The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 1, 1950, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIREJUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE FIVE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1950 HERE IT IS KIDS! ALL FOR YOU D ALL FOR ONL (Children Under 12) B oB€ SATURDAY KIDS' { MATINEE AT 12:30 CHECK THIS ARRAY OF TOP 1st RUN ENTERTAINMENT! When You Select Your Movie TONIGHT or ANY NIGHT! for Bigger Shows - Lower Prices TONITE Shows at 7:21—9:30 SATU RD”. Dumas’ Greatest Love Story! Verdi’s Most Glorious Music! W COLUMBIA PICTURES preseats meZoit (LA TRAVIATA) - L R r— eskc 1y GIUSEPPE VERDI EXCLUSIVE ALASKA SHOWING 3eginning WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6th CAPITOL Regular Prices Theatre No Seats Reserved APPEALING STORY KIDS' MATINEE AT ABOUT TEEN AGERS | 20TH TOMORROW; Feature ut For the first time... . told in English! TROM THE STATES! First 'ihowlng In Alaska Of The Miost PPopeiay @”wture fn America Today! The New York Herald-Tribune says: “Bs American a5 fee Cresm and Caleel” B e Samue! Geldwyn has reached into the heart cf the Americ an heme to make you laugh— make you ery a litile — to make you live vin YOUR HAPPIEST MOMENTS! a picture filled net only This pogic and nostaigia — but with all the tender things, the excitements, r of life in America today! daily the joyous IGW because ii's here for TW3 DAYS OHLY! A MOTION PICTURE FOR THE MILLIONS WITH THE SamueL GorowN TOUCH! Humorous insight into. a b 5 ‘school for expectant fath- ers so they can await the blessed event with assur- ! ance and confiden Featuring ARNOLD STANG &1, mnsis AMERICA AY BONAFIELD. 3 Jn wise. | know that True Economy In Wallpaper means... to buy the best in beauty, style, and quality at a moderate price! | AND THAT MEANS..., PERIAL WAI.I.PAPEJIS@ Choose from a multitude of lovely patterns Vic Power 5 § { i with romantic g { { { ¢ { ' ' § { { § ! ! starring . ANN BLYTH FARLEY GRANGER JOAN EVANS wimn JANE WYATT Directed by DAVID MILLER written by F. HUGH HERBER! Distributed by RKO RADIO PICTURES, Inc. { WALT DISNEY CARTOON “TOY TINKERS” LATEST NEWS by Warner-Pathe B e ) T. R. RUNNELLS HERE T. R. Runnells, chief of com- munications for the Alaska region with Pan American Airways at Seattle, is in Juneau today. He was recently transferred from San Francisco and is making an inspec- tion trip through Alaska. REBEKAH DRILL TEAM Practice Mondays December 4 and 11 at 8 o'clock p.m., LO.OF. Hall. All members requested to GENUINE OLD STYLE SOUR MASH KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY BONDED 100 PROOF —_— STITZEL-WELLER DISTILLERY, INC., Leoisville, Ky Distributea tnrougrout Alaska - by ODOM COMPANY |is getting, | daughters, 15 CAPITOL'S BILL With Ann Bl}th, Farley Gmnzm | and Joan Evans in the stellar roles, | uel Goldwyn’s production, “Our Oow coming to the Capitol {onight, presents an unusually ap- | pealing story of American family life. The Macaulays, with their three live life up to the point when the oldest 1, Gail, is about to graduate from | igh school. The middle daughter, oan, jealous of the attention Gail flirts with Gail's boy friend Chuck, and presently by ac- ! cident learns that Gail is an adopted | child. When Joan maliciously reveals the secret, Gail is stunned, and in her efforts to adjust herself to the situation are woven the threads of s, Miss Blyth has the key role and Granger that of Chucl with Miss Evans playing Joan. Jane Wyatt and Donald Clark are ca the parents and Natalie Wood por- trays the youngest daughter, with Ann Dvorak as Gail's real mother | and G\m Schilling, Phyllis Kirk and Jes: Grayson in other roles. d Miller directed the picture, which was written by F. Hugh Her- bert, whose “Corliss Archer” storie: nd “Kiss and Tell” have estab- lished him as a leading interpreter | of the t A-BOMB NOT - NEEDED NOW IS OPINION (Continued from Page One) | miles south of the present northwest | fine. 80,000 in Attack In the northeast, two Marine pilots reported American Seventh Infantry Division elements were re- treating south along the east side of Changjin reservoir. The forces attacking the Marines and Seventh Division were part of an estimated 80,000 or more Chi- nese in the northeast sectors. At advanced Eighth Army head- {quarters in the Northwest sector where 200,000 Chinese are reported {on the march, AP Correspondent Don Huth reported an estimated 10,000 Chinese had crossed the winding Chongchon river with heavy materiel and were moving south. Reds Supported by Armor Another Red force of undeter- mined size and supported by armor was reported across the river at Kunu, 17 miles inland from the Yellow Sea. Both Chinese forces were under air attack. Results were not re- ported by late Friday evening Korea's President Syngman Rhee advocated using