The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 29, 1939, Page 3

e e R A st B STARTS TONIGHT HARDY FAMILY IS AT CAPITOL | FOR 2 NIGHTS Popular Film Aggregation Comes Here in ""Out West"" Feature THEATRE SHOW PLACE OF JUNEAU Mickey Mouse Matinee Saiurqlay———l:fl@ P.0 Andy Hardy is back in town! All done up in a cowboy suit he romp: through « most hilarious of tI s to date out W will be seen tonigh at the Capitol For this latest tire family x 4 adventure the en- form. With the locale moved to a ranch some of the fun that transpires when the in- ible Andy meets a ten-year-old ster who can out-shoot him and out-rope him may well imagined Mickey Rooney's “Andy Hardy” | ins with each portrayal. Outstand- | 2 in “Love Finds Andy Hardy,” he | urpasses even that performance with some heart-tugging moments in which he awaits the verdict atten- dant upon a pet horsé which has been hurt through a desire to be smart on his part The newest addition to the Hardy troupe is little Virginia Weidler who Mickey many a bad moment Virginia's expert heckling is some- thing for the books. The remainder of the family is intact. Lewis Stone, as Judge Hardy, has new and baffling legal problems to solve. Fay Holden, as Mrs. Hardy, shoulders her share of the burden and Cecilia Parker finds a new love | interest in Gordon Jone: -eo FALL DANCING CZAS Now enrolling. Phone Dorothy S. Roff, Red 119, 315 Third St. adv. LEWIS STONE MICKEY ROONEY CECILIA PARKER FAY HOLDEN M-G-Mm "MEAT BALLS | and Daily Crosst ACROSS al Inter- . 1939. l mrd Puzzle . Indefinite amount . Note of the . Supplication . Upright Peel 6. Subject to fits of depres- sion I8. As far as Number 8 h . Compass point 23. Sand hills: variant Part contaln- ing the scale . Ethereal salts Rocks Native metal- bearing compounds Amerlcan lawyer and orator Brag Matrons 24. Container for vinegar or ofl Was lijter= ested Glow seeds Gets nway reen herbage in lowa . Expresses in £n of addi~ tion catter hrouded Garden imple- ments Unit of welght 46. Ono who gets away artfuls y 48. Degrees 49, Alarm whistles DOWN 1. Speak or act against 2. Holsting de- vices Assist King of Troy oD wance for ie welght Football team Indows Very stupld Minute orifice ‘onceal Support tor | furniture | . Coat of certalr | sure of dis- tance Italian Spaghetti Baranof Tomorrow | GREEN TOP CABS—PHONE 678 BUY GREEN TOP RIDE ** COUPON BOOKS: 98.25 in rides for $5.00 £3.00 in rides for $2.50 Great Serial—- Do You Know That Our Foods Are Finer! 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HAVE YOU SHOPPED AT BERT'S? 2 doz. 75c 2 doz. 8c 2doz. 83c FRMPMRCROL AT JU[CES_.standard size hn 23%c SLI $5.25 Case of 24~=$2.49 STRINGLESS BEANS, “Fancy Whole .......... .y .6cans95¢ CORNED BEEF, Swift's Fancy . ... ... ... .....1-b. tins 20c APPLES-" At Their Best"” - Box$1.99 CRACKERS 241, ot : Regular size 19¢ POP CORN, “"Redi Popt” 2 gallon tin 75¢ Street 105 b b resudenl Loses No - Chance for Keeping | Neutrality fo Fore (Continued froin Pag: Oue) “Athenia” did not carry munitions. Less direct, but even more force- ful, was the President’s explanation of the interpretation he had pla upon the Monroe doctrine with spect to Canada. A year ago in a speech at the dedication of a U. 8.- Cdl!.\l])'ln bridge the President said | “the people of the United States w1ll not stand idly by if domination of Canadian soil is threatened by | iany other (than the British) em- ELKS BOWLING START CHANGED | Secrefary - League [ fo Have 24 | PHER-DENTAL T0 OCTOBER 9 } Nine Teams Announced by |""LIVES OF BENGAL LANCER" COMES T0 (OLISEUM TONIGHT sres of books the steep historic Khy- | n used as Rhapsodized in and lusty soldier ides of Tndia’s have at last b motion picture background The Lives of a Bengal has materialized from the ing print of Francis Yeals adventurous novel. The elaborate Paramount film spectacle is at the Coliseum and tomorrow with Gary Cooper, I Richard Cromwell ng, C. Aubrey Smith ind Kathleen Burke in ole: For more than three Paramount studios echoed plaintive and eerie whin of cobra charmers and of the yocal discords Pathans, Afghans Punjabi-Mohammedans [film was in production - HELP THY NEIGHBOR | Telephone 713 or write The Alaska Territorial Employment Service for this qualified worker, Lancer" interest- anchot Tone, Guy Stand- Monte Blue important months, the to the of reeds the innumer- Sikhs and while the boom of able B OOKKEEPER-STENOGRA- SSISTANT e 26. One year 8 months of S experi- ence as bookkeeper ) experienced dental assistant. Pleasant personal- at, willing worker e LOLA'S BEAUTY SHOP Will be closed from Sept ‘l about Oct. 15. Young lady, single, of university g v | Nine teams of the 24 which will | participate in the Elks bowlirig | league this season have already com- {pleted organization, Secretary Ray Ward announced today. Bowling will start October 9 stead of October 2 as announced | earlier. MEDIUM SIZE @« « Nothing in heaven or | men! They're the Luncers . loving, hating together Juaeau's Greatesi Show Value TONIGHT and QATURDAY ‘ can stop these . living, fighting, .