The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 28, 1948, Page 3

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1948 SusAN PET IIS & 5o In AN The GLORIOUS COLORS Of The Great Open West! NEW YEARS SHOW SianOF The Ram | _Alexander KNOX « Phyllis THAXTER Peggy Ann GARNER - Ron RANDELL Fighting vatisntly +.«. Rcing gloriously <. .Winning - os anly Opening Midnight-FRL, Dec. 31st! We join the Nation’s Leading Theatres in the World Premiere Color by Technicolor (ala™>\ "MAN FROM COLORADO" Glenn FORD—William HOLDEN THE DAILY ALASKA EMP HERE TOMORROW FOR THREE DAYS ONLY! a thoroughbred can! of Columbia’s Ellen DREW CZECH MEDALS, RIBBONS PRAGUE—(®—The scarcity of metals in Czechoslovakia is reflect- ed in soldiers’ decorations. Instead of metal badges, they now wear ribbons on their blouses. Red, blue and green ribbons are given for SONS of NORWAY Christmas Party WEDNESDAY — 8:00 P. M. 1.0.0.F. HALL marksmanship and skill in field | fighting. | A gold, silver or steel colored |linden leaf on the ribbon means extra distinction. Soldiers will also | be @uthorized to wear the decora- tions after they leave the service and go into plain clothes. [ i BIG TECHNICOLOR FEATURE COMING, CAPITOL THEATRE Ted Hyder, Jr., manager of the Capitol Theatre, announced today that for the second time he has Leen able to obtain an outstanding 8§ attraction at the same time it opens in the nation’s leading the-| & . atres. ! g The feature is “The Man from ¢ Colorado,” in technicolor. Glenn Ford and William Holden have the leading roles with Elilen Drew in the feminine lead. 8 The feature will open New Year’s eve at midnight and to run con- tinuous on Saturday, New Year's Day, and Sunday. Tonight, for the last two show- ings, the feature is “The Sign of the Ram,” with Susan Peters play- IRE-— JUNEAU, ALASKA Aciress, Atforney Will Wed (SAYS STALINIS'T ing in the leading role. tus. — | ) ‘1 o : e T fulfilling life. But on the verge of { { Last June, he said he liked the first happiness she has known, | BARGE FREIGHIER | SCREEN ACTRESS MARGUERITE CHAPMAN and Attorney Bent- [Prime Minister Stalin and said et e e st el | ley Ryan,are pictured as they obtained their marriage license in |Stalin would keep his agreements t, embroil her in suspicion of mur- | | Hollywood. The couple plan to wed very soon at Santa Barbara |if he could, but that Stalin is a ger | | - i Seston. “prisoner of the Politbureau.” PR | e Catiie % s Truman accused Russia yesterday ! GAI-E AI SPEN(ER ey b A bes SR GAd MK ag~ | O XUUSHE: 10 Kedh (SURIINE dgroe: K'DNAP'NG (ouplE | = “ARMY SHIPS tions issued looking toward mak- 1: ';:“(‘\ """:":[“ o, \“:“:\ ‘:'1"1 mp‘)':i' ! Being aboard an underpowered ing changes that will insure that P pe s SURRENDERS EASI i £ oAt haies dn: A WDSEIIE - An Hoil payment of additional compensation | 4t are not morals il ’ e ' e gale is not much fun, according to| will continue for the duration of | Sf¢ements which might keep| POMONA, Caif, Dec. 28—(P— N 8. Suck . Asieisen Sr. wity ot {he conditions which fustify the|P€aces and welshing on contracts. Police Chief J. B. Ashurst an-| ¥ iy M ack S y B V. i o 2 g " p he var o 0 . o yhi i T payrbent of {6 Aiftetentials) | The cost of the cold war for the nounced that Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt Stromberg E P S son. United States is experted to rise Braget, charged in Pennsylvania HEDY The craft was brought in from storm | lashed Cape Spencer over the week | end by Coast Guard Cutter Storis, | after heavy seas sent the barge| drifting helplessly into shore atout | 15 miles north of Cape Spencer. | SEATTLE, Dec. 28 AR’)ALonding‘ Mrs. Anderson, who was sweeping | 3 s was resumed on four Army ships to- remains o hris s tree this up remains of & Christmas tr day at the port of embarkation as morning aboard ship, told the story % : of being caught in the raging bliz- the irst: reak zard and storm. ’ “We had a beautiful trip across | Approximately 220 CIO longsinore- the Gulf,” she said. “Everything Men were reported on the job, but was going fine until just before we unofficial repurls indicated v.her were to round Cape Spencer. “We work was being done without thei ran into a storm that was worse usual AFL