The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 21, 1943, Page 6

PAGE SIX - ‘GEORGE BROTHERS Super Market PHONES 92-95 2 FREE DELIVERIES DAILY JUST ARRIVED Another Shipment of FRESH! “Sunshine” Fancy Cookies and Crackers INCLUD GINGER SNAPS—In one-pound boxes CHEESE CRACKERS — BUTTER CRACKERS CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS—CUSTARD CREAMS FIG BARS — SUGAR WAFERS BOXES OF Ac R FANCY COOKIE AND MANY OTHERS AND DO NOT FORGET—We have a large stock of Fancy Hard and Filled Christmas Candy. Also Brown & Haley Fancy Box Chocolates—and hundreds of popular candy bars—by the carton these bars are priced for the Christ- mas season at 98¢ for a regular $1.20 box. Guaranteed Fresh Stock! EORGE BROTHER VITAL MINES BANGKOKIS OF BOLIVIA BOMBED BY UNDER GUARD Leader of Junta Pledges Faith in Commitments with United Nations LA PAZ, Bolivia, Dec. 21.—Troops guarded Bolivia’s tin mines as the | Nationalist junta which overthrew|yormation of United States bombers the government of Gen. Penaranda ,itacked the docks, and the RAF annouced it is firmly entrenched riided an enemy arsenal in the and discounted rumors of a counter | srea Widespread attacks also were revolution. | made in southern Burma. NEW DELHI, Dec. 21.—A com- bined American and Royal Air Force bombing attack on objectives night of December 19 is announced. in was the first long range oper- ation of the newly formed Eastern Asia Air Command. YANKS, RAF ] Vaudeville is the theme of "Rich- ardson Reve! which will appear | tomorrow night in the high school gym The show, composed of one Ser- geant and four privates of Alaska | Department’s Special Service Sec- | tion, has toured e city and | Army Post on the mainland of Al- aska during the past few months, | and has become well known for its | fast moving comedy and audience appeal. The entertainment is scheduled to start promptly at 8 o'clock. The | local Military Officials have given the town a cordial invitation to join service men of the area at this free performance. | Headed by Sergeant Larry Butler, who also acts as Master of Cere- | monies, the troupe includes Pri- | vates Ryerson Gaudet, Saul Brown, Sid Yosovitz and Walter Roguicki Private Gaudet in addition to in Bangkok and Thailand on the |Performance is the producer, under | wire-walkers on the stage, playing the supervision of Fort Richardson and Alaska Department Special Service Officers. The production | simple is along The communique said a strong |vaudeville lines, with music, songs peared. and comedy mixed into a well-bal- | anced one-hour show. Considering | the fact that all of the performers came into the Army from the en- is no Stationing of troops at the mines| which produce a large portion of the tin ore used in the manufac-| ture of United States and British arms was one of the first acts of the government, which pledged' itself, however to live up to Boli-| via’s committments with the United | Nations. | Victor Paz Estensoro, leader of | the coup and new Finance Minis-| ter, told an interviewer that “the Atlantic Charter and other obliga-| tions of Bolivia will be respected| and maintained by the new govern- ment, and in no case will it alter the international situation, as we are on the side of the United Na-| tions.” | The executive decree of last April| declaring war on the Axis was af- firmed by the legislature on De- cember 4 | Passengers arriving in Lima, Peru, | by air described the coup as bloody. Army planes were flown from San- ta Cruz, Bolivia to LaPaz to aid the revolution. ! ROTARIANS SHOW KIDS G0OD TIME Santa paid a pre-Christmas visit | to children of Juneau Rotarians this| noon at the annual Rot Club | Christmas Party for children and was entertained by the kids. After- | wards he passed out candy for the| youngsters Those entertaining included Judy and Gus Foss, Mary and Ann Gris- ham, Yvonne Hebert, Jim Harmon, | Carla Carter, Dale and Tim Hiller- man, Pinkie Liston, Nancy and Peter McDowell, Mike Reynolds, ! Denny Ryan, Gladys Uggen, Billie| Lee and Ginnie Paige and Stewart | Whitehead | Other youngste: attending in- | cluded Mike Blackwell, John Web-| ster, Dickie Reynolds, Michael Pat- terson, Kenny Merritt, Deedee Nin- nis, Julie Hudson, Mike and Roger Grummett, Dennie Green, Bobby | and Grace Dycke, Teddy Tisdale and Jane and Gretty Adams. | The Rotarians will have their own | party next Tuesday, but gifts will not be exchanged this year. | Lt. Warren Caro was master of ceremonies and Lillian Uggen f ished the accompaniment at piano for musical selections. - e o o o . WEATHER REPORT (U. 8. Bureau) ALASKA urn- the Temp. Monday, Dec. 20 Maximum 42; Minimum 38 Rain 1.08 e o o o o - — - BUY WAR BON NOTICE Free Show Given Here Tomorrow Night by Army THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA were ncighbors, and they toured nearby Army camps with a talent troupe. After enlisting, they were sent to different camps and were separated for nearly a year before they were re-united on shipboard jenroute to Alaska. Their act of com- ledy and “mysticism” is one of the highlights of “Richardson Revels.” Rebekah Christmas stage in a 65 minute show packed with solid talented entertainment, and it is free to the public. Party Tomorrow | Musical accompaniment for the |other acts is furnished by Private | Roguicki, pianist (Roguicki has been and accordionst. a musician of note for some years, and is widely experienced as an entertainer. His lact goes over “Big” with soldier | audiences. “Richardson Revels” promises tov |be one of the “MUSTS” on Ju-| |neau’s entertainment program, and | jone case where the G.I. boosts the {civillan's morale. Be on hand to- morrow night, when Sergeant But ler and Privates Gaudet, Brown | Yosovitz and Roguicki take Ray Daudet, in his wire act with traveling entertainers from Fort Richardson, > CHRISTMAS EarY ¢ that they have become ex- with their buddies| geant Butler was place in Fort Rich- wonder tremely popular in the Army. S winner of fir Ar s Fourth of July talent show, a three-hour production staged un-| der the evening sun. of the contest were selected on the | basis of the soldier audience's ap- plause. Sgt. Butler has become one | of the most popular. soldier enter- | tainers, particula for his .\in;«i ing of popular classics. He has been | a voice student for many years and | his rich baritone voice has been | heard from coast-to-coast on ma- | jor networks. Although his stage career began | as a youngster, Ray Gaudet was| not “discovered” until several| months ago in a casual detachment | at Richardson. He was in his teens | when he left his home in New Brunswick, Canada to join a cir- cus, and became one of the great the major theatres in the country after coming up through carnivals and honky-tonk vaudeville. His act has been a hit wherever he ap- The comedy team of Yosovitz and Brown began long before they joined Uncle Sam’s forces. The popular comedians played night clubs in and near Boston where they Hall. and close in" a short session at 8 o'clock and the party will follow | shortly after. charge of arrangements and all Re- bekah members are reminded not to forget their “secret pal.” the' CAA at Anchorage. Rebekahs and their families and members of the Odd Fellows will gather for a Christmas party and tree tomorrow night at the IOOF The Rebekah lodge will open Mrs. Lu Laughlin is chairman in .- HERE FROM ANCHORAGE C. Morgan Holmes is registered t the Baranof Hotel. He is with| .|dian ‘Bureau, returned on Sunday | TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1943 BEHRENDS OPEN EVENINGS NOW The B. M. Behrends Department Store to accommodate late shop- pers who must do their buying after | hours, will stay open tonight, Wednesday and Thursday evenings unfil 9 o'colck. On Christmas Eve, however, the store will close its doors at 6 o'clock. Shoppers are urged to take ad- vantage of the evening business hours. —— ., DR. BUTLER BACK Dr. Evelyn Butler, Assoclate Su-| pervisor of Education for the In-| from a two-week’s fleld” frip in Sitka, Dr. Butler returned to Ju- | ey | Sa neau with the Alaska Coastal Air-| lines. CALL ISSUED, LUTHERAN CHOIR, FOR TWO NIGHTS The Junior Choir of the Lutheran Church will practice at 7 o'clock to- night and again tomorrow, Wednes- day night, in preparation for the Christmas Eve service. All members planning to sing at the Candlelight Service are expected to be at the practice. —————————— POLICE COURT FINES Willlam David Roberts was fined $25 in @ity Police Court this morn- rderly conduct charge. Jackson was also fined $25 and glven 5 days suspended sen- "“.“:‘9,“',1 a charge of drunkenness. E B, TOM AND JERRY BATTER At Sully’s Bakery, Phone 577 9:00 P. M. 10 1:00 A. M. Reservations at Desk $2.00 Friday — December 24th, 1943 All-Gi rl =2 Christmas Eve Dance Per Couple Orchestra Meat Markets Will Be Closed on Wednesday, December 22, as Usual | We Will Be Open Thursday and Friday---- Then Closed For Two Days MEAT COMPANY * HUTCHINGS' ECONOMY MARKET 20TH CENTURY MEAT MARKET SANITARY MEAT MARKET CALIFORNIA MEAT MARKET * * Be Sure You Have Enough to Last Over the Holidays! THIBODEAU'S CASH MARKET AMERICAN MEAT MARKET