The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 29, 1940, Page 3

THE CAPITOL has the BIG PIC TURES and NEWS that is NEWS Sunday Monday Tuesday Gy ASHED! ...0FCOURSE IT'S 1939's / (0/ CHARLES cuyY" WINNINGER'KIBBEE * HUNDREDS MURE 5 PICTUR E SHORTS B Walt Disney Cartoon . . Morocco | ] News of the Day mies TONIGHT TIMES g < /kids to fight their way right to the ;very Broadway from which a fickle Starts 7:30 P.M. for the “She last, Q/JAMMED! “SHE MARRIED A COP” “LOST SQUADRON"—at 8:45 Only Shower Is Given for |star who has both the looks and | Mrs. of her parents on Sixth Street. Married | the evening was spent informally. | himself his cabin ing his to a Fairbanks hospital for Lreat-‘ ment, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1940. 41. Serpents 49. Roman house- hold god Spead contest ACRQSS . Hair ofntment Kind of beetle ¢ e hars the E4 Dowry 85 Sti Do pnded 57, Depression B between gt 1o mountain ks Constituent TR L . Conjunction . Note of the Condup 19.” Pronoun 21. Uneven 22. Color Burn 5. Negative . Compassion . Between: Midnight Preview 1:15 A.M.—TONIGHT Matinee SUNDAY—2 P. M. Six 2 At the side of Mountain near Jerusalem Ran away secretly . Contradict DOWN . French city Make speeches: humorous . Mother i st Valley Everiasting . City in Delaware . Sharpening stone By Yellow ocher 1. Be penitent // Grinding tooth Piece of bric-a-brac Charm Crony Italian river Table land . Genus of fresh- water ducks Daily Crossword Puzzle | Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle | wn>OaN®[>T 1 G GE 12. Thin and vibrant 1. Low 20. Short for a | man’s name 22. Upright part of a stair 9. Norwegtan territorial division 10. Note of the scale Ll 7/l MISS: GRUBER 1S BRIDE TODAY OF MILLARD STARKS ‘Young Couple Married This Morning at Home of Bride’s Parents Charm and simplicity marked the 8 o'clock marriage this morning | when Miss Vivian Gruber, daughter {of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Gruber of | this city became the bride of Mr. Millard Starks, son of Mr. and Mrs, Starks of Richland, Missouri The service was performed the West Twelfth Street home bride’s parents and was wit- only by members of the NEWS Mrs. Haryey Thibeau Honoring Mrs. Harvey Thibeau,! the Elsie Blythe entertained last|nessed ening with a shower at the “home | family. | The Rev. G. Fifteen friends were asked and cousin of the groom, delivered the vows before an improvised altar Mrs. Thibeau, with her husband, ‘of wild flowers and lilies-of-the- of Edward Knight, plans to sail for Ketchikan on the valey. steamer short visit will go to Craig, where Mr, Thibeau will be connected wiLh the Union Oil Given in marriage by her f,n.h(-r |the bride was charming in a frock of print silk and bridal corsage of rose buds. Mrs. Ralph Reischl, her Columbia and after a Company. | silk. SHOOTS SELF, ACCIDER | For her daughter's wedding Mrs. By accident, Mack Kister shot|Gruper selected a blue print silk in the right shoulder in | and a corsage of gardenias. at Graehl while clean-| Bestman for the eouple was Mr. .22 calibre rifle. He went| Jack Likens. After the ceremony a wedding | ! breakfast was auended by members Wl g | 11111 at only attendant, also wore a mm!; 24. Subsequent sellings 26. [n_general favor 28, Fatigues 30. Nut 31, Anclent wine 38 1 regul.r | cilbisotea 15 Shass o molten glass before It is blown 46 Pouch 47. Sun-dried brick 48. Town in Quebeo province, Canada 50. Gone by 62. Desira wrongfully 53. The chosen 55 Interpret: archalo 56. Cancel 59. Tear on & seam 60. Burrow Consequently 65. Old Dominion state: abbr, 1of the family. Centering the table was the lovely tiered cake, | by a tiny bride and groom Mrs. Starks is |Juneau High School and attended business college in Seattle. Mr. Starks is well known here and is an employee of the Alaska Juneau | mill. The newlyweds will make their heme at the Snow White Apart-| ments, MOOSE T0 PUT FLOAT "IN PARADE of the Moose was decided to Juneau's Fourth At the meeting lodge last night it enter a float in of