The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 10, 1940, Page 3

'THB CAPITOL HAS THE BIG PICTURES CAPITOL | Show Place of Juncau Last Times Tomghl THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, OCT. 10, 1940. GRAMATIC FILM ENDING TONIGHT "Nurse Edith Cavell” al Capitol Theatre dramatic Depicting in highly AS FEATURE HERE Anna Neam Is Star in fashion the life of the heroic Enz-, Crossword Puzzle ACROSS Iixeiamation 1. Undermine Mynsit Tribunal 4 Snvers Shelter 2. Cut off 38 Proceed 12 Mountain N At hor comb. form 40. Small opening 13 Fragrance 12, Black mineral 14, Biblical king actors 15 Owns Cype of loco- motive 17 Turn to the night 18 Secure African ante- lope v Statute body §6. Large marine man'mal 59, Edible seed %< Rev. (auble Refurning ~ Odober 25 Local Pasfor Is Aftending Lutheran Convention- Broadcasts Made COLISEUM OWNED _AND OPERATED 250 250 LAST TIMES TONIGHT PAT O’BRIEN in “THE NIGHT OF NIGHTS” OLYMPE BRANDA—ROLAND YOUNG Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle w . e i > | «| 60, DOWN 4 Street el A e lish.mprtpr, (Rlarse E.d"’h_ Oavell ' .0 wilun prom- 61 ly desirous 1. District in s i A L s 0 SHORTS Midnight Pr .l .15 A‘ M. T amiihy § e Auns Neagle, international; s o) Chile e B evue— ‘onig star, in the title role, as her first! 3 ttom 2. I of horse 7' Seannd largest The Rev, John L. Cauble pastor : : or o star, d Alarm whis 3 ng of th on b q v e Stranger Than Fic- "PHIDE OF THE NAVY" and American-made film. The film ends| (LA bt L R grass Bogy: °F 5. Cite o Macea- | Of the Resurrection Lutheran church T(’ ‘ F(ll'!” l,l(’ B";’ N'G"T tion——News BULLETS FOR RUSTLERS” tonight ‘at the Capitol Theatre 1 chusetts is scheduled to return to Juneau In ‘this ‘absorbing drame, Edith| Smoothly comie |Octcber 25 abcard th Perincess STARTS TOMORROW Filmed T P T T T Cavell W p anonize Baking cham- | Louise. He will be accompanied 3 laws. It is alleged he killed two Cavell, who has been canonized FxII.u\ cham ARRESTED FOR deer and one bear on Admiralty bY Writers, composers and scuip-| | A )y Mrs. Cauble and son John Rob- SU”?VH?‘ s Travels Island in 1938 while possessing a tOrs ‘:?C ;"0”“ SV""-L'TLF‘““”Y im- - R eantitul | o o fie9" Gatibie e i " resident license while a non-resi- mortalize on he alking hCl'(‘l‘Vl,’ n“"" = 4 * o i F: P hi o g S o Y A”-EGED GAME dent. It is shown how the warm sym- Worthless dog | Nebiaska al present, attending the pM’ O'BNE“ S]’ARS s ”:lf”l::!:;fo .1.;(1 smk nh} alhfm..;: a Sarber, Wildli 2H pathies of this great benefactor| Tltare T i cenventien of the United e people who make the wor Hosea Sarber, Wildlife Agent at behave for brief 11s he th s ; R R it bian b At B e of com- n Chureh in session October IN COUSEUM SHOW : v brief spells in the thea- Petersburg, filed the complaint, list- r { -16. He is the only representative tre. It reveals the intimate side ! ing seven counts. listed for the victims of the Bel- Aucu'nt galley . - = 2 of the' great world of Vi ibillave s k 2 fale gium invaders, then became wid- with two f Alocka at the convention. The great world of make-believe (i I g Dylemflgq‘:ai o5 L';;cdd-m: ened into a thousand and one ‘de- Sieeg s °Lo8™ | National Brondcastitg'Osmpanyes' An intelligent camera has. been . whose borders ate not always sishs: \.am. Roe kaeman s Ar-|nis pérsohs .. e dnie) ah o " 5 Young hog made arcangements to- offer-broad- aimed at the Broadway scene by ly marked Y %5 for the hearing has not - been -set. tails of an elaborate “underground Express in ofs ithe: eonyenti jer the Lewis Milestone tor of “All > - rai d af Kelchi 8 railway” that smuggled “hundreds words R CaapraRe Front” and igned af Keichikan on of “fugitive . wounded.zoldiers «'to e e A e e i the. € ¢ Kind of con- v rejquesied- to tune in on these numerous other I ind the ex- B b D hf f safety under the very eyes of the ret ; ! : : g Seven-Count Charges ~ TROUBLE AHEAD? :=:: & ‘ - icain 1 possile aiement- jomned. drana- oo, DAY UVAUGINEX 10T o S L This stirring chapter is told in Evergeoen The questions of-ald for Lutheran | fesult 15 “The Night of Nights } . 3 R B out S e ik s B iR o tree | “cfuzecs frcm Europe and. support the feature at the Coliseum and TCHIKAN, Alaska, Oct. 10.— ROCK MOUNT, N. C, Oct. 10— “Nurse Edith Cavell” with dignity . Was visible " missicnary -projects- that -k ending tonight arS a rw'ns apt. Roe Dykeman, of Seattle, in Arthur Schulken, applying for ad- and honesty, and without preju-| g e Dt s sl \,):“.