The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 1, 1938, Page 3

WALLACE BEERY CLARK GABLE crash through to new and greater triumphs now in this picture that was a year in the SHORTS—PLAYFUL PUPS NEWS OF THE DAY miNow, Show Place of Juneau rmrm— LUTHERAN LADIES’ AID SOCIETY MEET POSTPONED SCHAFER COMING NORTH A. L. Schafer, Red Cross Mana- ger in the Pacific Area, left Seat- tle aboard the Baranof for the nortl and is expected to stop off at Ju- neau for a conference wth Red Cross officials here. He is due Sat- urday. Scheduled meeting of the Luth~ eran Ladies’ Aid which was meet tomorrow at Thane with Mrs George Getchell is postponed until further notice. .- Try an Empire ad. .- “Alaska” by L Every luxury Every economy on the air-conditioned Empire Builderx EAST Bedroom Cars, May 18 to December 1, Luxurious Standard Pullman Sleeping Cars with berths, compartments, and drawing rooms. 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Harrais AIR SPECTACLE 1S AT CAPITOL 3 COMMENCEMENT Shell and Amundsen SHAKESPEARIAN | COLISEUM OWNED AND _ OPERA W.1.GROSS - ,\lll(‘&lll'i Greatest Show Vll!le Is Appointed to EXERCISES ARE Hop Two Directions PLAY 1S T0 END Education BuardTHIS EVENING Todayin AAT Ships AT COLISEUM Last t Tlmes Tomqht =2l 3 John Amunds took an AAT Yvas ] A ELISABETH Sensational Air Show High Wellknown Valdez Woman Forly SIX Senlorsito Re-| BT HEES “‘“w’("“ A et Pdll] Czinner Directs Play Spot of Naval Aviation | Named by Governor to | ceive Diplomas from |this morning, while shen fiew an-| Co-starring Bergner 7267 . ey Al | D P | | other Alaska Air Transport ship and Olivie in Current Film ‘ Fill McMullen Vacancy | JuneauHigh School T T | and Olivier TR i i | st 3 i opdy “Hell Divers,” mighty mnmnu‘} Gov. John W. Troy today an-| Commencement exercises for the Ihf:v‘l“““’h;"‘::m “‘\‘:m"“‘%Iy‘f_l'.‘_""‘{“'y’( Tove :ife. & i As “THi As You of aviation in the navy, with Wal-{nounced the appointment of Mrs.|46 members of the Juneau High)c>'lod8 @3¢ S R W) pike Tiand entertainment to your lace Beery and Clark Gable co- Margaret Keenan Harrais of Valdes| School will be held this evening - H(EY A0 SR PR T00 007 | heart's desire awaits every movie- = starred and a supporting cast which |as a member of the Territorial startin o'clock in the High Bavidn 1~‘:‘m Cobol 0, S0 ? goer in the screen picturization of I_,I KE I I includes such prominent players as|Board of Education, filling ‘the School gymnasium. All those at-|POYEH fFOfm COO0 = | Shakest A I 1t - Conrad Nagel, Dorothy Jordan, vacancy caused by the recent death | tending a0 B A atagt B T Theatre LAURENCE OLIVIER Marorie Rambeau and Marie Pre-|of P. C. McMullen of Seward Sixth Street rance | l"“ L s ;H‘y .“" " = ¢ “ | for the last SOPHIG STEWART - FIRNEY. MINLIV vost, is providing thrills at a re-| Mrs. Harrais is the widow of the| The exercises will begin by the|*? “”;.' ““\l u v";"““ Sta-| - starring tod most laude X Pe Cmer Prdcton - Smne by .} Clln turn engagement which opens to- late Martin Harr former mem- | playing of the processional, “Uni- '.""