July parade, | BEske Eskesen Wi placed in ‘('h:u'uc of the Moose activities for | participation in the general cele- bration MAYOR RHURNING HERE NEXT WEEK Mayor Harry I. Lucas, who was | called to Seattle recently to testify lin a court trial, will return on the steamer Princess Louise next week, according to word received at the Cll\ Hall. | purpose. topped | a graduate of the| NEW' CITIZENS T0. HAVE PART IN CELEBRATION, |Juneau fo Honor Recently Naturalized Ameri- cans on Fourth An invitation to the United States’ “pewest citizens” to take part in the | Fourth of July parade next Thurs- day was issued by Leo Jewett, chair- man of the parade committec of the OWNED AND OPERATED | American Legion which is in charge | of the program. Persons who have| acquired ecitizenship’ through natur- alization during the past two years are urged to get together with this y naturalized citizens are we will set aside a sec- | ticn of the parade for them. T| balieve this year ‘as never' before | the distinction and protection and | privileges . cf American citizenship | ave appreciated,” Jewett said. Den Adler's Idea | The idea of giving newly made tizens a chance to participate or- tod from Don M. B. Adler, Le- sion Department, Commander. of Al-| iska. and has been communicated to all Alaska posts, In a recent let-| er to them he said: “In these days of world distress, a2 new citizen of the United States is more preud of his newly acquired citizenship ‘papers than most of us vealize. “They have learned to love our ccuntry-—have learned to appreciate be pieasure of American . citizen- | hip, and as a newly-made citizen | aid to. mc yesterday: ‘Don, this| citizenship paper means more to me than my business. I can buy a busi- | ness. any .day, but . this—this citi- | zenship paper—Iis. my new lease on life. If America were to go to war 'T would cnlist in a minute.’ Section of Parade “ ... T believe it would be a nice | gesture if, and when your Post 1particimtefi in the local Fourth of July' celebration, to reserve a sec- | tion of the parade for the new citi- wem of the past year or two . . . This section can be.led by two new citizens bearing a banner stating: ‘America’s newest citizens’.” Plans for the parade were dis- cussed in detail at last night's gen- eral committee meeting at the Le- gion Dugout. Cash awards for floats, automobiles, -best sustained characters, etc., were provided, It is expected that the City Band will be in the line of march, which will | be headed by troops from Chilkoot Barracks and a contingent of Coast Guardsmen from the Haida. All lo- cal civic and fraternal organiza- | tions have been urged to have m delegation in line. interested, <..thay dared to fight —and conguer! Wul FYFFE - amount Pic iy FRANK LLOYD FILM - ' WILL OPEN SUNDAY DuckworthsAre | AT (OLISEUM SHOW |conquered by steamship for his Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duckworth mighty theme, Prank Toyd has pro- are enroute to Juneau after anig,.q a pew motion picture which extended visit in the States. ‘loolm as the greatest he has ever They drove as far east as BOs-|j,qa A gusty, vigorous tale, peo- ton, ‘returning with stops at the ;g with characters which are hu- Carlsbad Caverns and the San|p,n pelievable, real as a gale in Francisco Fair. |the Atlantic, it is entitled “Rulers Accompanying Mr. and MTIS. of the Sea,” and with Douglas Fair- Duckworth is. Joyce Kolasa, Who| panks Jr. Margaret Lockwood, and will spend a year in this city with will Fyffe, the great Scottish char- her aunt, Mrs. Daniel Ross. Eleven-| {acter actor, in the starring roles, year-old Miss Kolasa is from Spo- | it will open Sunday at the Coliseum All prices will be advanced with the exception of children’s 10-cent tickets which. will remain the same | as now, NEW VICAR, . FAIRBANKS To-fill the vacancy at St. Matt- hew’s Churech, Fairbanks, the Rev Elson Eldridge leaves the east shortly for his new post in the Interior city. ODES ofthe MOMENT by Amy Porter GOVERNOR TO ATIEND Gov. Ernest Gruening will bp‘ among war veterans attending a get- | together ~at the American Leglon! Dugout~on Monday evening at 8/ Theatre, The thrilling story, liberally inter- Juneaw’s. Greatest.Show. Value PREVUE TONIGHT 1:15 a.m. MATINEE SUNDAY 2:00 p.m. | Sunday — Monday — Tuesday FIGHTING TO RULE THE SEAS! The battle for mastery of the mighty Atlantic. A brave seaman fighting to prove himself to a beautiful daughter of the sea. Action, adventure, romance in Frank Lloyd’s greatest sea picture! FRANK. LLOYD’ 'RULERS oF THe SEA Dougias FAIRBANKS, Jr.