The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 9, 1944, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1944 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA i PAGE THREE .|lIIIIIIITI"IIIlllflmllllmmllllll|IIII|III]|IIIIIIIIIIIlIIlII||IHIIIII|I||IillIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIII‘IIIIIIlIIlIllIIIlI!IllIIIIIIIIIIIII|I||.. ‘BEFORE PEARL ROMMEL FILM R FHE SETTER WG FIRPUIRS PLATY HARBOR STORY BEGINNING AT | 57 STARTS 1S AT CAPITOL| 20TH CENTURY| b“[fl/ TURY TON l G ll T v So— A great romance and an inspir-| The war has “yielded many thrill- — W > vy ing -sacrifice are the twin themes ing stories for books, stage and b, & " " » THE CAPITOL HAS THE BIG PICTURES of “Flight for Freedom,” the un- screcn so far, and there will be . HIGH ADVENTURE £ usual new feature picture which €o- |many more to comé, but one of INTRIGUE 4 E stars ind Russell and Fred|the most intriguing ideas yet film- : rray. This feature is at the 'ed seems to be that contained in|f§ & night and tomorrow. ol Graves to Cairo,” which | » MacMurray plays the part of ajc it to the 20th Century spired M Russell to become &|the curiosity and from all accounts 5 pilot also The two fall in love,|the story lives up to the interest ~ but MacMurray's erratic ways and i es, having as it does for the counter attraction of a quieter | bs round the titanic struggle in . . but steadier man make the girl|Africa between the British Eighth 8 b hesitate in her choice Army and Rommel's Afrika Korps In a bomb-torn desert | Before coming to a final decjsion | The “Five Graves to Cairo” is & inn thcsc two out- she p res for one last record-|Rommel's secret—a secret stumbled i A i flight, a round-the-world solo hop|upon in the picture by a British witted Rommel him- that will take her over the Jav-|tank corporal in the person of If. hel 1 ok anese mandated islands of the onable Franchot Tone. ! . 2 self, to help launch South Pacific. On the eve of her the story unfolds, Tone, de- ; the downfall of the departure, high U. S. Navy officers from sunstroke, stumbles come to her with a strange request what he believes to be superman of mystcry! o~ that she deliberately radio that British-controlled hotel only to fin she is lost while in the mandatedthat 1t is about to become staff | “ area and actually come down on an | headquarters for Field Mars] A 'STORY OF LOVE AND . R v 3 out-of-the- island from which | Rommel. He disguises himself 0 HEROICS WHICH COULD NOT v ; she will subsequently be rescued a waiter, with the help of Akim HAVE BEEN TOLD BEFORE / £ ‘l)\' a cruiser. "!‘Almmn. tian hotel owne PEARL HARBOR...with & 5 ) The appar accident will enable | and a litt'e ench chambermaid, the romantic sfars of { ; i 3 (e | Navy planes while ostensibly merely | played by Anne Baxter. When "Tukcul.et'er,barlmg s hunting for the lost aviatrix to Rommel moves into the hotel with | together again.. ph the secret fortifications ! his staff, Tone is amazed to b to thrill you! have been illegally build- | accepted as one of the Nazis, a : 5 ing in " the mandated region, and \ trusted advance fifth-columnist. . v . 4 “ thus get information of huge value | The y is thrilling to the big : ; ¥ starring \=x to this nation in the event of war. i climax | § The girl agrees to the plan, but Sl el g a last minute she finds thau 2 y P \ ps krow all about it and are BERA[ISM IN \ % ed to “find” her themselves \ X p . s0 us to keep our planes out of the | GOVERNMENT lS R \ : forbidden ren | | \ S § . AKIM TAMIHUFF . takes a dramatic and | ] 2 with 4 step in order that this AMPA‘GN !SSUE N \ country m: secure the knowledge | ONRE ERIGH sTRuHEIM . : HERBERT MARSHALL o o the climes oF W\ T Hold and VON As Rommel 3 | C R‘ ¢ 11 - ” I s EDUARDO CIANNELLI & RKO Radio fim. allace and rFepper ro Directed by BILLY WILDER « Screen Play by Charles Brackett and Billy Wilder usical Short Latest News ; Conf Will T Based Pl | Conference-Will Talk ! ased on a Play by Lajos Biro « A Paramount Picture . SHOW STARTS: 7:15 — 9:15 N 1 SRR, ey D R HY A fOr Demo Tl ke' "t A ( { |llIIIHlIIllIIIlI|||||II||||I|IIIIII||IIIHIIIIIIIIllIhHI'IWIIHILIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIII|IIIIII|illll"llllIIIH'IIINIIIIII!"IIII!I" ALO‘S TUREK '|'0 ‘ WASHINGTON, Aug. 9. - Vice- | Senator Claude Pepper of Florida, \ STOCKHOLM, Aug. 9—The new ‘ e pe— have mapped plans to continue the | Finnish Cabinet, obvioulsy picked | | C li . Nb" S Miss 1)0”,.1‘1, c(m. daughter of ! fight, for what Pepper termed, Lib- | with Russia, has been announced in | 0 Seum 1 Mrs, James Carr of this city, will eralism in the Government, to clear the way for peace feelers | SCHOOIL li D MEETING |be married tomorrow vvom’ng “ Senator Pepper, who fought for | Helsinki, according to a dlsxm(ch; I' 0 l ‘; L A s J4553% . P A R e marrie Wallace’s nomination in Chicago, | received here. | | b | A regular meeting of the Doug- pp. is Turek 3 i ¢ il J 4 s et b R te g e M, Alnl CTysal X R TOtLs IR o MELRLS, £ BT | | Prequs Vel iGuatyl Mk | BEST SHOWS | TONIGHT with Pre: Kb h'ihml‘) 1t at a 7 o'clock ceremony to be per-| ence, discussed “matters of interest | heim picked as Premier, Haniti | siden e S shift 1 U formed at the Douglas home of U.