The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 18, 1942, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE —JUNEAU, ALASKA THE CAPI SHOW PLACE OF JUNEAU! TOL HAS THE BIG ENDS TODAY STARTS SUNDAY——PREV 2T e Rpmecercce. He’s Rough and Tough ...She’s Rough and Ready! « . . and they're the scrappiest pair of love irds since “‘MIN and BILL"! M-G-M presents starring WALLACE BEERY with MARJORIEMAIN /! A i 4 VIRGINIA WEIDLER _ PLU B. P. 0. ELKS Meets every Wednesday at 8 P. M. Visiting Brothers welcome. ARTHUR ADAMS, Exalted Ruler; M. H. SIDES, Secretary. ) 3 % N s LATEST NEWS EVENTS—GLIMPSES OF ™ WASHINGTON STATE—CARTOON NEW INSTRUCTIONS Director, Beau FOR FIRST AIDERS, | CASUALTY GROUPS | First Aid groups and casualty sta- | tion groups are not to report to | the stations during practice “alerts” or even in the case of an actual | raid, until after bombs actually fall, it was announced this morning by | Dr. W. P. Blanton, of the Civil De- [fense Committee. ! In the case of bombs being drop- ped, Fir Aiders and members of the Casualty Station groups are to proceed to their stations with | caution, according to instructions | that have been given to them. he said. In order to give the First Aiders the practice they desire, special | evening alerts for this purpose, at which time Boy Scouts, or others PICTURES? "The Lone Wolf Takes a Chancefi ——— "Dark Streets of Cairo” ty Queen Wed WALLACE BEERY SYLVIA SIDNEY COMES SUNDAY = STARS SUNDAY, TOCAPITOLSHOW 20T CENTURY ‘Barnacle B-iII"Brings Mar- [Humphrey 'Bogarl in ""The jorie Main as Leading | Wagons Roll at Night” | Woman in Comedy | Warner Bros. Thriller | Wallace UE TONITE Beery swash - buckles| Humphrey Bogart stars in “The through thrills and adventure and Wagons Roll at Night”, thrilling makes love like a sentimental Gar-|feature produced by Warner Broth- ;antua in “Barnacle Bill," open- ers which opens on Sunday for a/l ng Sunday at the Capitol Theatre. three day run at the 20th Cen- Che story deals with Beery as a tury Theatre i hiftless waterfront character who, Filled with thrills and excitement, aaving fallen in love and become «The Wagons Roll at Night” brings | esponsible for the care of a small gylvia Sidney back to the screen| laughter. is forced to go to Work, y the type of role that made her| and in doing so becomes champion | ropgys Also in the excellent cast| of a fishing village against a price- | .. pggie Albert, Joan Leslie and iixing combine and hero of the tuna . ;oo equally good How h i Ray Enright directed this Warn- Beery figures in the most comical . e ¥ i . er Brothers feature, in which the| love affair of his career with Mar- 5 | jorie Main, remembered as the “lady |PAce 18 fast and punches are no blacksmith” in “Wyoming.” Their pulled. Bogart is at his best sentimental duets- together are the|the boss of the gang that promises | hilarious highlight of the romance. ‘uick money’ to those who follow | There are tender moments with his lead little Virginia Weidler, playing the| Zane Grey's outstanding story, | small daughter, Beery and Leo Car-| “Western Union,” beautifully pro- tillo have comical waterfront ad- duced in technicolor will be seen | ventures galore, and Berry and at the 20th Century for the last Barton MacLane figure in a vicious times tonight. In the fine cast| fight. There is another fight—for are Robert Young, Randolph Scott,! comedy, when Miss Main and Con- Dean Jagger, Virginia Gilmore and| nie Gilchrist get into a hair-pull- other outstanding stars. | ing battle over the amorous Beery e | sor e PRINCEOLAVTO FEDERAL FUNDS VISIT SEATILE APPROPRIATED FOR TERRITORY NEXT TUESDAY Heir to Norwegian Crown, Jobs Approved for Con- with Princess, Making Cross-country Tour struction in Kefchi- kan and Sitka : SEATTLE, April 18—On a cross- allot- country tour, Crown Prince Olav and The following notices of ment of funds for Federal govern- Crown Princess Martha of Norway ment construction in tife Territory will arrive here next Tuesday. The have been received in Juneau by royal couple will be the guests of the Federal Works Agency: Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Friele during - At Ketchikan, a $57.000 appro- their stay here. [ ) e Dot T ZANE GREY'S |\ (20 ceNTon WESTERN UNION Preview Tonight 1:15 A. M. Matinee Sunday 2:00 P. M. SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY RE You corrh DS HMAN o SYLVIA ™o ARE EEP you OFF.. MY INGS TR £ WHEEL DAME!” SIDN[:Y EDDIE ALBERT JOAN CAY EN LESLIE 2/GHT will simulate wounded cases, will be | held occasionally in which case the | First Aiders and Casualty Station | |groups will be notified through the newspaper, Dr. Blanton said “There may be many practice alerts during the summer and it is} possible that the city may be placed | Andy Gunderson priaticn for garbage disposal, fire fighting equipment and sewer in- stallation. This is a non-Federal job to be handled by the city under the Federal Works Administration. At