The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 28, 1940, Page 2

T2 ternoon with ‘only nine passenger disembarking here King Leopold o . . son, P. A. Shanklin, Mrs, H. C. T . cott, Mr L. J. Palme i C r am, Charles Gra- Has Saved Ris oo oo Mozseth The motership will sail for Sit} 30 o'cle oni are H. W Margaret Coulson, Lee Van- f, Harry King, Geo. W. Mc Hubert Rammi wn, ‘Hugh Mrs, D. Efaw sengers for Sitk Throne, Reperi Hifler *Profoundly Stirred” & by Morarch’s So!- L. dierly Attitude w. Tuohy o {0 Halibuters BERLIN, May King Leapold appears to he a i his thron by capitulating t as ( Hitler 1s repor pr o 'l stirrec the Kir s0l¢ titude of stickin troop — & through the fighti then de- SATTLE, May Halibuter: ciding, when { 1er rosisfance was here today are a ‘fh oW purposeless, to surrender m ihe Western banks—Har, Informed sources predicted that 40,000 pounds, 9% and 9 cents Leopold: will be permitted to con id; Akutan 40,000 pounds ty 40,000 pounds, both 9% and 9 cents. From the Iocal tion 17,000 pounds, Meldon 17,000 pounds, both at 9% and 9 cents; Presho 11000 pounds, 9% and 9'% cents; Reliance 3,000 pounds, Merit 11,000 pounds, Sundra Jo, 16,000 pounds, all 9 cents straight; Selm J. 6,000 p(ml\'l‘ 9% and 9 cents, - Gus Frolander Dies After Brief Hiness tinue ‘to function as King if Ger- Belling many wins and the Flemish part of Belgium might be joined to Hol- land and Leopold given that new Kingdom to rule The King's daughter sons are reported at a somewhere .in. France Tt is said that the uffered greater casualties ¢ World War D s LIGHT LOAD ON banks—Restitu- and two chateau Belgian Army than in M S NORIHI_AND SKAGWAY, Aiaska, May 28 gt Gus Frolander, 54, employed at the White Pass and Yukon Route Northbound from Seattic with one|Shops, passed away Sunday eve- of the lightest loads in years, the ning after a brief illness, motership Northland of the North-| He is survived by one brother. Ludwig Frolander, road foreman for the Bureau of Roads at Skagway CHIMNFY SWEEP Redwee Fire Hazard SAVE FUEL BY HAVING CHIMNEYS AND FURNACES CLEANED PROPERLY ‘ CALL CHIMNEY SWEEP PHONE 229 land Transportatien, Company docl ed in Juneau at 2:30 o'clock this af- O Hollywood Sights 4ind Sounds | By Robbin Coons HOLLYWOOD, Cal, May 28.—Frank Lloyd is doing something 110 movie man has done in the past 16 vears. He's making a picture with a background in the American Revolution, a big picture with a flock of stars and & top budget and a big location trip. Last man to try this was David Wark Griffith, of the silents. Griffith made “Americ in 1924, brought in so few box-office beans that it started a cycle, cycle away from Spirit of '76 stuff that has persisted until toda The reason Frank Lloyd is bucking the legendary jinx is a schoolmarm named Ilizabeth Page. Miss ge wrote a volumi- nous novel about the beginning of the U. S. 8, and she called it “Tree of Liberty." nt book started out, on the basis of excellent reviews, to be another “Gone With the Wind,” but somewhere along the route the wind abated and the novel became Jjust an unusnaily good seller instead of a best. Lloyd is still con- vinced “Tree of Libes Wikl ce a best-seller movie. the old mas and “Amer ter The exeelle He's calling it, however, “The Howards of Virginia.” Afraid, perhaps, that a pictu called ree of Liberty” would be con- fused with a Warner Bros. “patriotic short,” the only movies which have contends recently that Yankee Doodle stuff was good box-office. Afraid, he says, that coming out in an election year it would buck the apathy engendered in a voting populace which will have had its ears rattled by political oratoryegenerously sea- soned with the word “liberty.” Anyway, since the story is about early Virginia familes including one named Howard, he figures “The Howards of Virginia” fits better. He is not afraid of any “jinx” on the Revolutionary Period NOW ul guests who bring gifts of deliciows Van Duyn CTandies. Little sttentions make “must come” .un{.