The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 26, 1940, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, FEB. 26, 1940. L e ctofcicciclclinolllcfi o e el M i et SRR SR T o e S e S S (G U - e 00 7 THE CAPITOL HAS THE BIG PICTURES (OLISEUM (OMEDY on R > ¥ P TR New Teamls MF%E:R&%& ;EE T COLISEUM: P] | : PHRIHVRAY AND ANITA LOUISE f Starred in b1 9g, ) M | ey Juneaw's Greatest Show Value | (apnoIHu jMyrna Loy,filiaben Taylor & SHOW PILACE OF HIN“}!U locd Juneau Entrant Enthusiastic Bty Abotlt Growth of Sport | i, ot enier 2 8, Mt in Wesiward A(Efi Dick Pewell and Anita Louise head- ing the cast f . Going s a farce, and | Appearing Here in Ralph Morean who sepresented ‘ot s arige g " . " Juneau at the Fur Rendezvous Ski (he fact that well, who is a | Lu(ky ngh' tournament, returned f rather timid salesman in a sport- | ag on tf En- ing goods store, has decid | A new co-starring team is thusiastic h Tour- s ons to pass | frolicking across the screen of the nament which lasted days, off as a famous Australian Capitol Theater, and an audience | he will give a first hand report o rider. Although hi | hilarious with laughter has placed | of | his' trip tomorrow at a riding rience has heen | the seal of approval upon it, That meeting of Junea Club an' elet hot b iioflm of Myrna Loy and Rcbert at the High School Audito: ferced to 1 Taylor strikes a new note in jo & o'clack 4 i ous, stream-lined comedy in “Lu Mt;““" lvf\*]“«i fifth in combined o 3 ‘Nighl » events, which inely :d downbhill, { - |tal meeting and later marital ad- He stated that the competition was 9 ANITA LOUISE of the first quality of the M JENH having skied in &k tournaments HARDLD HUBER on the Pacific C Vl‘l WALT DISNEY CARTOON | ventures and mishaps of Cora Jor- 'HDR s STRANGER THAN FICTION | dan, played by Miss Ln_v..x\nd Bill LOVE ON TAP. NEWS Overton, portrayed by Taylor, Cora, | the spoiled daughter of a million- 1 N { : s 41-M||e (iip 72 LOUIS ccams) ARMSTRONG e aire steel magnate, walks out on Seward, Cordova orage, Fair- MAXINE e SULLIVAN sin | her fourth engagement to hunt for banks, College d neau com- e \ \ e el e bbb a job. She takes up with playboy peied in vm t 1t The Taku gust that knock hat fer a five block loop last might have been anywhere twenty to a hundred miles per hour in velocity, but at 4:42 « ock this morning, the Weather B2 Bill, and together they gamble, Course { frolic and fight their way through | a series of uproarious complications to marriage, separation, remarriage |and happiness. slalom races cality of the Min in the Tal- Mountains 75 miles from 'm” NEWS 1.Q. v’gg? Ey The AP Feature Service 1. Whet nation is ruled by the world’s oldest dynasty? Taylor demonstrates that he is The downhill race Was jstered 46 mil 2. The man at right is Jawa- | as effective in comedy as he is in a drop of 3,500 feet and was WO from the North over a on harlal Nehru. Who is he? What , | dramatic roles. Myrna Loy brings by Red Holmberg with a time of period, the hardest of the current has he just demanded of Brit- | all her proven talents for irrep: : 39 seconds. It was estimated that windstorm, ain? 3. Will J. Edgar Hoover have to fire FBI agents or can he hire more if the sum allotted to his department by the House appropriations committee is ap- | sible comedy to the screen, along | with a dazzling se of ultr fashionable gowns. Richly produ by Louis D. Lighton, and against a Manhattan background | attained a speed of almost And at 4 a. m. teday, the ther- P;% 50 .miles an heur in part of this mometer touched 12.7 degrees above i vace. A sharp break in the hill zero, coldest of the wi \ threw nearly f of the competi- today it was 15 degrees ab , FOD WFL H;R Moreau’s chance and with the wind stlll blowin 1e i - tors and spi @ | proved? | covering all the high spots and > oL finishing firs Weather Bureau predicted “more of 4. To what country has ex- iy AR 50w Il HEN Eileen ss country and jumping were (he same.” OFF!(ES HERE Governor Earle of Pennsyl- night spots of iy bl cl and Corporal Bl . Ane 0 JUIGPIRR AWare, the oRin . g B Night” was brilliantly dir Cross country Lowest temper vania_been named minister? Cox were married in Eng- L et b cndents iAWY inhe: vas wol by Al Bystrorii who copped be around 12 d ] ) 5. What two Presidential | Academy Award winner, Norma iietei eyt i 5 D won I - candidates were named as the : | Taurog | land confetti repleced the the first Douglas Ski Trail race. ' Meteorologist Howard Th > | passenger ] nation’s best-dressed politicians 0 : | snataly G 8 traditional rice — to con- Moreau reported a fine develop- Checking over the wir city on n norrow 3 at a Cleveland tailors’ conven- 32‘;:";5‘,,”3{:’,,}',:&;;{?;? ;::: | | serve foodstuff. . . . When ment in’ junior skiing both at An- recor Thompson reported the Wwith his e, and will assume an { tion? mary, apparently to his sur- Queen’ Elizabeth inspecied chorage and Fairbanks. hardest five minute blow last night assistant obse:ver's 'post: with ‘the 6. In what state was New prise? i regiment “somewhere in b 2o was at 7:30 oclock, registering 37 Weather Bureau offices here: miles an hour velocity from the Denman is a tran REIURN FROM Northeast, ton, Texa: - e ——— appears in ber uniform s Rarsug Yooy B (@'mifl"fim Hollvwood Sights And Suvnds ** she wore this hat h design. . .. The Count of Athlone now 7. What nation recently con- fiscated munitions works owned by Nazis? 8. Democrat Michael Edel- stein, left, defeated what figure in recent news events in a spe- cial New York contest for a congressional seat? - MONEY AFFARS . ARECLEAREDUP of Scot St | | | Al that Remains of i g o3, Arturo Godoy, the fighter Divides with His Mother By Robbin Coons— 1 | With Uoe! Lioiils, 15, from “what HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Feb, 26.—“SWISS FAMILY ROBIN- | | nation? s Dufresne SBYS Fur Sa!es SON" Screenplay by Walter Ferries, Gene Towne, Graham : 10. President Roosevelt is | | FOUf M||||0n Baker from novel by Johann David Wyss. Directed by Edward sending a diplomatic official to Tofal Over 313,000 at Ludwig. Principals: Thomas Mitchell, Edna Best, Freddie ,‘:}:{iof“;x"fh:"pgs's'i'fififii:s"’;} R Do R T Bia Rend Bartholomew, Terry Kilburn, Tim Holt, Baby Bobby Quillan, peace. Who is the official? TiHce Obogan il e i totel ot 10 Kenaezvous Christian Rub, John Wray, Herbert Rawlinson, | i is fair, $150, e $4,000.000 he earned ¥ L A olne s ot o PRIN RS L e i ce- | ame Commission and Biologi- The first work of the new producing team of Towne and Ko avasd SR ment ‘with his mother, Mrs. Lillian cal Survey men returned on the Baker, hitherto known only as Hollywood’s most smartly and PApave] e Fage s8Iy | Bernstein. | steamer Yukon last might after | consciously eccentric scribes, demonstrates that the pair know All that remained of the money meetings of the Alaska Game Com- when to lay wackiness aside. AL TR r“A'-LOON GOES | Jackie earned before he was ten, mission at the Anchcrage Fur Ren They get down to serious business, of course, in their selec- b, . b $300,000, is divided equally between dezvous, tion of an initial vehicle when they chose the long-time best- i The confiscated fur sale of the | Commission brought $1,300 and the | sale of trappers’ pelts totalled ap- proximately $12,000, according to Alaska Game Commission Executive seller of escape literature—a book that exalts the rather common day-dream of retreat to’ some tropic island paradise. The screenplay, I would say from hazy memory of the book, eon, injecting a credible line of ”'“ [N i |him and his mother with .xppm\dl UD SPECIALS! SIXTEEM MILES < vuise mmomen o L ¥ The out-of-court scettlement was 'l;r:\ TE .- reached after Jackie sned his moth- | GHIETUCO-OP | ™ o o IGHT i i o er and stepfather, Arthur Bern-| is quite an improvement thi stein, for an accounting of the| Officer Frank Dufresne, dramatic conflict into a series of adventures which otherwise ] STANDBY CREAM g for ~—— money | | Federal Bureau of Investigation would be only tenuously connected. The adventures are retained ! STYLE CORN z Zsc RadiO-SOnde ObSEfV @rs Evidence showed that most of the| agent E. M. O’Donnell addressed and projected with thrilling effect. i B — rest of the $400,000 apparently | the Commissioners on law enforce- The Robinsons live in England in a troubled time, when the i x:l'm" Y PASTEURIZED Here Make Re(ord- was los tthrough m_vesum-lm that | | ment and the joint work of the shadow of a conqueror xknpotonn who might as well be Hitler AMERIEM i PHOX turned out {a;be, upsound i | game control men and the FBI if you like a timely connotation) is heavy over Europe, and the talking before the Commis- sioners and Wardens were Forest vice. ranger Emil Norgorden, | from Seward, Third Division U. S. Attorney J. W. Kehoe, Assist- ant U. S. Attorney in the Fourth Civision, Harry Ahrends, and Mount McKinley National Park Superintendent Frank T. Been. W. H. Ransom, Seattle agent .of | the Alaska Game Commission, was a Yukon passenger south to Seat- tle. Other Commission meeters who disembarked here were Frank, Du- fresne, Ketchikan Deputy Wild Life Agent, Gerald Banta, Petersburg Eugene Turner and Joan Tozzer wild Life Agent Hosea Sarber,and | Bureau of Biological Survey men y 0. Kugene 3 8 are the national figure ekaun? champions for 194 F Q. A Hossick_and W. E. Grouch. '}I"::;vr of Los Angeles won the men'’s senior title and Joan Tozzer, 19, of Boston, the women’s crown in competition at Cleveland. Mise OHMER ALZEEM EOR | Tozzer has won the,ice trophy for three straight years. v | - RICAN b, box ... 2 59(: Temperature Low e ! E pecple are pleasure-mad and spoi Good Father Robinson (Mitchell) in his godly distress packs up his protesting family for th onls'. good and sets off to colonize in Australin. Shipwreck R to the fan- WOME! 0w THat '/s“nf: reception AT charming hestesscss glve thoughtful gyasts who pringkgifts of gelicta LA U Pepey’s est: Try“its :?Hfl” @”y " exclvusively VAN DUVHN \—H()COL‘TE SHOPS height in radio-sonde observation General Superintendent Claude M,! M. J. B. for Juneau—a balloon flight of Hirst of the Ofilqe_ of Indl‘an A_f-, nearly 16 miles up. fairs, Alaska Divisicn, arrived in| Gificially, the balloon and its|Seattle yesterday and will return| LONG GRAIN ib. pkg. 23 to Juneau on the steamer Yukon,| WHITE RICE equipment lofted into . H the night 25220 meters—or a total | according to word received by hL\'“ distance of 82,743 feet. office. : ! Hirst has been in Washington at- tending budget hearings and in Ar- kansas on leave. e AL T N CAMPBELL'S for TOMATO soUP 4 34 PUREX TOILET rolls for TISSUE 4 zsc At 9,390 meters aloft, height of the stratosphere, the temperature was 66.7 degrees below Fahrenheit | zero. From there on up, it Regins to get Warmer, and at the top of the observation is was ‘“only” roughly 60 below. , ' % b, CHILI 3; ANS 2 lg ther Bumau 3153 l(’l)ul[\ a record Teday's "onstmated’ ars T had occasional constipatic. | wnd back pains, TOMATO @ 14 oz ‘bottles @gyc EXAS PINK for ‘| GRAPEFRUIT 3 27: || SPUDSZ5™ " T3c 20 YEARS, FI"A”.Y steamer Yukon. tastic uncharted island, where they are forced to work with their | for five days while Mr. Ghiglione hands and minds to create their own civlization in the usually Earl N. Ohmer, Petersburg "shnmp;HEuTHAmézfiT;‘;NSSC“m J ""S MORNING FOR Assistant Superintendent for the kindly wilderness. In the process the boys (Holt, Kilburn and A ” Anchorage district of the Alaska ¥ ol e o k " ] lgrg :,"d Gheinpn or e Ak]“k"* Miss M. Oygaard of the Depart- | W M WH"EHEADS Road Commission, attends the Road Bertholomev, mhosch DEEURERIG: 458 .pfl“;g"sh Top} Ssismoglent ] STALEY CREAM CORN ame Commission, was a visitor here ,ene of Public Health was a visitor | B Commission hearings being held in comedy) become men after their paper’s own heart, and their cver the weekend. He flew here'g¢ the Douglas Schools today mak- Saturday by PAA Electra from Fair- | ing routine checkup of weights and banks and left for his Home last| height of students. nizht on the steamer Yukon. { gl AR |neau Medical and Surgical Clin TASTEWELL Incidentally, Ohmer’s visit to Fair- | REPORT CARDS OUT | The new arrival was born this morn- CANE s MArie Braim 23c banks was his first, though he has High School students will re- |y .