The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 10, 1940, Page 2

RS T IO T e 2 477 declare, for “terminal” air- lT ) ion cente ’\(hl‘l l!mn ong expectin Atmy 0 .CAA Y fal intc - - Kids! Pick & [ip Old Nails For Free Show SIGNS REG Airport Wor!; Geds $40,- 00 Om‘ hinea The price of admittance (o w—-June I { Capitol Theatre on Qetober 19 1 See DeVe'Opmem be—a handful of nails picked up w INGTON 10 Manager Charle e n P, et 1t do nd offer today to fu lav $228.(00.000 appropriation ¢l€ C e 1 of 1 bill of w re has b c The hill contains approximately Plaint of fa $170.000,000 for i€ co: To the boy or girl bringin tributing to the defense program, MOSt 5 w‘m:‘ \‘m & A»\: nd also contains $40,000.000 for de- vill ‘be given, donat : velopment ¢ st.more “than -260,.by .C! Goldstein and H. R y Vande A second prize of 3! pub A 4 will be selecteq by has been donated by Harold Smitt In connecticn with, Smith brought another sackful of rusty n: the Jun f military air forces, of Commerce meeting hibit B” of what can be picked u; in the streets, Frank Garnick women were interest JUNEAU HOPIN gh official quarters oted, it is believed Althc would nct be g reported possible that out of "this im for | b Kac O pott developments, of w Al- lem and that Mrs. : 5 % 'to met a ‘large share, Ju- | CENbY SugEE: ted that a week's ef- Hoau Wil sce.conslderable. develop- |[fOrt by ‘the people of Jur d ment work o1 Mendenhall Air- " in all the nals beinz gicked port “frem ‘which Panair is now op- - D erating The: appropriation is-being madc, Tryaselassified aa‘n The @xipue ForDependable RAI)IG SERVICE SEE CAPITOL RADIO SERVICE Division of Radio Engineering & Mig. Co. 205 So. Franklin St. PHONE 663 Hollywood Sights And Sounds e By Rohbin Cooms. HOILYWOOD, Cal. Oct. 10.—Mr. Egbert Souse (pronounced So-Say, please) stood at the bar of the Black Pussy Cat, munch- ing a clove with the air of a connoisseur, tapping the counter with nervously vhythmic fingers and mumbling, or seeming about to mumble, some pearl of alcoholic wisdom. Thus ther W. C. Fields movie got.under way the day, minus Mae West but backed by Director Eddie Cline Fields and Cline had a script I saw it but from the proceedings of the first morning it appeared that nobody, least of all Fields or Cline, cared much . The Messrs. Fields and Cline both sprang from the Mack Sennett era, wherein scripts made good eyeshades or penwipers but served little other practical purpoeses. other Eddie Cline carried a bit of folded paper in each of the side pockets of his coat. Revised script. But that told only half of it. They were having a Fields day. As originally written, the tall cadaverous gent who took his place beside Fields at the bar was a chap named Otis, already an intimate of “The Bank Dick” as played by Fields. The first seript had quite a conversation between Otis and Egbert Souse. In the playing, :Otis (a charagter player named Bill Wolfe) was reduced to a Sphinx As they first rehearsed it, Bill Wolfe sidled in to a stance beside Fields, who merely looked up from his running chatter on the ¢loves z\nq !n([ll[.)‘td of the stranger whether he'd ever done PERCY’S CAFE sTOP AT PERCY'S CAFE Breakfast, Dinner or Light Lunches ® DELICIOUS FOOD ® FOUNTAIN SERVICE © REFRESHMENTS Three rehearsals later, Bill Fields was doing at Jooking up and finding a they hadn't met ringing in boon- stranger’s clothes. any huun(lm.ylmg zerated surprise him. He was asking whether night last week, was extraneous comments on the start, Bill Wolfe, who originally had stood philegmatically silent, was now doing “bits of business” with his tic, hat and the hang of his mail-order jacket, all the while staring critically into a mirror and ignoring the Fields patter. beside s club one stranger at the doggling and From a standing Onece. in Pields' spot. observing Bill Wolfe's planted preoc- cupation with his wardrobe, Sline wound up ad-libbing, touching Bill's coat appraisingly — “Army and Navy?” — and Bill Fields chuckled “Good line.” But when Fields got back in, his version was “Nige piece of goods . . . hm-m-m Walk upstairs?” And they dropped the whole idea Np two rehearsals were alike, no two Bill Fieids ad libbed a different finish each time. his “poultice” with a chaser, he downed the “whiskey” the chaser as a finger bowl. . . . “Those cloves seem to both you, Bill. Ever room -before?” asked Eddie Cline solicitously “§gs+8-5, Ves-5p-5—hm—," retorted Bill Pields, “When I was a .Jmu.hm my.mother togk ipe. in.one, S&8-5:. . X, i Lot sed; the Hoys Are. “takes” were alike. Once, ordering and used been in a bar- mlmimmedy New Split London May Break with Rumania Growing Hotter e e THE D/\]l\ /\LAbK\lMl’IRL, 'IHURSDAY OCT. 10, 1940 BRITISH aso Bishop Gives | PREPARE T0 SKIP THE WEATHER (By the U. 8. Weather Bureau) U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU Forecast for Juneau aad vicinity, peginning at 4:30 pam., Oct. 1: jonal showers fonight and F.iday; not much change in te perature, lowest ~tempeyature —tonight 46, highest Friday 52; moder- ate scutheasterly winds, Forecast for Southeast Alask: L day; not much change in tempera ur to southeasterly winds, Forecast of winas along the coast of the Gulf of Alaska: Dixen Entrance to Cape Spencer, shower fresh to strong south- casterly winds, becoming. fresh southwesterly Friday. Cape Spenicer to Cape Hinchinbrook, showers; southeasterly to easterly winds. FI Paso Bishop Gives 0.5, | lts "'Christ of the Andes’ InFvidence In Europe tonight and Fri- fresh southerly 2l showers moderate to fresh to strong Brcharest-British Of- as German Soldiers ficial Rebuffed Continue to Poui in Cape Hinchinbrook to Resurrection Bay, showers; fresh to strong northeasterly winds. BUCHAREST, Oct. 10Efforts BUCHAREST 10 \ Restrecting Juty 10 QAL patfly dcloudy; moderate . to ifresh the: British. Sovscnmt Eottate’ ieseen offielals foday ik northerly to northwesterly winds exact st of German troops. stroyin rot y LOCAL DATA \ are reported to have ently indicatit b it Time Barometer ‘lemp. Humidity Wind Velocity ~ Weather i igrac kb MEiaiths with Riediin i 4:30 pm. yesterday 20.43 51 4 w 5 Cloudy The Briti ter to Buchar- near as German troops filter imic 4:30 am. today 48 81 s 6 Lt. Rain R Thornton, met the céuntry. Noon today 417 89 SE 8 Lt. Rain 1 R an dictator, Gen- | High ranking German offic RADIO REPORES S empt to arriving in Bucharest took over th e cbt cla on of situa- choice suites in leacing hare .Aax. tempt. | Lowest 3:30am Precip. 3:30am ticn hofels:”and. Tushed: 40 GOREIRI Staticn last 24 hours ' tenp. temp. 24 hours Weather There is mo official nformation after conference, making prepava- Barrow 217 . : 23 02 Cloud; \lable on the results of the tions for garrisoning Nazi soldic e M G i ervievs but imformed sources’ soon to be station ughout th:e il 24 0 e aid that it been what =ins country Dawson 37 0 Cloud bed wholly tegative. - Anchorage 51 % Ral reviously eginald had re- Bty 6 & ey an PR SERS L u r( I St. Paul 41 0 Cleud to ties ‘made at, N ¥ Dutch Harbor .. 44 34 Rail ol "”‘“ Wosnesenski . 47 iy or'a b Kodiak 52 16 ar between “‘ ees alg Cordova 48 1.03 Cloud; st a5 1 o Juneau 49 5 Ra's definite information sitka 56 | 46 48 11 Cloudy | the Ioreign Ketchikan 56 49 50 30 Rain Qe ane rop Prince Rupert .. 56 41 48 73 Cloudy ! S Prince George .. 56 45 49 01 Clear Seattle 64 55 63 2% Portland 69 60 62 @ San Francisco .. 72 52 52 0 Brought Down by Antiair- EREE FREN(H 2 caft Gunner-Para- fiAIN E@RQES chuters Leap LONDON, Oct. 10—FP: NOPSIS The Thursday morning weather chart indicated along a north-south line near the coast of Southeast Alaska, extend- ed into low center of 982 millibars ¢29.00 inches) at 57 deg north »s west. High pressure diea of 1023 millibars (30.21 inct is unuxr(l 37 degrees north, 130 dogrees west, and second high area north, 173 an aceluded front 3 ter uWinston. Churchill g eg millibars (30.33 inches) is cantered at 36 degrees LerRORs Rk oy BnEL erdSCF Fork Naxl§3pigge, TR e o 5 west, and high crest extends northward to St. Lawrence Is- fd Of the “Free Frenth {night } o WM ¢r2i¢ | land. Rain had fallen this morning at most peints along the coastal . ¢ o mh scll Mbri An. et R 2 o area from Southeast Alaska to the Aleutian Islands and rain or show the t time here since the Ger- out the and 1 (AP FEATURE SERVICE) had fallen over the Alaska Range and at some points over the Inter- man armistice. P fl b EL PASO, T A hu 1 on JEWB&!T!NG jor less than an inch of snow was reported to be remaining on the General deGaulle ste npet jn sho Churchill saw three wesg of El P tedi- ground at Rairbanks this morning. The'greatest fall of precipitation rday from the \“"“ s "“‘; men drift to earth in the e cated C er 17 @ f tol- was 1,03 inches at Cordova. Overca i with local showers. moderately ant Duboc, which took PRtk gf searchlight 1 low ceilings and generally good v sibilities were reported over th in the ill-fated attempt to la — The Most Rev. A. J. St Cath- BUND HEA northern portion of the Seattle-Tu eau airway, P Juneau, October 11.—Sunrise 7:23 a.m., sunset 6:06 pan At Dakar The Cameroons time ago to join deGa ment to carry on the war ag BUBBLE BALL, OBER 19. adv. Japan Isfo Slage 1 S manen G e Naval Review as ..o J ROUMD OVER CONGRESS VOTES decided some saulle’s move- Ainst ELKS PURPLE S URDAY, O Germany NOTICE nperor Walches |vment vt ve o S ST AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing : iou R et OLOTHES that are CLEANED uir route from ttle to Nome, on fars bt 2 ne Hhadces Couniy. (ors Ty plANE HANGARS OFTEN—Wear Longer! sale at J. B, Burford &.Cp,, adv| TOKYO, Oct. 10—A he e i TR Send YOUR GARMENTS to iew, to impress we dicted Wilhelm Ju T e ? rican - Bund g e L —— Japar ea might, will t atitTianklin - ot an 1 s ! T l NOTICE /OF HEABING . |off Y tomorrow, § A et Tiegt, Easters To Be Built at Ketchikan, lang e i e : _ INT bration of 3800th anpi 4 S . ON FINAL ACCOUNT : d t pecple the IN THE (“lr)M MISSIONER’S Of the ‘founnding of the Japane b ooyl Fa"baflks, Afl(horage orkmanshi COURT FOR THE TERRITORY ¢mpire. ¢ 8 I by Uk e e Poice Jock OF ALASKA, DIVISON NUMBER | Emperor Hirohito will review Ll e : for New Planes 7S o % ONE flee in person e 2 fedt Bl € . Nt Pa—y Before FELIX GRAY, Commissioner | ; Almost ali of Japa warships imately $80,000. ial deficiency appPropriauivit Ju- Will participate in ceremony - Subscribe for The Empire of for the construction of and ex-officio Probate Judge, Game Commission three R by Review will be muc than xnl m:‘ Matter of the Last Will and ‘l:;(‘) ]' ne ”""”’ RUMAM'ANS airplane hangars was signed yester- 507 Testament of RACHEL C. M. vesshls Witk an, ‘g 3 day by the President, according to e nage of 580000 took part in the How fine Womat Kost |\oiu receivea here NOTICE 1S HEREBY (-I\'I“N maneuvars PY. The hangars are to be at Ket- that. Harry R. Shepard, ex - (AL!’ED Up l@ Paunds 0' Fal | chikan, Fairbanks and Anchorage the above mentioned est *‘- has A“.OR (AS{ v s to house new Game Commission filed his final report herein, and s Lost Her Douiie Chin e 4 Lost Her Prominent Hips £ g o4 e 3 hat a Lost Her Sluggishness that a hearing will be held on the |215t day of November, 1940, at 10 IN SHA"GHA! BUCHAR 10 z TR s |cclock A.M. in the office of the manian Governmen Cained in Allachootos | S i | undersiened at Juneau, Alaska, at of 1840 ¢ b R s SWHAT NOT® SHELVES | which time all persons may appear N | 1 in the face 7 PACHON N SRS ely 21g 2 7 i > and file their objections to the| international tension inthe ai- | When sous bowels and inevs i 4 Something New . . Something Different I closing of said estate and the dis- 7 it > _ kans. Rumania is now a virtual al- 0 Dot Orm A O e SHANGHAI, Oct. 10.—The inci-|}y of the Rome-Berlin axis and is| mtecials and dis “,,,, el Plate Glass Set in Chrome thereof, | tribution of the property September 28 in which Jap: dent of with Br wcar the breaking peint 2 CORNER STYLE i“ prayed for in said report gty GIVEN under my hand and the | Anese police ed and beal altain, having cancelled all oil ship- Aoy, | of the Probate Court above | Sailor “r the U. S. cruiser Augusta|ments except tho to Ger- appeal and 4 ® SEMI-CIRCULAR . [ menticned September 19, 1940. is regarded as closed following a|many and Italy an tly refus- If teaspoonful of Krus- o' DOUBLE WITH MIRROR | (Sean | Japanese apolozy ing to explain the presence of Nazi ass of hot e TRIPLE WITHOUT MIRROR LIX GRAY, | The Navy considers the case (roops within her borders 1k DOBLEY - o Commissioner and ex-officio | closed after the formal apology of Probate Judge, Juneau Pre- | Major General Miura, Jhead of the einct. ition dates, Sept. 19-26, Oct, | pressing regret at the “unw HXJn' adv, | able conduct” of his men R : e b H.Y 10 COAST Legion’s War Nurses in Boston = | den went to Sitka. | Simmeons flew Ed Swope, | Herb ise to Hirst, flew Mrs. O. V. 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