The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 31, 1941, Page 3

SHOW HLACE m“.J;r‘NEAU Last Time Tonight! ' 24P THE LAUGH RIOT S\l 2 \d SHORTS: | PREVIEW—1:15 a.m. Tonight Bundles of Bliss “Golden Fleecing” and Latest News Flashes “5 Little Peppers in Trouble” \4 > . arles J. Knapp (left), N., put the finishing toi [ Sergeant class, U. 8. Los Angeles model and Loraine Gettman, actress, in' a model versus The contest was to determine whether actress contest at Hollywood. <ix Hollyweod models had as much parts of the country. It ended in BOUGLAS, NEWS FATE IS PROPOSED FOR SPECIAL ASSESSMENT A third plan for raising addition- funds to help, the city of Doug- FIAT of Equalization at itg meeting last night as a of taxpayers joined in a discussion with the d A at sum for each property { the town in such amount total would raise the sum is the Ilatest 'suggestion apparently most equitable for Other methods proposed cen- tered on size and location of 'lots as basis for a special assessmeht. There were two or three reghests for readjustments of regular assess- ments and the Board hearings will probably go to one more session, at which time other cnmplnmis may be heard as well as additional ideas for the extra taxation to Re in- cluded in their recommendations to the Council, e e the required that HOSPITALIZED FOR A DAY Sanle Degan was a patient for just today as he entered St. Ann's Hospital this morning to have his tonsils removed. Due to general weakness in his condition the op- eration had to be postponed to some later date and he is due home this evening. ———.— WIND UP 4TH AFFAIRS For the purposé of settling up| outstanding accounts,’ against the B .[FORTH TOUR IS . and Edward L. Falls, radioman first uches to the make-up of Pat Hecht, | glamour as six actresses from other | a tie, Douglas 4th of July Association| and attend to any other business| that may come up, a final meet- ing of the organization is called | for Saturday evening at 7 o'clock| in City Hall, by Mayor Bonner, | chairman. | SEEING ALASKA; | WILL STOP HERE Members of the second annual| Forth Magazine all-expense tour| to Alaska are aboard the Aleutian | arriving in Juneau late tomorrow evening or Saturday, on their way to the Westward. While in Juneau they will visit the Holy Trinity| Cathedral and other points of in- terest. The tour left Chicago July 25, and on the cross country trip to | Seattle went through l_vtinnesotn, North Dakota, the Rockies, and | Mount Rainier National Park. Frém Juneau the group will travel to Cordova, Valdez and Sew- ard, and will stop at Haines and | Skagway on their return. They will be back in Juneau about Aug- ust 10, continuing their trip South. The return to Chicago will be by way of -Portland, the Columbia River Highway, and Yellowstone Park. —— HENDRICKSON RETURNS | Lance Hendrickson, chief clerkin| the Juneau office of the Fish and| | Wildlife Service, has arrived here| | by plane after a . three-week tnp' | to Anchorage and the: Interior. ! —————— { | BUY DEFENSE BONDS | A NATIONAL FAVORITE FOR THE PAST 7 YEARS! National Distillers Products Corporafion, New York, N. Y. | Pangborn, | of others who appear | JESSIE FRASER | Marriage of Well Knownu, W. C_ FIELD B. R FULL OF USUAL / COMIC TRICKS Capltol Film Shows ,Well | Known Comedian in i Hangs 9. Scaweed o T % Mountain In Crete 3. Bristies nt | Bank Officer Role ioping letter 8% MGSE ooy i 23, The southwest :‘3 'I"I‘”':‘h trunk f | Filled with Fleldsian whimsicall- 4 "Woman | ties, Universal'ls “The Bank Dick,” Aeriform fluld . 4 3% Underhanded is spilling a big bag of tricks at 3 person the Capitol Theatre. 34 ‘1~..».m|,- 6. l'fl';gw;“'ed 4 35 Decorate For years the star, W. C. Fields,| 33 Swiss canton 1. Fish has been acclaimed one of the Dregs » greatest comedians on the Ameri- can stage pr screen. The henor has never been disputed, but if any| proof were needed, it is here in his| latest picture. | More typically Fields' material| than any of the star’s more recent! productions, Fields appears as a special guard in a bank, a role he | has long wanted to play. Fields is starred solo—which means he has |the bulk of the comedy business| | to cari ‘ | The original screenplay, by Ma- | hatma Kane Jeeves, is full of op-| | portunities for the comedian to | play his effective spontaneous, ad | |lib type of comedy acting, and| | director Eddie Cline has wisely al- | lowed Fields to indulge himself and | ‘ln make the most of the oppor- | tunities offered. Cline is an old-| i time comedian and comedy direc- tor, knows good comedy b when he sees it, whether it K RS : E EERANE KKK written into his script or mot. | includes Una Merkel, Richard