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BRITISH BARGAIN ON RUHR

Though they didn't leak out at the time Byrnes also had some diff ferences with the British, one of the most vigorous over payment of the British deficit in it's occupation zone in Germany.
 The British zone, inc.uGing the wealthy Ruhr industries, operated last year on a $400,000,000 deficit, while the less wealthy American zone, with less dense population but more agriculture, operated on a S2O0,000,0O0 deficit.
 Some American officials have re- sented the fact that the British grabbed off the prize part of Ger many when they took over the Ruhr. For although badly battered now, it is the backbone of Ger many. EX-Secretary of the Trea- sury Morgenthau is credited with giving the British this prize plum.
 Under the U. S.-British plan of pccling the operation of the two genes, the United States has agreed to help pay the British deficits on a 50-50 basis. However Foreign Minister Bevin, goaded by Chan cellor If the Exchequer Hugh Dal- ton. approached Byrnes with the proposal that the United States pay not 90 but 60 percent of the British deficit.
 Pcyin put up sorrowIul argu- mant that the British had had to b-row heavily from the United States, that they wanted to buy U. s. goods, and that they couldn't afford to bear such a heavy bur den in occupied Germany.
 Byrnes listened carefully finally countered:
 Tn tell you what we'll do. If you trade zones with us. we'll take over 60 percent of the British de- ficit."
 Bymes has always resented the fact that Morgenthau whom he doesn't particularly like, gave away the Ruhr
 Bevin replied that he couldn't do that without consulting his Cab met
 Well, call them up" shot back Byrnes, who believes in fast action. I've got a direct phone to London right here
 BeVin hemmed and hawed. He knew what the reaction of the Bri- tish Cabinet would be. Instead. he brought in n British financial ex. pert named Whaley and asked him to explain the British financial po- sition in more detail to the Ameri- can Secretary of State.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-20
20 YEARS AGO {fmE TIT EMPIRE
JANUARY 20, 1927

Elliott Fred Cartwright were surprised when they
 returned the MacKnnon to find several of the had for the young ladies Nell McCoskey Alta Purpose Bess Cecel Mclaughlin The men Iobn and Jmme John Olsen.
 The Juneau dance in the Eks Hall on the all dances been called orr give support he organization
 Ketchkan and had no alb to make as to why they the matches
 left for the States the Admiral Evans He was Special Investigator
 Mamie o the Admiral Evans, Tacoma bound
 the Admiral Evans on business trip to Seattle
 Weather report: High, 24 clear
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-20

men come in during the Moscow conference and operate freely. you will win more friends than by anything else I know
 Molotov agreed, in principle, though he still hasn't given the final green light on radio broad casts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-20

About 4,000 B. C., Imhotep, the first great achitect of history, built the stepped pyramid as tomb of Zoser, pharaoh Of the third Egyp- tian dynasty.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-20

system to the Government should far exceed the measurable direct savings. It is surprising that extension of the system has been long delayed in view of it's obvious advantages.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-20

Russia, like the United States, is finding that it is one thing to goal fer housing and another thing to attain it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-20

Fresh Tenakee Crabs, jumbo size, 75 cents each at Sanitary Meat Go.
 adv. 48l -t2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-20

been pushing for the treaties, but now I've cha..oeu my mind
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-20

Fur market news in brief Minks sink
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-20
LOOK and LEARN sy c. GORDON

What the United States days without measurable precipitation? 9 How much does average human brain weigh? Abraham What homonyms? When Mendessohn's Wedding March first played?
  Death Valley, Calf. s pounds
 
 Words that alike differ spelling BARE and performance Nights Dream"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-20
The Washington Merry-Go-Round

fContinued yrom fage One)
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BYRNEs OUTsCoTCHEs SCOTS

"Whaley,' said Byrnes, wanting to make the financial expert feel at home. that's an interesting name. I have a friend named Wha-
Kodiak mirror., 1947-04-19
tend.

tend.
 ln the meantime, the weekly cald parties sponsored by the To- cal chapter of the Alaska Grip pied Children's association will have gotten under way in the dining room of the Victory cafe. Those itching for g good game of bridge CT pInoehle and pleas ant sociable evening may inquire the day and hour from Mrs. Fred Miller.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-04-19
Film Coming

