The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 13, 1938, Page 3

e ——————— == Show Place of Juneau THEATR! i[ll.ll\WN F[II.I.II PREVIEW TONIGHT 1:10 A. M. Miriam Hopkins and Mary Boland in HOME CANNING IS PROMINENT FAIR DISPLAY Special Premiums for Larg- est Variety of Canned Al- aska Grown Products “Those gentlem: are connoisseurs of car salmon, or just plain : mon, which is such a necessary ac- companiment to the Dutch lunch, or poker supper, should be glad to learn that the Home- Canning Di- en whom we hear ed spiced noked sal- vision of the Fair has included these | tasty items,” says the committee in charge, “in the list of preserved foods for which prizes are offered Venison too, may be canned and exhibited if intended only for home consumption says the: Game Com- mission office. But no migratory birds, such as ducks or geese may be canned, so of course they will not be included in that important classification number 29, which offers a first prize of $5 for the largest variety of canned Alaska grown products. “There are plenty of other clas- sifications also to afford the hom canner an opportunity to win prizes for her jellies, jams or pickle whether they arc made from Alas- kan raised blueberry or imported watermelons. However she must re- member that if she want to enter her glass of jelly—let us say it is gooseberry—under number 13, she will have to bring two glasses of her gooseberry jelly if she also wants to include one of them in her “Best Assortment of Jellies” under number 15. “Mrs. Alfred Zenger, Mrs. Ray Day and Mrs. J. E. Neate are tak ing care of the Home Canning Di- vision and they ask that your en- tries be in by noon on Thursday earlier if possible; label them clear! as to their contents, see that ti committee has your name, but not put your name on your duct.” Following is the complete list of classifications in the Home ning Division: Spiced Fruit—Spiced gooseberries, do pro- Can-| THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUFSDM COLISEUM FILM | CAPITOL FILM TALENT STARS “Goldwyn l';élli:es" Seen for Final Showing Here This Evening LAST TIMES TONIGHT Earlw Talkie Technicians Had a T(mfrh Time IGULISEUM PLM I SEPT. 13, .1938. 'Bfil"“) IN {"T:}r \ST TIMES TON BT .\1 - b and His s i Love " Feature The most amazing ar of 5 h, the man who stellar talent ever assembled in a m> nonica famous, i€ not single production is presented in | snl with thie quality of Samuel Goldwyn's magnificent | g;n‘ anates from his hal- Technicolor musical extravaganza |towod musi uments, bu IN TECHNICOLOR “The Goldwyn Follies,” which ends jeit ra motion pic- at the Capitol Theatre this eve- | e 0o a firm believer in ning m THE RITZ BROTHERS Drawing from every field of en- » edene in “Tové| Undyg ADulPHE MEN]DU tertainment to augment a screen cmantic Twentieth Ce) ry I cast headed *by Adolphe Menjou comedy-drama of love in. war .,.,t(;urgeous Girls The Ritz Brothers, Andrea Leeds, 0 Spain, ending tonighy at , the! Ella Logan, Jerome Cowan and | un Theatre. co-starging Lot o d His gang NEWS OF TH The Gorgeous Goldwyn Girls, the | ing and Don Aingehe, star{ !‘RANCES DRAKE producer secured radio’s Edgar i lay Us st radio { Bergen and “Charlie McCarthy,” chew, the camera was photo- WALTER CATLE]T Phil Baker and Kenny Baker; graph him furiously begting Har- - A best dozen brown eggs, butter (nol|grang opera’s Helen Jepson and old Huber, noted ccreen villain, and IUHKCARNNNE less, thap 2 pounds), unsalted bu'-|cpgries Kullmann; the dance’s Zo- several sailors in a life boat | e : . ;e,-, (not less than 2 pounds), cot-|ring and George Balanchine’s Am- Determined -to make good his ALSO: ‘z:;‘('w.