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Evening star., 1946-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCESSORIES for camera, fans, incl, all
cameras, move egqipm1snt pn1sr; pay pay h highest
ABSNG RsD MAeHf Re 7ts4 cacus
Ee snd afe san CO. 81 5s WEEK p Rsa
ADDING MACHINES. typewriters. calcu-
Sb 90Hsh VII aas Go sntes s15 FE 4h s.
AISu1LlErT7EEs. " SECOND ID hana; sod: aa suit
ANTIQUES. furniture, prlc-a-orac.. china.
6ishest sash prices paid. Call MURRAY,
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, art objects, bet
tar-grade china and bric-a-brac In any
aRapY eR2l5s Taaf:a NA se3o q once Please call MIR
BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture;
contents Of oi;x aptS or houses at oncs We do
pEe BHDRooM sufTEs, ain dining a. room oo' suites,
living room pieces. rugs. gas ranges and
T pay hae5t po5se pees
%s.ssr w. ySa 5svs 4 :s| please call
tseh .sas eSs shields eS Can ca Rsfast
5s{s5iiE Pbons psy c6 so9as9n ss wanted
arg arg 8; any repairabie ' condition 10 ;
S siEp CAGES wa xantsa: ed p5ssaing ass cage; also
BOOKS-Highest prices paid for good
books, any quantity. BARGAIN BOOK
SHOP, sos 9th st. NV. DI. 5o07.
BOOKS-Best prices, small or large lots.
Bring in or phone ME. 1876. STORAGE
BOOK SHOP 42O 10th st. NV
CAMERAS, all types. movie equipment. all
1us5ice Nhh; ssa RE "a a4sS sEe NV opD Dept. Of
CAMERAS-Leicas. Contaxs. other foreign
sauipment g It. Also movie saSlpnent; come come
CoMMERs CAMERA EXCHANGE. 14I0
CAMERAS: saa photo equipment. both ams.eu.
PHoTo suspIY' eos is ~, at oin' nW tneaf FD =
CAMERA Rolleifex, CONTAIN Leica or other
eameia same e SeSd sss to G1 overseas; Drivste
CAMERA WANTED. Contax and Leica. in
good cono'tion: will pay you asking price
F. BEEKMAN, 1904 M st. NV. DI, 1900
CHINA, bric-a- -brac, stamp collections, dia-
moEds. gold. silver. worries. coins boueht
HOBBY SHOP. 7l6 18th st. NV, DI. l272
CLOTHING tmen's). radios. etc, wanted
We pay up to SIS per suit. S. e. w
ExGH.. 2lo7 Pa. ave. NV. MA. $3.50
CLoTHiNG-Highest cash prices paid for
used mems. .women's. children's clothing
and shoes; furniture, household effects.
RE. 9s35: GOOD NEIGHBOR STORES,
93l 9th st. NV, 525 4th st. s.w. rs
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK Cont.