‘“f A with Mary Joyce aS|gpplayded star, Elisabeth B night at the Capitol Theatre ber of the Board of Regents of versity Grand March” by the High|OPerator of G | the film is a lusty, gusty triumph The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer dra- the University of Alaska. She is|School orchestra, following which 2 of brawling abandon, brought fo ma, filmed with the cooperation of the United States Commissioner at Dean C. E. Rice will give the invo- ERWIN S PLEASED the screen with all the wild hilarity the navy at the Panama maneu- Valdez and is widely known cation. The High School quartet and riotous revelry that Shake- ALSO vers, aboard the airplane carrier|throughout the Territory. She had | will the sing “When Song Is AT PATRONAGE OF spes wrote into its merry plot. | Jack Denny and Orchestra Saratoga, and at North Island, has the endorsement of the entire board, Sweet | BOARDING HOUSE s, plotters, forbidden try Late” Pardniount News | in it practically every air thrill the the Governor said, as well as en- Student speakers wha will pre- = disguises, duels, jousts, joke: E: service achieves in its annual train- dorsement from the Second, Thuu‘zcx;lt bl,” talks include: Ann ganu;;. Mrs. J. W. Erwin this afternoon| Sighs. \Iurpn\u :nlll \J\]o uglnmulmu: hes 3 - ing a ourt divis ekl » Future Citizen;” Gerald sclare orse! very gratified joy of this gayest of plays has been One sees planes hurl themselves e et Coke, “The Citizen Forms His Gm‘l:‘l(\:-l(l":"lil'x:“(:l ‘x:«m‘\‘ 34 s ::1‘:\ lv\l'n Inparpotatpd;n this, glorious Giks MARY NORDNES Iduwm\m’d, two miles in 1]«% ](ln\ln‘ A ‘;:-::ml{';) : J‘uunHTu)ém-. -L'Th(‘ fiblk Soria b whlL us the comiby of mEny m:Tv S i BECOMES BRIDE, half a minute. One sees hundreds g ains His Countr it-1 S RHitboal fiew ones, at the resopens| I eAgIts e hilarity ¢ . of planes in the air, diving through R 0 A| ecelves | chell Dunlnfl “The F‘I‘l(ul(‘ _C“"‘ing at the lunch hour today of Er- wild escapades of Rosalind, there is QUIET CEREMONY clouds in formation. ze! faces Life;” David Rel,\chlfl win's Boarding House, which she also tender and touching mnnwvh o ok 5 There are sensational crashes, a| “The 1\. W Citizen Pays @ Debt;”|,nq My Erwin have operated here ©f romance, thrilling and exciting A marriage of last week end o heroic rescue, salvos fired from | ar er as " y Mary Jean McNaughton, “The Ci- for several months until tempor- ents of jousts, combats and in- mt.k'l-'\“t to a wide cx}"r.le of Irxmgs great battleships—the whole awe- | tizen, Becomes an International arily closing recently | trigue, and dazzling splendor in here was lhut_ of Miss Mary Elise inspiring pageant of a great navy Figure;” and Hz-lr}\ Beistline, “The| " pine hB(mr(hn:g House serves| the lavish setting of the royal Nvuxj?lm-‘ who is a.ssocxated with the in full action. Amid this is a ro-| as a“ a Complete Citizen STy Tt R SV paige Territorial Department of Educa- | mance with the lure of the tropics, | Mitchell Daniloff, president of the| b 7 S0, T8 O Franklin| Miss Bergner, of course, plays|tion, and Frederick John Rowe, with love, sacrifice, struggle and| class of “3,” will present the senior | 0 (™" UL O T e (]":’”"’ Rosalind, with the cast also fea- Wahington State College student y A ift at the conclus > speak- b B & : .aurence ver enry | and at present employed at the Al- A o plays & vetarsn ©, . 0,| Officers to Be Chosen from.fg prosram. resentatian of honors |VRich is operated by Marshal Erwin, W08 TMESTEE, (U FentY | Sl S Rl SR ery ays a veteran C " C @ senta 'S | % i ey @ S p Stews sKa au. many years in the navy he loves.| | cal Ch - for Two | Will be made by A. S. Dunham, and but which is not connected with the| " b, 1 cuinner directed and pro-| The couple were married Satur- IR Rwvasbhaai0 DIV By M;.