The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 31, 1936, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, . TUESDAY, MARCH 31, : V|K|NG GI_[IB '[[i ADaily Cross-word Puzzle | SPONSOR MOVIE | - -2 THIS EVENING Upright Tree Coliseum Shows “After the Dance”—Harry Krane . Choose by vote 1. Electric_truck used in factories Insect Loster 9. Bliss | 3 Fanibiar with s 2 2 < L A oy Also on Program | BVl wi i “Ev an[En THElH L w 5 8 “practice : ; L Sponsored by the Viking Club, a | 2 delightful musical film, “After the| ¥ ‘w“v lnTu EH[H . 3 Dance,” starring Nancy Carroll and | g 2 George Murphy, will play tonight ! 3 : t {enly at the Coliseum Theatre G i ' S + Between features of the program, | 3i ;Harry Krane, popular accordionist,’ i { Will appear in person in a series i % | of musical numbers. | b y § The play is about a night club g 5 e 3 ¢ 3 | entertainer who becomes ‘the in- WOMAN 1 | nocent victim of a woman's wile~.! and winds up in a prison cell on a WAITED FOR ! manslaughter charge ‘he doesn'u | deserve. Unwittingly mixed in a jail ' THE CHANCE TO STRIKE WITH THE or practice . Outbuilding | break, Murphy flees for fear of be-' [ing accused of the murder of a pri-) VENOM OF A SERPENT! 1936. GRETA GARBD THIS EVENING :"Allna Karenina” Seen for Last Times Tonight— March Co-Starred “Anna Karenina,” Leo Tolstoi's famous novel plays for the last times tonight at the Capitol Theat- re, Greta Gabo, famous actress, is superb as the Russian woman who lcved a man other than her hus- band Frederic March, as Count Vron- sky, her lover, and Basil Rathbone, | as her ruthless husband, are equally | satisfactory. Little Freddie Bartholomew, En- glish star who made his first hit in| “David Copperfield,” was called ' back from a personal appearance tour to take over the role as Gar- bo’s son. ] The picture is celebratory of Gar- | bo’s tenth anniversary. One of the! great literary dramas of Russia, it| affords plenty of dramatic oppor- tunity, and all four major stars take | full advantage of it. — e EDWARDS ARRIVES ‘ K. B. Edwards, traveling man ar- rived from Valdez on the Yukon. D MASTOID -OPERATION Paul Jones, who was admitted to the Government Hospital yes- terday, was operated on for mas- toid this morning. TONIGHT ONLY THE VIKING CLUB Presents 18. Distribute the cards again . Prepares for a contest . Manufactured . Step . Reddish orange dye . Kind of wine . Attempts Ventilated . Japanese em- peror’s title as head of the Shinto religion . Acld truit 38, Blissful abodes . School - book . Ascended 5. Person to whom a legal convey ance is made . Old . Those that iT CAN NEVER BE ECLIPSED... . Addition to a building 3. Those who carry . Agree or yleld . In South Africa, & town or city 6. Kind of shrub . Sun god . Be mistaken . Necktie . Metal forms used in printing 11. Maltreating 58. Fall té follow sult when able and required . Lower the bottom 62. Draw . Loud sleepers . Pronoun . French revolutionist 70. Feminine name 71. Understand . Scrutinizes . Literary com- position DOWN FREDRIC MARCH FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW forgetfulness . Examinations . Schools of ‘whales . Fleshy fruit . Syllable used in musical refrains . Long narrow . Animation: . Utter "slang. 