The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 27, 1940, Page 2

S 1 it ATILDA HOLST SAILS TO STATES Miss Matilda Helst, popular young mezzo-soprano, is returning to the States on the steamer Alaska after spending the past two months visit- ing with her parents here. She will go to San Francisco and will spcnd the winter in theatre, radio and concert work in the slates. = Seattle Woman Visits Friends Bank in Seattie, itor today while the Mabel Swanson “acific National was o Juneau vis North Coast was in port. Miss Swanson, whe has been on a vacation trip 1o Kodiak, visited here Inmuv with Juneau friends. >eo ROUND TRIPPERS There aré seven round trippers aboard the North Sea on the present southeast Alaska yoyage. = -ee> GOES TO SITKA Dan Noonan, well known traveling man, is a passenger.to Sitka aboard the North Sea to call on the v.mdn i'iollywood Sights And Sounds ‘ By Rabbin Cooms 27.—Afer HOLLYWOOD. Cal, Sept loose talk about shsh=h! — dustry, most of the Fed in town proves to have a Cross after it While the stars and most everybody else are knitting and giving, some of them are accused, apparently irresponsibly, of citing and ryving with foreign pl of America, M. Dies, happily, ¢ And what's .England up to let on about things the American does lct variouy pers {ilm colony Greene, a lad who got ta before he went to England to Gracie Fields — later freely of time and inoney in Ca istered for service, they have while they're giving, giving and of 100 — and I haven't heard about the hundredth yet. . . . To climb from the ridiculous to the sublime, | found a tailor who makes a guaranteed snug-fiting coat collar. Nothing the wearer can do — Id €nyy, ,the Bmud\\dy hoys in the local Noel Coward series War Relief, kibilzing on a set representing fancy. . . . talk and high telk. High talk never lay cgg. Me for ipes.” « next, sahs Maz West) . Don’t know if she can cook, but your plot a secrét — so long as pletyre 1s released. Your obd't and the foiks. gjqur who Wears panties, has and Henry Fonda and D. Lam fans had Beter keep an eye for ul'llllIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHIIIIIHIllfllmliii}mllllllIIIII George onages attack the patriotism of the English The crucifition of Richard Greene, for instance — retracted — chair — will tear that coat from its close fit.at.the neck. in that sbflge Smi' next fall, except that Hollywood saw her-first _—_—_—mnm PERCY’S CAFE Eddie Cline, ex-Keystone Kop and now a comedy director, “None like this for me,” The charm of Martha Scott she .« Take a'leter to Ofson Welles. . P L] our book ll! tituilar dls;ulze . Presents OLD MIDDLETON Kentucky Bou 90 Pr snrooth and Wellow Try 1t Once and You Will Buy It Ahways 1p.65¢ - P.§1.25 - nmlmlmnumummuunn|||mmumumnum|wmm:mumuu||umuuummuummummmumunmml IIIIII|IIIII'llIlllllllllll"lllmlllllllllIlhn.~ JOHN WINTHERS, JR. WILL ENTER SCHOOL IN FISHERIES WORK son of one of Juneauw’s mest known halibut fishermen, sailed on the Ala last night for Seattle to study the fam- ily . work. Winthers will enter the school of John Winthers Jr., well Ilgrllllllllllumlllll'!llllIII|IIIlllllllllIllllflllllllIIIIIIIIIII’IHIIIIIII""!"III gummmmlummv WII:E WIMS 3 Tlll DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, SEPT. 77 1940 ; LIQUQ" Store ~ POOL:ROW HITS COURT 'Breakup Prize Wiriner and I Spouse in Legal Bat- tle for Custody rbon Whiskey of uummmumlm||mmmnulmmuum SEATTLE 27 Superior = Court Judg I Ronald threw == !of Fairbanks, who is seeking io E he won last n the Tanana 3 = River ice breakup ing con- 4 Y E A R