The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 16, 1944, Page 3

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1944 PRRIREIT N e R e A e LAST TIMES TONIGHT ? "DOUGHBOYS IN IRELAND" with KENNY BAKER § "DASSPORT T0 SUEZ" with THE LONE WOLF | { THREE WOMEN d a"""llAT A MAN! A luscious woman, a lusty woman, a lonely woman are in a jam, so Jimmy comes a-running! Which adds up to exciting entertainment YOU’LL come a-running to seel 'y , | SERIES E BONDS | ATLOCAL BANKS CAGNEY FEATURE " STARTS SUNDAY " CAPITOL SCREEN from the newly organized William Cagney Productions, stars Academy Award winner James Cagney in |the role of a vagabond newspaper- |man who arrives in a small South- western town just in time to aid the elderly woman publisher of the town’s oldest newspaper, the Shield |and Banner. Grace George, famous actress from the Broadway stage, makes her debut in pictures in the | role of the publisher. | The supporting cast includes| |such fine players as Marjorie! Main, in her first glamour role as| |a cabaret hostess, Bill Henry and Marjorie Lord as the young lovers, | Ed McNamara, as the town's big| shot, Hattie McDaniel, as the pub- |lisher’s confidential housekeeper | and companion, and Margaret Hamilton as a newspaper worker.| As a special feature, a March| of Time, an up-to-the - minute | story of America’s number one| topic “PostWar Jobs,” will be| |shown. It features the views of | such outstanding U. S. public fig- ifl ures as Vice President Wallace,| Bernard Baruch, James Byrnes,| Wendell Willkie, Senator Walter | F. George, Paul G. Hoffman and others. i REDEMPTION OF SEATILE, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA "I TTERBUGS™ IS COMING FEATURE AT 20TH CENTURY OAKLAND «Johnny Come Lately”, a fascin- ED Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy ating drama penned by Louis {form a perfect team both on and Bromfield, begins tomorrow at the 2 e screen. In fact the boys Capitol. The film, first to come 2 |write most of their own material (By Associated Press) Sta ally the creative side of is us Seattle lost the fourth straight|the team while Ollie does the edit- game to the Los Angeles Angels last | jng night and slipped into a fourth| Idcas leap like pop-corn from place tie with Oakland in the race|a roaster when Stan starts per- of the two clubs to get n_lm H\ew(,,mw Then Ollie selects the Shaughnessy playoffs mll_uwmg the | 6. promising gags and incor- regular season. The Rainiers 10t| .o cs them into the seripts 4 to 3 as the Angels’ veteran John- |y o o T aun ny Moore hit his second PInChi, ., .. yhen the two comedians homer of the week at the bottom of the ninth inning with one man on base. | Oakland, meantime, gained a split with Portland last night in a double- header. |are working on a picture. Not even | the director knows what the two happy comics will pull when he camera starts turning, as they seldom stick to their scripts. San Diego scored a run in the| In “Jitterbugs,” which opens at twelfth inning last night to nose out |the 20th Century Sunday, Stan and San Francisco 3-2. The Seals' ace,|Ollie are cast as a team of Tom Seats, lost his try for his 26th | faring musicians, whose 25-piece, victory. . | two-man jive band gets them in a Gene Rabbitt allowed Hollywood [heap of laugh-provoking situations only two hits last night and Sacra- | - mento captured a 4-0 victory to even | TIGERS IN ~TIED SPOT (By Associated Press) GAMES FRIDAY Pacific Coast League Los Angeles 4; Seattle 3 Sacramento Hollywood 0. San Diego 3; San Francisco 2. Portland 5, 3; Oakland 4, 4. National League St. Louis 1, 3; Chicago 2, 2. New York 8, 7; Philadelphia 3, 3. Cincinnati 5; Pittsburgh 3. Brooklyn-Boston, postponed. American League Detroit 3, 9; Cleveland 4, 1. Washington 5; Boston 2. St. Louis 5; Chicago 1. S | STANDING OF CLU] Pacific Coast Keague The Detroit Tigers split a double- header with the Cleveland Indians yesterday. A sweep would have en- abled the Tigers to take first place over the idle New York Yankees. The Tigers blasted four Indian hurlers for 19 hits to win the night- | Won Lost "Pet. | The Treasury Department haspros Angeles 97 69 584 f:“l‘]"’m'l’.';:‘"’.