The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 23, 1940, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, AUG. 23, 1940, AR e . 3 ' R PRI S B AN > . M‘v. s : A E THE CAPITOL HAS TH - D,NEWS THAT IS I Crossword PuZZle AVIAT!ON DRAMA Juneaw's Greatest Show Value! : ; Starts 7:15 P. ‘l._ 2Nn FEAT“F‘E ACROSS 8. Askent or 'S AT (AP|TOI' lN STARTS TOK!GHT | @ ( DRI ks | o : RETURN SHOWING ¥ " which speak a lan- p i 4 : ; ; bl | Rl | Cary Grant, Jean Arthur { : | Star in "Only Angels { ight—Saturd l i :‘ Ton gh! Sa ur ay Have Wings “Only Angels Have Wings” will be run ONLY ; rémance, spectacu- 4 Starting at 8:25 P. M. % Bmall Buro- |2 uwesome crack-up: i pean falcon | uperd east and a stirringly-writ- | ] 4. Without delib= tory all combine to B [ bt of t 1 entertainment in i ] ; A | «ensation wertainm . f MICKEY MOUSE Ak mered | Telurn engagement at the Capitol MAT!NEE‘ on I'heatre, where Columbia's “Only 2 1 e's Have Wings” opens tonight P . < ATPPT . Baok officlal filr o ¢ od § Togother for SATURDAY—1IP. M. . ):( ‘::;:l: ilm, produced and directed the first fime | R golipcd el . e g 1 1 Haw t 4 FEATURING puctin v : : The 4 Marxz Bros, in Hayworth and Thomas Mitchel! FEATU R"‘ NO. 2 It et [ els Have Wing is the ¥ ]., 3 A At the Circu e Jark Randall in ALSO ho da e death in Hn ir flights “” ‘!‘L‘H MA " ¥ Second Chapfer s L LS :A:l I\II’T“"( g MI(K.:nC:lu‘n LY :_' ; fl o g "RIT CARSGN" L ATEST i |1 hecsane (], TEBBON HE ol 3 a3l P » outh ican e, come i ‘fihon HAWKS. Production ARTOON I plecs of A A il By N eI TR CARRY N E-%W . sufiniea ot e ik M ae inee Sajarda y §:00 P.M. ctful person ale ted by the pres- T > ST B RSP e Jeaken ” : it i, SRR & o R | ters grewn silver fox near the.Glae-| | { TURNER OUT TO SCHOOL ar R v [etreks Crawiisia and Robert Wilco LY Fflx !S i SR g ‘ Harley Turner Jr., son of City Clerk i : "“"\“"“I'{”‘“ UHDE (GVER DG(TOR “ Also featured is the ne y 1 nimal ved blindly into Turner, sailed south this morning T g Y erner, “Oklahoma Terror,” starring - gtt ON HIUHWAY “ Msalights. foi s .xlr‘m nt .:‘(:., on n(n teamer Princess Charlotte H""“" "( :: .f”‘ f)y”i:":f“\'\“m"‘:t’f’ IS 0“ Bl i I ‘CHS‘{M Jack Randall with Rusty the Won- k mpered off on the be Turner will enter business col- vertnl to be a: renege B der horse. f ek I Ao geam i i o W s e S | ‘mmIyl»»t"l-‘whli::«"::":1::‘:;:“ WITH NEW WESIERNER] &g ¢ ning in {ro It is believed possible the ani-|in Portland, Ore ) eiasli £o-dedth. ‘The -renegade’s F ¢ r Hizh t night rej 1l escaped from Charles Rudy' — 40 R Ts* tne etthes| TRE * thm; {ercover- Doctor cmmm\. Ba" k as having seen a three-quar- ! fox farm on the Loop Road Try a classified ad in The Empire ethears of the swh fing - devits i'\-ln',\‘.‘ 'xi‘.‘mw ”w!" .',im"..( |:. 'd fa"s Ra'se we afrport nranager with § "||m|||m;|||||m||m||||||m|.|m||||lmmm|mmnmm||umu||m|m||||||§|m||l|mmm\lllllllllwu“'! A I i T S - T | 0 e carers ot some of v v g desperadoes of America, a Humln(] in J ar Hoover's exciting book, | —_— Peisons in Hiding.” | nch of the girls were whoop- I'he Pa mt picture traces the it up in the Juneau baseball misfortune f a brilliant but weak -but they want it emphatis 10 joins with gang of! y understood they were nol their under doctor, | doing the booing. Vicla Mathews underwent a ton- | Hi ng dexterity morning at the Ju-|own downfall whe kiliers Hagerup, Mrs, Albert Sher- TEmma Niel- Johnson and Bess re that the rumor has a double- | sone the rounds that the boos that it s the doe al-| have been coming ont of the grand- wny suspicions that might be Atid" Have besti thelr in his direction. It turns out| Byt the gir that he has outsmarted himself. 