The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 10, 1938, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THU SDAY, FEB.: 10, 1938. 3 for Maneure Battle Fleet of United States Ma es for | s on Pacific INGENUITY IS ‘ Explorer Tgfls of ~ T NETHINGAT ey il o s o Y CERTAN TIMES| - of A oy . " . | rattle Post-Intelligencer) w Problems Come Up Mrs. Caspar Clarke observed in Nearly Every Day— |ner introduction. . most Sunset Club members had considered Santa QUKk 501‘”“% |Claus the onl: friendly thing about By GEORC the Arctic untii explorer and scien- By GEORGE TUCKER o vyilhjalmur Stefansson gave NEW YORK, Feb. 10.—Your ro-lyam g pleasurable geography les- mantic novelists may dote on thelr'a s funche 8 ingenuity of women folk in War-fponc o Seppe ility to make tea from| Tr s sometaing of & Sh n clothes out of Window|;n a1 0 to m that the and keep the home fires|snow fanl mt Peint Barrow. the ¢ while adversity stares them|ynjed States’ mosh nerthern oute in the face—but what about thesef, ot 15 less than that of Roanoke, peacetime victims who run intolva . and that the coldest North new problems every day? They are| american coast temperature is- 48 TONIGHT—lsthe——NIGHT time—the burnir the ones who show resourcefulness,| qegr varn or than one piace i who know how > it Siberia There was that mlnl discovery| Greenland Love!s made by Joe Cook at the zéro hour| Neither the northla cly, for a discovery that would have ap-|{cColonel Mrs. Lindbergh once palled a less ingenious man. Thelobserved that Greenland is one of water in the hotel was shut off. Inithe most charming and beautiful ten minutes he was due downstairs|lands they have visited. Tn sum- quet. And his heard was|mer, it is a proivie lan led with Henry Armetta i & g that he HAD to shave {blue g imothy, with bum- and scores of 4 { Nearly 100 fighting ships of the United States Ficet were massed in the harbor base at San Pedro, Calif., préparing to start five days of manes Hastily gathering some bottles|blebees ‘.m| butterflies flicting about others. : | vers, the fleet's first under its new commander-in-chief, Admiral Claude C. Bloch. This airview shows more than 20 battleships and cruisers [rom the kitchenette Joe raced into!poppies. blucbells. anemones, prim- Our Shert Subjects Are the Talk of the Town! assembled behind the breakwater, with four swbmarines in the u.m, roMnd. moving to theis :u\chur-.\;u- the bathroom, shaved in grape juiceroses and the inevitable candelions, i . oo uand rinsed his face in ginger ale.!Mr. Stefansson saic. There are more MIDNIGHT PREVIEW Hugh Herbert Doris Nolan Geo. Murphy 50 lon, He tore into the banquet hall Ju,\\‘man 800 sy s of flowering plants “DANGEROUS NUMBER"—— EXEGUTWES []|! Will Wed His “I piration” MUSI[}ALE JO oo e o ot wijmiic e P20 G'nd "KILLERS OF THE SEA" i men, I give you that great fellow, tic summers is the large crop of Coming 7 R \ T 0 (. A —(‘oming FlLM cuMPANlES END TONluHT that great clown, that great «-um-jmmq\:nm Whereas, in temperate o = RTINSt . R ek edian, Joe Cook.” |elimates, the night chili makes for iz\ high infant mortality rate among . Mrs. F. F. Cameron leading the de- Persnna" votionals, her subject being, “Are MAKE BLUNDERS We Building Wisely?” Still another token of Broadway's|these pests, the perpelual daylight AT GAPITOL ability to “take it,” was that rather|of Arc su S ident for their bizarre contretemps which com- |incubation, prac v all growing The main topic of the day was a . it pelled a group of actors to go nmn‘m “‘adult efficienc © cbserved. DI ss d b per read by Mrs. Rowena Hayes. “The Stewardship of Personality, See_ M(’ 2 \Jol H l o h erups g E o » 1()]) Of [he Town Stm's a bare stage the other night and| But there are compuratively few DO]‘iS Nolan G(‘OI‘L{(‘ give a performance without benefit ms—excepting the ones one s LCOIg . o written by Mrs. David Waggoner. 