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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-18
COMMUNITY EVENTS

T o ID A Y At 6:30 p.m.-Couple Club, covered dish dinner meeting, N. L.. ?. church parlors. At 7:30 pm-Auk Bay Home Ex- tension club at home of Mrs. Roy Gift, Glacier Highway. At 8 pm.-American Legion Auxili- ary in Dugout. At 8.30 p.m.-Community Center Night for Adults at Teen Age Club with square dancing.
 April 19 At noon-Kiwanis Club, Baranof. At 1:30 p.m.-JWC dessert lunch con and social program meeting at home of Mrs T. A. Morgan. At 7:3O p.m.-Ladies night at Ju- neau Rifle and Pistol Club, E.B. Hall. At 8 pm.-Presbytery of Alaska and Alaska Presbyterial Society open meeting at N. L. P. April 20 From am. to pm.-Special City Election At noon-Chamber of Commerce at Baranof. At 7:30 p.m.-Juneau Rifle and Pis- tol Club at A.B. Hall. 1 At 8 pm-Elks Lodge. At 8 pm.-Women or Moose, reg ular meeting. At 8 p.m.-Lutheran Ladies Aid to meet, church parlors. At 8 p.m.-Juneau Yacht Club, Iris Room, Baranof. Election of of l ficers. At 8:45 p.m-Juneau Singers re- hearsal in Methodist church.
 April 21 At 8 pin-High School Band Con- cert in High School gym. Free to public.
 April g At 2 pm.-Boy Scout Court Of Honor, Douglas school gym.
 April 24 i At noon-Lions Club, Baranof. At 8 p.m.-American Legion, Dug out.
 April 25 At noon-Rotary Club, Baranof. From 8 am to p.m.-Territorial Primary Election. At 8 p.m.-CDA, Parish Hall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-18
ARTIST ACQAIMS
 DOUGLAS vIOLINI5T

Joe Tassell, Jr., 21-year-old viol- mist, who was born in Douglas and who appeared on the Lions Club program yesterday, was acclaimed by Maxie Shapiro, noted musician who appeared in Juneau recently, as having talent of unusual ability and great promise.
 Shapiro said that he hoped the boy, who has played for seven years but who has never had pro- fessional instruction, could in some way be aided in his musical ed- ucation by study at some conser- vatory. "He has great understand ing of music" Shapiro said.
 The young virtuoso has appeared on several programs in the Doug las and Juneau area.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-18
FLOODS HIT NORTH DAKOTA; THOUSANDS
 HOMELESS IN PATH.
(Bv the Associated Press)


 Flood waters menaced North Da- kota and Western Minnesota and tornadic winds swept areas near Mobile, Ala, today. Generally, most 4 the country had near normal spring weather. with near seasonal temperatures.
 The floods in North Dakota made thousands homeless and scores of communities were isolated without power, light or telephones. Rivers and streams, bulging from waters from recent heavy snowfalls, spilled over wide areas.
 Seven persons were injured, one seriously, in the wind storms that swept three suburban areas of Mo- bile.
 Temperatures continued over most of the southern and eastern parts of the nation but cooler weather moved into the Pacific Northwest and the Northern Rockies.
 Rain mixed with snow fell early today in Wyoming and in Western North Dakota.
 The mercury reached 100 at Yuma, Ariz., yesterday. It hit 97 at Phoenix and the 87 at Los An- geles was the seasons high. and the top mark for the date since 1910.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-18
A(CA BOARD OF DIRECTORS HOLD
 MEETING FRIDAY

The monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of the Alaska Crippled Children's Association was held Friday noon at the Mirrcr Cafe.
 Mrs. H. J. Stanziano and Miss Judy Green were presented as new members of the board, Treasurer and Radio Chairman, respectively Miss Green, who is wellknown to radio listeners as the Story Lady" will tell the story of the Alaska Crippled Childrens Association twice weekly through the courtesy of station KINY.
 A letter of appreciation was re- ceived from Delegate Bartlett re- garding the chapters action taken on HJR No. 403, authorizing spe- cial emergency assistance for well fare programs for Alaska.
 Mrs. Leigh Grant reported on the meeting called by Mayor Hen- drickson regarding the Alaska Con- mission on Children and Youth. Mrs. Al zenger, Sr., reported that woolen material had been received from the local chapter of the Red Cross for the making of garments for the Orthodepic Hospital at Sitka. Pete Warner reported on the distribution of containers which he has placed in the various business establishments in the city. The Treasurer's report showed that over $500 has been forwarded to the Territorial headquarters of the association at Anchorage for polio, this amount having been held in the local treasury for the past two years. Contributions were re- ceived from the Emblem Club and the VFW Auxiliary; SIS was turned in by the VFW Auxiliary. from the sale of ACCA articles at their Silver Tea on April r.
 Dr. 0. Earl Albrecht gave an in- teresting and informative talk ex- blaming various phases of the Crippled Children's program. Mrs. Malcom Mitchell of New York, who has been visiting in Ket- chikan, Sitka and Juneau during the past six weeks, was a guest at the meeting She commented on the severe polio epidemic in New York state last year and also mentioned that she had attended a meeting of the ACCA in Ketchikan recently. |. The next regular meeting will be held at noon, May l2 at the Mirror Cafe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-18
METHODIST COLLEGE HIN ALASKA TO BE
 UNDER DISCUSSION

CLEVELAND, April 18-tR-The Methodist Council of Bishops Alaska Christian College Commit tee disclosed today that subcom- mittee had been named to discuss with other denominations forma- tion of college in Alaska.
 Ernest w. Patterson of Portland, Ore, chairman of the parent com- mittee, said most of the larger cities in Alaska had offered free sites.
 FROM FAIRBANKS Albert w. Earl, resident of Fairbanks, is stopping at the Bara- nof.
 FROM NEW YORK J. E. Jackman, registered from New York City is a guest at the Baranof Hotel. PALMA COMPOUND IS. BETTER
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-18

FROM KAKE MT. and Mrs. F. G. Johnson. of Rake, are registered at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-18
RainbowGirl Juniors Give
 Degree Work

During the meeting of the or der of Rainbow Girls last Satur- day evening in the Scottish Rite Temple, the Junior Officers exem- plified the initiatory degrees. This is program presented by mem bers who have not previously held offices in the Order and gives them an opportunity to show their ability.
 This group of girls elected their top officers which were: Worthy Advisor, Ann Haugen; Worthy Associate Advisor, Donna Mount joy; Charity, Janet Flint; Hope, Carol Larsen; and Faith, Sherry Gray.
 The appointed officers were as follows: Recorder, Alberta Carlson; Treasurer, Yvonne Swanson; Chap lain, Norma Dee Cook; Drill Lead CT, Beda Clausen; Love. Karen Jones; Religion, Mollie Jo Mac Spadden; Nature, Donna Wood {; Immortality, Esther Lavold; Ffdel- ity, Marilyn Crooks; Patriotism Mary Pinkley; Service, Trudy Ellis; Confidential Observer, Virginia Whitehead; Outer Observer, Bar bara Judson; Flag Bearer, Elaine Arnold; Standard Bearer, Moni Vinson; Keeper of Paraphernalia Jeanne Smith; Keeper of Jewels Joan Williams; Page, Jo-Anne Blythe; Musician. Carol Lawrence; Choir Director, Heather Hollmann Choir: Lynne Barcus, Karen Bart ness, Elaine Bland, Jane Adams Charlotte Coine, Nancy Mcdowell Anne Livie, Nancy Leege, Mary Gresham, Nancy Berggren, Carol yn Davis, Roseileen Hyckenbothem Joan Molyneux, Virginia Nielsen Alberta Tucker, and Janis Jorgen- son. Ruth Ann Bloomquist was acting Past Worthy Advisor
 On behalf of the Assembly Worthy Advisor Roberta Messer. schmidt presented a corsage tt Junior Worthy Advisor, Ann Hau. gen and Heather Hollmann pre-. scented a corsage to Mother Ad. visor, Milly Barron on behalf O. the Junior Officers.
 Appropriately lovely music, in cluding T Love A Little Cottage sung by Nancy Mcdowell ane Star of the East" sung by Anne Livie and Mary Gresham, botf songs being accompanied by Caro- Lawrence, greatly added to th' beauty of the initiatory ceremony
 Members Beth Fleek and Betty Lol l HukiH acted as candidates. Vir, ginia Whitehead gave the Ameri. cans Creed during the presentation of the Flag.
 The excellent performance o this program denoted sincere anc diligent effort on the part O [ these Junior Officers and Mrs Dora Sweeney, Sub-Deputy of al the Rainbow Assemblies in Alaska
 highly commended their achiev ment.
 Sunday morning 45 Rainbow Girls and Pledge attended morn. ing worship at the Episcopa Church to celebrate the Rainbow Anniversary and enjoy a very fin, sermon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-18

