The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 27, 1941, Page 3

THE CAPITOL HAS THE BIG PICTURES lew with Lionel SHOW PLACE OF JUNEAU Last Time Tonight! AYRES " BARRYMORE aisiti § ALSO: Selected Short Subjeets and Latest News COMING Preview 1:15 A. M. Tonight ‘BABIES FOR SALE’ ‘LONE WOLF MEETS LADY’ TOMORROW NIGHT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE STYLE SHOW and BEAUTY QUEEN CONTEST ALL ADMISSIONS 50c and LOGES 65¢ Including Tax N ———————————— e —— ca— | N]USt]Y @cCused of performing a IN THE HOUSE INTRODUCED.—H. B. 63, by Pe- equest, to appropriate $35 for Anna M. Chilberg of San Ber- nardino, California, for a sum es- ited to the Territory from a de- t in the Miners and Merchants at Ketchikan NTRODUCED—H. J. M. 14, by king Congress to give a Delegate in the Senate as the House. D.—H. B. 43, by Egan, tc unish employers for failure to pay 2cney owed employees. ABLED.—H. B. 34. by Peterson of a Board of Law Ex- mining attorneys, etc.; terson CFINITELY POSTPONED.— 41, by Lander, dealing with on appeal. £ AR Try a classified ad in The Empire | postponed JROWN BEAR WILL DOCK HERE FRIDAY Returning from a two months’ cruise to the very tip of the Aleu- tian Islands, the Game Commis- sion vessel Brown Bear, master John O. Sellevold, is due to arrive in Juneau tomorrow' afternoon, according to word received in the Juneau Game Commission The Brown Bear has been a routine check cruise of game in the Aleutian Peninsula and Is- lands and has been gone for over two months. Aboard the boat Douglas Gray, Refuge Manager the Aleutian Islands. During the cruise personnel the vessel attended to matters leasing islands to fox ranchers, making a check on the habits and increase of the blue fox, and continued the study of the 2 otter, of of COUNCIL MEETING POSTPONED A set Council night Monday meeting has been at 8 o'- special for tomorrow until clock. —_— f ) Al YOU'VE CHANGED COFFEES] Can't fool an old coffee-lover . .. this is Schilling . . . I recognize its full flavor <) \f e and goodness. Wings of the morning! YOUR CHOICE ORIP OR PERCOLATOR Schi 11 \ = WINGS OF z g«-’ruz MORNING Shop at the THRIFT C0-OP NEXT TO CITY HALL WELCH GRAPE JUICE - NUBORA - - . ]14qt.and ] pi. §fc - Giant Pky. 43 Ouwr VEGETARLES Are S‘SHURFINE”’’ LETTUCE 2 large heads 25¢ FRESH PEAS ENDIVES 15¢ each EGG PLANT office. | on! is of LEW AYRES IS STAR IN FILM ATLOCAL SHOW "Dr. Kildar—ez Strange Case” Now Showing at Capitol Theatre Dramatically presenting the first picturization of the method of re- storing insane patients to normal- ¢y, “Dr. Kildare'’s Strange Case,” latest of the “Dr. Kildare” pictures, ends at the Capitol Theatre to- night. Fourth of the dramatic hospital stories, with Lew Ayres as the im- petuous young intern, Dr. Jimmy | Kildare, and Lionel Barrymore as |the irascible but great diagnostic an, Dr. Leonard Gillespie, | Kildare's Strange Case” concer |itself with Ayres’ lone-handed fight to prove that a surgeon-friend :s | delicate brain operation that caused | madness in the patient. | Deftly directed by Harold S. | Bucquet, this picture presents the first picturization of the use of insulin shock treatment to rouse a person out of insanity and bring him back to mental normalcy. ramatic highlights of the feature include the actual administration of the insulin shock treatment, the reactions of the patient following the treatment and a bird's-eye view of a delicate brain surg DR. DAWES 0 SAIL FRIDAY FOR VACATION For a two months' vacat through the states, and to ¢ for the establishment of Health Clinic here, Dr. I well known Juneau phj surgeon, will sail south tomorrow on the steamer Mount Kinley. He will be om; by Mrs. Dawe: The couple will motor to Los An- then coast to Boston. ‘While in the s visit Mayo Brothers R Minn., where he will contact a Mayo trained man to join the proposed Group Health Clinic in Juneau. Be- sides the Mayo Doctor, who will be a general surgeon, an eye, ear, nose and throat spt on trip 1 P. Dawes, jan and geles es, Dr 1t Dawes will hester, to