The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 18, 1939, Page 6

S BRINGING UP FATHER WELL- MAGGIE'S GONE OUT TO DO SOME SHOPPING-I SUPPOSE- HERE IN CLEVELAND - THANK HELLO CLERK GOODNESS - | KIN STAY IN ME SEND ROOM AN'ENJUOY A NICE QUIET NEXT DAY - NOW - WHAT'S — THEM THAT RACKET @ TEUL STOP- 'MARINE NEWS | NORAH TAKES |( MANY SOUTH SteAMER MOVEMENTS l ® s s s e e o0 e NORTHBOUND Yukon scheduled to arrive at 5 tomorrow morning and sails westward about 10 o'clock in the forenoon from o'clock passengers took | . . . . . Sur 1y morning aboard 1e| ® 8 £ 4 e the A. J. Dock. Should have ® . Jessen. Mrs| ® _four days' mail aboard. . . 5 N“ s Ph ® North Coast due sometime to- ® e I Neif. T| ® MoOrrow morning . © Biwarde| ® SCHEDULED SAILINGS ach. E. A. Kraft, Miss M] ® Taku scheduled to sail from e e Seattle 9 p. m. tomorrow. . o] ® Northland scheduled to sail ® o4l “\';’K‘PBF;""’X‘“;\‘ e from Seattle December 22 at ® el, Mrs. T. Gardner, Aj ® 10a m 1 W 8 Gowans| ® Tongass scheduled to sail from e y mith, T. W. Gra-] ® Seattle December 26 at 9 pm. @ " Y Chaaios in. iniia e Princess Norah scheduled to . iy Nerelgrapy @ I .;nn from ;/.'nwm\'vr Decem- B i sutals. B e ber28at9p m f‘ 8. T : ;t ‘“:{‘ ‘lv‘ 'E‘ L;\;A',‘Xf{' e SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS 24 Butler. C. O Galbraith, W, &, ® Mount McKinley = scheduled & Cormte n Breseickeon . Batiets,|® toarrive at 8 o'clock tomor- & J. C. William. A. Ruban, D, Daniel- ® ToW morning, if the weather ® on. P Hawey. H. G. 8wail, J. Hegs'® < Pertuis on rh‘o Gulf of Al- ok e aska. The ship goes first to ® The steamer d ot arrive In pgett 5 - e, A Ji DO SIS 8 from Skasway until about 9:30 o'-|® 80uth from the Cold Storage & el erday momning, held at ® DOk ¥ WhISh whs Wibd- Sl hE Estebeth scheduled to sail every ® Wednesday al 6 p.m. for Sit- 5 gt B * ka and wayports. . ® Dart leaves every Wedn=sday e M |» &t 7am. for Petersburg, Port e Seven Arrlv ® Alexander, XKake and way e ® ports. . e e eesesecese e on pAA plane | TIDES ToMoRROW N ke oo el Low tide 0:26 a. m., 42 feet Seven Pacific Alaska Airways| gigh tide 7:00 a. m., 14.0 feet passengers flew to Juneau from| Low tide 1:34 p. m. A7 feet IP““"”“““}‘“‘ :‘l‘\“"f‘"?m "‘fl“‘" plane will | High tide 7:22 p. m, 115 feet return north o esda 5 R Arrivals yesterday were Mr. and R Mrs. Eric Hard, Mrs. W. Cragen, $———————— W. Johnson, P. Dryden, R..Made HELP 1N dock, C. P. Ulsh. £ Where They éame From Christmas | Festivals Telephone 713 or write The Alaska Territorial | ALASKAN ] | STENOGRA: HER— Female, sin- gle, age 19. High School and busi- ness college training. Local resi- dent. Wishes job to gain practical experience. Trained in typing, short- hand, bookkeeping, and modern of- fice machines. Call for ES 31. MRS. JAY SMITH Is now prepared to give PRIVATE LESSONS in VOICE CULTURE Phone 238 or call at Methodist Parsonage ‘ JHEN ]!h: early Christians be- gan celebrating the Nativity on December 25, they were right. in line with an old pagan custom. For people in many lands held festivals sbout the same time—when they could see that the days were get- ting longer. Ancient historians did not agree on the exact date of Christ’s birth. December 25 was first observed as Christmas abor 350 A.D.. in Rome ' For Further Particulars. —The Sign of Dependable Service i et e s Juneau to Fairbanks: Tuesday and Wednesday Fairbanks to Nome: Monday and Thursday Fairbanks to Bethel: Wednesdays ° U. S. Airmail—Express Service ° Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. PHONE 106 LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE Sales Representqtive e i i DA i~ et - i Bt il s o PP, SINGIN'- [T'S TERRIBLE — 5 % ‘fiSOPTOIT WELL- IT WORKED- THEY STOPPED- -1S THIS THE ROOM 2 WELL- WiLL YOU SOMEONE INTO THE SUITE_AND TELL TO CUT QUT THAT THEM IF THEY DON'T L GO IN AN’ PUT A - | Sons of Norway held at the AGROU"D.