The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 26, 1940, Page 3

THE DAILY ‘ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JULY 26, THE CAPITOL HAS THE BIG PICTURE MICKEY SHOW PLACE OF JUNEAU HOLIDAY will be shown only once . . . slarting at 8:30 P. M. IR .it d:enched men’s hearts with fighting w — FVERETT HORTON - HENR BARNES - JEAN DIXON - Scmmn.phy by Donald Ogden Stewarl From Direc by Everett preduction of the Philip Bdrly[pendmg disaster. In this picture, Broadway stage hit, is a blessed both Freddie and Jackie prove their | change from the bright and s right to a place among the screen’s tillant whimsies of modern times. favorites. | With Katharine Hepburn and Cary Jackie is the penniless youth whu‘ Grant co-starred, the attraction defies an unscrupulous oil bamlxi vibrates with life. The film is while trying desperately to dl‘llli packed with humor, with human'a wildcat well on a rupdown Tu;xa,si humor instead of zany antics, Its/farm. situations are the normal ones of Bartholomew'’s portrayal reality, and not the insane jocu- young English stranger and tho‘ larities of the recent crop of cock- unwilling obstacle to Jackie's plans, eyed comedies. {is more varied and finely done| “Holiday” presents a rebellious | than any role he has played since | socialite who knows a real man|“David copperfleld 3 when she sees one, and a young man who insists upon doing his E | own groping in life’s grabbag, ruLth than marry a million-dollar baby. | Jackie Cooper and Freddie Bar-| tholomew share co-starring honors | in their new Universal film “Two Bright Boys.” | Here is a story into which are woven heart-throbs, laughter and Miss Ellen Repp, well-known con- the absorbing drama of a young-|gy.1o who has many friends in ster’s courage in the face of ““‘,Juneau bas won a scholarship with ~ | Dr. Graf of the Metropolitan Opera | | Company, New York, who is con- ducting an opera class at the fa- mous Berkshire Music Cenfer where |she is now studying with a pro- (gram that includes an appearance | with the Institute Orchestra, July |27; “Aida” July 30; | August 5. | Already this month she has done concerts at Great Barrington and EXCELLENT BILL T0 BE SEEN ON CAPITOL SCREEN ”Holiday,"i “Two Bright Boys'" Share Honors at Local Theatre Two excellent features are booked for tonight and tomorrow night at| the Capitol Theatre. The show will start at 7 o'clock and at 8:30 o'clock the picture “Holiday” will be shown. This film will be shown only once each evening. The idea that money and the accumulation of money are not the main purposes of life is brilliantly expressed in a delightful comedy- romance, ‘“Holiday,” the Columbia of the, i | an oratorio, Verdis Requiem, August i 3 to come to the Coast in September, | | she has written friends in Juneau. A brief summary of Miss Repp's | busy year since her Town Hall con- cert in New York City st Ogir- Ler, includes her opera debut in Il Trovatore; appearance on a Finnish | relief program this spring with Mei- | cnofr, Branzell and other Metre- politan singers; soloist at the Linds- | Lerg Pestival, and practically coa | tinuous concert work. A sister of Mrs. Mary Torkilser cf Petersburg and a cousin of Miss Mann.d Oygard of Junyeau, Mics Repp has visned in Alisks fre- qnentll, given many ccnce:‘s here het her f:lanfls‘ afe \iqlne?cm GOAT DARRY NOW OPEN T0 INSPECT The address of Ravenhorst Goat Dairy seems to have been lost.