The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 17, 1938, Page 3

JOAN AS YOU LOVE HER! Show Place ot Juneau NOW! WHAT IS THE U. DOCTOR'S CONTRIBUTION TO AMERICAN LIF “MEN OF MEDICINE 1938" IN THE NEW “"MARCH OF TIME" and “NEWS OF THE DAY” Complete Film Story of Sudeten Crisis. S, with \LAN CURTIS - RALPH MORGAN: Diracted by Frank Borzage e/ Yosesh L Mankiewict | courtney, R. Deacon, A. L. Lint- FOHTY Gu OUT ner, C. I. Paulson, D. C. Sharp- stone, Mrs. D. C. Sharpstone, W \(;nwsnld le‘v R. Danner, H. H. Simpson ‘P A(lulph Dr. and Mrs. H. A H. ilson Jr. Wilson Ml\\ R Wilson, Miss B. Kelly, Miss J. Scaletta B. Williams, C. Tag, G. Margach, | E. Bond, Sister Mary Cornelius, Sis- | ter Mary Kathleen, Sister Mary Forty passengers sailed south on| na,k and Mrs, J. Bessette the Princess Louise this morning. T LR B TS They were as follows: s Mrs. C. Rogers, Miss M. Rogers, | COUPLE WED HERE Miss T. Bayers, Norman Bmmpm! Olaf Nelson, Juneau fisherman, J. H. Chappell, T. Haigh (‘\nu.»}.mrl Olga Munos of Juneau were ttuck, J. H. Smith, Mrs. R. Har- | married Satur by U. S. Com- Miss S. Harris, C. E. Lawson. | missioffer Felix Gray. ss J. Lynch, L. C. Minkler, Mrs. B g B = Minkler, . R. Winfree, R.' Todav's News ’I‘onnv Smpire. Noted Educator Says Whole World ls HYPNOTIZED | has THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, ‘OCT. 17, 1938 NEW TEAM SEEN |DRIVER IS JAILED| IN ATTRAGTION AFTER AGCIDENT PLAYING HERE SUNDAYMORNING Vivid Plot Slars]oanme |Joe Thomas Facing Reck- ford, Spencer Tracy in ‘Mannequin,’ Capitol Swift-moving story of modern young people against a background of New York's grimy tenements and multimillionaire’s penthouses from the pen of Katharine Brush “Mannequin” now at the Capitol ‘Theatre. Miss Crawford as Jessie Cassidy the role of shop girl who seeks escape from poverty by mar ing Eddie Miller, a cheap crook Eddie played by Alan Curtis, Hollywood's newest discovery. When Jesse decides to live her John L. Hennessey, a role which vives Tracy a powerful characteri- zation as a man who worked his way up from the docks to become a wealthy steamship owner, refuses to let her. Jessie is Eddie fails her, marries Hennessey. learns to love him when Eddie at- tempts to blackmail them. His plan fails because Hennessey goes broke This gives Jessie the chance to prove her love in a surprising and dramatic climax Never Miss Crawford has twenty-eight | costume changes, designed Adrian as an advance fashion pr view of feminine styles. In prominent featured roles are Ralph Morgan, Mary Oscar O’Shea, Elizabeth Risdon and Leo Gorce; BRUNSWICK GET THREE STRAIGHT FROM RADIOMEN | wild course, own life.| | was passing. | from Seward. 'lnm to have She| gezak, Rogers and Caldwell from 10 more beautifully gowned. | grinking and that while he is bring Phillips, | o from the Signal Corps team at the Stanford Kingsley Claunch ||Brunswick alieys yesterday and the | Internationally known Health Educator, || from the George Bros. trio over Food Scientist and Psychologist, says |l o weekend. that most of our civilization is based on false premises. That almost the ehiire human race is Jabortng under ||t0tal score. delusions so dangerously misleading || The scores were as follows: that if we do not discard them im- || U. 8. Signal Corps mediately we are doomed to chaos and || Crocken 183 129 i disas McVey 157 155 s Johnson 159 156 But, Happily— - L o Totals 499 440 THERE IS A WAY OUT Doy — ||E. Galao 179 179 Mary Rhodes ... 157 173 178— here is One Supreme Principle and Seven Fundamental Laws |IR. Galao 166 192 203— 561 | of Life that, when understood and used by everybody, will abol- AR e B ish war, crime, sickness, poverty and every other human problem. Totals 0% Bit YOU can understand these LAWS and use this MIGHTY POW- i e f ER to solve your individual and personal problems NOW. You Gt sk o R can rehuild radiant health. You can achieve business success. : ® : | You can scale the Heights to happiness. H. Iffert 134 183 207— 524 | If you have a health problem—or any other problem—be sure to A. Burke 138 124 141— 403 | ‘A hear this remarkable man in a series of e A Totals 408 465 497—1370 Dairy Boys M. Peterson 164 162 142— 468 J. Adams 138 124 157— 419 A. Jones 161 134 141— 436 Totals -....... 