The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 18, 1944, Page 3

RY 18, 1944 _FRIDAY, FEBRUA NOW PLAYING! \ A PICTURE WITH A DIFFERENT KIND OF Tinctl! vy Py Saturday Matinee Only JUNIOR G MEN OF THE AIR ALSO LATEST NEWS ~ COMPANION PECTURE Romance and Rhythm on the Range! * LEGION OF COMMITTEE OF IS MEETING TONIGHT USO MANAGEMENT i The Legion of the Moose is meet- MEETING TONIGHT ing tonight in headquarters in the| « . A Seward Building. Refreshments witl, The Committee of Management i a3 |of the USO will meet tonight at| |8 oclock in the USO headquarters. | All members are requested to at-| tend TILLOTSONS ARRIVE Arriving from Portland, Mr. and | | (Mrs. L. H. Tillotson are at the| | Baranof Hotel. ' VANISHING CREAM Protect your skin against the elements with an in- ible film of this dainty, greaseless cream. It your face pi more lastingly smoothly, tool ) LARGE JAR 'I. ASK FOR IT TODAY BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. “The Rexall Store” -® Juneau Plumbing & o Heating Co. PLUMBING HEATING World’s Greatest TRAVEL SYSTEM Contact Iocal airlines office or Cenadien Pacific Air Lines, Fairbanks. AL 4 ; OIL BURNERS SHEET METAL WELDING PHONE 787 Third and Franklin NIGHT: B. E. FEERO J. R. CLARK News Flash=== We have just received a large shipment of : General Electri MAZDA LAMPS Standard Sizes Alaska Electric Light and Power Company JUNEAU DOUGLAS j anof. e e 14 ROOM furnished apt. steamheat- | Examined. Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson, | | Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIR 'NAVY TRANSPORT, | 'POWER OF PRESS’ of THRILLING STORY ' NOT PAA PLANE IS SEEN AT CAPITOL MISSING, ALASKA A new kind a| SEATTLE, Feb. 18. — The Thir- powerful kind of drama * * ° a teenth Naval District issued a cor- different kind of adventure! ’rhrula"recuon‘ stating a Navy transport blaze across the screen when the plane is missing in Alaska, not a murder-arson frameup mob ¢ * *| The transport had a crew of five to bring audiences a different kind aboard and nine passengers. of thrill show! Traitorous rats run! AT for cover * * * when the cold whl\‘.ei ton war of terror! When fighting| DoUGL newspaper lads and gals cover theu" biggest story * * * to lash out at/ home-bred Hitlerites * * * you can| pigdemd e v Wy | SENIORS RAISING MONEY Scooping the screen world with! The senior class of the Douglas an unusual drama., Columbia’s High School is selling tickets on a “Power of the Press” is scheduled Peautiful set of dishes in order to i y " X s. The gaily colored flower night. Guy Kibbee, Gloria Dickson, ®*¥Penses y Lee Tracy, Otto Kruger and Victor 9¢sién is hand painted on Fran- Jory are cast in the principal roles, ciscan ware china. The 16-piece s;t while the supporting cast includes i 00 display for the public in the Larry Parks, Rex Williams, Frank i G e et Sully, Don Beddoe, Douglas Leavitt MAYOR ENGSTROM SOUTH and Minor ok | Mayor E. E. Engstrom has left by The other ure of the two-bill steamer for a three-week business of Capistrano,” with Gene Autry. ‘local oA = PRIVATE CHRISTMAN RETURNS TO SITKA v Charles Wortman, Sitka business- B ATt s | Private Casper M. Chistman, of past week in .7 neau | the Alaska Communications System, s e has been in Juneau for several days. ARRIVES HERE He is on his way from Seattle to registered at the Gastineau from —————————— Bozeman, Montana. IN FROM GUSTAVUS —————— FROM WHITEHORSE ] Mrs. C. D. Casperson is at the is at the Gastineau Hotel. Gustavus. . TS P S T . BROWNS ARE HERE GRANT AT BARANOF Here from St. Paul, Mr. and Mrs.