«Q‘ oca .aple} or 1w presentation of the class of 193g|restaurant. duced the film. day night at the rectory of the Rambeau, waits in Panama, but he| Weeks' Active Duty will be made by Supt. A. B. Phil- s R PR Catholic Chureh of the Nativity, the |always joins the navy again. Comes e | lips. Rev. W. G. LeVasseur performing y ag FRANK STEVENSON, MOOSE WOMEN the conflict with the new navy—| | typified by Gable—and an amazing and impressive denouement. Ont" understands the whole navy better | from this picture, which George Hll] directed in a maatex]} manner. | CONCERT T0 BE PRESENTED AT - TEMPLE FRIDAY Marye Berne Ernest Ehler to Present Both Popular | and Classical Selections | Mary Berne, well known Alaskan | vocalist and her husband, Mr. Ern- est Ehler, will be heard in concert Friday evening at the Scottish Rite Temple. Their program will be made up| of pdpular and classical selections, taken from light opera, and many| well known musical comedies. Miss Berne, a talented soprano, | has made several concert appear-| ances in Juneau, delighting all who have had the pleasure of hearing| her| Mr. Ehler, who possesses an ex.. ceptionally fine tenor voice, is not only known for his voice, but for his| ability in arranging musical scores.| The concert Friday, presenting | the two talented musicians, is spon- sored by the Junior and Senior Guilds of the Trinity Cathedral. BOATS SAILING FOR NORTHLAND | SEATTLE, June 1. — The first Nome bound steamer of the year, | the Columbia, and four other Al- aska vessels carrying cannery work- ers, mining men and tourists are headed north. Othet steamers in- clude the Aleutian and North Coast, also the floating cannery Interna- tional, Diamond Cement and PAF cannery ship North King are sched- uled to leave lat tonight or tomor- ‘ruw. Ball Park Will Be Gompletely Fenced Sealed bids are being received by the Juneau Fire Department for the construction of over 300 feet of 10 feet high fence at Firemen's Park, to completely enclose the ball field on all sides. Fire Chief V. W. Mulvihill said the| bids will be opened and voted upon | tomorrow night at the regular meet. ing of the Fire Department. .- MRS. DAN HARWICK ARRIVES ON ALASKA Mrs, Donald Harwick arrived in |Juneau yesterday morning on the | Alaska from Glendale, California, to |join her husband here. Mr. Harwick is mechanic at the| Alaska Air Transport shops. —— .- M’KINNON RETURNING | | Simpson J. MacKinnon, who has | been south on a vacation trip ex- tending to Long Beach, California, is returning home aboard the Bar- anof, ———.———— Lode and placer location noticel for sale at The Empire Office. rangement; ALEUTIAN NOW the ceremony. They were attended by Mrs. Ellen Rowe, mother of the his The: Reserve Officers Association.| R. E. Robertson, a member of the the only Chapter in Alaska, has re- | school board, will present the diplo- OLDTIMER, DIES TO HOLD ELECTION ceived its charter, and at present, mas to the graduating seniors. bridegroom, and Fred Rowe, is under the jurisdiction of Wash-| Under the direction of Mr. Robert, At 12:45 o'clock today Frank Stev-| glection of the officers for the brother ington White, the High School Band will enson, 76 s of age, a patient in|women of the Moose is to be held The bride is the daughter of Mr. Offcers of the association include: | play “Bill Board March” as a clos- St. Ann's Hospital since May 10, tonight. At it is an important and Mrs. H. Nordnes of Ketchi- Lt. R. H. Williams, Dent-Res,|ing number Inr lh(‘ exercises. died of a throat infection. He had meeting, all members are urged to kan and a graduate of the Ketchi- president; Capt. W. Walthers, C.A.- - been in the Territory since 1898, attend. ! kan High School. The young people Res., vice president; Lt. Cortland §. OFF]CE GlRLS ARE and went to Nome in the early da —_——ao—— are making their home at the Gross Brooks, Fin-Res., secretary-trea: prospecting. Since 1912, he has been| Soviet Russian claims first rank apartments. urer; Lt. Edward F. Vollert, Med-| REWARDED FOR WORK in Juneau and the Northern Beer in the production of potatoes, flax Res., surgeon; and Lt. M. J. Lynch, Parlors and hemp. Try an Empire ad. Fin-Res., chaplain | After a hard year’s work, Supt.