69. Article | 7| 1 | | 74" | | | B/ ] pear! . Japanese rice ke cal . Demolishing . Appearance or image . Joyous Bards —Also— Musical Cocktails Jack Frost Daily Alaska Empire News tage play . Helps Cylindrical Hold back Cl‘g in elgium Regarded Fireplace At home Vex: collog. Rowing imple- i ments Short for a . Dried {scn guard. Hunted and hunary, he | 3. .Faya attention ) is found by Nancy Carroll, who takes | . yhim in, cares for him, and then, {gets him a dancing and singing| ispot in a night club. But the girl who first sent him to jail turns up, | Qrecognizes him through the mask ! he wears, and denounces him. Cir-' cumstances then force him back to the penitentiary, where he is prom- | ised leniency.Nancy promises faith- ifully to wait for him. CONFERENCE IN - JUNEAU IN 1857 cereal grass Mother-of- !Seventh-Day Adventists to| Meet Here—Delegates | Return to Capital 7. Metal fasteners Al BE wl W A LEGlaN CONVENfiON_ | that ali v\&nber‘s be on hand as it is MEETING TONIGHTU:MP»M) to speed up the pregram to assure a successful convention All members of the Legion Con- | | next fall. e i vention committee are urged to meet | MCGINN ON ALASKA at the Dugout at 7:30 o'clock this evening to go over matters relative to the Department eonvention to be | held in Juneau September 2, 3,4 &nd | a passenrer on tiae Alaska:enroute 15. Commander E. M. Polley asked 'from Seatt W /ol Al I N/ AR AN/ AN N AR W7/ A TR TR //didh T 7/l A/ J. ‘L. McGinn, prominent Fair- banks attorney and mining man, is MELODRAMA THAT MINGLES WITH MUSIC! ROMANCE THAT SPARKLES WITH RHYTHM! |'AFTERT | DRNCE'} WITH NANCY CARROLL GEORGE MURPHY THELMA TODD i ' ) t { | | | nEPIG.. Mayor Goldstein .... ON THE JOB! Fifteen delegates from Juneau at- tended the third annual convention | of the Seventh Day Adventist Church held in Ketchikan from | =] 7] SRR AR yacht Messenger bore e A A i vention e e & stvie. ' WHITE AND BRIDE [NOSTRAND ACCEPTS Union Conference President, 0!‘ SA]L FOR ORIENT { POSIT]ON ON DOCK Walla Walla, George A. Belleau, { ON APRIL TWELVE | ) x Garrett W. Nostrand, Union Conference Education and i Mortgage Risk Examiner formerly for the| Young Peoples Missionary Volun- teer Secretary, of Walla Walla, and Cal Whiie, former Empire report- JACK LA RUE ALSO. HARRY KRANE and His Accordian In Person at 9:30 P. M. EL BRENDEL in “THE LONESOME TRAILER"” and “Sunny Sweden—Travel Picture Paramount News ADMISSION: 40c—Adults 25c—High School Students| 10c—Children BARTLETT LEAVES |LUTHERAN LADIES FOR FAIRBANKS;TO | PLAN ANNIVERSARY ENGAGE IN MINING i The Ladies Aid Society of the Res- urrection Lutheran Church will meet E. L. (Bob) Barulett, formerly As-|at the church at 2 o'clock Thursday i sistant Director of the Federal|afternoon. Mrs. Olaf Swanson will | Housing Administration, his wife|act as hostess and Mrs. L. M. Dan- and his mother, Mrs. Ida Bartletl, 'jelson will preside. cailed for Seward on the Alaska,| Among matters for discussion will | cnroute to Fairbanks, Mr. Bartlett's | be plans in connection with the 10th former home. He will take charge anniversary celebration which the of a mining and other interests left ' church is observing on Easter Sun- by his father, who died at Fair-|day and the week following Eastér. ktanks last summer. The Ladies Aid society will also cele- —————— I brate the church’s anniversary as MAJOR OPERATION well as the society’s own anniversary. Clara Benson underwent a major s R operation this morning at the Gov- DELANEY FROM VALDEZ ernment Hospital. Ed Delaney, traveling man, ar- —_—————— rived from Valdez on the Yukon. LEAVES HOSPITAL { 0 LD Mrs. Dalton and her baby were | Tony Cravolini, ot the Gastineau discharged from the Government | Cafe, and Terminal Cafe left for Hospital this morning. " Seattle on the Yukon. INSURANCE Allen Shattuck ! | | | | 1 H. L. Wood, Mission Superintendent of Juneau, Alas Plans were made to hold the con- vention of the church in Jupeau next year DRAMA CLUB WILL MEET THIS EVENING The Drama Club will hold a