Pur- Ralph, Cora Witherspoon, Dave| NOI EMplov A“Y Oliver, merous comedy sequences Aiding and abetting Fields in|~ “The Bank Dick” is a cast which SAwMIllS Musl cell, Shemp Howard, r‘rank]m Grady Sutton, JP&\!" Harlan Briggs and scorcs | in the nu-| with | which the picture is crammed. | e — Michael Haas, rritorial Labor | Commissioner, has called the at- | tention of Alaska employers to two |new Federal regulations, August 1, governing the employ-| nt of minors under 18 years of ge. These regulations are Child Labor Orders No. 4 and 5, issued | T0 BE BRIDE OF THEODOR MACK the of Fair | der the child-labor provisions Labor Standards Act. Order No. 4, Mr. Haas said, effect of setting a minimum Couple Will Take Placein = of 18 vears in au oceupations lin logging and all occupations in Juneau Church Tonight |any sawmit 1atn min, sningie miu, |or cooperage-stock mill, with cer- The marriage of Miss Jessie Fra-| tAin exceptions. Logging of pulp- ser and Theodor Mack will takee W00d is covered when done in con- Iplace tonight at 8 o'clock in the Dection with the logging of timbs | Resurrection Lutheran Church. The| for other uses but not where pu Rev. John L. Cauble will perform| wood only is logged. Excepted from the - ceremony. I the order are: Work in offices and The bride’s attendent will be Mrs. | repair and maintenance shops; Leonard Johnson, and the best man | work in the operation and main- will be Chester Zimmerman. Leon- | tenance of living quarters; work in ard Johnson is to give the bride|timber cruising, surveying and log- away. Ushers will be Tommy |ging-engincering parties; work in Cashen and Gordon Gray. forest protection, and work in the | Miss Fraser is the daughter of | ¢ Mrs. Robert Fraser of Douglas, and has been employed in Juneau in the office of the Territorial Tmas-‘ urer. The groom, who is with the First National Bank, is the son of | the Egil Macks of Seattle. has logging. Hazardous Job Order No. 5, Mr. Haas the effect of establishing |as the minimum age for said, has 18 years employ- [will follow the wedding, w¥th Mrs, | OPeration of power-driven wood- Felix Gray pouring. Assisting wmn working machines, as these occt- the serving will be Mrs. Dame]‘lmuons have been declared particu- | Douglas, Miss Elsbeth Douglas, and larly hazardous for young workers. Mlss Ellzabeth Fraser. Two Mlssmg Eastern Girls Found | The following Lypes of employment | Where body was (ounrl ‘Two missing girls, hunted for sev- eral days, were found slain less than 10 miles apart in Massachu- setts ‘with police attributing both killings to sex maniacs. Cone stance Shipp, 15, of Reading, Mass., missing since July 17, was found slain in a parsonage of a Baptist church less than a block from her home. A 16-year-old parsonage caretaker, Raymond ‘Woodward, has been formally charged with Miss Shipp’'s death. Frances M. Cochran, 19-year-old Lynn, Mass.,, bookkeeper, also migsing since July 17, was found beaten to death in a woods near S“nmpacott less than 10 miles from Reading, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE THURSDAY JULY 3 effective | !by the U .S. Children's Bureau un- | seding or care of animals used i | A reception in the Fraser home,ment in occupations involved in the | 1, 1941 % " The Warner Bros. spy film, Solution Of Yesterday's PUZe. | upyyi;cy Intelligence,” playing. at | 3. Kind of rubber . City In Para- the 20th Century Theatre tonight i B for the last times is of the World 6. Legal convey= War period. . Long low seat . Jewel . Hindu queen . Scandinavian discoverer . Wheeled 8 vehicle . ‘Buglish musi- eal gomposer ance Aged . Dressing for food Blunder Avalanche Babylonian deity Oriental com= mander Empire state: abbr, . Whirl Bursts forth . People subject to one gov- ernmen . Domestic fowl Small stream \EHEE harp paln . Lamb's pen name . Swiss moun- g taing . Handle 3. Newspaper paragraph Cavern Instigate . Exist | in ' conmection with Operating power-driven wood-work ing machines; such « machines, tor*to feed materials having direct control or supervis ion over such machines; and set helping an opera- ting up, adjusting, repairing, oiling | and cleaning them. The from circular saws or guillotine | action, veneer clippers where such- off-bearing \ln saw table or | operation are also covered order. from the point o by thi } Violation Penalties | attention of employers that a vio: |1ation of these orders is a viola tion of the Fair Labor Standard. Act which applies to manufacturers or dealers who shiy goods in interstate commerce deliver such goods for and heavy penalties are pres for such violations,” Mr. H Alaska employers can protec themselve§ from unintentional vio lations ‘of the