“““’“"' beat, pound "assorted erican Ballet, and the musical first movie fight, Mineviteh broug i Betty Bo y % stage’s afovrite comedian, Bobby a club down on Huber's head witl Late Mos S A Clark. uch force it knocked the movic puesmaeRmEraz The story, a comedy of Holly-, |bad man unconseious for the fir casts Menjou as a film producer as battled. Tuming 0 &v peel, . out of touch with his public who Minevitch prepared_ to.swing | | wonder if you remember that ::_‘]‘1' ,::‘n')”:,’ha‘("(’f:‘y"1“)‘1"‘:”"[":_',:’;]'(\"’ This is a scenc from “The Divercee,” 1950, In ihosc days, technicians and actors had a time of it. The "':‘:;’“ X:’L ”"l‘:l\’]""m‘y"""“ ‘7'1']"‘“."-‘ 1628 Lot me tell you about that door. H 2 THE! lite" Cledras: CisedhWihie” In camera was covered with a bex or “blimp,” to revent its mechanical noiscs from reaching the micro- | L WERE ¢ ;e el “f] WAlCr I Lope L'm not telling tales out of **% | Written for “The Goldwyn Follics. halbad the’ ot to ‘admomish Mht R . Oy <foe. (1 Sh YR S |- +The Galdwon Toliesr wes di.| Ten years ago, talking pic- |nected with the camera booths microphones are planted bvlnnd,(;“;,;;mu ot o moniatt EE it appened 1ke It was opened 'Elizabeth Nordlm;,, Juneau ected by George Marshall and is| tures turned Hollywood upside a“‘,,”“”'f'“,.h“,‘ ’*1‘{”‘."”1‘4: “props -':vl\ 88 8 \w‘ui lli'vw“‘ [ Btic tehGendlen i _:"i" vy""““ who 1e to dinner | released through United Artists down. A movie with dialogue |booth, occupied by the ‘“soundja row of books, a potted plant, &) “pegyyreq with Minevitch and his! pya; i Heads Membership Duve, { 4 A had brought mew customers to |Mixcr” and his equipment, Tt too, statue. WA SO B S e | the boxoffice . Prodtiters ' rEdEutl front, is shut tight| It is a wonder that sound films|po8 ' (7€ SUPPCLUTE CASE GEvell came to New Orleans not very American Legxon ux. | to get into the field with their | 2sainst air and sound. These booths | were made at all. The difficultics 2 s (‘1?’ e, Waller OCatlell. 1o, g40 There was a small, inti- \Hu“seWIves Ur ed new prodact, In a series of four | ar¢ veritable Black Holes of Cal-|were numerous, the medium strang }“"( k,““";:bl’_"" Nb" f‘l‘]“"“"’“" “”“‘ mate dinner in his honor, If T re- | Eleanor Marsch, new President of eticlos. of which this is the |cutta, hot and breathless. After each | But the results, for the time, were| o @0 = r. Nunnally John.onlmemper there were only five peo- the American Legion Auxiliary for | brobiy g An L i "\,‘l, | “take” the men rush out ping | astounding was asSoclate producer under the|y ;o peides the President and his Alaska, who was here today aboard third, Robbin Coons, AT e e aic. : supervision of Darryl F. Zs * party. They were the .Governor, |the Aleutian bound for her home | u " er 0" I"g tare Seridos’ Columaiet, Sebs ] | Dises Ananconed vice-president in charge of produc- | o “Mavor the publishers of the in Anchorage, announced the ap: about that et Hollywoc Seund Man Rules | In those days the ners used | tion. newspapers in New Orleans, and pointment of the following com- shake-up and the chamges “10 | o = o\ gom pulleys over-|the sound-on-disc system of re- HeVmbnse SOl 3 mittee chairmen: | Attam ts I" Fa" Years of Talkies” have wrought veral microphones, They | cording, similar to the ordinary| Y AT Elizabeth Nordling, Juneau, mem- in:the ‘stuilios; moved because that wouid | phonograph record. The pther stu- They planned the dinner for this hip; Florence O'Neill, Anc By ROBBIN COONS recording, create ex-|dios used the sound-on-film, al-| | name: AEHE obti wiierd O0F WEH rehabilitation; Ruth Mm an, W Sel e actors, rea ready l‘mnlmml v\|H rununmllv in| it B v H Herring, Cordova, child wle- 2R e o ans mastered the problem [at the