Florida, and up the| THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, Crossword Puzzle ACROSS . Serpent . Pod Say further | . Automobile 13. Danger . Bitter herb Self 6. Goddess of peace Japanese coin 18. Start for the better Freedom from danger Sudden burst of light Sweet biscuit Metal fusical instrument or toy Persian fairy Render un- conscious . Depression between mountain peaks At home Sour-tempered Pronoun Inglish letter On_the sheltered side 2. Existence Discredited by open censure Sovereign Vandal 5. Room ac Chum Puff up Black bird A 2. First woman June bug FEB. 27, 5 35I0) 3_E3b [o[X[EMZ>C>X] EJMIES B3B3 2. Wise 3. Tender 4. Helical Conditions st Winglike processes of . Genus of the maples fish . Plant of the aster family Poisonous element Composition for two Refuse ). Pertaining to i Coat of certain mals s which avor rapid growth (‘anrzm sight o Emotionally strained Geometrical solid Racket Change Auciion Stormiest Two-spot Student Slim Score at baseball Those who talk enthusias- S Beard of gretn LOWER HOUSE " TODAY TABLES LAWYER BILL Stangroom Wanfs Dele- gate in Senate as Well | as in House | Lawyers [)!'II"UTI;; in Alaske nar- rowly missed being required to pass | | bar examinations all over again when ! the House today tabled by a vote of | eight to seven a bill by Rep. A]lll(‘l“ {J. Peterson setting up a new s§ys- tem for examining attorneys. f | An amendment making all practic- ! SHORT MEET AT BARANOF Executive Board Minutes Reveal Proposal All-Al- aska B. B. Tourney Little business, with the excep- tion of the reading of the minutes of an Executive Board meeting, list will be con-| ing attorneys requalify under the waq disposed of at the luncheon tacted, to join Dr. Dawes and his|Provisions of the bill had just been meciing of the Juneau Chamber of associate, Dr. J. O. Rude city. in D JUNIOR COLLEGE BILL INTRODUCED BY SEN. WALKER A bill to authorize expansion of High Schools to teach Junior Col- lege grades under certain conditions was introduced in the Legislature today by Senator Norman R. Walk- | er of Ketchikan. The bill would amend the com- piled laws to provide that the 13th and 14th grades may be offered oniy in cities having an agsessed valua- tion of $3,000,000 6f more or upon approval of the Territorial Board of | Education. Junior High Schools offering work in grades 7 to 9 or 7 to 10, and Senior High Schools offering work in grades 12 to 14 or 11 to 14 would be organ- ized at discretion of local school boards. The Senate Taxation Committee today reported a House memorial asking navigation lights on Kotze- bue Sound, and, without recommen- dation bills taxing coin machines and raising the excise tax on hard liquor to $1.50 per gallon. | e e - ‘The Lally Alaska Empire guaran- | tees the largest daily circulation of Alaska newspaper. | seven. \ Rep. Stuart Stangroom of Nome | |came forward with a memorial to- !day acking Congress to give Alaska |a Delegate in the Senate as well as the House. 1 res ] | The House labored morning and 'y, nelq petween Juneau High and| | afternoon over a calendar of a dozen bills and memorials, but most dealt | with minor matters. | Donald MacDonald’s $5,000 appro- | priation bill came out of the Ways jand Means committee with two members, Allen Shattuck and Harvey J. Smith, recommending against its passage. The Committee cut the re- quested appropriation for a Valdez Hospital from $10,000 to $8,000. The House adjourned until 11 o'- clock tomorrow. e DRILL TONIGHT The regular weekly drill of the Juneau unit of the Alaska Nation- al Guard will be held tonight at | the Armory. Roll will be called at 8 o'clock. ——————— INCORPORATED Trollers and Traders, Inc, of ‘Kezchiknn. has been incorporated {by J. L. Voy, George C. Mackie and Walter B. King. S ee— The average weight of a freight locomotive is 144 tons; a passenger locomotive, 130 tons. this| passed by the same vote, eight #0 commerce today in the Baranof Hotel. Secretary M. J. Whittier told of the request by Juneau Crimson Bear basketball players Hallie Rice and Lee Lucas proposing an All- Alaska Basketball tournament to Fairbanks High in Juneau some- time in the middle of March. The Juneau High School’ students said that the Fairbanks team will come to Juneau on an $800 guarantee. Action was put over until the next meeting. Stop-Over Tourists Ernest Parsons appeared before the eommittee to present the mat- ter of obtaining the cooperation of the steamship companies in Al- aska to secure stop-over tourists for Juneau. A special committee composed of Parsons was appoint- ed to investigate the matter. COMING! “"NORTHWEST MOUNTED POLICE"’ DeMille’s Greatest Epic Filmed in New Magic Technicolor - 10~STARS—10 WHEN THAT APRIL FOOL PURSE TURNED OUT FULL OF MONEY! [ Hicam Walkers De Lure gives ynu_lll!’l!; than you expect in, luxurious taste!, —for less than you'd expect to pay Thrifty to Buy! 1941, 316 FEATURE SCHEDULED AT 20TH CENTURY Epic Film, "Northwest Mounted Police” fo Be Shown Next Week Two great love stories, and a thousand thrills—a thousand at the very least!—mark the new Cecil B. DeMille epic film, “North West Mounted Police,” which Paramount will present next week at the 20th Century Theatre, with Gary Coop- er and Madeleine Carroll starred and Paulette Goddard, Preston Fos- | ter, Robert Preston, Akim Tamir- | off, Lynne Overman, George Ban- | sroft, Lon. Chaney' Jr. and Walter | Hampden rounding out a | he starring players. | The most important of the love | stories happens to be a triangula: affair, cne in which Gary Coope: cast as Dusty Rivers; a Texas Ranger, and Preston Foster, play- ng Brett, Sergeant of the Mount- ed, both become romantically per suaded of the loveliness of Made- leine Carroll, seen as April Logan list of in the Canadian northwest called Batoche. ‘The other love story, hardly less important, concerns Robert Pres- ton, Ronnie Logan, one of the Mounted, and Paulette Goddard, who has jone of the best roles she has ever }plnyed, that of Louvette, an Indiai | girl about as tame as a wildcat | when it comes to matters of | heart, Whittier said that letters to the White Pass and Yukon. Route and to the local airways companies had been sent urging special char- }lcr trips for tourist and local resi- \dents to Skagway. | Oppose Admiralty Monument Another matter taken up at the Board meeting, and read before the Chamber, put the Chamber on record as being opposed to the proposed bill in Congress making Admiralty Island a National Mon- ument. A radiogram has been sent to Alaska Delegate Anthony J, Di- mond requesting that air mail ser- vice to Ketchikan, Wrangell and Petersburg from Juneau be rein- stated in the Post Office Appro- priations bill because PAA no longer covers the route with their Seattle-Juneau service. Charles W. Carter, chairman of Ithe “Miss Juneau to Fairbanks" contest, announced that prepara- tions are complete for the con- 1 SALEY YOUNG Voprranking bridge player,in Natienal Contract Tournaments & charming nurse at a settlement’ test and that nine judges have been . it's the COMI 3 - ORTHWEST. MOUNTED POLICE” Where the Better BIG Pictures Play! GRE l: _Z,,Q A’;[[IV ;r ”fi }' Last Times 'l'ohighl ‘SALUTE THE GRANDEST, GAYEST FUN FILM Ever to make you laugh out loud! Directed by WILLIAM NIGH Associate Producer GRANT WITHERS who holds down' the role of selected to choose Juneau's repre-, sentative. Said Carter: for the judges are merely that they be old enough to have mature judgment and young enough to have good eye-sight.” Guests Introduced Dr. J. P. Anderson, Juneau bo- tanist, spoke to the Chamber on his recent trip to the East, E. Norgordsen, district ranger from Seward, was introduced as were three visiting representatives from the Legislature, Leo Rogge, James V. Davis and Almer Peterson. smoker’s “The qualifications + «+ The fun is fast and howlarious . . . when the fleet plays Godfather to a lovable orphan...and “mom" hates sailors] On the Same Program L Fagins Freshman A Cartoon Country Down Under in Australia L ] . 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