The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 11, 1935, Page 3

THE DAILY. ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, LEGION NIGHT American Legion Night TO THOSE GALLANT DEFENDERS OF OUR NATION, TURE OF AMERICA’S WE DEDICATE THIS GREAT PIC- FIGHTING AIR CORPS MANAGEMENT. 1 M-G-M’'S MIGHTIEST! | | we:t A saga of our flying aces that will I = ! make your heart loop-the-loop with its spectacle, its laughs, its romance! A cast of thousands, Beeryin his grandest role—greater than “Hell Divers”! MAUR LEWIS STONE JAMES GLEASON THIS PICTURE SPONSORED BY THE ALFORD JOHN BRADFORD POST, NO. 4, OF THE AMERICAN LEGION. E. M. POLLEY, i DOUGLAS NEWS GARAGE BLOWN DOWN, DOUGLAS The high winds of the past forty- eight hours, first real Taku of the winter season, passed over at an early hour this morning leaving in its wake one demolished structure, o and the usual railings down on the City Wharf approach as the most visible damage resulted. The: building blown down was the| large two story structure on From\ Street -next to the Fleek Machine | Shop. It was owned by John Mills and Was used as a garage. Three cars'were in the building at the time, a Franklin sedan belonging to Felix Gray, a rock truck operated by Owen Swanson and a small car owned by the latter. None of them were par- ticularly damaged. The removal of a partition on the ground floor is said to have weakened the structure and the Taku simply lifted the upper story over onto the beach. Swanson was asleep in one of the second stony rooms at the time, but was unin- | Goetz | night Marshal Feero to patrol the |as evid COMMANDER jured. building lumber Swanson was started Yy Mr. e CAUTION OF RESIDI COMMENDED BY MAYOR | With the present shortage of water and increasing use of wood for fuel, increasing the fires during the high wind, Mayor added his service to that of town during the past two nights. The apparent caution of residents enced by the complete lack cr any sparks flyinz from chimneys ! pccassioned very favorable comment by Mr. Goetz. With abatement of the wind storm this morning efforts were g rencwed, he said, with the as- Mr. Kilburn, to get the oing into the tank again. B e | DELEGATES LEAVE FOR A. N. B. CONVENTION To represent Douglas camps of the Alaska Native Brotherhood-and Sisterhood, Mrs. Anna Weaver, sec- rotary of the A. N. S. and LeFay Weaver and Stanley Sutton, presi- dent and secretary respectively of the A. N. B., and Judson Brown, left on the Northland last night for Wrangell where the yearly conven- tion will be held this year. PUS SERVICE TO TREADWELL A twice daily bus service for Foun- dry employees was inaugurated here Sunday morning by the:Channel Bus Line. Th2 new rock fill parallelling dangers from ) —ADDED — COLOR CARTOON NEWS Immediate salvaging of the the bridge from St. Ann's Avenue to | pleted and permits the bus to carry the Treadwell plaza is about com- the men as far as the Cahill resi- dence. Present schedule is 7 a. m., leaving s and 4:40 p. m. leav- ing Treadwell ' >ro—— NICHOLS GOES SOUTH Jack Nichols took passage for the South on the Northland for a brief visit to his home in Tacoma, Wash- ington. He expects to return in a short time, - OFFENDER FINED Arrested on a charge Saturday night by Night Marshal W. E. Feero, Cieorge Weaver, the offernider paid| an ante of $10 into the city treasury for his release yesterday morning. e — DEMOCRATS TO HOLD MEETING | A Democratic caucus has been call- | 2d to be held at the Douglas City| Hall Wednesday evening at 7:22 ¢'- lock. All interpsbed are welxme. ENTERTA!N AT 3 SUNDAY DINNER Dr. and Mrs. L. P. Dawes enter- | tained eight guests at an informal dinner Sunday evening in their home at eight o'clock. Following dinner, bridge was play- | ed. |rew background, | were: PICTURE STARS* WALLACE BEERY ]‘ Famous St;,—Himself an Aviator, Seen in *‘West Point of the Air” Tonight is “Legion Night” at the | Ccliseum Theatre, with the local po\t of the American Legion sponsor- ing the showing af Wallace Beery's Foint of the Air,” a strong layed out against the huge air col- lege at Randolph Field, Texas. Beery, as a grizzied old aviation sergeant, bridges the gap between the army air days of rickety “ératcs’ “flyinz coffins,” as they were d, to the ultra-efficient Y of today. He doeseven tor than his usual job. This ex- 1 of excellence undoubied- y i to the f: t aviaidon i Beerys great hobby. He is the mpos experionced pilot in acting cirgles the only actor. in fact, who holds & transport pilot's license. The great interest of the story.re- volves around this old veteran and his secmewhat swell-headed avlnwx son, Robert Young. Two girls—Maureen O'Sullivan and Rosalind Russell, are mixed up in the plot melange, and both do pleas- ant jobs, as does Young. Lewis Stone is a highly capable Ge"leral Carter and Jame: Gleason turns in a splen- did comedy performance. The extent of this place, the start- ling maneuvers of the army ships. . . all of these give to the film a color and a wallop possessed by few photo- plays. And dominating the whole scene is “Butch” of “The Big House,” ‘Long John Silver” of Treasure Is- land, and the inimitable Pancho of ‘‘Viva Villa,” now transformed into lovable “Big Mike.” The Alford John Bradford Post No. 4 of the American Legion cordially invites Juneau and Douglas to enjoy a great picture which has a special significence, in its concern with na- tional defense, for