The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 25, 1951, Page 5

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, SHOWPLALE or (fuuncadl CABITIL® ENDS TONIGHT! The Show That Leaves You With A Big Smile!! JANE WYMAN VAN JOHNSON HOWARD KEEL BARRY SULLIVAN in M. G. M. s “3 GUYS NAMED MIKE>” Shows at 7:25—9:30 Feature 9:55 TOMORROW The TCPS in Adult Entertainment! “THERE'S A LOT OF WOMEN LIKEME... WE’RE NOT BAD, WE T DON'T CARE MORE!” SHERIDAN - O'KEEFE WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Special meeting to be September 25th at 7:30 p.m. All 439 members are urged to attend. 1951 EThree Oscars in ;Mom Feature At Capitol M-G-M's romantic comedy “Three Guys Named Mike,” now showing | at the Capitol Theatre, might aptly |be titled, “Three Guys Named Oscar.” Three Academy Award- | winners are represented in its line- up. Star Jane Wyman won her statuette for her performance “Johnny Belinda.” Art Director | William Ferrari won his for the | “Gaslight,” Vogel winning | for his photography ground.” with Cameraman Paul the coveted award in “Battle- Academy Award Contender Is Coming to the Capitol The same Bible used to swear in the United States Supreme Court in 1902 was used at the M-G-M studios when Louis Calhern, in the role of the celebrated Justice, re- enacted the scene for “The Magnif- icent Yankee,” coming to the Capi- tol Theatre next Sunday and Mon- day only. The Bible was flown from Wash- ington for the scene and was im- mediately returned following com- nletion of the swearing-in sequence. Incidentally, this marks the first ime that the actual proceedings of swearing in a new Justice has ever seea shown in a motion picture. fire Damage in Olympic Ferest Sel at §5 Million PORT ANGELES, Wash.,, Sept. 2! —M—Damage in the Olym Na- ional Forest fire that imperiled the ittle town of Forks last week was estimated today at $5,000,000 Forest Supervisor Carl B. Nea! called it “a rough estimate.” The fire swept 18 miles in lec than 12 hours Thursday and brough* an evacuation order for the logging town of 1,120 population. It burned 15 homes at the edge of tow: about a’dozen other buildings be- fore by-passing it. Neal estimated the fire’s sweep at 38,000 ncres. He called it “a tragic catastrophe” to the forest. and M.P. GOES THROUGH Aubrey Simmons, of Whitehorse | and member of the Canadian Parlia- ment, went through Juneau over | the weekend enroute to Ottawa. »wmle here he visited with former | Whitehorse residents. SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICER HERE Joseph W. Finnell, Anchorage di- rector for the Federal Social Se- | curity Agency, arrived on Sunday from Anchorage. He will confer with James G. Brown, Alaska direc- tor of the agency for a week. REBEKAH LODGE Past Noble Grand's Night Wed- nesday September 26 8 p.m. Berna West, N. G. 921-2t CLASSES STARTING Red Cross Nurses Aid Classes starting this month. Call 434. -tf RUMMAGE SALE Trinity Church basement, Thurs- | day 10 o'clock. in | | sets in the Ingrid Bergman picture, | Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes to | American Legion Sponsors 4-H Club Fair on Saturday Saturday, September 29, will be| fair) day for local 4-H Club mem- | bers and the place will be Don | Abel’s building on Willoughby Av-‘ enue. The American Legion is sponsor viding a tent to house the livestock | exhibits and will to display exhibits. Exhibits will be in place by 10 am. and judging will start at that | time. Miss Mary Robinson, home furnishing specialist will judge the home economics and craft articles and Dr. Fred Honsinger, local vet- | an will judge the livestock | | exhibits. | Livestock will be judged at 1:30 pm. and the boys exhibiting will be judged on showmanship as they show their calves to the judge. Demonstrations of tedhnique they have learned in their club work during the year will be sched- uled for 2:30 p.m. There will be the usual rides, pop, hot-dogs and coffee shat go to make a fair a success. Mrs. Henry Museth on First Trip "Outside’ “I'm ready to go back” is the answer., that Mrs. Henry Museth is giving after her first trip to the States. Born in Juneau in 1911, Mrs. Museth returned to Juneau on the Alaska following, her first trip “Outside.” She traveled east as far as Illinois, visited in Chicago and Seattle, and said that the weather was perfect and the country was wonderful. Mrs. Museth accompanied Mrs. George Larsson to Illinois. Mrs. Larsson, the former Tyra Baldwin, escorted the body of her father, Grant Baldwin, to its final resting place in Abingdon. Following Mr. Baldwin’s final rites, Mrs. Larsson and Mrs. Museth visited friends in Chicago for a week and then re- turned to Mrs. Larsson’s home in of the 4-H Club fair and is pro- | provide tables | § Seattle. Aaska Milifary Dersonnel fo Get Less Fresh Milk SEATTLE, Sept. 25—(P—A ser- |ious shortage of milk for overseas day by Seattle Port of Embarka- | | tion officials. They said the Quartermaster | market center here is 70 percent