The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 7, 1937, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JUNE, 7 Awards Given Valiant T SHOW PLACE OF JUNEAU SEA SPOILERS ~ FIRST COAST GUARD DRAMA + |U. S. Marine Police Co-Op- T()\l( A hew SOMEBODY FOR HER TO LOVE | erate in Filming of Story Laid in Pribilofs ... and what fun he is! Universal ‘Pictures is the first| VR 5 major producing ccmpany to pay | SN &0t s bl v imavAlL tribute 1o United St es Coast | He's an incorrigible scamp! 4 5 And they're such sweet- hearts! Guard ering 1 Wayne a ng the Coliseum Thealre, plot deals with one of the f going watct the patrol and its pe wil 1galers and tes the thrilling € of those who i our coast lines for 13,000} ind for ‘365 days of the year svernment ccoperated by | three of their patrol boats | he Pacific Coast, the Aurora, s and Calypso, to make lhs\K . Commander R. L. Jack act-! technical adviser throughout the filming of the picture ides John Wayne in‘a refresh- new role as a Coast Guard »r, the picture has a support- cast headed by Nan Grey. The layers Fuzzy Knight, Ba; 11, Lotus Long and ell H veteran Holly- wood dire ayer di-| rected the - FORMER JUNEAUITE | WILL SPEND SUMMER 1 VISITING FAMILY b renewing old acquaintances in Ju-| neau since her arrival here. She; v companied by her children, Ida- . Marian and Florence Dobson e N yesterday and enjoyed a veather nt -+ say expert from Seattle, stayed here |z Gastineau | was also pre JOHNSON CHOIR w3 Saturday night at the i IL ON YUKON . oamevi - | | Hotel, and flew out by AAT plane! \ : % 5 - PLAN V/ ON TRIPS I T o | | e o Muaran O05| st st sl Bt Bdancet 3v, ] FAN YACKTION Ta Directed by Williom A, Seiter production | |0 ovomine mining properties at! ... : hiag el et > Shafer associots Producer Nunnally Johnion Wi € Prok s at| gccomipanied by their two children | Esther and Lewis Shafer will |Pinta Bay Ileft this morning on the Yukon |leave Friday, June 11, on the Mt. ———— —————— 3 | for a vacation trip to the Puget|McKinley for Skagway for a two, Lo Iy M wd - (LOTIHFR COMES-IN | Sound district. Mr. Bonner is a|week’s visit with friends and rela-| MARCH OF TI E | Coming in from Lislanski Inlet|qoooo, SPR 0\ o convention | tives 2 LITTLE PUPS japoard e RURL.IL CERLs. T58 €1 i Fiieoms. Miss Esther Cashen has made Swanson, R. L. Clothier, Vancouver | Also leaving on the Yukon this'plans to leave ot Gn. ik LOVERS' PARADISE mining man who has been investi- el o Py L e ok seks’ t TS 2 ah ._| morning was Miss Impi Aalto, N h Sea for a two weeks' visit NEWS gating the Apex El Nido Mine, ar-1p 0o 0 " % o cher, who h i N Aister bt iAw Whd (15 HGEDING: 8t e GRstna | o g W e B R et s — | Hotel. ouglas for the past two weeks.| who are residents of Sitk Lode and placer cation notices | 5 > {Miss Aalto is enroute to Belling- | - - for sale at The Empire Office, |“Alaska” by Lester D. Henderson,|ham for a summer session at the | ENDS VISIT Normal School. { Miss Vieno Wahto, who has bee: —_——————————— S [ SRR visiting with her parents in Dou F dVv 1 | ctonn TOuCHICHAGOR ogun |128 for the past two weeks, wi resh Fruit and Vegetables || o woo o i v o vl o musician, left on the plane last )'mw Afies ~RhEAI X 5 Tetent |Saturday afternoon for (‘lmlugdl .‘ e S SR HOME GROWN RADISHES, ONIONS |l whrt i 2l Chsiec. duste of the Universiy of A1 - DELEGATE ELECTED A At a special meeting of the to the coliégs. Northern Light Rebekah Lodge &g held Saturday evening at the Labor CCC Youth Spends | Union Hall, Mrs. E Waldal, of Spare Tlme Mflkl“g | Juneau, was cho: represent her tension Service | the upon and FRESH LOCAL EGGS DAILY ‘ California Grocery THE PURE FOODS STORE Telephcne 478 Prompt Delivery to n Ithe lodge at the annual Rebekah | Alaska Trout Flies e \Assamb!,’ which will be held this b ko et R . e L S S b 205 ‘yenr in Vancouver, B.'C M)'S.: Alaska made trout flies th ———————————————————————% | Waldal will leave Friday on the latest contribution by the Civilian Don,t Be Satlstled' Princess Louise. | Conservation Corps in the Terri- | o e tory. | COUNCIL MEETING | Clifford F. Kien Zle, 27, member of "(’phu;u