The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 28, 1947, Page 5

FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1947 “DRESSED TO KILL” STARTS lusnead AT 7:05—9:35 h: “DING no\( WILLIAMS” :flm‘”!" TONIG H T? AND SATUBDAY GLENN VERNON | MARCY McGUIRE ANNE JEFFREYS FELIX BRESSART Imroaucmg _RICPABD KORBEL . 1 of the Keyboard! Hear (,neg s rto” and “Fantasie Impromptu” 2\1) HITV Their LIVES or her beautiful neck! Mystery’s most amazing story! "MATINEE SATURDAY af 1330 P. M, EXTRA! “JUNGLE RAIDERS"—Chapter 3 Easter Greetings Ladies’ Night . . . at Kelly’s and Mgpore’s CLOVER CLUB EASTER EVE A = special . . .. CLOVER CLUB COCKTAIL For that EASTER GIFT | choose a set of Community Silver The Finest Silver Plale CORRECT in PATTERN CORRECT in QUALITY CORRECT N, in PRICE =2 CORRECT for a LIFETIME. SEE ALL THE PATTERNS NOW AT THE NUGGET SHOP There is no L uxury Tax on this Silverware REMEMBER that prices are the same as in New York t IIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIllIIIIIIlII|llIIlHI|III!IIIIIHI'I|IIIIIlIlIIIIh"lIIIIIlIIIIIIiIlIIIIIl'IIIIIIIIIIHIIIHIIIIIIIIIII;IIIIIIIIIIIIII' THE DAILY ALASKA EMP[RE-—]UNEAL‘ ALASKA _IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHII'IIIIIIIlllllllIHIIIIIIIII!IIIllllllllllll"“IHI|IIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIII" California Grocery Coffee FOLGERS - - - - perjar 45¢ Libby’s and Darigold MILK - - - - - - @se$6.65 Cake Flour SOFTASILK - - - - pko. 48 Crystal White SOAP 6 hars 25¢ FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES of all kinds Complete Stocks of FROZEN FRUITS mcludmg STRAWBERRIES - - pkg.539e¢ RASPBERRIES - = pke.359¢ MEAT DEPARTMENT Choice Meats Cut to @Graer Poultry - Chickens - Rabbits Fryers and Roasters CALIFORNIA VA maRKET: STARTING APRIL 1ST OUR STORE HOURS WILL BE FROM 8:30 A. M. TO 5:3 0 P. M. HHTHATTIEDTHTT IIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIII I TR RO D mllllllll““lllllll"lllIIIIIIIIIIII ) & = & <! & e & 2 = o 1 MUNICIPAL PLATFORM of the PEOPLES’ TICKET Completion of repairs and improvements of Small Boat Harbor including installation of individual electrical plug-in outlets as soon as these are available. Continuation of present program of encourging construc- tion of concrete sidewalks as a permanent improvement. (3,- 259 lineal feet of concrete sidewalk paid for this year) Completion of present sewer extension and replacement program. (1531 lineal feet of concrete sewer pipe installed this year consisting of extensions, enlargements and also re- placements of wooden sewers.) An improved iraffic control program with elimination of as many traffic hazards as possible. ~ An enlarged health and sanitation program including rodent control. Initiating the street paving program as soon as possible. Consideration of the construction of a grade school in the Casey Shattuck Addition. We do not believe that the purchase of the Public Utilities at this time is for the best interests of the City of Juneau. We do believe in the continued operation of these ufilities by private interests, with the city conirolling the profits by conirolling the rates. Be Sure to Register and Vote the Peoples’ Ticket WAINO E. HENDRICKSON Mayor EDWARD S. NIELSON W. BURR JOHNSON JOE A. THIBODEAU Councilmen """ PAGE FIVE MYSTEfiY COMEDY IS FEATURE NOW AT 20TH CENTURY For situations that elicit screams delighted horror from an aud- nce, we recommend “Spooks Run Vild,” the Monogram mystery omedy at the 20th Century, with e menacing Bela Lugosi and the edoubtable “East Side Kids” in he starring roles. This qualifies bout the most uproarious pic- of its type that has reach- n many a moon, and GROSS, Last Time, LOOMENTURY. 55N er SHOWS at 7:30 and 9:30 ue Hash'T A GHOST oF a crance: When Mr. Dratuja tries his tricks on those scrappy - tenement terrors-he's playing with dynamite! By the time the kids get finished with the screen’s deadliest bogey man he'll be afraid of his own shadow' seats The spectacle of the Dracula-like ugosi pitting his mysterious pow- ansion with its dark hallw e " ap doors, coffin-strewn cel . and terrifying shadows, the resu is little les than dem.stntlng ‘ with The EAST SIDE KIDS BOBBY DOUBLE FEATURE BILL AT CAPITOL a1 DURING WEEKENDi B, e sz sty | FOREMAN and CHARLES R. MARION There are two features show- ng this weekend, starting tonight,' t the Capitol Theatre. “Hot Jive" and classics are heard n the musical range of RKO Ra- 0's newest tuneful comedy, “Ding Dong Williams,” which feature: Glenn Vernon, Marcy McGuire, AL S()———-— March of Tix me — “Life with Baby” What No Cigarett — The Henpecked Rooster LATEST W ()l{l D \l WS VIA AIR EXPRESS Felix Bressart and the juvenile music hox mlleuo: mux a Su)tlnnd for Nel,on to enter a plea to plano sensation, Richard Korbel, Yard in a lively story of romance and @ 8ar musical troubles in a. motion pic- ‘“‘ ure studio. . Songs by miss MeGuire composed of Hilda C urt (Patricla Morison) , Culle augh (Frederic Wu\lrukv and | Ne 1 (Harry ( (m 3 -cruml n'.-n lvyml services m L. Paul, Jr, to conduct Nelson is held in the without bail. F. Brown, of Hood Bay, a plea this morning of not e ' AUSTIN NELSON 10 i % Wi wound- o maim. MAKE pi_EA -"]ESDAY Brown is accuses of shooting made in Dartmoor Prison and month Robert Zuboff in the leg at Hood Bay auctioned in London, hold the key Austin Nelson, accused of slaying M- F. Monagle, Brown’s attorney, to the hiding place of a stolen Jim Ellen in Juneau on Decem- | 88reed to setting the triai date set of Bank of England plates for ber 22, was arraigned today in U, for 10 & m, T“”“"“’ April 8. engraving five-pound notes S. District Court on charges of R 00T Sherlock Holmes (Basil Rath- murder m the first degree. Fed-| ~When you pay tor QUALITY why tone) knows that the murders of eral Judge Harry E. Pratt set rot get the FINEST—Buy FLOR- Gilbert Emery (Edmond Breon), Tuesday at 10 a. m. as the time|SHEIM SHOES at GRAVES. 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