meet- ing in the Assembly room of the high school tonight at 7:30 o'clock Subjects of importance will be d cussed and all members are request- ed to attend | Juneau Ice Cream Parlors Ice Cream, Soft Drinks, Candy COFFEE SHOP Percy Reynolds, Manager " “WORK GUARANTEED” Supreme Radio Service CALL 634 FOR SERVICE AND FREE TUBE TEST o Pay’n Takit | Groceries, Meats, || Liquors Leader Department Store We Sell for ‘LESS because We Sell for CASH! STUDIO—416 Goldstein Bldg. ‘ T The Juneau Laundry | T————— ———— . t— MAURICE AKRE || GUITAR INSTRUCTOR SPANISH STYLE—Single or a series of lessons offered. | ——f Established 1838 LY OPEN ALL NIGHT Alaskan Hotel Liquor Siore Dave Housel, Prop. ‘Phone Single 0-2 rings 7 TIRN TN PIGCGLY WIGGLY QUALITY AND ECONOMY er, and his bride, nee Bobbe Dalzelle, will sail from Aberdeen, Washington April 12, for Shanghai, aboard the Scandinavian motorship Somervyille, according to a letter from Mr. White | received by The Empire today Until the sailing date, Mr. and Mrs. White are at home in Portland | Oregon, at the Alexandra Arms, e: {cept for a.brief Nevada trip to visit Mrs. White's mother e 00 coco 000000 I‘ . AT THE HOTELS |@ oo €6 ~a 00006000 | Gastineau | T. A. Morton Haney; Mr. and Mrs. |Don Abel, Fairbanks; Mary Joyce, |Taku; R. H. Stock, Petersburg; L. !F. Barr, Dawson; D. Dernick, Nome; |Gerald Sherman, New York; Ed. |Delaney; Ken Edwards, Seattle; C. |J. Davis; Herb C. Dunlop, Seattle; |Henry Luckow, Seattle; George Rob- | bins, Telegraph Creek, B. C.; A. W. | Kaska, Telegraph Creek, B. C.; Dan |McPhee, Telegraph Creek, B. C. | Zynda | Federal Housing Administration, ! has accepted a position as Assistant | Wharfinger on the Pacific Coast { Dotk and will asume his new duties j tomeorrow morning. Mr. Nostrand | was also formerly employed in the | acounting department of the Jun-| ir-:xu Young Hardware Company. ] NOTICE OF HEARING OF | FINAL ACCOUNT ,iln the Commissioner’s Court for | the Territory of Alaska, Division Number One. Before J. F. MUL- LEN, Commissioner and Ex -of- ficio Probate Judge, Juneau Pre- | cinct. |IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF JOHN H. CANN, de- ceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Jennie Ruth Cann, executrix | [of the estate of John H Cann, de-| |ceased, has filed ‘herein and ren- |dered for settlement her final re- |port of the administration of the |estate of deceased, and a petition |for a decree of distribution; that \ W. J. Bohn, Seattle; C. F. Wyller, |a hearing will be held on the final |suneau; Lois LaGasa, Juneau; J. C. |T€Port and petition before the 1Coox)er. Anchorage; C. M. Hirst, Ju- |undersigned at Juneag‘ Alaska, on| neau; Ernest Kohlhase and wife, |May 18th, 1936, at which time andI Sumdum; Wm. and Mrs. Bartell, |Place ‘all persons interested in the| Security Bay; Mrs. E. H. Still, Palm- | matter of the estate of deceased er; Emma White, Juneau; B. F. ‘and the administration of the snme,‘ Ficken, Sitka. Alaskan Andrew Hovick, Chichagof; Wm. | Strong, Tulsequah; Nels Flatikoal; {Dan Dolan, Seattle; John Mona- | han, Marshall; P. Pappas, Fairhav- |en; Jeannette ‘Herbst, Juneau; J. Heath, Ketchikan; H. O. Pomeroy, Port Ludlow, Wash. SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST! | may file objections to said final re-| | port, account and petition, and | [contest the same. | Given under my hand and the | seal of the Probate Court this 16th |day of March, 1936. J. F. MULLEN, |U. 8. Commissioner and Ex-officlo Probate Judge, Juneau Precinct. First -publication, March 17, 1936. Last publication, April 7, 1936. Unitep Foop Co. Teleph ‘Whatever you