The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 29, 1946, Page 5

H r R e e e FINAL SHOWINGS TONIGHT [BACK 0 BATAAN RIS tavem 011 DOCK THS MORNING CONTLETS SHOWR PEOH piaTuRs o - PLAYINGTONIGHT . © . HUNG ON SEARCH . FEATURE STARTS AT 7:55—10:05 T etchikan: Evelyn Gerner; A 'IHURSDM AUGUST 29, 1946 : THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU. ALASKA ° i PAGE FIVE n of the criminal thost” was directed e for proaves| - STARTS TONIGHT on the gasboat, Irene C, A. W. Hackel, and the ca Fairb Hukh Wadel, Rud ‘ 1 ol el E ON (APITO!. B“_l Hill, T. Hoagland; to Nome: Georg i“ % IR AUy OF DEEP MOIEVE porting Dunn and Miss Woodt \-’ SHOWS AT {1600 N AL an at 11:45 and Paul McVey, | Sfmnge secrets o | M ol BEindi ot the Dot Sk o R The wartime bonar d tal actors contin ing of several RKO Radio’s starring John Wayn tonight at th Philip Abn, ¢ ard Loo, a Chines my officers in ‘F\lmn]h\ who ¢ jthe Japanese S R RVL WU o scientific killer! LA BALLOTS THIS A, M. ’ tured roles Absentee voting in the General tion in tha Election began this morning in the 1 millionaire U. S. Commissioner's office with! the solution two voters casting their ballots 's a matter Those who are leaving the precin HEARING DAIES was starting the motor when a| \ | xplosion occurred. Be- | cause of nd the hand SCHEDULED FOR o i 0 the Juneau Medical Clinic NEW RESERVES Hu\\" injuries were not serious. With the aid of the fire-fighting An order sathdrawing public apparatus of the Fire Department, wssification and prope 1 Oil Company, and the ion as native reser Department, the blaze diately report ands for ed di the mystery be EXTRA! JAN ((.).l\tlf_l};lrb,n AND. Hi wact T Bataan and C: for inhabitants of the villages was ely extinguished in ap- of simple deduction, but the pre- are reminded that absentee vo! ] and, Loo's recen [¢ arrow and Klukwan was € fifteen minutes. Dam- liminary mnlmn of @ entirely un- | continues until 3 days before elec and “China i the Interior Oscar L. Chapman. |$400 a ic story sing in- -~ - THE KIHG []] | lex vier Following the new procedure of .o itin, ! in the| Phonograph Records Hom.! THE the Department of Interior which| Empire Want Ads brine results! of the plot all contribute ' Beautiful i COWBOYS! has so long been advocated by Al-|— - ~| aska Delecate E. L. Bartlett, hear- | nng { the mgs will be held to allow persons having objections to the terms of Abr is noted the for his ability to portray Japs with a minimum of makeup, depicts Jap major. Robert Steven ed for a similar ability acts a Jap officer. - {yjareq, - PASSENGERS with, KEEFE BRASSELLE oublic land order or the pro- i designation to present these _with "TRIGGER" fer for the hearings was ed by Acting Secretary « and they are to be held u and Fairbanks from! v 16 to 21, the time and| arranged to determine > public land order dat- 14, 1946, withdrawing " public lands for classification and proposed designation as native re-| servations of the villages of Bar- nd Klukwan and vicinity d be designated under section ct of May 1, 1 49 Stat Title , as " | native rescrvations for the use and occupancy of the native inhabitants |of the native villages of Barrbw ind Klukwa d vicinity The he: will be held with | Joseph ne, Chief of the m“, Alaska Branch, Division of Terri- 1s¢ rom Se: lll]( et Budd, M I, Joe A S Janice Mayt Raymond Ree ~JAMES DUNN < ® ., Lawrence | tories and Island Possessions as im - How Much e § JoAn woobs Silverman, Chief Counsel for the | Division © ories and Isla ] D L Y Ll Km B W o P Ty o anE ALASKAN FARMING HAS GAINED in scope == AND == ERIE o 2 2 ; b e No desi on of the foregoing e . ; oy 3 » abnui chr!sllan sclence. i Dent ]‘ nds S csety 5 will to satisfy the needs of an increased population. | | YHERES DW"n residents residing in the crop possibilities. 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