S 0 l‘! ]) T r E cotirt ordere? the funds im- 5 % 1 »u’v |1v::‘lyi‘\‘ h;l hearing on = ANy ntest should be re- trained from surrendering the money Palm E however, argi? GOVERNOR WILL |ALASKADRAFT - . o' i FOR WESTWARD ~ WORDRECEIVED: . roo v v it o To Induct National Guard, Date fo BeWSVeWi - Special AR ; Companies at Anchor- | Rules for Travelers, Heiriz Widow Weds age and Fairbanks College Students fisheries at the University of Wash- | ington. - - Mrs. C B. Holland Enfertains at Tea B. Helland ent tea thi on \ined with aftern-con al her new heme Dixon Street. Twelva neighborheod friend: | 1 for the occasion : -oe . Mus. C. informal an Were HERE FROM COLLEGE Mrs. Thomas Campbell Jr. wilc of a civil engineering professor at the University of Alaska, came I from the Interior yesterday and is at the Baranof Hotel _————— BARNETT 1 E J. S. Barnett, eling man, i in town and is at the Baranof Ho- tel. all the Communists in and the picture in- excitement lot ers and would-be overthrowers lears the air — and the stars. . . . with a censorship which doesn't 1 public wants to know, but which ngled up in publicity in Canada get his gun. The smearing of while Gracie was giving so nada. The Britons here are reg- not been summoned, and mean- giving. . . . That goes for 99 out Alan Jones has shrug or stretch or slump in his who are going to see Zabu Pll.ls STORP AT PERCY'S CAFE Breakfast, Dinner or Light Lunches é DELICIOUS FOOD ® FO! AIN SERVICE . ® REFRESHMENTS for British of *“Tonight at 8:30," was a penthouse drawing room, very he said. “Set like this means can lay an egg. Custard pies — He's going to direct W. C. Fields ; cverybody’s sister. L. L she CAN act “Dear Sir: It's nice to keep s it doesn't remain one after the servant, etc.” . . i Biow me down, but Linda Darnll’s nickname i Tweellles — 5. call her, nothing else. . . . Mr. Weedy, ‘her pet a job In “Chad Hanna" wigh her our. “Chad Hanna" is Walter Edmond's yain of an early Amexlcan, flea-bitten circus, pub- lished as “Red Wheels Rolling.” - And you “Tree of Liberty™ the “Howards of Virginia" movie. And for more of the Gov. Ernest Gruening will leave| o, 1§ Juneau on the Coast Guard cut‘ter‘ The times and plases of rezistr Haida Sunday morning for Kodiak! (i o Alasiza men under the ¢ and points west. Accompanying the|ccription bill are to be fixed in a Governor will be Mrs. Gruening, jater' executive order by Major Jesse Gaham and Sergeant' dent, the Governor's office H. H. Bond. fermed today from After spending a day or two at!| The original ~xecutive order Kodiak, the party will go to Sew-|explicity that airangements fo ard, proceed to Anchorage for the waii, Alaska amd Phierio Rico will der induction of National Guard Com- be ahnounced in a subsequen pany D on October 4 and to l"iur-‘ It ‘is expected the Alaska re banks for the induction of Com-'tration will take place sometime pany C on October 10. They will|during the winter return by way of Anchorage and Travelers | @ | commercial steamer, expecting to! Rresidents of Alaska subject to wiive home about October 20, registration, who happen to be in It will be Mrs. Gruening’s first| the States on October 16, the reai trip to the Interior tration day there, will report t¢ the - >oo — nearest registration office. Their — registration will then be sent to the N & Territory to be used in connecticn Hoser7aL NOTES ith 'the Alaska draft. e e Students | - B Alhska college students, both %L i j Mrs C. L. Tubbs was taken to St Ann's Hespital this morning and is | the University of Alaska and in in- | receiving