The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 15, 1941, Page 3

i [““Beneath This Flag LIVE THE FREEST PEOPLE ON EARTH— We Americans?® LEST WE FORGET . . . Here is a picture that will make the Wild Blood Run Cold in your veins! (Signed) C. D. BEALE. Walt Disney Cartoon “MR. DUCK STEPS OUT” News of the Day Featuring Canada Protects Iceland Against Attack and Sonja Henie Thrilling Ice Fans. Sunday Monday Tuesday LAST TIMES 'RANCHO GRANDE'’ TONIGHT "COURAGEOUS DR. CHRISTIAN" PITO HEATRE L SHOW PLACE OF JUNEAU THE CAPITOL has the B X & PICTURES and NEWS that is NEWS V90900000000 006990009: ’ann\ml | the Department are not paid ex-| | cept for fire calls attended. The - PREVIEW TONIGHT 1:15 A. M. MATINEE SUNDAY 2P. M FIRST SHOW 7:00 P. M. Network Star Fire Boys Give Dance Annual Affair of Depart- ment Big Event Tonight at Elks Ballroom The annual dance of the Juneau Volunteer Fire Department, the 35th event of the kind, will be given tonight in the Elks Ballroom and the public is invited. Dancing | starts at 10 o'clock. Only once a year does the Fire Department make a drive for funds| and that is when they give the dance, The members of!| Department maintains the balll park and many recreational cen-| ters. Members of the Department are) represented on the following com-' | mittees, with H, H. Hollmann, gen-' | eral chairman: | Pinance Commitice — Wallis George, chairman; E. E. Ninnis,| J. S. MacKinnon, Ed Sweeney, M.' Lavenik, R. Noland, W. Mulvihill, and Hollmann. Refreshment Committee — Bill Rudolph, chairman; A. H. Hen- drickson, W. Hendrickson, R. Car- rigan, William Neiderhauser and G. Morrison | Door | chairman; G Kinnon Shaw and Art Me- | The Decoration Committée is | headed by Herman Porter and is ;nompom-d of the remainder of the | Department. | ——.———— | 'MORTAL STORM' AS CAPITOL HIT f—I- Timely Drama Will Be Seen on Screen of Local Theatre A motion picture as timely as to- morrow’s headlines, “The Mortal Storm,” will open Sunday at the Capitol Theatre, Characterized upon the part of an outstanding cast, this film is designed to make audiences think. In brief, it tells the story of a family, a happy family, which sud- denly finds itself beaten, divided against itself and helpless against a regime of terror which sweeps down upon it, ret Sullavan, who may ways be depended upon for a ster- ling performance, surpasses any- thing she has done previously as the hapless heroine, Freya Rotn. From start to finish she lives the life of the girl she portrays with | sympathy and deep feeling. | The same rule applied to James | Stewart in his role of Martin| |Breitner. Stewart's sympathetic | handling of an unusual type of character puts him in line for an acting award. The surprise of the piece, how- ever, comes in the person of Robert Young who, for the first time in his screen career, essays the role! of a villain. ‘Tonight ends the double bill, “The Courageous Dr. Christian” and “Rancho Grande.” | Committee — R. Noland, ., “Torrid Zone,” the new Warner Bros. picture starring James Cagney, Pat O'Brien and Ann Sheridan with scene above, begins its local ergagment at the 20th Century on Sunday. background, the story deals with two tough plantation bosses who get involved with a redl-headed torch sir:ger from the U. S. A. Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 3. eal a . Made a hostlle g5, s lncnralml; X i napping beetle 14. Salad plant 8 16. Legislative body 18 Goaxes 17, Corrode 18. Silk fabrics 20. French article 31, Army officer: abbr. 82. Variety 83. Tomb of a Mohammedan 45. Ws“l": n o aterfal 47, 26. Silent 48, . Hypocritical talk Bring into a row Steals in small quantities . Famous astro- nomical ob- servatory . Summon . Dry . Topnotcher . Short for a man’s name . College degree . Symbol for tellurium Palm attention 0 Headplece Protect against loss . Fruit . Egyptian god . Is defeated . Suppresses in 81. Weed pronouncing 82, Prickly seed . Stinging weed containers 5. Laugh to scorn THE DAILY ALASKA-EMPIRE, SATURDAY, -FEB. 15, 1941. "Iorri Lone " Shows Here Set against a tropical Solution Of Yesterday's Puzzle " DOWN 3. Breathe 1. Vends agaln quickly 2 Pertaining to & 4 Luzon native school of 3 Creen 5. Goes down vphilosophy 6. Cherish . Withdraw ..E%EEEF"“éfiW%* R EEE aEEEEET Feminine name Sandy wastes !the Rev. G. Edward Knight. 1 AN i IR : mE v 13 T 1] RN AR [N JEEE e ] BEULAH SUND 1 BRIDE LAST NIGHT OF VERN A. LEE Mrs. Beulah Sund and Vern A. Lee | were married last evening at a 7:30 o'clock ceremony performed at the Metropolitan Methodist Church by The vows were repeated in the presence of a few close friends. For her wedding, the bride select- ed a gown of blue chiffon velvet, complimented by a white chiffon top and a corsage of white gardenias, Miss Bessie Powers, her only at- tendant, wore an ensemble of black crepe and white chiffon. Her flow- iers were roses. Mr. Wallen Forrest was best man for the groom. Well known here, Mrs. Lee is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lochrie ‘of Anchorage. She is co- [ N/ ARdEEE/ G H7/&dm VAR Wi i Children Free cards of admission 25. Observe 26. Nothing more ban 29. 30, 32 lodgings d permission Discharged & debt . Discounted . Having a ster growing di- rectly from the ground . Dairy product . Danger . Damage Deal out spar- ingl, 11nuoll§ l¥|medln ud, * portrait 5L Russian vilagf | community BIG FEATURE ENDING HERE THISEVENING "Grapes of Wrath’ Will Be; Shown at 20th Century for Two Final Times “Grapes of Wrath” ends here to- the final two showings. The feature has made a long {run here and attendance records have been broken. Indications are that there will be two large audi- ences again tonight to witness the | film presentation of the great ‘swry by John Steinbeck, many going the second time. — e * night at the 20th century witn SERVICES MONDAY land, Hirst prospector, who passed away February 7, will be held Mon- WHERE THE BETTER BIG BX ] FINAL. SHOWING TONIGHT < THE GRAPES OF WRATH" The Most Talked Of Picture of the Year! IS0 eymugy " wox AY MONDAY TUESDAY MATINEE SUNDAY 2 P.M. PREVIEW TONIGHT MATnSUNPAY 34 1:15 A. M. Children Always 10c . YOUR CHANCE For breaking all attend- ance records for the re- To the People of Juneau: cent run of “The Grapes WE THANK YOU! ::i, AND NOW WE OFFER —— Triple N Trouble in the Tropics! Picture Jimmie in charge of & a banana plantation, Pat as his two-fisted boss and Ann as a light-fingered lassie from a clip-joint !Hot stuff? Say, the Torrid Zone temp- erature hits a new high . . . and so does-the fun! " SATURDAY AND THEATRE SUNDAY ONLY! OEL BRENDA in# ' Meckea MarsHArr ESPIONAGE AGENT” day afternoon at 2 o'clock from the chapel of the Charles W. Carter Mortuary. The eulogy will be delivered by FOR J. NYLAN the Rev. John L. Cauble and inter- Funeral servicés for Joseph Ny-|ment will be in Evergresn Cemetery. —— e - Try a classified ad in The Emplre DO YOU WANT A HOME? i ' Arrives Here OLD FASHIONED all 4 advantages in | | city for the past ten years. Mr. Lee | has lived in Juneau for the past five | years and is also associated with the f owner of the Royal Blue Cab Com-~ MI"S'IEI. SHow H AS | pany and has been a resident of this COMMUNITY SERVICE There is no substitute for Ni ewspaper Advertising SCHENLEY'S Liglt Whiskies When the Baranof docked this 1. THE RIGHT FLAVOR of rich, mellow whiskies. 