The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 18, 1937, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, DEC. 18, 1937. —————————eet ATIET) | “King and Queen” of Filis - XMAS SETTING | ADMINIST3ATION MONDAY Tonight—1:15 AM. ‘ ‘\vdgfi;t;fidfigs Bill De- House Floor ]ean::)trt]c k{’\(}s:il)g?;filcl,i[]NCl' 4 : ol : o S {Holiday Event at High E Ivll‘;\'ic:]l Fil(m i e Sl e E School Set for Tues- | sica : : e \ day Evening Vil | WASHINGTON. Dec. 18. — The 3 W Ho Rules Committee has given Against a setting of specially de-|yjgnt of way to the Administration's * igned Christmas decoration Housing: Bill which will ‘be"consid= Signmund Romberg's immortal X rs, come to the 3 e S presenting OVer jeygq as soon as the Wages and - Sleds. Nitsa Eokivins gl v sl Bl X 4 AR wndred students from Juncau HIEh Hours Bill has been voted upon. ¢ 1 v Metro-Goldwyn-May School will be held on Tuesday eve-| The Wages and Hours Bill was out his soul to lovely Jean i . ning, 1 ning at 8 o'clock in the 1 R daptation of the Rida further debated today on the House MacDonald . .. in the musical on Young operetta which was or % SR A i T 4 3 high school gymnasium floor while the Senate considered criumph M-G-M o0k a year of the memorable hits of the New | }§ L A Directed by Miss Alice Palmer, | substitutes for the Crop Control to make! Their glorious suc York i 2 P Y 1 ¥ o o 7 ?{‘.:m()i:“‘v'w‘n‘v\l\\“ ll:: »’:“ ‘[:.x‘«l‘.vi;x;:-llll ln:\u‘;zl" i cessor to “Rose Marie” and i ‘\ }‘1‘1:&}‘ ‘7‘}‘«1 n“, ‘:‘,-l 8 4 10 { $ 3 AR ety o hour of music, : | & AR T “Naughty Mari 1 d7 with a ‘wide . variets | 4 4 i Gk | Students of Miss Marjorie Tillot- TR e o P ot on’s mathematics classes have been! HOSPITAL NOTES Sigmund Romberg and | f - oyt ad iRy Xl working on the decorations, assisted | ¥y G LT undere liant supporting cast headed by! by several art students and bOYS|went a minor operation this morm= S Bemire o tla A B !from the manual training classes of |jng gt St. Ann’s Hospital, |Henry Harmon. From the manual it R “Sweetheart, sweetheart; 2 G S SR sy A hty and “Rose ‘“‘“h"j’," Wit you Joves o fe,” Jeanette MacDonald and me ever?” On the wings of son Eddy, Amer favorite Topping even their triumphbs in 5 Yo ¥ Rtedaw SF i ince meo and Juliet"—| } % X X 3 5 e \ el e B | coiing clasgs working on the| iy ila Perpich, o medical pa- ¢ the outstanding sensations : : 5 project ar s, Bill Sapulding,) tient, was dismissed todsy fre sarl Click 5 - le wa smissed (o om St. i ks it B8 ! % . [Carl Click, Dallas Weyand, Harold| anys Hospital e S e ! g | Zenger, Cliff Furuness, Ken Loken,| play, “Swee Will You L h ! I‘Iviu on .»\u}d Laurel Mar-| o Stanley Eneberg and baby 8 R ' ! Leon-{qaughter were dismissed today from In i \ inder .o % wrd Lowell are working on electrica ; ¢ film version, with. the ARAEEOf| movies for 1037.in & poll. by, newspaver TeAders in' ditterent varts OF oontisstions ‘afid. stiidents frout e - Aar 8 ADspI temember?” wa E for the lark Gable and Myrna Loy were selected as king and queen of ihe timen and ope Miss Mac- Anna Berthold of Juncau was ad= . [of Miss Dorothy Whittaker have|mitteq to the Government Hospital ald sin [ oy ; : g; Erfl.fig(i%-[g Q’gs e Whltaay ey Tent e 0 be WO BY | today and will undergo a major, op= ¢ pera ViL. b . L & Co., Seattle; Metlak I Designers