The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 8, 1939, Page 3

- MOTION PICTURES ARE. YOUR BEST 2770, 700e 20927l « FIRST SHOW ——7:30 P.M. SECOND SHOW—9:30 P.M. . . SHOW PLACE OF JUNEAU SIarhn’ To'lghl It's a RARE TREAT for the WEEK-END: Five Great Stars--=United 3 Only then could dra of such fury be born! Joan CRAWFORD Margaret SULLAVAN Robert YOUNGC Meivyn DOUGLAS Fay BAINTER in “THE SHINING HOUR” “FLASH GORDON" NEWS CANDY "SHINING HOUR' 15 BILLED HERE FOR wmmo} Joan Crawford Stars in i Film Opening Tonight at Capitol Theatre With a star-studded cast includ- ing Joan Crawford, Margaret Sulla- van, Robert Young, Melvyn Douglas and Fay Bainter, “The Shining Hour” opens at the Capitol Theatre tonight for an engagement of two days. Miss Crawford plays a role which parallels her own career as a Broad- way dancer and is reminiscent of her first starring pictures in dancing roles. The story centers around a world- famous dancer who, tiring of the glare of the spotlight, marries a wealthy farmer. Complications ensue when her husband’s sister resents the presence of the dancer in the |family home. To make matters worse, her brother-in-law falls in love with her. “The Shining Hour” marks the first time that Joan Crawford and . Margaret Sullavan have played in the same picture. Both Young and | Douglas have appeared with the star i in several productions. e EMPLOYERS MAY | OBTAIN REFUNDS, SOCIAL SECURITY Unemployment Compen-| sation Direclor Ex- plains Provisions Walter P. Sharpe, Director of the | | Alaska Unemployment Compensa- | tion Commission, announced today | that under recent amendments to, | the Federal Social Security Act em- | | ployers who have not paid their 1937 and 1938 Territorial unemployment | contributions have until October 9 MEETS MONDAY 7:30 P. M. LA. MAC!‘IINISTS LOCAL 514 ODD FELLOWS' HALL /to pay such amounts and still re- [cuvv the full ‘dgamst the Federal excise tax im- poscd by Title 9 of the Social Se- | curity Act for these years. | Employers who have paid both the Territorial and Federal contribu- Llons In full for the yédrs 19:!1 a.nd BERT’S CASH GROCERY NO CAUSE FOR PANIC We believe as do many of our leading government officials that the present raise of some commodities is due to a false market—therefore it cannot last. While we are not urging you not to buy we' feel that extra heavy buying is unnecessary. Saturday-Monday Features FRESH EGGS, New York Med. 2 doz. 69¢ PRESERVES, Valamont - 2 Ib. jars 39¢ ASSORTED FLAVORS an TOILET TISSUE "Sifk Soll" (LEANSER, Sunbrite - - POTATOES - - 5 rolls 25¢ .;(anc -~ 25 pounds 69¢ 90 percent credit bfiily Croééword Puzzle ACROSS Chance Solution of Yeste~day's Puzzle & Woolen fabrio A Dabjt 10. Free Matrons . Weep . First woman 3 Sum;..« in Hasten 5. Wife of Jacob and mother Subject or Rervant 8. Drive awd Danish tsland 1. Affipniative 15 Strike 18 Periods of Carmer eme boroix ending noth, hard, n.m Vratis- il Writien, torm of 4 tgbm ot V7, 4 7 o Il A% = W a8 _d g%al JENES dN. JEE %%Hllllfiflllfif ddNnmE 1938 may receive a refund of their Federal excise tax paid under Title 9 of the Social Security Act equal to the amount of Territorial con- tributions. Sharpe emphasizea that these re- funds may be obtained only through | the Bureau of Internal Revenue of | the Federal Government and that no refunds could be made of com- tributions paid into the Alaska Un-| emplovment Insurance Fund. Refunds Expiained | “Those employers who have not paid their Territorial unemploy- ment contributions for one or more of the years 1937 and 1938 but who| have paid the Federal tax may, by now paying the Territorial contri-| butions, obtain a refund from the| Federal government for the amount | of such payments” Sharpe