Sitka, $82,000 for a recreation building for the ce personnel to be built as Federel construction e i SAND FOR WRANGELL NOTICE Highlight of the royal visit will| # l e tha Oralit R inpst dadseas AbithE Sand has been distributed in| AIRMAIL ENVELOPES. snowi Civic Auditorium at 8 o'clock that YP8€ll as a guard against possible air route from Seattle to Nome, night on “Norway's Present War POMbS. Effort.” He will be guest at a lunch- | eon at the Chamber of Commerce at noon under auspices of the Chamber and the Norwegian Commercial ¢ o | sale at J. B. Burford & Co. 1419 ———— ek | Subscribe to the Daily Alaska The Dally Alaska Empire has tl‘i Empire—the paper with the largest largest paid circulation of any Al aska newspaper. aska newspaper. 3 Candidate For Representative on Democratic Ticket Primaries April 28 35 Years Resident of Southeastern Alaska For the Growth and Development of Our Alaska DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE for HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Resident of Alaska for 30 Years I Solicit Your Vote (Paid advertisement) X on a twenty-four hour or longer| | alert by the military. However, un- less there are bombs dropped there would be no need for the First Aid and Casualty Station groups to remain at their - stations. On the| other hand, if bombs were dropped, | the statement in yesterday's paper | that these groups were to wait for !the ‘all-clear’ would be confusing. ; “In practice alerts, unless spe- |cifically notified, the FPirst Aiders and Casualty Statlon groups are {not to report at any time, before or| runner-up for the “Miss America’ married. Miss James was sele Film Director Busby Berkeley and his bride, Actress Claire James, Angeles after their return from Las Vegas, Nev. under the Federal Works Adminis- Club. | tration. Also at Sitka,” an $80,000 The night before his address here |allotment for street paving of which he will speak in Portland. the city has contributed $20,000., From Seattle the Crown Prince This is a non-Federal job to be and his party will go to Vancouver, built by the city under the FwA, B. C. where he will speak April 23. cted “Mi: after the ‘all-clear' ", he emphasized ——e (HILD WELFARE | PROGRAM MONDAY | NIGHT AT DUGOUT Monday night will be Child Wel- |jas been accepted, must | fare Night at the American Legion |yith Selective Service, John L. |and the Legion Auxiliary with a!cormick, Territorial Director special program arranged by the |gelective Service, said today. Child Welfare committees. The joint | lmeetlng will begin at 8 o'clock in | geferring from active military ser- the Dugout and members of both |yjce certain reserve officers whose | 4 | vice \ {organizations are expected to be|yaue to the war effort is considered | | EX-RESERVE OFFICERS MUST REGISTER WITH SELECTIVE SERVICE | Former reserve officers, service whose register | M- | of | “The War Department has bceni Petition Cin_Council for Sidewalks, Streets, Rock Walls Several residents from the Seatter | coma. Io HOlD SERVICES Norway to the United States, and | California” in 1938. n A D | | | Government Hospital, will be held| . RESIDENTS ASK Mr. Jackson, who was 69, was an! The immunization clinic for Doug- ( local camp will hold a memorial | morning when Dr. C. C. Carter| | followedaby final rites in the Mem- for smallpox. | Soboleff, dssisted by the Churchlof clinics for native children will| PRIRETSR NS I s He will speak April 24 at noon at Bellingham and at 7 p. m. at Ta-| NAI'VE BROI"ERHOOD | The royal party will include Wil- helm Morgenstierne, Minister of " title in 1938, are shown in Los ., where they were Lieut. Col. N. R. Ostegaard, aid to | ¢ idine Ve g FOR SAM JA(KSO | the Crown Prince. | | { Funeral services for Samuel C.' U ‘ SEATTERTRACT jsercin”ui i sy n e NATIVE CHILDREN'S | on Monday, according to Charles W.| (ll"l( 0" MONDAY' Carter, in charge of arrangements. ( FOR pROJE(TS |active member of the Alaska Native las preschool, infant and school | | Brotherhood and officers of the children was finished ye.it,erdny; jservice at 1 p..m. Monday in the gave 9 inoculations, four for typhoid, |A. N. B. Hall. This service will be four for whooping cough and one| orial Presbyterian Church to be, Monday morning in the Govm'n-‘ conducted by the Rev. Walter A, ment Hospital, another in the series’ Choir. Miss Frances Paul will be be held at 10 a. m. | the soloist, Typhoid, whooping cough and LOCAL 514 IN THE A. F. OF L. HALL L. A.MACHINISTS Meets Moniay 8P. M. 1891—Half a Century of Banking—1941 TheB.M.Behrends Bank Oldest Bank in Alaska COMMERCIAL SAVINGS EIRST AID HEADQUARTERS FOR ABUSED HAIR | present. | Mrs. A. D. Stewart, Child Welfare | Chairman for the Legion Auxiliary, will give a report on welfare work carried on by the unit and K. R. ! Forsman, Child Welfare Service Supervisor for the Territorial De- partment of Public Welfare. will speak on child welfare problems | throughout the Territory. Following