The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 31, 1945, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—JUNEAU, ALASKA g3 o T PR 3 PAGE FNF cf’f”"”“’f”’ | ANN MILLER, BILL nwludim:: Charll(' BameL Lnui.s (APIAIN pURSER Ap ITHL L e el ,mm! EXPLOSION AT (‘lu\ (HV nnd Teddy PO\\ell Ad- | | Now AT (AplTol vance reports say that they are prim-| Capt. Jack B. Edwards and Eric 20]“ (ENIURY |ed to swing the blues away and give | O. Swordmaker arrived in Juneau i ‘AH with the hottest rhythms that today aboard the Tongass, of which | If Columbia’s new musical jamboree have come to town in mnny aday. |they are Master and Purser, respec- | Opening Iumpm at the 20th C ----- “Jam Session,” announced to open > tively, making their first trip since tury Theatre are the first new pitol Theatre ton ATTENTION RAINBOW GIRLS |the war pictures of the Atomic Bomb e 'l‘o““;“'l' AND SATURDAY Aot 2 DAYS! se, it should There will be a meeting Saturday,| Capt. Edwards has just recently re- SO0 when tested in New Mexico Filmed from a distance of six miles Iwith both regular and telephoto {lenses, the scenes are breathtaking x\nd mmump. The test blast proves the cataclys- lots September 1, at 2 p. m. in the turned from overseas duty in Aus- tive Masonic Temple. Business meeting | tralia, the Oceanias and campaigns , and and election. (10,054-1t) | in the South Pacific ~ — Purser Swordmaker is a returning | veteran of the campaigns in the SCOOP! SCOOP! SEE THIS! FIRST PICTURES: ; e ettt e ) | Aleutians, the Philippine liberation {Mic force of this new weapon that They have been welcomed back to|Il the Pacific. At the explosion an their old positions by hundreds of|\mmense ball of fire soars 40,000 feet their friends. 5 into the sky, a spectacular record of V] 4 ¢ the first man made explosion of s Tty AN < - T IO N QIV AT AUTOISTS WARNED! atomic energy. | FIL] ROM A DISTANCE OF SIX MILES AT Streets will be washed downj The films are part of the Fox AM/ G T#ST FIELD ... A SPECTACULAR | Sunday morning, and all autoists, Movietone news reel service now. are warned to refrain from parking | Prought to Juneau direct from New | cars in the downtown sections until | YOk by Air Mail to the 20h Cen- the washing job is completed. tury. By Order of Two features on the program are JOHN MONAGLE, |“Uncensored” and “The Law Rides i (10,054-2t) Chief of Police, | 821" | etk AR i B ‘ RECORD OF THE FIRST MAN-MADE EXPLOSION OF ATOMIC ENERGY! AN AWE-INSPIRING SPECTACLE! —ALSO OTHER NEWS EVENTS IN— AIR EXPRESS MOVIETONE NEWS Z-Bl(i FEATURE PICTURES-2 SENSATIONAL! BREATII 'I'lKING! THRILLING! Y/ Housevnvem;sl ; TONIGHT - Order Tomorrow for | Two-day Holiday | Housewives are reminded that Monday, Labor Day, is a holiday and [§| all stores will be closed. Orders must be placed early tomorrrow for the two day holldw & S COLISEUM e | LAST TIMES TONIGHT EAST SIDE KIDS in “NEATH BROOKLYN BRIDGE” | D 0 UG l.A S+% | PLUS 2ND BIG ACTION HIT A onc csinandl | Ken Maynard-Hoot Gibson in “THE I.AW RIDES AGAIN" TAY 8:05—10:40 J.J SECOND FEATURE EVANGELIST .CHARLES E. BLAIR and they’re on sale!? Regularly Priced 4.50 to 5.00 NOW Qfent $2.50 HI-KIDS! Juneau Juniors . SATURDAY MATINEE—1:30 P. M. ~ Stage Show — Contests — Prizes Will Deliver the Following Message— ‘Does God Still Heal?’ THE SICK WILL BE PRAYED FOR 8 P. M. at the Bethel Tabernacle 4th and Franklin Sts. RALPH E. BAKER, Pastor HARBI MACHINE SHOP Plumhing — Heating — Oil Burners HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES PHONE 319 onm(m AsvarcL “It's the Nicest Store in Town" Baranof Hotel Building KIDDIES HATINEE SATURDAY—1:30 P. M. 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Only ; K 3 The Cory gives all five features. g NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS Due to the Shortage of RAW MILK from our producers, we are sorry to announce there will be NO FRESH CREAM Available This Week JUNEAU DAIRIES, Incorporated The Home of Quality Dairy Producis and JUNO MAID Ice Cream Alaska Eleciric Light and Power Company Phone 616 90000004 “SPECIALIZING IN FERMANENT WAVING HAIR CUTTING AND GENERAL BEAUTY CULTURE A FULL LINE IN DERMETICS CREAMS LUCILLE’S BEAUTY SALON || )t i iy o tese w mwwmm ) ACME BREWERIES Sow Francisco PHONE 492 L