fright” was | —or photographed N'“"(‘ waves— e g % tivities and community service; | Salurday, Pie Day P e T i ) [another, the two later superim-| GQLUMNIS AL Loci tibeet. orcesiiibals Gl Betty MecCormick, Juneau, poppy | —_— | "Look into the one sound slngf\\ All it, they're shooting I“\lm ed to become one reel. As early v ’)p'fl. dining. ¥ (;m and o e sale; Bertha Allen, Cordova, na-| “When is a chocolate cake not a|gonvwood had ten years ago. With | deathly quiet, the actors advance|as 1930, however, Warners were ) (iohch & halbeas Tafdie vou s tional news. | chocolate cake, Mrs. Housewife?”| o pey of Major Nathan Levin | cautiously. They glance upward to|abandoning the = disc r(‘cnr(hufi’.s‘ Ze i Ay Bertha Baker, Fairbanks, publi “Who:; i:. ;,,\}:1 bm:vn bml;/). b(lw son, then and now in charge,of the|be sure (hey are under their r.r-‘mul now sound-on-film is "-"wTucker, VISltlng n NCW Colonel Weiss thought of all this ty and radio; Josephine Sheldon,[cause that makes it a “Devil's|yr.ina 08, . 8 epart | spective “mikes.” Each in turn | versal . , B o i .| Seward, Alaska Legionnaire; Elsie| Food!”, says the committee '”‘:"’p“clz‘x(x: df':',,‘ :\U”ml Gepartn speaks his lines. If he moves away,| It was two years before Holly- Orleans, Tells Helen 'fx(;:;{\);vfm’m‘ ‘v‘v‘;i‘fd‘“;cr“‘ cce“e'l’f‘ ::: Recser, Petersburg, Junior activi-|charge of the Home Cooking sec-| “ypg o forbidding hulk of con={it's oo bad. The seeme will have|wood besan to throw off. the pro-| Hayes About Eats et ot ok el ties; Dolly. Kaufmann, Juneau, leg- | tion of the Fair, which has been| . te 1¢s inner walls are heavily|to b done again. The slightest un- | duction tyranny of the sound tech- | — Tl lohe: welle throighidbe e :ml‘\:"rmsllr:;:;‘;:lx:;n.\s. Valdez, gold | ?l'l']‘c‘ Afig ;O:l"}" q‘u‘:":'l‘w;;“‘:";ig ;‘:‘I'I"lnxulfllod with rm-k.\vuul and com- | exp cted nose can |VH|'m\‘ the :;n‘rxv;:lh '[li"‘wv!'::::;‘”:':""‘l’)vl"”d“({’:("‘1’ By GEORGE TUCKER rant proper. So he walked back iteh dolinsent Wb ABEL piako| the Hood: Display show -be> miofe| PoLiaryboatd (neloten); soyPRuSEQRERAIE (Rl LI IRY. » teck o BV .ORLEANE, . Sapt: 8-This inke, the kitchen anid paikod (8 8 ; o L ho; | reverberation and assure sound-| The sound man is monarch of the |same technicians, onad: Dilio aoix. toy Helan b tiraar and. getoe beik At it Florence Tobln, Ketchikan, mus! tempting than ever with prizes of-| o l'se srybody lirector, star. A visit to any sound stage today . 2 gy sk o A ) o fpec ke caven | PYOOMING. et. Everybod dir + Dear Hnlrn sometime ago|ed that door which had been nailed El:m“l l’lhfignl'llx‘g)]”k'lm' e {;;;: {:tr (l‘(‘hl:; l}lrfl-*-_()f i Tl“n The set where the actors Wil cameraman—consults him. “Can we | reveals the extent of this free- v, 'yoqneq from a tour of the shut for 65 vears, And when the :':m;x\x‘x'(”,lmn<anm)l b\'—;;\w?:.Eli“:‘:ES\]{:llll‘ :]td"y L;:padsoanzme?km?ol'bt:‘; perform . is small. Before it, in|do thi Is m,v. ,;1?)1 \u?'”i”“: :;)‘x’x]:)'r,x‘:m”::«lmlL Il](]!::rt‘n‘lli\ the mi Icountry and told reporters in New President arrived he only had to il Gl e ot e glass-front booths each about eight|land of “yes-men,” his “No” is ¢ 1 ! | York that the most delightful food |walk fhree sters across the thres- sl il £ 3 [h-m. square, are imprisoned cam-|commandment ¥ 3 lyou ate during your coast to coast 'hola. ence Manville, all of Juneay, finance| Thursday is bread and cookie day, eras and cameramen. M-uhv con- ' Somet imes, in this 1928 stage, (Tomorrow: Sound Today) 1L 62 g v . . . * . committeewomen. and since bread-making is a little| _ 2 > S e ll::mrlx was at Antoine’s, in New ( thin that’'s a swcl story, = [lc‘g;it;;gpx?figssdel;lgi)“:e\fl}';rl}g:z“gix‘ 1 | tools to make these new cars. | 1; know just what you mean, ge '!