The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 22, 1946, Page 5

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1946 4 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE - JUNEAU, ALASKA G " PAGE FIVE | ! enlistment, the Army's current r U » DOUBLE FEATURE |6 MARINEOFFICERS [ 5™ Former Assl. D. A "DARK MOUNTAIN ‘ | pasced the half million mark - LR SHOW & SHOW 1 % [Retive army of volunteers as largs] n Alaska IS UVea : as the present Regular Army PRRIRVEY : : DURING WEEKEND ARE PRIVATES NOW i i “oen i s cinert| sae wmaneisco, v = AT 20TH CENTURY = T — Director of the Military Personnel Samuel D. Davis, 71, former as TH ESTAGE |S SET e _— r‘;u wrement_Service, recently sald. tant United States District Attorney, o o Bl L T o N I G H T... and Movie audiences are taken behin 1 - 1] “More men have signed up in the j sl sterda Davis ark Mounta s a || for Mrden! gm0 s o o ACTiON Follows Circulating %" 1ie® St b et i st s o e Pt vangers = % Saturday Matinee | ' some things that are usually guard- HH H 3 than were the entire Regular'gradus X ; ‘ thrill-studded movie which races ! : frirelriges Petition Disapproving [fim b tne e of o, o8 ar jgraduation from the Univerdity of o, from start to finish 'ed from studio visitors in RKO Ra- DANGEROUS LOVE |this week end. | PEARL HARBOR, Feb. 22— Army at the time of Pearl Harbor ! period of three This is re- years California and Hastings College of Ellen Drew and Bob Lowe WHEN A BLACK MARKETEER |dio's “The Falcon in Hollywood” H £ fon December 7, 1941.” the Law. Later, he became senior IN HOLLYWOOD! with Tom Conway in his featured Dlscharge POlI(Y About 55 percent of the men now|partner in an insurance brokerage PAT@MOUnt film which opened last MEETS TWO-GUN LAW... role as The Falcon at the Capitol —_ volunteering have enlisted for a[firm here. night at the 20th Century Theatre kept the audience on edge with its - .o fon | The Falcon, in pursuit of a lovely Three Marine Sergeants and three |88rded as significant because it ha » {film actress whom he has followed Corporals were reduced to privatesindicates that the great majority Lowery, as the forest ranger, is {from the Hollywood Park race track cday because they circulated a pe- |f Men now volunieering for the F RMER HEAD OF the disappointed lover who sees his performs a minor miracle when he tition which disapproved of Marine |{Regular Army plan to make it a sweetheart, Ellen, married to Regis ,gets past the studio cops and gains Corps discharge policy and de- iC&recr, or at least to stay in over FINN GOVT GEIS Toomey, a black market racketeer | - admittance to the lot. Accompan-' nanded more information om|® fairly long period ¥ When Ellen finds this out she goes |ied by his girl taxi driver, who re- Jeatherneck demobilization plans. - - — to Bob's outpost on Dark Mountain {fuses to leave him, The Falcon, in| Announcing this as “the final ac- 10'YR- SENTEN(E but is followad by Toomey. The lat- jhis search for an actress he'd met (jon contemplated” in the w“"k"’ld\ASST DELEGA'E ter keeps in hiding in a small cab- recently, comes upon the body of (g5 Lt. Gen. Roy S. Geiger, Pa-| 3 HELSINKL Feb. Former in near Dark Mountain with Ellen an actor on a sound stage. cific Fleet Marine Commander, said | Srosident 8 enced Finally, Bob gets suspicious, and His sleuthing is carried on Un-' .o demotions wer ) 6l NGRESS Is President Risto Ryti was sentenced shibiropd with Tobmey. T 2 H"l' Piee” prent’ MPTIIERY: & BhEE o ns were not punishment | foday to 10 years at hard labor. ¢atcis ub e N S o the finish which includes a SRRV S AN 11324 W | peare-quoting producer and a de- hair-raising automobile chase, Too- Regh Toomay ¥ Eddie Qu . i | tor the six men. | A special tribunal convicted him of The individuals .concerned have | {ieading Finland into war with Rus- demonstrated *heir unfitness to be | sia. ron-commissioned officers,” he de-| termined director are both ready jto kill The Falcon because his in- mey meets his doom with Ellen and Bob reunited BARBARA HALE RITA CORDAY * JEAN BROOKS {an attempted murder occur before ‘.. (1o United States Marine|Cent triv to Washington, D. C,|Win Linkomies, five years and six tomers happy. Eddie Quillan, Low- “The Falcon in Hollywood” The Falcon is finally able to re- Cm:ps” o % }A the regular noon luncheon | months. e assistant on Dark Mountain, Starts at 8:20—10:45 jsume his interrupted vacation. i\ Thé six Marines werb demmedimpmmg of the Juneau Chamber of Former Premier Jukha Rangell, is the chief comedian, and draws % vereroerceecceeeceeeo. M The other feature is “Let's Go . “n . ‘rccomm‘end\auon of a board |Commerce yesterday. ¢ix years. laugh upon laugh in' scenes with 3 s > - FOR ADDED FUN—— \S.