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Dream Pre-Vues
“Yank on the Burma Road"
Tonight and Thursday
Wednesday’s and Thursday’s
screen offering at the Dream
Theatre is ‘‘Yank on the Burma
Road", a thrilling story of the
war in China. Also included on
the program are “Aqua Antids",
a Pete Smith specialty, and “The
Lady or the Tiger", an MGM Min
iature.
HOLLYWOOD STAR LITE5
By Chuck Cochard
Hollywood is getting behind
the nationwide drive against Ju
venile delinquency—first of ser
ies to. help combat uvenile de
linquency was previews for the'
press this w^eek entitled, “Where!
Are Your Children7’’ Everyone i
should see it—for this great little
movie tells a story we all need
to know.
Myrna Loy and William Powell
fans need not be despaired any I
longer- --for this popular pair will1
return to the screen together
.sometime this month in ‘“The
Thin Man Goes Home.”
Old Hdme Week for Clark Ga- j
ble—now back in Hollywood and '
at MGM editing some 50.000 feet
of film he shot over Europe on
several bombing raids ... He will
make it into an army short which
may be released generally to
theaters everywhere . . . Talked
with Clark and he was so modest
about his flights over Europe . . .
But one thing is certain—Gable:'
will be more famous than ever !1
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when the war is over with be
cause he has made the public as
well as his comrades—forget he
is the famous Gable.
LAS VEGAS, Nev.. Jan. 5.——
(AP)—District Judge George
Marshall denied the divorce suit
of Madge Bellamy, silent films
star, agains^ Albert Startwood
Murphy, whom she said married
here by consent in 19-11.
The decision held they were
never married and that no com -
rnunity property was involved.
UNIVERSAL PRAYER WEEK
IS BRING HELD' j
Prayer Week- is being held
Lhroughout the State* and Alas
ca. The* services held* this week
it the Lovinia Wallacw Young
Mission church here, is? meeting
ivith very good response. The lo
*al ministers, with: Rew Elmer
Lingren of White Mountain, are
presiding. The theme is “The)
World At Its Worst, Demands
!he Church At Its Best:”". To- ‘
light at 7:30 o’clock. Rev. Lin-1
jren will bring the message. (
:ordially invited' to attend.
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a USAAF station in Britain, practices with the how and arrow.
He has become skilful enough to bag several rabbits and part
_____ ridges with the aboriginal weapons.
OPA ISSUES
WARNING
Failure of a number of apart
ment owners (in Juneau and else
where) in Alaska to file change
of tenancy notices, brought forth
a warning today from the Alaska
Office of Price Administration
that such notices are a require
ment of the rental regulations
and landlords failing to file them
subject themselves to the penal
ties provided in the Emergency
Price Control Act.
The applicable section of the
regulation reads as follows:
"Within five days after rent
ing to a new tenant, the landlord
shall file a notice on the form
provided therefor, on which he
shall obtain the tenant's signa
ture, stating that there has been
a change in tenancy,- that the
stamped copy of the registration
statement has' been exhibited to
tti*? newr tenant and that t$tc rent
for such accommodations (9 im
conformity therewith.
This notice must be filed every’
time there is a change of tenancy
in any rented housing accommo
iations. the OPA said! Most land
lords have been very compliant'
in this matter but a considerable
number- have apparently over
looked this requirement. Change
af tenaney forms are available
in Juneau at the OPA office. In
ather towns in the Territory thef
may be secured at the local board
affices.
Subscrie for The Nugget'.
NAVY NAMES :
SHIPS SUNK |
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THE Navy identified the des- *
troyer sunk by an explosion off
Sandy Hook recently as the 1700
ton Turner, and said another was
lost by torpedoing in the north
Atlantic. This one the 1090-ton
ship, the Leary.
The Turner, a new type five
inch gunner, was launched last |
April.
No details of the torpedoing of
the Leary, which was 34 years
old. were given.
Both skippers, Cotndr. James
E. Kyes of Seattle, commander
o the Leary, and Comdr. Henry
S. Wygant, Jr., Camp Hill. Pa.,
of the Turner, were reported
missing.
NOTICE!
To a If purchasers of tickets to
the high school play, “Alias San- i;
ta Claus", which was to be pre- 1
sented December 23, will be held 1 ■
Thursday, Jam 6'. at 7:30. A mati-;!
nee is scheduled for Thursday af- ]
ternoon at 2:30‘ for grade school i |
children and mothers with small ! ■
children. Tickets will also be sold’ •
at the door.
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