Armistice Day of 1935. BLIND BARITONE TO SING TUESDAY Eric Frey, “Blind Baritone” of the Pacific Coast, will present a cogcert Tuesday evening in the Northern | Light Presbyterian Church, proceeds to go toward the Young People's benefit fund of the church. '* Heralded as a fine singer, with an interesting repertoire, Frey has been highly sucoessful in the five years Ye has devoted to song, and music- 'overs are promised a delightful ey- ening by those who have heard him g. Willis E. Nowell will provide violin accompaniment to some of the numbers and will also entertain. with solos. Mrs. Trevor Davis will accompany Mr. Frey at the piano. A special feature on the program will be the singing of Swedish and Norwegian songs. CHOP SUEY DINNER PRECEDES DANCE Eighteen persons, guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hendrickson, enjoyed a L‘h‘qp suey dinner Saturday night preceding their attendance at the Armistice Day dance. Dinner was served at seven. Guests Miss Mpyrtle Hedman, Mr. Erling Bugge, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foss, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Karnes, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Folta, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stonehouse, Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Davis, Mr. and Mrs. George Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. dramatic stoy 1 | Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Polley. —— e — NOTICE LEGION American Legion and Auxiliary | members are requested to meet at the Dugout tonight at 7:15 to attend the show at the Capitol Theatre in ———— - i Daily Empire Want Ads l’ly' +.& body. ..Visiting: members: weleome. FREE ESTIMATES Empire Printing Company Expert Work DAILY EMPIRE BUILDING Phone 374 CONSIDER the pleasure greeting cards elaborate. price we can help you. bring, whether simple or Regardless of kind, stylé or Our staff is at- tuned to the work of expressing person- ality with type, typogmsaphy, art work and fine printi ng. Se 21 Gu NOV. Barbara Stanwyck Is Seeking Divorce Now: Wovie Romance Ends YWOOD, Cal, Nov. anwyck, film star, divorce papers have and propert ttlement husband, Frank 11 - HC i dis- LL ra Sta 1 irawn up, 2ffected, with her Fay, actor. - - TALLAPGOSA 1S BACK FRCM HALIBUT PATROL The United States Coast Guard cutter Tallapoosa, Lieut. - Comdr. Fletcher W. Brown, commanding, returned from halibut patrol at midnight last night. The Coast d vessel is under no immediate and will probably remain a base here for some time. e ord her .| THREE OFFICIALS TG ATTEND A. N. B. MEET Dr. J. F. VanAckerman, Medical Director, and Charles W. Hawkes- stant to the Director of ation, Bureau of Indian Affairs, and A. E. Scoettler, Supervisor of alional Education in Territorial 3:hools, are passengers on the North- ant to Wrangell to attend the con- vention of the Alaska Native Rroth- 2rhood Ve SCHULTZ FOR CEATTLE E. R. Schultz, Recording Secretary Local 203 of the International ne, Mill and Smelter Workers' Un- lon, is a passenger for Seattle on the Northland. R KI\’VF GOES TO WRANGELL B. F. Kaane, merchandise broker, sailed for Wrangell on the North- land last night. e STUMP FOR KETCHIKAN Assistant U. S. Attorney Wilfred C. Stump sailed for Ketchikan last night on the Northland. [CREBE R TCR U _GOES TO TACOMA Emil Zingler, of the A. J, left on he Northland for Tacoma. He will return within a couple of weeks with his wife and baby daught: - eee JAZZ LAID UP Cash Cole's yacht Jazz has been laid-up for the winter in a boat house near the Juneau Dairy. Mr. Cole is est at the Zynda Hotel. e GUESTS OF JUNEAU DAIRY Patients and staff members of St. Ann's Hospital were treated to ice cream Sunday by the Juneau Dairy. been | 1935... 'CELEBRATE SILVER | WEDDING SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Williams cele- brated their silver wedding anniver- sary Saturday evening, with 14 guests who enjoyed an evening of conver- 1, card playing and refresh- ments. Guests were: Mis Dalma Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Redlingshafer, Mr. and Mrs. Ber- nard Aiken, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allen, Mes: Waserud, Robert Gra- ham, George Giubert and Tom| Thomsen. ses Donie Taylor, - SHOP IN JU 1JUST BOUGHT AN Arwater Kent WITH THE NEW METAL TUBES.AND BELIEVE ME ITS THETOP/ | W. P. Johnson | Juneaun Distributor 3 — and Jeanie Roberts, a comparative 'home team. ‘COLLEGE 'ROMANCE AT A PICTURE YOU WILL ENJOY MONQGRAM PICTURES aresents MARY CARLISL “GIRL v STERLING HOLLO M ARTHUR LAKE — | ——ALSO—— The King's Jester Screen Snapshots News 'UGENT - IANEY ,newcumcr to the screen, Wwho shows marked talents as a comedienne also COLISEUM THEATRE pm The plot, 172 brief, concerns a con- “Girl O' My Dreams,” coliege ro- \reiwd college hero, who is cast down mance starring Mary Carlisle and |from his place of prestige by a framed Sterling Halloway, is now playing at | election promoted by the editor of the Coliseum Theatre. the college paper. The prank ele- The film is a gay and festive mel- vates a big and bashful shot-putter | ange of college romance, pretty girls|to the honor of the most popular and catchy tunes, topped off with man in college, and with the election thrilling inter-collegiate track meet.|gces the fickle affections of the Its biggest asset is the inimitable blonde college vamp. 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