torial Attorney General, and Terri torial Treasurer.
 He came to Alaska as a young man, and last night, as ne ex- ploded Gold Rush myths, he said. Tn the 52 years I've been here I've no fegrets."
 In other words, his life in Alaska, even though it has included no shootings of Dan McGrews. has been full and satisfying.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-18
keilhikan 10 Gel
 20 Housing Unifs

WASHINGTON, April 18 - R = The Public Housing Authority to- day assigned 50 low-rent housing units for Ketchikan, Alaska.
 The Alaska Housing Authority asked a $20,000 planning loan for its one-year building programs
 The loan must be approved by the President.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-18
T I D E T A B L E
APRIL l9
HERE FOR MEETING

Ira Rothwell, member of the Alaska Fisheries Commission. ar rived here yesterday from Cordova for meetings which are being held today and tomorrow. He is regis tered at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-18
SON BORN TO MIR. AND

MRS. THOMAS GEORGE JR. MT. and Mrs. Thomas George Jr. became the parents of son early this morning at St. Ann's Hospital. The child weighed nine pounds one ounce.
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Stasys Santvaras
Tx VEL GLEDRESNI SVETMEEU NAMAI

(Atsatymas j laiska Belna1dui B. }
Lajknoji pakranto - nedalios klaikos epopeia
LalknoJl paklante - tai zemisha musu butts
AS hekellNu draugV. II zinau - nepaksim pres vaia
NUNS Vse1ns nerami If kanciu kupina ia nakis
AK daznal, per daznai CELIA Sldi Bernardai
la h'sta, tuo skausmu lig kaujo prsegti pecai =
Bet iegu - lu kaip poezijos e,dvese nardai
LAD il as plko Bostono gatvem emu sdidzia
IL ttlIu VeSpats Dievas iau artina barbara tesna -
halp JaunatVe Is peleno kills palbloksto tauta
Mes Inatysm dal Nemuno spnoint ze1int eisma
IL nuo motlnos Veldo bus vargo rauksle nublaukta
Ma, II kas kad ]angai apnesti il pulvynu r dulkem
kad toka nejauk il iJdna ia svecioji kerte! =
kalp Vakai ] nostagiios saltai krstola pulkim
0al II slaures Pasvase ia musu CODA, degs a1ti
AS natau meas Drauge, ia vargana tremtinio keia =
Jls VngluoJa per malnas per ketus skerdyku kienus
Mlle brolal tena, kekdami rusciaja dalia,
h1uVlna IL belrasme auEa parkupdys gal ir mus
betgl slela nemirsta dirbtuves tekinu prspausta
. II dumai negall aptemdyti viso dangaus
AS pasveikinsu Tavo vardu r Antana ir Fausta
Ak, berods, dar tkim, kad laime r mus neappaus
Mylu zmones. lr Jie ne tik dlgees artimu sea
BOna daug vaandu, kai prabyla sirds ir jausmai
Iepasveiknta buna, Bernarda, Tavoj ideja
Man il vel giedresr tie salt svetimieji namai
Tayo Stasys
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DUONINIS
kIAU SIN S