School of Another Chance, !" a motion picture film will be shown at the Community Center on May 6. Everyone interested iu lettering tue condition of A aska crippled children will find it we'll worth their while to at-
Kodiak mirror., 1947-04-19
S.S. DenaIi

 INCOMING:
 From Seward: MT. & Mrs. M. L.. Jager, Paul Stockard
 From Ouzlukie:
 Mrs. Fred Larson, Mrs. Ed- ward & Edward Negrette, John and Peter Pestrikoff, Mrs. Alice & Jim Samerioff
 From Seattle:
 MT. & Mrs. Lee Bettinger, Mrs. Edward & Terry Besaw, Mrs. W. F. Blanke, Mrs. Albert hintz & 4 children, Robert Hoyl- man, Mrs. c. B. Jennings, MT. & Mrs. A. Levine, Joe Marmi- lich, J. R, Martinsen, Mrs. Nie- minen & daughter, MT. and Mrs. w. J. O'Brien, Mrs. Olaf Olsen, Richard Pack, Ray Rasmussen, Thomas Sllcox & wife, Mrs. w. Sipprell, Mrs.R. K. Stanford & wife, Iona Vroman. Outgoing
 To Ketchikan
 Theodore SchmaltE, Mrs. Francis Schmaltz.
 To Seattle:
 MT. & Mrs. James Helien < 3 children, Mildred Neck, Flavia Hansen, Mrs. Ruth Frame. Mar tin Scully, Roy Maleroy, Lincoln Davis, Emmett Clardy, Colley Harnden, Jack Mclaughlin, Mrs Aletha Mclaughlin & 3 children, Stanley Johnson, Stewart Kane, Mrs. Chas. Pierson, Clifford Dec. ker, Clyde Copen.
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Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing
Stage.

stage.
Catholic university-"All Gaul Is
Divided: $50 pm.
Crossroads - "Petticoat Fever .;
$40 pm.
Olney - Bill of Divorcement"
s45 pm.
Screen.
Ambassa That's MY Man;
1. $40, $40, 1870 and GAS pm,
CapitoI-"Moss Rose; ii am,
las, 4:30. tbs and 9:55 pm. Stage
shows IS, $40. 6:25 and 9:10 pm
Columbia The Homestretch" 4;
Ii: 80 am, 100, 1886, $40, TAO and
$50 pm.
Earle-"That's My Man; II am
/, 3:05, $40, 1885 and $50 pm,
Hippodrome-"Ivan the Terrible;
Ais, 4:10, sos, s and $50 pm.
Keiths-"Woman of the Beach"
II. 2, 4, s, and 10 pm.
LittIe-"The Well-Digger's Daugh-
ter; 10:40 am, 12:45. 2:55, sos
Tbs ana 9:30 pm.
observation-disclosures 10:5C
am. /, $40, 5:25, 7:35 and $50 pm
Miracle On Gath Street;
1o:45 am, 1855, 3:05, Sis, 7:25
s:35 and 11:45 pm.
Pix-"City Without Men; 2, AS
T:20, 1910 pm. and 12:45 am.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts
continuous from 1915 am.
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Gallant Man brings Joe and his
wife together again.

