The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 24, 1940, Page 3

| THE CAPITOL has the BIG PIC TURES and NEWS that is NEWS 1 ARE THE STAGE — TONIGHT — AT 9:15P. M. e 'R JUMEAU MERCHANTS' STYLE SHOW 3 ss Junean” for the E"anrbanks Ice Carnival {E JUNEAU CHAMEER OF COMMERCE WITH THE CO-OOPERATIN OF THE FOLLOWING JUNEAU MERCHANTS @IS « « « B M. Behrends Co. . . . Jones- ievens . . . Chanrel Apparel Shop...The ue Shop . . . Beviin’s and Halvorsen’s nday Midnight Preview h 1:15 A.M. TONITE | ‘onday Matnee Tuesday SUNDAY—2 P. M. L | »ID STACKED THE CARDS AND LOADED THE DICE! A Hop on the most amazing streak of luck that ever Y chased a pair of ¥ SH A4 IL}\CE OF JUNEAU TR YT R S A [ 5 A aniel R oS e Last Times Tonight | ] “CLOUDS OVER EUROPE” n First Show Starts 7:15 P. M. STRANGE NEWS SKI PATRO[ IS FORMED HERETO PROMOTE SAFETY Ellioft Robertson Is Elected President of 15-Man Juneau Group The Juneau Ski Patrol, Dewé& Meets Indians formed unit to serve Gastineau Channel skiers, has elected Elliott Robert- son, President, Myron Christy, Vice- President, and Dean Williams, Sec- retary-Treasurer. Though made up mostly of Ju- neau Ski Club members, the Pa- trol operates as a -separate unit, under the direction of a Patrol Chief, paid by the U. S. Forest Service. At present there are 15 members ‘of the Patrol. Recently they com- | pleted a 15-hour first aid course " |under the supervision of Haryy H. . |Kazee of the U. S. Bureau of | Mines. i : Eventually the local group hopes {to affiliate with a National 8ki | Patrol, formed a year ago in lhl’ | States. T | ALASKAN | Telephcie 713 or write ] The Alaska Territorial Employment Service for the Presidency, is shown at Grand Coulee, Wash., being greeted by Henry Owhi (left), Nez Perce Indian frem naorthern Idahe. Thomas E. Dewey (right) stumping the Northwest on his campaign MUSICIANS' PROTECTIVE © UNION | LOCAL NO. 672—A. F. of M. e HELP AN 'F BARBER-COOK—Single, age 35. ENERAL MEETING | =555 5 = good at both trades. Short order and dinner cook in restaurants, several years. is member of AFL. Has operated own barber shop and worked as journeyman barber. Will SUNDAY——FEBRUARY 25 " > take odd jobs or full time Call AF.ofL Hallat4P. M. [&e™ """ T DISMISSED OPEN FOB. NEW MEMBERS! | Suit oslv!rhe Trading Union, a i corporation, against the gasboat HARRY ]. KRANE, Secretary. Naket was dismissed today @t re- ) Quest of the plaintiff. recently as a first aid and safety Robt. Taylor, MissM.Loylo Be Seen Here |Well Knawn'Slars in Ro- mantic Comedy, “Lucky Night,” at Capitol Bringing a sensational new ro- mantic comedy team to the screen, | ‘Lucky Night,” co-starring M\rns Loy and Robert aylor, is the out- standing attraction coming to the| | Capitc for three days slarthm‘, Sunday Hitherto portraying straight dra- | | matic es in films h as “Ca- mille and Up and Fight,” and “The Crowd Ros Robert Tay-| lor, in this film presents himself | for light comedy honors opposite (the merry Myrna Loy who has| {already achieved distinction as a mirthful en-| “Thin Man" and “Double | comedienne in such l(’lt\mm(‘m\ as the Libeled Lady™ | Taylor portrays the role of an -luck playbey who meets Miss on a ch while both are 100! Myrna has fled fro fourth engagement to |a& man she didn't want to marry. Tm pair team forces. pmhnnde’ fifty cents. pyramid it into thou- | sands by lucky playing, hit the | night spots, get into tight spots |and find, after their wild and J“]\xck}' night,” that they've been | married. Thereafter they face the | sericus business of life, leading to | further hilarious complications, separation, and eventual reconcilia- tion In the supporiing cast is a picked list ¢f funmakers, among whom are ph Allen, Henry O'-| { Neill, Dou; Gowley, Bernard Ne- | dell, Charles Lane, Bernardene | Hayes, Gladys Blake, Marjorie Main, Edward Gargan, Irving Ba- |eon, and Oscar O'Shea. - Real Drama IsEnaded at Hollywood Two Movie Cowboys Fight It Out in Regular Frontier Fashion HOL! LYWOOD Ct\l Feb. 24— Two movie cowboys quarreled late yesterday in frontier fashion in a Hcllywood park lot and as the re- sult, Jerome B. Ward, 50, was ar- rested, after a chase by the police, "land bocked on suspicion of slaying __ |John Dyke, 45. ! 'The shooting took place near the | Columbia studios where both are employed. ADAMS, SITKA WOMAN FACING MORALS COUNT Two More Eflafges Placed Against Alleged Nar- cofics Peddler John Adams, who already faces Federal charges of possessing nar- cotics and selling liquor illegally, was arraigned in District Court here ‘today on two additional counts, cohabitating in a state of | adultery and procuring a female to live an immoral life. Also charged on the cohabitation | count was Beatrice Kraiger, alias Beatrice Harris, who was “arrested at Sitka and brought here on the Northland this week. Adams’ trial on the narcotics charge will begin in Court Mon- | day morning at 10 o'clock and will be the first jury trial of the pras- jent term. FISHERIES WARDEN FLIES TO SITKA Charles Petry, Bureau of Fish- eries Warden, flew to Sitka today on offictal business. He will return | next week. | ————————— RANGER IX IN PORT The Forest Service vessel Ran- ger IX returned to port last night (after a cruise to Kelp Bay, Sitka, | Hoonah Sound, Angoon, and Ten- akee. Assistant District Ranger John Brillnart and Captain George Sarvella were aboard. | — e CASES SET . Two civil cases today were set |(or trial in District Court. Alma Nordstrom versus Hans Berg will be heard March 11 and Everett Nowell versus H. O .Sandes at the Iend of the jury term. ‘ | move her and give her Girl Bride Mrs. Minnie E. Valdes, Redwood Elainc Valdes, who gave her age as 19 when cld Bennic Page, time of the heme happy, WANTFDR THIRD TIME union. DONALDVILLE, Ga. Feb. 24 Voters f small rural pra- cincts vote 1y for President Rocsevelt and a third term in the Nation’s first presidential pri- tary This primary is explained as a sentiment sounder.” -~ NAZI-FASCIST TRADE TREATY | GIVEN CHANGE | | ROME, Feb. 24.—A new trade pact has been signed between Italy and Germany | The new pact revises the former | commercial accord between the two “just for fun nations and designs a new plan to carry on trade under wartime conditions, > oo - | Doctor's Wife ‘ In Dangerous Condition by Fall BALTIMORE, Md., Feb. 2 The wife of Dr. D. T. Battaglia, is in| a hospital today as the result of| a fall downsta at her home and is facing the ordeal of child birth While conscious, Mrs. Battaglia has a broken neck. 1o The physician husband said she is comfortable, notwitstanding her misfortune but is in a dangerous condition because he dares not ether. Daily Crosst filed suit recently for 2 runaway marriage en grounds Elaine had no parental consent at the Youthful bride is shown with the groom in the of her mother-in-law, where * despite the row over her mar | Luisa Tetraz "noon THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, FEB. 24, 1940. Sk of l4-year-old 22-year- Cal., mother she eloped with an annulment of her