2. THE RIGHT LIGHTNESS— achieved b, Schenley’s exclusive method of zlcmfing. 3, THE RIGHT STRENGTH —mild, yet full 90 proof. # a. THE RIGHT VALUE— / best value in fine biends. Schenley’s Black Label 65% grain neutral spirits Schenley’s Red Label 72%% grain neutral spirits At your favorite package store. Buth Blended Whiskey — Copr. 1939, Schealey Distillers Corp.. Ciey | morning, one man was particularly {happy, and that man was John | L. Clark, new program head of !KINY. For the Baranof had on ‘ms passenger list Mrs. Clark and ) two young sons, John and Mar- shall. They left New York about a week ago. In Gue e o, Jlark will be heard over KINY, and will bring to the microphone the charm and | vivacity which has won her fame on the musical comedy stage and Jon the networks of the National | Broadcasting Company and Co- lumbia Broadcasting systems, where ! she was billed as “Polly Willis.” She and the young sons are de- # lighted with Juneau and with the ipro»per,'. of living in this amazing i land, | - | Subscribe for The Empire. AIM, SAYS PRESIDENI; Every cent, of profit from the| Rotary Club’s Minstrel Show of | next Monday and Tuesday nights| will go into Juneau community| service in the form of a student loan fund, Rotary President Dr. ‘W. M. Whitehead declared today. The Rotary Club does not. seek| to raise funds for itself, Dr. White- | head said, but is getting together a fund which will contribute to the educations of the young men| and women of Juneau. | Dr. Whitehead said that those| attending the Minstrel Show will not only be getting their money’s| worth in entertainment but will be| assisting an eminently worthy| cause. | Empire Classifiecs Pay Royal Blue Cab Company. The newlyweds will make their home at the Baranof Hotel, where a reception will be held tomorrow eve- ning after 7 o'clock. Valentine Tolo Dance Is Held at High School Juneau High School lads and las- sies danced beneath hearts and cup- ids last night in the High School gymnasium at the annual Girls’ Club tolo dance. “Sweethearts on Parade” was the theme of the affair and special en- tertainment featured the event. o SR, Subscribe i the Dally Alaska Empire—the paper with the largest | paid circulation. ~ BRINGING UPFATHER NOW-THIS IS A SLEEPING MEDICINE - GIVE HIM TEA-SPOONFUIL. OUR- 1 K H NOW GIVE HIM SOME REST— WELL IF. | AM ASLEEP? DANCE PROVES HUGE SUCCESS 0Old fashioned square dances and quadrilles were the order of the eve- ning at last night's dancing party held in the ballroom of the Scottish Rite Temple. Music was.provided by Mrs. C, C. Collen, pianist; Mrs. J. K George, guitar, and Edward McIntyre, vio- linist. Harvey Clark called the) dances. Approximately 50 couple attended. Arrangements for the no-host af- fair were made by Mrs. Ernest Gruening, Mrs. W. W. Council, Mrs. Langdon White, Mrs. A. E. Glover, | Mrs. Courtney Smith, Mrs. Pred Geeslin, Mrs. Jase Grabam and| Mrs. Steven Ramsey. ———————— Try a classified in The Empire We Have a Goed Buy for Somebody. A large house, in a good district, with 3 ped- rooms, a living room, dining room, kitchen ‘and bath. There is an apartment in the basement that brings in $40.00 per. month. Automatic oil hot water heat. Oak floors throughout. Roof, exterior and furnace all new within the last five years. Private garage. Shattuck Agenecy Office—New York Life PHONE 249 By GEORGE McMANUS WAKE UP-J'VE FORGOTTEN TS