The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 25, 1941, Page 3

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1941 T#M THE CAPITOL HAS THE-BIG PICTURES AND NEWS THAT 18 NEWS NOW! MONIGOMERY AND SUNDAY PREVIEW TONIGHT || CAROLE LOMBARD wonpay | (st B (s 1STAR INNEW FILM MATINEE SUNDAY : TUESDAY | - Show Placo of juneau Capitol to Show "“Mr. and 2:00 P. M. Mrs. Smith” - Comedy of Dom'ashc Debate (he troubles of a young "married le who find they arenit ma: | | | | THEY'RE AT EACH | | | | Iried after all, comprise the bas of “Mr. & Mrs. Smith,” the new comed vehicle for Carole Lom- bard and Robert Montgomet whick opens Sunday at the Capi- f tol Theatre | - Three years of contented quar- relling and domestic de e have The story of mada. the. time. pass, pleasamtly’ for | On hearing the news, Mrs. Smith assumes her husband will at once remarry her, but he happens. to % ave an ill-timed sense of humor |that impells him to postpone the wedding bells, not knowing that she knows about the surprise P .As a result she turns the tables 2 Ly lon her husband, and his law part- CK ner enters the as a candidate ALPRED“ITCHCQ fot the lady’s hand, making the who thrilled you with | twosome into & triangle. The en- “REBECCA" |suing ‘complications lead up to the | pieture’s hilarious climax, and are said to make “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” one of the years gays offerings. Besides the two stars, the cast includes Gene Raymond top-fea- tured as the partner, and Philip Merivale, Jack Carson, Lucile Wat- son, Betty Compson, Esther Dale and Charles Halton. Alfred Hitch- cock, the distinguished British di- rector, directed the production for RKO Radio from Norman Krasna's SHORTS Third Dimension Murder “One of the Greatest Novelty Subjects Ever Made.” Walt Disney Cartoon Latest News of the Day Last Times Starts San Francisco Docks TONIGHT 7:10pm. Meet the Wildcat original sereen-play. Playing for the last times to- ——————— Inight are “Meet the Wildcat” and | “Ssan Francisco Doc | e — Ncws Gunld Hc1d7 MGOSEHEART FLM 'YUKON BRINGS 10 START SUNDAY | EIGHT PERSONS ELKS TO DEDICATE NEW CLUB Big Even f Will Be Cele- brated Tonight by Mem- bers Only and Ladies | nvmt film “Young wil be shown at the 20th | wy ‘Tneatre starting Sunday,! will precede the regular fea-| Arriving from the Wesiward at 9 The film is a deseription and |o'clock this morning, the steamer tion of the purpose of| Yukon brought eight passengers to rt. Juneau and remained in port only explained in the film, Moose- |long enough to permit a group of a glowing example of {he | Juneau residents to board, sailing millennium, which can be |south at 9:30 o'clock. by having complete con-| Those coming here were Fred Ol- ren so they | son, George Sohn, Jean Potter, Sam \Besolofl‘ E. M. Ray, Albert Jack, L. King, Ivan Darnell. Thirty-four persons, including the | M FROM WESTWARD The C and ture expl M A art health cobteined trol of the lives of chil can be protected against disease. Wwith its direct program of preven- Mooseheart —gives ¥ is | i I two who were ‘!.'nu £ ns; but havedone noth-| ing to prepare them for the shoc perfectly mated... of .learning. that thelr marriage is {not valid—that they are quite [ree to ma anyone the wish, in- dividually and severally! { . and disclaimed ative me e, :nr boys and girls altention lm‘ F neovie “‘"“d"“; , who carved a of representative homes in any BV @I ] successtully e ey fll,mmumw . | walk from Hazelton, B, C., to Skag- J“;:;i;lahlf"fi;e iige L During the past 27 ye 3957, Way, sailed for the south today on e g’ i i “. E skl children have been admitted -to |the steamer Yukon. 4 fladite ! meet i the new olub Mooseheart, which has the enviable Passage money for t?]e Pencovic }r_Dio.m.s un. join in general m,uw ,rd of only one death a year on|Party, including Dr. and Mrs. F. H ties (‘Pléblf}tlnu the ogcasion. verage. Pencovie and their two children, | The entire club. rooms will bej his is a remarkable record ow- d the doctor's seg‘otarv, Rutl.) | thrown open for inspection, then ing to the fact that the population| Alic Britzell, and his “assistant,” |card playing in the ladies’ lounge paid by the |and dancing in the ballroom at Mooseheart averag home prides ren. The children’s itself on the fact that for the last gix years there have been no deaths on the grounds As few people realize the