The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 8, 1945, Page 5

C 1945 SATURDAY, DE EMBER 8, —THIS FINE DOUBLE HIT PROGRAM—— LEAVES TONIGHT! I"FRISCO SAL" IS ' SUNDAY FEATURE, CAPITOL THEATRE na Foster, the lovely, blonde and Turban Bey, the hanc ¢ g are top- liners in “Fri 11" the feature at A % - € Capitol «x\ Sm\flv ty In this highly colorful, gusty film, ¢ Barbary Coast in the late d./ l “ England choir singer who turns mu- 1 entertainer to trace her long i g = === lliost brother. Turhan Bey is the mance that develops between Bey 1sanna hits a snag when S 1 hears that Bey murdered her hex . ) capture the virit of time and the its locale and to provide. plenty and ro- some delightful music, rs in the film are Alan y Devine, Thomas Go- > Lyor samuel S. WAY 10 Loce... AND SILKEN LEGS RULE A PLEASURE PARADISE! the ot of action mance, well only bu Oth as boy > coming home ly question which is on lips today. For many uestion is: “What is to s come home?’ swers to both latest March of Returning Veteran help you and under- too, the > returning vet- is not the ol everybody's \A‘4 can ns fil in “The the ure on the bill -oo Rfia Hayworthls fo d foat HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 8 — Screen actress Rita Hayworth announced today that she plans to divorce Or- son Welles, The couple have been married two years and their separa- tion came as surg to their Hollywood friends. have a daugliter, Retecca 1 soon be one year old Miss Hayworth ¢ n\uul Well B d v in Santa ) Monica 7, 1943, It Andy DEVINE Thomas GOMEZ followed a strange courtship during which We parently sawed Rita Colehe LYONS Fuzzy KNIGHT in half nightiy at his magic show - B for servicemen -~ BOBBY 50X SCHEMES PORTLAND, Ore —War-conscious youngsters have added to their rep- ertoire of trick: A telephone c to H. F. San- tee, grade school principal here, ad- vised him that the Portland Army ase wanted all schools dismissed “one of our balloons got and it was loaded with high explosives. ADDED % p EJ € fi l%. fi_l ATTRACTION The MARCH OF TIME Presenis . . . “The Returning VETERAN” The Subjeci Closest io the Heart aw Of Every American . . . The volce’ was swéet, feminine VWHAT CAN YOU DO FOR YOUR RETURNING VETERAN? and s . WEAT DIFFICULTIES DOES EVERY VETERAN FACE Sagiee (AUACBU . Shee. officlaly agreed that the next trick might . SEE THE HOPE WHICH RS EVEN THE MOST SERIOUSLY DICAPPED! UPON HIS RE RN HOM MEDICAL SCIENCE OF HAN inveclve an atomic bumh variation. DRI\K KlNh bLACI\ LABEL! ! SUNDAY.- The Feature Slarts 4:40—6:55—8:10—10 s AR o o s et 3.5 AN Oh, YES! Serewball Squirrel and Meathead (the Hound) are here, too!— in “THE SCREWY TRUANT” M. G. M. BY AIR EXPRESS the NEWS of the DAY! 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REPRESENTATIVES FOR Westinghouse - Philco-Webber PARSONS ELECTRIC (0. e it e Public Accountani-Siencgraphic-Tax Rehmlsi honor “Miss Stardust MURPHY and MURPHY PHONE 676 ik ROOM 3—First National Bank Building avoid, such as unscrup- ulous gogues and others who would exploit them politically “The Returni; Veteran™ is the add- ¢ JWJ\N and Means Committee to dis- SAII.ORS BOAST LARGEST PIN-UP THE BIG SIXTEEN-INCH GUNS of the mighty U S S Missouri and the deck plague marking the spot where the Japs signed the surrender document aboard the dreadnaught in Tok)a bay are in for some competition as points of interest aboatd the ship, now docked at New York, now that thus world's largest pin-up occupies @ place of Standing 23 feet high by 10°feet wide, the painting displays | the charms of Eleanor Cahill of Coronado, Colo., i from among 8,000 contestants from throughout | the nation Miss Cahill is shown here aboard the shoulders of Fire- man 1/¢ Bob Dickman, Delhi, N Y., Kezar Falls, Me Kneeling are Seaman 1/c Eugene Kelly of Warton, N.‘J. left, and Cecil Bugdén of Lynn, Mass. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—JUNEAU, ALASKA EXPERTS IN MANY |HUMPHREY BOGART LINES AT PREMIUM |15 STAR IN FEATURE ASSERTS OLDROYD|AT 20TH (ENTURY It was Henry Morgan's fate to be Director of University Ex- drawn bodily into a whirlpool ] g gt R | politic X periment Station Re- the 1sland of Martinique be- for & woman. Play furns from States Humphrey Bogart n r in Althoug re are now fewer adventure ro- jobs available in the States, and man fave Not”, & every day mor nd mc persons HC \ roduction, whick are loc work, - experts in open: ght at the 20th Century many lir ire still at a premium,” Theatre stated Directc Lorin T. Oldroyd Sta Humphrey Bogart, the of he University Experiment Sta- cast f s unusual characteriza- tions Extension Service, who re- tions weomer Lauren cently returned from a tw nths' Walter nnan, Hoagy (£ tour of the Carmichael, Dan Seymour, St One of the purposes of my trip Le and Dolores Moran WS to: seoure 164, netaannel das: 301 \d Have Not” also serves to Alaska experiment station and ex- introduce a new blues number by tension service work,” Director Old- Carmict and Mercer - entitled royd said, “and 1 found that there “HOW Little We Know." St Gver 1ncre demand for 'The story is concerned with a trained workers in the agricultural dangercus mission Henry Morgan and home economics fields. Prac- i forced to undertake. Skipper of tically every state s expanding its ® Powerboat, Morgan, for the love of experiment (tion and extension & Woman, runs the dragnet thrown service programs, and at present 2round the island of Martinique. In- the demand for such employess is volved in local politics because of greater than the supply this, Morgan's solution makes for a : | thrilling climax Coliege Enroliments — o} r. Oldroyd attended the Territory,” Oldroyd said. “I and Grant College yelation left Washington before the commit- mnual mee as representative of tee met, but Bbb will appear and Dr. Char Bunnell, President give Alaska’s story.” of the University ,of Alaska. Said = My Oldroyd visited a number of Oldroyd: “At the I Y Congressmen, including Rooney of er learned th ® New York, Jensen of Iowa, Robin- all v the / son of Utah and Robertson of previous recor ® North Dakota studer are comi. d olde s who Enroute back to Ala , Oldroyd i attended a meeting of western and not solely for giates extension directors and a Boys and girls who conference of western states 4-H 3 are jeaders with officials of the De- now ‘able 'Y partment of Agriculture, both in A number of adults who have never gayy yake City. “A highlight of the attended college are ent And, 4.5 Club meet was the presenta- of course, G.'s are s t0 tion of a program which would in- school under their Bill of Rights" guge education and recreational ector Oldroyd stated that gegiyities for young men and wo- college facilities are bDeINB par from 18 to 30 years of age. to their fifilest. Housing iS myjs movement is being sponsored generally inadequate and, in many py pational farm organizations cases the faculty is too small. “One gucn ps the Farm Bureau, the of the biggest problems brought UP Grange and the Farmers Union,’ at the convention was the estab- g the girector ment of living facilities for re- —yp oldroyd spent a few days turned war . veterans 1 their 4, "portland, Ore, where he gave families while they attend school,” three talks on Alaskan agriculture Oldroyd said. “A committee apP- guer Radio Station KALE. He also pointed at the meeting is already yicited in Forest Grove, and went working in cooperation with the g,6,0n the experiment station at Veterans' Administration on this vaanmv Wash problem.” | o+ RO Oldroyd believes this trend to-! ward high college attendance will definitely affect the University of BARTLETT BILL Alaska, and that the enrollment of the Farthest North University FOR AlASKA RR will see a big increase Wee In Washington Jirector Oldroyd spent a week in Wash; on, D. C., discussing periment station problems SHIPS UNLIKED voiced by Juneau's ex- with | Little favor wa Chief of the Office of Experiment Stations Dr. James. Jardine, ana Clty Councilmen last night for the s ausistant. Dr. R. W. Trullinger, Probosif'that the Alaska Railroad venture into the operation of water He also visited the National Exten- 4 .o o0 : S aa 2 " Delegate to Congress, E. L. Bartlett, tary of Agriculture Charles F. Delegaté to Congress, E 2 Brannan oy pod into the House hopper authoriz- With Delegate Bob Bartlett, T i, he Alaska Railroad to operate was invited to appear before the ships Practically all comment was ad- verse, but Councilman Ed Nielsen's | motion that the City of Juneau |record itself as opposed to the bill was deferred for vote until more in- {fermation is cbtained—perhaps af- ter the steamship rate hearing is 'held here next month. R BAFFLER | - FORT SCOTT, Kans. — Cpl. Bert | Mosre was a surprised GI when he walked into a camera shop in Osa- [ka and saw his portrait hanging on the wall, The picture was taken in the “tates because it shows Moore wear- ing civilian shoes and his civilian glasses, items which he has not worn since leaving this country a year and a half ago. Furthermore, he has no knowledge of the picture being tak- en cuss agricultural appropriations for bbb b + - closing the bill he recently drop-* NEON SIGNS NOW MANUFACTURED IN JUNEAU Repairs Me<de on All Types of “*“NEON** Tubing WARNER BROS. daringly team a great star and a brilliant discovery, Lauren Bacall, in a powerful adaptation of WITH THAT SE NEW NSATIONAL Walter Brennan "||llIIlIIIIIII|lIIIIHIII!IHIIIIIIlllllllllllIIIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIINIIIINIIIIIIHIIIII"IIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIlIHHII!IHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIH| T LAST WORD ALBUQUERQUE, N. M, Any- thing can happen these days when it comes to renting a house. George C. Taylor, District OPA Rent At- torney, says this happened An apartment house owner evicted four families to raze theé building as the site for a business structure. 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