The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 23, 1945, Page 5

, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23,1945 "ABROAD WITH TWO YANKS" IS CAPITOL'S BILL “Abroad With Two Yanks” is the big comedy feature at the Capitol nd the last showings are tonight. Here is just a starter of the story: 1A troop transport pulls into an Aus- |tralian port, and a group of battle- |scarred marines prepare to disem- bark for a furlough. Among them are Biff Koraski (Willlam Bendix) iand Jeff Reardon (Dennis O'Keefe), iendly rivals in many romantic ad- | ventures in which Jeff always man- jages to outwit Biff. Jeff goes on ahead of Biff and finds the beautifal Joyce Stuart | (Helen Walker). He introduces sim- |self as Biff and makes sufficient | headway with Joyce to be invited to the Stuart home that evening. Her Scotch father Roderick (George | Cleveland) greets him effusively and requests that he tell the story of how he saved cousin Cyril (John |Loder). BIiff was the one who sav- {ed Cyril's life in battle, and had | therefore been given the letter of introduction by Cyril to Joyce. But William BENDIX Helen WALKER JOHN LODER vge Cleveland lemiey {of his heroic rescue. In the midst of it Biff arrives with the letter of introduction. Later Cyril (John Loder) arrives, and both learn about Jeff's deception. To get |even with Jeff, Biff tells the Stuarts |that Jeff is not quite sound in the mental region, and then #hings ‘Lx‘gin to happen. LUZON JAPS NEGOTIATE SURRENDER American Unit Puts Over Capitulation Under Guns of Enemy FEATURE AT 8:05—10:25 Friday—Saturday THE STORY OF A GO-GETTIN' GUY and o GIVIN' GAL! Fus for att/ {Jeff makes up an incredible story| SURRENDER DETAILS BY MacARTHUR 'Historic Document fo Be Signed Aboard Super- | baftleship Missouri | | (Continued from | Page One) | Fraser, whose combined U. S. m\d‘ British Pacific Fleets helped to shorten the war with their repeated shelling and bombarding of the Japanese homeland from July 10 until the Aug. 14 truce, will‘ sign the surrender documet for the| United States and for the United Kingdom. It is presumed that the Missouri, named for President Tru- ma’s home state, will be Nimitz's flagship. | To Release Prisoners One of the occupation forces’ first acts in Japan will be the re- lease of an officlally estimated 32- 000 prisoners of war, detained in Nippon. | Approximately 100 American Red | Cross workers are attached to the initial landing force, as are Aus-' tralian Red Cross and Australian |Comforts Fund representatives. They will administer to an esti- mated 7,000 Americans, 14,000 British, 5,000 to 8,000 Australians, 5,000 Dutch and 1000 Canadians in i Japanese prison camps. 'BRIDGES CLAIMS WIFEIS ‘CHRONIC' DRUNK AND HOW SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 23—Testi- mony on Harry Bridges’ stormy mar- ital life, which he said was punctu- ated by flying butcher knives, flat- irons and other kithen utensils, was |resumed in Superior Court here to- day, the second day of his contest- THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA - FOURLABORMEN SPOT NEWSREEL HERE EQB SURVEY ifilf»i.}'.‘m. pidbiopringt adteimint SERVICE COMES Four prominent labor men have|Was with the Alaska Steamship Co., | arrived in Juneau to make a survey| for ':nnn,\t') _v:;:\rs, :J‘"h ’\:“l‘D‘fl \‘llsdltll:,fli > o g . | @another brother, Joe [cDonald, " sanizational needs-of building andtriP up from her home in Seattle, in local theatre history have a first struction trades in Alaska. she stopped in Ketchikan to visit her Tun newsreel sm"n(o ] . hese men are Willlam Gaunt, rep- | 500, in the Coast Guard there. | Contracts {\nvt' l‘n‘t'nv s!sfuvrl }:(:lt)\ resenting the International Brother=|,; Mrs. MacGregor is returning tojthe Fox Movistone News and 205h hood of Electrical Workers, who is | NET home on the Aleutian. ?