The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 16, 1940, Page 3

ated _— THE BIG PICTURES Show Place of Juneau STARTS TONIGHT THE CAPITOL H/ N N HNTING HOUNDS s IloRTS BOY—GUNS—BIRDS The Monroe Doctrine was cre- . o prevene e 1o anance W Brings About m restoring Spain’s lost em- pire in t Americas Empire ciusst onng results LONDON, bility of a has been worries since the war started being reassured. Bare Oct silk one of — — — — SKATE DOUGLAS RINK EVERY NIGHT 7:30 to 10:30 ¢ e s mist. stocking short women's and gold Hollywood Sights And Sounds By Robbin Cooms _______ HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Oct. 16.—“CHRISTMAS IN JULY.” Written and directed Preston Sturges. Principal: k Powell, Ellen Drew, Raymond Walburn, Alexander Cz by Demarest, Enest Truex, Franklin Pangborn, Harry Hayden, Rod Cameron. Another charming fable from the movies’ newest Aesop. This up the chain of events loosed when a bunch of the gang up on The Boy with a fake telegram informing him 2 $25,000 slogan contest take written and directed his story with the same sure, inal appreach that distinguished “The Great McGinty,” but where “McGinty” had a rugged brittleness sparked with satire, the present film sacrifices no satirical humor and yet has an over g of sentimental tenderness quite proper for a Boy Meets Girl yarr Jimmy works for and w see (Powell) coffee company the He can't marrying y (Drew) on his own $22 a week and dreams of copping the one tes gans for rival concern’s prize est to se ther up in a nice home and buy his mom (Georgia ine) the bed-davenport she's always wanted. With the frame- up, his jubilation causes him to be fired by the boss (Truex), then rehired, promoted and given his own office The prize-giving coffee company, however, has its own trou- The jury is hung, Mr. Bildocker (Demarest) holding out for his own choice against the pleas and threats of all his fellows. The president (Walburn) is exasperated. When Jimmy shows up to collect, he pays off, and Jimmy and Betty go shopping. They buy everything in sight for the nieghborhood folks — and then the prexy learns his mistake. Everything, including bles. his new job, is at PERCY’S CAFE ® SsTOP AT PERCY'S CAFE Breakfast, Dinner or Light Lunches ® DELICIOUS FOOD ® FOUNTAIN SERVICE ® REFRESHMENTS stake until Betty comes through with a plea to the boss which wins him a trial, and then— It’s a slim fable, true, and contrived of coincidence. But the seript, the dialogue, the playing.are gem-like in precision and polish. Sturges’ use of incident, of caricature, of pungent com- ment on human nature, is highly original stuff. There's a screamingly funny sequence about the “davenola,” a remarkable studio invention which bed-sofa-radio- telephone and self-airing equipment, Powell and Drew (the girl gets better all the time) make an ingratiating couple, and the character support serves the Sturges exactly, “Christmas in_ July” is a picture for combines purpose every- hody’s list “YOUTH WILL BE SERVER.” Jane Withe nell, Joe Brown, Jr. Directed by Otto Brower. Jane Dar- Jane is the gal of the swamps, with a moonshining daddy, who saves the day for CCC and.NYA. Jane’s growing up — in acting and in a bathing suit. There’s a sensational young Negro tenor, Charles Holland, whose singing makes you think his future is here already. Pleasant picture, especially as it showcases Jane to better advantage than usual. “SKY MURDER.” Walter Pidgeon, Donald Meek, Joycé Compton. Being the further adventures of Nick Carter, Master Detective, and involving spies and sabotage and shootin’ and .tootin’ and pinty of everything, all served up so fast there’s no time to be inquisitive as to What it’s all about. Meek continues as the bee man, Mr, Bartholomew., 5 16.