463 240 4401323 PROGRAM: o Et gt MONDAY, OCT. 17—Rebuilding Radiant Health In LEGION MEETS Sick and Worn Out Bodies. TONIGHT : MIXER » TUESDAY, OCT. 18—Fighting Disease, Old Age 3 - and Death with Foods. TUESDAY NIGHT WEDNESDAY, OCT. 19—Building A Brilliant Mind —How Thoughts Make or Break You. Regular meeting of Alford John | | THURSDAY, ‘OCT. 20—Powers of the Subconscious Bradford Post, American Legion, —Developing All Your Abilities. will be held at 8 o'clock tonight in 4th and Seward the Dugout with Commander Bert MASONIC. TEMPLE BALLROOM 8:00 P. M Lybeck presiding. B o 3 & % Tomorrow night the Legionnaires | Both Men and Women Invited. Clip This' For Dates. will be guests of the Auxiliary at a mixer to be held in the Dugout. . PRESENT —— TUESDAY ONLY - A MONOGRAMVPENABLE GRA T RICHARDS ARA BLANDICK [ BERNADENE HAYES . COLISEUM THEATRE Get Your Tickets NOW! less Driving Charge, Prosecutor Announces (Continued trom Page One) tracks revealed it went some dis- tance along the embankment on two wheels, then careened down over the embankment and landed on its wheels 75 feet from the road. Wild Leap, Turn Over Members of the party told him it had turned over three times on its he said All five of the men were thrown leading-man | ¢1rough the top of the five-passen- | all| ger Nash sedan, Hellan said, being knocked out for a time. machine was badly damaged. Bud Bodding and Don Graham, who were going out duck shooting, came along shortly after the acci- dent and hearing the cries of men, stopped. They hauled Conn, The the wreckage and rushed them St. Ann’s Hospital. Thomas caught a ride in with another motorist who there had Prosecutor Foswa <aid | evidence that the men been ing a reckless driving charge at thi time it may be raised to man- slaughter. Conn, Recent Arrival tha | was} PERFEGT BACK After long -and strictly scientific deliberation, judges in the Na- tiviial Affiliated Chiropractors’ perfect back contest decided | Miss Mcdine Castaneda (above) was the winner over a group of ten finalists. The competition was held in connection with the chiropractors’ annual symposi- um in San Francisco. — AP Pholo Gunderson Says Chatham Salmon | | | for 5 Conn had been in Juneau about three weeks, coming On Saturday opened a shoe repair shop at 276 SouLh Franklin Street Conn is said by those who knew been a most likeable | ehap. He was born in the antol Bay section 24 years ago. His father was a white man, some reports stat- g he was a doctor, and his mother was an Eskimo. He was left an or- phan at an early age, his parents b(*ing killed in a snow slide, and he | was then placed in the Jesse Lee’ h | Brunswickers won three straight |Home at Seward, where he was ap- prenticing in the leather industry. This was in 1926. He then went to Dairy Boys won but one of three | the Shemawa School in Salem, Ore., and returned north going to Ka | kanak in 1934. For a time he a- was | R. Galao was high with 561 fcr\emploved in the hospital there, con-'yje New England cannery™did not ducted by the Bureau of Indian Af-' | fairs and during the summer monlhs engaged in fishing. Fred 169— 481 | Naugle, employee of the Alaska Ju- 203— 515 | heau mine, 176— 491 | many years. I. M. Johnson and Al had known Conn for Lenhart, of the Signal Corps, also at Seward and Kanakanak and 175— 533 | Johnson at Kanakanak where they 508 | were stationed. The body is at the C. W. Carter ' |Mortuary pending funeral arrange- ’)56—160"’ | ments. Morris Curve the Juneau side of the creek and is the place from where the Bu- | reau of Public Roads has been plan- | ning to construct a new route across | |the creek. Attorney General James S. Truitt said today that tentative arrangements have been completed ! | for getting the right-of-way across | the private property at the place and it is expected the deeds transfer will be drawn up shortly. B Out on Vacation ToLast 2 Months Curtis Shattick of the Shattuck Insurance Agency, ner and Banfield, two months’ vacation trip. The two will go to Vancouver and Seattle, thence to the east, inspect | Broadway and other highlights and night life of New York City, then south to Mexico land before return- ing. DANCING EVERY NIGHT ALL NIGHT to the music of RUTH WOOD At the Piano . . . while you eat and drink your fill! P DANCING AND ENTERTAINMENT