| Stevenson has no relatives in the The object of the R.O.A. is to A. B. Phillips and Principal A. S.|Territory and his only known re- support and assist in the develop- Dunham rewarded their office girls|lative is a sister in Lichlithapolif ment of a military policy for thelthis afternoon by taking them to Ohio. His brother Juhn Stevenson T R el onio. s wrothes um St | INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF | adequate National Defense. The| Those office girls who were 50 |mains are at the Charles W. Carter S8 | association believes this to be the|rewarded are Betty Wilms, Doris mortuary, MaChl"lStS"“'Local 514‘ surest and most economical Insur- McEachran, Luella Tucker, Mary - - > — ance against future wars, to be es-|Jean McNaughton, Jean Taylor, » NORT! Bt o e v 1 o o | s, 1oan, Tie| urvan comivg noxte || g e N SPECIAL MEETING try, and necessary to further our Katherine Torkelson, Beatrice Pri- S. D. Pnllmm .|L one time con- world policies and interests. mavera, Lillian Kiloh and Mar- nected with one of the Depart- WEDNESDAY EVENING at 7:30 o'clock at An attempt is being made to or- guerite Protzman. ments of Federal Accounts in Ju- ganize all reserve officers in the A o T neau, and who wac transferred, is CAPF'S PLACE, beliag Jusisap Mstyr P9 i Territory, forming a department, The stature of the Akka tribe of la northbound passenger aboard the with individual chapters in each|African pigmies seldom exceeds Baranof to :~p]\‘nd hl.\l\"‘xé:\ljloluul‘n DO NOT FAIL TO ATTEND! Alaskan town, fherefore, being unuuf T i i | their own jurisdiction, and not that! of Washington A letter has been received from Col. Albott Boone, F.A., of Seattle, who is in charge of the Alaskan chapter, stating that one ieserve officer from this city will be ordered for two weeks’ active duty at Chil- koot Barracks, and another man for the same duty at Fort Lewis, in Washington. A meeting was held at 12:30 o'clock today in the Goldstein Building to decide upon the re.erves who will make the trips. However, the names must first be approved by the chapter headquarters in Washington, before any definite ar- an be formulated. e We Are Dropping Prices Beginning THIS EVENING But we will maintain—— The same FINE SERVICE The same FINE FOODS BOUND NORTH SEATLE, June 1—Steamer Al- eutian sailed at 9 o'clock this morn- ing for Southeast and Southwest Alaska ports with 207 first class and 64 steerage passengers. Pasenger aboard the baoked for Juneau include Jack Stanizer, Harry B. Jones, W. P. Holzworth, Wallis S. George, Nick Bez, A, P. Seybolt, Vera L| Liebel. Washout Closes Richardson Road Until Near June 15 The Richardson Highway will not be open until at least June 15, it was announced today by the Alaska Road Commission. One-fourth of a mile of the road has been washed out along the Delta River between Mile 210 and Mile 212, Assistant Chief Engineer Hawley Sterling said, and the two miles are being rebuilt and re-routed now. The work is expected to be completed by about the 15th. Aleutian Prepared by the same—— Superior Chef—HARRY CARROLL and MITCHELL DABO — Manager THE GASTINEAU CAFE INCORP ORATED Oven- frah every day! Uni- form, golden loaves . . . ap- B e e B S S AU MMM M NCMENE N MR ) pealing to the eye and to the appetite. ? i | PEERLESS BREAD ll SPECIALIZING IN FRENCH AND ITALIAN DINNERS | | | i | | | | | | | |