medical care. stitutions in’ the States, will be 41-] lowell to comvlete the A\"\(lmnl(‘. years for which they are roglxlered. Admitted for medical treatment, George Scott is at the Government according to informhation received Hospital. here. S ol 4 [he former Helen Clay Goodlcel Heinz, widow of Rust Heinz, food | company, heir, is shown with her | | new husband, Louis Almon Pier-|| \rong, book salesman, in their Pasa~ | dena, Calif., home as they revealed | the)r elopement to Yuma, Ariz, ' A major operation was performed at the Government Hospital this morning on Catherine Adams. Ann Harris was admitted to the Government Hospital today and is receiving medical attention. NINNIS, WIFE RETU E. E. Ninnis, of the.Juneau Moi- ors, returned on the North Sea after a short business trip to Seattie, He ' wsa accompanied by Mrs. Ninnis, ) SEE THE MODEL 37 ASafety-Built Single Sho#t. Fm's‘r OF ALL, you can count on Model 37, as you can on any .other Winchester, for both extra’ sqfety and better-than-average shooting, for a gun of its very low price. This fine looking, casy handling sm- gle shot is specially built as an ideal beginner’s shotgun, to make young shooters-acquainted with Wmchester,‘ superiority It has a genuine walnut stock and forearm ; and genume steel in all metal parts, which makes it out-' atandmg in its class. Its breech action has extra-large locking parts for great strength. And its semi-hammer- less safety firing lock makes you use a conscious move-' ment to ¢ock it—thus you should always know, and can tell by sight and touch, when it is cocked for firing. | L% +Ask your favorite dealer to show you his Winchester Model 37 Shotguns. They come in a choice of 12, 16, 20 and 28 gauges and'.410 bore. And when you have made your choice, for any size except .410 bore get for it economical Winchester Ranger Shells. If you take a .410 bore gun, its regular shells are Winches- _ ter Super Speeds—choice of 2!2” or 3” length. Ask for Winchester «t | Shells~and look for the red trade nrl;on&hebox. et 8 N e . > T R R | AMBULANCE FUND' ' CAMPAIGN PASSES HALF WAY MARK Total $182.50 in Juneau Drive fo Buy Gift for England Half way mark in the drive to aise $350. by veltmtary contribution preple of Jumean. te purchase nbulance f an Er h ed th fternoon. ll press time today was $182.60. Latgest donation to date was re-| ceived today from the Salvation Army Bible Class, which sent $12 for the chuse. i Canitribut have been as fol- lows Mrs. Aileen Guyot $ 1.00 Chas. Johnspn 1.00 Alex Gair and, family (Douglas) 5.00 J.,C. Thomas 5.00 Fred Henning 5.00 Bera J 1.00 Al Lundgren 2.00 Tom Martinson 5.00 L. E. Iverson 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. S. Feldon 5.00 Mr. and Mrs. L. Thoren 2.00 Salvaticn Army Bihle Class 12.00 Lars Oyzard 2.00 Magnhild Oygard 1.00 J: P, Anderson 2.00 Azrles Adsit 2.00 Jolin Stmen, Hellenthal 1.00 Gus Luhdell 0 Al Harper 3.00 W. B. Heisel $ 1.00 R. B. Lesher 1.00 John W. Jones 5.00 Mr, and Mrs. James Sey— (Douglas) 5.00 John Mills ‘and family (Douglas) 5.00 Ed Crowe 5.00 ‘Well Wisher . 3.00 Fred Alexandet 5.00 National Federation of Federal Employees 10.00 Edwin Sutton 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Petrich 2.00 Mr. and' Mrs. Frank A Boyle 10.00 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Stan- worth 5.00 Esther Ellsworth 2.00 Jack Kristan 2.50 William Campbell $10.00 Sally Layton 5.00 Mr. and Mrs, E. W. Bliss. 