(ARGO |10.0F. Han, 'l | Mrs. Olaf Swanson is in charg of rrangements for the Yule ‘b(‘! and their friends on the eve- | ning of December 30. | rows-Cyane and Other ' Ships Aiding Her | hall on January 6. Those elected to fill the offices fQ.clude: Olaf variou: | President; Roald Copstead, Vi The mail freighter Einar Beyer|pregident. George Jorgenson, went aground Saturday morning in | judge: Mrs. R. Rosness, | Wrangell Narrows with a cargo|nms Belle Knutson, Financial Sec lof fish, it is learned here retary; Mrs, Gertie Olion, Treas- | The Eihar Beyer, listed heavily yrer. Mps. Olaf Swanson, [on her side, had to be partially oo’ Mrs. Gladys Bareksten, {unloaded to facilitate floating oper- | ictatt Secretary; Mrs, C. Peter- ations of the Coast Guard cutter| con” and Mrs. O. Ecklund, Mar- ion and the affair will be held at the Swanson, |and fcllowed the breakfast | | | Regent; | consisting of Christmas carols, well Secre- | Yendered by Alice Whipple Jones, ‘As. | Pianist; Mrs. Burford C. Smith, so- | Cyane, tug boats and lighters shal; Berns Mork and Andrew Ros- The Cyane reported it expected | yocc' Guards; Mrs. Ray Hagerup, to have the ship off the beach|ooinic Dy W. M. Whitel Seletdny . evpeing | Physician; Pete Hildre, Trustee The Einar Beyer, recently visit- | yempers of the auditing commit- ing Juneau, is bound south from |iee are Mrs. John Lowell, M Aleutian Islands. Her cargo|ge westhy and Arnie Shudshift. | frozen iish destined for Prince i s ! Rupert transfer | L N SONSOFNORWAY B P. W. Club ‘ ' Members Feted TELECT OFFICERS ©SATURDAYNiGHT At Breakfast Election of officers and plans for a Christmas party were made the Starting off the Christmas festivi- ties was the colorful complimentary Hollywood Sights And Sounds By Robbin Coons. HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Dec. 18.—If there’s a better example of “showmanship” before the cameras right now than the teaming of Jane Withers and Gene Autry, I haven't seen it. Tt would be pleasant to report that the inspiration came to Producer Sol Wurtzel via a dream, and it would be more exciting if a seer had snatched it for him from tea leaves or a crystal ball. The prosaie truth is that Sol was thinking of this and that when someone suggested that Autry, free and eager to make a picture apart from his Republic contract, would be a good bet for Withers. And Sol, who is always looking for ideas for pictures didn’t miss the boat on this one. They're a good pair: Autry, tops among the western stars, and Jane, one of the ten tops among all stars although her chances for a repea tthis year—because of a couple of palookas—are not so good. The youngsters love both of them, the western fans know no age limits, papa and mamma go with the youngsters. You see? This is bashful Gene's first trip away from his modest home lot, Republic. His leading lady is Marjorie Weaver. who plays Jane’s big sister beloved by Gene. What Marjorie didn't know, when she and Gene and Jane went to the still gallery, was that Gene had been kissed in a picture only once in his career—by Ann Rutherford, who was 16 at the time and doing leading ladies. Somebody told Marjorie, and she stepped up and plunked Gene a good one on the lips. Gene blushed, and thought it over NOW AT That's the reception cherming hostessess give thoughtful guests who bring gifts of delicious Van Duyn Candles. Little attentions make you & ::::; come" guest. Try itd Percy’s 7}‘2 " Qggfl [ exclusively VAN DUYN CHOCOLATE S| a long time with no comment. Just before the still session was finished, he strode over and, with deliberate aim, returned the compliment. Proving nothing except that even a cowboy star can get used to big city—or big lot—ways fast. Director of the picture, “Shooting High,” is Al Green. He's the fella—one of the fellas—who said Jane wasnt’ the type when she applied for extra work in “As the Earth Turns” five years ago. Speaking of showmanship—there’'s nothing wrong with the Mae West-W, C. Fields teaming in “My Little Chickadee" either. Both being expert show-people, they can be relied on to stage at least one good temperamental bout before the cameras finish with them. There would be more of these “ideal” teamings if contractual limitations permited. Cagney and Raft, wo tough hombres, were together in a picture almost as soon as Raft was free from his old Paramount contract. With Fred Astaire on their list, the Metro folks couldn't wait to get him and Eleanor Powell together. Sometimes “perfect teaming” misses cut only by a shade of time, Jane Withers was practically set for a venture with Mickey Rooney—practically except that Metro bagged Rooney into the Hardy Family before the contracts weer brought out. And sometimes the really perfect teaming just can't be dreamed about. There were a couple of kids teamed once in a picture called “Bright Eyes.” To put them together again—Jane Withers