signifi- es 1200 child- Edward Griffith, was ¥ They wer They arrived in Juneau week, destitute and cisgusted. still disgusted when they Pencovic declared, although tination had been relieved left, Dr. | their d cance of the work carried on at|% some extent by Pencovic’s gamb- | Mooseheart, the film ‘“Young Am-‘lmu o should prove most interest-| The sambling relieved the De- partment of Welfare of th ercom — e~ FCRTUNE MAGAZINE WRITER IN JUNEAU Jean Pottm‘. Fm tune Magazine | survey writer, who is compiling re- | ports for an article about Alaska to be published in an early issue of the magazine, returned to Juneau this morning on the steamer Yukon after a month in Interior and West- ward towns. Miss Potter, who spent two weeks in Juneau interviewing Territorial and Federal officials, before going to the Interior, plans to sail for the States next week. She is staying at the Bar RI'T"LRPORD RI'TURNS Roy wuerford, of <ie Juneau Sawmills, returned to Juneau on the Alaska after a business trip to the westward and interior. Made fo Order ASK FOR PRICES SEE OUR CATALOG The Empire | Taylor, berg, A. D. Hulen, Erne: | 6AA BANQUET DATE | ecretary --treasurer. and board bills, which the depart- ment had been paying, it being felt |that anyone who can aiford to uan\blp can afford to pay his living exp&mes However, an anonymos |Juneau resident payed the party's | expenses sterday . “All T want to do is io get back Pencovic said. to the State: “People are hy Pencovic and ssigned (o stee 4 aboard the vessel, ti children travelling first class. Total | passage expense by Alaska's tax-| paying “hypocrites” to get the Pen- coyies out of town came to $166. | Also leaving on the steamer were the following from Juneau: To Petersburg—C. B, Owsley, A.| E. Glover, Mrs. Thomas Evenson,| 8. L. Johnson, George A. Durnford; J. R. Lynch. To Ketchikan—Miss M. Maritake, J. 8. Cowgill, J. W. Gucker. To Seattle—J. A. Jacobson, James Bogart, Arthur 8. Rose, Besse M. Farlowe, Helen E. Junes, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fensen, Charles Gra- ham, Frank Wright, Jr, Clarence; Sam Jackson, G. H. Giss-| C. Scofield. pecrites. | Gritfith were| rccomodations women and | il Jel o AN ] IS SET FOR NOV. 14 Planned as the first and biggest | social event of the year, a Girls| Athletic - Association banquet to! which all girls taking physical 2ducation will be invited is to be held in the gymnasium November 14 according. to this weeks J Bird.| With Thea Hansen presiding, the| athletic fems of J High began their | ip41-42 term of activities with a short business meeting at which Verna Gruber was elected vice- oresident and Marilyn Merritt, Miss Helen dendricks enters her second year| as adviser to the J Club { Duties of the members of the| 2lub -deal mainly with assisting Miss Hendricks in fifth period and| ifter-senool gym’ classes. Appom-J | Cahill; | Marilyn Merritt; |ity. The couple were married i the fisheries Milton M. Murray | ilton M. Murray, above, assist- it city editor of the Detroit Times, is one of the two candi- dates for president of the Ameri- can Newspaper Guild. The-other, Donal Sullivan of Boston, is the tncumbent. Results of the ref- srendum election are expected to be announced soon. ed as managers of sports through-| out the year are the following:| volley ball, ping Cahill, Mari- pong, Doris basketbaii, lyn Merritt, Anna Lois Davis; bad- | minton, Thea Hansen, Verna Gru- ker; soft ball, Anna Lois Davis, Marilyn Merritt, shuffleboard, Ver- na Gruber, Thea Hansen. e DIVORCE . ASKS Lei | divorce from - Alfred Harper, Al- | aska Juneau Mine employee, here today on grounds of incompatibil- in Juneau in 1935. e ——————— ON SPEED BOAT TRIP . Paul Thompson, fisheries agent, left here on a fisheries speed boat today for Wrangell, where he will lay up the three speed boats of service for the win- ter, theit return here on the Brant, ———————— NOME MARSHAL HERE B. B. Mozee, United States Mar- | shal at Nome, is due to arrive in Junedu this afternoon on a Pan Am- erican Lodestar from Seattle, He will visit here before continuing to his home. hamasensey o o amureimsd Sixteenth century, armour mak- crs discovered that fluting metal gave it strength and rigidity with- out adding weight, a principle used today with corrugated iron and girders. B NOTICE AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing air route