The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 5, 1941, Page 3

ACROSS 1. Faucet 4. Inclined Turn to the ft ) upon Myths Anpear 7. Stalk 8. Wife of a sul- 1. Ammonium de- Show Place of Juneau NOW! The story of a tempestuous era! The drama of a tumultous M/ Columbia Pictures present WESLEY RUGGLES' IONR ; with William Holden - | Warren W:lham tion “Ariz zona desert, bulence of a bia’s “Arizona” at the Capitol Arthur Theat Tucson, Agizona, |it was as w itself. It p on the far fro tua for for California, a the riotous Kill with civilizatiol ‘Tucson, new ce | of some day owning the greatest Unrefined lranch in the Anz‘una territory. metal | When Peter Muncie rides into Hindu queen | town, he refuses to share hl’l‘ own fn Ohio | dream, because he wants to see California. But he promises fo return, and one day he does re turn. Tucson faced savag troops \d of Polish fruit cake NLERELE DRRRWEE son stood up under |'the cheered tan again when recreation . Old_piece of cloth . Gem . At no time . Polish . Large wasp . Dry Wik phracne and this time he de I in New ork state Award of valor Pronoun . Great Lake Mountain chain . Command Mrs. Delia the hope chest Ladies Auxiliary | away Saturday dance held at Union A good attendance Dull . Parts of cane non mount- ings mighty world’s bad men, of which night ona’”’ re with in 1860, ntier, TURBULENT DRAMA' 'NOW FEATURED AT CAPITOL THEATRE Jean Arthur Stars in Wes- ley Ruggles Produc- A flaming romance set amid thc‘ sun-drenched splendor of amid the stirring tur- era, Colum- opened yesterday Jean | starred in the most trium- phant role of her sensational career.| the Ari- was more than 400 years old and yet, new as the great South- was a jumping-off a sanc- the gold-seekers bound hiding place for s who moved west advance, And, Phoebe Titus battles and dreams in the e Indian (X'ilJ(‘\ the a Confederate soldiers, alone and unprotected when Army were called East beginnings of the Civil War with the Tuc- al of | and the Southern cides to - Mrs. Dull Is Given Hope Chest Award At Auxiliary Danc was the at Hall. e marked st Peter | re- DOWN Army was chased away by soldiers . Division of & 1. Tight i ealyx N vl | Advancing from - California. . Short for a bl LA Muncie, sergeant, USA. fhus man’s name 3. Enjoyment o, f . Urge 4 Indulged in turns to Tucson and to Phoebe, ay awarded | ang Juneau ghe wore a flowered hat and nose was given veil and her flowers were gardenias. a barn the navy with accessories L—m‘.nm«-&ww%x\;w SR i neatly blocked a $treet at a Bronz intersection in New York City. Two | — JUNE MITCHELL IS BRIDE OF J. B. HANFORD The Rev. Cauble Performs Ceremony at Church Last Evening | E Charm and simplicity marked the | wedding last evening of Miss June Mitchell and Mr. James Brooks Hanford in Resurrection Lutheran |Church. The 8 o'clock ceremony was read by the Rev. John L. Cauble in the presence of a number of vn jends of the couple. | The bride was attractive in a | redingote and frock of aqua blue her accessories were white | Mrs. Robert Duckworth was mat- \ron of honor. She wore a suit of of pink and plan to retire from the screen “by p " “account Uggen and her orchestra.