« . in the spectacular seMing of India, land of mystery and romancel Adoiph Zvko: presents “‘THE LIVES OF A BENGAL LANCER' Added Attractions Vitaphone M l‘lody Master l’urkv Pig Cartoon News GARY COOPER FRANCHOT TONE RICHARD CROMWELL SIR GUY STANDING C. Acbrey Smith - Monte Blue Bl Kc'hllon Burlu ORANGES — Sweet, Juicy — 2 doz. £3¢ | ONIONS — Fancy, Dry -~ 4 pounds 19¢ in-| ! pire.” Teams ready to bowl, with .| POTATOES 25 pounds 13c |“NO EXPANSION” { A reporter asked him about !statement in the light of Cahada’s declaration of being at war with Germany. { The President insisted his e !ment had not meant an expansion of the meaning of the Monroe doc- | trine. |in 1823, he said, there was agree- ment that the doctrine meant not only that European countries would not be allowed further to extend their influence in this hemisphere, but also that possession of American sterritory should not be allowed to pass from one sovereignty to an- other. At the time this last concerned only a few offshore islands and minor continental possessions of European powers. But its applica- tion now would apply to Canada It was a roundabout way of saying that the United States would not allow Germany to gain ‘any foothold in the Americas, even if she should defeat England and claim her coloniés in part settle- ment. With equal point it bright- Iened up the Administration argu- (ment that a neutrality act injuring England is not an esf:cially good thing. i The President’s message to Con- {gress and the Administration’s bill |are the latest in the neutrality bat- tle. 3 ——————— CHARLES CARLSON DIES IN HOSPITAL last night in St. Ann's Hospital where he had been receiving medi- cal care since August 26. Mr. Carlson was born in Sweden in 1874 and had never been natur- alized. He came to Alaska in 1912 and once worked as 4 tanner. Later he fished and worked in the mines. He had been in poor health for the last few years. Carlson was single and had 1o known relatives. The body is at the Charles W. Carter Mortuary. Fun- eral arrangements will be announced Monday. HOLZHEIMER LEAVES FOR TERM OF COURT U. 8. Attorney William A. Holz- heimer left on the steamer North Sea for Ketchikan to be present al the term of court, the | At the time of its enunciation j Charles Carlson ated at 10 oclock | captain named first, are as fol- | lows: Kaufmann, Benedict and Mrs Petrich; Burke, Holmquist and Ben- son; Hutchings, Hudson and Shat- ) tuck; Mrs. White, Mrs. Faulkner and Mrs. Stewart; Bloedhorn, son and Eliason; Mrs. Sperling, Mrs. Dufresne and Sperling; Whitehead, Grisham and Fagerson; Iversen, Ward and Werner; Mrs. Duckworth, | Duckworth and Henning. e BOXER THROUGH ENROUTE NORTH, KOTZEBUE TRIP| Architect hfibcal Indian Staff Arrives—Four Leave Juneau Headed for Bering Sea, the Of- fice of Indian Affairs freightship | Boxer touched at Juneau today. The vessel arrived at 4 o'clock this morn- ing and left early this afternoon. Northbound, stops will be made only at Seward, Unalaska, Nunivak, Elim and Nome in order that the ship may reach Kotzebue and head | south before the freeze-up. Passengers from Seattle for Ju- neau on the Boxer were George W. Kelly, who is joining the Construc- tion Division office here as Associ- ate Architect, and his three chil- dren. The Kellys are registered 'at | the Gastineau Hotel. Through passengers were Mr.and Mrs. Dale Stewart, new teachers at Nunivak, and Mr. and Mrs. Rayno A. Johnson, teacher and special assist-| ant at Elim. | Clyde G. Sherman, who is to be| Pield Agent for Organization and Extension at Nome, and Mrs. Sher- man, boarded the Boxer here, as did Mr. and Mrs. Everitt M. Calhoun, teachers for Kotzebue. > o Mrs. Hays to See | Son and Daughter Mrs. J. C. Hayes sailed on the North Sea for Seattle where she will visit her daughter, Miss Jewel Kelly. Later she will go to San Francieo| to visit her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kelly and their two sons. It will be Mrs. Hayes' first| opportunity to see her grandsons. } She expects to return in about| six weeks, FANCY WHITE EXTRA FANCY YAKIMA GEMS I CELERY s« 10-12- Lic Wwil- | B et S APPLES - 4w DBULK JONATHANS D SQUASH LEMOKS HUBBARD or MARBLEHEAD [ e Pound () Per dozen LARGE JUICY SUNKIST 3§E F6 BARS —~3 . celo. pha- 33¢ MACARONIor SPAGHETTI —-Pkg. 19¢ LARGE CELLOPHANE PACKA FISHER'S BLEND FLOUR 1@ !b. bag 59¢ SNOWDRIFT 11b.lins22¢ B P D DAY - e COFFEE =it el JELLY - 2 = 35¢ MONARCH—ALL FLAVORS B et 4t o GRAPEF RUIT 2 2c VEG 2u 8¢ FANCY—-&TANDBY LOR l 3 PRUNES SUNSWEET i . DEVILED MEAT per tin 5C and 10(1 LIBBY'S D e e CORNED BEEF, Libby's — 2 Ib. fins CHIPPED BEEF Libby's — Med. jars SARDINES — American Pack 4 | ior and SALADS