The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 26, 1940, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, —_— e — FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1940. | U, S. DEPARTMENT, OF, AGRICULTURE; WEATHER BUREAU T2 a > L ¥ Glock today is 6%, American Can| Baronovich, A. B. Cain, Carrol Clau- v | H HELI /1N 115%, Anaconda 29%, Bethichem | sen, Jaities V. Davis, G. A, Doelker M { I" "JEN | a { Steel 82%, Commonwealth and| 9 P4 william T' Doug Crystal Snow { | TIIE WE 4THER /‘I 18"\' V l Southern 1%, Curtiss Wright 10%, Jenne, Harold C. Jones W. M. Mc- | IS BA(K FROM | { AL Vg Ui General Motors 53'«, International Call, John McCormick, A. J. Nelson ] (By the U. S. Wei = | B . 8. ather Bureau) e ke Harvester 56, Kennecott 35%, New VOTE George H. Peterson, Allen Shattuck | IS leav‘n or ¥ : ) ek SRRtORSL | York Central 16%, Northern Pacif- E. L. Sampson, D, W. Such,Van H VOYAGE Sou'fil Forecast fer Juneau and vi . ‘beginning at 3:30 pm., April 2 i ic 8%. United States Steel 60% Fisk, John Walmer: ¢ ; v Cloudy tonight and Saturday, probably occasional light showers 1u>”|,x]~):m:1:;‘:'u 3 pPound $351% ON TUESDAY Republicans—Grant Baldwin, Don | = 3 " Saturday; minimum temperatt tonight ~about 40 degre mode or this qui e Foster, Theodore Danielson, Mildred : f Inln os ate southeasterly winds. co DOW, JONES AVERAGES R. Hermann, Maurice T. Jehnson SkagWflY Old“mer Still Forecast for Southeast Alaska: Cloudy tonight and Saturday OK, LABUK L —N mi . The following are ‘today's Dow; Virgil J. Newell, Willilam L. Paul Jr..| : with light -showers over the south and central portions Saturday age 3“;' high schoo! edueatior f'"‘l Jomes averages: industrials 14773, ! % ;mvod‘{!“kg“&;n"t f“ ‘}Inn Gilder Claims There Is Only | not much change in temperature; gentle to ‘moderate south and several vears owned and operated . o 2 HN o4 95 igure stedt, Joseph J. F.| | v 4o (e Sechibite - £ southeasterly winds. 2 # 3 | rails 30.08, utilities 24.85. { Hu..y 2. Watscn, Secretary fto oul y ek e \“:vl;w, e o | . ?Candldales f@f 25 O"I(es Yoo, ”“‘ w?m“"“ 0 One Mae West Governors George A. Parks and John Forccast of winas along the coast of the Gulf of Alaska: g cook ‘and resta T IREES | a4 W. Trc 1 leave Juneau t week | Moderate south and utheasterly winds from Dixon Entrance fo ager. Other experience it la MINING ENGINELK mlu-‘ ! 10 Be Nommafed af With his drooping walrus mous- | to make his home in Fairbanks. His| Kodiak except southwesterly in the. vicinity of Dixon Entrance bor in sawmills and logging. Call| Mining engincer H. D.' MaeGil-| IKAN EI_K& [tache flopping vigorously —every | appointment as Secietary of the Al- | ipr ES 90 [tiway passed. twousn auneau to-| Alaska Primaries | e aorie: §tubby Martin It | stk Mners' Assodlation was an. | LOCAL DATA S A .- day-on a flying trip t0 Tulsequah | N4 WHITTlE lEAD ef jen. famous Skagway oldtimer who |nounced at Fairbanks this week by Time Barometer ‘1emp. Humidity Wind Velocity ~ Weather g “" “hl" rf’:]“’[';' r]“::::( ’:‘l‘]"i"“fi"“ ‘l“'l” Alaskans Wil go to the ]m.' v went to Hollywood to pay|Luther C.Hess, one of the Directors| 3:30 p.m. yest'y 60 2 s 4 Clear Stock QUCTAT!ONS \Pxinr:--; ;:;HM 0‘“ her return trip| TuCsday to nominate Democrat his ‘ts to buxom Mae West.|of the Association. 3:30 a.m. today 38 83 Calm 0 i S8 et st P and Republican candidates for Dele- | RSM»”““\\.»O sories in Juneau today| The anncuncement by Hess said{ Noon today 52 47 BE 15 bt g i i {cate to Congress and for-34 Tervi-| abbit his fecent trip to New York.|that Watson h:|(1l\\'!illl(|r:}\vn I[u.\ ORI e B ) ¥ e Phe Skagws ne assing | candidacy as an Independent for RE NEW YORIZ, April 26, — Closing, For Want and For Sale Empire ['Orial offices L bR PassIng | . ritoral ADd)or, Bl Wikow wain TODAY s Tneay NG | oikefiehs Bring Tesdlle | ™ guneau-the primary batlot boxes | lo(nl me en s '[-e;amunrmn;n Juneau on the Princess| Territori o1 ats s : ] el B st g Pt A __{will be open from 8 o'clock i the Louise, s 6n his way home again|iniJuneau today that thete has be Sl gt | Lowest 3:30am. ~ Precip. 3:30am | morning until 7 in the evening, Polls Agavaafks\U.n‘JAd- | to *good" &t ‘Skagway" after being vo change in his politiead atus A8 e s ) hours | temp. temp. 24howrs We: {cpen an hour earlier' than in muni- & | 6ut* of 'the Territory for ' three|that his campaign for office wo d 7 o i | 4‘: :f ‘[f‘ | cipal elections. Polling places will 0 | motths and in New York City for|continue | 7 VOTE run ‘lx3 the same as at the 1]:?Lém City van'age ver RIV&IS :‘]‘u'('(\ \\J:“l« i ‘\! wrtin "ui he was Secretary of the Miner s iaon i 29 o - | clection: Precinict 1 at'the' Fire Holl,| ; glad to return. intn, cwhisn disces nae o | 48 b r J B AB o N 0 v l c H | Precinct 2 'at’ the 'Gross Building The Ketehikan EIKS men's bowling “Only One Mae" O'Farr who ig in ill heal Anchorage 56 { 41 0 . . |on Franklin Street and Precinct 3| team 'made ‘@ 17 pit intoad" 1ast| " Iywhen asked if he had seen any- |1 0 the States undergoing medical | Bethel 53 | 40 0 FOR {at the Barlow Building on’ Willough- night ¢n the lead l\e}]d by JUReRy in| e ‘New York to compare with | treatment ‘ ; i SDL x f‘mg s j: 32 04 N by’ Avenue. | the curreiit telegraphic tournament. | yroo west, whom he visited int m will dispcse of his home uteh Harbor 8 38 06 H ‘n . ; No registration’ ‘is fieckssary for| The Ketchikan total last night Whs | \Bae AEhE 1 ..:m:nk)(\l:-h Jaupa) vay Point on the Wosnesenski 45 40 a7 the primary or general ‘eléctions 2616, while local ' bowlers max»kvujmd Kgial! spd L1 e and build a heme ¢ Kanatak 49 45 39 . and said, speaking intimately of Ra: g WAl R o Nt Retvor 308 pios In the fousn. | D5 AEAER: WMo e, D0 Hie wrgtcon plan to leave f Gty 5 s . /. N0 H [ e votin ace, " e citizen’ mus! g r a- ora’y ¢ 3 py o X 8 & -~ W12 of First Division detlare he has lived al'yeéar in the Ment. which ‘edntimies' tonight and | ;:;U?':m%]?’l; f"é’fnn‘““" And tHen| yord on the steamer t| Juncau 64 3 38 0 Primary Election—Democratic Ticket—April 30, 1940 | Territory ahd 304 1 the precinct lomon:ow ¥ i Ttjen sailed from Skagway three we Sitk 48 40 43 0 - | candidates for‘theé major offices Juneau wothen “again triwmphed Gk U530, ' Sobping ot Scabile Ketchikan 51 41 43 0 SRR P R | e i g Ly for! Wie mépIARUANYBFthe First|OVet HEIF First €ty ‘rivala! totalin | MORCE A8 FERR AR S0 CEEE Pleky with words written by the famed | Prince Rupert . 47 4 43 o — i} Sivision are ad tollows;! ! i_’;’z ;"’ 8 ';‘*'v night ']”“’r:“;' 2123. | 5 et Cahdl, ' ¢ Russian poel, M. Lermant Prince Gec 60 35 38 02 ' ! 16, . ™ he “Juneau women's lead ‘48 now | e el 2 he f ance wa Seattle 58 48 44 2. ! ‘/"TE Fon ] I e m«:’r':f::m'fouswd'"l;m,m; 426 pins. ‘00 * He visited friends throughout the | ¥ ‘LAl ‘; ‘w‘ "'~”3:1‘|:x,n1.\,\ -‘u [" ”“‘nu lj: a7 :A: 1‘ H st nig ekl ag { Uhited ‘States but said that on B 7 i 5 2 3 ; “ Republicins—Sam \-m.m Cash | Beores last night were as follows: | e A ;oo | Mare” from “Mefistofele, which | San Francisco .. 57 49 49 32 Rain | cole Juneau 'Men this' trip e did ot see any ac- CATC ik AT BTG JOHMNNY WALMERR | sy o oot T 1o b i ot 32 80 o S v i s : [} Demomt,-mmy Rodeh, George (!}m:‘wflk’ }72 :33 \u-:{.lm ”;:‘d Dr:m”:\m:‘n;w “‘::;“ “‘]‘1 part of Marghe her dream | T hlr-‘ \\ml.m &umvt 'bunr(" hu{x v ui;'ww:l slightly and moved slow- i | Grigshy. grin 87 17 sa g5 - all’ o 1ove ; irasedy haq| 1V northward ‘with its center lotated just west of Dutch Harbor thi i 33 YEARS IN ALASKA—25 IN FIRST DIVISION OB e a8 WMol | Kaugmann 154 165 180— 479|in New York. it 1sedy B4 oming. A large high pressure area was situated off the FOR [} Auditor Holquist 196 172 13— 09| Plans World Tour e e eis opera Faust “Je| Of California with a ridge extending northward to Southe | !{ Déinoerats— ank Boyle, " Robert | i S o | '“Some thiie When thd war 'StOps| g oiqeqis bien savior,” the aria of s There was light rain over the Northwestern States S ‘ " | Sheldon: b Total 876 821 90222509 |over there,” he’said, “T' think Tl pnropo) a was sung azain, but t , and light to mode over the Alaskan Peninsu i ouse o epresen 1ves Republiddn:2a; g_.m,,h,m Ketchikan Men | take my stréet car and drive arotind | yin “yorere the tragedy had darken- Cloiidy weather set in over the fouth and 'central portions of South- i independent “Harry Watson. Zovich 536 the world.” When listencrs 10oked | o peacetul life. Clamerous applause | € t Alaska while clear to partly ‘cloudy skies continued ove In 0’ Firsl niViSiDII Highway Engineer Maloca 523 skeptical, he quickly ‘added, “WhY | proneht the singer back for en- jor aAd the Yukon Territory. The temperatures cont YOV [ | Democrats—William Hésse, Victor Whaley 481 | T could do it. By boat from here core “Girometta” by Sibella, a gay| hormal over most ctions of Alaska [] ® ‘nc. Rivers | Daniels 470 [to Seattle, drive across the coun-|gjtty which was popular many yea Juneau, April 27—Sunrise 4:18 a.n 1set 7:39 pan ] Republicans—H: €. Miller, Irving | Howard 608 try, boat to Europe. Sure, I could gg Ttaly - ~ i 550 = i ] DEMOCBATIC TICKET "MPRN‘G» | i 2?16 do it. And the old Ford is still in L brief pause M clovieva | ydium and Allegro” which she played | Minor by Mendenssohn rth | Senator ota | darn good shape.” o0 o ztoio: A nglist it s el A s e | “ Demoerats—Norman R. Walker, A. | Juneau \;’mnml Itjen operates the tourist tours|: [’i‘ \,v_] i e ]!\}\nll%:'. ; .\Ij“”i\v“{ ,.i.v;‘kalm lnulnlr '(-y,‘“',,‘,,"’ | A]l:)l“nlll‘l.:. ‘ \». 3 J. ‘Giimore. Kauftann 160 145 153 in Ska ‘tving a 1929, mode! brelat Gloeihe T e = 5 8 e PEREVIAM | anary Election, Tuesday, Apfl] 30 1940 “pux,]):lfiéjniuzrman R . | Bbdner 0 oe I Sadnay Sk & thlllm‘:\ 1 at's Loreley,” closing and clim- o play Schuberts “Weigeniied” | Mrs. Carol Beery Davis, wel ; b l as had bt ke |axine, too, with the well known | (cradle Song).Toward the end of the known Juneau mu i e s i s | o aoh v Botrcn i B B e l Rer dibienieon o e e e R P song wa ¢ known Juneau music instructor + ; ; A e 8 el M UL R S number “I Love Life” by Mana-Zuc- | program she returned to offer the the singer and Miss Jenne. supex = (Four to be elected) . ™ g ote at he drove from Seattle ol- | ci 3 rory » Concerto 5 | tive suy ” i ' N, | oot iese, ke e o S o i [ oo | e o o e i + ol " 71u 7; that the engine in his street car | ect he Bubble Song” by Friml; | = oth ; A 3 : is the first made by Ford in 1929 Maria ri; and the HO"YWOOd SJg/IfI And Sound: i IRECCIRn, Wonshioh Tourist Seasen Looks Good ish dance song by Ferandez TODAY'S BATHROOM IS ELEGANT Robbin C ,},x ".‘“f’ i When asked about the coming “Cielito Lindc LUDAY . By n Coons. P"f“f\‘;“ :97 tourist on, Ttjen said that it Miss Jenne Superb = HOLLYWOCD, Cal, April 26.—Surcst box-office bet on the Bricb 408 | 1ooked good but that the only trou-| Obe of Juneauws own musicians, BRIGG B()“',t”' apre sound stages today is “Boom Town.” No matter what the critics Rba;.h- 437 ble was that he did not think that|Miss Corinne Jenne, talented zht i - : . o sl iRt e ateed : thebe would 'be enotig , er of Mrs, C. P. Jenne, added greatly y g 2 iable, Spencer Tra Jaudette ‘Colbert, Hedy Lamarr. Total 2123 arry a Sts aska. t Y DgIALL 1 b At G But s iaadlesthemsg group of v pléctions. Th white and they're just grand Jack Conway is directing it. Once before Conway had a - o —— ut my bus’ll handle them isan S e ON DI AY! similar job—on “Libeled Lady,” which had William Powell, Myrna GORDONS ON LOUIL B g dhvtich e mustache, & 8 words ot I _‘“"m he . ORI Loy, Spencer Tracy and the late Jean Harlow. That was a hit of | s iSToant of the days of 88, Jend| pitty were Wiispared throtghout & il By " 3 ¢ || Mr. and Mrs. W. N passed | if it won't, Tl just make move “J ¥ ¥ e “li- < \‘ e S . 3 ing the auditori after each selection. e A R St Sk e through Juneau aboard the north- Wibs. RUGIeriT SR parn T : TE \ N 3 1 gt bR eI LAl s . e ] SE"‘TLL P R | Luoushy Juneau abourd the northe 0% oid sourdough Wughed s . St Hist flngdl (e tlo i, RICE & AHLERS C6. themselves out in the search for a script that provides one star- Since 1878 Emil Sick, President %, 4 Ihe walked away, back to his boat| Y esplanes. and then gave 3 Ay 1878 * is river division superintendent’ of o ""(m(l 01_' -Skmw‘w.'_ his boat| " lliant interpretation to the spir- Exclusive Dealer This one, says Conway, has four ring opportunity His actors seem to agree—although Tracy is conceded a slight [the White Pags and Yukon yaute. | VAN H. FISK WRANGELL, ALASKA Pemocratic Candidate for Territorial Representative April 30, 1940 edge in “audience appeal’ on his assignment The picture is about oil and the old fields, but the set today huge living room, enormous fireplace, big -, rich furnishings. Where's all the rough, is a palatial interior bearskin rug on the 1o he-man, outdeor stuff? cxplains Conway,“ is where Gable has struck it rich illionaire. Tn an hour and 10 minutes, how- He loses it all on the toss of a coin— “This,” and has becone a ever, he wou't have a dime. that kind of fellow.” This is a scene between Gable and Colbert, who is and ought to be very happy about the whole thing. Claudette signed for two | 1 | | | Primary Election . . L. SAMPSON 'CHIKAN, ALASKA | N E. \ thatls the receptiem | charming hostessess give thoughful quests who bring gifts of deliciows Van Duyn Tandi Little sitentions make yow & AT of KET FIRST DIVISION CANDIDATE IN THE DEMOCRATIC . PRIMARIES—APRIL 30th——FOR THE Pem:y?s *must come” guest. Try ité | | ; p— @ " xclusively TERRITORIAL HOUSE CHOGOLATES ke . + Emphasizes from the VAN DUYN CHOCOLATE m Democratic Territorial Platform ‘; “We urge the establishment in Alaska of lvrmmul | marketing facilities for Aluknn prod. pictures at Metro, on the uud(-nsmnding that.in one of them she should play opposite Gable or Tracy. Perhaps in atonement for “It's a Wonderful World,” her first at the studio, Metro gave her both of them for the second. Of course there's Hedy Lamarr to share them with, but Claudette and Hedy (as Claudette insists right away to forestall any “feud” rumors) are the best of friends and both have equally good roles. Claudette is Gable's wifé in the picture wearing an Adrian dinner gown, very simple, very costly, of filmy white flowered in black. There a dog, inthe scene & coeky nondescript mutt who perches on the arm of Claudette’s chait (held carefully off her dress, though) and ogles the camera curiously. As Gable and Colbert go through the scene, which ends in a kiss, the pooch is very muchin evidence, standing on a divan and still ogling the camera. = “There” laughs Gable, “is the scene-stealer we all have to worry about.” There is a lot of joking, naturally, about scene-stealing. There always is when four top-flighters are together in one pieture. For this seene she is Oldest Bank in Alaska Commercial - Savings Claudette, always the serious career woman, as usual discusses the scemes with the director and during rehearsals. Claudette ‘always has ideas—‘perhaps if I said the line this way,” or “don't you think it might be better if . . ." Many stars talk it over thus. but few with thie ardor of a Colbert. Today Cclbert and the rest 3 got & howl out of an amusing dialogue in which her Little- B 5 y sy i Miss-Fixit tendencies boomeranged Tl‘ B “ Behre d Claudette wes rehearsing, the dog on her chair-arm, when § e L4 n s the dog’s traimer instructed him to change his stance. The pooch obeyed immediately. “He takes directions better than I do,” Claudette laughed. Banking by Mail Department Bank last evening noted the improvement s /made in her voice during the three NINA SOLOVIEVA IS APPLAUDED FOR HER PERFORMANCE Soprano Charms Audience LastEvening - Miss Jenne Excellent 1t was the glamour of Nina Solo- vieva as a singer who recently made her debut in opera in Europe as |much as it was her reputation as an artist well known in this community {that attracted an audience of over 1300 persons at the Northern Light Presbyterian Church last evening Her musicale, the first to be pre- sented since returning to the Capitol Cily, was sponsored by the Order of | Eastern Star. It was a success in ev- ery way, for Miss Solovieva pleased the music-lovers with her singing | and enchanted her vocalism with the glow of her personality. | Veice Improved All who were privileged to hear her years since she last appeared here and her accomplishment was ac- claimed by all. Its upper reaches were clear and colorful and her low notes were especially fine. The fin- esse’of her interpretations is a qual- liay to be'admired, as is the excel- |lence of her foréign diction. Program Pleases | 'The singer opened her program {with the aria “Dido’s Lament” from Henry Purcell’s “Dido and Aeneas” written in 1689, which was brilliantly sung, and the Alessandro Scarlatti selection in Italian “Se Florindo e fedele” (If Florindo is faithful I will be enamored of him), was charming. ‘Another Scarlatti number “Son tuita duota” (In my sorrow life is only | cruel pain), was a melody deep with | pathes. Opening her second group of Franz | Schubert selections, all. of which were in German, she sang the ripp- |ling love lyric “Wohin" (Whither) I’l‘hen came “Der Doppelganger” (The Ghostly Double), a very trem- endous and dramatic tragedy. The familiar “Gretchen en Spinnrade” (Gretchen at the spinning wheel), closed the first half of her program jand she encored with Schubert's | “Impatience.” | Dedicated to the Russian exiles ited Fritz Kreisler munber “Prael- BERT’S CASH GROCERY Jusi Selling Good Foods Is Qur Aim . . . 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P“PC(’R BURCH'S GIANT TIN i i it el o A S e P T £ MATC"ES LARGE CARTON TOILET TISSUE - PLEASE PHONE EABL\'I |was the beloved selection “The | | Safe Deposit i ;“well—e;—-!t )enz. cracked back Director Conway; ‘he mnunnmmmunmlmmmmmunm Clouds of Heaven” by A. Dargomish- - - . - - — . o