THELMA BIRD Singing and Dancing . at JOHN MARIN’S DOUGLAS INN he! is the turn going | |into the Salmon Creek bridge on of | and Norman | Banfield of the law firm of Faulk- | are passengers | south on the Princess Louise on a | Run Exc ptmnal» { Veteran Packer Tells of | Seiners Getting Over 100,000 Fish Andy Gunderson, long time Al-| aska fish packer, arrived in Juneau | over the weekend from Chatham | where he is superintendent of the New England cannery, to report that Chatham Straits “had one of its biggest fish runs in years this summer.” | Gunderson, planning to take the |Alaska south in the morning, said operate this year because of over- stocked warehouses, but leased its (traps and outfitted native seiners | instead. ! Seiners had one of their biggest‘ years this summer, Gunderson said, | with a few boat from Hoonah get- | 54%1487 knew the young man, Lenhart both ting over 100,000 fish, recognized | as a phenomenal catch in this sec- | | tion. | | Mrs. Gunderson preceded her Ihusband to Seattle about a month | ago and Gunderson will join her ‘ there. | SEAL ON PATROL | | The Game Commission vessel Seal will sail Wednesday morning for | Sitka-and way points on patrol duty, ‘Extmunve Officer Frank Dufresne | said today. e, Today's News Today.—Empire. l OLYMPIA BREWING CO., “TOVARICH" Claudette Colbert, Theatre | Light Brigade.” ed to handle the making of the im- = Health Speaker . |MOOSE WOMEN TO NOW PLAYING AT COLISEUM olbe Charles Boyer Feature Players in Comedy Here “Tovarich,” now at the Coliseum is the world-famous come- dy dealing with an éxiled Russian Prjnce and Grand Duchess, which has been playing on the stage all over civilization for several years. Starring Claudette Colbert and Charles Boygr,.it is said to be the mgst massiej and . expensive pro- duction that Warner Bros. have | turned out since “Anthony Ad- verse” and “The Charge of the The director select- mense production was Anatole Lit- vak, Russian-born genius who sev- eral years ago in France made the highly successful “Be Mine To- night.” Anton Grot designed the settings for “Tovarich.” The largest one, a copy of the Belleville section in Paris, covered two acres and cost $60,000 to build The set, under construction four weeks, is seen in the opening shot of the picture. Three-story buildings, complete in every detail surround a courtyard, paved with | thousands of real cobble-stones.| Fully stocked wine shops, book stores, clothing stores, boot shops, | cheese shops and the like open onto the streets. Besides the players already named, the cast includes such pop- ular actors and actresses as Basil| Rathbone, Morris Carnovsky, Mel- | ville Cooper, Montagu Love, Heather Thatcher and Reine Riano. for GIVE CARD PARTY Following the meeting of the Women of the Moose, Wednesday| evening, a public card party wlll“ be held at the Odd Fellows Hall, at approximately 8:15 o'clock. Whist, bridge and pinochle will be played during the evening, with Mrs, L. Smith and Mrs. Ray Peter- man in charge of entertainment for the occasion. Mrs. L. MacKinnon | and Mrs. Ann Jackson will have | charge of the kitchen. |71ST ANNIVERSARY OF ALASKA UNDER | U. S. FLAG TUESDAY Tomorrow will be a partial holi- | day in Juneau, the anrual observ-| ance of Alaska Day, the Tlst anni-| versary this year of Alaska (‘ommg under the American flag after pur- chase from Russia. | All Territorial offices, the City| Hall, and banks will be closed and ' programs are planned in the schools wllh a part holiday in the after-| | noon. | It was on October 18, 1867, that the United States formally took ,pmses@lon of Alaska in ceremonies at Sitka. |tinue at the same hour e Juneau's Greatest Show Value T [ ONIGHT— ry By CW.L.6RDSS | COLISI ~GWNED' AND OPERATED sl I.