“'“d a different version of de- convened by Maj. Gen. J. T, Moore Mr. Heintzleman said that land| The former Minister to Berlin, the screen’s sensational dog actor, ) S "MOORE ~.THAYER ’ ‘lmqucncy of teen-agers than is us- 2 e it reservations in the Territory was a | Toivo Mikaeki, five years. Tramp. Topmey, a veteran in the “PRC : GERRA YOUNG | ™ > \l"i'\i'!] 1'2.": :.ll" [ DANCIN't jdeed a relief to those adults who stx};lione:. . TledAGhe e B !in many specific cases, he said. = 1 e beautiful Miss Drew — then, he e T M Wil i |have been led to believe that our .M’;mfl‘:;m;'{“ ‘I the protest «in| Also discussed with keen interest shows his uglier side where lust for JUNEAU JUNIORS | 'Bfi'fim -‘gi ?EA & | American youth was running wild. '\'mlation of NEvY. 18 ulutll)uns » that Was Alaska’s 80-rod shore restric- power is concerned 1 | s w @i sd It’s lilting tunes, youthful romance rY. . . tion law. In the last five or six The otner ieavwe on the double : s i . tney acted without the knowledge | 2 ! Voo i x . ke A AT > and light-hearted humor make you |years this restriction has been es- bill is “Jive Junction." ‘ B;CK TBACY It % ol (or consent of their commanding g i § 3 ‘laugh your blues away. officer and tha: they made no pre- |PECi2lly bothersome to homestead- B 3 At ‘ 5 VS. CRIME, INC.” | BegEY vious effort to obtain the informa- | Wishing to take out land a ‘ | it " it " quarter of a mile from shorelines. b s 1 EXTRA. At Mati g :UNUSUM BAP"SMAI. (‘i‘”:m‘:;"-" desired through official Highway Improvements NUERNBERG, Feb. 22. — Adolf | L4, ! ) : B £ Prospects for an arterial highway ( Hitler drove to Prague by fast i ‘ S Kb e " SERVICE AT LUTHERAN - [ 2 8 e s e il Douglas 4 invasion of Czechoslovakia, person- SEATTLE Feb. 22—Don't, the > T ——— | The babies are: Arnold Wayne, ‘added. He pointed out that such| “This example of low looting by thorities intervened, probably sav- Always the Latest Iborn August 14, 1945, to Lahja and {treatment of the road will cnable |the head of a State was typical of ing his life. Air Express “Let's Go Steady” |Rosella Puustinen; Gordon Roy,| HEADQUARTERS, Alaskan De-'its use throughout the year and lhe predatory motives of,the Nazi| The Coast Guard rcported the T'.e Big NEWS OF THE DAY Starts at 7:05—9:30 |born November 1, 1945, to Roger partment, Feb. 22.—Since the open- |would allow it to undoubtedly carry | Regime, which after careful plan- man said he planned to take it jand Alpha Bailey; and Pauline Ann ing of the recruiting drive for the, the greatest amount of land trans- |ning set about the systematic home and convert it into a flower [ 3 {born January 7, 1946, to Paul and Regular Army last August, more portation from Seattle to the in- |blundering of private, public and pot. Nmse Linda Ecklund. The three moth- than 2,000 volunteers have enlisted terior that would exist in all Alaska_!llmuflnfll property in occupied coun-| - -+ - v vestigations interfere with their production; meantime the studio cops want only to throw him out lof the place. Another murder and - THIS HUM-SWINGER! SATURDAY MATINEE IAND !cess, should be refreshing and in- CHURCH ON SUNDAY Out of the ordinary will be the baptism of three first cousins at 1the worship service of the Lutheran (Church next Sunday morning. IN COLOR ! | P. S.—WATCIH FOR “SON OF LASSIZ" ~ lers are sisters of the maiden name (199-t3) gly’s, Hours 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.—Open Evenings by Appointment B Tk i A TR A S ]lnI Furuness. kan Department, a spokesman for many possible new industries for the 5 | NS, s AR, Lt. Gen. Delos C. Emmons, com-‘Ter ritory. He told of numerous in- | Barafifil Turk!Sh Baih and Massage | MARTHA SOGIETY manding general of the Alaskan De- ' dustry-ideas now being discussed in | . | Food sale Sat. 1 p.m. Piggly Wig- | partment, announces. | Washington and directed to future j | PHONE 753 BARANOF HOTEL—Lower Level | EXPERT SERVICE \ { Generaiors i N Moters === Stariey FISHERMAN OVERHAUL YOUR | ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT NOW! 