the A-Bomb in North Korea. He suggested in an interview at Seoul that the Allies should use “old+style” atomic ‘bombs such as the ones that pul- verized Hiroshima and Na Japan, just.before World ended. % Rivers Are Guests Of-Mrs. Murphy at Home Thursday Evp at cocktails in her apartment the 20th Century penthouse Thu day night. Mr. Rivers, former attorney eral of Alaska, s in Junes | a member of the Employme:: curity Commission that has b meeting this week. Now residents of Fairbanks, th former home, the Rivers J in Juneau until the end of week. Mrs. Murphy and Mrs, River both active in Girl Scout work the Territory. Mrs. Murphy is Gl Scout Commissioner for Alnk and Mrs. Rivers has continuc activity with the Girl Scou Fairbanks. For a Real Fit-Made-10 N’r AsUre siits at Caslers, a happy and quiet | ,1\ ¢ which includes the northwest A:;n-: 12, at Vic Powers, 10 a.m, CHANGE AT NIGHT Two pictures are featured tomor row at the oss 20th Century kid’s matinee. First picture on the bill is “Tucso! high-riding roundup of romance, rodeo and rhythm on the college campus, western style, and starring popular young Jimmy Ly- don and Penny Edwards. In the second attraction, Maggie's | rolling pin, Dinty's saloon, corned beef and cabbage and' 2ll the fa- | , b miliar characters and personalities | | of George McManus' renowned| § comic strip are seen in “Jiggs and | Ma in Court.” As added attrac- | tions, Bugs Bunny will be on hand 9 f bsCHARLES RUSSELL * JOE SAWYE! | with his bt f tricks in “Hare | and a musical brevity will be pre-|___ ppUS HIT NO. 2 sented. “South of St. Louis, Saturday evening present n at the Gross 20th Century. This new film stars Joel McCree, Alexis Smith, Zachary Scott and Dorothy Malone. Filmed in Technicolor, the drama unfolds against one of the most colorful periods in American his- tory . . . the turbulent era of the Civil War. Ray Enright, master of sagas of the outdoors, is responsible for the direction of “South of St. Louis.” Besides the starring quartev, Vic- | tor Jory, Alan Hale, Douglas Ken- nedy, Art Smith, Bob Steele and Monte Blue are ulsa prominently cnst 'RAY HOPE, WEARING SHOES AGAIN, IS WEL(OMED HOME Now Ray Hope's friends can give‘ | him sox and garters for Christmas, | although the Juneau businessman he already has had the‘ SPEAKING ANEMALS ndest Christmas celebration pos- | BUGS B"NNY! | “All T wanted Santa Claus to| GROSS % | bring me was two good legs,” said O [{”mfiy Hope, whose own legs had been am- DN A TP IMA R R T putated. | Hope returned yesterday on a Pan American Clipper after a 10- day trip to Seattle “for medical N‘ attention.” On his new legs, he walked in! his shop and just sat there for a, while, beaming at his world before calling old friends. Hope makes his home in the sec- ond-hand store on Second Avenue between Seward and Franklin. The store has reopened for bus 3 “It's wonderful,” he said, ‘m | wear shoes and sox and long pants again!” event and is for the sole purpo ANS EDUCATION MEN ~ ox couainiag mony o ae e TO WASHINGTON, D. (. 5+ "or' e ows : ra-me of their own for use at Max Penrod, Alaska Native Serv- Wi May. the Christmas Zalmain Gros 5 . funds and any ’fie B”e;‘;r‘:‘“c‘::’;‘se‘au::?m:" "% amount will be gladly accepted. day Soliticiting 4 Thos are not callei J¢ o8 cialist, leave Sunday for Seatile Tike Why afe : dled. WP pet IMMY LYDON * PENNY EDWARDS} ‘ R Jiggs wears the pants at last! B e, CLTUN NARKISON - TN RYAN PAT GOLOM A MONOGRAM PICTURE PLUS! WE ] DRIVE FOR FUND FOR PIONEERS 10 START 0N MOMDAY The drive for Christmas funds for the pioncers at the home in sitka will start next Monday. This drive, instituted by W. D. Gross many years ago, is al: annu WARNER BROS: Sensation! “I Became \ Criminal ; 0L GRAY-HEYOR HOWAGD GRFTH JNCS - CARLGANTY 1 & . 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Penrod Holm are to return in about a week |or 10 days. h- arty [m the children. al meeting was h(‘ld T » discuss plans 1o hall and b T e children. No. 439 committee have lln women's aux- | and th d e volunteered th the prog ANDERSON LEAVES SUND/ | Al Anderson, secretary o ®| assistance for Alaska Miners Association, i leave Sunday for his home in F inks. He has been here atte hearings of the Employment urity Commission this week HOSPITAL NOIES Se- Ann’s hospital | Admitted to St. yesterday were Mrs. Hersc(:21 Mann, | Sammy Ezi, Mrs. Kenncth Nelson and Mrs. Fred Baxter. Dismissed were Edwin Bullock, Mrs. Leona Cacy and Adeline Lukus.} t| Admitted to the Government hospital were Bill Sitka of Mar-| shall and Rosie John of Nenana. Daniel Jacobs of Haines was dis-| missed. | REBEKAH DRILL TEAM Practice Mondays December 4 and 11 at 8 o'clock p.m., 1.O.OF. Hall. All members requested 10 come. 671-3 LDS BAZAAR LDS Relief Soc. 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