The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 28, 1939, Page 3

THE CAPITOL has the BIG PICTURES and NEWS that is NEWS Sunday Monday Tuesday THE SHOW PLACE OF JUNEAU MILLIONS EAGERLY WAITING to SEE THESE FAMOUS FEUDSTERS CLASH on the SCREEN ..in a'laugh-loaded story..with a bit of heart-break behind every laugh! LAST TIMES TONIGHT A "NEWSBOYS' HOME” * “NORTH OF SHANGHAI" - “DICK TRACY" and NEWS DOUGLAS NEWS FIRST BASKETBALL GAMES IN DOUGLAS DRAW GOOD CROWD With two hard-fought games played at the natatorium last night, High School vs. Foundry and Jen- sen’s vs. Warner’s, the basketball season was ushered in for Douglas by the recently formed local league in its first doubleheader offering. A fair attendance of rooters and fans were fil'esent. For many of the unbiased spec- tators, leaving speoial interest in particular teams or certain players aside, performance of the high school boys was the best part of the show, Only their poor aim in con- verting frée throws caused their de- Teat by 13 to 14 points against their heavier and more experienced ad- versaries, the Foundry team of al- umni. Good team work, speed, and better endurance was there, but only three out of eight free tosses were converted while the Foundry scored on two out of four chances. D. ‘Wahto with seven was high man for D. H. 8. and Guerin with eight was top scorer for the iron moulders. One casualty of this game result- ed in a fractured collar bone for Glen Kronguist when he collided | Gair; aner A Soviet Family Quting—Ready if Needed 0 Russia has mighty legions of soldiers but also could call upon a civilian army if it came to a pinch. Almost everyone takes military training in | for nearly half his team’s total, or THEATRE T arie McCARTHY ""MORTIMER’’ « Constance Moore Mary Forbes .« Thurston Hall Princess Baba « John Arledge Chas, Coleman 'Edward Brophy Arthur Hohl NEWS OF Rele vuth Albert Stragier early in the Rmmhm playing and more scor- ‘mg marked the second game of the eevning with Warner’s leading all | ‘Lhe way and having twice as many markers all the time. Whrner’s won 40 to 20. | Claude Erskine was the main spring in the works for Werner 5‘ topping all scorers in honors, ac- | counting for 14 points with Bob | Feero close behind with 10 tallies. Jensen’s team appeared to be a little out of condition, although Jensen, himself, gave his wusual stellar performance and accounted | nine points. Next games scheduled the winners in last night’s opener to play each | other and the losers will play each | other next Friday night. | High School (13) Foundry (14) RF—F. Cashen G. Milis (6) | LF—D. Krsul (4) L. Guerin (8) | C—G. Wahto (2) G. Edwards RG—D. Wahto (T) A. Stragier LG—W. Fleek T. Niemi Substitutons: H. S.—Kronquist for Cashen, Kirkham for Kronquist, D. Fleek for G. Wahto; Foudry—G. Cashen for Edwards. Jensen’s (30) RF—J. Niemi (6) LF—Nelson (3).... C—Jensen (9) RG—Brownie. Warner's (40) | Y. Savikko (4) | _Feero (10) | ....G. Stargier (6) | Erskine (14) LG—Alex Gair (2).....Vicklund (6) | Substitutions: Jensen’s: Hunt for | Cashcl (or Savikko. and air clubs. Showing British Troops Rushed to France Anival of Iroquois in New York Robert Benchly—Pete Smith—Walt Disney {Sam Devon and Arne Shudshift,! some form. There are rifle clubs, parachute clubs wife and three children, at a shooting range. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, OCT. 28, OMEDY HIT OPENS SUNDAY AT CAPITOL| W. C. Filds, Charlie M| Carthy, "“You Can’t Cheat | an Honest Man” An array of talent that reads like “Who's Who in Hollywood" was as- sembled for Universal’s “You Can't Cheat An Honest Man,” which opens at the Capitol Theatre on Sunday | Heading the cast of this comedy, |dsclared ohe of the best evef to fccme out of Hollywdod, are W. C. | Fields, Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy. For a comedy combina- 'tion you just can't beat that - trio {Fields has been a star in his own |right for nea 40 years. | Mortimer Snerd, Constance Moore, Princess Baba and Blacaman the animal hypnotist, are featured in important roles. The remainder of the cast is comprised of seasonéd veterans of both stage and sereen. They include Mary Forbes, Thurston Hall, John Arledge, Charles Coleman, Edward Brophy, Arthur Hohl, Eddie ‘Ander- son, Grady Sutton, Ferris Taylor, James Bush and David Oliver. The picture was skillfully pro- duced by Lester Cowan and direct- ed hy Ge Marshall, Hollywood's ace comedy director Ending tonight is the double fea- ture “North of Shanghai” and “Newsboys’ Home.” lc Midnight Preview 1:15 A. M. Tonight Matinee Sunday—2 P. M. three-room cottage, furnished, and & chicken house Bolyans plan to rent the house out i for the present. Mr. Kendler ex- pects to leave about the middle of | December for Pittsburgh where he owns some farm property, to be with | his parents. - - - SWEATERS GIVEN AWAY Presentation of basketball sweat- ers due Douglas High School men for last year’s service at basketball, | Albert and Hjalmer Savikko and ! George Stragier, was made by Arne Shudshift of the Douplak School Board