The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 31, 1951, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1951 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ~ PAGE FIVE GO TO A MOVIE THEATRE TODAYI TONIGHT § The headlines screamed their AND crime . . . but they fold only half the story. HHESZ%‘; Would YOU give these kids 101000 another chance? DREW THEM TOGETHER! A BITTER bate TORE THEM APART. two people in love...withlifo’s cards stacked against them! CATHY O’DONNELL FARLEY GRANGER HOWARD DA SILVA JAY C. FLIPPEN - HELEN CRAIG TRAVEL, © CARTOON ® LATEST NEWS Therw is no substitute for Newspaper Advertising! “ : |Be Seen Soon, ! “It’s Movietime, U.S.A.,” campaign.|munications System station in the | Designed Movie Hits fo lBy Fire at Baranof Two homes at Baranof on Bar- anof Island were destroyed by fire the morning of Oct. 27. | Manager Ted Heyder announces| The homes were owned by Mr. that the Capitol Theatre has made|and Mrs. Corbett Shipp and Mrs. full plans to accelerate the local|Laura Gamble. The Alaska Com- Capitel Theatre to bring patrons the|Shipp home was also destroyed. Mrs. greatest lineup of films ever pro-|Shipp was the ACS operator at Bar- duced by all Hollywood studios, thc‘flvnufv She was in Juneau at the Washington state committee for|time. “It's Movietime, U.S.A.” has agreed, Shipp had gone hunting with a to include Alaska in its publicity | companion the morning of the fire. campaign, headed by Alan Weider | He and his partner saw smoke from of Seattle, chairman of publicity|the fire and returned to Baranof. committee “Its Movietime,| Fred Behovic, postmaster, and his USA” | wife were the first to notice the A salute to the motion picmrc]lirr. She heard what she thought theatre audiences, “It's Movietime,| Was & shot gun a few minutes be- U.SA.” marks the golden anniver- fore the two saw smoke. Since no sary of the motion picture theatre.|One Was shooting within their hear- The first movie theatre, Talley's|ing the only conclusion they could Theatre in Los Angeles, was buils | draw was that oil stove in the Shipp just fifty years ago and was the|home had exploded. first theatre ever constructed for| When the fire was noticed by the the specific purpose of showhuleHka& it was too late to save films. | either of the two homes. Shipp Among the jubilee films to be of-|53id today that everything Was fered local patrons very soon at| lost in the two l'wmes. Some insur- he Capitol Theatre are: lance was carried on the Shipp The Broadway play “Hnrvey,"‘home and furniture, he said. starring James Stewart and Jose-| He came to Juneau on :he ’;;:g phine Hull in the role that won her | P0at Yakobi S“"dflyst";n e i the Academy Award and “Father’s 51‘:“;9 ;;uisd:;"efzr o ‘;::mmn i Dividend” is the uel ) o~y : £ e Sy 1 2. 29 9 The Shipps are staying with Mr, for r:;tche:e::el?enind:;\wm;:]lmu“]:;s and Mrs. Jim Von Minden at the turned out to be better than the) Ellingen Apartments. original. “Father’s Little Dividend” | ¥ 3 stars Spencer Tracy, Joan Bennett| Sepior Girl Scout and Elizabeth Taylor. | Arrangements have also just been | (ghipe Makes Plans made for an early showing of ths| controversial football drama, “Sat-| mphe Senior Girl Scout cabinet mef urday’s Hero,” starring John Derek.| get, 25 at the home of Mrs. Morton Other fine pictures to be shown | glint for the purpose of ‘planning soon include “The Greal Caruso”|the Senior Scout activities of the with Mario Lan “Showbbat”| near future. Mrs. J. B. Kiely, pro- | with an all star cast making the|gram consultant, helped with the| new version the finest by far; both! program planning. Emphasis is to films are in resplendant color by!bg placed on scouting this week as Technicolor. |it is Girl Scout Week. In the long dark winter months | Plans were made for an overnight ahead local movie-goers are sure|pike with the Boy Scout Explorer | to find many bright spots in their | yroop. This is to be held November movie theaters where entertainment | 1p at Eagle River Scout Camp. Be- is provided for the entire family. cause of the hike and other con- flicting activities the proposed Sen- ALL SAINTS DAY SERVICES |14 Two Homes Destroyed |Alaska Coastal Carries 71 on Tuesday Flights ng; from Baranof: Sadie Fen- ton, Rhea Black; from Ketchikan: Bill