The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 13, 1936, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JULY 13, 1936 MARCH OF TIME “THE NEWS BEHIND THE NEW: It's Authentic—It’s Uncensored” A ‘G’ MAN FALLS IN LOVE-AND HOW HE FALLS! NEW CO-STAR IN “WHIPSAW" “Miss Pacific Rect” 1 at| Coliseum — Brings Cargo of Laughs Adventure and romance, drama and comedy, are deftly blended in ‘Whipsaw,” which brings Myrna {Loy to the Capitol screen tonight in a new hit with Spencer Tracy as her s Loy's characterization gives rtunity for the whimsi- first displayed in and Spencer Tracy | he > in which his delightful {brand of egotism and bombast is | tempered with an entirely human ro- | mance. { The suppe cast includes Hi 3 \vey Stephens, William Harrigan, —ALSO— ,Robert Warwick, Irene Franklin, JUNE BRIDE Lillian Leighton, Wade Boteler and ehf NoBNEE L {Clay Clement. UNIVERSAL 1" “Miss Pacific Fleet” arrived at the| NEWS ]an:wum yesterday and brought with | IWHIPS an M.G-M P he M nus e cture TONIGHT THEATR (GOAST GUARD SOON T0 GET NEW VESSELS : Times) it the biggest cargo of laughs heard |here in many a day | A quartette of the screen’s bes ana | fun makers, Joan Blondell, Glenca | |Farrell, Hugh Herbert and Allen at |Jenkins, head the cast with the | Misses Blondell and Farrell again > |teamed as a pair of wise-cracking gold diggers. | They play the parts of two chorus | s, stranded on the Pacific Coast and running a concession in amusement park at a naval base in| the hope of getting enough money (to pay their way back to New York A land jobs | i Squirrelsin sioned in January. 1937 building Charleston, C. N ill be commissioned in 1 and assigned to Puerto Rico The new cutters will be the est units operated by the Guard since this branch of the ernment was assigned twenty-five thirty-five-knot destroyers for scou and patrol duty on the North lantic during prohibition day Five-Inch Guns Carried The seven cutters will each carry two five-inch guns on the forward deck. They were designed under Coast | an > Dai 'd units in the Auantic Puerto Rico, H; acka January neix year ented by the addition of seven knot catters of the mod- MYRNALDY HAS | \\J S n DERAILMENT, NT TWELVE HURT Passenger Train Topples Into Eight Foot Ditch in North Dakota CANDO, N. D, July 13.—About a dozen persons were injured when a passenger train was derailed and |'several cars toppled into an eight- foot ditch at Considine, abo t miles north of here First blame split rails caused by tense heat for the accident - FORTIFYING HELGOLAND, REPORT NOW Germans Quietly Working, House of Commons Is Informed AN N & Nt ) N\ repor the in- LONDON, Julq 13.—Lord Cran- borne, Undersecretary of State for | Foreign Affairs, told the members |of the House of Commons today | that he understood the Germans were forti{ying Heligoland. The Brit- ish official says this fortification was in progress, as far as he knew, without the consent of any other nation SMITH MAKING HEAT CAUSES | Joan Blondell Gilenda Farrell th Herbert | { SHORT UNITS Love in a Hurry Micke: Steam Roller Topics of the Day Fox News FRIGIDAIRE COUPONS TONIGHT | 1 BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS, Utah, July Capt. George Eys~ ton, of England, automobile races, has broken his own 24-hour world {DEMO WOMEN WILL | HAVE PICNIC TONIGHT 1122 2% 15 i . et | As previously announced the Dem- | the circular track he | ocratic Women's Club picnic will be {held this evening at the Dr. C. P, Jenne cabin at Point Lena Free transportation for all Dem- | ocratic men and women who would | ‘like to attend, will leave from the front of the City Hall at 6 o'clock. The fine weather should make the occasion a delightful one, and Mrs. | guest and: Mr. and Mrs. Oscar OI- {son, Helen Baker, Miriam Cramer, Mr. and Mrs, F. Rouse, Mrs. K. Cohen, Harriet Barragar, Mr. and ! Mrs. A. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kaufmann, and John Morrison > 13, - Fifty Thousand Are Destiiute as Result Drougii in 3 States BIRMINGHAM, Alabama, July 13, Rex G. Tugwell estimates 50,000 farm families are destitute from the drought in Alabama, Georgia d South Carolina, and he has mu out Federal aid for them | D OPERATION PER/F( Miss J, Opheim was the Victoria on 8o | G. E. Krause, President of the club, | urges members to make the turn- {out for this year's annual picnic { the biggest yet -oe Designed for Daylight Dining For “don’t dress nights,” ight dining and afternoon wed- dings, an American designer has created this “redingote dress” of midnight blue silk ch n. It is made over a silk taffeta slip of the same hue and finished with short puffed sleeves and two front bands of embroidered white mousseline. A ribbon belt is caught with a blue and white nosegay. Short blue doeskin gloves and a the limitation of armament treaty and also have platements for six- inch guns. The ve: could be quickly converted into mine layer: or small aircraft carriers They will have complement of 115 en isted men and twelve officers three Coast Guard patrol ified gunboat type, which will be ready not only to serve as merc ships, but as coast vessels in time of war The first of the George W. the Philadelphia - Gal. Stricken wiLh Bubonic tef defen: ~ GAMPAIGN TRIP FAIRBANKS, Alaska, July 13.— Alexander Malcolm Smith has left h over the Steese Highway for Circle City where he will take a pol- these new Campbell » cutters, built rd, LD Mrs. Ge oumes and in-| has fant son w dismissed from St. York Navy he heen commission T ing the cu has n sel Mo ing to word received at Coa headquart seattl The Tampa, a Haida, now based replace the Seneca in 1906 and ordered service Duane To Come new 327-foot cuttes to ac Cordova cuiter retired at built West The delphia Navy Yard, will be missioned in November ed to Boston The William J. Duane, b and jioned in September and sent rancisco, which will be her comn 5 San station, The Roger B. Taney, will be commissioned in January 1937 and assiened to San Diego The Alexander Hamilton, build- Yard,' '| Nova ing at the New York Nav will be completed in January, 194 and assigned to Honolulu The John C. Spencer, building at will be the New York Navy Yard, the wonder stocking HOLEPROOF U. S Patent 1860272. Trade Mark Reg. 'KNEE-HIGH Ends main causes of runs; wears 25% to 50% longer! Because this new stocking comes just’ '4o the knee, it does away with all knee-strain and stretch — the main causes of runs. By actual test 3 pairs outwear 4 to 5 of full-length) hose.* And give far greater com-’ fort — with more graceful stylel $1.00 3 pairs $2.85 Quality Checked and Guarantoed by Good Housekesping. FAMILY SHOE STORE LOU HUDSON, Manager r Tampa, which cord- st Guard + ship of the will from Samuel D. Ingram, building at the Phila- ¥ com- assign- ling at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, will be also build- ing at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, boats built at the plant of the Lake Union Dry Dock and Machine Works, the Atalanta, Aridane and Cyane, have been performing scout- ing and patrol duty answering di tress calls and performing law en- forcement duties. Visitors boarding the moored at the Connecticut Street Dock in Seattle, marvel at the equipment and general appearance of the sel. The trim little ship shines like new top and more resembles a swift fighting craft of the navy than a Coast Guard pa- trol vessel Kenner in Command The Atalanta is under command of Lieut. Comdr, W. W. Kenner with F. X. Gehauer as engineer officer. Her complement of officers includes Ensigns A. J. Carpenter, W. L. David and G. L. Rollins. The Adriane returned to her sta- Atalanta, 6,000-Acre Area Quaran-| tined to Protect Chil- | dren from Contagion WATSONVILLE, July 13.