The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 25, 1941, Page 5

OCTOBER 25, 1941 i THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA rrBk A s Ay RUNAWA Y ON W HEELS_while Driver Earl Ackert of Staatsburg, N. Y., was breakfast- s milk truck-and-trailer van down a grade, jumped a sidewalk and crashed e of Samuel Butterwurth tirat the house had to be jacked up, to exiricate the vehicle, “\l?r persons were jolted out of bed by the impact and ured siightly, CALLING THE POLICE—_J. Edgar Hoover, head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, logks over a model policeman’s 7 M DOWN IN BLACK AND WHITE_Fender and bumper are painted white in this “black~ ollskin uniform, part of an air-raid exhibit in Washingtoh. Cop carries a radiophone, On bels is a “blackout” lamp, out” display of auto headlight being examined in Washington by Hugh Clegg, assistant F.B.L chlef. D Y _And don’t make any e eracks about that mustache, be- ; ;i ! A ) . former THEATRICAL DOINGS_Ailfred Lunt (right), actor (Califor~ who’s having a hand at direcling “Candle in the Wind,” a2 new ) is.a working feotball player play in which Helen Hayes appears, checks over details with the with the New York pro Giants, star and with Maxavell Anderson, who wrote the play. i UP IN THE AIR OVER ALMA MATER—A( the time, Bob Wallis (86) of Northwestern gav he had, aerially, trys ing to block the kick of Bill Quick (32), Kansas State quarter, but the ascension didn't work. Wildcats flattened the Kansans, 51-9, S | R E N_Black lace creates glamor in this Jo Copeland eve- ning gown designed with a long torso over-blouse worn over a black jersey sheath. There's a JAPANESE N o D FOR U.S.A:—_when the U.S. Luzon, flagship of the U.S. nnau siver daring slit to the knee. patrol, entered Shanghai, China, sailors on a Japanese war vessel thus saluted her. o onoet ST s — : ‘ : town produc! ville, Tenn,, x: SENATOR s::s FOR HlMsELF_nmfm..u...mu for a-Senat it WAX" AT WORK_¥t the two and a half mannequins coimnv s SIRVICl_vm-um mummu ’.‘m‘."it.':.,.i’.“‘.‘.,“ -S:x'fe' :a"ffl tée Studylig the possibility of using gliders to'train pilots for U.S. armed Socose St .m:;n' osier. assembled Wih Katherine Stubergh, Los Angeles store mannequin Quanfico, Va., and other service euhnmehh are planned by Alma a West Virginia Democrat, climbed into a glider at-Clinton, Md. With hint are Charles T. Malone, Ameri- maker, were ini the flesh, you'd have a window full of glamor, um»u (right) of Venice, C iss America of National Des ' ¥hey are Marlene Dietrich, Hedy Lamarr and Greta Garbo,, ense,” and bes Uraveling m Janet Mantel! (left) moment in a pearl-patterned light blue dinner dress. san Glider Association president, and Ted Billok (right)-of Chelsea, Mich., an N.Y.A. supervisor.