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

’ TllURSD/\\ /\UGUST 28 1947 ; THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE- JUNLAU ALASKA : "% ™ PAGE FIVE | MUSIC, COMEDY, [y | AGRARIAN PARTY |} LAUREL-HARDY IN | | [T "SiNch wai |Vorid F.°°d 15 DISSOLVED BY Priests Are MERRY FUNFEST | nowatcapiioL Sifuation Is | “sucariangovr. Affacked bv AT 20TH CENTURY | SRR | | fradiin those who enjoy music, | SOFIA, Bulgaria, Aug. 28 —l.?\«’ 'fl. Laugh Parade is in ln\\n and dancing as film fare! Parliament has passed a law dis-| rles e o se days and Stan Laurel [ (and who doesn't?) Reputlic’s ex-| solving the Agrarian p chief I.\( Hardy are its drum majors. cellently produced and directed — opposition to the Commun om- | means there’s a mile of new filmus'cal; “Earl Carl‘oll‘ |insted Fatherland Front ;.;w;-n—; VATICAN (H\ Aug. 28 ) Century Thea- Sketchbook” which is at the Cap-‘HOOVer Says Need Gl’eafer ment. The Vatican newspaper, L'Ok \- [tre where the angular Stan and itol Theatre tonight for the last] Nikola Petkov, head of the party, tore Romano, charged today at |the rotund Ollie are appearing times, promises an evening of fine| fhaN last Year — Not |is under deatn’ sentence for what|the weekend mob violence against in Metro-Glydwyn-Mayer’s "Noth- entertainment. | b the govern Constance Moore and William Pres_ Cand|dafe "against the Marshall are starred In the light-| (The U hearted story of a composer Who, made it pls finds it more practical to write] CHICAGO, Aug. 28—P— The gi,ioq pig s:nging commercials than to write World food situation, says Herbert popqair of petio great music — =nd of a girl who Hoover “doesn’t look very good." repyff) turns song-plugger and Wwinds up| “We have a suiplus of food in S the United States as usual, tut not g e R R Goestance Witliam #s & star. v",m," 3 . v | 45 priest was beheaded moonre s marsHALL | “sounny Coy, sensational dancer,|8s great @ one as we had st JUNEAU GARDEN SHOW n prelate was wounded seri- | dinner to the guardian en in three spectacular num- iefl'i the 73-year-old former ely. Tt also plamed such a youn g-in-2xile—and T S| NCWS S h . £ & £ o dancing with pretty, petite sl:)eppizmbe:r\flgen i A HOSY TO 300; DOOR |for ‘it death of another priest, hangs the tale of one ~FPLUS-w ,D"“’”‘V Babb. STE b5 NG Vol orid I whose mutilated body was reported |of the. AIBRIEsb. DAuYiBes to It T Lecn Errel in “Twin Husbands” Bill Goodwin, Vera Vague, Ed- &d R e e WORE PR ZE TO PHllllPS by the Trieste newspaver La Voce | scre month. Lantz Cartoon ward Everett Horton and Hillary fieec 8 "”‘b“l"“l..""""‘ s, den st de Libera to have besn found in a them all through ; g A b S b was last. F;:‘;U:;a?l!’?a!\::zo ile(l)l:re c’;:?canté’pnef'fi?ml"hefifle‘ Hoover, wha is going to New' A. B. Phillios awarded the |forest. us s of events which :00—10: 2 joor prize at the Juneau Garden | A Fiume dispatch said Msgr. Jakob hvm set things to right only York to assume the chairmanship © i % Il R nd Ray Gelden jed for the top of the hit list| P Club show held in the Scottish Rite Ukmar, the Vi prelate who wag |after the kind of rib-tickling mis- Seigis :;';;';A"":M‘gl"“;,‘;du:g'b:, . TEOMAN wglo- | ing But Trouble.” pied Giulia Tossed out of job after job as sult of “per ory hat- |a butler-chef team, the comedians st religion and the Catholic finally find themselves in demand e of the manpow:> rtage are hired Ly the sccially am-| Mrs, Hawkley, played by y Boland | ll\lL\HNH in the d was plotting the wper blamed “groups of a Picture e of t T - were written by Jule Styne and he new Congressional Commis in Fiume General | understanding Stan and Ollie al- FRIDAY—SATURDAY I st s " Temple yesterday afternoon and