—Discov-| ery of squirrels infected with bubonic | plague has resulted in the quaran-| tine of 6,000 acres of grazing land | from Hecker Pass Highway south| to Monterey County Dr. Howard Morrow, State Health | Officer, emphasized that there is no danger. | It's occurred before. In fact ever| since San Franciscoo’s Chinatown | plague in .900 diseases have brnkm“h out among the squrrels. The quar-| antine is merely to keep children | away from the animals,” he stated HEAT IN CANADA is tion at Oakland last fall after per- forming patrol duty off Maine and Scotia, where she aided in breaking up an alcohol smuggling ring. The Cyane is based at Un- alaska this summer as a unit of the Bering Sea patrol force. Her permanent base is at Ketchikan kan. The Electra, a sister ship of the trio of Seattle-built patrol boats, was converted into a private yacht for President Franklin D. Roosevelt and renamed the Potomac D - Last Rites for Harry Steel Held in Seattle SEATTLE, July 13 Funeral services for the late Harry G. Steel, Editor and owner of the Cordova, Alaska, Daily Times, who died last week, were ‘held this after- noon, cremation following. TAKES 100 TOLL TORONTO, July 13.—The govern- ment reports that over 100 are dead as the result of the heat in the Province, and thunderstorms have| failed to relieye the situation as t crops. HAS BODYCUARD FOR HER CHILD HOLLYWOOD, Cal., July 13. Marlne Dietrich, famous movie star has left for New York City en- route to London to appear in a British film. She took her daugh-| ter Maria and two of the child’s! six husky bodyguards. e SIDES RETURNS FROM INSPECTION | TRIP WESTWARD M. H. Sides, Deputy Collector of | Customs, returned from the West- ward oh the Alaska after a three weeks' trip on customs matters which took him as far west as Un- alaska . He reports fishing at jts| height in the Westward and runs| | reported fairly good. Mr. Sides went from here to PIPE ROBBINS; HARRY |Keichikan {rom where he took the | OLDS' TREES HAVE THEM | Coast Guard cutter Alert to the | West Coast and thence to Yakutat “Cherries are ripe,’ the robins|and Unalaska, stopping at way sanz in Juneau today, a familiar points. He returned on the Cutter tune for robins in the States, but|Morris from Unalaska to her base Captain A. E. Lathrop Makes Presentation to Alaska University FAIRBANKS, Alaska, July 13.—‘ President Charles E. Bunnell, of the University of Alaska, announces the presentation to the University by | Capt. Austin E. Lathrop, of the paintings of Mount McKinley by the TAlaskun artist, Sydney Laurence. | e ee-——— CHERRIES ARE RIPE, a rather new one for Alaska's|in Seward, proceeding here b, feathered friends. The cherries in|steamer. after spending several d: question have ripened in the gar- in Cordova on navigation matte den of Harry Olds, City Street —— e — — Foreman, at Fourth and Main ] | et ‘VlCTORIA TAKES | As far as can be ascertained these Two FROM JUNEAU are the first cherries to ripen in a Juneau garden. | The Victoria, of the Alaska Steam- | —————————— | ship Company, sailed south early| | ELLEN REEP CONCERT iths morning with a full passenger | Tickets for Wednesday night con- | list and only two occommodations cert are on sale now at Butler,| for Southeast Alaska ports, Mrs. |Mauro, Juneau Drug, Harry Race,| M. A. Math booked for Ketchikan Guy Smith, Florence Shop, Peter|and William Cocaly going to Sitka. Pan Shop, Zynda and Gastineau | e | Hotels. —adv. | PARTY MEETING | ——————— | REPUBLICAN PARTY MEETING | POUR CONCRETE |at Juneau City Council Chambers, | Pouring of concrete for the 94 City Hall, Juneau, Tuesday, July 14, ‘square feet of sidewalk on the east!1936, at 8 p.n. All Republicans | port, three limited commercial, eight |invited. 