‘"fk’;m;::‘.: Jfll x’rdf:(:z EASTERN STARS MEET |of those items oy, is delayed un- Callfor"l" W man K"l"“’)()( That's life blood to the body €co- pejen 1 feel that wav te. I|think the President will ~ither. It's HERE THIS EVENlNG'm 3 o'clock on Thursday. All other oA TR e tio thought of you last. night when I ang ){ those pre‘ -ttt epi- | entries have to be in by noon. [ ¥ 3 F; g was there. I told the waiter what scdes that you - alw: ..eem to == Cakes will be entered and judged| ARMS AND JOBS vou had said, and he poinicd out bump in.o in New ©..ccns, and I Members of the Order of Eastern|on Friday, and will be received up Now take the news from the yi e you sat, See how they re- | (hought vau'd like to know. Stars are meeting this evening at/until noon only. farms. Farmers are 1:"'”"“5 up SOme ey you? I sat in your chair, 6:30 o'clock in the banquet room| Saturday is pie day, and the pxew of the largest’ surpluses we have mgejen in that same little roon of the Scottish Rite Temple, for|too, must be in by noon. And here| ever known and nobody seems t0lwiy 1o sawdust floor, off from a covered-dish dinner, followed by is a tip for the would-be prize win- | want to. take them off their hands. ne majn room. a business meeting in the lodge | ners: if you send your product in The cotwon surplus is foreeast above ' And I had pompono, too, just room. by messenger be sure to state how | 12,000,000 bales. E wheat s000 lag you qid, sealed in a heart- In charge of all arrangements|it should be classified, for example, | will hover close to th ’U“‘moumwh \ped paper bag. Whoever thought | spiced peaches, spiced apricots, spiced crabapple. Jams — Godseberry, raspberry, strawberry. Jellies — Apple, crabapple, rant: red or black; blueberry, goose- berry, lagoonberry, best assortment of jellies. Conserves and Preserves—Peach grape, watermelon, lagoon, rhubarb. Pickles—Mixed, cucumber, chow- chow (mustard), best display relish (any style). blueberry, Fish or Meats—Canned salmon, plain; canned salmon, spiced; smoked salmon, canned venison, (-pecial premiums for largest var- iety of canned Alaska grown pro— ducts). Special—Best dozen white , eg.g\ GOOD LIGHT wasnever SO CHEAP SEVENTEEN PRIC SEVENTEEN YEARS Edison Mazda Prices Lowest Ever STANDARD 10-100 watt, frosted . 100-150 watt, clear 200 watt, clear ... 300 watt, clear ... 500 watt, clear 100-200-300 3-Lite, L. HOME L 5.1025-50 Watt, 34 V. ... 100 watit, 34 V. ... BOAT LIGHTING 5-10-25. Watt, 12 V. LARGEST ! JUNEAU. cur- | SORTED STOCK OF EDISON MAZDA LAMPS IN ALASKA Alaska Electric Light & Power Co ALASKA———DOUGLAS for the dinner is Mrs. Sam Feldon, | « with Mrs. Dora Sweeney, Worthy | Matron, presiding at the meeting. il e gle i GARSTERS RETURNING 'white layer cake” or “apple pie.” That keeps the committee from nibbling off a bit of the frosting to see whether the. cake inside is white | or gold. The judges are the ones to do the “nibbling” and for this sec- | tion, they are three women chosen William Garster and Mrs. Gar- ster, who have been south for|from among the best known food sometime, are returning to their|experts in Juneau. | Juneau home aboard the Princess Following is the list of home Louise due late this afternoon. - e ATTENTION O.E.S. Regular meeting of Juneau Chap- ter No. 7, Tuesday, 8 p.m. Program. | Covered dish dinner at 6:30 p.m. for Stars and escorts. cooked foods for which prizes will be awarded: Bread—First Day Loaf white bread, loaf nut hread, loaf of whole wheat, loaf steamed brown bread, pan plain rolls, pan sweet rolls, pan whole wheat roils. LILLIAN G. WATSON, Cookies—First Day Secretary Sugar