and Lee Nance. ‘ | | prolonged hike to n Creek HELEN WESTLEY .o 1 1 i”dnlil and the vicinit the foot ROBERT KENT MINE EXPERTS HERE | | of . Jumbo Arriving here from Seattle aboard ! | ; Scouts participating in the hike ASTRID ALLWYN » steamer Northwestern Satuday,| | | Jimmy Devon, Gordon Wah- DELMA BYRON Harry Bowyer, Seattle mining en-| | ! ner Savikko, Bobby Fleek, | THE HALL D h\ gin and Hollis E. Chatwin, as-| | , 'and Ken Loken. Lindy Dupree ., 1937. Emplovyees Honors and medals fér bravery and public service were recenily awarded fo the four telenhone company Mrs. Mabel E. Nance arrived | employees shown in this photo, Too left is Otto P.-Hoffman, San Francisco, who was awarded the Vail Sunear ast seck from her home in| medal for rescuing and resuscitating Walter Callison Jr. who was drowning in the Russian River, Cal. od River, Oregon, fo spend the| Top row is Mrs. Wynetta Sabin of Medford, Ore., who detected a fire and summoned aid that vrevented ot with her parents, Mr. and| a disastrous conflagration. She was given honorable mention by the committee. Lower left is Evelyn W. E. Bathe. | Manciet, Bandon, Ore., who was awarded the Vail medal for keeping telephone lines open while a forest Nance, who is making her! g gestroyed the entire town and finally drove hev cut of her exchange. Vower right is Carl R. Bel- first trip here since 1924, has been| ... of Richmond, Cal, who was given honorable mention for rendering first aid to automobile accident 19 BOY SCOUTS HIKE SATURDAY, WINDFALL LAK .| Nature Study Pmngl’unsue( hy]umdub«uuladl(.unp [ady. —Swimming Has Place | |night, Monday, June 7, at 8 o'clock' MORGAN LEARNS T0 SING, DANCE (N TEMPLE HIT \(lt‘ldll Actor Discovers : “There’s No Place | Like Hollywood™ | Hollywood finish an actor, Frank Morgan, heads the supporting y Temple in her new Twen- Century-Fox triumph “Dim- at the Capitol Theatre x the production of the film Morgan, rightly considered {one of the most capable and p xpu»l in the movie pitol added five new accomplishments to | his repertoire extremely | tarough experience | |on the st and screen ‘( 1. He learned a tap dance which | » performed with Shirley Temple, | tar of the picture | He donned blackface make-up | the first time in his life for| ‘Uncle Tom's Cabin” sequence, 3. He rned “But soft, | What light through your yonder window breaks?" line from Shake- speare 4. He learned to play the tro bone, but this required little prac-| | tice, as according to the scrip, the| notes had to be extremely sour 5. And funniest of all, the dig-; ified Mr. Morgan had to learn a ries of bird-callss | i Helen Westley, Robet Kent, As- {tid Allwyn, Delma Byon, the Hall Johnson Choir and Stepin Fetchit are also featured in “Dimples.” | 'Read th@ LEON URBACH ~ VISITS HERE | Leon Urbach, prominent merch- jant of Seward visited friends in {Juneau today while the Yukon was in port. Mr: Urbach is on his way {south on a pleasure and business There's no place like {to round out lin the opinion of ho cast Du actors cady long ge his | for the le. lea ;(l‘lp extending for about six weeks. |He will visit his mother in Los An-' 'geles and then attend the Masonic meeting in conclave Tacoma. | Club will hold their regu-| lar monthly business meeting to-| l in Council Chambers. | FRANCES L. PAUL, ‘ President. | —————— | NOTICE | | Second annual meeting of the| Nature study, coupled with swim-|gtockholders and board of directors | ing and other sports every v, of Jack Wade Dredging Company‘ id topped off by the sumptuous will be held Tuesday, June 8, in meals pared by Mr Vena L.