[ to the United States and the Liberal | packzell, former Minister to Rus- | ggl‘_if“‘il . 1‘3 Engstromn, |5, Gommissioner Felix Gray and fcause” and added that both would { sia, and Carl J. A. Enckell has been | I-OWE“ pm(Es ! HENRY FONDA e Lo;xdm'l;r 1::]{" :fs Mrs. G ; talk for the Roosevelt and Truman | selected as Foreign Minister, which | A V| in enemSapae e G b BT will be the bride's| teket. | he held twice previously and whose i e she has ac- yister, Mrs. Laura Peterson, and| Plans for Wallace’s future role in | connections date back to 1917 when NOTE ” e e °3mi':L on t.hc staff of yrp Glenn Denmark. | the Government were not discussed, | he was Finnish Secretary of State. | After August 10, no telephone ! THE x-B a Portland, Oregon, school. The i e il | | - St A“”d,B 5 bk Following the wedding there will) it is said. | —— - — rentals for the month of August | . : s 8 : : ; 3& nxll\ol:L. ong- 16 g reception at apartment 1, in LI A0 i 53, il | Hemlock trees usually mature i“. will be accepted at a discount. | l“ IDE vl bnind gt stiin e el the e Knight Apartments. Al friends| Empire Classifieds Pay: 150 to 200 years. | All remittances must bear posts | f \.‘1; ek it )-l( W‘“h"cg"‘ .'of the conple are invited ‘to call| - o et o st e | mark of not later than discount 5 mous vote to fill the vacancy PRGOSk o 12 | 45 P, caused by the resignation, subject RIIERY 3 ! JUNEAU AN DOFGRAR 7:45 P. M., to the Douglas City Council! [l AEEIVALS PRER 0 By, TRRRESDRCY, proval H:m; Slr}:\iger wa: zg Freda Greenewald and Geneveive | ? | Erickson are here from Sitka and | FANCY U. N | 7 x‘::g::’ {a'[‘:,‘(‘:,ll,l('()dglulsml‘ra:c,r,:::; have registered at the Juneau Hotel Y U5 NO. 1 4 i vappllmlwns for teaching positions The Navy's 14 and 16-inch guns | |were considered for the high school.| throw shells 20 miles. | oun ( S ( | - At present - two teaching positions| — st S — - | i are vacant in the high school, and| - rveriies o) lh » lone grade school teacher, Thompson Optical Co. | g 214 Second St.—Phone 387 lb 1 GOING AWAY PARTY ‘ Lenses duplicated—Frames sold- || s Richard “Dick” McCormick, Jr, | ered—Reading Glasses $7.50 pair TIRWAYS SYSTEM ¥ was honored last evening when | —GUDS repaxired-fiNaw Gun Parts {1 - about 15 to 20 young friends drop- —XKeys Made. d !ped in at his home on Fifth Street." realne 0lley $ gwmtz him a surprise going-: away pally After an evening of games' E H U HE MY . <|and fun, Richard was presented ou" A 4 with a fine hunting knife and am- | i l YIS NO . o {munition as a present. Richard 15‘ fll]llmmm? ln es’ 'han c dcY! |the popular son of Mr. and Mrs. | Do you feel fter ] HEALTHFUL——ECONOMICAL ¥ Richard McCormick, long residents o m. "fi"' { SWEETS / ?enx who plan leaving this month | :Nf:;“'llflt easily? (] { (SE‘TTLE Direct Daily, Service \ or indefinite residence at Sitka,| Do you feel tired—listiess? 7 where Mr. McCormick has employ-| Do you el headachy snd upset I.Jj DOUGLAS DELIVERY 10 A. M. &FJUNEAU ment. poorly digested food? To feel cheerful | TWO JUNEAU DELIVERIES | el &."‘“‘ Four food must be | 10:15 A. M. 2:15 P. M. & WHITEHORSE MOVIE TONIGHT { uhday‘ ature must produce about INIMUM—$2.5 A | “The Ox«Bow Incident” will be | ;"lo pints of a vital dliemve juice to [ M o ’ & FAIRBANKS the movie feature at the Douglas | :J’, d‘xggst %o.“; 'ru::“n En';mégl” s ‘ . Coliseum tonight. leaving you headach: 5 b » lachy and irritable. g Connections <z ANCHORA % N E “j s T 0 C K | T P & Ttr}.::e ;;e {ou Muin mgeue zhi flu{n ' 7 | . 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Alaska Electric Light and v Power Company : JUNEAU DOUGLAS Phone No. 616 Phone No. 18 SOMETHIN' DRETFUL'S HAPPENT TO TABLETS |\€ETLE HERB? to HYPERACID STOMACHS $3 money sack smaeamres 3R Butler, Mauro Drug Co. “The Rexall Store” ‘l‘he Derby Inn BAR DINE AND DANCE Located at SKAGWAY SKAGWAY'S ONLY DINE AND DANCE PLACE SINCE THE GOLD RUSH! Broiled Steak and Fried Chicken SERVED ANY TIME DINE AND DANCE