checkers. AFL union| o | than anything T've ever seen. The leaders, who held a morning con-| waves were so high that when we ! ference, could not be reached fL,l" | went into the trough we could see comment, and the port of (‘mbm'kéh[ nothing but water walls on either tion information officer said he side. The crankshaft on one engine could give no official informauon} had gone out the night before so on the AFL status. et Bone oote mmdernowered and| Three of the ships are bound for e i nd Tenswe {Japan, the other for Alaska. | Mrs. Anderson continued, saying| The AFL men closed the port last | that after hearing a weather report“"e"k by refusing to work with the over the radio the -skipper decidea | C10 longshoremen because of al-| to ask aid from the Coast Guard. |leged teating of two AFL men. The “Phe Storis was scheduled to meet two had worked at the strike-free| us at midnight of the afternoon we Tacoma port while the recent CIO | called, but because of the blinding longshoremen's strike closed other snow storm the two ships were un- |major ports. CIO union leaders de- | able to make contact,” she said. Died that their men were respon- | “The crew put out flares and spots sible for violence. | but it was not until 11:30 the next| S e morning that the Storis sighted o/ the disabled craft,” she related. <25 ° DIFFEREN“AI_ IS Christmas for Skipper and Mrs. | Anderson, their four-year-old grand- son, who is traveling with them, and the crew of seven men, was pretty weli interrupted by the bad luck. They had plahned to ke in Seattle by the 25th. However, the| e skipper's wife, who is acting as| ‘Furthex' comments on the salary | ship's cook, hustled out Friday at- (differential for federal vmpluyccsi ter the craft was brought in, to ge INWASH. D.C. LETTER ¢ |in Alaska are contalned in the re-| turkey and all the trimmings for a |cent, Washington News Letter by big Christmas Day celebration on Mary Lee Councll, secretary to E. L.| | (Bob) Bartlett, delegate to Con-| Loard ship. | For little four-year-old Johnny, €ress from Alaska. Christmas has been delayed until| This statement, like the one re- the family arrives in Seattle where !ceived by various department heads, Santa Claus is keeping a bag of makes it clear that the 25 per cent | z00d things especially .for him.” differential is a (csl-ol-hvm; al- The Anderson family comes from lo\v‘anc(‘, rather than a post differ- Seldovia where they have lived ential since 1925. The power barge has' According to members of the Ju- Leen used in freighting operations neau group of the National F‘edem_— in Cook Inlet and is being taken to tlon of Federal Employees, the Civil Seattle for overhaul. The craft is Service Commission for _contmu_a- carrying a cargo of scrap iron. 1t | tion of the 25 per cent differential | was used during the recent maritime 85 of January 1 or before, Wvl]l mean | strike to carry groceries and Ssup- little change from v.hg previous sit- plies from Seattle to Kodiak and|uation of employees in Alaska. Anchorage. The boat will leave to-| The main difference is that no d: t ntinue its trip to the retirement credit will be_given on | s::th Bist 4 |the cost-of-living differentjal, which | japparently will be subject to in- come tax. Miss Council writes: “The con- clusions . . . in a matter which has | ADDIE McKINNON GIVES THANKS FOR HER GIFTS |5cier o oo e e Addie McKinnox, operator of the Bureau of Lakor Statistics and other telephone exchange in the Fed-'considerations . . . The Commission eral building, was duly remembered will from t:me to time, but at least | DISCUSSED FURTHER - It is understood that the Civil Service Commission ruling means that employees hired in Alaska, a: well a§ those engaged outside, will receive the differential. "SHOT IN COLD 5 PAGE THREE' TOOMENTURY STARTS TONITE Shows at 7:22—9:30 iSHONORED LADY"| WITH HEDY LAMARR. PRISONER OF s ar zomh centuny, | When “Disionored Lady,” the | latest Hunt romberg productior opens tonight at the 20th Century| | {with the psychclogical stumbling| PfeSidem Refuses 10 EX' l~1w.lk]; el:vl:u}(:w \ecelerated civili- | A LADY w”“ A FUTURE! today so frequently| i AT 12:05 @J i pand on Charges Made "o ‘ edy Lamarr handles the leading Againsf RHSS Leaders |feminine foe, that of a brilliantly wflMfl ful magazine editor who though she has everything material My s Rascslated ‘Bre) he can want and more personal President Truman declined to |dttentlon than she can abeorb, 15 xpand on his statement thay emotionaily and spiritually starved.