City, daughter's he expressed herself as ge. “quite NEAR DEATH At a clinic in Milan, ni, world famed ca , was reported Fel oratura soprar | ruary 16 near death from a heart The star made her 1905 at San voli Opera charmed audiences An inflammation n debut in later House, throughout the United States. Italian subject, she is now in her seventies. NASH IS DUE Frank Nash of the Alaska Road Commission, Fairbanks section, is coming in by Eleci this after- from Fairbanks. vord Puzzle ACROSS Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 8. Shortening 1. Bxtol 9. Anclent wine 1. Wora of vessel A arecd 10, Sundry beforehand 11 Head . 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Celestta) being 54, Mother B | 77" " | ) I///flll/// iflfl fll//fl.llfi// LRAE dEAEN dld Italy, Mme. | A qn “AND. amuvzu -r Juneau’s Greatest Show Value W.D.GROSS Sunday — Monday — Tuesday YEAH MAN....EVERYBODY'S PREVIEW TONIGHT 1:15 A. M. MATINEE SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. They're GOING crazy . over each other! +« . just plein crazy! o resented by WARNER BROS. A_.COSMOPOLITAN PROD'N EXTRA! POPEYE in a 20-Minute All-Color Cartoon “ALADDIN AND HIS MAGIC LAMP” “TOM SAWYER ALSO Sportlight "GOING PLACES' HAS OPENING SUNDAY AT COLISEUM THEATRE “Going Places,” the Warner Bros picture which opens Sunday at the Coliseum Theater with Dick Powell | and Anita Louise heading the cast, is a hilarious farce whose action is interspersed with some highly original and tuneful song numbe:s. Among the four new songs writ- ten for the production by Harry Warren and Johnny Mercer, one is a romantic ballad, other three are all highly divert- ing novelty numbers. In the prese.- tation of one of these numbers,, “Mutiny in the Nursery,” Poweil, Armstrong and Miss Sullivan all collaborate and are backed up by a colored chorus, The humor of the piece revolves about the masquerade by Powell, really a timid sporting goods sales- lman, as a famous steeplechase rider. He is forced to make good on his beasts by riding one of the meanest and wildest horses ever foaled in the M.n_\Lmd Steeplechase. Ending tonight is yer, Detective.” The Mark Twain story Donald 'Connor. - Empire classitieds pay. “Tom Saw- stars | e e L A.MACHINISTS LOCAL §14 IN THE A. F. OF L, HALL LAST TIMES TONIGHT while the | You're GOING to be crazy sbout this musical madhouse of stars: DICK POWELL ANITA LOUISE RONALD REAGAN ALLEN JENKINS WALTER CATLETT HAROLD HUBER They're GOING * Lo crazy, too . swing crazy! Thewhole world's GOING crazy over:““Jeepers Creepers”."Say It With a Kiss'" and the seosa- tioual “Matiny in the Nursery” Swstod by RAY ENRIGHT - Scoven Py by Sig i iy Weld 304 Mawrce Loe - Based Upen the Play, “The Wettoatet”. by Vietw apes ond Witum Cotir, 3 - Mt and Lyvies by Moy Wetv 024 lekey Morcer - A Fist Mationst Putars 4 » 4 ’ DETECTIVE” Cartoon ALSO Darnells Enroute On North Coast Rod Darnell the Triangle Cleaners, and Mrs, Darnell are passengers returning here on the steamer North Coast which sailed uf north from Seattle last evening. They have spent the past sev- eral weeks visiting friends and relatives in Oregon and California. > THREE DIVORCES GRANTED IN COURT | Divorces were granted today in ,Dnsmct Court to Beth M. Moore |from Leo Moore, to Paul Henry from Laura Henry and to Charlotte |A. Lane from John D, Ln.ne. SIMMONS MAKES ISLAND FLIGHT Shell Simmons flew to the coast | today while Alex Holden made two flights to the Polaris-Taku mine. 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