The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 23, 1940, Page 8

8 Govemmenl Schools fo Graduafe Juneau and Douglas Com mencement Exercises Tomorrow Night for the GardenFresh PRODUCE ASPARAGUS 1 0c Pound Radishes and Onions 4 bunches _l 5 c LETTUCE 10¢ 1o SPINACH WASHED and CLEANED 2 pounds 250 NEW POTATOES o3 rounts DB C AVACADOS ' 5 c each Commencement exercises Indian Affairs James L. Hopgood, P present diplomas to \e following program will be pre- sented 1. Songs by first (a)The Church in the (b) Three Fishermen 2. The Cat that was Lonesome- First and Second grades 3. Concert Recitations—Third ar Feurth Grades (a) Three Little Ships. (b) The Camel’s Hump. (c) My Land is God's Land 4. Diamatization of Little Black Samk Third and Fourth ades s by First Fou A-Tisket-A-Task four Vall THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1940. ! ; B a3 MIRACLE WHIP BDC wun M. D. 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Phone now for an appoinment. %fi The ROYAL Beauty Salon ANN EARLY SMITH PHONE 723 ‘d‘ | | lin, Owner | o0 767—PHONE-767 Retailers of Famous SHURFINE and TASTEWELL Producis—0ffers <« PURE CANE SUGAR 10+ 63¢ ~ Finds $1000; (Can't Beal Reward $400 Them;They New Show Dé&eIOping By GEORGE TUCKER — Buddy two NEW YORK, May 23. DeSylva and Irving Berlin, showmen of a kind, were corn in the pit of the old erpty French Casino. The idea was to learn why upstairs t hody we new “A musical comedy,” “A sort of Purchase.’” - So that was it, Louisiana Pur- chase. And Vic Moore was a Sen- |ator from New England who went |south to investigate alleged scan- s down there. ease understand,” said Ber- “this is all in fun. Just inno- v, Remember ‘Of Thee 1 Audience cent fun. | Sing?’ meze House, on the incoming and |the out-going Presidents. That was mxght years ago. |on a state. But it's comedy. Mu-| |sical comedy. moral. |anybody. We just turn the crank,! |and hop on, and let ‘er go.” | | | Your correspondent inquired whether these gentlemen thought | anyone would take offense to any- ;thmg in the show. | “Well,” | scene is a lawyer's office, The law- ver dictates a letter to Irving and | me. He tells us we can’t put the' |show on. He says we'll risk being | |sued. Then he tells us there's a way out. Are af it 3 With Politics as Big Theme aid DeSylva. said Berlin political satire on added DeSylva. “We id Berlin, *‘Louisiana name erlin, That was a satire on the In SODE, that: gated, This is a satire Nobody points a| Nobody wants. to reform! | igiana.'” | “Because,” said DeSylva, “our first He says we musn't SHURFINE SELECTED HARDWHEAT BLEND FLOUR 10w~ 43¢ snwrrve CORN « GLOSS STARCH 9¢ smeee BAKING SODA 3¢ ro: BICARBONATE o+ SODA - 9c smwre MAYONNAISE -« 49c sutine vure Raspvery PRESERVES weart 39c swarr ceen BUTTER 2w §9¢ cemsossn GRADE A EGGS. 2 o v B5c aser i e CHEESE 12256 'FANCY LONG GREEN CUCUMBERS each ZUC wnae rmn HEAD LETTUCE 2 23c I FRUTT o VEGETABLES w s e 4 Gen.ral Public is invited to trade at our store. Con- 1!1':7”;7 ‘to the general be]ief stock.purchase is NOT COM- m‘% ihe savings offered through the | THRIFT CO0-0P PRODUCTS. |l Get the m‘l’ CO-OoP HABIT—Phone Your Order Early! R WE'VE THROWN | SAY, OFFICER~ WHAT'S THE TICKET FOR FLAVOR? genuine coffec pleasure! The reason? It's a match- less blend of the world’s ‘choice coffees, skilfully roasted to bring out deli- cious flavor and strength. Tus Coffoes— Percolasor and Drip “Which,” | THE KEY words or real people, “That’s right,” a real state, or a real city,|leans, but that we must| write about a fictional state.” | broke in Irving “so we built our first mu- sical number around this idea, and we call it our “Explanation to the We carefully point out, “‘The politicians we've fnvesti- | Could come from Maine, or Kansas or Montana; So we've laid our story in a mystical state, A mythical state we call Lou- Berlin went on, isn't really a state named Loui- “‘We laid our scenes In New Or-leans, A city we've invented so that there would be no fuss, . If there is such a place, it's certainly news to us. " broke in Mr, DeSylva, “certainly explains- the case. It's just like a foreword in a novel, saying any similarity between the| | | characters in the book and in real | |life_is purely coincidental and a | | big surprise to us. We coined the ‘Louisiana’ and SCHILLING GOFFEE OF COURSE/ Invading Nazis Pause at Ruined Dutch Bridge Ingramude w & According to the German eaprion, this picture, seni Ly radio from Berlin to New York, shows Nazi troops standing on the undamaged portion of a bridge blown up by Dutch defenders to delay the invaders. Allies claimed to have qued the progréss of Germa~ troops at several pomls and T think we're going Lo‘N U ; ow up have a lot of fun” So there it is. chase,” |ing, ditions. “Louisiana Pur- a new musical comedy, is |a fictional story laid in the mythi- | cal city of New Orleans in the en- | tirely fictional state of Louisiana. Irene Bordini takes the role of| the owner of a famous restaurant.| | Zorina will play a bankrupt count- | {ess who just has to get hold of | $500. Vic Moore is the non- non-smoking, non-hand-hold- ing Senator who investigates con- Suddenly a guy nhamed | “Metaphos,” a new phosphatic fer | tilizer produced by the TVA, is b | ing tried out this spring 1 Leste | demonstration farms in 31 New York 0' M rstuLv counties. | an e | . Department THIS WHISKEY LEXINGTON KV —A weaving figure approached a starting freight train, climbed aboard and clung perilously between two box cars | l John McQuown noticed his pre-| | dicament and, running alongside | the moving train, slipped in be-| | tween the freight cars and ymknd‘ the man out. | Saved from possible death, the | |drunk tottered away without a| word of thanks. | PALMER, Alaska. — Advertise- iment in The Valley Settler, mimeo- | graphed newspaper of the Mata-~ nuska district: “Will the person or persons who | |removed the stovepipe and coffee| 22 pot from the Hilltop Clubhouse on | The |the old Earl Berry tract, please call and take the house, too? This property belonged to the district, and while you're at it, do a good job; don't be a piker!” GRANVILLE, O.—Denison Uni- versity students here guffawed hi- lariously when they saw a man’s ‘To Them May 23—Two|8love and this notice posted on PHOENIX, Ariz, | the I X hundred Maricopa County farm boys | ¢ bulletin board: [ have been set up in the cattle busi- ness by a Phoenix packing company. With no initial investment by the youths, the packing company gave each a purebed Hereford calf on condition that the boys have their parents’ consent to raise calves and that the calves, upon maturity, be “Will the finder of the mate to this glove either pin it up here with this one so that I may have a pair, or else take this one and then you will have a pair. There is no sense in both of us having one cold hand all winter.” drink- ENLEY'S scw “there | P The King is by law the supreme governor of the Church of England. Westbrook Pegler shows up. He is|sold back to the firm at the pre- fictional too. What happens from|yailing market price. The original there on is the secret of the Messrs. ‘cost of the calf will then be de-. m“ ont oy Bopg, Ngl.i"r e LT mmeume this month. ->ee ‘New Or- PROVIDENCE, R. I, the most frequer ‘v hea*~ pion boxing has 1 in year, Belloise in October, 1938. ship. Joey's crown. late in February. Archibald took on Petey to Jimmy Gilligan rin. —————— |Berlin and DeSylva, and will be ducted. siana. Not really. It's one of those | ntil opening night, which will be fictional Balkan Kingdom ideas.| |And then we had to make up rl§ name for a city, too, and we in- corporated it in the song like this: 10" Bea'en : Joey An(hlba|d Remains, Champion of Feziher- | weight by Weight i May 23.—| Featherweight J ey Archiball is| many a| ? Joey dropped another decmo) the other night—his fifth setback‘ |since he won the title from Mike But he still holds the chan;pim It's just a matter of weight.! 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