cookies, ice box cookies, — drop cookies, filled cookies, Swedish butter cookies. Cake—Second Day ) atlv Angel food, white, angel food, | chocolate, devil's. food, loaf or layer; sponge cake, white layer cake, gold layer cake, fruit cake,| | decorated cake. . Pies—Third Day Apple, berry, cream (any custard | filling), lemon chiffon, lemon mer- | ingue, mince, pumpkin. | The committee in charge of this | division consists of Mrs. George | | B. Rice, Mrs, George Johnson and | Murs. Carl C. Collen, any of whom | will be glad to answer any questions | |p(»rtamm" to the Home Cooking display. All entries must remain on di play until the close of the Women's Department, at 10 o'clock Saturday night, at which time the food items | may be sold by the exhibitors 1r 'they wish to do so. ————— {Business Upturn Evident in U. S (Continued from Page One) E REDUCTIONS IN NCE 1921 E.S. . IGHTING |down to city clerks in increasing ‘numhers for building permits. July | permits. soared about 80 percent| cver June’s, which means they're| nearly one and a half times as numerous as they were in August, 1937. Not so good is the lag in cigaret 'sa.]: Here is Mrs. Wil crchtardist of Rio Oso, Cal, a bridge party by two masked men who demanded $15,000 ransom. She was blindfolded and held for 48 hours before All law forces of ( ng for the kidnapers, believed to be “dust escape from her abductors. G-Men, are now searc! bowl” drifters. Americans qutd nearly 1 fewer ready-made ciga rets in July. And, strang enough, roll-your-own selling like hot cakes. That look as if somebody's cutting expenses Take the question of a new car |It’'s the most important questior on the business horizon, as well a in thousands of homes automobiles go, so goes the nation Even though sales have beer nothing to write home about, th percent m A. Meeks, 55, wife of a mo who was taken from her tobacco is For, a: news is encouraging in the auto- mobile business. Dealers have ar average of four old-model cars eacl bushel mark, The administration. 1s spenging three-quarters of a hillion dolla to rescue the farmer from. aksolute from his abundance, and | re far below what they | farmer income iy onably good, .this ear, what government help, ill nothing to shout about. Jobs are the magic that | will, anake any kind of politicel hooray ike a million dollars, whether it be Hoover's two chickens ith jobs Lin every pot, or Roosevelt's New Deal. What about jobs? Industry | saw it way clear to take back 40,000 workers in July, and the trend is a bit. on the optimistic side. It a!l depends on whether the pump-priming; mon tof the times, ot the whim of the buying public'car keep iip; the: good work. The finangisl gage» wfll uu you- day in xmd day o ¥ ,GRlGSBY WlNDS Up | CAMPAIGN WITH | COLISEUM TALK Winding up his campaign as an |independent candidate for. Dele- gate to Congress, George B, Grigsby spoke last night in the . Coliseum Theatre, attacking the record of Delegate Anthony J. Dimond and urging a return to Democratic poli- e managed 0 ¢ Grigsby flayed the Roosevell alifornia, including administration as having left es- tablished Democratic principles to take up New Deal ways. The candidate attacked Dimond means for his introduction of the second 1ew cars are somewhat scarce. Used bonding bill without providing for :ars ar ling better, continuing an expression of -the people of pick-up that started in July Alaska and made a general criti- work erately well-to-do | after home in -their show rooms. Thal To take your wife’s breath away,/cism of the Delegate’s in he new 1939 streamliner will crash Congress. he spotlight in a few more weeks IR o i 3 o8 VR Fd, vlore streamlining, yes, but large: HENRY