Gallant Man brings Joe and his
wife together again.
X
Director Frank Borzage has made
That's My Man" picture that is
several parts excitement, several
parts pleasant light romance and
too many parts mawkish sentiment
for its own good. Mr.. Borzage Is
a director of the fearful school
and there are a number OF moments
when you wish to heaven he would
stop trying to tug at your heart
strings and get on with his story.
That's My Man" will appeal
most, of course, to those who feel
that the horse. is the noblest OF
animals, tower of affection in a
dark world and mans best friend
next to his mother. Mr.. Ameche's
attitude toward horses will certainly
be regarded with some suspicion,
though, by those who consider the
horse an improbable animal to
start with and a leading uninten-
tional comedian among the Worlo 5
faunae
The cast of That's My Man." in
addition to Mr.. Ameche and Miss
Mcleod (who perform no thespic
handspringS, If the truth must be
known, includes Roscoe Harms,
who plays taxi driver; John
Ridgely, who bets $4,000 on four
deuces, and Joe Frisco. Mr.. Frisco
probably represents the greatest
waste of talent in any film in some
time. He is a great comedian but
the lines he has been assigned give
MIN no opportunity to prove it. 1t
may be, of course, that Mr.. Borzage
knew ne could not make picture
about horse racing authentic with
out showing Mr.. Frisco placing a
bet.
1t may be, too, that it takes more
than that.
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Joe Grange played by Don Amechel
acquires a colt and meets a girl
Catherine Mcleod one rainy
night during Christmas week and
in no time at all they are the hap
piest threesome at large. The
horse, named Gallant Man, wins
race after race because he loves
Joe and the girl marries him Joe,
that Isl because she, too, loves him.
Joe installs Gallant Man in a fancy
stable and his wife in fancy apart
ment and for a time they 1--we
mighty high on the hog.
There is only one thing that mars
the bliss of this happy trio. Mrs.
Grange does not object to her
husbands coy conversations with
his horse. They keep both husband
and horse happy. as a matter OF
fact. But Joe also likes to gamble
X II X
Mrs. Grange just can't under
stand what a poker game has that
she does not have. a normal wiley
question that has yet to be answered
Her fears and furies may seem
somewhat shallow to some, however,
since a man who plays poker we'll
enough to win all the time can
scarcely be said to be gambling.
Joe's wife is even unhappy with
him when he comes out Of poker
session owning the expensive Bel
Air mansion she has always dreamed
of living in. Her irritation can
be forgiven in this instance, OF
course, since Joe has been of play
ing cards while she has been hay-
ing a baby.
It is not until Joe retires Gallant
Man to save him from breaking
his back and heart under his new
handicap of 140 pounds, that this
marital crisis comes to anything
like a boil That night Joe speaks
harshIy to his o-year-old son,
whereupon his wife speaks harShly
to him. 1t will be for the good,
she says. if he will depart immedi-
ately. So he departs and neither
OF them is happy
You scarcely need be told that
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only two expressions-one stern and
the other not quite so stern.
Miss Cummins, In this motion
picture version of novel by Joseph
Shearing. plays a Cockney chorus
girl who wants to be lady. She
wants to be a lady so badly that
she blackmails Mr.. Mat,re-and a
fair toff e is, too-into helping her.
She sees him rush from a room
shortly before she discovers therein
the corpse of her chum and nat
urally, that old English gentleman,
Mr.. Mature, is in her power. He
doesn't want her taking her story
to that nasty Inspector Vincent
Price of Scotland Yard, does he?
OF course he doesn't, SO he takes
her down to the country to the
mansion presided over by his mother
Ethel Barrymore for the two weeks
that are her blackmail fee. so she
can lose her Cockney accent and
learn to be lady.
Her life in the country is sudden
ly complicated by another murder,
which closely resembles the first
one. The victim this time is Coun-
try Gentleman Natures fiancee
patricia Medina>. The chorus girl
herself almost becomes the third
victim, since it take her a lot longer
to tumble to what's going on than
it will take you.
Miss Cummins and Mr.. Mature
probably should not be blamed too
much for not lending more spirit to
all these dark deeds. Many an
actor trapped in the same picture
with both Miss Barrymore and Mr..
Price would find himself unavoid-
ably resembling a clothing store
dummy. She is excellent in her
impersonation of one of those out
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spoken nnatr1archs with q heart Of
gold. And Mr.. Price lends q fine
touch to his portrait Of Scotland
Yard man by playing him as If he
we're sinister but wel1-mannered
villain.
~
The Capitors stage show Is head
lined by Wally Brown, comedy star
OF motion pictures. Others on the
bill are Ginger Harmon, from ra-
dos Hour of Charm; the Burns
Twins and Evelyn, dancers; Kay
Dewitt, singing with the Sam Jack
kaufman orchestra, and the Lane
Brothers. III. M.
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Bine Vacations

Bing Crosby has left Hollywood
for his ranch at Elko, New, where
he plans to spend the summer with
his four sons, Gary. Dennis. Philip
and Lindsay. Crosby will return to
Hollywood in the fall to start work
in Paramount's "A Connecticut Yam
kee," which will be produced by
Robert Fellows and directed by Tay
Garnett.
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They Call 1t Work
BY the Associated Press
EOIIXWO(

