The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 28, 1946, Page 5

3 d SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1946 STARTS SUNDAY! IT'S RAFT... = WITH HIS KIND & § OF WOMAN! N\ FEATURE STARTS ¢ TOM and JERRY in ® HOT NEWS via PAA CLIPPER EXPRESS 3 SUNDAY——AT 2:30. ® FOR THE SKIIERS—“SKI GULLS” e FITZPATRICK’S “VISITING VERA CRUZ” 4:30. SHE’S FOR ME! YwgrZ “AND | KNOW HOW TO GET IT!" A DEVASTATING “ DAME WHO REVELED IN THE TROUBLE CAUSED BY HER .EXCITING BEAUTY! “MOUSE TROUBLE” 6:30—8:30—10:30 5I/flWPM[£ oF APITUL ENDS TONIGHT “WOMAN WHO CAME BACK”—and “THROW A SADDLE A STAR” Ga!u Rew Year’s Fve Show! WASHINGTON STATE HAS GOP SENATOR; FIRSTiN 14 YEARS OLYMPIA, Dec. 28—Washington Btate had its first Republican U. S. Senator in 14 years today in the person of Harry P. Cain. The former Tacoma mayor be- came the state’s second appointive Senator within a two-year span yestesday when named by Governor Mcn C. Walgren after the resigna- tion of Sen. Hugh B. Mitchell, whom he had appointed a few days less than two yeal ago to fill out his own term upon becoming Gov- ernor. Cain’s regular term of office, to which he was elected last month, | normally would begin Jan. 3. The early appointment, effective today, advances him several notches on the seniority list. shriners of | inchorage Pay ifo Big Fund SEATTLE, Dec. 28—One hundred Anchorage, ‘Alaska, Shrine Club members have taken out life mem- berships in the organization's hos- pital foy crippled children fund be- cause of the improvement shown by six-year-cld David Harrison of Palmer, Alaska, since being placed at the Shrine Hospital in Portland. The 100 memberships contributed $6,000 to the fund, W. Hal Mc- Dow Nile Temple Potentate of Seattle, said today. They are in addition to 50 memberships for $3,000 signed at the time the boy was flown to Seattle. David and his mother, Mrs. Rita Harrison, were flown South last month by a party of Anchorage Shriners coming here to attend a Nile ceremonial. it’s The GAYEST Of Juneaw’s 5hr Sp- always a good time at the CAPITOL COCKTAIL BAR @ DANCING EVERY NIGHT @ Every Drink Mixed Right Plan Now to Greet The New Year HERE o= Service YELLOW CAB CO PHONE 22 “ Courteous Drivers — Dependable —— 24-HOUR SERVICE i el sl raieelifimeiforrmeeif i) }MORATORIUM ON TARIFF CUTS IS PROPOSAL MADE WASHINGTON, Dec. 28 — Two farm state Senators called today for a moratorium in tariff cuts under the reciprocal trade program until the new Republican Senate majority has a chance to make its wishes known. Senators Butler (R-Neb) and Hickenlooper (D-Iowa) told a re- porter in separate interviews that the State Department should lay aside any plans for additional re- ductions affecting the 18 nations |with which this nation has trade agreements. The department has scheduled hearing on new tariff adjustments for next month. BERLIN — The U. S. Army and Military Government were consid- ering today a recommendation to prohibit the private importation of American cigarettes into Germany by occupation personnel, as a drastic measure to take the country off its black market “cigarette standard.” -, Except for 1914 and 1815 the International Live Stock Show has UT OF BALANCE {QGut of Balance| ALL property values are high — the law of supply and demand is working. It affects your home and contents. Fire may bring you a greater loss than you realize un- less you increase the fire insurance on your home to cover its greater value. Talk it over with Shattuck Agenecy Seward Street JUNEAU PHONE 249 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA "WHISTLE STOP" IS THRILLING FEATURE ATCAPITOL SUNDAY Beginning Sunday, the curtain goes up at the Capitol Theatre on Seymour Nebenzal's dramatic new film, “Whistle Stop,” based on the best-seller of the same name by Maritta Wolff. A small town, a country fair, a shady nightclub are the settings for |“Whistle Stop.” A girl who is too | beautiful and too knowing; a ne'er- do-well with a pocket full of pride; the ruthless and wealthy owner of |the local nightclub; and a bartend- er with a disreputable past are the chief characters in this tale of love and violence. George Raft stars as Kenny Veech, the town loafer with a chip on his shoulder. He is in love with Mary, played by Ava Gardner. ,Runner-up in the triangle is Lew |Lentz, sophisticated and wealthy owner of the nightclub, the Flam- {ingo. | Mary, in love with Kenny, but | |resentful of his “the world owes Ime a living” attitude, does all her waltzing with Lew. Kenny, how- ever, is not stung into giving up |a pool table for an office desk. He merely gets sullen. And Lew, fur- 'jous at being thwarted by a lazy do-nothing, good-for-nothing, gets dangerous. The dynamite js fired by Lew's |bartender, Gitlo, played by Victor McLaglen. Gitlo is not an ordinary bartender. He is in debt to Lew for having pulled him out of a jam with ‘the police. Never allow- ed to forget his “obligation,” Git- lo's hatred boils higher and higher. A crony of Kenny's, Gitlo figures that to “liquidate” and rob Lew would solve everything for both himself and Kenny. He inveigles Ken into the plan, and the stnge is set for many thrilling c-ercs. e WEATHER CLOSES IN, BUT COASTAL COMPLETES TRIP Alaska Coasfal Airlines sent one Grumman off toward Ketchikan | vesterday. It caried Thomas Scott and Ted Johnson to Petersburg and W. R. Webb to Wrangell. Four other persons were also carried from Wrangell to Petersburg. Returning to Juneau, ran into zero-zero ceiling, but the pilot was able to bring his ship in to the hangar D AT HOTEL J Arthur R. Hudson and family are visiting guests ag the Juneau Hotel. The Hudson's arrived from Hoonah yesterday "DOLL FACE,"” GAY the plane ! MUSICAL, IS BILL AT 20TH CENTURY| Starring Vivian Blaine, Dz‘nnh\ O'Keefe, Perry Como and Carmen Miranda, and studded with a tune- ful score of new song hits by J\m-‘ my McHugh and Harold Adamson, | “Doll Face,” 20th Century-Fox's gay | new musical, joyfully pegged to the hilarious saga of a burlesque| queen's spirited battle for legiti- mate stardom via a ghost-written autobiography, opens tonight at the| 20th Century. The all-star cast is headed cherry-blonde Miss Blaine in the| title role of the “burleycue” queen | who gains legitimate stardom through a literary hoax, but retains it through her undeniable talent; and beauty, with time out to mend | her romantic fences. Six-foot-three-and-a-half inch| Dennis O'Keefe is seen in the role | of Mike Hannegan, the “burleycue”| producer, whose ingenious scheme | for bringing “culture” and legiti- | mate stage stardom to his singing star boomerangs with a vengeance. | Perry Como, famed radio and recording artist who tops swooner polls consistently, has a real acting role in “Doll Face." Exotic Carmen Miranda ubiquitous cupid whose |tongued prodding finally in getting Miss Blaine's O'Keefe's romance rolling in right direction. Martha Stewart as the gal who covets Vivian Blaine's starring spot, Michael Dunne as the author who learns what is technically referred to as a thing or two about life- from Doll Face—and Reed Hadley as the culture-consclous producer, head the outstanding supporting cast. (GRAY HAT MAY BE CLUE, MISSING MAN | The only possiole clue reported | so far in the case of David Carlson, | who has been missing for the past | week from his home in Thane, is a |gray hat, sighted by Clarence iWalters, seen floating on the water. Walters, a pilot for Alaska Coastal Airlines, (reported that he noticed a man’s gray hat in the water while he was taxiing his plane betweerr the Juneau Lumber Mills and the Juneau Cold Storage plant. George | Getchell, watchman for the Alaska Juneau Mine 2t Thane and a friend of Carlson, revealed that the missing man sometimes wore a hat of this | description. Mrs. Carlson, the missing power ‘annL operator’s wife, is on her way |to Juneau by plane from Seattle. She has been visiting in the States. - Natural gas is used by 40,000,000 customexs in 34 stntes is the triple- succeeds and the \ pir V. 8. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU JUNEAU, ALASKA WEATHER BULLETIN ‘ DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M,, 120TH MERIDIiAN TIME Max. temp. | TODAY last | Lowest 4:30am. 24hrs. Weather at Station 24 hrs.* | temp. temp. Precip. 4:30 am. Anchorage . 32 | 19 21 09 Snow | Barrow | -32 -32 0 Clear | Bethel 34 | 28 22 03 Cloudy | Cordova 34 21 21 04 Snow | Dawson -10 =12 -10 15 Snow { Edmonton -8 -21 21 Trace Clear | Fairbanks 5 105y 3 01 Snow i Haines b | 1 07 Snow Havre . 2 -19 -19 .16 Clear Juneau 2 | = 21 20 Snow Juneau Airport . 28 | 21 28 10 Snow Ketchikan 29 | 23 28 02 Snow Kodiak 37 | 26 26 0 Cloudy Kotzebue 9 ligeed -1 .02 Snow Los Angeles 6 | 38 38 94 Clear 1 McGrath 15 | 8 8 .01 Pt. Cloudy Nome 23 r 19 19 05 Snow | Northway -1 | -1 -4 Trace Cloudy | Petersburg 2 | 15 21 Snow | Portland . e BT 30 0 Fog | Prince George ... -2 -26 -25 0 Clear Prince Rupert 31 27 Sl 0 Cloudy I Seattle ... 