The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 27, 1946, Page 5

oo Gty Meyer Extral DONALD DUCK in "CURED DUCK" “JOINN NESBITT presents — “THE AND THE SHOES” in the PASSING PARADE DOUBLE HIT SHOW S =1 “Song of the Sarong” Starts at 8:23—10:46 Sovc ;. SAvone | NANCY WILLIAM KELLY.GARGAN Starts 7:07—9:30 but the speculation is e may be planning stricter military moves. ALMER PETERSON HERE 10 ATTEND ROTARY MEETING SECRET MISSILES SIGHTED OF LATE IN SWEDEN SKIES STOCKHOLM, July 27.—A limit- ed censorship has been imposed on information concerning unidenti- fied missiles—believed to be flying bombs or rockets—which have sighted over Swedish territory recent weeks. ¢t Authorities have banned the | lication of names of localiti y Almer J. Peterson, Anchorage at- torney and Republican party no nee for Delegate in Congress, ar ed in Juneau yesterday to a the Rotary District Assembly this week end. While in Juneau, Peterson will also go cam- paign plans with Republican Terri- torial Chairman Elton E. Engstrom and other lo ders of the party. Candidate L. Ge;. Bgn;)sey . In Jerusalem for - Secrel_(gnlerente JERUSALEM, July 27.—Lieuten- ant General Sir Miles S. Dempsey, use the dateline omewhe: Sweden,” when writing akout subject. | the —eto—— Coffee was first used in a form similar to a chocolate bar, rather the British Commander in the than as a beverage. Middle East, has arrived in Jeru- SSRGS 2 e 4 B salem from Cairo. He inspected DR. RAE LILLIAN CARLSON the bombed headquarters in the Optometrist now in Juneau il | make examinations of the eyes and fit glasses until Wednesday, July 31 in her office in the Blomgren King David Hotel and conferred #vith the High Commissioner for Palestine. The British refuse to say why Genferal Dempsey is in ENDS TONIGHT “Beston Blackie's Rendezvous' if\; Bldg. Phone 636 for appointment. | ALL DAY—with ature Starting at 50 — 5:55 1:d0 — 8:02 and 10:09 the otariing Robert WAlKER_; Keenan WYNN JEAN PORTER * CHILL WILLS HUGO HAAS * WILLIAM PHILLIPS BOSTONBIAHIES, REND fm 52 staving CHESTER MORRIS TRUMAN TO HAVE - SPECIAL WALTER REED HOSP. WING WASHINGTON, July 27— The Army and Navy Register, unoffi- cial service publication, said today that one wing of the Army's Walter Reed Hospital will be remodeled into a suite for emergency use of President Truman and his family. is said the fc eption personal additional the President’s four room for accommodation; | * bedrooms, two sitting rooms, a diet kitchen, a rcom for guards and a solarium. 1t estimated the cost $148,000. Special facilities were provided for the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt at the Navy's Medical Center, Bethesda, Md. .- NOTICE I have purchased the Femmer Cab Company as of July 26, 1946, and will be responsible for no bills contracted previous to that date. —FRED CROWELL, Owner Summer Clearance Sale THE NEEDLECRAFT and JUNIOR SHOP 111% Seward St. Coveralls ; Cotton Overalls Boys' Summer Suits Swealers . T-Shirts Jackels Sun Suils Pajamas Pinafores Hats Stamped Geods Waterproof Sheets Waterproof Panties Training Panfies Infant Vesis Infant Dresses Infant Creepers Infant Buniings Infant Diaper Bags Laundry Bags Baby Books Baby Toys DMC Perle Cotton Jiffy Yarn Miscellaneous Items '3 Visit THE NUGGET SHOP | * THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA T i "WHAT NEXT, CPL. BRIDE-TO-BE 'HARGROVE AT IS HONORED CAPITOL SUNDAY, B SHOWER Packing an howe "TILL WE MEET | AGAIN” COMING | T0 20TH CENTURY | i e T ONTG R T == SUNDAY and MONDAY A Kkitcher Seldom has a motion picture il of | M SHE . . . came from a >w,orld" vyifh;ur men laugh-power and fun iss Do Hendrick- emerged from Hollywood with tr Corporal Hargrove?’ ried to Linn heart-warming appeal which char- : Sunday at the Capitol Theatre, re-| Forrest, August, is Till We HE LR w” a man ‘Of"he wo"d-’ >s Robert Wal { Keenan | being h is a by Miss s R e SR 4 Wynn in a continuation of the roi- | Miss Pat Hogue.