The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 24, 1941, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE TUEbDA\ JUNE 24, 1941. ‘““‘““T"“"""‘" "KITCARSON" ON | Society Debur PICTUREOF OL |~ LasTTIMES LASTTIMES AS oo i | GUSHERS NOW AT TONIGHT CAPITOL FEATURE & . 20TH CENTURY { Dramatic Action Takes <% 4 | Frances Farmer, John Gar- Place Along Historic ; . field, Pat 0'Brien in Early-Day Roads o5 g | "Flowing Gold” o s »AT ] ; Even More Thilling Then 4 Showing at the 20th Century for "';h oy of Oll" 0 BR' E N t times tonight will be 3 voThe Lives of the Men Last Times Tonight Gold starring John Whe Yo S in Rox Beoch's fafmous'story | Preview 1:15 A. M Tcmqh A : ; ekl France Farmer, and Put 2 R S i | O'Brien Ryl INER GRUS. First Net1 Piste-~ "Cmss (:i)llllil’y Romance” hat were laid out . ¥ F¥fne iocide 6t tHb’ Aboarilo acs q RAYMUND WALBURN + CLIFF EDWARDS « TOM KENNEDY - mneudfirlm GREEN . A WARI 1 § . s # il e g | tion-drama is Texas' great oil fields, b 4 the sprawling strp of land where men ruthlessly fight to capture ™ flewing gold—-the rich blac that has lain in waiting s histo: i nto the a g "‘]-‘;j”j'”“:_“~'”\‘(‘§“fm EEounns . —-—— TONTG AT AND WEDNESDAY I8 AR, ¢ : AKIM TAMIROFF greed, and high |dnmu : F > 8 “THE WAY 9}' ALL m’_’_ !ohl Gartield wnd Pat O'Brien are ork MRS. GREFE wells from cons ) L ~ A i E IS HONORED i rivals, and again come (o . 1 aer rescue when the wells are set 3 | AT lUNCHEON ‘ | | flame. The likeable trio are well 1 wited to their parts, Garfield and In honer of Mre. Roy Qrefe, who " ¥Brien having had a gr f % £ 5 X | is visiting hiere, Mrs, F. A Metcall wtic ac \nne Bullitt and father xperienc rugged, virile, roles, & p 3 |enteituined a few of her intimate e very shile Miss Farmer will be remem- * i % friends al a Juncheon in the Irls © buffalo herds had Anne Bullitt, daughter of Willlam | o .; by many filmgoers as the s {Room of the Bavanot this after- p groov C. Bullitt, former aimbassador 49 | syely outdpur heroine - of Bana, § L | nooy). G 2 a ade her formal debut into | ‘@rber’s “Come and Get It.” a hit 5 | ncluded in the party were Mes- n Washington. Miss Bul- I several years ago. | i dames Emma Perelle, 8. J. Mac- -ow 3 BBY iinon R J. Sommers, H, E. Glo- e e CAME TO RIGHT PLACE_after two years of yearn- ATEENTION « REnehany a portrait gown of white nm'..u & wad of chewing gum, these refugees from Europe arrived and social session of tylje, simple bodice with off-the- NOTICk ", A in New York and had no trouble gratifying their want. They even s at 8 pm. Wednesday,| shoulder neckline and & full bout pricey KNOWS UPS AND DOWNS [Epie Vet i > A ” i —Flying is almost the | A shared the first stick. Mimi Low (left) of Switzerland and Sonje. June 25. fant skirt. ATRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing middle name of Mary Zerbel (above), who at 20 years of age 18 | e, Helen Cass, and Rey Hag- in U.S. She and A I'ne tables were decorfited Benja umln::::; (:t:::l and ‘:‘:n‘x)ew:mdahp\fll unn))):: to buy gum for E. TUCKER, ir route from Seattle to Nome, on the youngest of 21 women flying instructors 3 3is oo Secretary. | BUY DEFENSE STAMPS sale at J. ® Burford & Co. adv. student-pllot Roy Martin are at Los Angeles airport. Pwith patited duisies. III lhIII;IIHIIIIIII A mnnmmunummn.unmm||||umu'umm|m||||umu|'mnu.uumm||nu'nuu|mnumnmummumummmnuunmmuummumn||um|ummmmmu|mmmmm|mmum'.mmuuuluum||uuumu||mmm|ul||||||||||||||||mmn|uu||||||u|uumumnnnmmflnm_ at the COLISEUM THEATRE ]. 3-BIG DAYS-==3 ' Tuesday—Wednesday—Thursday JUNE 24-25-26 5 D()N’T MISS THIS BIG EVENT! FREE COOKING SCHOOL COLISEUM THEATRE AFTERNOONS——————JUNE 24-25-26 AR A O COME AND SEE V|TAM.on'COQKmo & s demonstrated [ FR EE! LEARN HOW it protects vitamins, minerals, o il ol and rich, natural food flavors. MENUS...recipes, . HO l"'flD OUT WHY it’s simple and easy with a u'EHOLD HINTS Westinghouse gz«m Range You'll love this new “RECIPE” for more delia cious and healthful meals for your family. Discover the LOW COST N OF MODERN ELECTRIC COOK- i i e e e e e T B KN S S b e b —— ING WITH A WESTINGHOUSE 4 Where Your Dollar Buys a | | Bl Monte CANNEB FOGDS 3 > BLECTRIC RANOE o, Have been popular with Alaskans f Dollar s Worth of Goods have the only complete line of DEL ?uroy:'r:;:‘:n;se 1 . [ and VEGETABLES in Juneau. Deon’t fail, either, to The word “CC-OP” means what it implies . . . try our delicions FRESH VEGETABLES — they're cooperation with YOU, to insure that our name of always fresh—always delicious! e “THRIFT” will have a de.finile meaning. : ! A VALUABLE DOOR PRIZE WILL BE AWARDED EACH DAY! THRIFT CO-OP | 201H (ENTURY GROCERY | |visim™™ | Parsons Eleqtnc:Co 318 Main St.” Phone 767 | | Phone 603 e e | ) | R e e s 3 |IIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIllIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllll{llllllllllllllfllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllmmlllllllllllllflfilllllllllmmllllIlllllIIllllIlIlIIlllllIlIlIIIll