injured, still we R B e gy e s evening. Almost 300 visitors called | Hospital, wounded too s y to|ways have been famous for > | - e | ment Bureaus, said he had no | fade ° to view flower arrangements, table talk about the incident, M Uk- | Miss Boland plays the scatter- . BEAUTIFUL. . DESIRABLE .. B (R e soncerning the, posuble R setings, horticultural secimens and mar had been sont o ihe aren lo, Lraned Mt Hawkey (o periee THE TOPS IN SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS e | LEMKE MEASURE AT L e e e ae certayy Vegetables grown by members and | confirm Catholic children after local |tion. ~ Philp Merivale, as _the and o MEETING ON FRIDAY |, e accept the nom., Other amateur zardenors. priests experienced hostiities. guardian, is a very hissable men- LATEST HEADLINE NEWS VIA AIR EXPRESS wabhers... PRI Mrs. Jack Fletcher, general chair- The Allied Military Government ace, and young David Leland does % iination if it were offered to him SHbOIOSE Dhra ot Woey “No man-at my age should take | man, expressed appreciation today | said last night it was informed-that |a fine job as the boy king. | that the Lemke bill will be the! " 3 ation,” the former Presi- i nomib to all those who loaned materials the priest who was beheaded by a | S AR, ' L jchief subject discussed at the meet- ‘dent said. and entered displays which con- sickle-wielding mob in the attack | Graves has boys' slacks, cordu-, f the VFW scheduled t t ibute show, | Sunday was the Rev. Miro Bulesich. | roys, and P o fat 2418 % ol - wikuted to-the SEeaC fin o, ISy SR TEG T2 IR, and e R “||||II||II|||III|IIIIII|IIIIIIIl|IIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllll {at 8:15 o'clock Friday evening. | e, | duced pncu U ——— A R T—C | it s |BETA SIGMA PHI TO o ae e ee e orE A e -t | R E. Grant of Los -Angeles is) HAVE LUNCHEON SAT. o ) HOSPiiAL NOTES Read the xunn-a nargains! staying at the Hotel Juneau. { v . 'l”)h I‘ABI E . R w3 kot | e | The h‘““’ 5‘3’:“ P‘;‘ o h°1‘; ° ® Admitted to St. Ann's HoSpital @ =eeemvemes e oo asoadd % 1P ueunogfloumv IS NOT :n’unzcx eon flnl_: f]God lém(mdfl ° AUGUST 20 ® for medical attention yesterday | EARNING F PERCENT it will |the Baranof Hotel on Saturday o High tide . 0:26 a.m., 152 feet ® | was Bdwar # Y " was Edward Durgan and Sinforoso | pay you to investigate our offerings between the hours of 12 and 1, o 1oy tide . 6:52 am, 00 feet ® Ordona. Master Max Williams YELLOW CAB in well chosen investments, ALAS~JW"h Mrs. Mildred R. Hermann as ¢ gigp, tide .13:23 pm., 14.7 feet ® 'and Roy Manson enterad for sur- |KA FINANCE CORPORATION, speaker. Each memter is asked o oy tide 19:03 pm. 39 feet ® gical attention. Cooper Bullding, 4th and Main. [to take two guests to the lunch-|g ® | Lischarged from the hospital s i c;‘]" and “’:f“:‘m“s F:‘"““ D€ o o o 0 o o0 00 oo e e yerday were RObert Reid, Ernest Phonfl phoned'.to, 801 . bekire Friday eve- —————— Hooper, Mis. Fred Henning and Lester Green of Fairbanks is No one was acmitted or discharg- tion. h* | o AL registered at the Gastineau Hotel ed from the Government Haspital, als | v R el | o |ning. Mrs. Hermann will speak i 2 b GRNSol Edwal'd on the purpose of the organiza- FROM INTERIOR Ed?“”d e Rt b s B0 22 i Enlhuflasl INGRID BERGMAN hasNOT switched to Calvert Iorsc?se (r}::;;:s fl:;\dbn;;lo:::f o Nn:\;i IIC:W;:? tne prnrvr\?s:'rqufrr!igz Waitresses ;d. .Fnuntnin Girls 24-hour Dependable Service L) [ GR EGORY PECH | —~Calvert has always been | on sale. 666t ' SHETM SHOES at Graves. wanted at Perey's Cafe. 665 11 gramommvemrem oo eamrmmoamonm ® his favorite brand. | p ; Do you like to build %of 209 Willis Ave., Bronx 64, N. 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