"a LIE ANU LiNeSbOSN NSOnt.,.
PONY, brown. saddle and bride, $50
fS6a HoRsEs thorousbbred: aSsf{ for sale reg bay
mare, 1882. by Macaw. out Of Shm'
breed n se nsn oas Of Mond
Tese'iens res bay fly, i541. By Imp. The Dentist:
out Of Debit; reg: chestnut colt. Ig42' M oy
mare, half-bred broken to light harness ness.
These horses may be seen at any TINE
p1igaiy SaRK FaRM Apr haGis h Nd 94s en 9 j.
AT AT sTUDMPaionino stallion: book youl
FsRM F2E Pnst for I'd an Sc. early 4snes ss Hill:
HAVE JUST RECEIVED a, new load Of
and prices; also good driving horse, !
good work mare. mule; new @ and S1 Issa
EARN: oi55 f5sher I'd. Sc, Temple ss Ems.
S0rPii ! PaLoaINo 9siN GELDrNG, 8 years sla;
hoTses boaen Ths Frsy Fsted holse poes al
sizes end colors;. mules, work horses
cheap: ! mare mule. colt by SIDE; western I;a.,
bYte hour; wagons or trucks. TR. aol1.
RI Of 736 18th st. Sc 20
COOP FRESH FAMILY cow, Guernsey
sne Without Vs ea s5o r e1 chs4ch sa
910-J-2 -28
HORSES, goats, two 2-horse wagons and
harness. collars all sizes, McCormick-Deer-
harrow two a-bottom tractor plows: sprins:
drag and disc harrows; corn planter: new
das 5sddp 5axs shoss 6o1 atss E is
shovel ,cu!tivators: new garden seed planter.
farm bells. lawn mowers. Stewart sheep
abnrdb sheaTihs sfnsM maShine' stable manure Pshs
HEREFoRD STEERS and heiters. white
aii4 t1fe Ss MI ns5fed nss4 acclimasd cattle sA'
sHoATs (sy. good feeders; approximate
MILK GoATsNselling entire herd Of
s. sfsds sysfss. s'Sss Ma Ws ill., 5so'
POLO PONY or good saddle mare. sound;
fun Of ginger; also Shetland pony csll d
hands D eentFe' R suitable for rtding & or or work
also new Western saddle, riding bride and
SShhsnsed plans makes sale Necessary.
q THOROUGHBRED FILLIEs, ! brown.
See hSnS a aEHos sas5 s hsSssd Ss hSsi hs1n
GELDING. registered thoroushbred, super
Jumper, 1873 bay. years old: $500. Can
4"yr. old. one :i-sr old IL English i ' saddle and and
P5idle pnd a ,oHx GL ao54, S sunday or eyes, -
or fRSf as5Ss a4i
rd. Clinton 76-M
ONE 5-GAITED SADDLE Horse, reg
hunter, well trained. Call BILL, SH 9615.
WANTED Several young Hostein heifer
calves. Reasonable. Address MR.. CLARKE.
10 w. Kirke ST., Chevy C3ase. Md.
COWS FOR SALE. ) fresh and 4 heifers
to fTeshen soon; l good young workhorse;
one 13" Papec silo filler: one spring-tooth
nav also 6aed eoyeE asa and
phone Vienna 15-J-1. Good pasture tor
rent.
S. BUCK. Aide. Va %
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZERS Large or small Job or
contract, for hire with operator. Call Ii.
1878. go
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 st. NV. National
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VACUUM CLEANERS. Apex. s35: Furek
Uish att oattsschments, $50; good condition
VACUUM CLEANER. Electrolux. with al
attachments, excellent condition, S.5 TF
VACUUM CLEANER with attachment.
yALyE ST REF RHfAcfR. teR:' tune-up machine. of
fee desk 81 and sd,a9 chair time clock Weave
h2s sLNbs II Psmps wasnsa EN- ssa
5stssea Fas sl1s6 fssS5ssd eo us PABk i54s AVE
Is in, IS in; for door; umbreiia fGe eli cothe
VETERANS. preference ] viii be Civ given in tn
disposal of a complete home insulation
outfit. consisting, of a 1941 Chevrolet true
and l5o IT: sM" hose. An in excelIen
profitable business where there is no short
age of materials. For further information
and Inspection contact MR.. DE LONG
yfoLIN. flne old English make, s1oo; ais,
T1SLN g YEARS SD od 2H 2udw9 Io fine tone
peri perfect condition: bargain at s1s5. I'm
Violin vft9 b By Frederick August Glass, s Der
ss9S; $$5; 81 fsss ssnio with case, sis guitar sT
WALK-IN COOLER, can be used as cold
storage box for keg beer or bottle. r. 1
NJ. REFRIGERATION Co. 3O4 st. ne
RE. 6477 or DE 0493.
WALK-N ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR
5x7H9, porcelain de luxe; display window
racks, hooks; like new; only 1. 1918 14tt
TR3NK We radio Golf clubs On
derwood typewriter; price reasonable. 200!
WARSsoBE ssRfns TRuNRt ispse sqs perfect
dition, same. as new: and chaise lounge
perfect condition: Phone Ho. 1898. :.
WASHING MACHINE, apt. size. good cond
MHsHiSa III sAsNn perfect condition
WASHING MACHINE (spinner dryer, mo
| tor recently rebuilt; basket neels Sigh
SOLDERING repair; bargain, $3.50. WA
WASHING MACHINE. G.E. THOR " elec.
and gas mangle; teen-age. out-growl
dresses, size 8, fine condition; ice skates
and ends. 3a2s Military I'd, NV. "a
WASHING MACHINES-We are taking or
| ders for new Maytag, ABC. Bendix an,
Norge machines. Some samples on display
Can National 1928. JORDAN PIANO co.
| 1015 9TH st. NV 3
WATCH. 15-iewel movement. 14-kt. gold
en- Elfo 5S4 hHn5ins case' excellent condition sao
WATCH, mans. wrist: attractive, water
second. radium; perfect: $40. OR. O549.
WATCH, mans. platinum, diamond numer
ais; Paul Ditisheim of LaChaux du Fond
moyement. Appraised S425 plus tax. Sci
$780, no tax. Week ewes, EN-. 7108.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-06
ALASKA AIRLINES
 HAS 12 FROM WEST