balandzio 13 diena.
y Paprastai nesunku suzinoti,
\ kada bus Velykos: pasiziurejai
HI kalendoriu ir natal. Bet tais
I metals mes, kaip ir tukstanciai
kitty Lietuvos zmoniu, neturejo-
me po ranka kalendoriaus. Ne
tik kalendoriaus -. Vienintelis
ropierius, kuris NUNS tada buvo
prieinamas - dviejQ ar triju
per diena surukytQ papirosu
nuorukos. Tai buvo Kauno Ka-
lejimo 64-toj kameroj, pirmo-
sios bolseviku okupacijos metu
Lietuvoje.
Oar sausio menesio pradzioj
kilo klausimas - kada simet
Velykos? Buvom % vyrai 6x6
plocio kameroje, bet kada bus
Velykos - be kalendoriaus ne
vienas negalejome pasakyti !.
Laimei, dar nebuvom pamete
dienu skaiciaus ir zinojom, kada
kuri yra savaites bel menesio
diena, bet mes nezinojome kad
tais metals Lietuvoje Velykos
jau buvo isbrauktos is kalendo-
riaus, mes jos buvusios vienas
is daugelio 'burzuaziniu prieta-
ru".
Velyku data nustatyti NUNS
pagelbejo liturgijos mokslo pri-
siminimas is gimnazijos laiku.
Velykos turf butt tarp kovo 20
ir balandzio % dienos, pirma
sekmadieni po pilno menesio.
Apskaiciavom, kad tame lai-
kotarpyje sekmadieniai turi bu-
tt siomis dienomis: kovo men.
20, 80, balandzio 6, 13 ir 20
dienomis. Dabar klausimas, kada
gi tame laikotarpyje bus jaunas
menuo?
Kas vakara pradejome pro
Tango kampa stebeti, ar nepa-
matysim menulio. Kartais trum-
pa laika jis pasirodydavo. Kelio-
lika dienu reikeio laukti gied-
rios nakties. Ir stai tik sausio
menesio gale pastebejom menu
Ii, kuris buvo ne pilnas, o visis-
kai "iaunas''
Kadangi menulis keiciasi kas
2S dienos, tai apskaiciavom, kad
pilnatis turf butt uz dvieju
savaiciu. paskui vel uz keturiu,
kovo vidury, ir vel uz keturiu
- balandzio menesi apie die
ma. Taigi Velykos turf butt ba-
landzio 13 diena. Ir tikrai, ap-
skaiciavimo buta teisingo.
Arteio ir Velykos, mes Wis
mazdaug tie patys buvom toje
pa6ioje kameroje. Kaip gi da-
bar tas Velykas atzymeti? Kiau-
siniu musu ''maitintojai" tik-
riausiai neduos H.. O kokios gi
Velykos be kiausiniu!
Nutarem bent is duonos pasi-
daryti! Bet beda: ne ia beda,
kad tos duonos nedaug, bet il
tokia asakota ir puri, kad nieko
doro is jos negalima nulipdyti! !!
Paaukojom sauksto didumo ga
bala duonos, minkem j seile-
mis- vilgydami, isejo kiausinis,
tik juodas -. Bet blogiausia,
kad kai pradejo dziuti, eme
skilti .. Maza to: trecia nakti
gera jo trecdali pele nugrauze.
Visai sugadino forma!
Kas daryti? Musu tarpe bu-
vo zydu laikrascio redaktorius
Rubinsteinas (dabar Izraelyje,
Tel-Avive). Jis tue metu gau-
davo ligonio maista. Gaudavo
duonos kasdien puse svaro, bet
tokios pusbaltes, smulkesniu mil
tu. Visvien negalejo jos valgy-
ii, nevirskino -.
- Imkit, - sake, - gal is
tos geriau iseis!
Tikrai. Tos baltos duonos su
seilemis suminkytas gabalas pa
virto tinkama medziaga. Isejo
visai dailus kiausinis, bet ne
baltas. Patti duona buvo pilka, O
dar rankose paminkyta pasidare
CANA tamsi. Prastas kiausinis -
nebaltas Kuo nudazyti?
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PASIMATYMAS
{ Tesinys is pereito numerio)