are: Bornice’ WegH| - ori O ind Frank Parsons, w <0 as-| Fred Naugle was admitted this nd “Vir ¥ g \ R uneau ? hi- wre dor N ‘? I‘ E S”EET!N 3 nd the Marly o, ¥ sisting in preparing the gymnasium |mc to S.. Ann’s Hospital for 1 b fl L] [for the event are Mary Stewart, surgical care and underwent am number sun gt € A ; Ruth Allen, Phillip Harland, Dellas|appendecic 1'pim " Love Songs \ 2 B i) g 3 PO W TR e 1 unesa To Thrill You! i e : 4 Y B it ety Tg JngE{M!"’E“ ; B Juneau e have) o and, Sue Stewart, and VI |s: Hack mrilane ateiins Gk “Will You Remember” e -1y and eggs to the tune of familiar ey LQJ s the outsts city of Alas-|ginia Worley from the Chichagof mine, was dise “Carry Me Back to Old - 2 atic melodies | K gl > capital, Usher will be Keith Reischl imissed from St. Ann's hospital to= y”—many other song v Nt | large annual payroll | Teddy , Geraldine Holm, Lou- hits stirrng and gay! Male E g 5 X ldings, many fine store se Hildre and Ellen McKechnie. chorus of 60! Giant Members of Council, NOW: biisiziess Houses with: exosils: The musical program follows AL S g . 5} ilent Night Franz Gruber in City, Appreciate ys that are on a par with any ) anz Gruber hoony ‘/h STOCK QUOTATIONS } g % S 5 e * 5 . you may find in the States. The| y 4 3 b e 00 S AND CAST OF 2,000 INCLUDING ¢ ; R Attention Shown o G ‘I:\n\t‘;]‘::ll((lllml choir sons OF ur Short Subjects Are ' RK, Dec — Clot e g R R the ur st sabects are | TN BARRYMORE 0 2 Bl 550 05 S e et v ot 3 il b i sl o Télico o @) ice ok o s ! 1 ftr . PeOPIe Girls' and Boys' Glee Club N"RWA! stock today’s t , 3 3 Y >cutive Committ 4 ette of Juneau the Season's Greetings.”|g, " |Salutation Samuel R. Gaines HERMAN BING » TOM BROWN §3' &, 1%, Amerloan. Can i, QMY fyalands . Fserve, . T | Allelula Ann White 3 AROBERT Z. LEONARD Prod: P can LA.LI)} and PO\V.I‘X' 6% Wmmm‘m P to take mea to e e kR = Mickey's Amateurs Produced by HUNT STROMBERG. e BOHCE B o Ty tinir individa ks and appre- JUDGE PRATT skt reer i REGULAR A Metrq-Goldwyn-Mayer verure SF) ML 0 Th e e | p R e Tyt e RETURNS FROM ' Girls' Glee Club MEETING Juneau, for Universal News Exm_ vester 67, Ken: t oW oo e L T OUTSIDE TRleva\m Oley Speaks the country. They are shown with the emblematic crowns given them. advanced home economics clas o |Give a Man a Horse He can Ride Central 19%, 22%, 1y in 5 i here he kindly advice giv- s 5 T Y LAST TIMES TONIGHT United States Stee s en us while in session as well as the | Geoffrey O'Hara| SA URDA FREE KIDDIES’ vice 2, Pound $4.99% Y';"n\l‘!”.: expressed in our ' ‘_,,H, Following a four months’ trip out Boys' Quartet L \ side, Federal Judge Harry Pratt of| (Philip Harland, Lyman Snow, JIM HANVEY DETECTIVE MATINEES DOW, JON /ERAGES tion with them, with the assurance .\ o liveq in Juneau on the| George Alexander, Ned Rowe.) December 18 hat it has indeed been great Roarin’ Lead with 3 Mesquiteers THURSDAY and FRIDAY The following todsy’s DOV Licu e for all of us to have had Frincess Norah from (he States and Mother Goose Sulte RIS, ADDWE; Ly e P ¥ ; Lewis H. Horton 7:30 P. M. BINSON CRUSOE NEWS Watch for Announcements! es averages his opportunity to meet and trans- Was planning to take the first avail ROBINSON CRUSO 5; rails 3191, up 48; utilities pot obr oy Wit them in the 2ble plane tb Fairbinks where his\Dark’ Eyes (Russlan