The Daily Alaska empire. [volume], March 14, 1945, Page FIVE, Image 5

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** A NEW GILLESPIE ADVENTURE!
AND A DOUBLE DOSE OF TNAT
FAMOUS GILLESPIE TONIC... thrills
.... romance... and excitement!
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“The Kid in Upper Four’
Latest News
with
LIONEL
BARRYMORE
-■v Van Marilyn Keye
_ / JOHNSON • MAXWELL. LUKE
Ava Alma "Rags''
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FEATURE STARTS
8:00—10:20
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED
to attend
THE LEGISLATIVE
BALL
SATURDAY, MARCH 17
10 P.M.
☆
Elks' Hall
BASKET BALL
THURSDAY NIGHT
8:00 o'clock
DOUGLAS H S.
—vs—
KETCHIKAN H. S.
at
DOUGLAS HIGH GYM
First Game of Series for the
CHAMPIONSHIP
of S. E. Alaska
Free Trantportation from Juneau
AdmitsionS
Adults .
Student
50 cents
25 cents
MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE UNION
Local No. 672
REGULAR MEETING 7 P. M.
Thursday Night, March 15, A, F. of L. Hall
Please Be Prompt
There is no substitute for newspaper advertising!
WINDOW
AUTO
PLATE GLASS
IDEAL GLASS CO.
Glass Work of All Descriptions
121 MAIN STREET
rHONES
633—50
F. W. WENDT
DON ABLE
WALTER J. STITTTE
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
New Construction and Remodeling
Phane Green 768 evenings P. O. Box 3691 Estimates Famished
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'THREE MEN IN
WHITE" FEATURE
BILL AT CAPITOL
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s celebrat-'
ed ' Dr Gillespie” series hits a new |
high in "Three Men in White”,;
which opens tonight at the Capitol j
Theatre, Those who have followed j
the series are in for more excite- i
ment and laughs in the newest of i
the group. ; i
Tlit producing company has spar-j.
ed nothing to fashion top-notch en- j
tertainment in “Three Men in i
White”. The usual tried-and-true^
cast members—Lionel Barrymore, j
Van Johnson, Marilyn Maxwell,1!
Keye Luke, Alma Kruger and Wal-1
ter Kingsford, among others—are ;
most ably aided and abetted by two ;
newcomers to this series, Ava Gard
ner and "Rags” Ragland.
Miss Garnder plays her first im
portant screen role in “Three Men
in White" as the young girls whose ]
own health is threatened by her de
votion to her chair-ridden mother, j
Ragland is, of course, a veteran
laugh producer, and he fits in per
fectly as the ambulance driver who|
is confused by having to act as1
stooge for both Dr. Gillespie and
Molly Byrd, the superintendent of
nurses at Blair General Hospital.
MRS. DEAN PARKER
AND HUSBAND WILL i
LIVE IN ANCHORAGE i
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Mrs. Dean N. Parker, the former!
Doris Freeburger of Juneau, recent- j
ly flew to Anchorage from Portland,'
i Oregon, to join her husband, Lieut,
i Col, Parker, who expects to be sta
tioned in the Westward City for
the next year,
Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Parker are
making their home at the Westward
Hotel until permanent quarters can
i be obtained. Mrs. Parker express
ed herself at being pleased to see
so many former residents of Juneau
in her new home.
i DR. RAE LILLIAN CARLSON
Has returned to Juneau and will
be available for appointments for (
eye examinations until March 17.
Phone 636, Blomgren Bldg.
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Each day, Nature must produce about
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your food may remain undigested—
leaving you headachy and irritable.
I Therefore, you must increase the flow
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| Don't depend on artificial aids to
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ture’s own order. Take Carter’s Little
Liver Pills as directed. Get them at any
drugstore. Only lOr and 25«.
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Baranof Hotel Building
CARO TRANSFER
HAULING and CRATING
DIESEL, STOVE, CRUDE OIL
Phono 344 Phono 344
Shattuck
Agency
INSUB ANCE—BONDS
JUNEAU
Can you duplicate that
favorite, comfortable
corner of your home if it
is burned out? Are you
certain that the amount
of your fire insurance is
adequate?
BE sure to protect all
your household
goods with insurance
through this Hartford
agency.
LEGISLATIVE
BALL ON FOR
WEEKEND EVE
Plans for the Legislative Ball are
well under way for Saturday night
In the Elks ball room, committee
members from the House of Repre
sentatives reported today.
Anita darnick's seven piece or
chestra will pay and E. M. McIn
tyre, square dance musician, will
also be on hand. Refreshments will
be “neutral.”
At 10 p. m. Governor and Mrs.
Ernest Gruening will lead the Grand
March, followed by Secretary of
Alaskka and Mrs. Lew M. Williams,
Mayor of Juneau and Mrs. A. B.
Hayes and members of the Legisla
ture.
The dance will be public.
PRINCESS NORAH
IS SOUTHBOUND
The Princess Norah arrived in
Juneau early this morning from
Skagway with the following passen
gers disembarking here: W. B. Beau
champ, A. Cadiente, Mrs. A. Cad
iente, S. O. easier, N. E. Evans.
The Rev. Edgar Gallant, Dr. R.
Haas. Clark Hurst, Karl Hahn, Mrs.
K. Hahn, Sandy Johnson, E. J.
Kirchbafin, O. I. Lewis, Karl Halin,
Jr.
Mrs. Dorothy Lauseye, Mjr. C. L.
