The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 26, 1946, Page 5

| TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1946 IIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlllIIIIIII|I|IiIIlIllIIllIIIllIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIl|||IIlIIIIIIIIIllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIlII' From the heart of oneweman. . . . CANIT BE BROUGHT BACK? Starring MERLE OBERON - CLAUDE RAINS - CHARLES KORVIN with JESS BARKER * RALPH MORGAN * ANN CODEE This Love of Qurs)| " Directed by WILLIAM DIETERLE \wu Director of "LOVE LETTERS" and PERE'BE SEEING YOU P — WRESTLIT IN THE WORLD OF SPORT —with no holds barred in “ROUGH and TUMBLE” THE STORY OF THE G.1.BILL OF IIGHVS' = SOLDIER TO CIVILIAN WITH GOVERNMENT AD ERASES V lll \(-l: FROM SISAMERIGAY llIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIII||I|IIl||III||IIIIIIII|III|!lIIII|lIIIIHIIlIIINIIIIIIIIIIIINII|IIIII|IIIIIIliIIlIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIINIIIIIIIIII e . A Baranof Turkish Bath and Massage Iours 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.—Open Evenings by Appointment BARANOF HOTEL—Lower Level PHONE 753 Hask SERVICE Christensen Bros. Garage There is no substitute ior newsoaper adverhsmg‘ 909 Tweltth St. PHONE 659 | Alaska THE l)AlLY ALASKA LMPIRL = "THIS LOVE OF OURS" FEATURED CAPITOL FONIGHT, “This Love 01 Ours” opens at he Capitol tonight, starring Merle Okeron, Claude Rains and the new Hollywood “find,” Charles Korvin. so introfluces the school girl ctress, Sue England, in one of the n's best fledgling performan- " is the story eserted by her he believes ir re-union a and the problem ot ir daughter, who believes her Ler is dead, are main keys of he powerful drama. Years—not months—were spent Bruce Manning, John Klorer and eonard Bruce in developing a creen script from. the Pirandello lay because of the delicacy re- uired in handling some passages. Locales are Paris, Chicago and —JUNEAU. ALASKA of our great statesmen represent- | ing us in the Legislature as a joke | The real joke in the situation | that most jlhc Legislature are opposed to the bill. They believe that delegates to | National Conventions and National Committeemen and Commil 'men should be ap) v hand-p nm d of the political boys in the people of the right to my part it me to have a shall be nominated for President than to have a vote at the general election. In view of the fact that this bill was defeated at the regular sion in 1945 the thought na comes to milG that the politicians in the Legis- lature are not so much interested in votes for the people of Alaska as they are in political jobs that will be created as a result of State- hood for Alaska. By their votes we shall know them. All we need do is | to require every candidate for the | Legislature to state how he voted Alafikn vote f Pre | Is more importa vote as to who « lon House Bill No. 22, or how he Miss Oberon's costumes, design= d by Travis Banton, who created her wardrobe for “A Song To Re- member” and “Night in Paradise,”| are in keeping with her thres en- ironments—wife of a French physi- By our votes we make our choice. i ian, planist in a cheap nightclub, {Until we are capable of helping | nd spouse of o famed pathologist. The ry of the G. I Bill of Rights en- stands on the bill. Does he prom- ise to restore these rights to the voters of Alaska if elected? The power to restore these rights is in the hands of the people of Alaska. | nominate a President we are cer- | | "1t seems that some of the mem- . Wait until you * ed family motivates tne - "THE VERY THOUGHT { OF YOU" SHOWING < AT 20TH CENTURY got family trouble? see what Dennis Morgan is up against in the new Warners' comedy hit, “The Very Theught of You,”.at the 20th ( °n- tury tonight for the last 4 Morgan plays a soldi from the Aleutians on briel h before shipping out L he meets o) luk\ and is brought home for dinner. Opposition in the form of a tense, over-emotional, war-strain- story Think you've Also starred, besides Miss Park- er and Morgan, is Dane Clark. Faye Emerson, Henry Travers, and Beu- lah Bondi head a brilliant support- ing cast. Delmer Daves who di- rected “Destination Tok on this film as story-c and director. Franz Wumm wrot2 the musical score underlining the screen play - ALASKA AIRLINES | HAS 13 FROM WEST ™ Arriving yesterday on the Alas k'\ short added feature is the tainly not capable of electing one. 'Airlines Starliner Nome with Capt. Larry Flahart, Flight Officer Ed itled “Honorable Discharge” of the bers of the Legislature are being | Courtemanche and Stewardess Pette ‘This Is America” series. - (OMMUNI(AIION Editar, the Empire: concegning ities CI the Special Session of the Legislature by Represéntative Al-| aska Linck and published in the Fairbanks Daily News Miner on the 13th day of March was interesting. ‘0( Alaskans why not try electing | Particularly interesting was her tement regarding House Bill No.