{ somewhere in the shuffle in yester- day’s announcement in The Empiis. Visitors who would like to inspe:t | the beautiful concrete floors of the dairy are welcome. The dairy is located about four miles from Auk | Bay in the Mendenhall anley on the Rifle Range highway. Contractor Bill Manthey had charge of the gonstruction of the| establishment. — - — Sulm;nbe for The Empjre. { For here-is a premium table beer that is a well-bal- anced blending of the best features of both Eastern and Western beers. Its mellow flavor, tangy sparkle and pale clear body are the result of years of nu‘y -nd the use oi spe- cially selected grains and hops. Starrue BrewinG & Marting Co. 1878 Erail Sick ¥ Since President KAINIER BEER IN WASH.MGTON Starts TONIGHT |t0 his host of friends in the Cnpitull “Don Carlos” | at Columbia University where shc| | was heard July 25, She is to be w! 1t is possible that she will be alile | ‘Reberisons Are MOUSE MATINEE 1P. M. SATURDAY First Show Starts 7 P. M. —— REVIVAL considerably »SOUIHEAST FisH - PACK INCREASES; WESTWARD LOW |Alaska Salmon Pack fo July 20 Tofals 1,- 390,460 Cases A Southeast Alaska salmon pack ahead of that of last year and a Westward pack about two-thirds as large as 1939's despite curtailment are reported by the Fich and Wildlife Service this week. year as-ag DORIS is beautiful, swanky, smart, gla- mourous, loving . . . ! YRES - EDWARD KOLKER - BINNIE HENRY DANIELL and Sidney Buchman lay; by Philip Batry produced by Arthur Hopkins ;“%Q!QF CUROR - A CQLUMBIA PICTURE Produced Pioneer Will Leave Juneau ‘George Kohlhepp Sailing' on Alaska After 33 Years in This City Tomorrow night, George Kohl-| hepp, manager of B. M. Behrends | Co., Inc, mens' furnishings depart- | ment, will end 33 years of associa- tion with Behrends and bid goodbye | | City. Kohlhepp went to the store Julv 27. 1907, expecting to remain but| {six months, and has been here ever since: iwas leaving Juneau and his posi-| tion here to locate in Columbus, Ohio, where he will manage an apartment, almost a steady proces- | sion of friends have called on him to wish him well. Kohlhepp is a 33rd degree base- ball fan and was President of the | Gastineau Channel League for one | season. The Kohlhepps, whose departurs {from Juneau will leave a dcfinite in civic life of the city, are planning to depart for the South on the steamer Alaska next Mon- day. | gap -+ Hosts at Dinner | Ten guests were asked for din- ner last evening at the R. E, Rob- ertson residence on Gold Street. Among those invited were three | out-of-town visitors, F. B. Fite of Seattle, attorney for the North-| land Transportation Compan ¥ Stanley Long of Seattle, attorney for the Alaska Steamship Company | and W. J. Manaban, also of Seat-} tle, Traffic Manager for the North- land Transportation Company. All\ are in Juneau in connection with | recenl' Maritime Commission rate | hearings. p IR - 5 JOINS ST. ANN'S STAFF Miss Mabel Fair, who has been a nurse in New York City, has arrived here and joined the Staff | at St. Ann's Hospital. ->os |55,388 total; | W"s(v\wld te A5 the news spread thiat Kohinepp | | Alaska Vacation lof Dayton, |two weeks of cruising and fishing. Bristel Bay, where there are only eight canneries in operation this st 22 last scason, has packed 436371 cases as against 1,- 116,205 in 1939. The detai’ed follows pack report is as Westward Alaska Peninsula (South Sid2) 74.582 reds, 1,889 kings, 83,685 pinks, 87,086 chums, 4,460 cohoes, 251,702 total; 228,550 last year. Alaska Peninsula (Nprth Side)— 51,622 reds, 83 kings, 3,783 chums, 48,070 last year. Copper River (Final Spring Pack) —37,646 reds, 1,284 kings, 38,929 to- tal; 54,276 last vear. Prince William Sound—3,899 reds, 170 kirgs, 89,753 pinks, 24,563 chum-, 4,771 cohoes, 123,258 total; 45,004 last year Cook 'lnlN kings, H4 25,643 r(,lmr" last, yoar Bristol Bay-395,388 reds, ”lH | kings, 9,558 pinks, 28,287 chums 1,035 cohoes, 436,371 total; 1,116,205 I|s( year. 115,534 reds, pinks, 19,672 211,829 total; 13,616 chums, 116,404 