The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 14, 1936, Page 3

Basesoiissasntivttitibpvisnin et DAILY- ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, OCT, | 193 TONIGHT at the Show Place of Jurieau \\\\ \H |l| |”"|’ /‘"IV//I,AIV IHRLIOD MORROCO" 1L of SPAIN! R (13! R IRV [l i UNDER 4 cnnntess...and s|he to ,hln) io;a T / Ned with JOHN HALLIDAY A Paramount Picture /// 'Su0s7) % Wy iy % @009 i N2 e N7 | ! O 90 2 Plus FIFI D’ORSAY in “KATZ PAJAMAS” Daily Alaska Empire Reporter \\\\ \ O SR CHAMP GOING qpreed br i 0 ARKANSAS " o Braddock \Xfi_'rry Cure at As Mi;lwest Goes, So Goes Election, Now garded by the Democrats vention time as push-overs for . 2 Roosevelt because of independent Hot vS_Pl‘mgs for Arth party influence, the Republicans ritis, Left Hand have organized with every indica-| tion that they mean business. | CHICAGO, I, Oct. 14. — Joe Ohio, jalmost conceded to be Re-| Gould, manager of heavyweight publican a few weeks ago, NOW iS champion Jim Braddock, said spoken of by Republi leaders | Braddock will leave Friday for Hot as fighting groupd. 1t is apparent gprings, Arkansas, to remain for at that the Democrats do not mean t0 jeast one month in hopes to be let Governor Lagdon’s own state of | cured of arthritis in the left hand. Kangas'go by “default; _Lhcy arc: making 'a real effort to edge it to- ARE CG'MlNG HERE ON SAD MISSION ward the Democtatic column. And throughout the whole Ter- ritory, comparatively small major- ities are universal expectation. Al- most every request for an claction land are three passengers who are prediction, to whicHever party man- coming on # sad mission, They are ager it may be addressed, brings myrs, Freda Swanson, wife of Olaf the same response. | Swanson, pioneer, who died sud- “It will -be closert than usual in/denly in Douglas last Saturday this state this year, but—" evening, and two daughters, Mrs. That ought to insure some inter-| Florence Young and Mrs. L. Likens. esting statistical reading for elec- Funeral arrangements. are pend- tion night. ing their arrival here. -, — - | —————— Lode and pracer Iocatlon notices Georgia has an area of 1,652213,- tor sale at The Empire office. 376,000 square fee.t Aboard Writes. .instantfy! | « + the Platipum channel of the FEATHER- TOUCH point sees to that. Six other outstand- ing Sheaffer advantages bring new pleasure to writing. 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When serviced subject only 10 4 small fec of Jfor duties, insurance and administrative expense AT LEADING STORES The white dot identifiesthe LIFETIME U ia 117 e, BUTLEB-MAURO DRUG CO. “The Rexall Store” 1.7 id of the Marines,” the new film at JEWEL ROBBERY FORMS PLOT OF CAPITOL FILM Marines on Parade in Stir- ring Drama Playing at Coliseum WHILE ROMANTIC RUMORS FLY | | “Desire,” opening at the Capitol Theatre tonight, tells of a sensa-, tional Conti: jewel robbery executed by a She makes a d ental beauty. jeweler think that a lpgist is her husband tor that fthe jewele) s her spous Mowbray. Robert Taylor, newest film idol, and Barbara Stanwyck, screen actress, are being seen frequently together, and as a result the movie colony is wandering if there’s romance Involved. They are seen here together | at an informal Hollywood event. (Associated Press Photo) PIONEERS GIVE PASTOR W0OD PICTURE SHOW IN ANCHORAGE Dress Parade Two thousand of the finost fi ing men in the world stood at at-| tention, rifles on shoulders. For-| ward. . . . mar-ch!l. . . rang out the| stenorian command and the troops! of the Sixth Regiment of United | States Marines moved forward in! a wave past the battery of, meras filming scenes for “Pride| is now in Anchorage pre-| chances on the wood it sent 58 1 6. " IRENE. DUNNE GOES FISHING, NEW FEATURE Rod in Her Life— Gh, Well, Go On HOLLYWOOD, Oct Dunne was doing a job done ng. 14. — Irene he'd neve going before. She was ‘I've never and I've never met a fish—unless cooked!” _W}ule they are busy misunderstar The seencs for “Theodora Goe g one another, she skips off with Wild” were being made at Reuss's the precious string of pearls, and| creek in nearby Sherwood forest. an American engineer out For Irene and Melvyn Douglas, her “ous L?