\I|IIN)\I QOPER - 1SABLL T VAR PR ALSO: Color Cartoon—Fox Movietonews TOMORROW ‘MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME ONLY Presented by : PION S OF ALASKA—IGLOO NO. 6 : towns in ti under He: <'l ican ynal Foundation tion chartered by Cor ing D. C. Is Opening His Lectures Tonight S. K. Claunch Will Stress Need of Reform —Public Invited — a b or In th eri bri man v tion. He say hat ¢ u vill fu fo in the the 1 in the foods t. Chemi cience i food and we must I¢ asi moded, he say to the field of physics for a scier fic 1 simple lan out th also cov X f psychol ogy in th e e e Tonight at 8 o'clock, in the ball- room of the Scottish Rite Temple, Dr. Stanford Kingsley Claunch, in- ternationally known food scientist, psychologist and health educator, |will deliver the first of a series of four public lectures on “The Art of Living in Health.” These lectures will cover a wide range of topics of vital importance to those with health problems, stressing right eating, thinking and living as the new road to health. They will con- through ins of & He o All of the free and a cord all to hea ures args public, and xtended ta open to th jon is invit them > has little, if ightweight mo: A heav advantage ov ot done ation ment Thursday of this week. Dr. Claunch is probably the only man in the world who has lectured of on health in every State in the : - Union, every Province except one )5 |in Canada, as well as other foreign ' Try an Empire ad HOHYV_IOOd Sights And Sounds By Robbin Coons ¥ HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Oct. 17.—Just when it world had gone to pot, and the international hanging low, a little note plopped cheerily on this desk. | looked as if the I yoose was in it, 1 Mr. Mickey Mouse, the note informed, was celebrating his i tenth birthday with a few movin' pitchers, and would we-—? Well, I went. And now I know what's the matter with all the peace pacts that seem to crumble every time they bump into : an argument. The trouble is they don't have a vital clause—a ' clause that would require contending parties, diplomats and gen- : erals and multicolor shirts alike, to sit through a series of Walt 1 Disney shorts before they proceed with their hombing parties, H Walt showed us some of his new season’s products, and it ' was a program to make you feel good. You feel good because : here’s one guy in this cockeyed world who's out after nothing : more ambitious than to make you laugh and feel good. 1 If you want to be critical, I think you'll find “The Ugly Duck- { ling” the prize offering among the new Disneys. This is (he Dis- | s neyish interpretation of the Andersen fairy tale, and it’s as H touching as it is beautiful and funny “Goofy and Wilbur” acter in the Disney menagerie. introduces a new and distinguished char- That's Wilbur, a versatile, dyn- amic and chipper little grasshopper who looks startlingly like Harry Langdon. Wilbur is Goofy's pal and aide in fishing. Wil- bur skates across the water, lures the fish into a chase which winds up in Goofy's net. But Wilbur miscalculates once, and things look MIGHTY bad. If you don't fall for Wilbur yowd better see your doctor. The rambunctious Mr. Duck is with us again in “Donald’s N WHY NOT ENJOY A REALLY DELICIOUS SUNDAY DINNER ; AT THE NEWER—-FINER PERCY’S boy, carries a It’s fast and funny, Lucky Day.” Donald, the unsuspecting messenger time bomb—and the day is Friday the 13th. one of the raucous Donald’s “triumphs.” “The Practical Pig” revives the famed porky trio which in “It's the Water” OLYMPIA, WASH., U.S. A, 1933 brightened a depressed world. Two little pigs go swimming, H but the third—the same who built his house ©f bricks—is busy on H an ingenious lie detector. The Big Bad Wolf, disguised as a ' Lorelei with a song (“Frankie and Johnny”) on her lips, nabs 2 the foolish ones. . “The Farmyard Symphony” offers country life with poelic # humor—and romance, too, between the sta rooster and the beautiful white pullet. Also some grand opera as you've never heard it before. Mickey Mouse is “The Brave Little Minnie as the Princess whose hand he wins after ¢ The catch (for Mickey) is that he is a through a misunderstanding. But you know through. “Mother Goose Goes Hollywood” is a hilaric nursery rhymes portrayed by characters you mig Katharine Hepburn, Hugh Herbert, Garbo, Ed G. Robinson, et als, if you skipped the foreword about any resemblance to actual characters living or dead, etc. The Hepburnish Little Bo-Beep is perfect. Walt took a drastic step in first time he ever bought a current best- Mickey. rocession of mistake for d the Bull" for filming It's the Natur- ally, some people will be around say But he changed the book!” He did, so slightly that you'll have to look closely to see where, I liked “Ferdinand” because Disney can do no wrong!