—The possi- liquiq Sitk Hose | t biggest she is legs | can be clothed with liquid makeup in two stocking shades—grape mist for Pamella P She's now NEWS | DEAD END KIDS title. as _Engiish world’s figure D was re-clected skating chamuion. | socretary-treasurer —— sdward W. Thompson of the Co-| lumbia River Packers Association, Astoria, was elected to the board of truste succeeding his father, ' AT W. L. Thompéon AT (ApITol I“ | Other members of the board of 'uu«(m-s include: C. A. Sutter, P EDY DRAMA.P Harris, H. B. Friele, C. J. Se- (0M ' | bastian, William Timson, E. B. PSS !Dcmnm. G. P. Halferty, August B Yoy | Buschmann, Daniel Campbell, W. (all a Messenger” Is Lat- | r. scuiotnan, 6. w. skinner, k. » Farish and Frank Lloyd est Feature to Be Pre- ICE...NICE!—Enthusiasm 'Efendahl Reeleded President | Again Chosen fo Head As- sociation of Pacific Fisheries | victor H. Elfendanl was re-elect- ed to the presidency of the Asso- { ciation of Pacific Fisheries at the 27th annual convention of the sal- ' mon packers' orgdnization held at ; Spokane, Wash. Elfendahl is 2 vice-president of the Alaska Pa- cific Salmon Ccémpany. He had pre- viously served as president of the ociation from 1928 to 1930. Gther off s who were returned to office for another r were pLawrence Calvert of the San Juan Fishing and Packing Company, as first vice-president; Captain Fred Svensson, Libby, McNeill and Libby, second vice-president; A. W. Wit- tig of Shepard Point Packing Com- pany, third vice-president and G B. Peterson of Red Salmon Pack- in/, Company, fourth vice-president, E. D. Clark skating mounts wher r appears on rinks. New York, holds a e T'he weekly Ivation Army Bibls sented Here .TH_E DAILY ALASKA EMP]RE‘ WEDNESD"AY, OCT. 16, 1940. | ACROSS Sontee of Hght A bent . Cexars with a thick black Tau “cramle sand- iper 7 Think Vegetable exudations 46 Though! Halt to 53. Jewish month 5. Gone by 57. Heavy blow: coli [ b3 Metal Coax Spenserfan character ALASKA NAVAL CHIEF LAUGHS OFF INVASION Theatre, Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle “Hoppy,” as played By Willlam 3. Unknown Boyd, enccunters adventure the person | equal of any. in his action-crammed QOWN 4 Verhe carcer on the unfamiliar plams of Openings . Yellow ocher | Argentina, when he travels to the . Gaze glamorous land “down under” to . Otherwise deliver a herd of prize cattle from g “Bar 20’ His companion is 1 . Floor covering | lcyal saddlemate, “Lucky JenKin: . Poems played again by Russell Hayden, . Easy galt while others in a big-name cast - Front of the | aré Sydney Blackmer, Steffi Duna, Watchful | Sidney Toler and that popular ra- . Commences dio quartet, The King's Men, 4 m{:’:!'plmdhm The story of “Law of the Pam- ‘humorous pas,” the first to be set so far s CORlinl away from the home range, hinges . Scythe handle |on “Hopalong's” actions when et ng * | learns that the fine Argentine fam- cot lily he is visiting is in the worst' e [Kind of danger. Two members, of Ty&%gfi:uto- ‘lhat {amily have been mysteriously Bugs | murdered, and as “Hoppy” views - PARPISdi byt | it more ‘killings arc yet to come one - 3 SEATILE HEARING ON 1941 FISHERY A public hearing to consider pos- e ) | "LAW OF THE PAMPAS" | from range warfare and the duty of settling the troubles of his pals! That's the experience of “Hopalong | Cassidy” your favorite outdoor ac- tion hero in his latest film, “Law | of the Pampas,” which Paramount will bring tonight to the Coliseum | M] [A] % o5 elAN RANGE' WAR DRAMA ol - OPENS AT (OLISEUM' [S] IN[D] Pivé tHoussnd