2 prac- from the on the e part of lectemy this neau Medical nd Surgical Clinic. | ttic bedy of @ at | surface performed on Alf A tensilectomy w the Juneau Clinic t Floek ‘of Douglas Ben Leaming was wunt it understood Ann’s Hospital today and is although they are earnest root- ing medical treatment Leads in the picture are taken |ers, they draw the linc at boos. by Lloyd Nolan, J. Carrel Naish Who started ihis wicked rumor? Janice Logan Heather Angel, Brod-' Who boo. A baby girl was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. S. Greiner a St. Ann’s Hospital. The new arrival tipped the scales at 7 pounds ab |} yeeme e———— birth. HO”YWOOd nghb And Sounds GROCERY AND VEGETABLE PRICES GOOD THRU AUGUST 26! | !+ PoUn® AVERAGE X After receiving surgical attention FExcellent BUTTER !b e M. Poole was dismissed today | S il L% Rl Eins . - ' Lo S- c ASSORTED—10 VARIETIES from St. Ann’s, f HOLLYWOOD, Cal,, Aug Marléine Distelh who. bit 4k E L 0 U R i Sears: GG . dndaiwaBE A majog sawdust trail of ¢ s behavior when she came back to the CO OP: tion this morning at the Gov- sound 'y Rides Again,” is outdoing herself now. opers another number, “Seven Sinner: " and the “con- ernment Hospital Special—A—Large E. n{%fiefi“ Meags' Eb' 35( “HARD WHEAT” 2 Z —_— version” — from an aloof, slightly disdainful Star to an inter- — o oot T W Admitted for surgical care, Andrew ested, friendly and regular Person — has taken hold. There’s 49 H) SECk 31 oa HORMEL'S HOCKLESS oty of Hodhah, B K0TS GVEnE 1L hesn a0 backlaiie < Biltis M e K " l ment Hospital. - Fold now, with the 5t of the W! Sheep. Once when you ed Mar-lay-nah a professional question, the Ol et T night such as how-did-you-get-that-way, she fixed you with a cold, s receiving_med & wide stare (close up specialty No. 24D), raised her inch-long SN O lashes, and ignored the guery. Or maybe she sighed at the E h Saupidity Of It All, or shrugged, or gave you Enigmatic Smile No. ntertains wit e mebody had told Mar- B”d e lun(heon lay-nah she was a Big Star and ought to make herself as g objectionable as possible to insure her status. It might have That was bec || worked if Marlene had kept on makicg the kind of pictares that Luncheon and four tables of put her on top in the first place, in sweet bridge was given yesterday after- stldites st withs By noon by Mrs. J. E. Neate at her residence in the Marshal Apart-| ments, | Honors for cards were won by | Elizabeth Ward w: mitted to sy —Seg—Ciase & Samboras PICNIC HAMS, Ib. 22%c CORN FLAKES - - Phy. lic SUG@R PORK ROAST, Ib. - 25¢ ALL BBAN I.arge pkg 29c I';'(;{P} C. HORMEL'S EASTERN R S L e e s 10-Pound Sack CHEESE, 2 Ib. boxes, each 55¢ 59c BACON SOUARE' Ib. 15( 15¢ (we know it now. 4 of pa girls and virtuous wives. It didn’'t wrok. pictures. Joe Pasternak was the fellow who remembered the kind of Y o w,m“, reles that made Marlene memorable. He cast her as a dance LUY FLAKES - Larke pkg. 25¢ HAMBURGER S“AK B e o e vty iy S Katherine Rl)hllh()ll le‘ l«m\l of par! aln el l t, who's direct: says there’ merter dame REANS HEINZ—10MATO SAUCE 2 18-0Z. TINS 25(? Pound L l 5{ CORN cower vovean . 