4 of scenery, costumes, or props. A|carries about personaliy—and it is I M s Gru“n “Personality is the sum total of Kow-low to Stars, Turn Murphy technical snarl which the theatrical possible to run a rusty nail through what one actually is, physically, B B A il trades unions were unable to un-|one’s foot without fear of blood o il and spiritually. We are Down Minor Players ravel at the last moment resulted Poisoning. mentally, the stewards of what we are capable The Interdenominational Mission- of becoming, in other words we are ry Society met at the Salvation the stewards of our personality. Dr. Army Hall yesterday afternoon, Jowett says, ‘We have more to do The newest thing m screen musi- cals, Universal's “Top of the Town” ends its swing and comedy reign at the Capitol Theatre tonight, pre- senting in second day showing in a picket line being tossed around| Arctic Days a theatre where the play was to go, The Arctic days and nights are on, The truck drivers were unwill-{confusing to most folk, the explorer ing to penetrate the picket line and explained. There are approximate- there was no scenery whn curtain'ly four months of “darkness” and By ROBBIN COONS HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Feb. 10 They don't think about it, but some movie executives daily are making ¢ Shen s ErosuIENE Dieten'an, Wil :‘T‘;fi,‘lfi":‘]i’;:'.kie’z ::’:(‘jt’:"euh:;;fi the blunders that lead in due time ores of musical stars and a ser-| B R eight months of daylight (daylight O‘m m kaé o m’m m;"gm"_.. to expensive contract squabbles and wj_nl‘ rmpyuvlnr swing melodies. . However, the actors scraped to-|defined as sufficient light to read c o L l s M 4 4 . even lawsuits with their players The offering hits a high note, | . '« from Print without artificial light). But rs. Alired Zenger gave a Te- ", Tl T L to their stars stressing swing music, varied types SSUNCT @ lot of old costumes TR e winters- ars Mt BAIC S RN view of missionary articles taken oS L eo Srnone e boys of comedy developed by ten dif- “,"“""\\ How deatdd R A0S et Ito nm(m( -.\n(.; -.w:]u E; men::e{mit Juneau’s Greatest Show | from “The Missionary Review of the . "ins o constitute the rou- terent..comedians and: a dancing,[Nch¢ OO With the show. The au-j © h from sgnow and some- Value Wm‘;d. hespetix‘;]lYLfiwel]lggl(m wor:: i hm;d HEIB drtintiy | fhey singing chorus that captures the dience loved it %“m‘ lhf R e i e, o8 in Arabia an r Colonies i % 3 : : . PR R LAST TIMES TONIGHT | ®orea i haven't too much time. One of :‘(‘;W:““I‘:“(IL-\‘\l-m \“):”:(’\d (I\xl:“x.;:n‘: \l“l‘g‘:‘ Then there was that quick-think- S&Y is overcast one can see a black- TONIGHT IS THE At the close of the meeting lunch these kids the Lv(¥\11 day wa nted to . seored on e SYBC ing actor who needed a presentable f'lzul figure for a unnn'er of a mile. BIiG. NIGHT was served st the home of Mrs, R, 5 the boss, pleaded with becom- bt Of January Moth DIAYS suit of clothessso that he could keep The SUrOFa is @ beautiful spectacle, » NIG e 4 5 % ing humility for just a moment of the feminine lead. George Murphy, . © - = o broducer whe but somewhat confusing from the Drama that Thrills! B LR nis ))xvcmu} MEENE: his aivents successful in the New York stage pii CRERSemOt With & Producer who| . qpoing of tignt, ' Mg . ; M omma ence, and was given the gruff reply piays, “Of Thee I Sing,” and “Ro- tuE% “,,'“”“m’\:“"’:‘_“A,"""'.;p‘::l\;'x gui. It eliminates shadows on the snow, Chm_;fl\_ ‘Goldstein, well known Ju- Uhat anything unsatistactory could :;t“ ;‘ “.\ Iau;n ““'f I\ ,"'”l, srvrl*("xv\ tar from a musician friend, he beat M&King it difficult to land a plane. “OUTCAST,, neau fur merchant, returned to the ¢ taken up with the legal depart- sbie e e eadins TR it down to his faverite hock Sh‘)l";:s:?(um:; ;ltlx;:mge (‘“h.bdm 0{ :‘gm city yesterday aboard the Alaska Me€nt y and ‘“exchanged” it for a fairl i £ GUPe Sasy fo SN N & with after a fur buying trip to Southeast Galles deniene 7|4("gll‘(1;“|;l:\;‘|\t,”"‘;.’j?‘l,;:,fll‘;” ;:";‘ll:‘ decent blue serge suit. After “‘}; ‘:tpp o SRR e ’ L 1ack: : < A ol . ally rview ner ” " Warren William A}{’_“"fml(’!ml"p‘:m_ leave for the mm. . That young thing has the mak- sky Tomlin, film singér and composer, s shown with his fiancos, DECAUSe Of her radio singing is pro- ‘l":‘;‘l_‘l“‘ i ”j:'mp‘(;’rd::;l‘ \‘:‘[‘,‘:’\“flz‘:{"‘_ Primitive Eskimos are govern- Karen Morley Pttt ke e - ings of a star. Maybe she WON'U| ;o ajcorn of Ponca City, Okla, whomehia will wed in Hollywood, Minently cast and sings some new .o B & BHAS OF 80U, 50 thle o' mentally Anarchists =nd Commun- Lewis Stone y plane within the next few mgke the grade, but that executive 3 S st o GaE: appealing lyrics, Ella Logan, pop- 1 oo himsell and raced back 0 o aq 'ty property, Stetunsson re- g weeks to make his annual circuit jg paying her salary weekly in the Tomlin said Miss Alcern was the inspiration for his songs. hos Wth Gmier af Kinen St A the pawn shop and persuaded the lated. Public opin .. i I The \C})]({))];;e?{nnfi?g e of. fur, centers expectation that she will. If she " m‘la\x‘n : l*mr\“m;)w\' nm?dlm: Dv:(; RIoites X0 taka fhio lue:aergn ok l;:v\"(nn zu:\mfi::"flm Islhe‘i)ris::'iy EE S s, it will be hard for her to for- from ‘way back, had no answer ) ’ bLiC DRER O and give him a golf outfit. o (3 Al i “Alaska” by Lester D, Henzerson. oor ine s o o T 0 O o et o we. | METHODIST LADIES Bicabers Wit gy SBepdOR. © " arier ths game, (ba, prociiose dec e et PULICCAIS el e Here's a case In point story| The other day “Charlie Chan at AID GROUP MEETS “Top of the Town" has a brand of ""7(;'“]”““ he attend a night club_gng in the case of denth, it must , = is that it happened to Clatk Gable, the Ringside” met an unexpeci G humor all his own. The comics tn- pot M @04 #0 Back 10 UDCIe pe inflicted by the nearcst of kin » “ere s no ln but it is might have been any of a delay harlie Chan (Warner Ol- Meeting yes y at the home of clude Hugh Herbert, Gregory Ri- ura ‘wheedled a "‘l jive "N 5 prevent family feuds. First mar- dozen other stars. One day quitting and) objected (o the ringside (oth- Mrs. Margaret Bland, members and toff, Henry Armetta, Mischa Auer, g o+ o o0 & Sub 08 SVEINE riages, arranged by parents, are time came, and the director had erwise stage) provided for his la- friends of the Methodist Ladies Aid the, Three Sailors who answer to Coones: The producer wanted his oprcely ever successtul, and public You Will Need No Night Time about 20 minutes’ work left on’that pors, pronounced it drafty and a Society gathered for their regular the names of Jason, Robson and :er,ldv”m to spend the night at his o5ini0n always favor: the mate who particular set. If Gable consented menace to health, and walked. Be- busine jon Blue; Ray Mayer, Richard Carle, C'“ and drive up to his estate In yignes (o gissolve the union. Poly- to work overtime, they could fin- fore long the studio changed it Plans for future activities were famous for their stage comedy; Jack SREBoLicub Rt SN puL the actor gamy js customary, and there is s E R v l c E c A L L s ish there, be ready to start fresh mind—and the stage—and Chan re d and attention was given Smart, known for his radio work, ;md Ro chaboe S MaBls. . 