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As lovely . . clared. “They failed to display the qualities of leadership, judgment, loyalty and fidelity which are re- quisites of non-commissioned offi- Commander of the Air Fleet of the west Oahu, wherc the six men were Seven other defendants were sen- tenced to impr1enment as follows: | Former Minisier of Finance Vai- no Tanner and former Premier Ed- | Frank Heintzleman, Regional For- |ester, gave a factual review of dis- |eussicns | pertaining to Alaska in which he participated during his re- Adventurous drama is noi this picture’s only requisite, for there's plenty of comedy to keep the cu |land withdrawals must be eliminated | Reinikka, two years. ness and charm in order to win the ATTENTI“N KIDS' {ually s]cr;enedA ‘This picture 1;nboun Pacific Marine Force and in charge subject of much debate and interest! Former Minister of Education Hollywood circle, gives a rh;ehchar- - . normal, happy youngsters who are ) . |in the nati 1 tal. Officials ] Antti Kukkonen and the former acterization of a man with two . ) ’ o e national capital. cinls I.AUGHIN, lOVIN ambitious and impatient for suc- s i ool dp ke Bl agree that if Alaska is to develop | 3econd Minister of Finance Tyko P€ rsonalities. He displays sweet- SAW“AY 1:30 P- n- Bill Vernon's As a night-blooming rose --- Your skin, soothed with GERMAINE MONTEIL'S ROSE SKIN CREAM A rich, rosy night cream to help sleep make you beautiful, 3.00, 5.00, 9.00 / BARANOF HOTEL BUILDING “It’s the Nicest Store in Town” | ing much attention in Washington, « ‘ENUSIME"IS IN Isaid the speaker. A covering of | ! {asphalt for the road from Haines to ARMY I“ AI.ASKA | Anchorage and Fairbanks would be | | - OVER 2 THOUSAN jone of the most important improve- ‘ments that could be made in the immediate future, Mr. Heintzleman in the Regular Army in the Alas-| Mr. Heintzleman also mentioned establishment in Alaska. “If Alaska is to develop, it must be ' projected by Alaskans,” he said. “Official Washington can do little Breaking all records for voluntary - | i for the real development of the Ter- i | | ritory.” Advisor to Delegate The speaker suggested that Alaska { send an assistant delegate to Wash- | ington to serve as technical advisor | to Bartlett. He pointed out that all large thriving cities such as New York, San Francisco, etc., all have a man in Washington the year round, | while Alaska has only its official government delegate. The assistant wauld not be an official member of the government and as such would be free to act as a private citizen of Alaska plugging its interests as such, In informal talks with Congres- sional members who were in Alaska last sumfner, Heintzleman said he learned that the subcommittee con- sidered the reports and surveys drawn up by Alaskan Chambers of Commerce as being the best and most thorough of any of the mater- ial presented them during their trip here. The Juneau Chamber of Com-~ merce was particularly mention, he said. Moine Miller, who last year oper- ated the cannery at Douglas and | this year will head the Douglas Cannery, a new corporation, spoke briefly on his ideas for the cannery. He said that 25 per cent of the necessary capital for flnancing.' starting and operating the buslness! has already been raised and that a minimum of $25,000 is expected to | be obtained in the very near future, | at which time the corporation will | | be opened and operated as a com- | ! munity enterprise. | Two new members of the Chamber |introduced at the meeting were ames DeMeir of the Baranof Hotel jand Charles E. Porter who is in the garage business in Juneau. | Guests besides Miller and Heintz- | {leman were Elliott Robertson and J. Gerald Williams, attorney in Anchorage. — e MRS. HAHN ON JOB Mrs. Vietor Hahn, who with her | husband and son and her mother, | Mrs, Venetia Reed, moved to An- | chorage from Skagway last fall, infls taken a position in the office | of the United States Commissioner | In Anchorage. (b T T STRETC YOUR BUDGET ; ON THE NEXT | i i / - Women's Apparer [} oo ppinG TRIP GO TO~ oroen orricH IR. Sheynin told the International Coast Guard begs, try to reconvert a sea mine One of the Lethal globes floated up on the Washington shore and just as an uanidentified man was loading his find onto a truck, au- ally stole a half-dozen fine tapes- tries and left with them in his possession at daybreak the follow- ing morning, Soviet prosecutor L. TONIGHT LAUREL HARDY Military Tribunal today. tris Sheynin declared. DRINK KING BLACK LABEL! | WMW%/ General Electric % Home Appliances i [ LOOK FOR G-E APPLIANCES FIRST AT Alaska ElectricLight and Power Co. Avuthorized General Electric Dealer