during the intermis- | sion between games at the Nat last night. B | | HALLOWE'EN PARTIES | Social doings in Douglas tonight | include hallowe'en parties for most | of the young folks. At the school the P. E. Girls are staging a party wlth lots of hallowe'en features for the parryl F. Zanuck romantic hit from | the 20th Century-Fox studios, comes | |to the Coliseum Theatre on Sunday rest of the student body and faculty. For the Four H Club Girls, Mrs. Clyde Bolyan, their leader, is enter- taining wiLh a similar parLy { - | PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE Miss Phyllis Lundell, Public Health Nurse, who has been sta- tioned at Sitka during the summer has now transferred her activities to Chichagof where she will spend a . month in the line of her duties in Officials: Referee — Angus Gair; schools and community. When fin- umpire—Robert Bonner; timekeep- jshed there she will then go to er—Tom Cashen. Skagway and carry.on there. S e —————————— THE DAY NO. 206 ased October 14th | Dongias Church DOUGLAS P.-T. A. TO MEET; PLAN TO WELCOME TEACHERS ‘Whether or not the Douglas Par- ent-Teacher Association is to func- sa"'ces tion this school year will be decided at a public meeting to be held at the school on Wednesday, November | * Notices for this church column 1, according to plans made by the must be received by The Empire P.-T. A. Executive Board which met not jater than 10 o'clock Saturday last evening at the home of Mrs. morning to guarantee change ot Glen Kirkham, Vice-President. sermon topics, ete. President Mrs. J. R. Langseth,| Trustee Mrs. Mike Pusich, Treasurer ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHUR(H' No service tomorrow. | were all present and consideration the meeting. The teachers are to be formally welcomed and some entertainment is to be provided. If it is decided to continue with meetings and other activities during the term a new | secretary will be elected to fill the| vacancy caused by non-return of Miss Hess. Everyone interested in the school | is urged to be present. i Coslis L et N 9:00 a.m.—Holy Mass. | Sunday School immediately fol-| lowing Mass, | DOUGLAS PRESBYTERIAN MISSION Sunday services: 1:30 p.m.—Bible School. 2:30 p.m.—Preaching Service. All are welcome in these serv ALASKA EVANGELIZATION BOLYANS BUY AP i Mr: and Mrs. Clyde Bolyan this morning completed the purchase of |the George Kendler property ad- Joming the Reinikka home where they have their residence. The prop- erty. compnses a lmge lot with a GEORGE _H. LOVELESS Missionary-in-Charge 10:00 a.m.—Sunday Bchiools home of uxx,, 7:00 pm. -l';vepln; service at home Joseph Tgssel, Topic, “Life’'s Most Deadly En The Flesh, Inter- nally, The m‘l«j,. Exwmany, The Devil, anemnlly ” Romans 8:6; I John 5:4; James 41, Wednesday, 7:00 p.m, — Prayer meetifx_g,at hom; of Josfp‘h ’;‘usell. | at | b = | . HosPiITAL Notes —— Mrs. Hector Plante and hér baby were dismissed today from St. 1 Ann's Hogpital. Admitted to St. Ann's Hospital,' Ralph Brookhart is receiving medi- | cal aftention. Eskil Bertles is a medical dismis- sal today from St. Ann’s Hospital. C. Bristow entered St, Ann's Hos- | pital last night and received sur-: gical care, M. G. Metcalf received a frac- tured knée cap yesterday afternoon as the result of an accident at the mitle. He is recelving care at Ist, Ann's Hospital, | Here's a Soviet family, husband, | Girls.” 193, Duaily Crossword Puzzle ACROSS Corrects 7. Suture . Ocean City in Ohlo Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle . Small river islands Operatic solo 5. Cooking vessel glish letter T instruc- or: eollog Relates Urchin tumble . Performed alone . Back of the neck . Bucket 3 P!npan Mix circularly Ancient Greek lis Public store- hotise Imp eet urchin Scrutinize Parcel of Asterisk . Artificially sprouted ground Point of land running into 99 the water m 58, Flesh of calves 70. Skill 1. Wild_headlong flight 74, The turmer 76. 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The double feature ending to- includes “Bulldog Drum- ;jmond in Africa” and “Meet the| ——— |Mlss Skinner Feted With Potluck Dinner Miss Marianne Skinner was fet- ed last evening by a group of young friends who gathered at | was also given to the program for pOUGLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH the West Tenth Street home of Miss Ruth Allen for a potluck din- ner. The incentive for the affair was the seventeenth birthday of the honoree, and following supper the guests attended the movies. Those invited for the occasion were the Misses Kathrine Camp- bell, Betty Wilcox, Sue Stewart, Anytime You're Hungry Day or nght HOYAL CA!"E Is the Place fo Eat! NEWS BROADCAST JOINT FEATURE SERVICE ON THE AIR! By The Daily Alaska Empire and KINY 6 days every week at 12:30 p.m. 9:45 p.m 8:15 a.m. 7:00 p.m. | Idabell Dobson, | Virginia Worley, has | Moore, Binnie Barnes | tate of mind “omparative ending Woolly surface of, cloth 5. Soll 6. Breathe heayily in sleep 7. Soldiers em- ployed in digging mines 8. Before 9. 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