the program refresh- | ments will be served by a special committee. Champion for Peoples’ Rights For House of Representatives Democratic “Golden Rule” Platform N ACTION instead of PROMISES YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED (Paid Advertisement) (Paid Advertisement) WALTER {118 at 8 pm. | greater in civilian capacity than as Army officers on active duty. {Such reserve officers, although on |inactive duty, are not required to register. “The War Department is now pe: mitting such reserve officers to r sign their commissions as neces- sary men in civilian capacity, such resignations being subject to ap- proval by the department. “In case of acceptance of the resignation of a reserve officer he must register with Selective Service |and will become liable for train- ing and military service although Ihis claim for deferment will receive the same consideration given to other registrants engaged in ‘sim- ilar occupations,” Director Me- {Cormick said. A it | “ WOMEN OF THE MOOSE | Initiation. . Please Refreshments, etc —GERTIE OLSON, Recorder. P. SHARPE ,wear formals. Candidate for COMMISSIONER OF LABOR BORN IN NOME, ALASKA Resident of Territory—36 Years “Committed to Efficient Administration in Public Office.” PROVEN RECORD AS COMPETENT ADMINISTRATOR Democratic Primary—April 28, 1942 Regular meeting Saturday, Apri}| | Tract last night petitioned the City | |Council to build more rock walls,| |sidewalks and streets in that area,| Interment will be in the Ever- green Cemetery. Mr. Jackson’s former home was |rather than build rock walls else- | where. Henry Messerschmidt, chair- man of the Streets Committee, wld, one petitioner that a rock wall| had been started up ope street in! the tract and that the city work had been discontinued because one | resident had refused to deed the| necessary land. | | Mayor Harry I. Lucas requested the Street Committee to make a |new study of the conditions in the iTrm:t and report back to the coun- jeil. The council granted a taxi stand to Don Lozzie in front of the {Miners’ Pool Hall, and also received !a request from several taxi com- | panies asking the council to lower i the age limit for taxi drivers from 18 to 16 years of age because of |a shortage of drivers. The Mayor referred this request to the Police Committee. On the motion of Councilman Harry Lea, the council voted that the Street Committee should make a report of proposed projects at the beginning of each month. Mayor Lucas reported that he s having difficulty in purchasing pil- {ing with which to repair the City |Dock because most of the piling is being taken for government work. | -, IS FOUND DEAD Jens Olson was found dead in |the waters of Thomas Basin, Ket- | chikan, the other day, believed to |have been a victim of a heart at- tack. He was 71 years old, a mem- ber of the Ketchikan Pioneers, having been trapsferred from the Juneau Igloo. ————— BUY DEFENSE STAMPS in Skagway, where he was for years a member of the Skagway Band and as in the choir of the Presbyterian Church. He is survived by his widow and a daughter, Mrs. three grandaughters and a grand- son, all of Skagway. e NOTICi AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing ir route from Seattle to Nome. on sale at J. B. Burford & Co. adv Louise Martin, | {diphtheria inoculations will be given| {by Dr. H.'J. Weber at this time.| |All parents of infant or preschool | children who still have inocula- tions to complete in the series should bring the children Monday in order that the clinic may be iccmplewd as soon as possible. e e PIONEER WOMAN DIES \ Mrs, Elizabeth Tuttle, 80, pioneer | {resident of Ketchikan, passed away | recently at the First City where, she had resided since 1908, SRS b e Empire Classifieds fay! PARKER HERBEX TREATMENTS WILL CORRECT HAIR PROBLEMS FRANCES HANSEN, Manager ® » ° 1 Sigrid’s BARBARA GARRETT CAROLINE REYNOLDS For The Heartier Meals Defense Asks YouTo Serve| ~ OnScreen Here “Barnacle Bill” on the screen at the Capitol has Wallace Beery, Mar- _Every Housewife Can Serve Her Country Best By Serving Her Family More Healthful, Nutritious Meals MERE'S A FACT ABOUT NUTRITION YOU SHOULD KNOW Loss of food value in cooking is caused by the dissolving of st erals and vitamins in the li the food is cooked. Therefor should be cooked in the smal amouat of water. mig- in which st possible 1¢'s aBeauty! THE 1942 GENERAL ELEC- TRIC RANGE has been scientifically de- signed and kitchen tested to cook the most healthful meals. The accurately measured and controlled heat of the fast heating Clean Calrod Uaits, the economical Theife r and the large capacity oven assure wholesome, delicious) -ooked food. Ve and_meats recain the nacural juces with their abuadance of antritious vitamias. See thel1942 General Electric Ranges Todsy ««+ On Display at Your Local G-E Dealer GENERAL @ ELECTRIC Alaska Electric I.ig & Power Co. PHONE 616 jorie Main and Virginia Weidler in the featured roles.