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

d i) DECEMBER 9, 1944 SATURDAY, IIIIlIlIIIIlIIIIIIlIlII|IIIIIII|IIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIlHIlIIlIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlI HIL ARlOUS ARM\{ “FALSE FACES" and Swing Your Partner” TONIGHT! Sunday--Monday--FTuesday the army wishes he had joined the navy! Here's the 4 hoppiest entertainment & of the year! ee Tere, @ fvate ‘r\atgmv R with ROBERT WALKER and Donna REED - Keenan WYNN . Robt. BENCHLEY. RukOlllN\ Bol‘kRO hV hill WIELS as “Private Hargrove” ADDED Joe Reichman and His Orchesira in Paqhuccl Swmgs It” vael _— Cu:rloon —_ News SUNDAY. 2:50 — 5:20 — TURE STARTS — 10:20 SHOWPLALE oF CApIT iIIIIIIIH'IIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIN!II'IIIIIIIlIIIilIIIIIIIIHIIIl} CABINETS FIXTURES I.G.FULTON & COMPANY BUILDING CONTRACTORS REPAIRING and REMODELING ALL TYPES OF GLASS WORK Panes Replaced-New Frames Made i PHONE 433 149 So. Main Street AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES NEILL, CLARK and COMPANY Public Accountants—Auditors—Tax Counselors 208 Franklin Street — Telephone 757 Fairbanks Office: 201-2 Lavery Building KINLOCH N. NEILL JOHN W. CLARK WE OFFER TO A LIMITED NUMBER OF CLIENTS A COMPLETE MONTHLY ACCOUNTING AND TAX SERVICE TELEPHONE 757 Christmas is less than a month away. NOW is time to start thinking of the family git. A SUNLAMP would be a nice gift, and we have just a few of the Sunkraft Portable Sfinlamps Alaska Eleciric Light and Power Company JUNEAU DOUGLAS . Phone No. 616 Phone No. 18 —————————————————————— . LIFE STORY FILM | IS CAPITOL'S BILL ¢ Hargrove, seller based on made into one on comedies, of which opens at p of ire bids See Here, Prive the include young Robert who embarked on an from Down Hur Army, he working in a North C e l'l\lru} which h\\ been selected is| ®|that of John Merbecke dating - (the '€/ This is the oldest musical arrange- *ing ‘( anmer at that time to serve the Grant uglas Fowley and Marta as the “Bond Pre- | Thursday night. Ask 00 fisencs this film- ey'll T, S(HAFFER 10 WED ESTELLE ROSENBERG t to his many Juneau ric announcement from Newark, New Jersey, of the enga; ment of First Lt. L to Miss Estelle Sybil Rosenberg of Lt. Schaffer, who has just return- ed from leave in th Port Supply and Facilities at the Juneau sub port for the last nine months, a member of Mt. Juneau Lodge 147, F. & A. M., Iterday Ito st. |yesterday —JUNEAU, AL ASKA THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRF ;cumsrms KETTLES OF SALVATION ARMY HOSTAGES' COMES | ' HERE SUNDAY AS 20TH CENTURY BILL After a four years' absence from MRS JENNE DIRECTING ' CHOIR FOR CHRISTMAS, HOLY TRINITY (HUR(Hi 10 BE SEEN IN CITY. Mrs. Crystal Jenne is direcjing| The local corps of the Salvation the choir of the Church of the flloly‘Arm:» will give Christmas baskets Trinity during the Christmas sea-!to the nee also a Christmas din- .. She had charge of the Epis-|ner and party for the children. In|filmland, Luise Rainer s opal choir for a number of years addition to those known to the Sal-|dom with Arturo de Cordov \s well as directing choirs in' other|vation Army workers, the officers|Lukas and William Bendix i churches in J u and elsewhere will ate having names anc nt’s exciting and drama and therefore a long experience | addre of anyone in need. Al aptation. of Stefan Heym's best- with church music cas be cleared through the Selling novel, “Hos coming on A special selection of Christmas|Welfare Department to avoid dupli nday %to the 20! entury The- music has been made and in this|cation group Mr. Ernest Ehler will sing| The ¢ the beloved Christmas rendition of junteer Jesu Bambina.” ! In addition to the usual Christ-|ad 15 carols the choir will sing sev-| il new ones: Michael Prae ngement of the “Rosa Divinum Mysterium” sung lm h cumu\ plumom: \nd m( her rather Ilml\ bet ll\t undmglouu(l army” to the Film fans who have seen "HO.