5.00 B. D. Stewart 1.00 Mrs, B, D. Stewart 1.00 Sally Shafer 2.00 Mr. and Mrs, J. J. Connors Sr. 5.00 Ray Ward 1.00 George Sundborg 1.00 John W. Troy 2.50 Helen Bender 2.50 George Willey 1.00 Alfred Zenger 1.00 Dr. William, Witehead 5.00 Charles Goldstein I, Goldstein R. L. Bernard Christensen Bros. Mrs. R. McLennon $182.50 S eee - CLERK RETURNS Robert Coughlin, Clerk of the District Court, returned on the steamer Aleutian from Ketchikan| | where he made arrangements for | ; YOU WILL FIND the Court term opening October 14 e 7 MICHAELSONS BACK Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Michaelson returned on the steamer North Sea after spending, the past few weeks visiting in the States. PO L B AR WESTINGHOUSE MAN HERE A. T. Hutchinson, representa- dye of Westinghous¢ Products, is at ‘the Bamnor Hbtel: - " THE WEATHER (By the U. §. Weathier Bureau) U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU ! Forecast for Juneau and vicini beginning at 4:30 p.m., Sept. | Mostly overcast, occasional light showers tonight, partly cloudy at- urday; not much change in temverature, lowest temperature tonicht about 46, highest Satur: i Forccast for Southea Alaska: Mostly ove: ;. local shower tonight; partly cloudy Saturday; nct much chahge in temporature, | gentle to moderate winds, mostly s-uthgasterly. Forecast of winas along the coast of the Gulf of Alasks Dixon Entrance o Cape Spencer, local showers; moderate Lo fresh scutheasterly winds, becoming fresh Saturday. Cape Spencer to Cape Hinchinbrook, overcast, local light showers; fresh cast to northeast winds, becoming fresh to strong Saturday. Cape Hinchinbrook to Kodiak, l6cal “showers; fresh to strong northeasterly winds. LOCAL DATA Time Barometer 71emp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather 4:30 pm. yesterday 29.81 53 91 w 3 Cloudy 4:30 aun. today 29.76 50 97 s 3 Lt. Rain Noon today 20.73 57 81 E 10 Cloudy RADIO REPORTS ¢ | TODAY, Max. tempt. | Lowest 3:30am Precip. 3:30am. Staticn last 24 hours ' temp. temip, 24 hours Weather Barrow 35 27 32 T Cloudy | Fairbanks 49 22 23 0 Clear Nome 45 45 0 Cloudy Dawson 44 42 .03 Cloudy Anchorage 53 33 0 Clear ‘ Bethel 417 30 0 Clear St. Paul 47 40 a Cloudy Dutch Harbor .. 51 417 04 . Cloudy | Wosnesenski 54 45 0 Clear | Kanatak 54 42 0 Clear Kodiak 54 46 0 Clear Cordova 438 48 04 Ramn | Juneau 53 50 .09 ain Sitka 65 56 14 Cloudy | Ketchikan 64 58 33 R Prince Rupert . 58 57 21 Rain Prince George = 74 42 0 Clear Seattle 69 54 9% Rain Portland 64 5p 1.30 Rain San Francisco .. 73 | 57 0 Clear WEATHER SYNOPSIS Light rain had fallen over Soitheast Alaska, the Aleutian Is- Jands and from Seward Peninsula to Barrow and rain was falli this morning over Southeast Alas Clear or partly cloudy were reported over the interior o Alaska, the Seward Peninsul southward to Cook Inlet. Overca light rain, moderately low ings and fair to good visibilities were reported this morning over the northern portion® of the Seattle Juneau air The Friday morn- ing weather chart indicated that a low center of 1002 millibars 29.5) inches was centered about 200 mi'es west of Ketchikan and an oc- cluded front extending along near 150 degrees longitude with low cen- ter of about 996 millibars 29.41 inches at latitude 50 degrees north, 160 degrees west. High pressure area ol 1019 millibars 30.09 inches cen- tered over interiir of Alaska and a second high center of 1026 mil- libars 3030 inches cenfered about Iatitude 31 degrees north and longi- tude 140 degrees west Juneau sunset 6:42 p.n. unris® 6:5¢ a.m., chenfelder, Mrs. Henry Schlegel, disposal by selling tickets. Date for Mis. S. J. Greiner, Mrs. J. A. Wil- awarding the mixer to some lucky