miles from , he IDIO} |home corral and still no respite B 1] . Anger . Fishing ap- purtenance | 3 Bunlnon for plaster ! Exchan | i bremium . Title of 4 Vi . Tallless leapl, ! nmvhlbll%“ . Utllize Lively Meeting Held Last Night By prnsendiies | Over 100 Townsendites met las: evening at the Elks auditorium f a regular business’ meeting and s cial, | . Dancing was efijoyed. with music| REGUMI'O"S SE' furnished by the Townsend Club orchestra, and a luncheon was served during the latter part of the affair. C OWNED _AND OPERATED Juneau’s Greatest Show Value STARTS TONIGHT Cassidy fights the Pampas rustlers. .. and beats them with | their_own weapons! g cast the dly Seuth American weaponi 'iuJ.}cy Toler Steff; Dunc Class will meet at 7:30 o'clock to- —— [sible changes i the Alaska fishery SURIL SR illy He E Huntz Hall, two| Morrow evening in the Salvation H regulations to be effective in 1941f i M é N (,1”('],“\. ]2‘]‘,1,‘,',].)“.‘:',?.‘,(] End Kids, arc| Army quarters, with Adjutant an Enemy Could Land in Ter- will be held by the Pish and Wild- | ¥ith Miss Mary Jukich singing se- _ALSO— [omited with their traditional rivals,| Mrs. Stanley Jackson presiding, : hat’ life Service, Department of the In-|lections and Robert Satre givin POPEYE CARTOON ! “Little Tough Guys,” in Uni-| e b e riiory bu al.s ¢+ |terior, at the Seattle Chamber of| WO Piano numbers. A song was \OMEDY NEWS j the “THRO SREHBRSITS “Call| . re) | Commerce. Seattle, at 10 o'clock,|8iVen by Miss Lillian Nielson. Mr:., ~ COME e versal's new ‘dramatic comedy ;’She"a ES'her GOdklnS‘ Says cap' Pafkef ot s b 2 A Uit i GAveTi vaad e i M]" ‘\(‘(“m'" I‘TI)‘IM‘! xm“" ey i | All thtetested persons are invited| Selections. The entertainment was, One man out of every eight reg- ) the Capitol Theatre. i 4 i 2 sons 2 v bl B8, OUs ; . Destriign i shvrtatthent WHiH Ch ' d L ' N ht Invision of the United States| 1o be present to submit their views|losed with the Townsend orchestra istered for the draft in the“nrft blends laug h; r, action and sus “S ene aS 'g through Alaska by an enemy force| with regard to this matter. A playing “Home on the Range World War saw actual service in pense, the story deals with the ad- 3 would be extremely difficult, Capt. gtenographic transcript will be BOAT H“S‘“K ; the U. S. Army. set | Sheila osther G g arker, ander of the " ings. Persons E ventures of a band of strect kids Sheila Esther Godkins, infant Ralph Parker, Commany made of the proceedings. Pers Bt who go to work as messer boys| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miles NeW Alaska Sector of the 13lh|ypgple to attend, as well as those Empire’ Olassifieas Pay and make good in spite of them- Godkins, was christened last eve-! Naval District, said in Seattle last who are present, may submit briefs IN KEKU STRAMS - == TN S et seves. Featured in the supporting ning at 8 o'clock in the Sisters| Week after returning from his first| or written communications bearing ot e by PERMA“EM WAVI"G cast are Robert Armstrong, Mary Chapel of St. Ann’s, with the Rey, Inspection visit to the Territory. |on the subject for consideration by i 5 ‘:’; vf’l" o -:fi\ A Carlisle, Anne Nagel, Victor Jory,| W. G. LeVasseur performing the| It i5 quite possible you couldighe Department. Any such items, "“f;‘ “"’k‘,k “S:g..ut & 'K.k and HAIR STYLING by Larry Crabbe and the veteran!service hear one day that an enemy has|pgwever, should be postmarked not ~0L0 “‘b s d ey 1:‘;‘:; d“ e C l'l ARLE s Swedish comic, El Brendel j Miss Cecllia Thibodeau was profgllanded In Alaska and is temporar-|jgter tnan December 1, according| 2 Qctober.d and was sighily dem- Armstrong is the