Willson; from Skagway: Mrs. R. Carder and child, Harold Mun- sen; from Haines: Jack W. McDon- ald, Frank Drew, Swan Swanson, Wesley Welsh; from Hoonah: Dan Cole, Eugene Chase, James Young Departing for -~ Sitka: Bishop O'Flannagan, John Ouelette, F. A. Benson, Dorothy Wyres, Edward urtler, Keith Wildes, Mrs. West- fall, Ida Morris, W. R. Vreeland, Nellie Pickell, Mrs. J. E. Shrader; for Baranof: Ernestine Zohman; for Pelican: Ed Harkabus, Joe Wuslich; for Tulsequah: D. Gold, I. Kita, C. Madaife; for Petersburg: T. O. Dickinson; for Ketchikan: Jerry Beason, Joe Brewer, John Wanberg, John Hedman; for Haines: J. S Payne, Max Bowman, Mrs. Hynes Bishop; for Skagway: John O'Dan- iels, Albert James; for Hoonah: David Marvin, Rose Marie Smith; for Elfin Cove: E. W. Swanson; for Gustavus: John 8. Justus; for Fun- ter: Frank Olsen. Pacific Northern Brings 14 Travelers; Takes 15 Westward Pacific Northern Airlines brought passengers from the Westward Tuesday and took out 15. From Anchorage: A. Getzer, Buell Nesbett, D. F. Cadman, S. C. Mc- Fee, M. Wooten, G. Secrist, Ralph Bartholomew, A. J. Goodfellow, K. and P. Loken. From Yakutat: T. S. Batchelder, J. Cleff, George Miller, D. C. Man- nel To Anchorage: B. C. Farnow, Floyd Daner, Joe Wall, Mrs. Court Scout party was post) until | TOMORBOW, HOLY TRINITY" | T T i poned untl | peyo. Martin Holm, Allen Hewlet, g oy : Pat Barkley. Services on All Saints day (tomor-| It Was decided to have bi-monthly | oy Wooy jiot. M. Clark, Milton " | meetings of all the Senior Scouts.| row) will be as follows at Holy;s lvia D b aoncintad chair- | Bristol, Jeanice Welsh, Conrad Trinity church: {-EWEVAn - DRVIE, WS 80N Brown, Glen, Donna and Tim Mc- man of a committec to plan the| 7 a.m.—Holy Communion. | ¢ the first meeting to be Millian, 10 a.m. — Corporate Communion pagtam: O 8, S To Cordova: John P. Moses. . | held Thursday, November 15. for the women of the church, fol- S lowed by a “Brunch” and confer- | Janet Lee Schultz, Reporter. Lk 7. COURSE MEETS THURSDAY VA Statements S5 i The first class of the Red Cross \CH | home nursing course will be held FR.OM ANCHORAGNE | Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at Buell A. Nesbett of Anchorage the Public Health Center on Se- 'Called False by Real Estate Agent arrived here yesterday on PNA and | cond Street. Mrs. Rachel Lea will is at the Baranof Hotel. | be the instructor. FISH- LOCKERS - MEAT - FISH - LOCKERS - MEAT - FISH - LOCKERS - STOGRE HOURS 8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. DAILY ONLY 5elb. —rLEG OF ONLY Pan Ready Picisweel, Fresh STRAWBERRIES ONLY Oclb. —-nnn FRESH Whoeolesale . A5¢ 1 1b. package LOCKERS - MEAT - FISH - LOCKERS - MEAT - FISH - LOCKERS - MEAT - FISH - LOCKERS - MEAT MEAT AND F +AFISH - Week End Specials Thursday - Friday - Saturday LOCKER SERVICE 7 DAYS A WEEK MEAT - FiSH - MEA.E & =5 & a £ SH = 24 HOURS 10 10 14 ib. average Fricassee Chickens @ clb.| PICNIC HAMS . 49clb. Via Pan American Juneau Cold Storage SH - LOCKERS - MEAT - FISH - LOCKERS - MEAT - LOCKERS - MEAT - FISH - LOCKERS - ONLY PORK -rnmmrIb. B¢ ONLY 4 10 6 lb. Average Just Arrived ONLY' KING SALMON . 49clb. ONLY FRYERS - 9. and Retail 5 l’ Recent press releases and wires Ifrom the Veterans Administration | to the effect that direct loan funds Jare allotted on a basis of veteran | ipopulanon alone are “mlsleading[ | and false,” according to Peter Wood, | Juneau real estate agent. | Wood, who recently returned from | Seattle where he said he called on | VA officials, claims that “certain” Wi ettrslfotimrelifirtinmilif pttmrefifiotrmosl] frtinast e T T T T T OPENS TONITE 20:LCENTURY HITS ARE A HABIT! Alaska Coastal Airlines carried a totalsof 71 passengers on Tues- day's flights with 17 on interport F()R4B'G DAYS THEATRE - WHERE trav rriving and 32 departing. Arriving from Sitka: Tom Voore hies, Mr. and Mrs, Enlee, Pat Bark- 2 ley, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ream; from lT s “Bw BIG d Cove: Eugene O'Shea; from ’ an a nakee: H. J. Floresco, Tom Arm- smash HIT! MONTGOMERY CLIFT ELIZABETH TAYLOR “A PLACE IN THE SUN” is the story of today . .. a drama of three young people uncontrollably lfafaniounl's in love—who risked everything to get that love! It is the story that mirrors all lovers—the story that belongs to