Folk Song) 21.56, up .14. » ; father, L. C. Pratt, also a widely Arr. Bryceson Treharne o - D Capltal Cf known Alaskan, is ously il |At Dawning I.O.0.F. Hm This is according to signed Judge. Pratt reported a wonder-| Charles Wakefield Cadman members will meet at 8 o'clock for|and nsferred to the west- ATTEN N statement made today to The Em- phit - an informal evening. Christmas dec-|ward several months ago. Y AX FENTRD. A by Dat « ful trip. He went south in Septem- In These Delightful Pleasant Groves Rainbow Girls. Initiation meeting, pire and signed by David Leask, | > a5 2 2 ber, motored through the eastern Henry Purcell (1658-1695) Christmas Tree orations W add to t! ocea Leaving Jun A S t vefrestunents. 30 o'clock ton Mayor, and James Evar ecretary. ! hments will be served.|for Seward, M Steventon had not | o +1 1 states, visiting most of the largel Girls’ Glee Club Scottis e Temple adv.| Continuing the statement sa . g d ogram cottish Rite Temple A cities; went to Havana and back|Winter Song Frederic F. Bullard an Pr and Sol and games will mark the eve-|informed friends here of her wed- e . i 5 e St We also desire to extend our oA BE GUESTS AT ning program, with Miss Anita Gar-|ding plans. The Departiment of Gammerce es-|thinks and. appreciation to the fol- OVer the southern route. Mrs pratt|I Got Shoes S Following Arr. Marshall Bartholomew nick in charge as chairman T timates national lumber consump- lowing bidders for the kindly in- remaining in California for el S . time but expects to come northThe Bells of St. Mary's LI Miss Garnick will act as toast-| t an P t \ " N i " % Hernando DeSota made his his- tion for 1937 to be 24,000,000,000 ft.,|terest they have shown in our bus- | ‘s ; BIPIWIGI AFFAIR gt ‘m_‘?‘ M“f it 1("1‘1“m,~ic search for the Fountaln of a gain of about five percent over iness welfare by entering into the & little later, the Jud { 5 .C;‘ Eé‘]ml" tt Adams President, will head the group of | competitive public bids for the - o—— ke 0) ilee Club L I |Gloria Palri Palestrina (1526) c O S E U M | § count 5 the previous year. hostesses, all of whom will be mun_‘YOuth in this country in 1540. he previous y | : 3 bers of the executive board. T G B o A G SRS TOLBERT SCOTT Antophonal Choir Annual Christmas Party Is "3 2 20 €0 re ot the evening e ol H e s Listen to the Lambs . e i o s Got in North China CANDIDATE FOR [usten to the Lambs . || STARTING SUNDAY Set for Monday {Mrs. Waggoner will extend a Christ What J(lpll" a i o ornote MARSHAL, NOME,| ok Yatbasial Dol eddely ROADS !mas message on peace, while the - y b A, . e T Marianne Dobson, soprano solo Evening |Rev. Waggoner will use as the theme| \ 5 et § - {for his message, “The Cause and| ! > W o & e : Territorial Representative Tolbert1V's Me O Lord (Negro Spiritual) | ] 0 lOWN” { 560% ¢ g ' Noble Cain h “Father and mother” of the Busi- Cure of War. Scott, who has represented the S ness and Professional Women’s Club| Appropriate to the turbulent mili- ond Division during the last two . of Juneau, the Rev. and Mrs. David tary conditions of the day, Rev. sessions, is a candidate for U. .| SpirituaD Willlam L. Dawson Ann Sothern Waggoner, will this year exchange Waggoner's address will be the op- Marshal in the Second at Nome, left| A Capella Choir | Don Ameche their traditional position as hosts, ening note of the Business and! e vacant by the death of Marshai/Adeste Fideles ........ John Reading i | i to become honor guests at the an- Pr jonal Women's Club study| 90(:lski‘ns‘ Thomas Gafiney recently in Seat-| Girls' and Boys’ Glee Club | Slim Summervilie nual Christmas party of the club topic for 1938 when “The Cause and| sy tle, according to word received here, |INstrumental Ensemble— | Stepin Fetchit ‘aravan routes | Sylvia Davis, Althea Rands, Shir-| —Also— on Monday evening. Cure of Wi will be used as a sub-| | P | # s 4 Vol N ] 5% Chief Deputy Benjamin Mozee The party will be held in the ban-'ject for research and discussion. || el e . o MANCHOURLIO! . been aopointed Acting Marshal,| 16y Davis, Anne Morris, Kather-| Selected Shorts railroad Pr g | quet room of Percy's Cafe, where, i dasid j ¥ : r"pr\. b ? and has been endorsed by the Sec-| ine Torkelsen. | That Please ¢ : 5% . i LN AN, ond Division Democratic committee| e Y | DON'T FORGET Sidney Dennison, - ; o : : Coal, [ for the permanent appointmenj, ac-| Albany, N. Y., was named in hon- Matinee Sunday | : % i millet, § cording to dispatches from Nome. or of the Duke of York and Albany, Midnight Preview Former Juneau b ~ ¢ ’ coarse cotton, H > - ]whu later became James II of Eng- Tonigh%—l:lf) AM. I { Girl Are Wedded| ' &, " . ; : corn, | | Today’s News Today—Empire. land. wheat King Jesus Is a Listening (Negr . 8 g gro with s, ¥ IRDOA [ ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Dec. 18.—| | | Sidney V. Dennison, of the Forest; Service of Seward, and Edythe Su‘-‘ | vension, formerly of Juneau, have | o ibeen married here. Dennison met .m.. |Miss Stevenson while stationed in the Juneaii Forest Service office. | 1 WELLKNOWN HERE Chrlsim as S € als 3 Miss Stevenson was well known in| are here again! { Juneau where she was employed at| » 2 i Y ¢ e Percy’s Cafe. Mr. Dennison, a grad- o ¢ ” 2 o - g They protect your home {uate of the University of California, | : | : ; i 4 ol A ] from Tu berculosis/|in the department of forestry, was i ] % : > 8 | stationed in Juneau for two years, i 1O i w FA RIS i Americantypecotion] B gl TSINGTAO B Peanuts, o , ; TONIGHT soy beans, erican-type cotton. English walnuts. silk,wheat AS A PAID-UF SUSSCR{BER TO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE | \or e &f —ON e J. A. Thibodeau - i ¥ Ve S ,‘ ‘ HAL is invited to present this coupon HHH il ¥ ’ i g at the box office of the ! % : Q 100 MILES 3 CAPITOL THEATRE AND RECEIVE TWO FREE TICKETS TO SEE ' The dark area on the large man (black on the small map at lower left) shows the five North China prov- inces now largely held by Japan’s army. In the white circles are listed their principal products, In "IIM HANVEY DchwE’ those two factors, location and resources, lies Japan's two-fold interest—economic and military—in her DANCING AT 10 ADMISSION $1.00 Your Name May Appear—WATCH THIS | latest continental conguest. The three southeastern provinces—Shansi, Honeh and Shantung—produce raw materials—cotion, iron, coal—which industrialized Japan necds to. sustain her mills and factories. WESLEY BARRETT AND HIS BAND The two nerihwestern provinces—Chahar and Suiyuan—are undeveloped economically, the better to serve as a buffer against communist pressure on the west from Soviet-dominated Mongolia,