Lovgren, Mrs. V. Reed. Louis Rapuz
zi, George Rapuzzi, Terry Stergon,
Mrs, F. Wright, Keith Wildes.
The following left for Wrangell:
Leonard L. Peterson, P. D. Samak
ens|ty.
For Ketchikan— Sam Peacock,
Harold J. Anderson, E. J. LaVigne,
A1 Johnson.
Seattle and Vancouver, B. C.—
Carl McClain, Maxine McClain and
infant, Myrle Salisbury, Anna
Creamer, Mattie Stroecker, Mrs.
Edith M. Mead.
Dftve R. Helnen. Mabel Heinen.
Wallis S. George, Alleine George,
Carol Ann Council.
Herb J. Waugh, Irene G. Waugh,
Douglas J. Oliver, Mae Rhodes, Mrs.
Billie Jaegel, Archie Shiels, Mrs. A.
Shiels, James T. Reed.
Eunice Wallis, registering from
Seattle, is staying at the Baranof.
HENRY HANSEN RITE
SERVICES ON FRIDAY
AT LUTHERAN CHURCH
Friday evening, March 16, at 8
o’clock th' funeral service will be
held for Henry Hansen in the Lu
theran Church With the Rev O.
Herbert Hillerman, the pastor, offi
ciating.
Mr. Hansen was born June 17,
1891. at Husum, Schleswig-Holstein.
He came to the United States in
1911 and in 1914 married Christine
Meier in 1915 the family came to
Juneau where they have resided
sine? that time with the exception
of one visit to the old home.
He died on February 18, in Port
land, Ore., at the age of 53 years,
eight months and one day. He Is
survived by his wife and his son
Paul.
The body was cremated before'
shipment to Juneau and following
the service, when the plans can
be carried out, the ashes will be
sprinkled on the water at the moutn
of Taku Inlet.
SQUARE DANCING
AT USO TONIGHT |
| As usual, on Wednesday nights,
square dancing wall be held tonight,
i in the homey USO headquarters
[starting at 9:30 o’clock. Assistant
Director Alida Mntheson announces
jthe public is invited end the usunl
good time is expected.
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BUY WAR BONOS
ALASKA
Bethel
McGrath
Fairbanks
FARES
OCrt c C ATTC par month earn way between
ODU JCA I O Alaska and Seattle.
EXTRA FLIGHTS 7MSJS *
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DAILY FLIGHTS
Noma. Saattla. 3 weakly.
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Mo Sa.
Mo. We
Tu. Th
NO TRAVEL DOCUMENTS *-*
merely carry some mean* of identification.
Mo. We
Mo. Tu
Mo. We
Fri. Su.
Sa Su
22:50
23:50
22.20
21 PASSENGER CLIPPERS »
(Seat capacity limited to 18 for (treat«r comfort.)
20 20
4.20
Fairbanks
19:10
6:30
5 30
5 30
19.10
Fairbanks
16.10
17:10
9 50
9:50
17:10
1050
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14 35
15:35
12:25
11:25
9.00
20:40
19:40
19:40
9:00
STEWARDESS SERVICE •.*«**.
9.35
10:05
1300
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7.00
14:40
HOT MEALS
All times shown arc local
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135 South Franklin Street
Phone 106
Serving the Cause of
Victory
Courteous and Dependable
Service to Alaska
ALASKA TRANSFORATION CO.
Pier 58 Seattle, Wash. Main 7479
In War.
In Peace...
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BOB HOPE COMES
BACK FOR NIGHT
AT 20TH CENTURY
Bab Hope in "Lot's Face It",
brought back for a return showing
at the 20th Century for tonight only,
is funnier in this feature than in
"Caught In The Draft.”
The comedian once again appears
in an Army uniform but in this case
the laugh stems from his activities
i off the camp grounds.
Hope is co-starred in the pieturi
jzatlon of the famous Broadway stage ;
hit by Dorothy Fields, Herbert Fields, j
and Cole Porter, with blonde bomb
shell Betty Hutton. The two hit off
laugh sparks that make "Let’s Face
It” a riot to behold.
FROM KETCHIKAN
The following persons, all regis
tered from Ketchikan, are guests
at the Baranof Hotel: John Self
ridge. Thomas Stahr, Richard
Cransdahl, Harry Seligge, Harold
Blanton, Horry Cowan, Mrs. K. A.
Anderson, Mrs. Charles Graham,
Florence Anderson and Shirley An
derson.
Subscribe to the Dally Alaska
Pmpire—the paper with the larges'
paid circulation.
COLISEUM
LAST TIMES TONIGHT!
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Starts THURSDAY
“IiV OLD
CHICAGO”
Tyrone Power—Alice Faye
—I)on Ameehe—
TONIGHT ONLY!
RETURN
SHOWING!
BOB HOPE S
COMEDY HIT!
Funniest
thing onx
film!
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PHONE 492
CABINETS FIXTURES
1. G. FULTON & COMPANY
building contractors
REPAIRING and REMODELING
ALL TYPES OF GLASS WORK
Panes Replaced-New Frames Made
PHONE 433
149 So. Main Street
Today9 s Special:
Three Rivers Reserve Whiskey, 5*
85 P”°<'OPA $4.85 Now $3.80
Juneau Liquor Co.
PHONE 498
KELVIE'S ANIMAL HOSPITAL
OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY
OFFICE: 914 Calhoun Avenue PHONE: Red 119
AMBULANCE SERVICE
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