The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 4, 1951, Page 3

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1951 SHOWPLALE or un((m EL‘JI)S TONIGHT! The story of the “kept men” who play college football for cash! SATURDAYS HeRroO EREK -+ Do RE Shows :vu—v.0ou Feature 7:35—10:05 TCMORROW! 2 DAYS ONLY! it:she. could: M-G-M's Surprise Drama LORETTA YOUNG ?Many Former Grid Stars in \Capitol's Bill A full team of professional foot- ball players was used in “Saturday’s Hero,” new Sidney Buchman pro- duction for Columbia Pictures, star- ring John Derek and Donna Reed at the Capitol Theatre. Among the players who worked in the football sequences photographed at Pomona College were: Jerry Cow- hig, former Notre Dame player with the Chicago Cardinals; Donald Doll, U.S.C., with the Detroit Lions; Donald Garlin, US.C., with the | Niners; Don Paul,« UCLA. with the Los Angeles Rams; Steve Pritko, Villanova, one of the Green | | | | | Bay Packers; Vern Lillywhite, U.S.C., with the Forty-Niners; Jack Findley, U.CLA., now with the iRm’l’K Jack Zilly, Notre Dame, now with the Rams; Eddie Saenz, U.S.C. and Loyola, with the Wash- ington Redskins; Freddie Naumetz of the Rams, and Bob De Lauer | who played botir for U.S.C. and the | Rams. 43 Fly on Pan Am; {Only Two Go South Only two persons departed for Seattle Monday out of a total of 43 | passengers , that arrived and de- parted. Sixteen arrived from Se- attle and 12 from the north and 113 flew to Whitehorse and Fair- | banks. | From Seattle: Humbert Versace, | Lorraine Gentry, Victor Hampton, Claude Kelsey, Theodore Lewin, Beatrice Shepard, Mrs. Curtis Shat- ;tuck and three children, A. L. Be- !sancon, J. J. Henry, Martin and | Bertha Johnson, Colleen O'Brien, ! Lewis Pilcher. | From Fairbanks: Claude Houck, Wellace Peterson, . Betty Allen, Ralph Cunningham, Jack Fricke, George Butare, P. D. Koon, | Bounsamassa. Fromr Whitehorse: Mis: Robert Warfield. To Seattle: Ernest Johnson, Bob | Mottner. To Whitehorse: R. C. Whitfield, Gus Jerggelut, J. Stassens, G. C. Thomas, Ken Schofield, R. Dinnis, J. Williams. To Fairbanks: Helen Saale, Harry | Kardonoff, R. P. Dayley, Mrs. R. E. Sheldon, Bishop Cleason, L. A. Howard. Wayne Pendleton, Dick Kobok, Jackie E. Davis, ALASKA POTTERS MEET in Tokyo. visit to the 121st Evacuation hospit2l in Korea. Ne identification available on wounded men. (P Wirephoto via radio from Tokyo. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA Visits Korean Wounded The Vee 7=l Vice-President Alben Barkley and wife stop to chat with two wounded GI's during Thanksgiving day p fiew in unexpectedly after a short stopover Queen Honors Korean Dead | { | Juneau Gloria Frazier 'Is Honored at 'Bridal Shower Honoring Gloria Frazier of the Clinic, a surprise bridal shower was held last Friday eve- ning in the Ralph Browne residence at the Evergreen Apartments. Co- hostesss were Mrs. Sam Paul Jr, and Mrs. Ralph Browne. Miss Frazier is to be married December 8 to Willlam Sharp of the Alaska Credit Bureau. Prizes for various entertainments were awarded to Barbara Hulk, Jerry Sturm, Virginia Clark and| _ Jean Amour. Miss Frazier was the recipient of many lovely and useful gifts. The apartment was decorated in -the bridal motif. Assisting the co-hostesses in serv- "ing refreshments were Jean Armour and ' Dee Burnette. Attending the shower were Peggy Bixby, Teresa Fenster, Jean Ar- mour, Linda Callahan, Annabelle | (TO LIVE Mansfield, Dee Burnette, Mona Mar- A tin, Mildred Kelly, Jean Marsh, | WEDNESDAY NIGHT | A very important business meet- | ing of the {uled for tat 8 pm. All those ordering china paints are asked to bring a deposit of 20 cents a tube, so that the order may | be sent this week. Definite plans will be made for the pottery sale at this‘ meeting, and all members are urged to at- | tend. | Potters will glaze for a firing set for Thmsday of this week. Alaska Potters is sched- Wednesday, December 5 Kentucky - Loy entY Yoy ‘I:lmi.'n ‘Q ...in distinguis! lravorite Bond hedt Mansion pacige Your hey to Holiday Hospitlity Add fame to your name as a “friend and host. Send and serve the favorite Bonded Bourbon of Kentuckians. Insist onit. better stores today. in Familiar Fifth or Mansion Gift Package . . . at aL0 FTZGERALD OLD FASEIONED...duz.sttt in tytle STITZEL-WELLER DISTILLERY, ESTAB. LOUISVILLE, KY., 1849 BONDED KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 100 PROOP heroes. in charge of l'um:y Day emblem Britain’s Queen Elizabeth plants a tiny cross in the field of remem- brance at London's Westminster Ablley as she honors England’s war The queen chos2 the special plot reserved to memory of the Empire Division troops killed in Korea. Looking on is C. W. prodllctlnn » erephnto. Howe, i Soldler Spirit Takes Hold of {Juneau Lads Officers of the Alaska National Guard are kept busy saluting “small fry soldiers.” The soldier spirit has taken hold of Juneau youngsters. \One 8-year-old gave a snappy sal- | jute to Maj. E. W. Kunkle who re- tumeql it smartly. “Say