destroyed. He con- tends it would cost $200,000 to move and re-assemble the build- - ing, stated to have been 90 by 240 feet long and 14 feet high. | e | Stove METER SERVICE— PHONE 707 Foster’s Transfer & Storage Warehouse - 9th and Capitol CLIARANCE ALL ITEMS REDUCED Now Is the Time to Pick Up Your Christmas Gifts Cups and Saucers Chinese Figurines Art Objects and Antiques Stemware = English Dinnerware Leather Bags === Ivory Pictures Mocecasins = Lamps Dresilen Craft Figures and Paints Open 9:00 A. M. 105:30 P. M. ARTS STUDIO Across from the Coast Guard Building FINE PAGE FIVE 0:CENTURY WHERE HITS ARE A MABIT! ENDS TONIGHT SHOWS 7:14-—9:30 FEATURE STARTS 7:556—10:11 Shirley TEMPLE Barry FITZGERALD THE STORY OF ABISCUIT lon by TEPAWICOLOR with LON o McCALLSTER 4% Rk CARTOON @ 4 and \ LATE NEWS DOUBLE FEATURE sPLUS Trout Berby Awards Joe Yule - Reni Riano - ficnrg»rMCMlumx we ALASKA uine SEATTLE ) AND fi . ALASKA K77 4 PORTS Passenger Service SOUTHBOUND §.8. DENALI §.8. ALEUTIAN Fri. Aug. 24 Sat. Aug. 25 Petershurg ‘Wrangell Ketchikan Ketchikan Seattle sefttle NORTHBOUND - S.S. ALASKA S.8. BARANOF Sat. Aug. 25 Tues. Aug. 28 Seward Seward Valdez Valdez Cordova Sitka Freighter Service From Seattle August 31 COASTAL MONARCH [ For Information Phones 2 and 4 Juneau H. E. GREEN, Agent IALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY