The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 17, 1940, Page 3

THE cixm-or. HAS THE BIG PICTURES cib STARTS TONIGHT | pi KYS 13 AD‘ THE SHOW PLACE OF JUNEAU HIS L0OT was AS BIG As s [oyp AT (APITO!. | S!ole a Million” Opens Tonight as Local The- atre Feature In “I Stole versal terror remance, co-starring George Raft and Claire which starts tonight at the Capi- tol Theatre, there was a blot on the . romantic escutcheon of a young couple. The blot spread like a thunderstorm into a whirlwind of desperate adventure George Raft portrays the whose keart was hungry for and independence. (,Lmv is seen as the girl, chance to mother right influence. She was working a Million,” George i RAFT - TREVOR Dick Foran A UNIVERSAL PICTURE man, love— Trevor him with in a | THE JOE LOUIS vs. GODOY |, FIGHT PICTURES Showing Their 15 Rounds of Whlrlwmd Batile up! That is when she and correct his belief that every- one was out of step but him. in NEW YORK CITY-—FEBRUARY 9 He had never really committed | L} a crime. but the social records | ALSO-.LATEST NEWS OF THE DAY said he had. “Let ‘em go hang” ; he thought. “here's happiness.” — Sublle fack BUCHAREST, April Eventually came the trail of the law with the brand of the past. FATHER OF ALASKA WEEKLY PUBLISHER DIES IN SEATTLE, James Fremont Knight, father of Earle W. Knight and Walter Knight, Publisher and Advertising Manager 7 the premise for unanimously acclaimed one of the good pictures of the years, DR: BERRY MUST REMAIN, PRISON 17.—Should Rusrinns march into Bessarabia, respectively, of the Alaska Weekly Rumania plans to use brandy as|died a week ago in Columbus Hos- wel Luilets to repulse them. | Pital, Seattle FOR 30 YEARS the last war, when Russians The elder Knight was a widely > in Rumania as allies, Ru- known educator and attcrncy in the | T iians say they guzzled all the | Puget Sound district, having been s *liquor they could get their hands | Superintendent of Schools in West Pairo' Board Sets Mlfll- on and that their drunkenness re- Seattle and Principal of the Jefferson : sulted in several defeats. High School at Everett mum Term 'or Kldnap' As a strategic move, a reliable Two other sons, also engaged in infory t scaid, the general staff the newspaper business, are among er and TO!fUI’eI’ has moved big stocks of cheap surviving relatives. Raymond E.| — brandy and vodka into the fron- | Knizht is Publisher of The North-| OLMPIA, Wash. April 17.—The tier region, to make liquor easily West Veteran and Russell Knight on State Parole Board has set thirty avallable to the Russians if they the staff of The Council Clarion. |years in prison as the term of ente; > ° A daughter, Mrs. Eloise Wardell of socialite Dr. Kent Berry, convicted BE, Seattle, ten grandchildren and four of the sensational kidnaping and torture of a former Coast Guard Today’s news today in The Empire great-grandchildren survive. . officer Dr. Berry accused the officer of misconduct with Mrs. Berry. He was sentenced to a maximum term of life imprisonment. 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G-E IRONEx ALASKA ELE(;'I;RIC LIGHT AND POWER CO- PHONE 616 ; | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1940. GEORGERAFT ’MODES ¥4 MOMENT by Adelaide Kerr the Uni-| Trevor, | who saw the | the | flower | shop when he came in to hold it| started to | try and kill his thirst for thrills—| What happened after that forms | what critics have | I-\Ififilli I B e "HOTEL IMPERIAL"" IS DRAMA FEATURE AT (OllSEUM SHOW One of the most (1\H|lmg theatres > of World War activity. Front on Galicia—forms the ro- | mantic setting for Paramount’s x\(-\\ war drama, “Hotel Imperial,” which opens tonight at the Coliseum the- atre. The picture marks the occasion of the American debut of Isa Mir- anda, a favorite of the European stage and screen “Hotel Imperial” supplies a tailor- ade vehicle for the actress whom briele d’Annunzio called “the most amorous woman in the world.” Starring Miranda opposite the handsome and capable Ray Mil- land, it is a story of a wonderful love affair, shot through with tense drama, exciting action and tender romance Bowling League Figures Summary Is Made of Re- cent Playing Here on Brunswick Alleys George Brothers won the recent bowling league season on the | Brunswick Alleys. The Signal Corps was high team for three games with 1727 and the Signal Corps was also high single game team with 630. High individual, three-g: of 650, went to Carnegie ¢ high single game score wer Ray Galao with 250. The figures released today are as follows -i- Team Won Lost Blue and white gingham checked taffeta, a spark of imagination and a turn of the wrist have combined George Brothers 51 to make a smart bag and hat ensemble for young fa-es and budgets. The hat is a stiff-brimmed halo- Brunswick 50 sailor wrapped 'round in navy blue grosgrain ribbon. The bag is a big, handled pouch. They make smart U. S. Signal Corps 47 accents to a blue coat. The Cosmopolitans 45 s Juneau Florists 10 5 The Barbers 34 4 v )] l R t A The Takus 2 o o -~ . 