| Mr. Ernest Parsons gave the bride yna¢ swe're sick of the movies. . Accommodate The hall was decorated for the away. Mr. Orrin Kimball was best * Groucho plans to become a < § letter | event and dancers attended in cos-!man for the groom. Ushers includ- leader and Harpo tume |ed Messrs. Robert Duckworth and In charge of the affair wmr“w C. Overby. Mesdames C. Sebenico, G. Battello| A reception was held at the Ern- DORIS M EA(HRAN and Fred Schmitz. |est Parsons residence on Seventh ‘ . Ancient wine e — | Street and friends of the couple vessel ! Try a erassincd aa mrne mmpira Ecalled between 9 and 11 o'clock. "Ew ADVISER FOR Assisting with serving during the %z@fi%flz//az‘ 75 Chesterfield PRISCILLA LANGE, starring in Warner forthcoming hit “MILLION DOLLAR BABY* rrighs 19q, . Licegry &gy, Toscey Everybody who smokes them likes their COOLER, MILDER, BETTER TASTE On the movie lot or wherever you go, the Right Combination of the best tobaccos from our own Southland and from distant Turkey and Greece makes Chesterfield the one cigarette that truly Satisfies. . Note how many more smokers are enjoying Chesterfield’s definitely Milder, Cooler-Smoking, Better Taste. EVERYWHERE You éo ‘|aside each year as the first Sunday levening were Miss Etolin Coulter, | | Miss Betty Sharpe, Miss Mary Jean | | McNaughton, Miss Isabell Parsons, { Miss Louise Kemper and Mrs. W. C. | Overby ! Mrs. Hanford has been a nurse with the Juneau Medical and Sur- | gical Clinic here for the past three years. Mr. Hanford is employed with ! the Northland Transportation Com- ‘p‘\nv The newlyweds are residing !in the Simpson apartment on Gold | { Belt Avenue. —————— — ;S_(ores Attend RAINBOW GIRLS Installation Service af Scot- tish Rite Temple May 10 Miss Doris McEachran was elected to succeed Miss Elizabeth Tucker as | Worthy Advisor for the Rainbow (n s at a meeting held Saturday | afternoon at the Scottish Rite Tem- ple. J Others elected to offices include Isabell Parsons, Worthy Associate May festival | ! Paul, Faith, and Beverly Leivers, At appropriate ceremonies held Recorder. Saturday afternoon in the EIks'| ,appointive officers include: Astrid |auditorium in the presence of scores' golm Drill Leader; Chaplain, Jirdes | |of kiddies and parents, Loraine winther: Musician, Pat Shaffer; English was crowned Quesn of the chojr Directory, Betty Reed; Love, |May. 'The festival, sponsored each’ pamaris Davis; Religion, Bettye |year by the Juneau Woman's Club.| gemmer; Nature, Lenora Olson; was in _commemoration of Child | ypmmortality, Winona Monroe; Fidel- |Health Week. ity, Mary Gregory; Patroitism, Mar- | | A colorful program was presented gyt Clark; Service, Grace Berg; | for. ®he entertainment of Queen | configential Observer, Pat Olson; | | Loraine,” concluding with the May gufer Observer, Sylvia Anderson; | Pole Dance, performed by tiny stU- piag Bearer, Pat Radalet; Keeper of | dents from the Kindergarten class, he jewels, Beity Bonnett; Keepers wiih: their instructor, Miss Jeannc of tne Pharaphernaalia, Irene Will- | VanderLeest, -accompanying theI | gims and Connie Davis; Page, Char- | by the children after the program. | Pat Fleek, Mary Margaret Wendling, | freda Fleek, Barbara Smith and | UNITY BREAKFAST o 2 S’ s Nyima cmmumon Sy, et afternoon’s meeting for a food sale at the piano. Refreshments of milk 4¢46 goyle. and. graham crackers were enjoyed | oy . pows canill, Doris Balog, | 2 | Florence Dobson, Pauline Hudon, | (Amw‘ D‘“GHIERS | Shirley Tripp, Lillian Nielsen, Al- GATHER SUNDAY. FOR vioon mvevis Installanon scxvlws wnl br- held‘ March 10, it was unnuunr(-d Plans | were also made during Sutuldav‘ ! |'May 24. ] in May, was celebrated yesterday in | Juneau by the Catholic Daugmexs‘ of America, Services were attended | by the C. D. A. members and later - a 'breakfast was held at Parish Hall. | | Chapeladies Dinner | s e re . Affended by Many Peope's plea for peace program in| . his ‘short breakfast talk. Mrs. A.