The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 23, 1942, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA TUESDAY JUNE 23 1942 THE CAPITOL HAS THE BIG PICTURES! —T01\ lGllT— “NAVY BLUE AND GOLD” Robt. Young—]James Stewart with PREVIEW TONIGHT —— 1:00 A. M. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FrR -gb Ry SATURDAY TO0 CENTURY JUDY CANOVA FEATURED IN | CAPITOL FiLM SIXTY - THREE LEAVE TODAY SOUTHBOUND ssengers leaving here for the | "Sis Hopkins™ Will Open south this moring were . crenn, | Run Tomorrow-Navy |& ¥enor. 7. o Rovertson. 3. A | Show Ends Tonight Hobson, L. Hund, E. Hocking H. H.| Roosevelt Reiterates Russian Air Promises, Secon Harry NEW YORK, June 23 - d Front Pledges !Probable Jap Attack Alice Faye--Jack Oakie--John Payne--Cesar Romero i GR Great Stars--Hit Songs--Greatest Musical of Them AlL? | ALICE FAYE 10 STAR IN FiLM AT TWENTIETH "Great Ame?can Broad- cast” Will Open Here | Tomorrow ‘ Neilson, H. Itskowtz, H. Strand, E.| 1. Hopkins, Roosevelt aide, last |Cusman, J. Thompson, E. Oberg, night told those assembled for a| — When Republic’ attetbrali’{A; Hoay B¢ H. Decker, P. BadNEATan wircraibls iy Ctiat the | Was Expeded at Nome : ;:lnn /\lllr(- Faye ll]-'« IX‘l:lllli“' W;ll'i"i s first released to a film public| Frank Waterworth, Mrs. J. Water-| president asked him to tell the| !fellow actors as well as the public | annoyed by so called ‘smart, soph-|worth, Lydia Black, J. Merritt meeting “tell them that we mean | OII Jlll'le 17, |S Repon‘wm attested by the “Standing Room | |isticated comedy,” the response was| Mrs. C. Bayer, C. Bayer, J. Glea- |to give Russia ald on the field of | ‘\()nl,\'" .s:lgn that was placed on thci |a deluge of spontaneous letters san, A. White, W. P. Scott, L. pattle, and that our armed forces (Conunuvd from Pam' One) |door of Stage 15 of the 20th Cun-‘ which poured into the studio from|House, O. Johnson, Mrs. G. Love-!will attack at the right time and| . - . |tury-Fox studio where Alice sang levery state in the union expr ng |less, George Loveless, D. Davidson, 'place, and the Russian front ‘””‘:n N S PV nmnv'h(.‘r numbers froml"l'l\(- Great Am- | |surprise and delight over a brand|W. R. Margach, T. S. King, Mrs. not fail.” | “’“ e,P‘l‘p‘;n;’ac‘_ SPTROE b cace rican Broadcast,” in which she {new and refreshing type of comedy.|T. S. King, Marilyn Bobick, M Hopkins said that a second front, gm("’:’:_ \_m'r““;l;ro Fay e d”'('unslmxs with John Payne, Jack BOB CROSBY WInCTHE BOBCATS | ‘Republic has followed up this|W. Serthech, C. Armstrong, Mrs. and if necessary, a third and| B/ TEF SO L® 00 PR 0t | Oakle and Cesar Romero | ibell-ringing formula with “Sis Hop- | E. Russell, D. Russell, F. J. Fee-[fourth front, will be established to llno}\mmms foye) s Whaction "r' Each time llhu blnmh- \nn.(.,’nlr(‘m kin which is adapted from 'the man, J. F. Kervin pen up Hitler’s armies while uwsvour (‘ivilian e i Y | was h(‘l}l‘dlll(‘fl to “give out” with stage play of the same name writ- W. S. Wright, Ernest Eberg, S.]Allied air forces destroyed his cities The saat WMl be: D to. youl, . Your a bit of melody, both the stars and Iten by Carroll Fleming and George | Endres, H. H. Neilson, E. Oberg, E.[one by one Takn BHAL Grn M Wthisd WAL he the studio staff made a bee-line for |A. Nichol: |L. Deenton, B. A. Westeren, L.