Arriving yesterday on the Alaska Airlines Starliner Juneau with Captain Bill Lnd, Flight Officer Bill Pike and Stewardess Juanita Sharp were the following passeng- CTS from Anchorage: Mrs Fred Guider Norman O'Brien, Einar Haugen, Ed Louto, O. Goldstein, Mike Korhenen, A. Korhonen, P s. Garter Frank King, Frank w Shellhorn, Earl Forsythe; from Cordova. Joe White, Spires Kar- ipia.
 On the return flight the follow ing passengers left for the Vest ward City: Don Nelson, George Powell, K. Parmalee, H. Blanchard Will Allard, Carl c. Marcy, Mar jorie Stevens, to Fairbanks: Agnes Erlinton. Orabelle Heath, Viola Blake Arma Vanderwood, John Nichalia, Joseph Fields, Cecil Ja- cobus, Alec Smith, Ted Abramsoff John Weitzel, Cliff Lahish, Halvol Anderson, Rex Nelson, Joseph Nicholson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-06
SCARLET AND BLACK DAYS REVIVED VIXEN
 REUNION HELD HERE

Over SO alumnae and guests of the classes of 1940-1945 of Juneau High School met Saturday night at the home of Frank J. Parsons on Fritz Cove Road for a reunion which united many fellow class mates after years away from Ju- neau.
 Although the affair was a mo- hest party, MT and Mrs. Joe Me Lean acted as host and hostess greeting and introducing the guests.
 Old J-Birds and Totems along with various high school pictures, which were displayed on a table, brought back memories of the good old Scarlet and Black days. It was reported to be a re-union to top all reunions with everyone having a wonderful time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-06
GINGER ROGERS,
 GARY GRANT AT
 CAPITOL TONIGHT

Co-starring Cary Grant and Gin ger Rogers in one of the finest ve. hicles of recent years, Leo Me Carey's "Once Upon A Honeymoon presents the two top film favorites in a colorful story of love and ad- venture against the background oi blitz-torn Europe This feature is at the Capitol tonight.
 Ginger'S role is that of Katie OHara, an American dancer who poses as a society girl and who dazzled by the glamor of a title marries the sauve Baron von Luber Hitler's chief advance agent.
 Grant plays the part of Pat OToole. a broadcasting reporter who is interested in Kstie's career and even more interested in the Baron's mysterious political activ- ities, for he has learned that when ever the Baron visited country that country promptly fell under the sWaStika banner.
 It is a great story, Katie and Pat travelling from one hot spot tc another, making love in all places and with thrilling finish in which all ends we'll
 The exciting action is played against the background of Europc in the first days of the Nazi lnvss- icn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-06
OpTOMETRIST DR. MARQUARDT OPENS HIS OFFICE IN JUNEAU

Dr. D. D. Marquardt of Spring field, Oregon, will open his office in the Klein Building for the prac- tice of optometry tomorrow. The office will occupy the three rooms formerly taken by the Selective Service Board in the Klein Building,
 After spending month in Ju- neau investigating the possibilities cf opening an office here, he flew to Seattle several weeks ago to make arrangements for the pur- chase of equipment for his labor atory which has facilities for com plete visual analyses, edging lenses and assembling glasses. He secured all necessary equipment, returned here and will be ready for business tomorrow.
 Dr. Marquardt rece;vet, his de- gree in optometry in 1940 at tie Northern Illinois College of Optcm- ctry in Chicago, and prior to his enlistment in the Navy Air Corps in 1942 had started to build up very successful private practice at Boone, Iowa. Upon receiving his discharge in December, 1945, he studied at U.CL.A. and lately has been associated with the Binyon Optometrists ill Tacoma. He has been certified by examination of state boards to practice optometry in Iowa and Washington.
 Bringing prompt optical service to the people of Juneau and vicin- ity, the offices of Dr. Marquardt include the latest equipment to facilitate the manufacture of new glasses as well as speedy replace ment of broken lenses.
 He is a member of B.P.O. Elks Lodge 563 of Boone, Iowa, and plans to transfer his membership here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-06
Norah Here
 Going South