| Registered from Seattle, J. W. Hotel. ———————— BT S S SR HERE FROM SKAGWAY HERE FROM SITKA ‘, Here from Skagway, Grace Hen- Bob Tickner is here from Sitka'derson and June M. Gooden are at PRyl MISS HANSON HERE less Lflaripu Hanson, here from| wMr and Mrs. R. H. Whitmore, Whitehorse, is at the Gastineau. |here from Gustavus, are at the thrill * * b, 18 working press goes to work on a/Pan American transport plane. light of the press hits their wan- NEWS ccunt on powerful, punch-packed | to open at the Capitol Theatre to- raise needed funds for their class such familiar character actors as WindOWs of the Douglas Drug Store. show is about the range, the “Bells trip to the States. Engstrom is a man, left today after spending the| A narrival here, Albert Rusch is| Adak. Christman is a radio operator. J. LaLand, here from Whitehorse, Baranof and is registered from Eugene Brown are at the Gastinenu‘cmnt is at the Baranof Hotel. and is registered at the Gastineau.|the Baranof Hotel. P 3L RO TN | .- - WHITMORES IN JUNEAU it | Baranof. BARNETT FROM SEATTLE T A J. 8. Barnett is at the Baranof | Hotel, having registered from Seat- | tle. | e — FROM WASHINGTON E. R. Bagnoli is registered at the | Baranof Hotel from Washington, | D. C. g WRANGELL MAN HERE | J. B. Chisholm, of Wrangell, ar- | rived last night and is at the Bar- | .- — HERE FROM STATES Nancy McCaffey arrived yester- day from San Bernardino, Calif., and is at the Baranof. " ‘ e UNION OIL MAN HERE James Boyle, with the Union Ol | Company, is in Juneau and is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel, « .- - — TRAVELING MAN IN Hal Fairhurst, well known travel- ing man, is at the Gastineau. ! CARRIGAN HERE | L. W. Carrigan, traveling man,| is here from Seattle and has reg-i istered at the Gastineau. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ed, hot and cold water at all| times. Phone 569. YOUR BROKEN LENSES Replaced in our own shop. Eyes| adv. Baranof Beauty Salon Open Evenings PHONE 318 | hasn't been as much of a helpmeet as she could have been and that if they got a divorce, she would be better able to exercise her charms on potential investors in his busi- ness. Then hilarious things hap- n. Rudy Vallee is a great surprise | He comes through with an extreme- {ly funny characterization, really establishing himself as a comedian. He sings an old numBer, but his | singing is incidental. Mary Astor appears as Vallee's | blonde, much-married sister and is another fun feature, rounding out hilarious movie entertainment. - —eee ANTNEWS, - STORY' SHOWING —_— ton Sturges comedy which is, now 2 H at the 20th Century Theatre, with OWI Director Objects fo Vallee and Mary Astor featured. It tells of the marriage of Miss N I financial failure. Claudette VAS! NG R ice|\S @ . g [WASHINGTON, eb, j18:0iC ‘thlnkfi she’s to blame — that she ‘tions to the Army against stoppage | of direct filing ot press dispatches the action went entirely beyond the acknowledged necessity of “preserv-| the public was getting full and rapid coverage, Davis retorted: The statements followed reports the Allied Command has banned covering the Anzio beachhead fight- ing, declaring that news copy must | censored at base headquarters. The than a million square miles. new policy, it was said is made for ———— “delayed censorship.” | Back of this move, it is said the |/days and anyone having accounts correspondents that the beachhead South Main St. campaign was developing as another | MR. and MRS. WILBUR ARKETA all, lend an ear, an eye, to “The Claudette Colbert and Joel McCrea * Censorship on Anzio | Colbert and McCrea, five years old of War Information Director Davis from the Anzio beachhead in Italy. ing military security. “They certainly have not been get- for “use on the spot” of radio fa- ied by courier service and | “security purposes.” British military | NOTICE Command in Italy has been caused due them kindly present them at Tobruk or Dunkerque. tadv. NEAU, ALASKA "THE PALM BEACH T FROM FRON ‘Palm Beach Story,” the new Pres- in the top starring spots, and Rudy Dispatches |and on the rocks because McCrea announces he is making representa- Davis indicated plainly he felt Asked by reporters if he thought ting very much.” cilitis by news correspondents | Argentina covers an area of more leaders, it is said, demanded Lhe: annoyance by STORMY PETREL Leaving SUNDAY MORNING for KETCHIKAN FOR RESERVATIONS: Phone Jack Westfall—247 SHE COMBED IT HERSELF! AND S0 CAN YOU! 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