| ‘there are certain leaders in the [0 an ef to escape her super-| Fopwisd 31 ool country | ficlal nce and find her true| (Russla) who are exceedingly anx- | SCIf: she meets an earnest YOUng | scientist played by Dennis O'Keef ious to have an understanding with ’ R with whom she feels she can build & $3,000,000,000 this year to $21,000,- presents with kidnaping her daughter, Vicki, LAMARR 000,000. About $13,500,000,000 will three, surrendered today with the g0 to defense and the rest to for= little girl. | eign aid. The Bragets, whose home is in e e o gy ey Taccma, Wash., had been sought since Deec. 19 when the child, Vicki o o e " p100D" CHARGE | PLACED UNDER MADE ON DUTCH First Dispakhes from In- @ —en top personalities of the Ro- donesian Republican Capital Received AR, 1 (By The Associated Press) The first dispatches to be filed from the Indonesian Republican pital of Jogjakarta since it was seized by the Dutch, reached the U. S. today. Associated Press Correspondent Harris Jackson reports some great changes within that cit; Jack- son says that sullenne 5 re- placed the cheerful smiles with ich the residents formerly greeted strangers. Jackson quotes responsible Indonesian Republi- can official as saying that at least three Indonesians were shot “in by the Dutch troops. identified as Secretary- Santoso, of the Educa- tion Ministry, and his brother-in- law, Sutojo, and Secretary-General Rusland Abdul Gani, of the In- formation Ministr; B g COASTWISE SERVICE 10 ALASKA RESUMED PORTLAND, Oregon, Dec. 28.—(R —The Coastwise Line has resumed ocean freighter service between Pa- cific Coast ports and Alaska. The company’s vessel, the John Cropper, is in Portland loading commercial cargo and locomotives and cars for the Alaska Railroad. The ship will sail for the Territory Friday. Two other freighters—the Joseph W. Cannon and the Henry D. Lind- sley—later will sail from the coast to Seward and Whittler, Alaska, every two weeks. The Cannon is scheduled to leave Portland Janu- ary 25 and the Lindsley is due to sail February 17. The Coastwise service to Alaska was halted by the maritime strike last Septemker. R Diamonds of one carat or less are more valuable than rubies or during Christmas time and she de-|annually, review the places desig- emeraids of the same size. sires to express her thanks to the| ——— following for holiday gifts: First National Bank, Alaska Cred- it Bureau, Empire Printing Co., Al- aska Line, Robertson, Monagle and ®astaguh, and Trritorial High- way Engineer’s Office. When you're Jjudged by your hospitality, there is only ’ . % A Schenley one choice. .. o% /%& W @ i L Rare Blerded Whiskey 90.8 Proof. 57%% Grain Neutral Spirits. Copr. 1948, Schenley Distillers Corp., lf:'-& AT G Your best bet for quick fllflSKW% 5 Hhe ving Swtteasin ke You HAVE IT WhEN You Neep It prw”,’ delivery is Air Express « . . fast, dependal-le service by Alaska Coastal, at low, economical rates. Your letter or wire to your merchant, requesting delivery by Air Ex- press, assures you of having your merchandise when you most need it. °w MORE (ATHO“CS Jeanne Snyder, disappeared from the Harr'sburg, Pa, home of her Co-starring grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry DENNIS JOHN M. Snyder, who had adopted her ) , | "The childs mother, now Mrs. O'KEEFE ... LODER | ARRESI HUNGARY st 1o the LpERA L LE o8 WILLAM LUNDIGAN+ MORRIS CARROVEKY | [ Vicki’s fether, Harry H. Snyder, ot PAUL CAVANAGH + NATALIE SCHAFER | YL |Sanfa Monica, Calif PRODUCED BY JACK CHERTOK BUDAPEST, Hungary, Dec. 28.— Chief Ashurst sald the Bragets BuseidlTanson '+ tamend i Rorth : told him they would fight extradi- % HU! T STROMBERG Production Fovan tion to Pennsylvania on the k'dnap- Reieased thro Unitsd !»mw been arrested with Catholic Church in Hungary the pri- {mate, Josef Cardinal Mindszenty, i(m- Interior Ministry announced to- ing charge. 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