— §11} Perey’s exclusively His picture will have history in it, but it won't be injected pon- derously or pedantically. As he describes it, the historical aspects will ‘be served in easy-to-take capsules of drama and comedy, with none of that hold-everything-here-comes-a-lesson rawness. v Lioyd took his principals (Cary Grant and Martha Scott) to the Rockefller-restored town of Williamsburg, Va., where for the first time permission was granted a movie company to use the restorations and originals of colonially important structures Lloyd says he never had finer, more truly authentic sets, and the same goes for the reproductions in use for studio ‘shots. Frank Lloyd would be all for authenticity o matter what, but here he has a practical reason aside from art. The Rocke- feller people granted use of Williamsburg only on condition that studio-created sets would mainttain fidelity to their originals. So studio artists have matched woodwork, chandeliers, exterior brick, fireplaces, tile, stairway, even the usually unnoticed floo; [} with punmunx exactitude. ¢ ) at p;e sets have to be sent east and officially before ficy can be-used 10r the picture. John D, Jr., as Lloyd, tm what he wants. T A THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1940. U.S. Plane Builders Urg(’d to L — industry, leaders shown above in Washington heard Federal offic Aviation economy in production of warplanes for the nation’s defense. craft Corporation., Buffalo; Glenn L. Martin of Martin Corporation,, Aircraft, Seattle; ‘Guy Vaughn, President Curtiss-Wright Corporation of Left to | \ | man of the Democratic Territorial | | Committee, left on the Yukon bound for Nome | Lyng, Speaker of the House of | Representatives during the 1939 Leg- islature and Democratic nominee for | the House in the r*+>nt prima will spend a week i Anchorage be- IS REACHED . fore continuing to his *me cee Cannery Workers Salmon"m:'igl:{) :DAJEAS“( E Industry Sign Agree- X LI ASKA DTS ment During Today WASHINGTOWN, May 28-~Marti SEATTLE, May 28.—Cenrad Espe |time Commission has conditionally District President of the - United |allowed the Alaska Steamship Com Camnery and Agricultaral Packing |pany and Northland Transportation Allied Workers of Ame said | Company to increase fre rate contractswill be signed during today | from 4 to 50 percent between Sc with the Alaska Salmon Industry. attle, Tacoma, and Alaska He said the agreement was reached |and the Alaska Transportation Com- yesterday on the basis ¢f a general pany, 3 to 63 per cent renewal of this year's contract with | The companies agreed to impound some changes which represent. an|the increases until final Getermina- advance for the Union on several|tion of the case by the Commission |n)l|ll\ The companies must keep accurate records and refund the increase to shippers if final dicision is made against them The commission scheduled increases which the ¢o panies announced for May 20, ‘but the companies filed a petition ask- ing they be allowed to go into, ef- ‘lecL on condition they impound the port id the agreement is being ign w! under protest because of fail of the industry to submit pm.v.t claims to arbitration, but the men will embark north at once. - B HOWARD LYNG LEAVES suspended the FOR SE(OND DRRRION || armeres s o, oo of the total freight to be t sport- After an absence from his Second |ed as to make a rate inquiry neces- Division home since the fi of the sary. vear, Howard Lyng, member of theé| No’date has been fixed for the Board of Public Welfare and Chair- hearing on the increases For Their Day of Triumph, Give a CORONA Typewriter AFTER GRADUATION . . . 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Bridge Is Cuf In Panama; Weakens Base Political Disturbances Re- porfed from Balboa by NBC Representative NEW YORK, May 28 rious dis- turbances between politieai “fictions Republic of Panama were ported here today by Jules Dubois NBC representative at Balboa Dubois said the destruction of a bric hichway between the Canal Zone and the United States Army base at Rio Hato meant that both the Air Corps and anti-aircraft troops will be cut off from highway communication if the bridge is repaired immediately Ho reported that a ficers and men have plies by air in Cc Prov pelicemen were kil in the on the not thousand of rece 1 ince. Thres fight- d in the ing D FLIGHTS TO WRANGELL AND (OAST MADE