IIOIJI "
A carnival set for Nightmare
Alley" has been drawing more cele-
brities than a premiere.
Joan Crawford. Greg Peck. Lana
Turner, Rex Harrison, Henry Fonda,
Dana Andrews and others have
dropped by to watch Tyrone Power
and Joan Blondell at work.
The reason: Director Edmund
Goulding keeps the carnival conces-
sions running every day as anthem
tic background for his shots. Visit
ors get all the hot dogs and spun
candy they want, plus free peeks at
the fat lady and the rubber man.
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Cat-Eyed Character
Goes to Robinson

EfFSS
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLY WOOD.
Edward G.. Robinson has been
assigned the lead in The Night
Has a Thousand Eyes" a film to
be based on George Hopley's mys-
terry novel. The role is that of A
man who develops powers of extra
sensory perception. Shooting will
start in mid-June.
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Flippen Signed

Jay C. Flippen, famous Broadway
master of ceremonies, stage and
radio actor, has been signed for
one of the top roles in John House
mans production of Your Red
Wagon" which Nicholas Ray is to
direct for RKO Radio.
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Moss Rose" the new picture at
the Capitol, is a period ''whodunit'
IN which Peggy Cummins and Vic
tor Mature apparently undertake
to prove that they are not the
greatest actress and greatest actor
of the generation. They make the
point rather we'll. Miss Cummins
is a pretty young thing, all tight,
but her acting is strictly at the in
genue level. Mr. Mature is a hand
some one, too. the girls all say, but
the acting gamut he runs here Is
somewhat shorter than the one run
by Katharine Hepburn in THE
Lake" which some one called from
A to B. He has, or at least he uses,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-27
She Seeks Culture,
Just Gets Scared,
In Moss Rose

MOSS ROSE" a Goth Century-Fo pic
ture with Victor Mature. produced by Gene
Markey. directed by Gregory Ratof. screen
play by Jules Furthman and Tom Read.
adapted by Niven Busch from the novel by
Joseph Shearing. At the Capitol.
The Cast,
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Ala **THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
"
Love Also Wins Horse Races
In Earle's That's My Man
By Harry Macarthur

to have peculiar quTk
that would nate psychast The hero OF That's My Man which
the Earle the notion that
pretty fast he
colt living with it and talking to it.
love for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-27

THAT'S MY MAN Republic picture
with Don Ameche, produced and directed
by Frank Borzage, original screenplay by
Steve Fisher and Bradley King. At the
Earle.
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uNNT 1890 c 81. NE.
kAVVkA To HiHg

Last Day, Glenda Farrell in "City
without Men" at $50, 9:55, Gary
Cooper. Barbara Stanwyck in Meet
John Doe" tre-issuet, at $50 Tomor-
row, Ken Curtis, Jennifer Holt In over
sante Fe Trail" Tex OBrien in
.tMnrdnr on Yukon"
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Today Only. Spencer Tracy, Nancy
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"Twilioht nm Rio Grande"
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CLAUDETTE COLBERT, WALTER
PIDGEON. JUNE ALLYSON. in THE
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Last Day, Fred MacMurray, Paulette
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Fitzgerald in Sea Wolf" lre-isSuel
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MARI, B0R0 Upper Marlboro. Nd.
Muri 1875
Air Conditioned-Last Day,
YVONNE DE CARLO in Rimsky-Kors
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morrow, Two Big Action Hits THE
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

: MILES IN vA.-New 6-rm. house, owner
reserves / rm. Falls Church 2O61-M all
day Sat and sun; after Z pm. weekdays.
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY HOME and estate
to Wash, vic. Falls Church: Large liv.
rm,, picture window, beautiful view: kit
pantry. / bedrm. and bath on 1st H.:
5 bedrms. and bath I'd a.; porch, patio
well farn. including new Bendix washer;
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beds phone: auto. h-w.h $40 mo; ref,
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HOUSES uNrUshIsnEp.