liams, Mrs. Alfred Bonne(t and MIS. person was set. for Nov. 3. Present J. R. Guerin. | were Mesdames H. L. Cochrane, B. % o A TN O. Havdahl, Elroy Fleek, Dalc EAGLES TO REPEAT Fleek, S. J. Greiner, Alfred Bonnett, LABOR FEST TONIGHT Wm. Spark, Claude Erskine and After fair accomplishments with | Tom Cashen. community aid at the Eagles’ Hall last night the work of finishing | the interior of their new hall still needs further advancement and| again tenight everyone who can is askod to turn out and lend a hand. Auxiliary members will also again MILLIONS™ and serve doughnuts and coffee. “WATERFRONT” >>oo | - N BENEFIT S BEING I’L\NNED A meeting of mothers interested | in furthering the kindergarten cause for their children met at the home | of Mrs. Elton Engstrom last evening to discuss plans for raising needed VALENTINE BLDG. | revenue. It was decided to pur- Room 3 Phone 672 |chase a Hamilton-Beach mixer for g, DOIIGLAS-Bollsenm THURSDAY-—FRIDAY JONES FAMILY in “QUICK KINDERGAT {"McNAMARA & WILDES | Registered CIVIL ENGINEERS Designs, Surveys, Investigations | Bkt gy s e NO PREMIUM — NO CATCHY PRICES Just Consistently A-1 Merchandise at Reasonable Cost at the THRIFT CO-0OP | Retailers of - Famous | SHURFINE and TASTEWELL PRODUCTS NEXT TO CITY HALL | PHONE 767 DOUGLAS NEWS ‘who left Douglas about three months 4go alter many years' residence on the Tfand are now comrot'l.ably: lccated at Kirkland, Washington. || They have their own home there | and Wehren has a place of huslnefin n the town where he sells heating and refrigeration equipment. In a letter received from them in ‘he last mail they spoke of a busi- 1ess becom experienced there at the nresent time due te a $3.000,000 ship- huilding contract awarded their ard. Additional houses are need- *d and much building is going on They asked tc be remembered to I their friends ' on the channel. >—— VIRS. CAHILL GIVES BON VOYAGE LUNCHEON Muys. W. E. Cahill entertained with » farewell Junchecn at her home,in Treadwell o Wednesday aftzrnoen a go‘nz away event for Mrs. Ralph “fartin whe with her daughter Mzs. “chn Nielson and the latter’s two ‘hildren leave on the North Coast ‘cr California, where they will spend |¢ ‘he winter. - MRS. GOETZ SURPRISED Arrangad catirely by ber daigh- 'r Lucile, a party fcr.Mrs. Albert “cetz cn the cecasion of her bir(h- ay, surprised her .at the family | ome here yosterday n(z.moon p A birtaday. caks, handiwerk. of ucile, and ice crcam . were served v the young Miss and several ap- ropriate; gifis were presented Mrs. setz. The invited guests includ- | Mrs, Garland Boggan and daugh- er Karen, Mrs. F. A. J. Gallwas, Joseph Wehren, | | Pui a Covie Diesel in Your Boat If You Want MORE ROOM IN YOUR BOAT More Miles for Your Money A Comfortable, Quiet Ride An Engine that Instantly Starts Assurance of Safe Trips . Ereedom from Fire Hazards A.Broad Range of Smooth Speeds Low. Operating and Maintenance Costs Reduced Insurance icates Smokeless, Odorless Exh:nst Full, Diesel Dependability . = An En‘ine lha'l Cnn Be Easily lland Lnnkcd [ [ [ . [ ° . G Y 2 .7 Toar nnn'rnlfi murs no m:r:n smmaz Andvthe best time to have a complete. overhaul is ught now before winter gets here. Don’t Wait Until They Shai Down!! They won't run forever without Llcdllln]; and. oiling. Dun t expect the impossible from a piece of machinery. ¥ 'We Have Time NOW to Give Prope} Serviée!! RICE& AHLERS CoO. nltdmdfmk!in : : PHONE 34 GMC T R U C K S Cgmpare:'l'hem With Al Others! PRICE - APPEARANCE - ECONCMY DURABILITY @ ¥ Mrs, Wm. R, Spain, Mrs. E, E, Wes= ! e n——