5¢ | Country Sausage, Ib. 1 TR Mol "A REAL OLD- I-A\llf()‘\'l' D TREAT! e nere Be ot Al . 4 ==|was taken three days ago suffer-| LE’/LERY LARGE GREEN STALKS EACH lo)c PLATE E ing from a brain concussion o5 | the sesult of a:25-foot tall Tues-| PGTAT"ES U.S. NO. s _ ‘ ; o0 '1)325(3 SHORI RIBS Ib lo( g;;a;p of the Standard M.[Lp(li\f" i | According to Dr. W. W. Counc R s = 4 DBELICIOUS FOR NEW ENGLAND. == attending physician, Homey C v c U MB E R S - ) z FOR ’?.)c BOILED [)[NN]4,RY == | condition is otherwise favorable _———- e capable of moving and uttering ionally, but is unable anyone. - HOMEYER'S. CONDITION e o SATISEACTORY: HE 15 PERCY’S CAF SILL UNCONSCIOLS OPEN ALL NIGHT STOP at PERCY'S ANY TIME for Dinners or Light Lunches that all Juneau is talking about. TRY OUR FOUN- TAIN, TOO! in pictures than Dietrich. Says she knows all about camera lighting. s there’s nobody more willing to dn a scene 10, 20 or 30 times to get it the way the director wants it and the way she wants it. Says she laughs at overtime, Tells about the . || time a fellow actress was about to lose apart because the exer's IIF‘, P l"’ || dian’t like her test. Says Marler v the test and said “Wait 4 W4 a minute, boys — let me work on her.” Says Marlene took over L q > N || and the girl was tested again and won the part hands-down, 2 2 | Marlene, s men like John Wayne and ?;‘:”2;@3(:‘;‘:'&’;’3 I} Awert Dekk 1o wears the ciothes — feathers Empleyment Service } and cheap jewel Dietrich hu: usually wear for thie qualified worker, “F1l never play a good woman ag: she says, crossing her SSAYER-SURVEYOR — Single, | knees o ha high stool off-stage. “Good women are interesting e | G R A P E S Sc(:dless;filalz;gus—l{el)icrs 2 pounds 35(3 p oun d Y z 5 ¢ 7 TR OWHIP SR T e HEINZ MIRACLE WHIP CAMPBELL’S HORMEL’S LEAN Iu/\\'l] K %TCW%P P | Salad Dressing | Tomato Soup | — f R Ti A S S EF H E N S 2 for 3 tins 35¢ | o | 25¢ | 75 ing a singe 4, university training in min-| when other actresses play them, but they’re not my type. I used ing engineerir surveying, u\h:l_ylng,; to fight a: i1st. playing them. This girl now, she’s not really == | practical experience as transitman{l pad — there's the Hays office and the U. S. Navy (it's a navy =|and as mine assayer. Also draffs- | pLicture) to see to that! . . . Yes, T do all my own make-up. Why man, blueprinting, etc. Call fori} (9 wio knows better than a woman what her own face is 3%-POUND AVERAGE . . i ———— o 3 ety | like? . . . Trene does my cosumes oh, yes, 1 make sugges- See “Second Childhood” P | tions, but they're r hers . n't this one wonderful? The | Hall, Monday, Tuesday, 8 p.n feathers — they're ped osirich ~ I brought from Paris. We — - - | couldn’t a find a hat here, so we snipped the end of the boa and R A O T used that. The dress was once an evening coai of mine — oh, SANITARY PLUMBING and excuse me, Mr. Garnett is calling. . . .” HEATING COMPANY We turn to go, and Marlene rushes back. “You must leave? © W, 3. NIEMI, Owner I must say goodhye, then. 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