The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 3, 1949, Page 5

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, Compléte Shows 7:19—9:30 Feature Starts 7:55—10:06 TONIGHT THRU SAT. HE DIDN'T LOOK FOR TROUBLE . this stranger from nowhere up against the most dangerous combina- ——women and gold! As tough as'they came . . knew heé was MORE RUGGED TH BURL IVES GUINN “Big Boy” WILLIAMS REGIS TOOMEY STEVE BRODIE, —plus— HUGH HERBERT COMEDY COLOR CARTOON tion; in the world oick POWELL - sane GREER FROM THE SATURDAY EVENING POST’S EXCITING SERIAL AGNES MOOREHEAD 1949 ISSUE Warner Pathe HE MADE IT! Y ALLY MORE ALLURING THAN EVER! REACTIONARIES MAY BE BLASTED, _TRUMAN'S SPEECH By Associated Press It was just one year ago that President Truman got the news that he had been elected President of the United States. This morning the President’s old campaign train is rolling toward St. Paul, Minne- sota, where Mr. Truman makes a speech tonight (at 10:30 p.m. EST). The speech .will be broadcast. (Over CBS) The President has jokingly told reporters that’ this speech will be a “non-political, bi-partisan” ad- dress. But his aides say .the speech will be a renewal of his blasts at | so-called “reactionaries” and a re- affirmation of the Fair Deal pro- gram. Mr. Truman will be the main figure in today’s “Truman Day” in Minnesota which is celebrating its centennial. TRUMAN ARRIVES MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 3.—®— President Truman arrived here at 1 pm. today by special train. He will take part in a “Truman Day” celebration in connection with ob- servance of the Minnesota Terri- torial ' Centennial. SALES TAX ON ALL-FUR COATS IS POSTPONED WASHINGTON, Ndv> 3—#—The Internal Revenue Bureau today postponed until March 1 the effec- tive date of a ruling elamping the 20 percent sales tax on all-fur coats, without exception. The postponement was in re- sponse to protests from manufac- turers and -merchants. They claimed ‘they would suffer loss unfairly unless given time to dispose ‘of stocks acquired before the ruling. The original ruling, made known yesterday and intended to be im- mediately effective, was designed to plug a loophole in the law under which some all-fur coats had gone tax free along with fur-trimmed cloth coats. SON FOR ROSENBERGERS 9?Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rosenberg- er of Juneau became the parents of a baby boy yesterday afternoon at St. Ann’s Hospital. The child weighed eight pounds six ounces at birth. NERVOUS STOMACH i distressing symptoms AL LI ey O heaviness after | 7 o :I‘-llzfm‘:}:h:‘, bloating and colic due to ALLIMIN hasbeen scientifically tested i d highly effective. World oo st omd e Harry Race, Druggist, Inc. . P o (o (o o i o o o o o o o o (= o o o = = (= (= O | There is no substitute for Newspaper Advertising! Y= =)= === Y=y SRy == S S SR S S S SR R SR S S S SYS ) —=)=)= THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA "STATION WEST" | IS THRILLER AT CAPITOL THEATRE With Dick Powell and Jane Greer n the stellar roles, RKO Radio’s ‘Station West” treats in exciting Century Theatre tonight and Fri- fashion of an Army post mystery, day. N the Wyoming of 1872, and of the vestigate conditions which seem to be tied in with a mystery woman. This feature is at the Capitol The- atre tonight and weekend. Powell portrays a major in the intelligence Department who is or-l dered to find out why two soldiers juarding a gold shipment were murcdéred. Posing as an Army-hat- ng civilian, Powell reaches Rock Pass, secretly makes contact with the commander of the Army post, ind distinguishes himself, as part of his campaign, by whipping the piggest man in town in a rousing {ight. ‘This brings him to the attention of Charlie (Miss Greer), teautiful