| ~ A large group of Glacier Highway M. Geyer presided at the affair and | residents attended the Chapeladies | Mrs. . Walter Hellan, Termond]xdinmr held Saturday night at the Deputy, spoke briefly. Chapel-by-the-Lake, ~ Community | Arrangements for the morning smgiflx was enjoyed and accordion were. in charge of Mesdames J. M. and yocal selections provided en- Glovanetti; J. A. White, Charles tertainment for the occasion. aynor, T. Jacobson and Amm“ The next meeting of the Chap- | Hendrickson. eladies has been scheduled for to- | > R morrow May 6, at the Glacier High- NOTICE ‘wl}' home of Mrs. Max Mielke, The Business meeting of he Junenupellion will begin at 7:30 o'clodk Woman’s Club will be held May 6 and all members are asked to at- at'2 pm. in the Penthouse of the |tend. I Alaska Electric Light and Power Co. DRl o iy -STRERAS adv. MRS. A. E. GLOVER, Secy. —————— .Empire. Classifieds Pay! Empire Classifieds Pay! ! Impact of a collision between a truck-trailer and a passenger automobile overturned the trailer outfit and Their Zany Antics Near End After 20 years of stage and screen partnership, the Marx brothers Groucho, spokesman*for the group, declared Our stuff is getting stale. 'ALI(E FAYE N TITLE ROLE AT 20TH CENTURY Lllluan Russell” Is Seen on Local Screen with Star Cast | The life and loves of Lillian Rus- | sell, “the most beautiful woman in | America,” have been made into one of the greatest pictures of all time by Producer Darryl F. Zanuck Opening yesterday at the 20th Cen- tury Theatre, Zanuck's production, “Lillian Russell” features Alice Faye in the title role, with Don Ameche, Henry Fonda and others. Blonde Alice Faye more than jus-| | tifies the faith Zanuck placed ‘n her when he chose her to portray | the great Lilllan Russell. Her act-| ing reaches an all-time high and her charm and her singing voice| { | heighten the triumph Don Ameche gives another ex- cellent performance in the role of Edward Solomon, Lillian Russell's | composer husband. Henry Fonda | proves once more his rare talents |in the role of Alexander Moore, the | Pittsburgh newspaper publisher,| | who also became \Lillian Russell's| | husband Edward Arnold, as Diamond Jim | Brady, another of her countless ad- | mirers, Lewisohn, the copper | carrillo as Tony Pastor, feld of his era and “discoverer” | Lillian Rus | perurnmnces e — ELKS TO HAVE - MOTHERS' DAY % Sosnipal S - men were injured in the crash. king, Announcement, i 1 i | Sunday, May 11, at 2 o'clock in the | Elks Auditorium. | public is cordially invited to attend. | ublic delnfln(l" when their present the event _ KINY Staff Dines At Baranof Hotel Staff members nnd former em- polyees of radio station KINY gath- So are gag writer, Chico an orchestra a uuge actor, Young Harry lutas Is Wed at Kenai fo Miss Eleanor Parrish | Harry I. Lucas, Jr., and Miss | Eleanor Parrish were married Sat- urday night at Kenai, Alaska, nc-:Annual card Pany | cording to a radiogram received by Mayor and Mrs. Lucas Saturday. | H Id b R b k h The bride is the daughter of a | e y e e a S pioneer Alaska family. Her grand-| Another successfui waile elepham father was Superintendent of |card party was held Saturday after- Schools in Juneau about thirty incon at the I1.O.O.F. Hall by the years ago and her parents, Mr. and | Rebekah Lodge. A dessert-luncheon Mrs. Truman Parrish have lived in |preceded the affair ‘and during the Kenai, where Mr. Parrish is prn-‘nf[ernocn Mrs. Kay Halm provided prietor of a general merchandise |entertainment as “Professor Quizz”. business, for the last twenty years.! Honors for bridge were won by Mr. Lucas was graduated from |Mrs. Ralph Mize, first; Mrs. C. C. | Juneau High Schoel in 1938 and at- | Rulaford, second, and Mrs. R. Dav- tended the University of Alaska. He |lin, low. Pinochle awards left Juneau last November for the given Mrs. E. M, Polley, high and Westward where he had a position [Mrs. Bert