kindly man-|ent as Godmother and Godfaties iy Nholding a portion of it,” Cap-| iy 1ra N. Gabrielson, Director. age -I_“;{“’k ";51 ’d“) % ‘l?e’f&:hlko SIGRID'S BEAUTY SALON ager of a telegraph company who! for the child is Lawrence Cashen, | tAin Parker said. “Despite huge| - — e ol PHONE 318 . |new basés at Sitka, Kodiak and| Try a classified ad in The Emptre *to the Collector of Customs here. | g - offers the boys jobs so that one of { their number, Halop, mMay ESCAPE = going to reform school. But it Is | M oasarrAL NOTES Miss Nagel, as the pretty girl clerk whose presence and charm prompts o — the boys to make good. “Little - Shes Tough Guys” who don brass-but-! Virginia Bevan was a a toned uniforms and wash thejr| dismissal today from St Ann’s faces along with the Dead Enders: Hospital include Hally Chester, William Benedict, David Gorcey and Harris| _Stanley - Scheibler, from the| Polaris-Taku Mine, Berger surgical | sands of coves and bits of beach | Dutch Harbor, it would be com-| paratively easy for an enemy to| land in Alaska | “Obviously it is quite impossible| to guard every one of the thou-| that compose Alaska, But where| | would that enemy go from there?| | Long, Hard Trip “As one Army expert familiar was dismissed | with Alaska has said, an antagon- this morning from medical care at|ist army could start across Alaska| Contrasting with previous roles, the boys are shown working and|St. Ann’s and sailed south on theito Seattle, but it would be the fighting on the side of the law.|Princess Louise |army's grandchildren and great-| The picture was directed by Artk i R | grandchildren who finally arrived| T. Horman, Ken Goldsmith was| Admitted for minor surgical care, in Washingten and they'd no long-! associate producer of the film, and| Felix House is at St. Ann’s Hos-|er be an Army." | Elwood Bredell did the photogra-{ Pital. Capt. Parker visited the new| phy. " | Navy bases under construction at i — eee Mrs. Miles Godkins and her baby | Sitka, Kodiak and Dutch Harbor. daughter were dismissed from £i.|He traveled on the U. 8. destroysr| NOTICE Ann’s today and are at their home| Breeze from the naval air station AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, | air route from Seattle 1c Nome, un | |sale at J. B. Burford & Co. showing | on Gold Street, - Subscribe for The Empire. Corporal Or Colonel? AVOID EMBARRASSMENT! That military chap with the two cheyrons on his sleeve is .a corporal, He might be pleased if you call him_“colonel,” buf the colonel won't be. With more and.more uniforms on the sfreets, you'll want to know what the insignia mean. Here' they are: L ANT S : MASTER SERGEANT TECHNICAL SERGEANT aav, | FIRST SERGEANT STAFE’ SERGEANT LIEUTENANT COLONEL ] PRIV X FIRST CLASS NN cous A YeLLOW SILVER CAPTAIN |at Sand Point. Capt. Parker will ! return to Alaska soon to have per- manent headquarters on the gun-| boat Charleston at Juneau. ‘} ALASKAN Telephone 713 or write | The Alaska Territorial Employment Service |8 for this qualified worker, ] SHEET METAL WORKER- | CARPENTER'S HELPER — Young/| man, single,. age 24, high school graduate, . including courses in‘ drafting. Experienced in sheet met- | al shop, do shaping; etc., but no layout work. Also experienced as carpenter’'s helper, Call for ES‘ >->o—— 194, - eee Equipment for storing rresh' frosted foods in home basement| | lockers has been developéd by the refrigeration industry. 4 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,; That the undersigned .was, on the| 24th day of September, 1940, duly | appointed administrator of the es- | tate of ELSIE M. 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