need i i one 16 n the food line—meats, milk, fruits and vegetables, cakes, bread, groceries—all under one roof, you, and our savings ir costs mean more for y Handier for 1 overhead and delivery your money. Grapefruit, Bananas Bargains i n breakfast food! Large Arizona grapferuit, at 5 for 25 cents, have won out over the Florida variety. Take them st raight if you like them that way, or if you like citrus juice, mix half and half with orange juice. Wednesday should be banana day, as we offer three pounds for 29 cents—One Day Only. FAST FREE DELIVERY TO THE VOTERS OF JUNEAU: y A candidate for mayor may think he can remain away from the City Hall and transact the cit business through hired employees; but wh'_)cver is elected mayor will find that, whether he desires it or not, if he is going to perform the functions of the office as they must be per- formed now, he will have to move into the City Hall and give his entire attention to the city’s affairs. _ One who has not had to deal directly with the city expenditures for rghef during the past three years, one who is not most thoroughly fam- llAlar with this serious and important problem, even with the best inten- tion to effect economy, might readily make one little mistake which would cost the city more than the whole annual salary now paid the street commissioner. During the first year and a half of Mayor Goldstein’s administration there was no city engineer, but the employment of the present city en- gineer was made necessary by PWA requirements in connection with the improvements made last year by the city, assisted by federal aid. Since those improvements have been completed the services of the city engineer have been required on FERA work and in compiling a new building code. This year the city is adopting a Building Code, the administration of which will require the services of the city engineer as a building inspector the greater portion of his time, but it is expected that a con- siderable part of his salary will be returned to the city in the way .of fees collected under the Code. It requires more than good intentions and declarations to effect economy. We are aware that the voters know that all the candidates on the People’s Ticket will be as careful of city funds as any other set of candidates. EXPERIENCE SHOULD OUTWEIGH GOOD INTENTIONS . With due respect to all the opposing candidates for mayor and coun- cilmen, and mindful of the conditions which prevailed in Juneau a few years ago, we say that today Juneau’s mayor, whether paid or not, MUST BE ON THE JOB AT ALL TIMES. It hgis been said that the mayor does not need to be on the job but he can hire someone to attend to his duties. This is the weak spot in any economy platform. If all the important duties of the mayor, under the present system, are left to a HIRED EMPLOYEE instead of an ELECTED REPRESEN- TATIVE, the voters are left in the dark as to who will handle their most important affairs. If you vote the People’s Ticket, YOU KNOW TO WHQM YOU ARE ENTRUSTING YOUR INTERESTS; OTHERWISE YOU ARE LEFT IN THE DARK. WHICH DO YOU PREFER? If you vote the People’s Ticket you are assured that the present system of administering the city’s affairs will be continued. 'You know our platform and what to expect if we are elected. What will other candidates give you? If any candidate for mayor does not intend to give his full time in personally supervising the city's important affairs, who will be employed to do that? We think the voters have a right to know. VOTE THE PEOPLE’S TICKET For Mayor— I. GOLDSTEIN For Councilmen— RALPH H. BEISTLINE OSCAR HARRI FEEI A NRE B ]