The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 29, 1947, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1947 "SING YOUR WAY | HOME" IS FEATURE | * SHOWING, CAPITOL| Complications involving an egn— tistical newspaperman in & romt\n- tie plot on a trans-oceanic steam- | er de‘elop in RKO Radlo’s current “Sing Your Way Home’ starring Jack Haley, Marcy Mec- Guire, Glenn Vernon and Anne| Jeffreys, and featuring the young oprano soloist, Donna Lee, is at the Capital Theatre tonight Haley has the role of Steve conceited war correspon- 5 to return to the Uni-| for a series of lectures.| The only way he can get passage s by chaperoning a group of young American entertainers who have; been interned in France for three| years, ! Steve's life is immediately dis- turbed by the fact that the troupe is endeavoring to smuggle another American girl back with them, and by incipient romances among his adolescent charges. His own inter- | est in Miss Jeffreys, a prety singer, a romance his proteges carefully foster for their own ends, adds to his difficulties, | Forbidden to use the ship's radio to file his dispatches, Steve sends them in code through Marcy Me- Guire, a sentimental youngster, which leads to hilarious complica- tions when Miss Jeffrey jealously adds a postscript to one of the messages and thereby brings about an international crisis. Through the gay story is wov- en a clever series of four Herb Magidson-Allle Wrubel songs, in| addition to Albert Hay Ma.lumsl famous musical setting “The*Yord's| Prayer,” and “Ave Maria,” which Donna Lee, the 15-year-old so-! vrano, sings at a church service| aboard the vessel. ! SO uom 5 [\{ JACK HAI.EY ANNE JEFFREYS NOTICE IS JEREBY GIVEN That the City of Sitka, Alaska | has exercised its option to redeem and does hereby call for redemption | one hundred seventy seven thou- | sand dotlars, (177,000) general obli- | gation bonds, 1941, of the City of | Sitka, Alaska, dated March 1, 1941, numbered from 24 to 200 inclusive, payable serially on March 1, in the years of 1948 to 1966, inclusive, and bearing interest at the rate| of four per centum per annum. —— | Said bonds are hereby called for ! redemption on March 1, 1847 at cne hundred four percent of the par value thereof plus accrued in- terest to that date. Holders of said bonds are hereby notified to pre- | sent. the same for payment at the | | National Bank of Commerce of Se- !attle, Washington, on or before March 1, 1847. Any bond not pre- sented for redemption shall cease to bear interest from and after March )1, 1847, 1 SLACKS, all wool, herring bone, reg. $15.00 || pstea ssnuary 21, 1047, Pt s o Heavy weight—Size 29 to 32 Now Slfl.flfl By: FRANK CALVIN, } City Clerk. LEATHER WORK GLOVES, regular $1.00 Short Gauntlet Nuw snc SLEEVELESS SWEATERS, regular $5.00 All Wool—Navy Blue “ow sz.so BOYS' CANVASS PARKAS, regular $5.95 fl EXTRA ENTERTAINMENT O Vera Vague in “The Jury Goes Round 'n’ Round” COMMUNITY SING PERSON-ODDITY IN THE NEW S=== Ski Jumpers Soar! Georgia Deadlock! GRAVES' JANUARY SPECIALS MACK INAW, % length all wool, reg. $25.00 Leather Trimmed Pockets NOW $12.50 DIGESTIVE TRAGT And Stop Dosing Your Stomach With Soda and Alkalizers Don't expect to get real relief {rom headache, h, and ld h!el ith by e e Detachable Hood—Water and Wind s your ' Lt 5 : w trouble is constipati & Repellent NO 3.00 T n this case, ym.r:r: :{;:::z{: :;:::lh: 2 w hete ll)%olymlr s digeted. 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THE DAILY ALASKA EMI’IRE (GOVERNOR WILL “UNBIOCK " 42 - - JUNEAU, ALASKA ALIAS SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION tuck Building, Juneau, Alaska, with- in six months from the date of the first publication of this notice. RECEPTIONTO In the District k-m,u, ?Ur the Terri- | That said administrator and Laura tory of Division Number A8se have filed their petition in the One at J above entitled court for judgment lEGlSlAToRS ALMER | Plaintiff, vs. Setting aside and awarding to Laura MARY ETT WOLFF, De- Adse, surviving widow of the de-| fenda cedent, property of said estate not The President of the United States €Xceeding the value of $4, 000.00; and uf Americ: all persons concerned are notified | To the above-named defendant, ' be and appear in the U. 8. Com- greeting missioner’s Court for Juneau Pre-| Invitations bnve been extended | You are hereby required to appear cinct, at Juneau, Alaska, at 10 o'clock ¢ A M. on the 10th day of February, 1947, and show cause, if any they have, why judgment should not be to members of the Senate and|in the Dis House of Representatives for the | Alaska, D Governor’s reception and open Juneau, A within thirty (30) house which will be held Saturday |days after last publication of this 0 rendered evening, February 1, between the Summons, namely within thirty hours of nine and twelve o'clock. days after the 10th day of February, n addition to members of the Leg- [1947, in case this summons is pub- | islature, all residents of Gastineati lished, or within toriy (40) days Channel are cordially invited to at- lafter the date of its service upon tend the open house affair at the you in case this summons is served Governor's hduse. - ct Court, Territory of 1 Number One at day of January, 1947, OLAF H. AASE, Administrator First pubication, Jan. 8, 1947. Last publication, Jan. 29, 1947, i s— COLISEUM DOUGLAS TONIGHT GEORGE BRENT “EXPERIMENT PERILOUS” NOTICE No show SATURDAY, SUNDAY or UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE upon you personally and answer the complaint of the above-named The said p]ulnmr demands the following relief : : A dissolution of the bonds of | matrimony now existing between you and the plaintiff, | And in the event you fail to ap- ' pear and answer, plaintiff will take judgmem against you for want Alaska’s Governor will deliver his | thereof and will apply to the Court biennial message to the Legislature | for the relief demanded in his com- | at a joint session of the House and | plaint and as hereingbove stated. | Benate at 2 p.m. tomorrow. WITNESS, the Honorable George Committees of the two bodies, ap- | P, Alexander, Judge of sald Court, pointed yesterday to notify the|and the seal of said Court hereunto Governor that they have completed | affixed, on this 13th day of January, their respective organizations, have | 1947, | reported back with the announce- w | ment of the time for the delivery | ;’,?};,Ng E. ,;.:?vzghmerk. i of the message. | (Seal) & Deputy. R First publication, Jan. 14, 1947. RYAN RETURNS Last puhlu ation, Feb. 4, 1047. Dr. James C. Ryan returned this week from a ten day routine trip to Haines and Skagway He com- pleted his annual check of schools | in the two districts. For men who shave every day Glider “NO-BRUSH’ SHAVE CREAM NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN' That on December 16th, 1846, in the U. 8. Commissioner’s Court for Ju- | neau Precinet, at Juneau, Alaska. - ,e— — Olaf H. Aase was appointed wmln-| LUGGERS istrator of the estate of Harold C | ATTENTION LOGGERS with logs | Aase. deceased. 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