| This announcement came eVER |, o.i.ipooof the line moving sup- Stage 15. ; The picture will open tomorrow at! Huerd, A. Hoey, E. Hacring, R. Sider, {after the huge British defeat at To- plies and doing duties as outlinea The words and lyrics of her num- | Ithe Capitol Theatre. F. H. Decker, L. Hagen, W. Ben-|bruk and may have served also to by Ayour civilian defense committee. | bers written by Mack Gordon 'und | Judy's humor needs no promot-|nett, J. Shoore, Mrs. Abe Dawson,|hearten the British who yesterday|m ccowith arms will be needed for Harry Warren especially for “The ing from these quarters; it speaks|C. N. Sanford, J. y, J. D.lexpressed anxiety that the defeat| .conco” pamilies will become sep- Great American Broadcast,” com- SUSA HEADQUARTERS TYPHOON | |Mr. Scott will go to Boise, Idaho, for Breakfast” starring Denni: | BT | | shores. Keep calm, use good judg- . bennis Mo SUITS Joanna Elynn and Elizabeth Me- | OF (RAB (AN“ERY to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. (Oonttamind Eben. Page One) iy by o n;’nmnmn to rumors or | 880, Shirley Ross and Jane wyait.| Kenzie have arrived in Juneau to AT HOONAH HERE {M. P. Scott, and to Denver, Col. it Tl Ao nd: s ——————— join the nursing staff of St. Ann's | to visit his sister. After the con- s o 0k ? Ideal for Hunters and Fishermen Both came here from the Kim- to be in the city until tomorrow| Minister . 2 > Sinall, Medium, Large | berly General Hospital in Nelson, morning when he wil leave to 1e-| PROMINENT MINING |expianation regaraing the sharp ana | orders trom the commanding of-) Erang Anch C vhere t} dden setback of the British that|ficer of the Nome area. Extra Large |B. C. where they have been for turn to the cannery. ' by Ay W e e All in Stock ACEE: et Ciihin ot i atvwa) MAN GOING NORTH |nas pushed the British forces to| B 3 | ——————— on the Valkyrie were the Rev .H. H.!| 4 | the border of Egypt. MRS. RAY STEVE"S |, Mrs. Robert B. Atwood, whose| £ 5 | Bromley, Mrs. Clara Gaddie, Miss| Walter W. Stoll, head of' the.x | The House of Commons apparent- {husband publishes the Anchorage Bi. 8. Grave | BUY D Phyllis Robinson, Miss Alice Brom-|dependence. Mine L the e (1¥ 18 Shiecniioed 40 fix \te e LEAVES ON BUYING | Zimes: arrived in Juncau with Stax The Clothing Man mpire has the any Al The Daily A largest paid circulation of aska newspaper. HOPKINS HAYWARD * Katharige A Pete Smith's “WATER BUGS" COMMUNITY SING LATEST NEWS DMK | onignb ate e ORnItl | IN OMAHA JULY 13 attack on this station will be de- | PTSONs Who first filled the air| is the exciting story “Navy Blue and livered: How and when unknown. | Vaves with song and laughter, | |Gold,” starring Jimmy Stewart| . s Issued by Army time had to be considered. A good | {Robert Young and Lionel Barry-| Walter P. Scott left this morn- J| “Your installations as well as post | jdeal of the music naturally is of the| ]-wo NURSES jol" | more. ‘m;: for the south, wh(tr(- he mw!lds will e Srad fhr Howi T panhot 11919 vintage—B.S. (Before Swmg),,‘ | PN G A %o attend the Elks' Convention Broadeat duia 6 e ey oone] and Alice has a tendency to swing Hospital. Miss YANDER /4 ST. ANN'S STAFF| n took her train- ing in St Juwphs Hospital in Vie- toria, trained at Calgary B. C. and Miss MeKenzie was Holy Cross Hospital in Alberta. TRIANGLE CLEANERS New Location ‘for itself — spontaneous, gay and|Larin, J. G. Larin and C. Bowen. utterly infectious. Just by being Ly 51 H A | nerself, she arouses every emotion in her audience, including not only wAIJER S(on To ATTEND ELKS MEET laughter, but sympathetic, compas- sion, indignation and a strong sense lof justice. | which is to be held in Omaha, Neb. 0. H. WOOD, OWNER *“siccre "soing o the convention. —_— \wn(nm he will go to Missouri to O. H. Wood, owner of the Icy visit other relatives. Straits Deep Sea Crab Co. arrived ——— . in Juneau Monday cn his boat the! WA”ER w “0[[ Valkyrie, from Hoonah. He expects ley, Mrs. Jackson. | Miss