TODAY a today with Shell » Lockheed were Wal- Flying to Simmons in t lis George, N. A. McEachran and Miss Cora Brostrom. In the same t were Melvin and Ralph Kibby Tend Stopping at Port Althorp, Icy Straits and Jacoby Inlet to drop| mail, Alex Holden today carried Harry Boyer to Hirst | Harry Sperling and Lynn Forrest | were flown to Wrangell later in| the day by Hclden on his second | trip. ‘ Holden is scheduled to make two| to Polaris Taku this evening. D - COUNSEL LEAV C. L. Stewart, Forest Service Re- gional law officer, left with his son Charles cn the stéamer Tyee for his headquarters at Portland. He plans to return to Alaska soon - Cottage cheese and nuts combine two are excellent for services. Press the bowl which has been rinsed in cold water. Chill, unmold shredded lettuce and sprinkle erously with shredded or co chopped peanuts. Pass salad dress- ing trips roasted pea- favorites that spring salad cheese in a out onto ely Rolls 300 in ABC o i PG | ‘ Very, very seldom does a bowler | ~oll 300 in the American Bowling | Zongress tourney. But George | 2allage of Akron, O., did just that in the present tourney in Detroit Pallage, a rubber company clerk. rolled - the perfect game in his singles effort. COUNCIL SETS | PARKING LIMIT AT 30 MINUTES Amendments to Traffic Code Are Adopted at Special Meeting dinance, establishing a 12 limit in- downtown ar tonight tonight c Forecast for Southeast nereasin; ature; gentle Wednesday traffic: or-| < TTom O new 30- U. S. DEPARTME! Forecast for J Forccast of Moderate from Dixen Entrance Spe mcer (By the U. 8. W ther Bureau) nean and ty, beg g at 4:30 p.n., May 28: increasing cloudiness Wednesday; minimum tempera about 40 degrees; gentle to moderate northerly winds Alaska: Fair tonight and Wednesday witn cloudiness inesday; not nmich change in tempe to moderate northerly winds, becoming variable winas along the coast of the Gulf of Alaska: northerly winds tonight, becoming variable Wednesday to Cape Spencer; and moderate ecasterly wind to-Kodiak, LOCAL DATA iy : Time Jarometer ‘lemp. Humidity Wind Velocity ~ Weather Juneau and setting up a number f ick i o > ; of ‘other new regulation, were| &30 PN i 4 4 i - o B rh s e TR g 30 am 30.21 39 94 Calm 0 Clea wdopied by the City Council last| o° /% © 017 4 46 W i B; nigl Parking will be limited to 30 RADIO REPORTS minutes between 8 o'clock in the | TODAY morning and 8 in the evening on Max. tempt. | Lowest 3:30a.m. Precip. 3:30a.m. all downtown streets, with park- 4 hours | temp. temp. 24hours Weather ing in the night hours between 7 31 3 30 ¥ o'clock in the evening ‘and 8 in Fairbanks 8 46 8 Cloud the morning ‘not to exceed four, Nome 50 43 44 T Rain hours Dawson 66 32 32 Clea Par in front of the Federal| Mavo 58 40 47 Clear Building will be limited to 10| Anchorage 10 40 Clear minutes, Bethel 43 44 .02 Cloudy One-Day Limit St. Paul 37 37 Fog No parking will be allowed -on!| puteh Harbor 01 Cloudy any street or alley in Juneau for osnesenski 1 Rain more than 24 hours Kanatak Cloudy Turning around at intersections | godiak 07 Cloudy or in the middle of blocks b Cordova 02 Cloud or “Y" turns is to be prohibited Fahent kir Twelfth Street was added to the| gipkqa PL. Cld list of through streets, at which| gatehikan 40 . Cle motorists must come to a stop. Pritice Rupert . 57 43 01 The Council also authorized the| pyihce George . 60 o7 Mayor and City Clerk to borrow| geattle 68 1 not more than $25,000 to tide the| portland 74 52 cl City ‘over between tax collection | gan ‘Francisco . 57 52 Cloudy periods WEATHER SYNOPS AssessmEnt protests from W. P. L g Johnscp and Jack Westfall were High pressure has persisted over Alaska while the disturbanc discussed situated in the lower Gulf of Alaska has moved slowly - eastwar - 1 Another disturbance of greater in‘ensity was situated over the Aleu- tian Islands. Clear to partly clouiy weather has been general over FLY TO WRANGELL all of Southeast Alaska and the Yukon Territory while cloudy weath sperling and Linn For-| er prevailed over the Alaska Peninsula and over the po: tion of Alaska. Temperatures were slightly lower over { re the U. S. 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