/ (Tesinys is pereito numerio)
- Magdalena, ,atleisk man, nurimki
Itu nieko nekalta.
il tyli yalandele, prisidengusi .kakt;
1dregna nosine Pazvelgia pro langa plau
kiancius debesis melsvoj erdvej:
= Daug laimingu valandQ nuplaukl
Ii mano praeiti ir palikau anal moteria
animal skolinga.
- Juoktusi Albina del toxic jautrumo
Pasakyk man atvirai, Taduk. Je
manytum meluoti, tai geriau visai niekt
lnesakyk -. Pasakyk, ar nejauti jokios
sirdgelos, galvodamas issiskirti?
Jis tyi, mazi prakaito laseliai dygs
| ia smilkiniuose.
- Jauciu. gal net ir didele, - pa
galiau nedrasiai prataria Bet meile VI
visa didesne.
= il nera taip didi, kaip tu manai
brangusis Tikroji meile turi butt lais
va nuo egoizmo, atlaidi, pasiaukojanti Sa
kysi, cia ir vel senu fraziu kartojimas Tie
sa, meile ir ismintis yra senos, kaip senas
pasaulis. Ir nenorek, kad pasakyciau k;
nors nauja Skirts del to, kad neimano
ma gyventi, sitai as suprantu. Bet skirts
lpamilus kita yra priesinga sazinei ir blai
viam protui Susituokiant neklausiama
ar ilgai zydes rozes ziedas nuotakos puoks
teje. Vsierns aisku, kad anksciau ar We
liau baigsis zydejimo laikas. 0 rysys, ku
rio pasekoje auga nauja karta, MCCALL but
nutrauktas del naujai prazydusio ziedo.
Kuri laika tyla. Prieblanda sunkias
pro langus, ir auganti netoliese liepa pa
kloja seselius ant seno parkieto. Magdale
ma deda ranka ant jo peties.
- Mes turime skirts, Tadai, kol dal
nevelu. Laikas pagrauzia ir azuolus.
- Budama tokiu grieztu isitikinimu
1tu esi saugi nuo visu pavoju, - nusisypst
ills.
= Ir sventieji suklumpa, as papras
ia mergaite.
Nei ta vakara nei kita jie nieko ne
nusprende. Viena tik buvo aisku, kad Mag
dalena po truputi jo salinasi. il pablyske
ir sumenkejo.
Jis irgi vaikseiojo, kaip nesavas, pa
niures, lyg ir mieguistas il apimdavo pa
1vydas pamacius, kaip praeina j SUI save
broliu ir 10 draugais, maloniai visiems nu
lsypsodama. il Wis dazniau ir dazniau kaz
|Eur iseidavo. Sventadieniais net ir visai pra
lpuldavo
Karta Tadas susitiko ia Antakalny 81
i jaunu nepazistamu yaikinu. Ten j ypatin
gal megdavo pasivaikscioti SUI Tadu.
Ia vakara nebeiskentes jis nuejo pas
1ja namus. il varte kazkokius popierius
kuriuos paskubomis sudejo j stalciu.
- Ar berniuku laiskus slept nuo ma
nes, Magdalena? -jaukiai nusisypsojo iei
damas.
- Me-.
- Tai ka gi? Oar taip neseniai, rodos
nebuyo tarp mlsu panasiu paslapeiu.
= Tiesa pasakius, neseniai jos ir atsi
| rado, - prisipazista kick sulnisusi mergi
ma. Bet tai nieko bendro neturi SUI Sir
dies reikalais. Tai tik mano privatus dar
bas.
- Argi butum ismokusi meluoti tu
mano dievinamoji...
- Bet. jei yra dalyku, kurie ieei;
svetiinus zmones? -.
! = Anksciau as, rodos, tau buvau au
toritetu ir visais reikalais su manimi pa
sitardavai.
- Esi tokiu ir dabar, isskyrus Sir
dies reikalus :.
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Du |ai$kai
Bern. BrazdziOnis
LAIkINOU PAKRANTE