short of its quota this month. The market center chiefly services |trcops in Alaska, and secondarily tse fart east. An even greater shortage was 'predlcted for October. Consequently |Alaska troops have been getting | “recpnstituted” (powdered) ‘milk. A port spokesman blamed the shortage to a decline in cattle pop- | ulation and an exodus of workers | |from the dairy industry. Shortage| |of rain was an additional reason |in the Pacific northwest dairy area. Market center officials refused | | comment, saying any release of |information on the milk shortage; must come from its Chicago Quart- rmaster headquarters. | military personnel was reported to-w Y THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA Family Huddle Mr. Lioyd Brokos scratches his head as his fan of 12th daughter she has borne in a row. Left to right (front rew): Donna, 5; 1; mother holding new baby Joyce Ella. Lunke. 13 and father. ® Wirephoto. and Janide, (second row) Rosalia, 8; Wrétkage and Death | Wity "That's My Boy’ Is Fast Comedy At 20th Century The conversion of an anemic, pill-swallowing youth into a m]- | lege football hero is hilariously ex-| | pounded by Dean Martin and Jerry | Lewis in Paramount’s “That's My | | Boy,” now at the 20th Century The- | atre. If you're hankering for a liberal education in laughter and } fun, then you should waste no time |in seeing this uproarious account at its wackiest | of college life Jerry plays the bespectacled, & | beanpole son of Jarring Jack Jack- ly held a huddle at bedside of his wife to decide name The decision was Joyee Ella, whom Mrs. Brooks is holding. 7-year-old twins; Hazel, 3; Rae Jean, 2; Eleanor, Ervina, 10; Elaine, 11; Alma, 12; In car draped around a lamp-post (left), with its motor lying on street zlnngslde, lies the body (right), of Mrs. Betty Mag'l, of Closter, N. J. Accident occured when the car driven by the victim along the Henry Hudson Parkway in New York, sudatniy swerved and crashed into a lamp-post. Instant death was the pronuuncemcnl of a doctor who happened to be passing the area. (» Wirephoto. !ljgners in Nafional Open LEAVE FOR PORTLAND Mrs. Florence Hibbard and her | 12-year-old daughter Rhona, left | aboard the Aleutian for Portland, Ore.- Mrs. Hibbard has been here for the past two years with the Employment Security Commission and was a cook at Taku Lodge part of the past summer. { son, a former All American foot- g baller. His mother is an ex-Olympic | swimming champ. Dad can't under- stand how such a healthy union | has produced such an unhealthy | result, rants about the laws of heredity which he fears have been repealed. But in spite of the evi- dence, he sends Jerry to college with instructions to earn his football letter. The letter that Jerry earns is an “L" for laughter, as he shuffles ofl to school with his pill-packed bags and tries to do right by the family name, Then the fun starts. (oach Warren Quits EUGENE, Ore., Sept. 25—(#—The surprise resignation of Oregon bas- ketball coach John Warren was announced yesterday. Warren, a member of the Oregon coaching staff since 1835, told ath- letic director Leo Harris he was leaving to enter business. Warren said he has purchased a major in- terest in the Joe Gordon Hardware store. Warren first came to Oregon as freshman football and basketball coach, The Warren-coached Oregon bas- ketball team finished second behind ‘Vashington in the northern divi- ion coast conference race last year. METCALF RETURNS Arriving on the Alaska from Se- atle was Frank Metcalf, Territor- al Highway Engineer. Metcalf at- tended the Taku highway confer- >nce in Vancouver, B. C,, last week. Enroute south, Metcalf stayed in Keétchikan ‘area” for a week and nspected beat floats which are mder construction at Hydaburg, Myers Chuck, and Bell Island. APOSTOL TO SEATTLE FOR MEDICAL CHECK George Apostol, assistant attorney zeneral, will leave tomorrow for Se- ittle to undergo medical attention. TiDN ITE' 25—9:30 149— Show Starts 7 Feature at 7 Trout Fishing, Ice Cap Irip at Weekend at Taku Guests returning late Monday af- ternoon from Taku Lodge reported that trout fishing was still good, with several members in the party getting Dolly Varden trout. The largest, a 19-inch trout, was landed by Betty Gruening. She was accompaniéd there by her hus- band Hunt Gruening, pilot for Al- aska Coastal. Other guests includ- ed Bert and Mary Barrer, pub- lishers of the Alaskan Magazine, Arthur Sagorsky, accountant for Alaska Coastal and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ottke, of June; Ottke ig. employed by Veterans ‘Administra- tion claims office. The party left Juneau on ‘Satur- day morning via the Red Wing river boat, and returned Monday afternoon via Alaska Coastal. The group was flown over the Juneau Ice Cap, and afforded an oppor- tunity to get interesting pictures. e expects to be away from Juneau for a week. Additionally, it was clear enough to get a view of Mt. Fairweather. 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