everyone. It is rare that any motion picture has captured so magnificently the fire and fever of America’s youth. Even rarer, has any screen drama spoken so freely and frankly of the compelling needs and desires of young people, driven by instincts they can neither resist nor understand. Here is the story of a young man who was too ambitious, even in love, and of the two ! girls who cared for him too much! These three emotion-packed roles are portrayed by the most exciting young stars it has been possible to combine in cne film in many years. Here is a remarkably revealing Sl J0uk picture—one you’ll remember and love . . . completely. i SHELLEY WINTERS Ai:a‘adlemy' Award : Contender for 1951 DOORS OPEN 6:50 HOW STARTS 7:08—9:30 Tavail HYun 17501 2u0uq v s at FEATURE AT 7:25-9:47" ‘personnel in the Seattle Qfflces ad- |vised him that “we don’t know |how Alaska allocations are made or by whom.” ! “One official advised me,” Wood | | said, “that allocations could not be by veteran population alone because we know that the St. Louis district 1got over $30,000,000 of the first 1$120,000,000 released.” “The law calls for direct loan | funds to be made available in areas | where four percent loan money is unobtainable,” Wood said. “One; | would expect the funds to be allot- | |ted to Alaska first, not last, due to limited housing and territory- | wide eight percent interest.” Wood said that he has written identical registered letters to VA heads in Juneau, Seattle and Wash- ington, D. C. asking for an ac- counting of loan fund distribution. “In general, funds are allocated in the VA headquarters in Washing- ton, D. C. on the basis of two cri- teria,” said E. E. Lincoln, manager of the Juneau VA regional office. “The criteria are that funds are generally allocated to areas in which four percent money is not available to veterans from other sources for purchase of homes and within those areas according to vet- eran population,” he said. “During the past fiscal year it would appear that housing needs were also given consideration thus enabling Alaska to secure more funds than would normally be allocated by the two criteria alone,” he said. “Total funds allocated to Al- aska as of Sept. 10, 1951 amount to $3,543000 for direct loans to veterans for homes,” Lincoln con- cluded. The American Legion and Veter- ans of Foreign Wars are both work~ ing in Washington, D. C., on hous- ing in Alaska for veterans and on this phase of the housing problem, as is Deelgate E. L. Bartlett, accord- ing to Bob Druxman, Alaska de- partment adjutant of the American Legion. COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION LEAVES FOR SEATTLE MEETING Everett R. Erickson, Commission- ISH MARKET LVIN - SUINO0T - HSIJ - LVINW - SHINI0T - HSI - LYW - SHIANI0T - HSII - IVT er of Education, left Sunday, on the Baranof for Seattle. He will attend the special meeting oh the School Facilities Survey and the regular fall meeting of the North- west Association as well as enjoy a short vacation. VISITOR FROM WRANGELL Tom W. Voorhies of Wrangell is iat the Baranof Hotel, There is no subsitute for New§fiap_er Advertising Benson Refurns from iSeries of Meefings The fringe of a typhoon is brush- ing the main Japanese islands. And the big blow — with winds up to 135 miles an hour — may strike to- night. Henry Benson, Territorial Com- missioner of Labor, returned Sat- \urday from a trip to the states | where he attended several meetings | | and visited in Illinois and Montana. He attended the National Safety | Congress in Chicago, a meeting of | the International Association of | Governmental Labor Officials in Se- attle. An earth tremor has shaken Bo- logna, Italy. It frightened residents but did little or no damage. Word from Rome is that 110 per- sons lost their lives in recent gales in Calabria, Sicily and Sardinia. Some 9,000 persons are homeless. DIVORCE FILED | A divorce action by Gordon 8. }Pev,ermn against Blanche M. Pet- A jet pilot was killed at San|Crson Was filed today in U. 8. Diego when his F-9F Panther District Court, The charge was in- crashed on takeoff at the M‘mm“r‘cumpaubfluy. The complaint says Naval Air Station. Cause of the the couple is separated and that crash was not immediately deter- | mined. 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