tal—678,570 reds, 19,215 220,360 pinks, 163,391 chun 35,909 cohoes, 1,117,475 total; 1,608- |bby last year. Scutheast Ketchikan—3,398 reds, 0,605 pinks, 2862 chums, hoes, 17,065 total; 59,991 Yakutat—12,898 reds, 126 pinks, 13,504 total; year. 1,188 last yea 22,597 last Wrangell—8,770 reds, three kings, |while on behalf of the Alaska Egan- |other parts of the Territory G 15,909 pinks, 26,109 chums, 1,039 co- hoes, 41,830 total; 25508 lasi yea Eastarn — 4,007 reds, 146 Kkin 55 'pinks, 31,295 chums, 726 co- hoes, 41,528 total; 38866 last year. Western—6,953 reds, 11 kings, 3,514 pinks, 60584 chums, 7.879 cohoes, 78,941 total, 35924 last year. Icy Strait—12,795 reds, 205 kings, 11,752 pinks, 50,717 chums, 4,618 co- hoes, 80,087 total; 62,508 last year. Southeast Total—48,821 reds, kines. 36261 pinks, 15,449 cohoes, 272,985 total; last year. 245,394 - Real Estater Has Novel Real Estate man N. S. Talbott, Ohio, does his Alaska | vacationing right. Talbott, with his wife, his sons, | N. 8. Talbott Jr, and James and Douglas, flew north two weeks ago to Ketchikan aboard the Clipper, | then chartered the yacht Leota for | Coming in to Auk Bay, the Tal- | botts simply stepped from their yacht to their flying boat and pro- ceeded back to the States this morning, declaring RAlaska is a | “grand country” and they will “cer- tainly return some day.” e A BUILDING PERMIT A huilding permit has been is-| sued to.Mrs. Charles Sey to build| basement apartments in her home at 414 Gold Street at a cost of $500. B Subscripe to The Daily Alaska Em pire — the paper with the largest Suhscribe ror The Emplre. guaranteed circulation. 18’ 6" Streamline Garweeod Cabin Utility Cmm | SPEED 37 KNOTS CRUISES 28-30 Powered with 103 Horsepower Chrysler Ace Crown Motor il |41 5 T 4 SEE LYLE HEBERT MARINE BUiLD; For Full Particulars and Price | rerrrrrrererrrrrose) B e e Lo e me e e D S e S GEEARes r I\ oy These happy chxldren are some of the 382 yoi | New York on the liner Washington as it com| to_evacuate 00 w t Al it i:;]:e::tl'&w N exyected “j | round trip to the British Isle { 1,160 passengérs, of whom on] Mw in Britain are those who {eg] interests in the face of the Laughmg Now_They re Home who dlrfi;egnm nd an ufibond were | 42 ‘king-,| 480 Kkings, | 887 | 171567 chums, | 940. Duily Crossword Puzzle ACROSS Rocky ninnacle Disseminate ., Tear apart Present Female sheep Always Not censured Cavern Exist Among Systems of signals Pertaining to bodies at 3 SEOZEERD ne various Outer boun- dary of a plane figure Pieces out More mature . Note of the scale Boy Young codfish prepared for brolling Forbid Pronoun ti ht dramas e African fly Musieal truments ; III Mother a o 1 Kingdom s money matters One who employs Firearm Scotch river arden plots Goddess ‘of Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 4. the harvest . Before DOWN Article of beliet . Half circum. ferences . Was under obligation DOUGLAS NEWS SION OF DOUG! s EQUALIZATION MEETING ON TONIGHT The secend, with one more te go, meet of the Douglas Board of FINAL | Equalization took place last night.| was made in A small adjustment the favor of Glenn Rice who pre- sented data justifying a reduction gelization Society George Loveless | petitioned removal of taxes against their headquarters building here as it now is in actual use of a place | of worship. | the Board. This evening will regularly scheduled meetings for hearing cases relative to tax assess- ments, >ee MISS KIRKHAM HOSTESS A group of young ladies, workers and friends of Miss Vera Kirikham, were her guests at a sew- ing party held here last evening| |at her home. Guests included Miss Etolin Coul- ter, Mary Jane Harrington, Mary Loken, Jennie Johnson and Betty Goodman. e SANFORD HOME SOLD Street and is planning to have the cottage reconditioned for renting purposes. D e SPARKS BEGIN BUILDING Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sparks and children have temporarily located in the Kuhurn Fourth street apart- 16 ORANGES 2 DOZEN Val:Vita No. 1 tigs 4 Ibs. Market Day RAISINS All Pure MILK Centennial GELATINE and Dutch Boy invasion, W .