and Shirley Temple—would constitute A-1 showmanship. But that would be acking too much of the very human natures of their respective camps. | 2 ‘ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, DEC. 18, 1939. By GEORGE McMANUS WHAT of the 12:30 o'clock noon by the Busines |and Professional Women's Club, honering members in good attend- ance. beautifully decorated in evergreens Christmas trees, large, coloriul can- dles, and Holly—each guest having a sprig pinned upon them as the; entered, by committee member, Cor- rine G Community singing of carols and rellicking BP.W.C. songs preceded At the excellent numbers, breakfast, and violin close of the piano, vocal, known songs and compositions per- taining to the Holiday season were prano, and Mr. Stanley Tolefson,| violinist. Miss Caroline Todd spoke briefly on the North Wind, the club bulle- tin, just issued, explaining the color- fu nd unique totem design—the | drawing of Mrs. Frances L. Paul and | alling attention to the contests of | FRANCISC FinestyModerately Fri?cgl?otil 2 OXFORD IYERY R0OM WITH TuB & sHoWER renson 299 250 3.00 .50 3.00 350 WO COrFEE sHOP & COCKTAN LOUNGE PERSONS SMASON ot MARKET ST. ¥ HAVING A BELLBOY COME TO MADAME CADENZA’'S SUITE AND ORDE! SINGING STOPPED? 1T DO YOU MEAN BY R THE [main topics“on the schedule for|breakfast given in the Gold Roomthe little club paper, dedicated to anof Hotel yesterday atlbe National President, Minnie L. Maffett, M.D.—which includes greet- to Gov. and Mrs. Ernest Gruen- Mrs. Estella Draper, former Gov. The large dining room was|John W. Troy, and his retiring Sec- , | retary ir |ing Harry G. Watson. Also was é * THIS FAMOUS HOTEL Is close to the theatres and stores, with magnificent view of mountains and har- bor. Splendid food, perfect convenience and | guest of honor for the occasion with | |a complimentary issue of the North ‘? The affair was arranged by Mrs Lillian Vogt, Mrs. Ernestine Tyler, ‘amd Miss Corrine Gray. ‘ i D - | Wind. | ‘SALT LAKE CITY, Utah.—Follow- | WAS ME TAKING A ing a conerence of western labor| LARGE Rates $€).50 LESSON FROM HER- | leaders here, the AFL plans a cam-| ®OOMS, From | paten to restore its strnegth on the | "pT® (Special Rates to |Pacific Coast waterfronts. A fight | e ALASRANF LINE THE | will be made to break Harry Sridzes ® | |how [ ;2/— 3 | Py | 5 [ Anita Garnick's message, the local President; notes from various chair- CABS—PHONE 678 BUY GREEN TOP RIDE COUPON BOOKS: 98.25 in rides for $5.00 $3.00 in rides for $2.50 im(-n. “doings” of members, the club’s Leave Due Juneau Due Juneau legislative program, and the slogans Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound |of various Juneau business houses.| MT. McKINLEY Dec. 9 Dec. 12 Dec. 18 | Mrs. Paul then elaborated upon| YURKON Dec. 16 Dec' 19 DG the story of the totem design on ; : s the cover, giving a detailed account FOR OTHER INFORMATION AND RESERVA s which the bulletin story did not Ao CESERIATIONS [fully contain. CALL | . | AL Miss Anila Garnick then present- ed Miss Estella Draper, the club’s| THE ALASKA LINE IR A L TS = A RS PHONES H. O. ADAMS, Agent Ticket Office 2 GREEN TOP Freight Office 4 Alaska Steamship Compan SERVICE-ON-ALL-ALASKA-ROUTE MARINE AIRWAYS—U. S. MAIL [ FAMILY SHOE STORE “Juneau’s Oldest Exclus- sive Shoe Store” BOWL for Health and Pleasure | | | al the BRUNSWICK [ JAMES ¢. COOPER Business Counselor Shattuck Bldg. Room 1 Phone 182 . L3 | | EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING Years in the Business | | J. G. OBERG | | THE SHOE HOSPITAL Formerly Al—the Shoe Doctor NEWS BROADCAST JOINT FEATURE SERVICE ON THE AIR! 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MULVIHILL Agent, C.P.R.—Juneau, Alaska Baranof Hetel CANADIAN PACIFIC this evening at the box office of the — CAPITOL THEATRE and receive 2 tickets to see: “HUCKLEBERRY FINN" SPACE T WATCH THIS Your Name May Appear COLUMBIA LUMBER COMPANY OF ALASEA Lumber and Building Materials PHONES 587 OR 747—JUNEAU SECURE YOUR LOAN THROUGH US To Improve and Modernize Your Home Under Title I, F. H. A. HOTEL GASTINEAU Every Effort Made for the Comfort of Guestsl GASTINEAU CAFE in connection AIR SERVICE INFORMATION e LAND WEEKLY SATLINGS—Juneau to Seattle Leave Ar.Juneau Lv.Juneau Beattle No.Bound So.Bound NORTHLAND . Dec. 9 Dec. 12 Dec. 15 NORTH COAST . Dec. 16 Dec. 19 Dec. 22 HENRY GREEN, Agent ..o hODE 109 e ) EPRCHY