Lybeck, low. with the Civil Aeronautics Board i 7 and for the last several months has| Subscrive 0 the Dally Alaska been employed by Mr Parrish at’ Empire—the paper with the largest Kenai. paid circulation. | Iris Room of the Baranof Hotel. | Covers were laid for fourteen. "Wrife $30,000, Carolyn’ Carolyr: Lee was much more interesied in the wo writer than in a one-year contract with Paramount Studios in Holly- weed calling for a minimrm salary of $80,000. She played with the typewriter in a nearby room while her mother, Mrs. Evelyn Copp, the Zleg~ lieves gas pains. of | Butler-Mauro Drug Co.—in Douglas ell, all give mewiorable | by uuy smmxs Dmlz s:ore SERVICES SOON| was made today | that the Junieau Elks Lodge will hold | | their agnual Mothers' Day Services | | Merle Janice Schroeder will sing several Mothers’ Day songs, accom- | panied by Mrs. Carol Beery Davis | at the piano and the Rev. John L. | Cauble will deliver the eulogy. The | J. L. Gray is chairman in charge of | | ered for dinner last evening in the | were | } | Where the Better Big Pietures Play! TSh oY AGAIN TONIGHT! | 8 EdMous Late World News | ¥ e | ED G. ROBINSON | “MAGIC BULLET” | “No Harsh Laxatixes For Me | ADLERIKA gives me proper action, ‘ is pleasant and easy. Used ADLER~ | IXA pest 10 years for :pells of con- Warren William as Jesse| stipation.” (A, W.-Vi) ADLERIKA Leo | usually clears bowels quickly and re- Get it TODAY. adv, | NOTICEOF HEARING ON FIN- AL ACCOUNT AND REPORT AND PETITION FOR ¥INAL ! DISTRIBUTION | NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN | that on “April 25th, 1841, MARIE PETERSON, as administratrix of the estate of E. J. BATH, deceased, made and filed in the above-entitled | Court at Sitka, Alaska, her Final | Account and Report and Petition | for Distribution, and that on said day the said Court entered its order | directing that’a hcaring be had upon said Final Account and Report and Petition before it on Saturday, June 28, 1941, at 10:00 o'clock A. M., at the office of the said United | States Commissioner, Sitka Commis- sioner’s Precinct, Territory of Al- aska, and requiring all persons to | then and there appear and make their objections, if any, theréto, and [ to the settlement thereof and to the payment and distribution of all of | the residue and remainder of 'this | estate to JOHN BATH of Browns- ville, Nebraska, the father and only | surviving heir of deceased. Dated at Sitka, Alaska, this flfll | day of April, 1041, | (Seal) ~ WILLIAM W: KNIGHT, U. S. Commissioner and Ex- officio Probate Judge. First publication, April 28, 1941, | Last publication, May 19, 1941. Subscrive w0 the Daily Alask Empire-~the paper with the lurln | mid ecirculation. Babies are km with soft lno-. remember that! Aad unless those fittle bones pet enough Vitamia D, the sunshine vitamin, riclcets result. That's why many doctors recommend sun baths every day all year "round. On Winter's darkest days, all through rainy Spring, you can give your ‘baby beneficial ultra-viojet— with a ({l- Sunlamp—the nesarest thing to nawral Summer sun. A short_exposure every day under & G-E Sunlamp will give your child as much Vitamin D as an hout'of Summer sunshite. GENERAL ERECTRIC SUNLAMPS NOW ONLY $32.95 G-E Sunlamps have been reduced to about half what they cost when first introduced a few years See the new models today. Model illustrated $33.95. New, beautiful S-4 type lamp, $32.95. ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO. GRS G| E Sunhmp' are Council of the Ameri ln ““won court approval of the contract in a Los Angeles court. The con- tract calls for a salary of $1,250 a week for at least 24 weeks of work and three pictures,