The Princess Norah arrived in Juneau from Skagway this morning at 7:30 o'clock and left for the South at 9 o'clock She brought the following passengers who dis embarked at Juneau:
 Larry Lindshaw. George Perry Miss H. Hausen, Miss E. Parks, MT and Mrs. William Dewar, Mrs Chcesebrow. Mrs. A. Carmody, G E. Edwards, Mrs. L Chandler and baby, and Harry Bigoff.
 Outgoing passengers were as fol- lows: To Seattle: Dr. and Mrs. R A. Parrctt, J. T. Mclaughlin and William Wrsde; to Vancouver: Mrs E. c. Johnson and R. Wells; tc Victoria: Sister Mary Itha and Sister Mary Annonciade; and tC Prince Rupert, M. S. Whittier.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-06
TELEPHONE SERVICE BETWEEN HAWK INLET,
 JUNEAU ESTABLISHED

The Alaska Communication Sys- tenn announces the inauguration of direct telephone service between Hawk Inlet and Juneau. This ser vice is an addition to the rapidly expanding facilities of the ACS over the Systems network to other parts of Alaska and the world.
 The Hawk Inlet terminal of the network is located in the offices of the P. E. Harris Company. At Juneau, calls may be placed through the Juneau and Douglas Telephone Company, the Baranof Hotel, or through the Alaska Com munication System office in the Federal Office Building.
 Information concerning rates, etc, may be obtained at the ACS office in Juneau or P. E. Harris Co.,, Hawk Inlet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-06
OVER HUNDRED ARE
 FLOWN MONDAY ON FLIGHTS OF pAA

1 More than 100 passengers flew to and from this city yesterday with Pan American Airways. ! Flying to Seattle were. Lorang Rasmussen. Victor Kollander, Rag nor Dahl, Fred Hegre, Dave Porte, Leslie Grogan, James Lindsey, Carl Anderson, Mike Pomerlian, An thcny Sabello, Robert Decker, Russ Borgford, Julius Anderson, Madge Mix, Walter Mix, Earl Forsythe, Alcyon Hiler.
 Bob Young, George Gold, Elinor Gold Martin Nielsen, Edward White, Otto Kuker, Herbert Olsen, Helen Hermle, Robert Searle, Nick Beg, Evelyn Clapp, Mathew Clapp, Gail Gardner.
 Bcrnadine Boyd, Betty Tidrick, Robert Crane, Eleanor Crane.
 To Ketchikan Malcolm McKen- zie, Ray Rand; to Whitehorse: Li- lena Robinson, Milford Klein, Doug Campbell to Fairbanks: Mabel Barbur, Richard Hazeltine, Thomas fMeyhew, Art Chamberlain. 1 From Fairbanks: Roy Rae, Mrs. Louise Smith, Mrs. Elmer Oppecal, ' Lew Donahue, Mrs. James O. Cur wood, Marguerite Otto, Don BurruS, Helen Mccormick, Rita Kennedy, Bernard Kennedy.
 From Seattle: Ted Abramhoff, John Weitzel, Cliff Lattish, Rex Nielsen, Halvor Anderson, Norman Bakke, Clarence Douglass. P. Penny, Etolin Wittanen, Claire Wittanen, Art Hedges, Isabelle Carmichael, Elaine Harrington.
 William Wells, Cecil Snyder, Ro- bert Hetzel, Delbert Atkins, Mo- lingo Gonzales, Richard Black, Jo- sephine Barger, Ernest Meihie, Emil Kaleta Mabel Myers, Donald Douglass.
 MT and Mrs. A. Zenger, Don Foster, Frederick Jenable, Royden Peabody, Mary Foucht, Elsie Page, Alcie Emanuel Carl Gregory, Frank Jaeger, David Dolese Margaret De- leSe, Mrs. Peter Dolese.
 Lillian Waitzman, Aramamlo Leahy, Charles Leahy, Mrs. Blanche Mandel, Gertrude Spencer, Don Nielsen, Fred Stephens, Sheldon Reed, Angus Erlingson, Ora Belle Heath, Viola Blake, Arma Wander wood, John Nichaolai, John Mich elson, Joseph Fields, Cecil Jacobus, Alec Smith.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-06
BETTY HUTTON IS
 BIG HIT IN SHOW
 AT20TH CENTURY