| Story said to be first film to . licking screen adventures of A in the form of a reach the screen in which th2 un- ca's favorite G.I held at the hc er work of the Maquis is de- up to Here, te Hargrove,”|of Miss Henry Ho in which the while training| Mrs. J Mrs. Waino This tender, moving story, star- camp comrades are now full-fl Hendrick Mrs. Linn Forrest ing Ray Milland and Barbara ed fighters in France furnishe: senior esses for the tea arrives tonight at t Walker and his buddies with the|Approxim 40 are ex- Theatre, v same Kkind of action-packed com-|pected to during the after- Po heralding the edy as the original noon Frank Borzage's top prodi Walker, now a wide-eyed corpor: Miss He kson plans to leave his career -l repeats the characterization origin-| Juneau or Baranof to tr for freedun ally made in the best to Anch where the wedding AR lescribes th novel by Marion Hargrove | will'‘be She will be accom- 8 an Aviator, pl comes to the new y panied by Miss Joyce Smith, who Milland, who find his way & from his succe in Hig S will be he 1 tendant, and her safety after being shot down over and the Bel mothar, Hendrickson, |0¢cupied France n tops his own pre- (A the p: grotmstos | s salvation is due solely nce in the originallpe jg s 1S 8 e in the invaluable ance of the comedy as Mulvehill, F V'S | vt a srctaan Al L e Unde hieh in- smooth-talking pal.'couple plan to live in that city cludes worke movament It was this characterization in the' . i Py Forrest has been dis- (fom a convent. A these i original box office ““r!"tlmrg(‘d Sister Clothilde, por i by Bar- won Wynn ctitical ace e b ride-elect the daughter bara Britton, who inadvertently lets ot start toward his pre of Mayor and Mrs. Waino Hen-|SIP the news of the aviator's The beautiful story of an Americon Captain’ Chill Wills, M- 8} drtolh. and Pvt. Forrvest is the °nce in: the: ter The Nazis and o lovely French girl . .. who shared pun comedian, again 81 Skh POy, and Mrs L'“m Porre and a French co ationist, Wal- haunted, harried nights in an amazing adven- l > continuation of his or Bl Mioung peoplo ' Ave gratt t ezak, fall upon his clue in an ture behind enemy lines in France! ‘ as the hard iled t. Ci 9 . 3 . mpt to 2ffect his capture ” nemesis of the two bu [SaRa- . Higt Soliod) | The incidents which follow bring In the most impor role of T laction, pathos and thrilling adven- ““ her screen career to d | |ture, it’s said, as the hunted pilot e tex the picture’s s I.OIS A]‘ STAKE attempts to get enemy plans to the feminine player. As a NEW YORK, July 27—Meat fs C08st.- Constantly on his trail are stariing mademoiselle who has her gle: i ang Konstantin 8| in the role of wk ne s RAY MILLAND re you find it these days n bashful Walker, this actress ;nhavently worth any amount of # Nazi com mekes her mark as one of the im-[urn et Y HOT A portant upcomers on the M-G-M| \ellioha FISH LANDINGS BAHBAHA BH'TT“N Bl b 2 So when a thoroughbred Holstein SH LANDINGS Iot, She will be remembered as Red [} jeop ut to be loaded The following fish landings have FRANK BORZAGE wm Walter Slezak + Lucile Watson Diracted by FRANK BORZAGE * Scrven Play Sy LSNORE COPFBE A Paramount Pictuse Skelton’s tiny sidekick in “Bathing Beauty."” What Next, Pri takes the title figure a vessel—leaped into the Hudson!been made in Juneau in the last River yeste police utilized (1) |two days: 41,000 pounds of black tugboat crew, (2) a gang of long-'cod and halibut, brought in by cremen, (3) police launch, (4) ] Olaf Westby's Queen, sold to Booth Production te Hargrove?” | d his com- e o ol els BONGe omery squad, and Fisheries; 40000 pounds of salmon MBTE NO MATINEE SUNDAY — We're golng {0 ated French village out 7[5 an electric crane to get the brought in by E. 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