RODEN BACK wider bodies. The automobile trade| Henry Roden, candidate forelec- Ays you can't resist th#m and their |tion as Senator on the Democratic jadge such as more glags, less|ticket, arrived on the Northland vear shifting, better brak@s, and from Petersburg where he has been sleeker cushions. More important since the middle part of last week than beauty is the story thab. zn:w L e, — iuto makers are spending half a| Lede and pracer location ndufeq oillion dollars for materials and)for sale at The Empire Office. or:;the spirit| { {ing, and the |was. brandy and cinnamon and | f ceoking fish, all heaped with' hmbs and ‘sauces, sealed in a paper | \bag? That's Creole cooking, Helen. \That recipe wasn’'t brought over| Ifrom France. It was arrived at,! | through « necessity, right here in! New Orleans. The slaves had their | part in the origin of Creole gook-| Youug Wife: |the new Jand developinent in Ju- neau?” I thought of you as I sat {here) Husband: ndians. Are you 4 | “Did you hear of good cook, Helen? “Yes, I've lieard some- dining, and vhen they furned the|thing sbout it. What have you lights out for the cafe brulot. There |learned? Wite: cloye and orange peel and lemon new sireel. peel all in one magnificent iluae ern city that threw shadows on your lage. water, scwers electric power and And dida't it taste good! D.lduL\tPlephonn on one of the most it though? It sure did taste good.|aitractiy sectious™ of residential I bave a brulot bowl, now. luhn'opeu.; on Gastineau Channel.” already on me y fa New_York. ‘ Husband: “Aren’t they building ve‘lt A1 wgnt | homes, 1002 ' gob ra| Wilc. “Yes, I heard they are humh n wvnt be the “same as it is |buiiding several of them. One of there. ‘Maybe there’s more tham a the workmen told me: that Ray Akt Puerman is contractor for the DR.JW.EDMUNDS = 5 o i “I hear they, are cutting and putting in.all mod- improvements, including tundrr conerucumn now. Better still, the: are to be very lost cost homes.” Optometrist of Alaska and Seattle | 3 B | Husband But, what sort of is NOW HERE at the lhomes will they be, if they are HOTEL JUNEAU examining Fyes for Glasses until Monday, Sept. 15., o )\ Peterman sa: v e ays they . Dr.’Bdmolind needs, 0o introduc- | gy pe. real modgrn es,, ‘and, tion to Juneau citizens as this is|.., .oy pelieve it? they: are to sell his eleventh annual trip throughout | .. .499000 only. Just W" Alaska where hundreds of c. i2ens |p.oino s house a house on land al testify to his highly scientific work, | o0, 0q and improved, in a Jjust backed by five diplomas L—nng FeCOE- ahout perfect location, for so little. nizcd Eye Colleges, besides Leing | jugy $3900.00 for a modern, five- Post Graduate. Crossed-Eyes fre-| oo 1 once ready to live in:" quently straightened with gls.sscsA Husband: “How can it he done?” only. We welcome difficult cases.| voife. o dop't know. It seems School Children's Eyes need very | |like a ridiculously low price, even if cargful attention and should be ex- | o o o)l cash—but 16 Isn’t that, amined once each year; glasses fit- |even. They scy that a very small ted if necessary. | down payment will be emh to It is & great eror to suppose "h“lpuxl:h..ne one of the homes, with children have perfect eyes at birth. | the balance i payments. even less Many bright children are retarded |y, rent, And, too, there are no in henlth and handicapped by eye- . D“Y!" i e strain and poor vision. COME ATI Husband: “Find out evéFything ONCE! tl develop- Permanent Offices at 1431 Fourtn |TI0F¢ Y2U: can sbout that - Ave., Seattle, where my™" q“‘m‘ed‘munda like an awfully good prop- lanned to be inexpensive?” and able assistants are constantly good in attendance, —-dv.‘w“m o el oo =