The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 24, 1944, Page 3

T g — ! g~ \ ¢ At O S T § FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1944 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIR i : PAGE THREE lmu|luumiinuumuuuumuuuuuifinuufiim||||||||||m'|||'m|ii|'||fi|nimn[boufilfimunf Like Sunny Morning in Your Glass! KIDDIES' MATINEE— "KING OF THE MOUNTIES" The Sthe-woluves +4ne on the Loase! vt JOAN DAVIS JANE FRAZEE * JUDY CLARK * BOB HAYMES TURDAY—1:30 P. M. SHOWN TONIGHT AS CAPITOL BILL “Beautiful But Broke,” starring Joan Davis, and beginning tonight |at the Capitol Theatre, is a mirth- | ful, melodious story of an all-girl ‘orchcstra and its modern young | leader. Besides Miss Davis and her | wise-cracks, the picture also fea- tures Jane Frazee, who sings | “Pistol Packin’ Mama,” “Shoo Shoo Baby” and other popular numbers. | Also on the double bill is “Mys- tery Broadcast,” an original story of two rival broadcasters. Ruth Terry, as a woman announcer, de- termines to solve a 10-year-old mystery for her listeners and does |so, with a great deal of suspense ; and excitement. ' DOUGLAS - NEWS FLEEKS PARENTS OF BOY Word has been received here of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fleek, former Dou residents, now at Petersburg |baby arrived November 17, The and weighed six pounds and 10 ounces. He has been named Roger Camp- bell Fleek. SHOW TONIGHT | Because of other Saturday night activities, the usual Saturday night show will be held tonight at the Douglas Coliseum. “Submarine Alert” is the picture. SHORT VISIT | Mrs. |town for several hours Wednesday |while her boat was in port. She |was enroute to Fairbanks. | ;HOLIDAY OBSERVED QUIETLY rest, with many taking ad- of the nice weather for |strolls. There were no big get- | togethers, although many families had close friends or relatives in for Turkey, goose or chicken. | B. 0. HAVDAHL SUUTH B. O. Havdahl was a passenger |for Seattle recently, where he will receive medical care. FRED FROBESE IN, OUT Fred Frobese was a visitor for a day or two on business recently. He returned to Ketchikan on the last steamer. GLENN EDWARDS IS8 NOW PARATROOPER | Grace Peloza stopped in| Thanksgiving in Douglas was a e Japs Reinforce Leyte \ CAMOTES 15. flowson PACIJAN Camotes o Sea . Open arrows indicate Japanese troops, part of whom were landed at Ormos, reported moving toward the Carigara area. indicate U. S. drives from Barugo and Jaro in effort to trap the Japanese. Heavy line is approximate battle front. (AP Wirephoto) Black arrows CHANGESMADEIN " CHINESE CABINET CHUNGKING, Nov. 24—Chen Ho Yingchin, Minister of War in the Chinese Government since 1930, has been replaced by Gen. Chen |Cheng in a shakeup involving eight {cabinet posts. O. K. Yui was elevated fromy Vice Minister to Minister of Fin- ance, succeeding Dr. H. H. Kung, now in the United States. Gen. Cheng was formerly Commander of the Chinese Expeditionary Forces on the Salween front. He !is regarded as one of China's ablest "wflcld commanders. All circles in Chungking comed the government reshuffle, far-reaching enough. Some observ- lers pointed out that while Kung |was removed Ministry, he still retained the im- portant post of Vice-premier and |was still the head of four govern- {ment banks. H. O. Ying Chin ap- parently still retained the post of POSITIONS TODAY | wel- | |although to many it didn't appear | from the Finance| EIRE T0 ACCEPT FUGITIVES FROM AXIS COUNTRIES . LONDON, Nov. 24—Eire has in- formed Britain it can give no as- surance against granung an asyrum to political refugees of the Axis countries. Paul Emry Evans, Under Secre- tary of the Dominions, told the House of Commons that DeValera, replying to Allied representations seeking to bar the enemy war crim- inals from all neutral countries, that he took the stand Eire will ac- cept such fugitives in the cause of “Justice, charity or honor.” "LET'S FACE IT" AT 20TH CENTURY In Paramount’s musical comedy,| |“Let's Face It,” now at the 20th, |Century, Bob Hope does a dance routine with Cully Richards and | JDavv Willock that ig said to be jone of the laugh highlights of his| |movie career. | The three men, in Army uni- form, go into their dance in an effort to avoid the attentions of a trio of middle-aged wives in search |of romantic adventure. [ It is Bob's idea that only by| sticking together will they be safe| |from the unwelcome advances of | |stars Eve Arden, ZaSu Pitts and Phyllis Povah and the daice is |executed by the boys as though! [BOB HOPE IS IN [~ an | DALENTygy TODRY. | | ) A Paramount Picturs with ™ Dona Drake - Cully Richards - Eve Arden™ _ they were Siamese triplets. Some of | ZaSu Pilts - Marjorie Weaver - Raymond Walburn {the tunes are Cole Porter's original 4 - —_— ED— music. | . COLOR CARTOON and NEWS { Hope is co-starred in the film AND OTHER SUBJECTS with that blonde blitz, Betty| | Hutton. SE PR B A | |KODIAK TO HAVE | LAST TIMES TONIGHT CATHOLIC PRIEST Doors Open 7 P. M. “I WALKED WITH A ZOMBIE” To become the first resident| Catholic Priest at Kodiak, the Rev. (Joseph T. Walsh left Anchorage | recently for his new assignment. He was appointed by the Rt. Rev. y Joseph R. Crimont, S.J.D.D. Bishop b of Alaska, CARA NOME Douglas chaplain for the armed forces of | the Alaska area, has been assist- | Instant new loveliness is yours when you use your TONIGHT ONLY! "SUBMARINE ant to the Rev. 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He completed his jump training two weeks ago and at present is taking a six-week basic training, after which he will be en- titled to a furlough before going overseas. Glenn received his wings and boots at the graduation of the largest class consisting of 1200 men, ever to grad- uate from the Ft. Benning Para- chute School., After being stationed in Alaska for the past two years, principally on St. Paul of the Pribilof Islands, Private Edwards left Ft. Richardson in June on his first trip to the States since his birth at Seattle. He trav- eled by way of Canada to Ft. But~ ner, N. C., where he was stationed for a while before being sent to Ft. Benning. Says Glenn: “When I made my first jump I was scared to death, but now I like it—and being a para- trooper gets in your blood.” He also states he is acquiring a good old southern drawl. Glenn is a graduate of the Douglas High School, class of 1935. ——pe e ANCHORAGE PROPERTY BRINGS HIGH PRICE Harry O'Neill recently set a new Flash Flash Flash YES, We Now Have Some of the Number 5 and 11. PHOTO FLASH LAMPS Alaske 7 ric Light and Po npany JUNEAU DOUGLAS Phone No. 616 Phone No. 18 high for business property in An- chorage when he purchased a 25- foot frontage on Fourth Avenue, the main business street, for $30,- 000. He bid on the property, which was part of the late E. R. Tar- waters estate. Immediately after his bid was declared successful he was offered $32,000 for the location. e e PRISON SENTENCE GIVEN OFFENDERS Three men found guilty in the current term of the U. S. Federal Court in Anchorage were sentenced to a total of 27 years in the fed- eral penitentiary by Judge Simon Hellenthal. Those sentenced were Joseph Laaksonen, 15 years, found guilty of second-degree murder for the killing of Edward Kadgin; Herman O. 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