‘l‘,lhfi"l‘t’id Dewuoyeer Wit | completed plans for simplifying re-|portland eI e v AR R s | demption of Series E War Bonds, San Francisco 85 80 515 | e Chic Au“‘ ‘)‘V)xit«x SM‘ 4 mq‘_d“y | Secret. Morgenthau announced ' Seattle 83 83 500/, % i ey I and the win moved the Browns into toda, Oakland 83 83 500/, ie with Detroit for second spot. | | “However” said the Secretary, Hollywood 81 85 488 . hington climbed on - Boston's | “we hope the simplification of re-|Sacramento 5 ?l 452 1 fthander rookie Clem Drelsewerd ; MARC'I 0F TI“E demption will ‘not mcou‘ruue l)r‘)nvd San Dmgt; e L72 93 '436:y(‘~(:‘l'1m_v Tor thras riRa i the thit 1) {owners to present bonds for pay- ational League linning and to » 5-2 triumph. “POST WAR JOBS” ment except in cases of absolute | Won Lost Pct | & B N i PLUS JOHN NESBITT PASSING PARADE | necessity. Huge sums are still to St. Louis 96 42 .69 COLOR CARTOON LATE NEWS |be required before we can rc(um‘:lttsburgh - %;2; ;_; -5!;(15 SU e IRES 2 5: &5 3 to a normal period. Every bond! Cincinnati 5 HALIBUI RE(HPTS | SUNDAY—FEATURES AT 2:45 — 5:15 — 7:55 — 10:20 P. M. donar shotld remamber, Eob; iat|New, YOIk 64 72 ,4111 3 his bonds become increasingly val- | Chicago £33 T80 0N ARE M ADE puBlI( ‘ uable as investments the longer |Brookiyn WA they are held.” |Boston ... 8590 —_— Beginning October 2, the Socrc-i”"”“d“dlx"n?"ka“ l"‘fa “e*“ 388 The records of the International tary said, individual owners or co-| “‘lf;: i Rk Fisheries Commission show that |owners of bonds can turn them P o _ for the period from April 16 to linto cash by presenting them to|New York ;g :; ‘;’;‘1' August 31, 1944, the following total HEATRE lany commercial bank which has‘é)f‘::)‘:‘s 76 62 551 Amounts cf hallbut have been g |qualified for this service. The bank | gt 73 65 sa9 land landed 1y Pacific Coast ports e |will pay the redemption value “r.clévcland 66 73 a5 from Area 3: IS e e € PR R St i the bonds immediately following | e % y 5 5 Area 3 ! __THE CAPITOL HAS THE BIG PICTURES satisfactory identification, and ppieenphia P e Lo T 17,217,000 —_——————————————————— [} | yithout charge to the bond owner.|yyashington . 50 80 .24 Canadian: Fieet 1,361,000 _ | The arrangement applies also to| — - - |the Series A, B, C, and D Savings | | Total 18,578,000 |Bonds which were sold from 1935 In 1943, the landings from April to 1941. It does not apply to Ser- REDS BEAT 116 to August 31 amounted to: SMAILY Tnoplcs CAFE ies F and G Savings Bonds. It| Area 3 is of potential benefit, Secretary U. 8. Fieet 23,669,000 Morgenthau pointed out, to the es-| | Canadian Fleet 1,385,000 open 24 Hours a nay timated 80 million persons to whom | | e e ’ some 600 million bonds of Series E | Total 25,054,000 ; =) K e o have been sold in the last three| ‘ In 1944, landings commenced y Serving American and Chinese Dishes years, more than a month later, due to All incorporated banks and trust delay in departure of all fleets, and OPPOSITE JUNEAU COLD STORAGE companies are permitted, under thc‘ are not directly comparable with new rules announced today, !0; e the 1943 landings to the same date. D'NE “”d DANCE quah.f_v as b_cmd paying agencies, | ‘(By Associated Press) For the month of August, 1.944, and it is believed a large majority | After Mort Cooper had been the following amounts of halibut |of them will do so. The Treasury edged out 2 to 1 for their fifth were landed: | will compensate them on a quar-!straight defeat, the St. Louis Car-| Area 3 terly basis, at the rate of 15 cents|dinals yesterdey defeated the Chi-|U. 8. Fleet 5,315,000 Q YL 3 ] for each of the first thousand|cago Cubs 3 to 2 in the second game Canadian Fleet .° 792,000 AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES bonds paid, 12 cents each for the of a doubleheader. All three Car- i second thousand, and 10 cents eachidhml runs in the nightcap were un- Total €,:07,000 NEILL CLARK d COMPANY for all in excess of 2,000. learned. Bob Chipman bested Landings from closed Area 2 1 an | Proper identification, salxsxac{ory‘(:uoper in the opener. during August were restricted to to the bank, is all that any quali-| The Phillies 0ok the second game that halibut caught incidentally 4 Public Accountants—Auditors—Tax Counselors |fied bank will require of a person of an abbreviated doubleheader) while fishing with set lines for | desiring to redeem an eligible bond. | yesterday _from = the, New , York|other species under permit and | Giants. Ken Raffensberger Was amounted to 300,000 pounds. 