child-labor provis on file birth certificates minors claiming to be 18 years old employed in occupation: | declared hazardous, as well as cer- | tificates for all 16: for 1-J of the Children’s Bureau ap: plies. This means that an employe | may be protected from an uninten a birth certificate or a baptisma! | 19.” Try a ummm ag m I'ne KmMpir Beaten to Death Frances M. Cochran wood-working machines are covered by the order: feeding material into into them; occupations of orr-bmrmg is done directly from “I wish especially fo call to the s|Mrs, C. E. Walters, producers, or shipment, ribed aid. jons‘of the Federal Act by keeping all or 19 and 17-year-old | mindrs in oceupations not declared hazardous. In Alaska Regulation No. ' TWO FEATURES NOW PLAYING, British Inielllgence with { Karloff and 'On the Spof’ Closing Here Tonight The theme centers pionage and counter-espionage, and results of spy information used war are vividly portrayed. and a British spy working for the Gorman government all at the same thme. Boris Karloff portrays the ace German spy. Practically in every feature Frankie Darro has appeared for | Mcnogram, he is usually seen in | seme complicated mess in which he and his colored cohort, Mantan Moreland, get everybody imvolved. In Frankie'’s current feature, “On the Spot,” the other offering, he becomes embroiled in a situation which results in a pair of murders. Producer Grant Withers lined up la capabie supporting cast for Dar- ro. John St. Polis, veteran screen and Broadway actor, was signed for the role of the druggist. Robert Warwick is seen as Cyrus Haddon, bank president. Mary Kornman, former Hal Roach Our Gang star, Maxine Leslie, a screen newcomer from New York, and Lillian ElHott, who has played | Frankie's mother in several previ- ‘|ous features, b - e —— : Gruenings Entertain For Hmckley, Hoppi {| Gov. .una Mrs, Ernest Gruening ¢ entertained at dinner last night {for Robert H. Hinckley, ‘Surcmry of Commerce, and Mar- | |shall C. Hoppin, Civil Aeronautics ‘R("-lonal Manager for Alaska, -| Others in the party were Al - |Horning, CAA official; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh »|J. Wade, Mr. and Mrs, E. L, Bart- lett, Mr. and Mrs. Gruening, and Peter Gruening. ————————— BUY DEFENSE BONDS 14 W Erie 5 T Membe; ® DUSTPROOF BAG & ® SPOTLIGHT @ ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT and POWER CO. PHONE N - 10TH CENTURY, around es- | in| Margaret Lindsay plays the role! of a girl posing as a German spy | working for the British government | Others signed were | Assistant, : Huntington | WE fiifii hhl,‘in mu'rmul oN G. E. 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He will return to Juneau {and then leave for the Westward and Interior where he has lecture dates. —et——— | | Cash sales accounted for 8.4 per- cent of the 1940 business of 295 credit-granting furniture stores re- Jporting to the Department of Com- merce. WHERE THE BETTER BIG PICTURES PLAY! COMING! i B?dm in fl OF T H’ FILMED AT TAKU RIV. TWO GOOD FEATURE PICTURES! c&—A- LAST TIMES TONIGHT FRANKIE DARRO ONTHE SPCT wirh . MARY KORNMARN MANTAN MORELAND A v TONIGHT and FRIDAY ‘“DR. CYCLOPS”’ IN TECHNICOLOR CALL FOR BIDS ‘The Juneau Public School Béard is calling for bids on the construe- tion of an over-pass and an under- pass at the rear of the Juneau High School. Plans and specifica- tions may be had at the office ef the City Engineer. All bids must be delivered or mailed to the Supt. of Juneau Schools on or before Aug- ust 6, 1941. The School Board re- serves the right to accept or re- ject any or all bids. JUNEAU PUBLIC SOHOOLS. adv. By A. B. Phillips, Supt NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS The Common Council of the City of Juneau will sit as an Equalization Board in the Council Chambers of the City Hall from 8 P. M. to 10 P, M. August 4th, 5th, 6th, and th. The board will consider complaints from taxpayers regarding their as- sessments, and make whatever ad- justments and corrections to the tax roll that are found necessary. After final meeting of the board no further adjustments can be made. ROBERT G. RICE, City Clerk. First publication, July 31, 1941, Last publication, August 6, 1941. BUY DEFENSE STAMPS ISR V’FRE‘E LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SCOTTISH RITE TEMPLE | Friday Evening, August s, 8 o'Clock ‘numxl violation if he has on file : By PAUL STARK SEELEY, Lecturer, C. S. B. | certificate for each minor under of Portland, Oregon r of the Board of Lectureshi Mother Church, The First Church Scientist, in Baston, Massachusetts, Ybu Are Cordially Invnod fo Attend MOTOR-PRIVEN BRUSH HIGH SPEED MOTOR 616 of The Christ, P s L wilapSzasso» i