11th streets was completed this HOWARD D. STABLER, morning. Divisional Committeeman. adv. ’\'\us in port this morning wide-brimmed navy milan hat complete the costume. 60 TO BEACHES, DOUGLAS NEW DOUGLAS CANNERY MAKES SHIPMENT salmon of the out The third this shipment from went as the vessel c on her way south’ from Sitka. With the two previous shipments, the total shipped so far, is 2,569 cases for season local on lled in is NEW DELIVERY CAR Feusi and Jensen Hardware Com- pany has added a to expedite their delivery service The new car was secured throug Juneau Motor Company, with turn in of the sedan owned by Mr Jensen new Ford truck - MRS. OTT PA>»>£S THROUGH Mrs. William Ott, of Sitka, is a assenger on the North Sea, which enroute outside for a trip to seek medical treatment. S e HOME FROM TENAK Reporting an enjoyable v Mrs. J. O. Kirkham, Mrs. Movall and Inga Dickenson turned home Sunday morning ‘enakee Hot Springs 2] weeks there. af - . FROM HOSPITAL Mrs. George Baroumes and fant son returned home from Ann’s Hospital Saturday evening - - TO PETERSBURG George Bahler, concrete man with Wright and Stock Company, took passage on the North Sea for Pet ersburg where he will continue with the company. - - v - VISITORS HERE Mrs. Anna Corliss, of Lowell, Pa and Mrs. Nina Page, of Meadville Pa., arrived here on one of th last boats from the south and arc visiting William A. Fleek # b “THE CACHE” NEWEST TOURIST ATTRACTION IN SCURDOUGH CABIN Workmen started construction yesterday of a complete replica of a Sourdough cabin at a point op- posite the Columbia Lumber Co. and near the Pacific Coast Dock for Mary Norris G which will be occupied, when completed, by curio store catering to the summer tourist trade. According to Mrs Goss a complete line of Alaskan made novelties, scenic views, etc, will be featured. The npew shop will be known as “The Cache.’ ’ B ELLEN REEP CONCERT Tickets for Wednesday night con- cert are on sale now at Butler, Mauro, Juneau Drug, Harry Race, Guy Smith, Florence Shop, Peter Pan Shop, Zynda and Gastineau Hotels. —adv. St a —————— SHOP IN JUNEAU! the !ing boat and continue his 5,000-mile election campaign marathon as in- | dependent candidate for Territorial Auditor. He intends to cover much portation D | AMER. EXPRESS TOUR PARTY ABOARD YUKON The American Express Company tour Southeast Alaska will ar- rive in Juneau on the steamer Yu- kon tomorrow, under the personal direction of young Robert LaBar- on, of San Francisco. The tour in- | cludes 20 residents of California | making their first trip to Alaska The party has arranged to visit the Mendenhall Glacier with the Far- thest North Gray Line, according to reservations received by Jack Simpson, manager of the local sight seeing tours. ESCAPING HEA NEW YORK CITY, July 13.—Hun- of thousands began flocking b s late Saturday er- to get away from the heat, resorts were crowded over dred to the noon and, all Sunday to act - v FOREST FIRES UNDER CONTROL CHEYENNE, Wyoming ,July 13. — t fire fighters claim they have great blaze in the Sunedance area under control > LEAVE HOSPITAL Three patients from - 'LOUISE KEMPER IS HONORED SATURDAY | A surprise birthday party was giv- en Saturday night honoring Miss Klawock | Louise Kemper, recently arrival were dismissed from the Govern- from Minneapolis, by Mr. and Mrs. ment Hospital this morning Th(‘}.".]. R. Elliott, at their apartment were: Sarah Jackson, Aggie Fau-! Among those who enjoyed the cett, and Jackson Suckrnaw. They |evening of bridge and the delightful will return to their home. birthday supper were the honor COMING! CRESCENT CANADIAN SHOWS, Ltd. July 15 to 22 Inclusive FERRIS WHEEL! FUN HOUSE! MERRY MIX-UPS! 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