| intrcduced by Rnplestmauvc urice Jchnson, Republican rom the Fourth Division. Many of us remember that along n 1933, when the Democrats gain- ed control of the Legislature that the part of the Direct Primary Law, giving the people of Alaska 22 the right to elect their own Na-| tional Committeemen, Committee- women, Delegates and Alternates to the Republican and Democratic, Naticnal Conventions, was repealed. It seems that at that time the members of the Legislature were of the opinion that the voters of were not competent to choose their own National Commit- teemen and Committeewomen or to decide who should be elected to' help nominate the Republican and Democratic candidates for Presi- dent and Vice-President of the | United States. Representative Johnson's bill is | a bill to restore these rights to the | 4000 grom Soviet Russia in 1918. |When materials becime people of Alaska and according to the u-pon was considered by many the acti- | ._ election of officers neminations for the different. of- 5¢ uvcuh criticized because they re- sent being- dictated to by our im- !ported Governor of Alaska. It ‘seems to me that if a Governor [trom the outside is to control our | elected representatives in the Leg- {islature we would be just about as well off if we abolished the Legis- lature altogether. If the people we have been sending to Juneau to re- . present us are not capable of en- acting legislation for the benefit |some who are? By their votes we shnll know them. JULIEN A. HURLEY Fairbanks, Alaska. | R DOUBLE EVENT FOR VFW | FRI. NIGHT ANNOUNCED | Members of the Veterans Foreign Wi meeting Fr of new membe VFW “Bottle Club” Jeep Club. All persons who have submitted qualified applications and have ful- filled all requirements necessary to membership will be initiated. At 9 o'clock VFW members will | conduct a closed meeting for the) A number of dwelling, 1946 version, will appear fices were made last week ety S of | | Stiver were the following passen- gers from Anchorage: Bettie Car- son, Doris Peterson, H. Martin, Earl Hickok, Bill Peck, Mrs. M. Cinn'\-‘ mon, J. H. Alexander, H. J. Hol- comb, Rita Robinson, Ray Tucker, 'Jack Westfall, Ed Keenan and M. | Barner. On the return flight, the following left fer Anchorage: George Perry, 'R. F. Whiting, James Gray, S. M. | Johnson, Willis Davidson, Chris An- iderson, Mrs. Kay Courtemanche, M. Barner, Walter Peterson, Rex lchnney May Reynolds, Charles \Burkholdel T. Motrow, Miss B. | Winkleman, Blanche Kubiltus, Charles Thompson and E. B. Keen- ler; to cmduvn anc Collins, | {VICTORY BAR S0LD T0 the Victory Bar on South Franklin Street has been made by Wm. Kar- owners are Torres Natterstad and Harold Aase, Sr., Juneau residents. ! Mr. Karki did not reveal his own future plans. e - WINDFIELD, Kansas -— CIiff- on in Winfield. Despairing of |finding a home, Gene Manny, a re- turned war veteran, plans to ex- Estonia proclaimed its indepen- |cavate a hillside for one of sorts available or a new home, he will convert the house into a garage NATTERSTAD AND AASE will hold an ngn} The announcemem of the sale of night for initiation s at 8 o'clock in the formerly the ki, owner and proprietor. The new both wellknown The Fun Picture Still Here and %rq %"delfl” Vfi.ry Romantic... FAYE EMEQSi” ”6”’-0,: Yfll/ BEULAH BONDI » HENRY TRAVERS 2 Direcled by WILLAM PRINCE - ANDREA KING DELMER DAVES Screen Play by Alvah Bessie and Delmer Daves * Original Story by lionel Wiggom TIOMENTURY | Alaska - Electronies % JIM LANGDON-—-Manager Box 2165 217 Seward St. Phone 62 Anytime MARINE RADIO TRANSMITTERS AND RECEIVERS — BENDIX DEPTH RE- CORDERS — HALLICRAFTER RECEIV- ERS — BENDIX HOME RADIOS AND COMBINATIONS E STOCK DRY BATTERIES AND RADIO TUBES Mail Orders Prompily Filled Complete Radio Repair Service Performed by Government Licensed Experienced Technician WRITE FOR INFORMATION LARG JUNEAU PAINT & SUPPLY (0. (Formerly Juneau Paint Store) VENETIAN BLINDS—Metal, Wood AUTHORIZED KENTILE CONTRACTOR MASTER NO-DRAFT SASH BALANCES MASTER WEATHERSTRIPPING PHONE 407 Victor Power: -« "DOUGLAS HOAT Siop New Consiruciion and Repairs Jobs { Free Estimate’’) Phone Bpuglas 192 MUNICIPAL PLATI-'ORM OF THE PEOPLES TICKET STATEMENT - i PR The candidaies on the Peopies Ticket realize the existence of inequities in the 1945 tax assessment and that many properties were assessed for fantashc values Unioriun- ately no complete reassessment can be made between the date of election and June Ist, which is the date the assessment must be made. The candidates on this ficket will use their best efforts fo ascertain and revive those unfair assessmenis established in 1945 and will continue throughout the year to employ an assessor for a complete review of all assessments. The fax assessment notices mailed in June will not reflect a complete new assessment, but many of the gross injustices can be, by that time, eliminated. Moreover, every taxpayer should be given the opporiunity to be heard in August when the Council meets as a Board of Equalization. We believe that the Territorial law should be strictly followed and that all property should be assessed, including personal property, at its actual market value. We do not - believe property can be assessed by zoning the city and applying different rates for two adjoining pieces of property because they are on opposite sides of a zone boundary. We do not believe assessment should be on the basis of the cubic content of the building and its age, without regard to its condition. We recommend the employment of a full-time assessor, familiar with the prices at which property is bought and sold in Juneau and that he be ass1gned such other duties in connection wnh safety inspection and sanitation as will not conflict with his duties as an assessor. Waich This Page Until Election for the Platform of the Peoples Ticket on flther Subjects! The Peoples’ Ticket Waino Hendrickson For MAYOR For COUNCIL W. Burr Johnson Henry Sully James Larsen (Paid Advertisment)