Betty Hutton has a vehicle made to order for her multifarious tal- ents in Paramounts Technicolor production. "Incendiary Blonde, ' adapted from the adventurous life story of Texas Guinan, toast of the town in her heyday.
 The picture, which is at the 20th Century for the last showings to- night, co-stars that dashing Mexican cavalier, Arturo de Cor dova, in a typical American story of the rip-roaring 'twenties when the country was young and reck- less. Also featured in the cast are Barry Fitzgerald, Charles Ruggles and Albert Dekker.
 For the first time, film audiences will get a good glimpse of all the fascinating facets of the Hutton personality. Formerly intrigued by her nonstop marathon vocalizing many neglected to note that pin up allure which is stuff for the barracks walls, no matter which way you turn. And you turn more than once when Betty dons the glamorous Edith Head creations.
 In "Incendiary Blonde" Betty gees the whole hog to bring to life the unrivalled story of the spec tacular Miss Guinan. This includes riding bucking broncos in a wild west rodeo cavorting on the stage like an acrobat daredevil and wow ing the blase nitery crowd with a hello sucker" line that has 'en beating down the cash register.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-06
.FURNISS SURVEYING
 lNFESTATI0N, SITKA
 SPRUCE 0N-.ISLAND

Dendroctonus InfeStation-mayb it isn't in your vocabulary-but it is in the Sitka spruce on Kosciusko Island and R. L. FurniSs, Officer in Charge of the. Bureau of En- tomology in the Portland Office has been here the past two weeks making a survey of this infestation.
 The extent of the infestation has not been determined but it is con- sidered to be in an epidemic sta tus. MT. Furniss has been working out on the Island an will return there in the next few days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-06
NOTICE LONGSHOREMEN

All longshoremen working from 1914 to March 31, 1946 must file claim for retroactive pay before August g, 1946 at Conway Dock, Sitka Cold Storage Company Northland Transportation Company and Pyramid Fisheries, in Sitka and Northland Transportation Com pany, Alaska Transportation Com pany and Alaska Steamship Con- pany in Seattle.
 --ILWU 1-34 Local, Sitka
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-06
HERE'S NEW ORE

BALTIMORE, Aug. 6. - Fred Heusi and three friends were play ing golf at the Mount Pleasant course, and the quartet swears that when Heusi's tee shot on the ninth hole stopped cn the rim of the cup, a Japanese beetle alighted on the ball and provided enough inn petus to drop it for hole in one.
 Heusi admitted his score for 10 holes was lO1.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-06
TIDE TABLE
PARROTTS END VISIT

Dr, and Mrs. Robert A. Parrott of Twin Falls, Idaho, are passeng- CTS south on the Princess Norah.
 They are on their way home after visiting in Juneau as the house guests of Dr. and Mrs. L. P. Dawes. The Parrotts are the par ents of Helen Parrott, who was formerly a teacher in the Juneau Grade school.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-06
Al RINGERS RETURN
 FROM TRIP TO STATES

After a trip in the states of over one month, MT. and Mrs. Al zenger returned home to Juneau yesterday via PA.
 The Zengers have visited rela- tives and scores of friends from Seattle and surrounding area, Port land and south to California.
 Travelling to California was by bus as railroad and plane accom- modations were taken for weeks ahead.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-06
SON FOR JOHN HALMS

Juneau friends of MT. and Mrs John Hahn will be pleased to hear that they are the proud parents of a boy baby born this morning in Ketchikan. MT. Hahn, formerly with the Columbia Lumber Com pany in Juneau, is now in the First City managing the Ketchikan Spruce Mills. The boy bahy joins a sister
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-06
HOSPITAL NOTES

St. Anns Hospital admitted John Mason and Warren Knape as med ical patients yesterday.
 Discharged from St. Ann's were Goldie Berry, J. A. L. Moller, Will jam Neiderhauser and Mrs. Keith Roberts
 Frank Williams of Hoonah was admitted to the Government Hos pital yesterday. and Anita Tunohun left for Skagway after being dis charged.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-06
SISTERS GU SOUTH

Sailing on the Princess Norah were Sister Mary Annonciade and Sister Mary Itha bound for Vic toria, B. c.
 Both have been in Juneau since last Thursday after flying from Holy Cross. They plan to remain in Victoria.
 Empire Want Ads bring results
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-06
FATHER IS SERIOUSLY ILL, MRS. TOM GEORGE
 FLIES SOUTH VIA PAA

