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

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-— JUNEAU, ALASKA P PAGE FIVE ) GOOD FEATURES, | FEATURE "DOUBLE | HI! KIDS! BILL AT CAPITOL ~ INDEMNITY” DUE | ”l"fib#[[//mm DURING WEEKEND, AT 20TH CENTURY | 5G| SATURDAY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1945 Hl|IIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIII|IIIIIIIIIlll!lllIIIIIIIlIIIIlIIIII|ll|IIII|IIIIIIII|HIIIHI|I|III||I|||IIllllllH!llllllllIIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIII|IIIIIIIHIII||||IIII|I|III|IIIIII|III Youw'll Likke This Great 4-UNIT SHHOW!!! ; THRILLING z pluSWALT DISNEY CARTOON FEATURES ...and... JUNEAU'S FINEST NEWS! —_— (IT'S A P. A. A. CLIPPER AIR EXPRESS SERVICE) Aé?@m&m%«e ... AND TURNS INTO AN HILARIOUS The true «story of girl :;.x\vm".a} A trio of Hollywood’s top players TONIGHT ? Oensiitis. aas and the way they operate to fleece Barbara Stanwyck, Fred MacMu JOIN THE It's a Laugh Hit! ispecting soldiers and sailors is|and Edward G. Robinson, appear | AND BE TF g ” with excitement in the dramatic together in Paramount’s “Double In PETER TiM Main Street After Dark,” demnity,” arriving Saturday at the PARKER COOKSON RYAN features at the Capitol 20th Century Theatre. Advance re this weekend beginning to- ports give indication that the pic- IGHTMARE OF ROMANCE % night {ure is set to establish a new higl - o Lo g IR, 3 v Arncld, who has played in perfection for the murder-mystery ma BY “ ¥ | : X Y Tk villainous roles in recent pictu i B ] ¢ over to the side of the type of Double Indemnity” deals with an attompt by two lovers, F and Barbara, to perpetrate a fraud ce company and col zed policy upon the the latter's husband. Fred A " 2Sman, | | NONOGRAM PICTURE § N X 3 . 3 ‘ r f the Police on an TELLTA E % i ) 5 # e Tt i 1co squad. He traps lect ; : s : 1 : ¢ y hardened déath ; “Ma ¢ and who is the company’s ace sa ts Barbara’s husband, Tom when he s him up for| e. His infatuation her desire for wo lovers to plot who are victimizing the first m shting men Powers, i Beautiful” is the second fea- automobi a tuneful hila Martha O'Dri Jr, and Hattie Mc! comedy with music Thé story hinges around a firm hunting for and susg he Happiest GI Couple,” the win-|ing sce ner to get a prize of $5,000. The m e fun s st throughout with five reler tracks down the snag nes interspersed in the L the crinje. The! comedy-dramatics secret about the guilty perse - o ® i makes his confession early in LLOYD V. ‘WINTER A ‘:';’_l“ d.l‘“. suspense FUNERAL SERVICES P ARE HELD TODAY KECHIKAN CHILD The remains of the late Liowd DIES HERE MONDAY (114 Masonic )‘Iu? Little Roberta Harns, six year old say the excitement mount with each pass- lsurance compd -tk MARTHA O'DRISCOLL [ From the NOAH BEERY, JR. . with the ser- fc daughter of Mr. and Mrs. HATTIE McDANIELS conducted by the Mason: ames Andrews, of Ketchikan, died mome"t Monday at the Government Hos- pital Funeral arrangements will be made from t “harles W. Carter Mortu- ary, pending word from the farhily llmm\, in Ketchikan, ken of respect for their and brother-by trike, the follov ry pallbear TIM RYAN * WALTER CATLETT they met- IT WAS MURDER! “She wanted money and men . . . and he wanted herl They thought they could get away with mur- der, but they couldn’t get away from me.” BUY YOUR VICTORY | *\TLIU)\\ M \’ll\l' E BONDS NOW for the VICTORY BOND PREMIERE 01\' THURSDAY—NOV, i - -> o - Learers were H. L. yntil the middle of tid2 19th N Fagerson, T. M. century, Argentina had a high per- E. Hixson, Homer Gar- centage of illiteracy 1. Two fav- : ¢ by Ernest Faulkner, Davis, W SCHEDULE — “MAIN ST." “BEAUTIF nmuuuum|mmluummumm||nu|unuunnnnmmmmnu|mnmu|uumu|um|mfimuu|||mm||||umuu|mmnm|m||nummmnumunmn st dn 2 e COLISEUM e uneral s were from the Chapel of the Charles W. Carter JOEL McCREA in Ipurge after Himmler persuaded Hit- STORY HOUR AT LIBRARY | GUESTS AT GASTINEAU Mortuary. LAST NIGHT! FRED AT R BARBARA fler the putsch was planned. The regular story hour for chil.| Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Hansen, PO S ;i GREAT VEIL { Newspaper Read drer at the Jupeaw Public Library | @ccompanied by thelr daughter, HERE FROM PELICAN The GREAT MOMENT" The 20 top Nazis accused of War il pe neld tomorrow morming a¢ Tesidents of Minneapolis, Minn,' Wifllam R. Edgecourt, of Pelican SSceuunuam— AC . are stopping at the Gastineau City,”is a guest at the Gastineau 4 —————— DOUGLAS<:|| EDWARD G. ROBINSUNm {crimes read their lnl‘sl press n]epurh 10:15 o'clock in the library rooms, | s L ¥y of r!n» tn\l‘md‘; \;w? s\‘\em €OP- | and all youngsters from kinder- Hotel. Hotel s of the Star nd Stripes, Ameri- gartners through the sixth grade Mr. and Mrs. William Berryman - COLISEUM THEATRE |can army n aper, were delivered are invited to attend. and J. K. Berryman, of Berkeley, CALIFORNIANS AT JUNEAU TONIGHT ONLY! ON " ON AT 7:05—9:30 AT 8:30—10:55 elections were astineau guests, Mr. and Mrs. G. Jensen, from' l l F T E D( the prisoners’ b 5 Calif., are Gen. Gustav Jodl and Nazi — - Santa Cruz, Calif, and Mr, and P H s DRINK KING SLACK LABEL! ol » . A A pp s Lo ; | S philcsopher {\llhriSnllt%:;?‘:llzr:m[:”-_ 4 . Mr. and Mrs. Grant C e >. A. Rutherford, from the, EAST SIDE KIDS in o S 2 ville, Wash., are ¢ el | city T4 in the same state, “ o) 2 & registrants are guests he Hotel Juneau. FOLLOW the LEADER m JAMES M. CAIN'S DARING HELP HIM GET BACK DRAMA OF AN UNHOLY LOVE! " INTO s attracted ln the (Continued from Page O: which resulted in Hitler becoming ° 3 f,’.l ‘f)lm Reichschancellor in 1933 with an 7% _of Frengh affidavit from George von Schnitzler Charles Dubost. of the I. G. Farben firm | Goering Big Leader Entertained Higher-ups Schnitzler said that Schacht “act-' NUERNBERG, Nov. 23 —Hermann ed as kind of a host” at a meeting Goering with an I @ bordering on in February, 1933, of Hitler, Kruy genius rating, is' the “natural Albert Vogler, chief of the steel com- born leader” of the 20 high Nazis bine, and other industralists. being tried by the International PAI Hitler warned the Industralists | War Crimes Tribunal, an American ¢» BABY o it alighe de s of Communism, so %Y L«fLI)l:,«' ;I(‘v(l)'\s‘,‘y' ? . 11 | Be first to give one of these new American Schnitzler's affidavit declared, and| Mai. Douglas Kelley, former Uni-| u,,4e, Sierling silver, For-get-menot de- after the Nazi leader left the room, Versity of Califor psychiatrist, | gon baby spoons. Perfectly shaped and “Schac! proposed to the meeting found the fat ex-Reichsmarshal had palanced for tiny hands. Comes in beauti- the 1 g of an election fund, as an intelligence quotient of 138 and | ful display box of pink or blue. State color far as I remember, of 3,000,000 that he still exerted a dominating in- | desired and name and birthdate on your pirey T f R {fluence over nearly of the Hitler| order. . of t] des on trial. FREE—embossed name and birth- Use of the German’s own meti- laid —em! name 4 (,om-mg is a natural born lead-| day. (Can be assured for holiday "~ culously-worded documents as evi-| er Major Kelloy toported. ~He| delwery only on erders L K5 dence against them brought painful i 3_' lPOI E Safors Docssdad 1V Tooks of surprise to the faces of fat and (Grand Admiral Karl) Koenitz Hermamn G g, Hitler’s heir pre- and (former Reichsbank president Send chtkul.lwuy order. sumptive during the day of Nazi Hjalmar) Schacht are the brainiest Sorry no €.0.0.'s. power, and other defendants yes- of the lot. terday when the prosecution pro- - - SOB!E‘!E&& h.G"!r"w“Sfig: duced the ultra-secret minutes of DRINK KING BJACK LABEL! e b Hitler's first cabinet meetings. ey : 7 % > Yesterday, Nazi Interior Minister, | Wilhelm Frick, in an affidavit read at the trial, identified Goering as the engineer in Hitler's 1934 blood purge. Goering glared at Frick as the affidavit was read. The state- P l t . ment said (:"onnx, (‘mued out the e " !’ 0 ] NOW Y <" servo ‘ . 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