from Seattle to Nome, on sale at J. B. Burford & Co. adv. - e BUY DEFENSE STAMPS Anna Lois Davis, Dons‘ | Lani Harper filed suit for The affair will begin tonight at |9:30 o'clock, not 10:30 or 11 o'- |clock and those first attending will be given advantage positions. The bowling alleys will also be opened for general inspection but ,no bowling will be permitted. A special souvenir program, de- ntmlmg the history of the lodge and | describing the renovated structure will be- given to all, according to Exalted Ruler Earle L. Hunter. The committee in charge pro- | mises all Flks and their ladies a genuine good time. ! give THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA BARRYMORE IS HERE SUNDAY, 20TH CENTURY "'The Greal Profile” Good Cast Supporting Well Known Star John Barrymore give credit where credit ‘is due| but, so far, he has been unable m‘ locate the person to whom he can| full credit for: nicknaming | him “The Great Profile.” | During the filming of “The Great | Profile stars. him and| comes to the 20th Century Sunday,| the question arose as to who had is “trying to which bestowed this fanciful appellation upon him. From a story then mak- ing the rounds, most people were under the impression that he him- self coined this title. It seems that when Barrymore was playing com- edy in his early youth he said to have announced that he was| giving it up to go into heavy dra- ma because, he was supposed to have put it, “I have u great profile Barrymore destroyed this legend all credit. On the The Great Profile,” Barry- more certain ‘that he had nothing to do with origination of his nickname. “It's a good story,” he said, cept that it isn't quite true. set of “ex- How- aver, ‘1 will 'assume -credit for it until they dig up the man who first hung it on me.” Supporting Barrymore in “The Great Profile,” is a brilliant cast including Mary Beth Hughes, Gregory Ratoff, John Payne, Anne Baxter and Lionel Atwill. Walter Lang directed and Raymond Grif- fith was associate producer. - LUNCH BOXES OF SELECTEES ARE PACKED Juneau Wofi%'s Club De- livers Food Donated by Local Merchants Lunch boxes for the Juneau sel- ectees who left this morning aboard the. Fornance were packed last night by members of the National Defense Committee of the Woman's Club in the basement ol the Meth- odist Church. “The thirty boxes, containing fruit, sandwiches, cake, candy and gum, were delivered to the boys as they boarded the ship this morning. Local merchants donated the food for the boxes, and the boxes themdelves were donated by the| B. M. Behrends Company. Gro- |ceries contributing were Garnick's, California, George Brothers, Piggly- Gastineau, Has| i | | | | | ‘LAST TIME TCNIGHT— PREVIEW g TONIGHT [ENTURY SUND AY 1:15 A M. 2:00 P/'M. ° STARTS‘ SUNDAY— A RlOT OF lAUGHS [E e e N Bing Crosby in “Rhythm On the River” MATINEE A b John Barrymore is America’s ‘‘four most’’ actors. ., He has made Barrymore a trademark like Smith Brothers, Buick, Coca Cola, Camels, Heinz and Mazola. ' % He hates Leap Years, milk shakes, derby hats; stag parties, and alimony payments. & iy N He likes everything else. 3 * K R He believes that all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy but that all fun and _no play makes for standing room only. * we ity All you need for a Bnrrymorc play is a synopsis.. And you can. hoil that.down to the entrance line. Barrymore will evep omit that. And get applause. * * Nine out of ten actors live'ina deldly fear that they will forget their lines. Barrymore lives i |n a léar that he WON'T. . ok John was born with a silver spoon in his mouth, and is winding up with the silver screen in hu Inp. bt * So here's mlohn Burrymore -BOTH of him! .. by H. 1. Phillips famous Ameicu humorist, who knows what's fun?” JOHN BARRYMORE with o great oll-lough cast: MARY BETH HUGHES ‘s GREGORY RATOFF « JOHN PAYNE « ANNE BAXTER + LIONEL ATWILL Produced by DARRYL F. ZANUCK Assoéicte Producer RAYMOND GRIFFITH « Directed by WALTER LANG + Original Screen Ploy by Milton Sperling and Hilary Lyan + A Twentieth Century - Fox ‘Picture SHORT SUBJECTS Ao B Wokio News o L I mu e Wheels of the Spirtt 1ED-C0 " COLISEUM-THE M. iNVI MARR iccked in at the! Red Shied room by next Thursday evening. On Sat- urday morning, the model ships will s i it el s Spoke Tob Lale where they will be placed.on display | - L o i until the competitive flights