The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 16, 1936, Page 3

STARTS TONIGHT SINISTER STORY of secretkisses hought PRESTON FOSTER Margaret CALLAHAN ALAN MOWBRAY RALPH MORGAN RKO RADIO PICTURE —ALSO— Just Speeding ajor Bowes Strange As It May Seem JUST 5 DAYS LEFT to inspect the ZENITH RADIO in the foyer . . . Through the courtesy of CLIFEF’'S RADIO SHOP |1ead at the beginning of tbe third T T PDLAR BEARS | period, but Hogartlie brougt t y | Bears up to a tie again on a pass | from Vickers T'FS EBAS !N | The Alaska-Yukon outf [ . into an early lead in the HGGKEY GAME session when Picotte scored, to be overtaken team. The only p was committed by a Sea Fairbanks-Dawson Outfit Outskates Seattle City League Squad the F Che The starting lineup for banks-Dawson squad was sey, G; Dempster and Kuhu, D | Hohner and Picotte, F., and Passe, C. Alternates were: Karabelnikoff Hogarthe, Anderson, Vickers, Ka- kiek and Motchman. SEATTLE, Dec. 16 Rl -3 Poiar Bears Hockey ed the strong Eba League Sextet here were tied 5 to 5. The Polar Bears led 3 to 0 at end of the first period, on by Hogarthe, Vickers, and Passe. 1he tied the in the second period and went into the The Al Team ou Grocery last BETH SAILING On account of the late Arctic the M s for Sitka and w S day, Dec. 17, at 6 o'clock. freight must be on dock by noon. —adv. the Al Seatt score — e Give “Holeproof” Hosiery P e S TR LT B adv NEW RONSON CIGARETTE LIGHTERS $1.00 to $5.00 MEN'S LEATHER "ZIP" CASES $3.00 to $9.00 MILITARY BRUSH SETS $2.00 to $6.00 FIVE-YEAR DIARY--1eather Bound $1.25 to $3.00 GIFT STATIONERY—Montague's $1.00 to $5.00 LADIES' DRESSER SETS $1.50 to $20.00 EVENING IN PARIS PERFUME SETS $1.10 to $7.75 SELECT PERFUMES—Gift Wrapped $1.00 to $20.00 MANICURE SETS—25¢ to $5.00 Large assortment of Children’s Games and Toys . . Babies’ Gift Boxes . . Christmas Tree Decorations B S aas s GUY SMITH DRUG STORES JUNEAU (Next Coliseum Theatre) DOUGLAS ll THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEI lLove Laughs at Politics Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., and Miss du Pont, HORSEWOMAN ‘ : Miss du Pent, whese favorite sport is riding, is shown as she took | her thorcughbred jumper neatly over a barrier at the Wilmington j horseshow this fall. river above New York. “T.| “dee-lighted” because the T 191428 s mother was Anna Elea- sl E 1 his, who Long Island, was the .4 peen one of his favorites amor point for many of the |y Rostoeels = of the day. They went ., . with “T.R.” who had been o Haors & wnklin Delano, in defeated for a third term on hi newly-formed Progressive ticket, Three hours by train du Pon plants in Wilmington, Del were tightening up to meet the strain put on them by the burstin: in Europe Roosevelt appearance at 1 ome, Hyde Park By SIGRID ARNE ‘ Copyright, 193 By The Associated Press | WASHINGTON, Dec. 16 Oyster Bay gathering public 1 [to talk children wder i when other Roosevell, F A year arrived after the new the du Pont clan wrged by the birth Owl Eugene ng Roosevelt was en- of a dainty the hor B the & Wy at Nest Pont 1 the hills al & du oo ton in That boy-baby and oy I'he Manor put in : mother's h o the son and name two were typical “bor babies. They ttentive poon ri nurses frolic pri- Anner rricu- sisters to wene to exclusive choo where good 1 rt of the hmeti I country-side iriven by fi grubbed ir for reund the witomobil ide v up in children mart the 0 own roac familic re th horse du Pont groom the circular little Mi up Nest for Both Like two still hill: T d they have done much of nd the du Pont home in Wil- ¥ at the du Pont sum- at N t Harbor Riding FROM THE ALBUM This hitherto - unpublished picture chows Miss du Pont at the age of four. N WOMENIN FLICKER CAST - OF ONE MOVIE All Men Are Taking Heavy Roles in *“Captain Courageous” tage orth Ea Spinney, which wa ned the “We're Here” fo are schol ag chool. Tutc eld classes ved part of the fo-c'sle. rold Minr Tracy Learns Perfuguese Spencer Tracy haa uis tutor —Arthur Rosenstein, voice coach and Rodrigo De Medics, Portuguesc actor and technical expert. Trucy hair curled for the role of the| Portguese sailor, Maniel, had to sing and speak in dialect. Tracy tted with mild prote By ROBBIN COONS ir-curling, but balkec HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Dec. 16 Eventually, howeve The men who went down to the sea | —and fairly enough at that. Move- in ships for “Captains Courageous” | over, he learned in three weeks to| included three small boys. play the vielle, 16th Century mu- Freddie Bartholomew, Mickey | sical instrument, and to do a com- Rooney and Ray Sperry, the latter plete scene in Portuguese Bartholomew)s stand-in, went ‘Captains Courageous’ along Director Victor Fleming onel Barryhore, Harry Ca led his troupe to location midway Carradine, Charley Grapewin, between Long Beach and Catalina | Christian Rub in other import Island in the two-masted, 110-footroles. T are his has Li as Johr and re no women in fhe Christme Gift Suggestions Give Electrical! —Thor Foldaway Ironer —Easy Washer —General Electric Mixer Set —~Graybar Sewing Machine —General Electric Home Workshop SHOP NOW Stock limited on account of Marine Strike! ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER COMPANY ONESDAY, DEC. 16, 1936. His Futare Bride, re L Y 4 SAILOR Theugh Franklin Roosevelt family sport is sailing. Myth 1§ fondn horses, R.s—Jr. arbleehad shares his fiax for Here the two t Sr—bring their yawi into harbor Mass. husband trap-shoot Main Mi: sport Ethel ha more seriof mounts shoot how band 1 a ribbon; Traditior : of both families oating, in which hi ert 1 had him dow: oming shi mopolitan P Cc jatc orite a daily port nto politics.” horset down. a r her g i thou yermit smilir wheney ment produc of fem Melvyn th but veteran: 5 to Hollywood, nney and a sister ., which once Barrymore. A year Th hip iny belonged t Other Officers Chosen New Enterprise to Fi- nance Home Construction 1 Lee Ma buy the & foundlar fishir iiled to ia, back to Boston Norfolk, the Cuba Panama Canal fc harbor inney B 1l Ban the Keys Ley Lo wa Presi Board, i nnounced of the oday R elected were I Fos er Big Problem RS 1B inn a th clusive deliber: racing choone Santa Be 0 h of the Spinne tory purpose Meanwhile, on , the odor of codfis! days af 12 the pre m were compl melled of tish melled of fi: ever nd ehanges. Captains Courageous” been called the mellic pictures, but not in a derogat €. Cinematical de here Metro sound persi: therefor ov AT THE HOTELS Jobn Turner and fam on, Juneau; Ben Mu Maurstad, Angoon; Mr A. S. Thompson, Hoonah Alaskan Robert Dixon, Tee Harbor Ketchikan; H. Morri J. Lancaster, Juneau; wsdal, Juneau. Zynda Ada Pietsch; Mrs. A. H. Persson Juneau. B Ju Pet neau; « | Give “Holeproor” Hosiery. adv.| i - | throughou OW PLACE OF JUNEAU TONIGHT i assme by ? Did you think e that now 1 in the world matiers . you could p i cou're Rhiow YU L “Alan!} _..Don't you s 1 thir se alive nothing ek Adolph Zukor presents HERBERT A Paramount Picture with GERTRUDE MiCHAEL LIONEL ATWILL ROD LAROCQUE Directed by Robert Florey —Nature’s Handiwork . . Oh, Eveline . . West Indies: Cruise. Stevens, | Housing Administration in proper- Grum- | ty valuations. “Our appraisal com- 5 also mittee will acquaint itself with the cecutive procedure of the F.H.A. and follow mployed by | it closely. We al he organi-jan approved mor e under quar F.HA. and co-operate with it the making of loans for home con- \ppoint- Struction,” he said S e BETH SAILING On account of the late arrival of S. Arctic the M. S. Estebeth ’ for Sitka and wayports Thurs- d improve-|day, Dec. 17, at 6 o'clock. All freight must be on dock by na for ers ociation ES D SONS OF NORWAY Meeting Saturday night, Dec. 19, at eight o'clock. Important meet- ing. Nomination and election of officers. All members are requested to be present. GEORGE JORGENSON, President. rvice. and no! commun hom own | benefit of all industrie and labor connected with the buildin d | President Morg “The Board’s policy is respect will | be identicel with that of all simi- ) d in financ on: ha i pro oday. —ady NOTICE TO CREDITORS the Commissioner’s Court for Territory of Alaska, Division Number One, before FELIX GRAY, Commissioner and Ex-of- ficio Probate Judge, Juneau Pre- cinct e “ IN THE MATTER OF THE LAST e o o ! | WILL AND TESTAMENT OF B. ! M. BEHRENDS, deceased. ort, we shall operate in thei woom e ™ P P EE T CIVEN me manner as all Svings nd |y the undersigned, was duly s e appointed Administrator with Will We have been asked what return| annexed of the estate of B. M. In institution: tho on the sam oritism or b wtempt to influence in the matter of the purch f terials upplies or — | will be paid to depositors. Obvious-|Behrends, deceased ly, it is not possible to fix any rate | Ho of All persons having claims against 1wce of operations.ithe estate are required to present the establishment|them to the undersigned, with Federal Savings & Loan Asso-|proper vouchers attached, within itions, and there are a few thou-|six months from the date of this nd of them now doing business|potice. the country, the inter-| pated at Juneau, Alaska, Decem« est paid to depositors ranges from per 1st, 1936, four to six per cent, and we confident our association will able to maintain cord. is the policy Mr. Morgan be | J. F. MULLEN, Administrator with Will Annexed of the estate of B. M. Behrends, deceased First publication, leral Last publication, his T of tion,” d " Dec Dec 2, 1936. 23, 1936. prag ’“; Great 707@/?_ Wz.s;“ Look Aead 10-20-30 Years Will Nature begin‘to “lose interest” in you around 50? Not if you watch your diet, exercise sensibly, live moderately .. . 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