(‘:‘llll)n. Out of an lea man, it was “in” Reuss's .hxl?\'mua series of happenings, an creek. hey waded hip-deep in the ardent romance emerges. stream, in traditional trouting This .pii'F\ll‘C brings Miss Mar-| Their director, Richard Bolesawski |lene Dietrich and Gary Cmpvrl the doughty Pole, waded too, his { together .{Ul' the time since l\,.)u ers rolled > high. M of crocco. In the supporting C'-\S'-" the crew, w in bathing trunks, e such players John Halli- waded or swam before the day was v, Willlam Frawley, Ernest Cos-, over. i sart, Ekim Tamiroff, and Alan The sequence called for Miss Dunne, who had never “met a fish” to beat Douglas, a real-life fishing enthusiast, at the spor In the movies, however, this no prob- ¢ A professional fly-caster there all day, instructing Irene in b e fine art of looking (at least) > an expert fisherwoman Broadway “Easier” And the trout? The studio took no eek. From Holly- | the Coliseum Theatre. | e ones, each ready e L R UN OGTDBER 2“ Pastor H. L. Wood, Alaska Super- | 10t willng 1o give its life for & were Charles Bickford, Joseph Saw- | endent of the Seventh Day Ad-|Prief screen er. yer, George McKay and Ward Bond | Gladys Ge e, who made the THEATRE ROUGH TOUGH and always READY! 4 frolic... boiled bruiser soft for a PRIDE * .for a fightor a .a hard oes kid? 3 OF THE |SMARINES# Florence RICE | Half Witness Paramount News | Charles BICKFORD Billy BURRUD A GREAT IDEA Moscow Moods len and Billy Burrud also enact | portant roles in the cast of char- James Oliver Curwood’s celebrated story of the north country, “The ° he made Chamber of Commerce, then an address before the northbound North-| 'chargc of all the cancer and tumor | were also there. Much of the story revolves around the work of the Northwest Mount-, his wedding day. The marriage was performed by j” ite players’ pool amounted to 18460,002.66. The champion Yankees jand the Giants divide 70 per cent ed Police, and some thrilling scenes the Rev. Erling K. Olafson at the: {of this, or $322,001,86 on a 60-40 arc also afforded by two famous Lutheran' Parscnage at 11:30 Una} Jbasis, with the Yanks getting $193,- dogs “Buck” who seems to be a morning. Attending the bride and ( canine hero, and “Wolf,” the dog- villain of the piece. Ticksts for either the two showings to be held the evening of October 20 may be obtained from The bride is employed at the Ter- Mr. Carter, or purchased at the minal Cafe and the groom, who, several stores which will have them is better known as Vincent Farrow, on sale down town tomorrow. is an Alaska-Juneau employee and Proceeds from the showing will go a well-known boxer. to the Pioneer’s Cemetery fund, Mr. - Ghisaso Ous i 4082, Carter said. ELECTRA IS DELAYED; | | | Wy NOW DUE HERE FROM DR.GARHART PLANNING LUTHERAN CHURCH 3 \VACATION IN THIS CITY COUNCIL WILL GIvE FAIRBANKS TOMORROW The Pacific Alaska A ys Elec-| groom were Miss Evelyn Stevensen | and Raymond Jacobsen. Tonight | friends of the newly-weds will cele- | brate the wedding and birthday. | 1201.11 ‘and the Giants $128,880.75. | The Yankees voted to divide |their $193,201,11 into approximately |30 shares, with eagh player get- ting $6,440.03. The Giants divided theirs into 27 full; shares plus sev- eral grants to club employees, and came out with $4,656.40 each, The largest. losers share previous to this was $4,244.60, zeceived by the SOCIAL FRIDAY EVE tra, scheduwed to fly from Fair-| Manch N. Garbart, M. D.,.of Dr. banks to Juneau today, has been Garhart's X-Ray and Diagnostic| "o church Council of the Res- delayed until tomorrow by the fail-| Laboratories in .Seattle, writing to