(Vietoje laisko Stasiui Santvarui)
Sveikas mielas Stasy, laiknojo Atlantic pakrantej
Ar negrauz prstu piktai? Ar nekeiki draugu?
Niekur namai r niekur daugiau negyventi
Su tremties risuly nelemta:s trupinias ubagu...
Nenuusk nesskqsk jeigu 1rciams sandien nevergauji
Spesi poezijos skaidruji, psalmini rtma
1r prie ratio vergu prirakintas sasnti krauja,
Kurs dar saukia gyvent senkanti upe, begas
Spesi poezijos skaidruj psalnlini ritna
Oar pavelsti uz doleri begancu pieno rimu
II pro dumuos rasyta aukstu karnnu logaritma
Nematyti ne seos nei saules, ne stklo manu.
Vienas Musu Likmo Ranka parasytas likimas
lr viena tremtinil ir benamiu lemtis nelemtis
Nesudes W nei Frost nei Milley) j arkadiskus rimus
Ii aki mlilonai lei sau nei vaikams neskaitys.
N1ire tukstanciai mUsu seneiu dirbtuvese Forlo
Mile manose tukstanciai mllsu be1anu tevu
Bet neverkim, Stasy, aniai klnuiu mlorlu
Mes pabeguslos ziurkes is prarasto karo laivu..
Mes vs if altoja lauku If padangiu poetai
Mokslo vyra kaliai kuniga daktara
Kraunam krai tevynei kancioj neregetoj
had suauEtV j mus agimimo naujojoj zaroi
lr be musq aukos sukss aukso Rockfelerio raas:
IL su Jls (r be ju) NUNS, maziems neks neduos aee:
NUNS Vlena tk dala: nepaluzt pusaukees metuos
y laldotuVQ burial gyvuos ir be mtsu mrtes
Sveikas, meas Stasy pasvekink Anana r Fausta**)
II nuo JlsQ tolau as daznai mntms su Jums
IL atnnkl ranka taip dalbo sunkaus nepaskausa
kalp sirds, kai pro skausma iai reikia praet tvoms
Tavo Bernardas
- ESs kdbs't ST t'3 % vn1 T zyausg poetu
"") Antanas IL Knsa i "'"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-07
THE GIRL FROM MANHATTAN" IS
 CApIT0L'S BILL

We understand that for long time Dorothy Lamour has lamented her sarong- type roles, and audience opinion to the contrary, has sought a straight part, In The Girl From Manhattan" she has gotten her wish and last nights audience at the Capitol Theatre where the film opened, applauded her heartily. For The Girl From Manhattan" is picture to warm the cookies of every heart. There are warm chuckles, sypmathetic chuckles. downright rib- tickling chuckles and pervading glow of having experi- enced something jolly and jovial
 George Montgomery and Charles Laughton are in support of Doro- thy.
 Coming to the Capitol tomorrow is Zane Grey's Red Canyon" in Technicolor. It is said to have been spectacularly filmed in the outdoor glory of the Rockies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-07
PRINCESS KATHLEEN
 FAKES $ TO 5kAGWAY

Although the Princess Kathleen is primarily a cruise ship, it was possible for six persons to make the Juneau-Skagway part of the voyage on the first 1850 trip of that luxury liner
 Boarding here were Mrs. T. J. Jacobson, MT. and Mrs. J. c. Sicd- ensticker, Mrs. Harold Pribbernow, Thomas Patton and Pete Lunde.
 The Kathleen docked from Van couver yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock and sailed at 11:30 pm. She does not call at Juneau south bound. The largest single group of passengers aboard is the dele gation of Waverly, N. Y Rotarians and their wives-the 106 persons entertained by the Juneau Rotary Club last night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-07
LANDING CRAFT SAFE
 AFTER HITTING ROCK