~- rank it with the outstanding atic motion pictures of the A story of love, devotion and cour- among those battling Hitler in- his own lines, “Hostages" tells natic tale of the rror the now experiencirig on the keg of their own “Fortress tion Army asks for vol- utions for this work un(\nx\ll Chri 8 put on the streets before| - | | It is a momentous story of a 1;z|rl< love for a man who knew that lit was I\Illll to appease or bargain to| middle of the 16th century.| M. S. Whittier, Assistant cnlhmu of Customs, accompanied by his| | wife and daughter, Mrs. Tel Cowling | '@ |and her hter, Joanne left or the Princess Norah this morning for | | Seattle The film boasts of such notable | The Whittiers and Mrs. Cowlu\g‘mmm as Ka Paxinou, whose \nll spend the Christmas holidays m'HQ”\“ood futs is assured as a \Smmn and Port Townsend. ‘n&\lll of her performance as Pilar | HOSPITAL NOTES [ B T TR |in “For Whom the Bell Tolls, ‘“o'x’l":; “:l“fl'e*ll!;x \"lml'lBt;ng Auc- [car Homolka, who will be remem- | nday in Elks’ Hall— m. | Frank Duckes was admitted to St. r'l‘hnnsand\ of Dollars in Prizes. {’fi‘;;‘o,‘:’a’“ IIL’MII;;‘,“I,‘IOI,{‘ ,’:,',mnM‘ pize Ann's Hospital for surgical care yes- oo | ety | Eric Fedlary. KLIPPERTS HERE i and Mrs. Klippert, from| —— are registered at the Gas-| NOW PLAYING . .. THE TECHNICOLOR ¢ TUNEFUL COMEDY HIT BING CROSBY Dorothy Lamour L N "DIXIE" ment of the Holy Communion hav- been ordered by Archbishop| s of the English Church and is t fore the first to be written in| the English language. George Butterworth was admitted | | Mr Ann’s Hospital Friday for|pelican medical treatment | tineau Mrs. Howard Fisk and baby mrll were dismissed from St. Ann's HO&- pital yesterday A baby boy was born to Mrs. Mary Dfllp]\ this morning at 7:25 o'clock in St. Ann's Hospital. The baby weighed 9 pounds. | Margaret Atkinson was dis-| missed from St. Ann's Hospital after receiving medical Douglas COLISEUM SUNDAY ONLY! “CLAUDIA" with DOROTHY McGUIRE ROBERT YOUNG treatment Joe Johnson was admitted to St.| Ann’s Hospital yesterday for me(li-‘ cal attention | Mrs, Jack Warner was admitted to St. Ann’s Hospital Thursday for » Alaska Consistory of medical care. He is also well al news and adio station School for ew York City. - has been stationed for the past 18 months, at Excursion Inlet prior to 2 on his tour of duty in Ju- e plans of the couple call ding to take place next| summer. i g R NEPHEW OF MRS. <71 BELLAMY FIGHTS IN REICH NOW After receiving a letter from her| nephew, stationed at the front}| “somewhere inside Germany,” Mrs. | Ben A. Bellamy said she knew the | fighting men of the United States | had a wonderful fighting spirit Capt. Donald Elliott of Burlin- | game, California, wrote his uunt‘ | | | | l st a card to let you know that I'm thinking” of you this Christmas, although I'm far from | the homeland back from the front in Germ for a few days’ rest, and I am taking this opportunity to write, for I'm afraid T'll not have time to write in the near future. “Would like to spend Christ- mas at home, but on the other \hand, I'd rather spend it in | BERLIN this year! | “Merry Christmas, [ “DON.” |In another letter, written to his Il’ulka in California, Elliott says he |is writing the letter while sitting [in an underground dugout listening {to the AEF special broadeast of a |Dinah Shore program. He appre- ciates the program and wonders if the enemy, a few hundred yards y, is listening to it also. His continues: “We are waiting for Jerry to let loose with his nightly serenade. We answer about midnight, so he won't get much |sleep at night.” He said he liked Helland, as the houses did not have even one dirty | window and the people were more | than friendly, Toward the end m’| his letter, he says he has been m’ Cherbourg, Paris, what was left of St. Lo, Belgium, Holland, and now | Germany Donald Elliott he brothers in the sel Robert, the latter the South Pacific After’ reading these two letters, both Mr. 1 Mrs. Bellamy said they we oing to buy some extra bonds during the Sixth War Loan Drive. two younger , Ralph and Tarawa in ———————— POLICE COURT FINES In City Magistrate’s Court this morning, Eric Johnson was fined $25 on a charge of drunkenness. A taxi driver was fined $10 for speeding. He was clocked at 30 miles per hour, 10 miles over the lawful Mmit. 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