of the g P e, ships begin. at. 1:30 pam. BALTIMORE, ‘Md., Oct. 25: — A The public is invited and urged Negro who described himself as to attend the meet, Roth sald, an “amateur preacher” was which will be the largest display of brought . into court for disturbing model airplanes ever assembled in ine peace with @ curbstone sers |the Territory, 'mon delivered -at 4 am. - l MODEL PLANE : MEET 10 BE IN FAIR BUIlDING Public Invited fo Attend- dmission to the meet Will be| .gmen ¢he spirit : moves you, Al free, Roth said, and the carnival it spirit will sbide, with Rotarians ¢ €xplaiged to the judge, fyou've got to leb 1t out.”: furnishing hot dogs, coffee and soft Local Aviation Men fo Judge Ships Juneau’s first model airplane meet will be held in the Southeast Alaska Roy H. Gillespie, repre.enfative Fair Building a week from today, it of a Seattle fruit firm, left for the was announced last night by Harold | south aboard the Alaska on a busi- Roth, Chairman of the Rotary Club |ness trip, Committee in charge of the event. ——————— The committee will pack 16 more| Roth made his announcement at a | boxes tomorrow for the remaminx:meeung of the more than 50 hoys selectees who will be taken to Chil- (who will enter the planes in the koot Barracks on the return trip of | meet, who gathered last night in the the Fornance. |Red Shield Reading Room, along e | with a number of Rotarians who are STEP to Health with Better | working on u,rnngemems for the' Feet, Phone 648. Chiropodist Dr. \ model flights. I steves adv.| Roth announced that two of the| —— | three judges already chosen will be “And how dou uw -mru move you?” “Like a mm mel. Jl.ld‘!- So the preacher went free, after promising that the . little . wheel wouldn't turn between mmlh& and 6 am. ————— ‘The hippopotamus, “the largest acquatic hoofed, animal, sometimes reaches a welght of four lons, g LA-MACBMSTS Moets Monday LOCAL 514 ag u nc‘!'nn.r.on.mu. Wiggly, 20th Century, Home Grocery, Bert's, Irving's The Coop Grocery and Joe Thibodeau. Meat markets who gave contribu- tions were Hutchings, Sanitary| Meat, 20th Century Meat. Alaska| Meat and. American Meat. Bakerie: which donated food were | the San Francisco, the Peerless, the | Star and, Sully's. drinks for the crowd. . ————————— GILLESPIE GOES SOUTH Subscribe for The Empire. ! )N U. S. Newsman in Nazi ]a mugglad out of Eumpe thlu hitherto the. well-known ‘war ‘correspondent, Jay Allen, Jr., behind the bars | in a German military prison at Chalan-sur-Saone, in Occupied France, Allen asTested in March of this year and 5ot released until July, 1 Alex Holden, pilot with the Alaska 1 Coastal Airways, and. Woody Bur- | nett, aeronautics instructor. The . Ithird judge will be an aviation ex~{} ENTERPRISE FUND, : % e |pert from Pan American Airways, z | Roth declared. Daily ‘Alaska ‘Empire, Boys building planes for the meet | { Junecu; Alaska - - | were told last night that they must ihave all their ships completed and .. hereby donate NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL REPORT .OF ADMINISTRATOR n the Commissioner’s.Court for the Territory of Alaska, mmlan Num- | ber One. l 5y (Name articles or amount of money on line above) as a subscription {o the fund'to provide roaanflenal fiucil- ities for Juneawu men at Chilkoot Barracks.: i & Clip the abdve coupon out and present it with your subsctiption: at the-office oi The Daily Alaska Empirear at a Juneau bank. Before FELIX GRAY, Commissioner and ex-officio Probate Judge, Ju- neau Preeinct, lnuumtmoluullhuotcm (CHARLES) ~ BIERNOTH, - de- ceased . . NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that N, C: Banfield; Aflminhtutér i Bier%“mflled here-| in his Pinal Repert and & peflflm' | for Decree of Distribution of said! “estate, and that a hearing will:Be' held ‘before the undersigned @b’ Juneau, ' Alaska, on..December 13 1941, ;8¢ which time il -persons | having.objection to the ‘manner in which said estate was administered, [the. closing of the. same or the | entry of a decree of dumwmn\ as prayed for in said Teport and | petition, may appear before ' the undersigned at 10° o'clock A. M.’ | of said day at Juneau; Alasks, mdi | be heard. | Dated at Juneau, Alaska, October | 110th, 1941. ‘ SRl FELIX GRAY, ; Co! er and ex-offi- cio Probate Judge, Juneau | (sEAL) First publication, Last pablienwm,‘ uflPfl‘hll‘!M p!clm‘swn’ 11, 1941 Nov.