26 Duily Crossivord Puzzle eservafions Are -t 0 f B P W Brunswick Cafe 21% 50% ACROSS Solution of Yesterday's Puzzie (. I'ortenta Den orp. F. w. Driets L £ Not many 8. Prong 5 % | Disease of rye o, Talk fdly Games Av 8. Genyy, of.1he 1hiBawing im M on d d y Dmner Ed Radde 48 186 12. Anglo-Saxon 11 Indefinite o el | E. A. Galao 51 183 . o money. amount | Max G. Rayel: 5 13. City in Florlda 16. Record of a Plans have been completed for ax ‘G, rayela 51 181 d e o i son the Business and Professional Wo-| Mike Ugrin 42 180 the proce- en men’s Club dinner Monday evening| C. C. Carncgie 48 180 fibarative’ kish decre | i the banquet room of Percy's| H. E. Iffert B I i e Cafe and reservations may ne| Lloyd Hildinger 51 177 19, Crderly made until Friday evening by call- | Deon Mationg 33 176 20, ‘lh]r;slcl:l:lh?m ing Red 745. | John Halm 48 175 Plymouth { A program has been arranged | Ben Mangalao 48 175 |for the affair at which Miss Magn- | Leonard Holmquist .51 175 'hild Oygard, Public Health Nurse, A. T. Koski 51 175 ! will present movies on an inter-| Ray Galao 51 173 30 ToWar esting phase of Public Health. The| Rogert Stevenson 36 171 33 Concise @ o 1.,1";,1“"",?\' for | musical part of the program will| Art Burke 51 17_} 34 Gooking vessel 5. Sloths be provided by Mrs. G. F. Alexan-| Howard Croken 48 169 Lord: abbr. ek der. Nke Sesth & 19 16. Ea{rlh: comb. 52, (r):mu;.gy | - SESAG = Julian Aquino 51 169 orm pen 10 vie 5 | ; e : 31. Riyer batween 5. Prodnct of :v 4 Move trom 8 | PGmldullle F"l‘)g“""“ 2 107 razil and al dis- one country i ¢ aul Mamburam 24 167 Paragua; to another ] D ol in o Large Atfendance | ='ruic “lose ini A | Frank Seson 36 166 1 mears 6. School of 50. Irritate ) & o 43. Ceremony whales 51 Female sheep | t Townsen ee' Art Nelson 45 166 Bob Lajote 3 166 | |- A regular business session was| held last night in the Elks gym- nasium by the Townsend Club and | speakers for the occasion were ! James Bryant and G. E. Almquist. | Later in the evening dancing was the Eastern | COLISEUM OWNEY> AND. . OPERATED | Juneauw’s Greatest Shrw Value STARTS TONIGHT Flaming Drama of the Front Lines: They dare to love when love means death! Isa Miranda Ray Milland .HOTEL IMPERIAL G(M Hotel of the wor.torn Balkens ADDED ATTRACTIONS SPORTLIGHT CARTOON — NEWS “Joe Thiboweny 21 164 Paul Villaganas 18 164 John Ragudos 21 164 Connie Luft 18 162 George Mura 33 160 Jack Roberts 45 160 Alex Bradley 31 155 Pete Terencio .1 10% Ed Powers 15 159 Marcello Quinto 21 157 Kell Larsson 51 157 Mert Benedict 21 148 - - Birthday Dinner to . Fete Miss Campbell A birthaay dmuer this evening | will be given for Miss Josephine Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Campbell, at the family resi- dence in the Fosbee Apartments. The honoree is eighteen years old today and eight girl friends have te with her. For Your COugh Creomulsion relieves promptly be- cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to loosen germ laden phlegm, | increase secretion and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflam- ed bronchial mucous membranes. No matter how many medicines you | have tried, tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the" | understanding that you are to | the way it quickly allays the cough | or you are to have your money back., CREOMULSION for Couglu, Clwsl Colds Bronchitis enjoyed by the large crowd pres- | ent. A fish pond has been planned for the next meeting . which .will be held Il\l. pylnllu T | [ e | e ANSRddE SN, N NN AN dn NE JENJN 38 l/fll/flll/fll. ANAN AEEEI AN T T e e AAEREEudE N Tuesday April; 23. | | | | | | | Y ALTAR SOCIETY MEETING The Douglas Catholjc women will hold their next regular meeting at |8 o'clock tomorrow eyening at the home of Mrs. Mark Jensen. All members are expected to be pres- NN AN AR e | thimble as well if they use one. | JEN dEEER swuvos ove | BRUNOS MOVE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruno have | moved into one of the new Kil- |burn apartments on Third Street. Just this week, Mr. Bruno went to work at the Alaska Juneau. > | ED Mc¢CORMICK ILL | Ed McCormick: has been con-| fined to his home since last Sal-! 'urday on account of a severe at-| tack of the flu. | - e | 1 COM. CHURCH MEMBERS | { A meeting of the former mem-| ~ bers of the Douglas Communuy Church and of the Ladies League | |as well as the trustees of the| Church and of the Ladies eugue | church has been called for tomor- row evening at 8 o'clock at the | home of Mrs. Jessie Fraser: | | D Today s news today in The Empire. | TUESDAY—WEDN! ESDAY “Blackwell's Island’ i | \pmmrmr——— umu s.SToRe UP BLOOD—_To insure a supply of blood for army medical needs, England has set up supply depots ) where the preciou$ blood is classified and stored. This nurse is | handling tubes with the now-dried fluid, A winner on taste —a winmer on price. And the name’s Old Her- mitage. Magnificent 4-year-old Kentucky straight bourbon, now priced tomake pocketbooks cheer. National N.Y. 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