ex- plained. “Employers who have paid neither their Territorial nor Federal obliga- tions may obtain the 90 percent credit against the payment of the Federal tax by paying the Territor- ial contributions on or before Octo- ber 9, 1939. | “Employers who have paid both Territorial and Federal obligations in full without receiving credit for Territorial payments may now re- VANOI KENERSTED [ n ceive credit for the Territorial pay- | ments and should apply to the Bu- | reau of Internal Revenue for a re- fund of an amount equal to this credit,” Sharpe added. R The Book ALASKA. Revised and Enlarged, Now On' Sale; ‘$1.00, Emplr: Vw;nntil-é '&“ll‘;h"llll. gy THE MANAGEMENT OF | TWo oot Chon OPENING TONIGHT A double attraction opens tonight | for weekend billing at the Coliscum Theatre. One of the most famous fictiony characters in recent years will be, | shown, “The Mystery of Mr. Wong,” | starring Boris Karloff. Hugh Wiley, author of the James Lee Wong series, created a fascinating charac-! ter in the clever Oriental super- | sleuth who uses a new method nI {crime’ detection. Another feature will be “Safety in | Numbers,” 1atest'of the Jones Family series. . | Between Marvin Stephens poe | June Garlson of the 20th Century- | Fox's famed Family there is fast ygrowmz one of the screen's young- | est romances, It is bropght further fllong the bath of tr\w love. 1P, MIDERSON CENSUS DIRECTOR Rep. J. P. Anderson of Juneau is to be supervisor of the Alaska cen- sus, the office of Go¢. John W. Troy ‘was notified late this afternoon by | | W. L.’ Austin of the Bureau of the | Cénsus, Washington, D. C. { | Anderson, a''member of the Ter-| | ritorial Legislature, is being assist- |ed in preliminary work here by | Dwight R. Hammack, Area Super- | visor from San Francisco. >-ee s(‘mmsns TO MEET A meeting of the District Boy | Beout Committee will be held to- | night at 7 o'clock at the City Council Chambers. | t | | | | O A FUR FIRM INCORPORATES The Kaye Fur Corporation, which will carry on a fur trading and gen- eral mrechandising business at Fair- banks, Has been incorporated with the Territorial Auditor by M. A.' Whitman of Seattle, A. Leon Kaye | |and Jean Kaye of Firbanks. ‘ - FROM HAINES Virvil Farrell, Arts and Crafts | | Director for the Office of Indian | Affairs, returned to, Juneau yester- | day from Hatye;x - RO ‘ lalml Clncken !.oal WITH CHICKEN GRAVY yolat dy lanch at the BARANOF | ——— % TONIGHT and SATUB;BA‘Y‘ Mr_Wnn.hnuntunm in a “HOUSE OF HATE” . . . w_hen murder pays an unwel- comed visit! . . . 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To these YOU CAN BUY CHEAPEB T T MAYONNAISE, Best Foods - - quart 49 ¢ NUBORA, Large, No Premium - Each 29 TOMATO JUICE, 57 - 3 12-o1.liis 25¢ A ROYAL Gelafines, Puddings - Padkage 5¢ ALL FLAVORS PICKLES - - - SWEET MIXED HeinzBABYFOODS 3 for ALL VARIETIES FIVE FAST Fast, Efficient T tuaris39¢ PARTY MIXED 'l'wo " FAN-FORCED rIEAI AT FLOOR LEVEL | Evanoil is a new kind of oil heater — utterly different, revolutionary! lyrom lower grills in the heater, Evanoil pours forth a stream of glor- ioys, actiye warmth that blankets the &o , reaches into corners, makes rooms warm as toast all over! Silent “Synchro - Float” Fan recirculates the air whme in average size home few minutes. Clean, carefree; low - cost heat. In- stant heat control. Smartly styled models for heating up to six rooms. Convenient time payments. See it do.’onl(c!cdl ; Parsons Eleciric Co. 140 'So, Seward Phone 161 s of you who have not, as yet, dined in the Gold Room we offer a pleasurable ex- perience. DINNER SERVED FROM 5 O‘CLOCK TILL 8 O'CLOCK. P. M, Music Throughout the Dinner Hours Under the Ménagemen of ROBERT J. SCHOETTLER % HENRY ARTHUR Chef and Maitre d'Hotel