An converted landing craft, iden- tified as the Demb, was safe in Katalla Bay north of Cape St. Elias this morning after hitting a rock off the cape early this morn ing.
 First messages from the vessel were received at Coast Guard head quarters here by way of Cape St. Elias light station at 1 am. today. They said the Demb, with 12 per sons aboard, had hit rock and was listing badly.
 An hour. later the vessel reported it was under way. At 8:30 am. it messaged that 1t was anchored in Katalla Bay. It reported there was salt water in it's fuel and water tanks
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-07
SUSPENSE HIT I5
 FEATURED BILL
 AT 10TH CENTURY

The gripping and dramatic story of psychiatrist who was so ab- sorbed in the mental ills of his pa- tients that he could not see the danger signs in his own inner con- flicts, is now at the 20th Century Theatre. It is Mine Own Execu- tioner," new Alexander Korda production.
 Burgess Meredith as the psychi- atrist and Kieron Moore as a neu- rotic ex-flyer in need of treatment, head the featured cast which also includes Dulcie Gray. Christine Nor den and Barbara White. The pie ture is being acclaimed as one of the years most exciting and sus- penseful screen dramas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-07
FIRE DEPARTMENT OUT
 TWICE THIS MORNING


 The Juneau fire department an- swered two alarms within one hour this morning.
 At 8.15 a.m., firemen were called to 634 Willoughby Avenue by a four-nine alarm. An overloaded stove was threatening to do dam age. All clear was sounded about 15 minutes later.
 A one-three alarm at 9:15 am. took the fire department to 30l Third Street where a fire had started in a fuse box. The blaze was out when the fire-fighting equipment arrived. Damage to the wiring was slight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-07
45,000 POUNDS LANDED
 BY HALIBUT VESSEL

The halibut boat Galveston of Seattle was the only vessel un- loading halibut at the Juneau Cold Storage Company wharf this mor- ming, and two buyers split the 45,000-pound load after bidding to a new season high.
 The Alaska Coast Fisheries and Elton Engstrom got the load after the price went to 23.9O cents per pound for both large and medium and 18 cents for chickens.
 Prices paid yesterday were 23.15 cents for mediums, B cents for large, and 20 cents for chickens.
 The Galveston is skippered by Harry Nelson.
 Not mentioned before was the 56,000-pound load of halibut landed here Sunday from the Tongass, skippered by Nels Stangvik.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-07
NV. HYGIENE TO LEAVE TOMORROW ON ANNUAL
 VOYAGE TO WESTWARD

The motor vessel Hygiene. mobile health unit operated by the Alaska Department of Health, will leave tomorrow on its annual visit to small communities in the Cook Inlet and Prince William Sound areas.
 The Il4-1oot vessel will reni.,in in the area until fall. and will carry out a program designed to prevent disease and the spread of disease in the villages, according to Department of Health spokes- men.
 The Hygiene is one of four ves- sells operated by the Department of Health. It carries a physician, dentist, and a public health nurse. The nurse, Mrs. Catherine Gair, has been with the vessel since it went into service in l945.
 After calling at remote commun- ities in Southeast Alaska during the winter, the vessel went into drydock at Ketchikan for three weeks in May to prepare for it's summer of cruising the waters to the westward.
 None of the villages at which it will call during it's cruise have doctors residing in them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-07
HOSPITAL NOTES

Robert Swanson, Cecilia Doogan, Freda Greenwald, Mrs. Floyd Guer- tin, and Mrs Fred Fletcher were admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yes- terday. Deborah Taylor, Peter Lunde, Gudmund Jensen, and David Andrews were dismissed.
 David Lewis of Mt. Edgecumbe and Charles Clayton of Hoonah were dismissed from the Govern ment Hospital.