208 Franklin Slreei _ Telephone 757 iThe new system will not affect ml |any way, however, the stipulation |that Savings Bonds are non-trans- ferable. Nor does it affect the re- |quirement that Series E Bonds be held for “|date before they become redeem- |able, | The new redemption regulations |are based on legislation which Con- gress enacted last year. The priv- |ilege of cashing the Series A-to-E |Bonds at commercial banks Is |available to individuals in their own |right and is not extended to such Eclasscs of owners as corporations, |assoclations, partnerships, fiduciar- ies, a person named on a bond as |a beneficiary, and persons whose {name, as inscribed on a bond as |owner or co-owner, has been changed in any manner other than |by marriage. . Banks are not au- thorized to make partial payments on bonds. The earlier system of handling redemption applications through the Federal Reserve Banks will be continued for all Savings Bond issues where the bond owner pre- fers to use these facilities, and as the only authorized method of re- demption of Series F and G bonds and, in a few cases, of SeriesA-to- E issues. ‘ Fairbanks Office: 201-2 Lavery Building KINLOCH N. NEILL JOHN W. CLARK For a Laugh See- JOE E. BROWN in “CHATTERBOX” September 20th and 21si Sponsored by the Juneau Fire Department This Space Contributed by Alaska Electric Light and Power_(:ompany JUNEAU DOUGLAS Phone No. 616 Phone No. 18 - Crocodiles are the largest sur- vivors of the great reptilian age. 60 days from the issue| the winning pitcher and Harry | aj 1944 figures s . | igures are preliminary | Feldman Lhe_lose:, The first game ;.4 subject to amendment. | was one inning. completion of the| Ay, wledgement is made of the i‘;lxi,t t?ufem‘eiwan called game and g qgistance given by the Department Fiants. i |of PFisheries, Canada, the United T t) | he ipcipnad Bads, aeng "WO‘Smtes Fish and Wildlife Service, | runs in the tenth inning defeated PAGE THREE 00O AR TIMENTuRY ST AR N A Y e Stan Olever .l o e S A HE tRY Jr J”TE”UGI with s OLANE | Directed by MAL ST. CLAIR * Produced by SOL' M. WURTZEL + Scroen Ploy by SCOTT DARLING « Lyrics ond Music by Charles Newmen and Lew Pollack MATINEE SUNDAY | 4 he o0 iue! THE BEST IN SHORT SUBJECTS 2:00 P. M. : i (OLISEUM — DOUGLAS (OLISEUM — SJUNEFAU SUNDAY ONLY STARTING TONIGHT “ACROSS THE PACIFIC” “THE IMMORTAL SERGEANT" "}III|IIIIIII||IlIIII|lllIIIII|llIIIIIIlIIIIIlIIIIIIIIII!IIII|lIIlI|IIllTIHIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIlIIIIlIIIIHIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIlIIIIII!'_Z and the Canadian and United States Customs in the compilation | of these totals. CHAPELADIES TO " MEET ON TUESDAY | There is no substitute for newspaper advertising! & | The Chapelaties will hold their | first meeting after the summer va- lcation next Tuesday evening at 17:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. | Max Mielke. There will be an election of of-! |ficers and all members of the| Chapeladi asked to attend. TIDES TOMORROW High tide—1:44 a. m, 165 feet. Low tide—7:58 a. m., 0.3 feet. High tide—2:11 p. m,, 165 feet. ; Low tide—8:12 p. m. 13 feet. | Tides Monday { | | all the way in less than a day! KFly FAIRBANKS | High tide—2:18 a. m., 16.6 feet. Low tide :27 a. m,, 04 feet. T WHITEHORSE No Priority Required Low tide—8:43 p. m. 09 feet. JUNEAU Daily Service e [ GLOVER TO KETCHIKAN | SEATTLE A. E. Glover, Regional Engineer PASSENGERS . EXPRESS . AIR MAIL for the Forest Service, left for Ket chikan yesterday on a two weecks business trip. Connections 4t ANCHORAGE, NOME, BETHEL, and All Alaska Points INFORMATION . RESERVATIONS . TICKETS Phone 106 | Called meeting of Mt. Juneau | AIRWAYS |Lodge F. & A. M, will be held | Monday eVening, T:30 p. 1L, SCol- | —————————————————————— tish Rite Temple. Work in F. C. A N N 0 U N C I N G Degree. Visiting members cordially invited. Opening of Office in Lobby of The Baranof by > MASONIC MEETING 135 So. Franklin St. PAN AHERICIN svaTem Wallis S. George, Worshipful Master. WATCH REPAIRING 42 Years Experience Quick accurate air mail service CHAS. R. OAKES 802 Green Bldg., Seattle, Wash. SRRy (Adv. Marguirete Shepard HARRI M Plumbing, Heating, | the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 to 3 yes- |terday to win in the first filt of | the ‘five game series, the last of the season between the two squads | fighting for second place. Acetylene Welding, The leatherback sea turile reaches | Blacksmithing a weight of 1,000 pounds. ACHINE SHO (Scott Newcomb System) PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Also offers Accounting services and assistance in preparing Income Tax Returns. OIL BURNERS GIFTS Phone 319 BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY —~— JUGWAID — SKEET DOWN TO TW' COMPANY HOUSE AN’ WAKE UP MISTOFER GOOGLE FER BREAKFUSS - SKEEDADDLEY | 4 Broiled Steak and Fried Chicken The FY SMITH " By BILLY DeBECK WE'S SNORI\N UP QA PLLMS HARRICANE Located at SKAGWAY SKAGWAY'S ONLY DINE AND DANCE erby Inn BAR DINE AND DANCE PLACE SINCE THE GOLD RUSH! SERVED ANY TIME DINE AND DANCE <l