43 | 26 26 06 Smoky | Sitka A | 32 29 Clear Whitehorse 5 | 0 [] Trace Pt. Cloudy | | Yakutat . 33 | 28 32 35 Snow *—(4:30 a. m. yenerdny to 4:30 a, m. today) | Sea. minus 39 degrees over this area. hours over the Plaines States and WEATHER SYNOPSIS: A complex system of low pressure areas | prevail over the Pacific Ocean from a low center located about 300 | miles off Vancouver Island to a deep low center located in the Bering | A high pressure area is located over central Canada with a ridge of high pressure extending northeastward to the Arctic Ocean, north of Barrow. Cold air moved southward across Canada yesterday and has| penetrated as far southward as Nebraska over the northern Plaines | States of the United States this morning. Temperatures were as low as | Temperatures over the southwestern portion’ of Alaska continued above normal ranging from 8 to 31 degrees while temperatures over the remainder of the interior of Alaska ranged | from 4 minus to 28 degrees. Snow or rain has fallen during the past 24 Canada and northern United States, along the coast from Puget Sound to the Gulf of Alaska, over the Aleutian Islands and at scattered polms‘ over northwestern Canada and the interlor and west coast of Alaska. Rocky Mountain region of southern ! SEE THE Now On ALASKA ELECTRONICS PHOTO-ELECTRIC PILOT KIRSTEN Display f by MARTHA STEWART MICHAEL DUNNE REED HADLEY Shows at 7:20 9:25 Elllon Rooseve!l * Will Take Part in Polifical (ampalgn Does ot Believe However in Formation of Third Major Party NEW YORK, Dec. 28 — Elliott Roosevelt has indicated that he is opposed to the establishment of a third major political party. Just back from a six-week trip to Rus- sia and Poland, Elliott declared |that his future political moves will !depend upon the policies of the major parties, who the candidates lare and what they do between now |and 1948. Roosevelt added: “I do believe, however, in work- ing within the framework of the two major parties.” Elliott said he is still of the opinion that the Truman adminis- tration is departing from some of his father's domestic and foreign policies. Said the son of the late President: “I intend to take an active part in the coming elections. I still adhere to my father’s ideas and ideals.” It is thought that the prehistoric Pueblo Indian of New Mexico in- troduced weaving to the semi-no- madic Navajo. | means of ! tenants. e CRITIES Acg VIVIAN BLAINE DENNIS O'KEEFE PERRY COMO CARMEN MIRANDA.. PAGE FIVE Starts Tonight! Gy, eey % N gy wever o 20, CENTURY-FOX RE TOOMCENTURY M. MATINEE SUNDAY 2 P. “Dig You Later” UIHE HUBSA- HUBSA- HUBBA SONG) “Red Hot And Beoutful” “Somebody's Walkin' In My Dreamy” “Here Comes Heaven Again” “Chico-Chico” by Jmmy nd Harold Adomion Feature at 8:00 10:05 'Landlord Being Sued by fenant; {Unique Charges LOS ANGELES, Dec. 28—F. E. Atha and his wife, Lena, allege in a suit asking $30,000 damages tha' their landlord, Everett Clay, tried to disrupt their marriage as a getting rid of them as They have rented a duplex from Clay for four years. Their complaint charges that Clay began a ‘“campaign of annoyance” three months ago, which included telling Atha falsely that his wife was entertaining other men. - Diplomatic sources probably would LONDON said that Britain reject an Albanian reply to an ul- | timatum demanding reparations for the mining of two destroyers in the Corfu channel October 22 with a loss of 44 lives. Protects your face— needs no brush GLIDER for daily shaving The MODERN shave cream for MODERN men Admiral Halsey is Eleded as Diredor 0f CTR Company CARLISLE, Pa., Dec. 28 — Fleet | Admiral William F. Halsey, Jr., has been elected a member of the board of directors of the Carlisle Tire and Rubter Company. Company President Furber Mar- shall, wha announced the election of the famed Pacific Naval leader at a Christmas party for employees, said Halsey has been relieved of ‘active participation in Naval af- fairs at his own request after 46 years’ service. - Tea is believed to have originated in south cenlrfll Asia. } COLISEUM | DOUGLAS FREE SHOW FOR ALL TONIGHT SUNDAY | *“The | ) § ) N 1Y Just Received ... some G-VOLT, WET STORAGE BATTERIES Chrysler Marine Engines PA CHARLES G. WARNER (O. PHONE 473 Chrysler Marine Agency 406 S. Franklin Street