a urrection Lutheran Church is spon-|Ureé of the Nome plane to arrive in Juneau. friend and patient, said he intends to. come.;to Jumeau at the first opportunity, for a, vaeation. “I | Fairbanks. The Electra, is now ex- |pected to arrive here tomorrow af- | ternoon, weather permitting. | D soring a social Friday night at 8 o'~ clock, according to the announce- ment today of the Rev. Ering K. Ol- Coffee can never be too good. So keep on | trying to make each cup more some fine day you try Schilling Coffee. Schilling Coffee Js.0h want o go to Juneau and enjoy the ¢ o Dr. Garhart says he has just Swanson and B. F. McDowell. ABOARD MT. McKINLEY | Cheattle, - of . London, Who:.is iR it motion pictures which will be|FeCent southbound trip from Nome tard, who was there from I-"rm'u:e‘SOlo by Emmett Thompson and | Western Livestock Corporation; Mrs. | work by the use of radium and X ;. ov.o0 e e Tutheran Church | ining man of Nome, and wife; charge of the tumor clinic at. the and coffee when its time for sup- | Harry Dob- derful experience and I leamed‘n‘ the church are invited to | Ray and the methods that were em-, yo14 i the church parlors. |son, a writer and collector of cur- ease and skin diseases. The more proper dosage of X-Ray is applied.” | TOMORROW IN P. M. | Saturday evening, will be held at 2| it was announced today by Mr. —— given tonight at the Northern Beer| Omne for Percolator ben&mas;fli your wonderful counal On the committee in charge of | PASSENGERS FROM Y. oe Dgcear. yrites, !arrangements are Hans Berg, Olaf| SEWARD - PENINSULA | rejurned from Chicago to take a pq program will include a 20_; Many prominent persons were on[ posteraduate course -under Dr. L. piuie speech by Oscar Eide, wild|Poard the Mount McKinley on the| shown by Clarence Rhode, accor-|10 Seattle, these including Carl J work in England. Dr. Henry Cou- dian music by Rudolph Edman, a Lomen, president of the North- and who is in charge of all of me‘group singing. Alfred I. Lomen and daughter, Miss diagnostic and cancer and tumor The Church Council, men’s m.gau_”l:(:rian Lomen; J. J. Keenan, a has Ray in France, and Dr. Max C“_‘“armnged a program by men md'Mrs. Ivor G}or‘dun. wife (‘wf the :\1_ ler, formerly of Germany, now in men will setve the ice cream, mke'aska SLefflmshxp agent, who was a | iround trip passenger; Michael Reese Holspnal innch)cago. per—but both men and women memwifm' 8 Ti"i;g (;“fl‘“ ;\I the ?“W“rd t was all a won- " 3 & e 'eninsula; v olombos, a herring ngregation and friends! . thes of the congree uir | Packer of Dutch Harbor; Bishop Al- many new and helpful things con- party. There will be no admission| €%Y 0f the Russian Catholic Church | cerning the use of radium and x':chnrge to the affair which is to pe | @6 Unalaska; Miss Isobel Hutchin- | ployed in the treatment of cancer,| {ios from St. Michael, and A. F. tumor growths, goitres, prostate dis-| Empire ads are read. | Redde;-a mining man. stubborn cases seem to respond| very quickly and easily when the | FUNERAL SERVICES Funeral services for Ray Walker, | local mining man who died last o'clock tomorrow .afternoon from | the Charles W. Carter Mortuary, Carter. Interment will be at the Evergreen Cemetery. DOOR PRIZE TONIGHT Remember, a' door prize will be who play leading roles in the stir-!,, O % for a conference to be held|&rade in the hinterland before suc- ring screen drama. In the motion The COU nt ry Beyond, ce on !"rnud\‘ v, holds that c_Lure all four_men are Marines Wlll’l NOl’thl‘l’l Locale, ;r Wood went to Point E \\\‘X:mk is “easier” than the inter- || living at the United States Marine . row aboard the North Star, return- Ghues | Ibase at San Diege where the story Is Blg Feature ed to the Seward Peninsula metro-| Broadway’s supposed to have the |is. laid. Florence Rice, Robert Al- —— polis and then planed to Fairbanks,|0ushest audiences—really they're {the easiest,” she opine: from