Bromley, who teaches at Pal- | mer has been visiting her parents, | |Rev. and Mrs. Bromley and both Mrs. Gaddie and Miss Robinson are (in Juneau for a short visit. Mrs. |Gaddie is Office of Indian Affairs F. Warren and Esther) Creek District out of Anchorage, ar- \nvod in Juneau from Seattle and has been staying at the Baranof Hotel while awaiting plane trans- ‘portauon to Anchorage. Mr. Stoll has been spending the winter in Seattle with Mrs. Stoll and their family. in Libya might delay the establish- ment of a second front for some time. BRITISHERS LIBYAN ROUT craft including “one light cruiser and 30 planes. o Little Explanation Dominions Secretary Attlee made the report in the absence of Prime |for the defeat !Conservative Sir John Wardlaw Milne declared that some members i“of this House of Commons no |longer have confidence in the mil- |itary direction of this war.” ° Axis Losses Heavy | Attlee said the Axis lost heavily, Winston Churchill in the | Juneau Laundry Building * e e s e e THE M. V. BEILBY will leave Juneau for Petersburg, Port Alexander and Way Ports July Istat6 A. M. Please have all freight on City Dock Tuesday, before 4P. M. 1 s “for better appearance” PHONE SAWYER NOW! A COLD STORAGE LOCKER FOR THE HOME Eleven cubic feet frozen storage space capable of freezing and holding 400 pounds of meat at 5 degrees above zero. Just the storage locker for the wise housewife who buysin large quantities and saves. For freezing fruits berries, vegetables and meats. For the hunter for storage of large quan- fities of game and fish. See This Only Refrigeration Available! Now On Display at The Alaska Electric Light and Power Company inmsc Mrs at Hoonah and Miss Rob- inson teaches in the school there. Warren is ‘Wuad in the canning department of a partner the crab business, | e BUY DEFENSE STAMPS ——————.— MISS ESTELLA DRAPER of Mr. 1(!OV Ernest Gruening, left chorage. Kx your grocer for the world’s largest- selling ketchup, and he’ll give you Heinz Tomato Ketchup! This lusty blend of Heinz “aristocrat” tomatoes, Heinz Vinegar and rare spices is so rich it goes much further. Keep a bottle on the table —another in the kitchen, to put new frills on dishes that need a dash of inspiration. C—243 LEAVES FOR ANCHORAGE | Miss Estella Draper, Secretary to today !cn a Woodley Airways plane for An- |a twin convdy in battle, the tor- |pedoing of a battleship, a cruiser of the 8-inch gun Trenty class and ‘lwn destroyers also being sunk. The British, said Attlee, lost only four destroyers, two patrol boats in addition to a light cruiser. e W. M. TRAVERS, JR. HERE FROM YAKOBI ISLAND PROJECT W. M. Travers, Jr., engineer with |the United States Bureau of Mines project doing exploratory work ‘for strategic minerals on Yakobi Island larrived in town last night from the | projeet. He made the trip in by boat and is staying at the Gastineau Hotel while in the city. T. M. Welsh made the trip to Juneau from Yakobi Island to receive medical treatment. Sue Stewart Back From Stanford U. Sue Stewart, daughter of Mrs. Irene Stewart, has returned from the south, where she has just com- | pleted her sophomore year at Stan- ford University. Sue was thrilled to find the weather so beautiful in Juneau and said that in Washington it was cold and dreary, while the green |of the woods here looked good after California browns. — e Subscribe o the Dally Alasga y Empire—the paper with the larges paid circulation. arated and the strong ones will have to care for the weak.” Earlier, the Army had issued the following bulletin to the people of | | Nome: “Information is not definite due to weather conditions. But probable | stant alertness. “All people by now should realize that this is war and very near our “If attack comes, move quietly and quickly as directed by your civ- ilan defense committee. Carry bed- ding and rations and dress in warm | clothing.” Both bulleting were issued on TRIP OF 2 MONTHS On a buying trip to fashion cent- ers of the Puacific Coast, Mrs. Ray Stevens, owner of the Jones-Stevens {shop in Juneau left by plane for the south yesterday. Mrs. Stevens expects to be in the States for about two months buying merchandise for her shop here. She will spend considerable jtime in Los Angeles, fashion cent- er of the West Coast and also visit San Francisco and the Northwest. 2 Miss Jean Taylor | Visits, Fairbanks J Miss Jean Taylor, daughter of {Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Taylor, left by |plane on Sunday for Fairbanks to spend a week visiting her grand- mother, Mrs. Blanche Lewis. where she is employed in the Fiscal Control office. HOSPITAL NOTES Mrs. Reuben Zell has returned home from St. Ann’s Hospital after taking medica. treatment. Lillian Johnson has been dis- charged from St. Ann's Hospital after taking medical care. MRS. KIRMSE TRAVELS stores in Sitka and Skagway, ar- rived in Juneau with Alaska Coast- al Airlines from Sitka on Saturday afternoon after spending several days in Sitka looking after her in- terests there. She continued 1o} Skagway Saturday night and will spend the summer- taking care of her store in Lhat community. "~ BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH WO - TW MESS SARGINT 2 T SWOWY T CRITTER QAWT GOT TW AARNERS OF Q A S\\E NSE WME LRE - GO RIGHT N NBRD BIRO - RRUGE HELL PUT ETO WORK RISKNT TS TWNE, oS\ L\ Miss Taylor is on a short vaca-| tion from the U. 8. Forest Service; Mrs. Hazel Kirmse, owner of curio| By BILLY DeBECK ing tomorrow to the 20th Century Theatre, meet with the high Gordon | and Warren standard. There was one element, however, which almost | proved a stumbling block. As the film tells the gay tune-| | ful story of the courageous talented | it out. Showing tonight for the last times will be the gay comedy “Kisses | \Mrs.R. B. Atwood, Daughters Here Air Lines Sunday. 8he is accom- | panied by their two daughters, Mar- ilyn and Sara Elaine and is stay- ing at the Baranof Hotel while awaiting transportation to Skag- way. Mrs. Atwood and her daughters, plan to visit their mother and grandmother, Mrs. E. A. Rasmusson in Skagway for an indefinite time. Mr. Rasmusson, owner of the string of banks known as the Bank of Alaska. is now in Anchorage. Phyllis Jenne Is | Back from School | o | Phylis Jenne, daughter of Mrs. | C. P. Jenne, has returned to Juneau from school in the south and is | looking forward to staying here, at least for the duration. Phylis was studying at the Uni- versity of Washington last fall, tak- ing public school music and working | on voice. Later in the year she went to business college and took secretarial work. She intends to go to work in Juneau. NORMAN (. BANFIELD IS TRANSFERRED 10 DUTY AT ANCHORAGE Norman Banfield, Private Pirst Class, Signal Corps. U. 8. Army is leaving today for Anchorage where he has been transferred for duty.| Mr. Banfield, of the Juneau law | firm Faulkner and Banfield, has been on duty in Juneau since he entered the army two months ago. ———————— TO VACATION SOUTH Miss Dolores Broe, ofAnchorage, | who has been in Juneau for the| last few days awaiting transporta-| tlon south, left over the weekend for Seattle to spend her vacatlonA( | | T \WAZ JES \WONDERIN SARGE - WA ABONT & VANGAR0D STEW TER & NICE CHNDRY GUPPER? LAST TlMES' TONIGHT “Kisses for Breakfast”