- GEORGE BANCROFT - Produce Margaret LOCKWOOD MONTAGU [OVE K tlogd §and Directed by ALS‘, MUSICAL —— NEWS ALso Last Times Tonight-Double Feature Program - “ISLAND OF LOST MEN> and “IRISH LUCK”> spersed with moments of romance and of Scottish humer purveyed by Will Fyffe, hinges on that glorious first attempt of a ship to cross the Atlantic under the power of steam alone. It thunders underway on board the clipper Falcon, bound out of New York for Greenock, Scot- land, in the year 1836. Douglas Fair- banks, Jr., first mate of the ship, quits when the ship arrives in Gree- nock, resenting the fact that the hard-driving captain of the ship lost a man at sea in his determina- tion to reach port in time. Ending tonight is the double bill “Island of Lost Men" and “Irish Luck.” % -os The Dally Alaska mmpire has the largest paid circulation of any Al- aska newspaper. ——————— Today's news today in The Emplre JUSUSTUSTUULSSUSSE S S e S S S e - DANCING- ELKS HALL Saturday, June 29 o'clock. | veterans of all wars are invited to attend the affair, which is spon-| sored by Alford John Bradford Post of the Ametrican Leglm: A feed | w}ll be served | .- Empire Classifieds Pay! Yacht “Westward” PR Will Be Available Clm,rter at Special Rates UNTIL JULY I2TH This "flf_f,er Is Made Possible Because Is Unable to Malkee This Trip. MUSIC BY WES BABBETT and HIS BOYAL ALASKANS Publie Invited Adm. $1 ) USSR i public has driven their dads and| MI(KEY Roo“[v hnov.hus A puppy love romance be- twom Judy and Mickey is threat- oned momentarily by June Preis- I“ COMEDY HII ser, playing a former screen baby B b A 0 | the money needed to stage Mickey’s show. abes in Arms” PeNS ™ Siying tonint Sunday at Capltol times is the feature Theatre 1 ed il | . ] ma, form the background for the | g first co-starring appearance of | M)cku Rooney and Judy Garland | in “Babes in Arms,” which opens | re olng p at the Capitol Theatre Sunday 10r a three-day run, Based on the Broadway muslcal The Federal Defense Tax goes success of a couple of seasons ago, | into operation next Monday, July the story deals with the era when|!- vaudeville passed out of the enter- | As a result the admissions to the tainment picture. When the old- | movie theatres will advance as a time headliners were up against it result of the tax. their kids came to the rescue, bring- | ing with them a modern viewpoint and a talent that was inborn, Cast as the son of a famous “two-a-day” team in a period marked by the passing of vaude- ville, Mickey leads the children of the despairing -troupers in a fight to keep out of the county farm. Desperation and the amazing tal-' ents of the youngsters enable the T p AND WRECKING ‘YARD Camera Worth? Well, it's worth that much to someone else, too—someone who may manage to take it without your knowledge. A Camera in- surance policy would quickly re- imburse you if your camera were stolen or damaged or destroyed by fire or other cquse. ‘Doesn’t cost much. Phone for details, How Mu,ch Is Ymu.' Charter Party WHAT YOU gHAVER © wi O M & SHATTUCK AGENCY Office—New York Life Telephone 249 Wire Collect to RAY VEATCH Care of Campbell Church, Jr. KETCHIKAN, ALASKA Gr.ndmothzrnevcrhadnmhklnwukethh Ixeu-e her lurfler wuld.u‘t get l.he mm manage- able skins that are available today. The fitted coat is held sung with gold buttons, the Madame Pauline postillon hat of matching fur is encircled. with a gold chain, Shown at the Preview of American De- signs in'New Yerk; « « = + # "y ¥ g