Receiving advices that her father is seriously i'll at Burlington, Iowa, Mrs. Thomas George has left via PAA plane to be at his bedside.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-06
ROAD CLOSED

The Granite Basin Road is un- safe for travel and has been closed by the U s. Forest Service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-06

Punctuation is not required in Chinese.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-06

Empire Want Ads bring results
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-31

Monograph Records. II Hom e Beautiful.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-31
MERCHANTS WARNED
 ON HIKING PRICES

Alaska merchants are warned against adding to the price of their present floor stocks the August 19 and 2l price increases granted on such new consumer durable goods as vacuum cleaners, washing machines and refrigerators.
 In a statement just issued from the Alaska OPA Territorial office at Juneau, it was made clear that neither Alaska or States merchants are authorized to charge the high CT prices until they receive ship ments officially pre-ticketed by manufacturers with the new high CT plices.
 Obviously, OPA added. most con- sumer goods now on display in Alaska stores were ticketed and in- voiced to the merchants prior to the date this new increase went into effect, due to the customary time lag in deliveries to the terri tory.
 Merchants are reminded by OPA that applying the new increase to their present lower cost merchan- disc now in stock will amount to a violation of the existing regula- ton, and will be treated as such.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-31
''BERNADETTE" K AT 10TH CENTURY
 STARTING TONIGHT

That epic dramatization of Frank Werfels The Song of Bernadette' opens tonight at the 20th Century to continue Sunday and also as the Labor Day attraction
 Charles Bickford and Jennifer Jones are among the stars in this production which was directed by Henry King
 Also featured in the cast are William Eythe,, Vincent Price, Lee J. Cobb and Gladys Cooper Others included are Anne Revere Roman Bohnen, Mary Anderson, Patricia Morrison Aubrey Mather, Charles Dinglc Edith Barrett, Sig Ru- man, Blanche Yurka, Edmadean Walters, Marcel Dalio, Pedro De Cordoba and Jerome Cowan
 The screen play was written by George Seaton.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-31
JOHNNY ANGEL" SUNDAY, MONDAY
 FEATURE, CAPITOL

Starring George Raft, Claire Ire yor and Signe Hasso, RKO Radios Johnny Angel" tells a gripping story of modern piracy, stolen gold, romance, and sons merciless search for his fathers murderers. This is the feature at the Capitol Theatre for Sunday and Monday only
 When Captain Johnny Angel finds his fathers ship deserted in the Caribbean, with indications pointing tc wholesale bloodshed, he tows it into New Orleans, and sets about solving the mystery. Ship owner Gustafson, whose wife is an old flame of Johnny's, is of no help.
 Johnny tracks down a young French girl, Paulette, who had slowed away on his fathers ship and remained in hiding until after arrival in port. He learns from her that his father and crew were mur-
 
 dered and five million dollars in gold belonging to the Free French, transferred to Sam Jewels power yacht in mid-ocean. Jewel is a night club operator, who is flirting with Gustafsons wife, who sudden ly tries 10 reopen her romance with ,Jchully. With Paulette's help, Johnny cleans up his fathers mur- dcrs, returns the gold to it's rightiul owners, and Incidentally, wins Paulette.
 George Raft is said to have a most powerful role as Captain Johnny Angel. Claire Trevor is Gustafson's erring wife; and Signe Hasso is Paulette. The rivalry of the two for Raft's affecton adds high romantic zest to the drama.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-31
COMPLIANCE OFFICER OF Sp0 iS ASSIGNED
 TO POST IN ALASKA

Donald R. Wilson and his staff the Surplus Property Office were gratified this past month to wei come Lundgren T Main as Com pliance Officer.
 Main was recently reassigned by the Washington, D. c. office from the War Relocation Authorities at Cody, Wyoming, and is very favor ably impressed with Alaska and the fine spirit of it's people In fact, MT. Main states that there are more hardships back home than there are up here, an impression based on the splendid attitude and ap- parent sincerity of purpose shown by his fellow members.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-31
G0ERING, 19 0 ' N E S IN
 LAST RANTS

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-31

City folk mighfn'i recognize it, but this is tiny ear of young, green corn.
 Whats it worth?
 The way it stands, not very much. Even the whole field of it that the farmer has worked so hard to grow wouldn't bring much on the market right now.
 But the farmer knows that it will be worth plenty, come harvest time! He wouldn't be so silly as to try to reap his crop now.
 Those Victory F Bonds of yours are like green corn. Kept till maturity, they'll pay you back four dollars for every three