|Dawson, Yukon Territory, Canada. | keey jceupled the 19 Boy | (Signed) CHARLES A. WHITNEY, ieir Eagle River camp,|adv. max the cai ral more to ¢ mp for 10 took advant-| ——— | | | | | | | at the camp are: Harry Watkins, Jack Glasse, Jim Glasse, Harley Turner, Jr., Dean Allen, | James t Moehring, Jim Terril, | Cyril Zuboff, Bob Scott, Jim John- | on, Fred Sorri, E ler, Mal- | colm Faull LeRoy Vestal, Phil- 1, Griffith Nordling, and George Walmsley, lip Har Herman Ct Unless lt,s Perfect' | The regular meeting of the City the CCC at Ketchikan, ha il Lol { Council will be held at 7:30 o'clock |spending his spare time MARY JOYCE IN i If YOUr home or business I‘efrlqeratlon | this v\'('xnw mcil!m C(l,‘lli ?l(‘rks‘lmut flies, samples of which ha from her Taku Lodge o7 office. new City Clerk, to re- been received by the Forest Ser-lin her small river boat Mary J. 1sn t Workmq 100 perfeCflYr lf ]-t 15 tOO place A. H. Campbell, resigned, will vice, Kienzle not only ms: uch ! Miss Mary Joyce arrived here last noisy, or doesn't freeze properly phone |be selected at the session. |{excellent flies, but is, considered an | evening and is now stopping at the g 2 3 ——— ‘r pert on all kinds of tackle, ac-| Gastineau Hotel. Mrs. Dave Ram- our 3 ¢ | BB £l o | SCOUTS ENJOY HIKE jcording to formation to Forest who was her guest at the| - . : Several Boy Scouts accompanied |Service off; |Lodge for the wéek-end, returned | New Refrigeration Service Department by Scoutmaster Dick MacDonald| He isa native of Kansaé and spent |here with Miss Joyce. ASk for IOhI’l Houk the Refriger(flion Man |and Assistant Leader Bob Dupreo,!unc year at the University of Ok-| - /; 2 took advantage of the summer|lahoma before coming north. {“Alaska” by Lester D. genderson PHONE 34 Rice & Ahlers Company 1 | GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. Washmg Machines Vacuum Cleaners ‘ Lewné Spurs L I. O. Textile Drive Flat Irons | THEY SATISFY! . | Alaska Electric Light and Power Company . Tune in on KINY—12:15 noon, 5:45 P.M. 0. leader, has invaded the heart of New Fog John L. lzl;wis, €. l to rally workers to hls cause. He is shown here addressing a Lawrence, Mass., police at between 10,000 and 15,000, d’s great textile industry area crowd estimated by Secretary. How Canned Salmon advertising affects prosperity here visitor at the camp| ,| Perfect weather is giving that| _|Miami glint to ‘the hides of the| young woodsmen, who are now| starti their last week at the camp under the direction of Di-| ne Young | ing a variety of | and it is u\q)u\vd “Windfall Lake, set for | ALSO i THREE UNDERWOOD Due to replacement with ALASKA CREDIT BUREAU SPou.En .. NANGREY FUZZY KNIGHT Wm. BAKEWELL A UNIVERSAL PICTURE % Don‘t Want to Make History 11 Billy Goat—College ers ALSO Health l‘drm—-—llonxkung—- ews C]ctssfiled Adb in THE hMPIREl TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE 845 each NEW 1. C. SMITH'S QUESTION: Can the advertising of Canned Salmon help bring greater prosperity to the Territory? | ANSWER: Yes. The job of Canned Salmon advertising in the States is to increase the use of Alaska’s greatest food product. If this adver- tising influences U. S. residents to eat just one more pound of Canned Salmon per year than they eat now, Alaska’s annual pack will be en- tirely consumed. Result: a more stable market for Canned Salmon, more money coming into the Territory, greater prosperity and secur- ity for Alaska families. SALMON PUFFLES WITH SPICED APPLE RINGS ening into flour and % tsp. salt; add enough cold water to barely hol ture together. Chill pastry, rol thin. cut into six 5-inch squares or mundl. Place a large spoonful of salmon mixture on half of each piece, fold over, seal edges with fork. Make three slits across each turnover, insert a salmon flake in 1 cup medium white sauce 1 thsp. scraped onion 1 tbsp. chopped parsley 2 chopped hard-cooked eggs 2 cups (11b.) Canned Salmen %4 cup shortening 2 cupsflour 2 cooking apples Brown sugar Tomato catsup To white sauce, add scraped onion, chop- ped parsley, chopped hard-cooked eggs, ¥, tsp. salt, dash paprika. Drain and flake Canned Salmon and add to mix- ture, reserving ¥; cup salmon for decor- ation. Make pastry by cutting short- T'his recipe is typical of those appearing in the national magazine advertising of the Canned Salmon Industry each slit. Glaze tops with equal parts egg yolk and milk. Bake in hot oven (450° F.) for 20 min. For apple rings, core apples, and cut into thirds across apple. Place in baking pan; gover each with 2 brown sugar, 1 thsp. tomato catsu B& in moderate oven (350° F.) for ;0 turning apples often. Serve hot or cold. Serves 6.