(:\:::V“;ll'lhll"ntfllf)“‘\”h;]l(t!l:\dl“\\ln‘xtnn:::'; here for a meeting of the Alaska | B |8 ew so Juneau will have the Territorial Federation of Labor; Tom | H 1::::0 Y::‘ q:fl‘l service as Seattle, Engineers; Jack Hurley, representing | | | L. McDonald and Mrs. McDonald at | their home in the Empire Apart- | ments. In Alaska for her first visit 5 fic Coast cities. The first issue, a nu: Iron Workers and Johnny Mc- 0' UNRRA Urged pictorial an: is of the Japanese i;‘r::::]ouf the Boilermakers, all of‘ ‘d(‘roa( opened here last night | [ Yore L6 1 | | With sensational events developing qteore, and McLean have Ieft {Or| wASHINGTON, Aug. 23—Terming almost dally, the 20th _Century search and survey, For the pres- UNRRA ‘“a dire failure,” Represen- Theatré hopes to have many of them ent Gaunt and Hutley will PRI ¢ <1 o s, o Al has scalled junfold, o chenegiogn & fow dagm in Juneau and continue their work for abolition of the agency and trans- | after their happenings. here. fer of its rellef job to the Red Cross. | ———p s Mrs. Robers is a ranking minority | BROWN IN TOWN member of the Foreign Affairs| T, B. Brown, representative | committee which soon will consider ' the Good Manufacturing Company, whether the United Nations R!‘“(‘f‘“rri\'pd yesterday on an Alaska Air- and Rehabilitation Administration | jjmes' plane from Anchorage, en- SRS Mrs. MacGregor Is V' 'r B h H should receive an additional billion . youte to his home 'in Seattle. He ISI mg I'Of er . | dollars |15 & guest at the Baranof Hotel. > | - MRS. CRABB HERE MRS. GANGLER ENDS VISIT | I" M(Donald Here\‘ Mrs. Edith Crabb, of Denver,{ Mrs. Mary Gangler, who has Colo., flew into Juneau today on been visiting at the home of her Mrs. Charles MacGregor arrived|an Alaska Airlines’ plane from | sister, Mrs. Thomas Allen, for the yesterday by plane from Fairbanks,| Anchorage and is registered at the|past two weeks, returned to her for a short visit with her brother, H.| Baranof Hotel. | home in Seattle by plane yesterday. = THRIFT C0-0P 767 FRIDAY-SATURDA BAKER’S Unsweetened CHOCOLATE CAKE FLOUR SOFT-AS-SILK Phone T6'7 3 oz. ea. ALL FOR arge Paci-| of | 13 6--No. 2 (ans-- TASTEWELL CORN SHURFINE PEAS /C(’”ff"“f"dr {rom Page One)i __led divorce hearing. | The CIO Longshoremen's and negotiated the Northern Luzo capi- warehousemen’s Union leader yes- tulation under the muzzles of terday termed his wife a violent enemy guns. “habitual drunkard” who on various | A group of five Thirty-Eighth occasions had run out of their home | Division officers and 20 enlisted nude, said she opposed his union men hiked deep into the Madre ideology, taught their daughter ra- Mountains to confer with the cial discrimination and tried to get enemy at a previously-designated him to accept bribes. spot. Under a Japaese battle flag' They had lived together, he testi- on a hillside, officers sat around fied, since 1923 under a Oregon the edge of a ‘specially-dug pit, legs common law marriage and 11 years dangling, discussing the capitula- 2go were remarried in a California tion while American and Japanese church ceremony. They then sep- enlisted men traded pistols, sabers, arated and Bridges filed for divorce No. 212 SIZE OLD RANGER Slightly Sweetened PEARS CANS 6 LANG'S 2 NUTS pen NN watches and personal items for 8nd Mrs. Bridges entered a cross SILVER-DALE souvenirs. complaint on Dec. 30, 1944, asking et Srrnitt gy b Maj. Richard F. Jeffers, Terre $450 a month alimony, and charging Slightly Sweetened—Cling RELIANCE SHBEDDED Haute, Ind., leader of the American ,that her husband is the father of a party, said Lt. Col. Shizume Sus- child born in 1943 to Nancy Fein- himi, who had seven officers with Stin, New York night club dancer. him, promised that the sizeable The Union chief testified at length force of Lt. Gen. Takashi Koba- Yesterday on their checkered mar- yashi would be surrendered Aug. 28, rled life. He said Mrs. Bridges | e {had been a “chronic” drunkard since ! | 1935 and became inebriated on an Film Actor Ladd . Under Suspension average of once a week. HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 23.—Film | (ELIZABETH KING T0 ANCHORAGE OFFICE, |actor Alan Ladd has been suspend-; wooDlEY AIRWAYS yed by Paramount Pictures where he LI NE, {is under contract, studio officials | announced last night. Elizabeth King, who has been in the Juneau Woodley Airways office! The studio said suspension follow-“m the past several weeks, has been ! BEETS DEL MONTE DICED CARROTS 6 C(ANS $1.09 0 Ib. sack $2.40 PEACHES CAL—NIA Whele Unpeeled APRICOTS 6 ans$1.67 POTATOES - - SALTED SPANISH PEANUTS Assorted Almonds Pecans Cashews Blanched Peanuts Filberts munching or cooking | i Swell for | | fd Ladd’s re‘tusa‘l to‘:-lep:)rt t(:' wo‘rk transferred to the Anchorage main, TENDER LEAF SHURFINE 1 QUART |in preparation for filming the pic-|,eice for Woodley and is leaving by 1 ? 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