The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 15, 1944, Page 3

. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1944 | The fabulous 1 Adv | hip h | The leen THE LONE ©WOLF'S “hoor: for Fred staring % WARREN WILLIAM as "The Lone Wolf Aun Enic Robert SAVAGE . BLORE . STANFORD A Cotumblia Pictare Lone earth SHOWS AT 8:15—10:45 Lone ! Closing seasor of with 7:05—9:35 e — ADDED ATTRACTION — | series »-MEN VS. BLACK DRAG Mat. ONLY) 1:30 P. M fruits ‘b\xt TR T R R TR TR Ty .. i . e | winte | Thi garde! | dener » | will |to th | those | pared ! spot and lover { planti; | more - | able, | grass i | A ni . them | The make | bone w SERV B “hips |leading lady Jeff Donnell, the co land the | with the golden hair and voice. The singing nowned for e {show; plus RENTALS LIABLE |the smart trouping of the entire | ! cast by Lew Landers. Egy . .. the staggering stake . . | Alexandr! in history Once the Juneau Garden sumes its series of weekly articles | planting r s |changes as they throughout the ennial | mulch. Another | shrubs or DOUBLE FEATURE. OPENING TONIGHT | AS CAPITOL BILL of Columbia’s jance notice “Doughboys In Ireland” opening at | the Capitol tonight dubs it a “hir soldier show for today * are furnished by lovel oora Irish e; Merrick the smiling glamorous Lynn with not only for them, but star Kenny Baker, re- his appearances on the and Jack Benny radio the mirthful antics of also of radio fame; plus is Allen ers, . the eerie scene! . as the agents pt . . Suez Wolf battles enemy lured from the four corners of the | . to the ancient city of ... by the greatest prize . . Britain’s life line! again you'll see debonair Warren Willilam as the masterful Wolf when “Passport to Suez’ comes tonight at the Capitol as one | of two fehtures. cast include Eric Blore, lovely Ann |®Pac savage, Sheldon Leonard, Sig Arno, Regulations. | and newcomer, Robert Stanford. Others in the fine - PUTTING GARDEN - T0 BED; HOW T0 DO IT PROPERLY the summer gardening the educational committee Club re- ), suggestions on putting the garden to bed for the winter. ring summer, the earlier part of the the Garden Club gave a of articles on preparing and the garden Now the have been enjoyed, and many | the plants are past their bloom- Others still going strong, heavy frosts, the finished for the are before the must be months. is the time to plan the n for next year. If the gar- has kept a list of suggested occurred to him summer, his work It also aids be simplified. | changing if he makes a paper plan his garden and marks changes in planting. Hardy perennials can be moved eir new spots now, thinning that moved. The bulb beds should be pre- as soon as the annuals are | through blooming. Any new garden and beds should also be dug prepared and allowed to lie winter before spring The bulbs probably should the ng 1nnl be put in, however, for several | weeks, or they get too much growth before spring. If well decayed manure is avail- | it may be put over the per- beds now for a winter good mulch for raspberry bushes are clippings from the Shrubbery may now be fed a slow | fertilizer like bone meal for the | winter. . int on lilacs that don't hloom |well is to cut the roots to keep from getting too bound to- gether. lawn should now be getting |its final weeding—those small ones that will be large next spring and weeding more difficult. A meal feeding can be put on |the lawn for a winter fertilizer. - OMEN OF THE MOOSE Will meet September 16 at 8 All members asked to attend. Leona McKinnon, Secretary. here is no substitute for newspaper advertising! For a Laugh See=== JOE E. 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JAPS ON SCREEN | AT 20TH CENTURY| ”("5?7"[:’/77'1/197 First it was the Gestapo in “All the Mrs. Grummett Is | Dinner Hostess Now at Camp Polk I e Te honor Miss Velma Bloom, | CAMP POLK, La., Sept. 15 3 bride-elect of Major C. L. Lovgren, Camp Polk again has a detachment | | land also as a compliment to Mrs; of th John McLaughlin, who plans to leave | the Women's -Army Corps, with rival here of Pvt. Evelyn S.|, | Throu Night." Now it's D shortly for the States, Mrs. Stan|Stewar e dete ; & Grummett entertained last evening| Pvt. Stewart, whose home is in | *POteWrs in “Across the Pacif with a dinner party at her home on | Juneau, Alaska, is on duty at the |, ?) i “,“f?:\; Lol play= | g stz J ana. ital of the Camp as| “rpe film stars Humphrey Bogart | Gifts were presented the honorees 4 psychiatric social worker. In this ; bt R . '|and those present for the 0ccasion|capacity, she obtains INterviews | oy :“_’“ e “[" ALy B e |included Mesdames Peggy Berlin. [from the patients, gathers their i b et \[x]»“~]“ “‘]"‘” T Dorothy Baker, Ann Pyle, Mamie |y 0.y and also social data, : iy A iy Goine (‘ e Sperling and the Misses Alice John- | g antartie’ ie NNy T T o b i ik g . A o Hanaoh.] enterin VS| to destroy the Panama Canal. Mary son, Mable Monson, Delma Hanson, | o con S0 p0 Tgpean o | 0 (S IOY B proin ot A Elma Olson and Marjorle Tillotsom.| /o eq from Stanford Univer- | appointed assistant ABSOLIITELV‘”D\ | sity wi 1 degree in this type of John Huston, following his prev- POSIT/VHYMWE work | ious successes with “The Maltese WONDERFUL THAN With the arrival at Camp Polk con” and “In This Our Life, i IESEFALC"”'! K of Pyt Stew the WAC de- | directed the picture. Richard Ma- MAL previous detachment which included | Saturday Evening Post serial by . H AS OF MAR(H ’42,1)10"!1;:\ of the WAC engaged in | Robert Carson . jrecruiting work was recently in-| It was Huston's last picture be- |activated | fore being called to active service Congr renewed the Emergencyi Lieut. Norine L. Stella, camp | With the Signal Corps. |Price Control Act July 1 extending|theatre officer, is the only other — states that the Extension Act au- ik H“:.li‘.