“ “ W, il JEEE i Al Pertaining to This was granted by conclude the Mrs. Otto Pfeiffer has purchased ! the Tom Sanford home on Front | APRICOTS FOR CANNING TOMATO JUICE 3/ 2S¢ 13 cans 98¢ DARIGOL BUTTER 21s.75¢ FLQURBAY B sack$].99 APPLE mm g 25¢ ' DEEXVERIES: s+--- 10-11 A. M.3 2-4 P. M. 77 rrry 7 w 7 STARTS TONIGHT 2- BIG FEATURES -2 " JOIN THE CROWD .. . AND LAUGH OUT LOUD! 7 I// son il AL B e il =” | /40l /dEER /Zflll%fl.l / Wells for draining fand . Representa- tion of the head and shoulders Child's garment Windflower 6. Combea out or dressed . Hinda prayer rug . Bush 9. Bring aboug k. . Get back Shirker . At no time . Attire . Wheel centers Mohammedan IRENE RICH HENRY O'N JACKIE MURAN | - O variant Quoted Copied 2. Sworn states meénts . Stuck in the f Winnow draining . Insect . Russian village community GO TO SITKA Matinee Saturday 1:00 P. M. Bareksien left on the| for Sitka to visit with about one month Norma | Northland | friends for ‘monrx to await completion of T\L:l ,EVERYBODY s HOBBV’ e sparks was tormenty s NEW COMEDY PICTURE ON COLISEUM SCREEN |Saimie Kronquist. She and her children are just r&turned from al “Everybody’s Hobby,” a Warnet Bros. comedy with melodramatic visit south. to | touches, featuring Irene Rich and A. ! Henry O'Neill, which opens tonight Stevens has returned to Douglas at the Coliseum Theatre, is a to reside. He has rented the ToX|phona fide slice of American life. Cox cabin on Front Street. Its characters are representative 3 A, |of just about every man, woman, FURMER DUUGLAS GIRL boy and girl in this nation. MEEYS TRAGI¢ DEATH - The citizens of this nation may Mrs, Mary Walcott, age 40, died| | differ sectionally, but in one re- | spect they are nearly all brothers SHlp10: phich SBNR 68 DUSE and sisters under the skin, and |ceived from the explosion of the|nai is that they nearly all have |gasoline tank in the home lighting | hobby | plant of their residence near Cedar | And “Everybody's Hobby” is a |Rapids, Towa. She is survived BY | ,ioture which, while it gently satir- her husband, Homer Walcott, Of|joq this matter of hobbies, essen- {Cedar Rapids, Towa; mother, MIS.| oy "areues that it is a good thing |Mary Wiitanen, Portiand, Oregon; for menkind in genersl apd for ‘;,;;Lfr;\;zl,l;:e T;:;S:?‘;flz‘“gun&:‘:‘ individuals in particular that they | Thcima Meade of Butte, Mont., devote their surplus energles as- and a brother, Clarence Wiltanen, |Siduously to the pursuit of some avocation far removed from their of Juneau. A4 Lot b hool I’ siness, home oOr scnool Mrs. Walcott (Mary Wiitanen) | MARdatory business interests, | was born in Douglas and left Alas-| AR A O N ka about 20 years ago. FROM YAKUTAT Clarence Olson, Fishery Manage- ment Supervisor of the Fish and | wildlife Service, returned today on | the patrol vessel Brant after a trip to Yakutat. - EVENS RETURNS a few years' absence S’ After a - DOUGLAS-Coliseum THURSDAY—FRIDAY DOUBLE BILL “Sweepstakes Winner” nside Story” | | | D 1t is thought that only one of }Lhe 12 apostles, John, escaped + martyrdom. PHONES 24 GOLDEN RIPE FANCY BANANAS | Cucumbers CRATE POUND, "EAGH 99¢ Val Vita No, 1 tins ORANGE JUICE 3o 25¢ No.'2% tins Puree 'l'umesz‘" 2c 11b. Cllllqwl BAKING NW- 23c LARGE WHITE 'EGGS zdoz-7lc Qval “SABDINES - - 2for 25¢ PUDDING 2! flavers Royal EACH 5¢ Lipton’s _GREENTEA1h-rls 3c pkg. 25¢ D