Northumberland town house; Al
bedrms.,. 8 baths. fireplsces. perfectly
eaufpped kit; 2-yr. lease will be given:
$3.50 . month. This lovely home Is all that
e aEsEn9 aoes
~. opo sss5. 3 w sinSa sas7 ave. A'eAan'f'a '
OPEN ! TO . P.M.--Immediste posses
sion. Chevy Chase. Nd. End house west
valuable lot. Rent. $3.50 mo: 5-year
lease: will sell for x...5o0; $3.50 mo
Several Of these houses built to start n
new addition to Chevy Chase and We are
DON, 1877 Eve st. NV Dl. s:a;u. Bro
susussAS is-AcaE ESTATE new
house condition with iarse living I'm,
dining rn,, Kitchen, iibfafy aud sAms.
room; ssdrns and : baths % sna
For lease unfurnisHsd. At S250 per mo,
Call CHEVY cHAsE REALTY CO. 1920
INV s-IM. Rick HoUsE. silver sprins,
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unfurnished, lovely corner brick house.
built BY m architect for his own home,
who rece6tly died. It 10 less than 10 yrs.
old and 10 3 thing Of beauty. inside and
out: oil heat: must be seen 10 be appre-
eistea: has BEDROOMS ..aa,.,s,. on ssesad se,
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north d Rockville; bedrooms end sath
second floor: a.mi.: oil heat adults only:
PESO per month; references. Rockville
<UV0.
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Uods. PITS. ETC

Axe REGISTERED, beautiful cocEers
sap a no. ssss sessscsrss sos ss5sRs.s ss d With
DOGS AND CATS boarded. week ends Or
longer; air-conditioned kennels, pickup
WEE KENNELS. 4al6 Conn ave. wo. o224.
HOLLYWOOD KENNELs-Boardins.b bath
Ing and grooming: cocker spaniel puppies.
sSssft, a pup. stad Axe r.. sas read,
to go. Alex. Os05. "a
rEkiNGEsE: lovable little puppies. Axe
lEIsH SETTER, female, Is months. reg.
AaG As,f psrtisy esr..n, tfsned ready for ea
wANTED.aood homes for 4 kittens. Can
IRISH SETTER PUPS. champion bred feld
HrcE S1yes: Axe reg. Rockville 26@s; IT.
ners, reasonable. Rockville 1928. III
sl KKiss kkoss kENNELs.Real country
pups for sale Phone f.irfsx 11-J-2.
AlREDALE. mo-. Axe b-line interna-
aina sion.l sss.. Champion ''erihee' $3.50. Box
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. left with US for
sale; beautiful black specimens; Axe reg
istered; price reasonable for, immediate
SALE; In,;,,s, also other breeds for sale. ELPAW
Adj. Q. NJ. Depot. TIE. 2430.
COCKER sPANIELs. Axe registered: best
Dioodline: az colors: priced reasonable;
champion cocker At stud: also srown does;
we deliver. Rockville 2644. If
PEDIGREED ST. BERNARD. 0 months old.
papers beautifully marked: $3.50. T33 Isl
st. NV. End floor, cATHERiEE DiIIoN.
"INkY'' is black female cocker spaniel.
nssa nns,, te ssn children: mus must ssl this week;
REefsTEREfps II sst coGKEKs. red s@si females %
years, very sfectionate house pets; black
Oh. Found. 6125 18th ST.. N. Airing ton.
KERRY BLUE. pedigreed. Call after pm.
srssIFhs ssssGffasm r.asf.a HSas black pup
shosEhAM PET SHOW. assS Conn. ave.
ENGLISH BULL PUP, registered Axe. eh.
sired; reasonable to good home. Cali Gil.
BoxER-Naval of1eer must sell his year
With Des esdfsn fsYn In o ptSn sssS eSGe
cotKhR sPANiELs. Axe PEG. res. black. "a
weeks old, beautifully feathered. VI. 1889.
1928 2 st. Sc. --19
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rare. RE. 1868 or OIL. 677I. is
COCKER sPANIELs, puppies and srown
dogs. all colors.: Axe stud: reas. 1858
Lacey ave Sc, HI. 3629. -2l
BOSTON FEMALE. "a mos, Axe regis
full collar and blaze, stocking feet: proven
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COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. Axe registered,
Ill colors' reasonable. Cali Rockville 1919.