son, are you a general?” Kunkle asked. “No sir, I'm a private. I just | started,” the lad replied. | Elsewhere on the streets where ‘two or more hoys are walking “hup, one. two, three,” can be heard in \the best sergeant’s manner and \'VOICE | — EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY — | Earl Gregory Joins fainted. Velerans' Affairs Office Here Earl Gregory of Anchcrage has | joined the staff of the office of | Territorial Veteran's Affairs as legal advisor, He went to Anchorage last June where he was Judge Anthnny | Dimond’s law clerk. : He is originally from Fargo, N. Dakota, and is a graduate of the | University of North Dakota. During | the last war he served 2% years with the 82nd Airborne in the Eu- | ropean theatre of war. : Upon his return from overseas, | Gregory went into a book store in Fargo where he gave the clerk a long prepared list of books he want- | ‘ed When she figured up the the | cost the bill came to $2,600. She PACIFIC NORTHERN AIRLINES 19 Years of Service in Alaska Passenger—Airmail—Cargo DAILY FLIGATS TO: Cordova, Anchorage, Kodiak, King Salmon (Naknek), Homer Connections at Anchorage for all Interior and Westward Points INFORMATION and RESERVATIONS Baranof Hotel-Phone 716 Eleanor Mentor, Virginia Clark, 1 Porothy Baker, Barbara Hulk, June | . Dawson, Pat Jones, Jerry Sturm, Alkerta Bentler, Doreen Hogins. RETURNS TO SITKA Fred Spink of Sitka, who has 'Leen at the Hotel Juneau for the past few days, expected to return to Sitka today. Liquor License Applications Due Before Noon Dec. 13 applications for liquor licenses for use in the city of Juneau must be filed with the clerk of the U.S. District Court not later than noon of Thursday, December 13, J. W. Leivers, clerk of the court, pointed out today. The Juneau city council has notified Leivers that applications for 1952 liquor licenses will be consid- ered by the council on the evening of December 13. , Leivers explained that the appli- cations must be in to his office at the federal building by noon of that | day in order that the list may be compiled and submitted to the council as required by law. MR. AND MRS. CONNORS IN SEATTLE Mr. and Mrs, James J. Connors, accompanied by their son, Capt. Leo James Collins, left Friday by plane for Seattle where Connors will enter | | Sunset Manor and where Mrs. Con- i | nors will live with their son and family. The Connors came to Juneau in 1915. He is the former Collector of Customs here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burdick will" live in the Connors’ home while they are in Seattle. Connors has been confined to St. Ann's hospital for some time. Mrs. Connors said that she wanted to thank everyone for the attention to Connors while in the hospital and for the care in taking him to the airport. ARRIVING ON ELLIS Three passengers arrived on Ellis Airlines Tuesday flight with two traveling on interport. Arriving from Ketchikan was Eddie Hamil- ton; from Petersburg were Lloyd Swanson and James Wheeler. ATTENTION Hand painted cups at Nina's 79-3 * EMPIRE WAN'I' ADS PAY | IMPORTANT Joint Meeting of the Deep Sea Fishermen.s Union and Vessel | * Owners’ Association WEDNESDAY EVENING 7:30 P. M. 1. Slip-on Shirts Sizes 1—6 Price 3. Training Pantie Sizes 1—6 Price 5. Kimona 6. Price l'sn 65¢ Gown Price 2. Tie-Way Shirt 4. Short Sleeved Shirt Sizes 1—6 Price 1,50 7 Sacase 15¢ ® Walter Sperl Please Be There 1.00 Western Fun Bill Wednesday At 20th Century The 20th Century Theatre an- nounces that starting Wednesday | the attraction will be the comedy western in Technicolor, “A Ticket to Tomahawk.”. | Dan Dailey, who made a name for himself in straight, non-musical comedy as the “Willie” of “When Willle Comes Marching Home," plays an itinerant drummer w\o inadvertently boards a train des- tained to open up the west in this new film comedy. Anne Baxter, as a trainman’s duughler co-stars. | PNA Brings 13 Hare; i Takes 13 Westward Thirteen travelers arrived in Ju-| neau Monday on Pacific Nerthern Airlines from the Westward and 13 departed. From Anchorage: W. L. Cassidy, L. Aarela, A. Hill, R. H. Stock, C. Scudder, J. J. Grove, J. Mack, H. Hennessey, From Yakutat: B. Renner, H. Valle, H Converse, J. Henninger. To Anchorage: James McNamara, | Leila Grunden, Allen Bradley, Edwin Baronovich, Cdr. H. M. Kelsey, Percy Blotchford, Major Terry, John Kalassie. To Cordova: A. O'Brien, Charles Nestor. To Yakutat: B. Henninger, Nick Milton. BOAT REPAIR, WORK AT JUNEAU, MARINE SHOP On the ways at the Juneau Mar- ine Shop is the Narfin, Roger Balley, for a new stern, replacement of planking, deck recovered, new bul- warks and rudder post and for hull painting. Jobs recently completed were a new forefoot and minor re- pairs on the Jeannine, Homer Sax- on; replacement of forefoot and graying on the keel on the Yakobi, | Dec. 5, 1951 and YOUR. From sun-up 10 sun-down : s ; and all through the night,) the cradle and creeper crowd looks ever so sweet in P. 0. 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