\ st Ann's Hospital and tipped | lived in Alaska 20 years. He made|Ceive their report cards for the ., ccales at birth at 8 pounds 5% first semester's work on Priday of 5 mother (Best) finally stops her squawking and elects to stay in their crude heaven when a ship comes offering escape. It's a clean, high-hearted picture, generously spiced with comedy and homely human interest between such thrill-scenies as the shipwreck and the prodigious electrical storm. and GLOSS STARCH with POT HOLDER and for DISH CLOTH z lg Stuart Mark Whitehead, son of Juneau, by Guy's Drug Store. —adv. r, and.drs. W, 20, Saiebea8 s | m T S REE e ‘bu\n added to the staff of the Ju- “BROADWAY MELODY OF 1940 12 oz. bottle for Screenplay by Leon HOW Sk skt 2 the trip by way of Anchorage, where this week, On Thursdsy grade pu- ouR . A | | Gordon and George Oppenheimer from story by Jack Me- he presided over the annual game | oc will receive their grades for “L‘\:Jvu’"i@]\‘lnffv‘.:i\ '.‘:}1 ol ,l’:'f; Gowan and Dore Schary. Directed by Norman Taurog. Prin- THRIFT SorHesion Sejio" ‘he period Bl B S ABO‘ |T cipals: Fred Astaire, Eleanor Powell, George Murphy, Frank e g at big e French experts, under the supex- | BOUGLAS INN TO FEATURE L P Vb]lr‘d of the Academy of Agri-| AMATEUR NIGHT MONDAY culture, are experimenting in the Beginning tonight and on eac 4 7 “ e Mrs. M. O. Jchnson, who are visiting We Deliver PHONE 767 | usc of gases obtained from coal{ Monday might from 10 to 11 o'clock, pere from Wl':m)gyll % 4 - and wecod for tractors i 0ug-| phj | DY . vy | e Marin, proprielor of the Dout | TS Js the firsi boy for ihe ] . {1as Inn has planned to have special | yhijeheads, although he is their ‘ent,erv.amment for his patrons in the | third rmld l WE TAKE PLEASURE IN SELLING THE | "%y one ‘aescine 1o apear on Morgan, lan Hunter, Florence Rice, Lynne Carter, Ann Morriss. rs for the occasion The littl citizen was also greeted this morn- ing by its grandparents, Mr. and Another back-stage story about the hoofing partners (Astaire and Murphy) separated by the rise to success, through an error in identity, of the wrong one—but here's one of these pictures where the story doesn’t really matter. The picture is a dance festival, with three top film hoofers enthusiastically matching their best steps to intriguing Cole Porter tunes. Powell, Astaire and Murphy dance singly, in duet, and finally all together in lavish, extensive and beautiful M-G-M settings. With Frank Morgan bumbling through the film with an er- mine coat and various blondes on his arm. with the players ingratiating in their roles, with a couple of specialty acts—an amazing jugzler and a comic singer—worked in pleasantly if obviously, the new “Broadway Melody” more than fills its niche as superior light entertainment. . 4 Old-timers, incidentally, will note the similarity of this story to the original “Melody"—in which Bessie Love and Antia Page also were a hoofing team parted by the “big time.” WHAT'S INSIDE? up wh s a house without burning > of it. Fire insurance pro- .Aw To, jprotect your household t 1oss or damage by fire, ce Contents Insurance. It y little. ® SHATTUCK AGENCY TELEPHONE 219 Office—New York Life o tth , sho can dance, A F Gh I QUAKER S @ che o0 sl iglione, |see Mr. Marin. . - ein luneau RANGE “;uusmm Douglas ] For Few Days It's Performance Is as Splendid as It's | | | ‘ Appearance. ‘Ask any owner. || TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY “ A.'P. Ghigiione, sccompanted by | | Oil Burning Mrs. Ghiglione, the former Alice Palmer, music and art instructor last evening on th ean Public Schools, ar- RICE & AHLERS CO. || “Mm. MOTO'S LAST PHONE 34 Third and- Franklin i WARNING” A SRS Rt it B i B i b e e BB, e O, ereee)