‘____ . :4% Years Experience thorized the Price Administrator to HERE FROM SITKA i oibehea telenitinontl oo % |enact two amendments to the Rent| Mr. and Mrs. E. Torgerson have | CHAS. R. OAKES 2,9 Ny, 1 O The amendments pro- [arrived here from Sitka and are| il 802 Green Bldg., Seattle, Wash. '°re,q"' WARN“ “05-“‘ “\\.nt" |vide two new grounds on which now guests at the Baranof Hotel ""“‘nw.!.,,mm.sfl“'“'L llandlords can petition for rent ad-| = Sue G E—— > |Justments i In passing the new amendments |Congress made it unmistakably | e BEST PICT“RES s \clear that it wished OPA to main- tain and continue effective rent; controls. The new amendments are | merely an extension of OPA’s de- clared policy of allowing fair and | reasonable rent adjustments under| special conditions. They do nm“ (provide for any general rent raise | Wrap_around Turbans : ZSC 10 $1'00 The first amendment ll;r:vvid;:: Mesh Hose ; ) : ; ; 75C pair PouchBags - - - - 23ct0$1.00 A few Leather Bags - 50c and $1.00 1942, w materially affected by ! Lowest Prices T peculiar circumstances resulting in| a substantially lower rent than was| generally prevailing in the defense- | rental area for comparable housing accommodations. E. P. McCarron, Alaska Rent Di or, cited as an| example the case of a niece whose | aunt left her a, house under the| the STATES? |terms of a will. During the time| | A Irelatives were contesting the will C V N2 the house was rented at $30 a| l'(;r\/ menth, whidhs es coglatered 'S T omets oot FLY all THE WAY the maximum rent, although sim-| % ilar houses in the neighborhood | e e BARANOF HOTEL BUILDING in less than a ddY. e usually rented for $50 a month.| After the dispute is settled and the via Pan American niece obtains full control of the| = D' [ property she is in a position to pe-| irec tition the OPA Area Rent Office i 4 Is i Dail FAIRBANKS |for an adjustment, and it will be Amazmg’ new war vehicle travels in water s 'y WHITEHORSE | allowed. |\ e glides like a ghost over swamp or sand ervice /o g The second amendment provides! & with JUNEAU A : onnections for upward rent adjustments where trow AN SEATTLE landlords can establish that a sub- | |stantial hardship has resulted from | substantial decrease in the net in- | | come of a property for the curr m; year as compared with a repre-| sentative period prior to March l‘} 1942, “The hardship must be a result | of a substantial and unavoidable in- | crease in property taxes or operat- |ing costs,” McCarron said. No con- | |sideration will be given to'cases that | fail to show more than a 5 per cent | decrease in net income. To qualify | for a rent adjustment, the land- | lord has also to prove that a rent| |was substantially below prevailing | =77 rates for similar dwellings in his community. | | At the Area Rent Office in Ju-‘ |neau, where notices of the amend-| ~ . ; | 208 Franklifl Streel e Telephone 757 |ments were received, the opinion | lwas expressed that few lundlords} [) I w ‘ Fairbanks Office: 201-2 Lavery Building will be able to qualify for upward | o ~ 3 rent adjustments by reason of the | rmys a est ease M-29c [ SINEED NN JOHNW. CLARK |two new amendments. It was ex-| . pected that many landlords would Built by Studebaker and powered by famous | | file petitions for increased rents but | that few would be able to qualify. Studebaker Champion engine | ERE'S a brand-new example of the teamwork of the | Each case will be carefully con- sidered and investigated in every |detail, however. “While these |amendments will result in some m-} creases for some landlords, there is H to be no general boost in rents,” | Office of Scientific Research and Development, the |McCarron said. “Congress took the | War Department and Studebaker engineers . . . It’s the latest model of the Army’s versatile track-laying vehicle known as the Weasel ... This new M29C is just as much at home in from it to hold the line against water as it is on sand, mud, swamp or solid ground...It inflated rentals.” not only propels itself in deep water, fully loaded, but it also clambers up and down steep, slippery banks with amaz- Mrs. Kathleen A. Kimble and Mr. ) 4 and Mrs. R. Watson have arrived | Forces. It adds another unit of war equipment to a Stude- baker list that includes aircraft engines and war trucks. coming year. All are teachers with the Office of Indian Affairs. Rent Regulation apart piece by BURI . H . F; ing ease. .. This new Weasel is built by Studebaker under here enroute to Point Hope, where Studeboker . . . Pioneer and Pacemaker in’ Automotive Progress Alaska Points No Priority Required INFORMATION . RESERVATIONS . TICKETS 135 So. Franklin St. Phone 106 e i e e ————— PAN AMERICAN AIRWALS AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES NEILL, CLARK and COMPANY Public Accountants—Auditors—Tax Counselors Opening of Office in Lobby of The Baranof by Marguirete Shepard PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Also offers Accounting services and assistance in preparing INDIAN TEACHERS piece; and we are still under orders HERE . 3 contract with the Ordnance Department, Army Service they have been assigned for the Income Tax Returns. NEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH SNUFFV'S ON A . VERY DANGERCUS AN SECRET MISSION ON A JAP-HELD \SLAND-- WE'S DISGUISED AS A NATIVE- --GRASS SKIRT - - BAREFOOTED AN'—- BARFEET, EH? 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