proprietress of the principal saloon, and gambling house. She gives him a job operating the stage line. uUnder cover of this he goes about \is difficult task of identifying the bandits who killed the soldiers and whose depredations have made the local mineowners fearful of ship-! ! ¢ | | ping out their gold, most of which is stored at the Army post for saf- y. Powell daringly accomplishes his mission, foils a carefully laid plan to rob the post itself, and brings retribution down on the heads ot the criminals. RAINBOW GIRLS MEETING The regular business meeting of the Order of Rainbow for Girls will ke held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Scottish Rite Temple .There will be reports con- cerning the Hallowe'en Carnival. Also plans for exemplifying the in- itiatory work in Douglas for the Order of Eastern Star on November 15 will be made. All members {should attend. SEATTLE GUEST H. O. Erickson of Seaitle is re- | gistered at the Baranof Hotel. TACOMA VISITOR Frank Tinney of Tacoma is stop- ping at the Baranof Hotel. YAKUTAT VISITOR A. C. Emmett of Yakutat is re- | gistered at the Baranof Hotel. K. F. Grimes of Seattle is stop- ping at the Baranof Hotel Bololts of 6 GRAG sent to T, ONEed I Collier, Skip Homeier and Ann E. Todd, the Twentieth Century-Fox release moves theatregoers in to a family group where love and laughs abound at a dizzy pace. When Arthur, a jitterbug, sets himself up as a love and family relations coun- | sellor, he is caught in a series of AT 20TH CENTURY TONIGHT, FRIDAY LA L0 g Lr!utdus complicativns that have the | whole town in a tilmult' 20th | 1 FEATURES ARE Two features are at the HOSPITAL NOTES -~ » Fury,” latest action-| thriller for Paramount, is one ol the features, with Richard Den-|genberger and ning, Sheila Ryan, Buster Crabbe,' were admitted and Mary Beth Hughes heading the pital yesterday. cast. Linn Forrest, Its story buut arounc a homicidal and baby girl, and John Worgum meniac in clown’s clothing, “Caged were discharged from St. Ann’s yes Fury” is said to be a pulse-pound- terday. ng melodrema of terror under the Josephine Janes of Sitka and oig top. It tells a tale of warped Joseph Stevens Jr. were admitted e and murderous revenge, with to the Government hospital yes- avage lions doing the bestial kid- terday. ling of their mad master. The film also features a spactac- ular circus fire climax, reminiscent of a recent similar tragedy in Con- necticut. When a teen-age trouble-shooter akes over in big sister’s double her love problem is so Paul Ed Malo, Mrs. Herman Ro- Mrs. Charles Jenne to St. Ann’s hos- B o o N N N NN O NG oNo oot Open 7 A. M. to 3 A. M. THE MIRROR CAFE Chinese Food RRRRRR romance, solved she almost wishes she had to start over! That's the story of the hilarious new comedy treat, “Arthur Takes Over,” the other feature. | A joyous, fresh kind of laugh- f hit that features a youthful cast Steaks—Chichen headed by Richard Crane, Lois| oo 00X NN POy [ Your Deposits i ARE SAFE BUY and HOLD UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS THE management of this bank is pledged to conserva- tive operation. The safety of depositors’ funds is our primazy consideration. In addition the bank is a mem- ber of Federal Depocsit Insur- ance Corporation, which in- sures each of our depositors against loss to a maximum of $5,000. DEPOSITS IN THIS BANK ARE INSURED FIRST NATIONAL BANK of JUNEAU, ALASKA MEMBER FEDFRAL DEPOSIT inSURANCE CORPORATION | ——————S , Mrs. Hartley Crosby | DOOOEE0aNNE00000000NNE H g; 2. IR i SIS A S S BRI S S S S A B SRS S e S PR ®. PAGE FIVE COU CENTURY '"TONITE-and-FRIDAY BIG DOUBLE BILL P Y | ! | TERROR REIGNS UNDER |1 THE BIG TOP...AS A HOMIGIDAL MANIAC STRIKES s 11! | | | | A Sal . 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