four to 12 weeks stock, say in Des Moines It takes o click in | LOW PRICED? YOU BET! AND CHEAPER BY THE QUART HENRY SULLYS ARE of checks, stripes and polka dots. Typical outfit suit of greenish fint,| ters. Country Beyond,” has been produc- d to Anchorage. el ot 01"‘“; red-and-grey shirt with matching HOSTS AT BIMHDA\’ IR ¢y e led as a talking motion picture on Anchorage Pastor Wood| @, but o roadway you can do it|yanqkerchief, purple necktie. TH ER | an elaborate scale by the 20th Cen- hard a plane to Pilot Point |¢Vernight if they like you at all. The ing “‘l ..:W 'nm-; Jack DINNER FOR FA e Yankea c s tury-Fox Company and will be pre-'where he organized a church, then|PSychology is different. The attitude |, - dance director, prepared| Honoring Mr. A. F. Knight, whose j QLN | sented at the Coliseum Theatre Oc-|to Dillingham, also by plane, ana|!$: if yowre on Broadway you must| - kating scenes for the Sonja | birthday it was, Mr. and Mrs. Henry : By tober 20, at benefit showings under after a week at' the latter point,|’¢ 8004 oF you wouldn't be there,| ;. o %o M8 (SIS O Mnihnx:"' Sully gave a family birthday party the auspices of the Pioncers of Al-'took a plane to Ancharage. While in stock they want to bel, Ui oot e, Sweater, |8t the. Terminal Cafe Sunday.might. fl ! ac aska, Igloo No. 6, of which Charles’ Mrs. Wood may leave for An-{shown. InNew York, audiencesare; . ©. "= “on 0 Coir SEAE | ronaily enjoying the party equal- W. Carter is President chorage on the Northwestern to join | C0mposed largely of people there for) b4 on (o withdraw the cold |1¥ With the dinner guests and guest H For seyeral weeks Mr. Carter hily her husband end return here with{8 NOliday, fore than ready to ekl i ¢ 4he 4de natace’ Tosation of honor, who is Mrs. Sully’s father, “ fl erlfls been negotiating for a motion pic- him after the special conference. ¢t for granted you're somebody if 7 R were members of the Terminal Or- ‘ ture for the benefit performance BN L B r‘J”\l‘l"‘ in a Broadway play.” 4 “'“mlt('.::(\,',(m V:uLlonulurflmlbow chestra who provided birthday mu- 1 and after considerable correspond- Hot Clothes WIS DOk & cnough. e alone| . - . sghout the dinner party and | Seven new attendance and fi-'ence was fortunate enough to ob- BIRTHDAY BECOMES And picture audiences, she ot e “"”l"‘"‘ caught- cold and| o rowgurded by pieces ol;athye big {nancial records were written into tain “The Country Beyond” pars WEDDING DAY FOR |[ticves, are like the hinterland’s in “eBt to the hospital birthday cake which adorned the |the World Series books and play- ticularly suitable for a Plonest- wanting to be shown—and more R R table as a centerpiece. ers of the two New York clubs sponsored showing because of the VINCENT FARROW;)L n once | DOOR PRIZE TONIGHT Places were set for Mr. and Mrs. |divided their share of the largest Northern locale of the story ——— ! Boris Morros, the rotund music A. F. Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence lgross receipts in the history of According to advance notices of** When Mary Watson and Vineent|master, likes color in his clothes| Remember, a door prize will be Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sey, Mr. |the series. the picture it is replete with the Yakopatz were married today, they|as in his music. At his present rate given tonight at the Northern Beer and Mrs. Verne Soley and Mr. and With $1204,399 taken in at the thrilling melodrama of the made October 14 an occasion for alhe will out the acting wearers Parlor. —adv. Mrs. Sully. {gate and $100,000 gained from ra- fur-trading days in the northern'double celebration in their family.| —— e e ey e — e |dio broadcasting rights, the aggre- Canadian Territory. It is the groom’s birthday as well as No wonder Crab Orchard is a whirlwind seller! It gives you a lot more than riper—smoother—richer 18-month age. 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