811K sig' Giloh OIS O Hlegitimacy. next morning on a new sel. saving turned amicably Lo work. Later he to incompleted business. Luncheon “Top of the Town” is directed by 0':““;:“:I“':z’;:‘i:oz»";m\‘xlx‘nm(: ::‘h besfpec.ico BUT. If You Should Need: considerable time and moncy ~.was _“indefinitely suspended,” .the reshments were servec the Ralph Murphy. The seven SONE cioipes o i ART GOES WESTWARD ey . - “You're a good guy, and I like studio charging he had walked hostess toward the close of the af- hits are composed by Jimmy Mec- oS Osear Hart, vcteran traveling OIL BURNER CALL Jou," Claxk affably told the director. again ternoon Hugh and Harold Adamson. Lou RS TH N man, left on the Alaska for the ) ll:ul it kjusl happens 1 don't ‘1'_«.1 Vet ailovs saiaraly. Olind Wit £ Brock is the associate producer and :"Hmuft"mflz‘;?‘\""l i westward and interior, - 3 H ike working any more today. YOoU Gaple among them, are famed for NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Charles R. Rogers is the executive 2 iy 5 agens in, Al- — .o o Re!ng_erahon John Houk at Blue 403 see, this studio kicked me around tpoi. willineness to cooperate in a 10 be issued March 15 and forms producer in charge of production, 5k2: 15 a passenger for the west- GRAFI RETURNS HOME Service Jack Gould at 117 plenty before it thought T could do \oducing. crisis yse March 1. For space and list- . - ward aboard the Alaska. He expects j Hamilton Graff, of the Seward it come good. Now that it's decided : S ings please call Juneau and Doug- Cold weather protection is yours !0 Feturn to his Juneau headquar- pight . Power Company. who has ELECTRIC THAW- )Clyde DeVault I'm worth something—can you give : la§ Pelephone Co. Phone 420. adv. . . . at a real saving now at H. S, 7S Within'10 days or tWo weeks. peen in Juneau several duys, is re- me one good reason why I should go Liverpool’s name is believed to be - Graves; during ‘‘The Clothin B s 1020 U turning to his Resurrection Ba ING or WE'LDING Ed Wheelor at 571 out of my way?” derived from the Norse words mean- Try The Empire classifieds for Man’s” close out of men's ,wf’; Sir Francls Dyke Acland, a mem- home aboard tie Alaska b And the due(tm knowing Gable ing the “pool of the slope re um winter outdoor clothes. ady. ber of the British parliament, makes e PLUMBING or Oscar Hawkins il : : : - ki . L i il HEATING at Blue 403 “py. Brid 5s oneymoon Bridge” at Niagara F ull.s I)vs!m ed by Ie . | SHEET METAL ) Fritz Carrothers J 8 agarg yed by Ice Jam WORK ; JOHN AHLERS—611 Rice & Ahlers Co.-Phone 34 4 Clip this ad‘for reference for emergency calls: 5 p.m. to 8 a.m., on holidays and Sundays. e his own neckties with a hand loom. Empire rlua»lfl;d.s pay You'll usually find the Man }Vho Knows sticking with . .. AS A PAID-UP SUBSCRIBER TO That’s because it’s sensible to stick with Johnnie Walker. And it's pleasant too .. . particularly if you make yours a short Johnnie Walker before dinner and a long one after. RED LABEL, ALL 8 YEARS OLD; P Black Label, 12. BORN 1820. .. 86.8 proof still going strong THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE Sigrid Walthers is invited to present this coupon i at the box office of the CAPITOL THEATRE AND RECEIVE TWO FREE TICKETS TO SEE “TOP OF THE TOWN" { o o Hammered by ice floes, the famed “Honeymoon Bridge” over Niagara Falls collapsed. The 39-year-cld span, successor to a bridge blown down Your Name May Appear—WATCH THIS SPACE by wind, dropped to ice in the gorge 200 feet below and the twisted steel is shown on the ice between the American and Canadian shores, just — after the crash,™ i~ * <