(.p:m:,: Sweeping bows arc in order in . L a8 command of the Army Engincers mission to the National Guard on|dice. The inspiring story of = her, s i tn Abe Riutonean: fear cve | Lhes AlsBotion.- or! the stesRAs B e T urvey vessel Cavanaugh, was ar- Friday the 13th, asked to be as- heroic deeds and her trial is ac-! Looks =~ Sioni: the. Gricli Ausation. tHot| WhIGhC b a1 6s Dat ‘OREMNNEL r Sua R MRn NG » rested at Ketchikan yesterday and | signed to the 113th Field Artillery| curately presented, and after a| LM tHg Conshtion will be called ipok, OlFHps Bvadns and Rolandissetime e 1t fve, - ANC LIRS arraigned before United States and stated he had been a member tensely dramatic ending to an un-| te cousider, s TaRH toward Dorald Osdai M '\,}:m:]",, A\[,[,.‘ \4':\1"1: . :};'\(‘)‘x‘\‘-‘ » Commissloner. By ORI, shatesd) GL. GOk PG Bol. Seaus Topap il PRt sacri-i Rev. Cauble will make his! art author of the screenplay, Who! Both mother and her little cher- with violating the Alaska Game 13. ice and martyrdom, cport o the Board of American|upholds a record of successss ub are in the best of health. M. Miss Neagle: has a notable role as | Miscicns, recommending that vigor- | which extends from “Smilin in, proprietor of the Case Lot ‘r-___,,_,,,,,,,,,__,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_,,,,_,_,_,,,,, , the courageous World -War nurse| i o . e ous attempts be made to establish| Through” to “Marie Antoinette.” | Grocery, is busy passing out the { y in charge of a nursing home uuS(HOOl BOARD church in Sitka. The m takes us backstage for cigars. : B P 0 z Brussels when the conflict breaks - IR \ g| i she | { ELKS N 420 { |out. Although she is English, bh\ R ! . » 0. { r(')flls('xu toorcturn to hcrr country | APPROVES DAIES DIES SUDDEN[Y ' HELP 1N ’\\ N\ N\ 7z, when the German army of occupa- S B A N Q U E T s ton takes- over the city. How she| FOR HOHDAYS “It’s like a spot of H permits her sympathy and human- ' Howard Burger, teacher in /1L4 SKK‘ N shi ! E itarianism’ to ‘ovérshadow observ-| At a moeting of the School Board | pyyogas public schools for — one i fron'r”old ! { |ance “of military -law,’ how she Cf the Juneau public schools held | year " two years ago, died suddenly | ‘Telephone 713 or write | l"’"““‘ky | In Honor of * }|emadually organizes a group of WSt nighu in the office of R ®liy o hospital at Yakima, Wash. | The Alaska Territorlal | i : : | women into a potent ring of xxnug_\(l;\j:’l\l\m routin matters were I“{‘“":“”” to letter advices received Employment Service | Iy G ‘inlcrs to spirit fugitive soldiers of| | here | for this qualified worker, 1 N rand Exalled R“]er { "all nationalities out of the (oun-} The school calendar was alsol gy cox who was 25, was a i \ \ { i ed an 0] i o . res s % | ! : jjtrv, and how she is taken, mm!‘L(f”(',j\’l]H‘,‘{;’"I"‘r‘ i ‘}“‘]’1'”'\1(:’:“,‘ Wi teacher in the White Swan (Wash- HANDY MAN—Young local man, { land condemned by a Prussian mil- ATaE: Dy ,Ounh at’18: Phank ‘h\glvmr school, and was taken ill, single, age 21, high school edu- &“ ! 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TEBMS- RICE & AIILE - THIRD cmd FRANKLIN STS. e CTOBER SPECIA GALLONS OF OIL INCLUDED WITH EVERY OIL BURNING RANGE (Priced from $69.95 with Cail) Drop into our store any day this month Select the range best suited to your needs . minor surgical attention, The programs, sponsored by the Business and Professional Women's Club, are in connection with the annual Gingham Ball to be held October 26 at the Elks Ballroom. — e Truitts Observing 45th Anniversary Today is the 45th wedding anni- bk and receive absolutely free, 50 gallons pf 011 »\. e # PHONE 34 b 68, | versary of Attorney General and Mrs. James -S. Truitt, The Truitts were married on October 10, 1895, in Vinita, Indian Territory, now Oklahoma. -, ELKS PURPLE BUBBLE BALL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19. adv. lnvmtur Robert Fish of Spflngfleld Mass., ¥ork-with' diagrams of his “diatonic torpedo” \vhich, if proven sue- ‘Cessful, would be a powerful weapon for the nation using it. used &s a mine, the torpedo sinks to the bottom and stands upright at-an angle,'anchored by an aircraft-type anchor. Simbre; protee 1 vessels may pass an -unprotectea ship would release the torpedo by its vibrations, the spinning propeller unscrewing the m anchor. Sponsors Program Sponsored by Lh(' American u- gion, Joseph G. Buch Grand Exalt- | ed Ruler of the Elks, now on an‘ official visit in Juneau, was heard‘ over radio station KINY last CVE-‘ ning. 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