The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 9, 1942, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA — ALASKA COASTAL | COMMITIEES MAKE | JEFFREY LYNN IS " MAKES CHARTER, | ... REPORTSATROTARY| "y yEAVY ROLE, | SCHEDULE TRIPS 20TH CENTURY uuncheon yesterday in Percy's Cafe included John Keyser of the " " . afternoon with Alaska Coastal Air- | FRVOLRT 21 e Under round Showm Hues wéfs Bita;; Jhinss Brorilbts | aoc: Of the, meeinp time “was g g j PAGE THREE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1942 MEMPHIS FILM OF SPERLING AND CVIL WAR ERA | LAVENIK ARE NOW AT CAPITOL HIGH BOWLERS \ Sperling, high single game score WHERE THE BETTER BIG PICTURES PLAYI (S LENTUR "“ON TO VICTORY” Week Dec. 6—12 BUY A BOND HERE— AND BE OUR GUEST! U.S. Weather Bureau, and William ' of the Royals, at made the SHE WAS GONNA’ BE A Drama, Pathos, in Blon- LADY...if it killed him! . Elks Club alleys las 1 - sl S ys last night in tour- el b N . : ' & ey seiatil deII-Wayne EDI( Be- Tament gemes played by teams of Willam Dudley Burk, j,awgp.,ce‘:)‘:i:: - Rl 8‘1‘0‘]":“(1;::‘1\“3“ | Last Times ]'omghf_ * . th Classi ague, when e rolled apetware an Merlin ang- > iy 1 o . 1 s ‘ that made the blue ing Featured Here (¢ Siesic Leasue, w e [KINY, ead a poem on the o= "Manpower”’ Next | FTONIGHT B Leaving here in the late afternoon | Versary of Pearl Harber 4 g 1:15 A. M. Regular Run Starts Thursday | Lavenik, of the Aces, was high for the three garhes with a total score of 572 -, — HOSPITAL ROTES Monday with ACA for Excursion Inlet were F. K. Hinshaw, Tom Gary, J. Standish, Donald Davis and | Judging from the number of epic films whose story is laid in | Jeffrey Lynn made his debut and | | his reputation in Hollywood swing- | x;:f,::l] \?"::mi?“u:' ::llii[;‘l:iil:: e i madelll:::L:ushl i {Capt. R. C. Taylor. Arriving in‘ gmz zrneeh};lly on a garden gate from a story telling point of view.|(Spot) 27 97 27— g1|Jjunesu from Excursion Inlet were| Mrs. Henning Johnson, admitted with Priscilla Lane. He followed, Republic l'ms turned out another |Stewart 113 173 173— 519 W. H. Toslg, Marion N. Etten, John | to St. Ann’s llos\yxgnl yesterday, ;mve‘wnh a succossmx? of vhjnnu like gripping post-Civil War drama ‘\"‘I\'l‘l"‘:)n 193128 210— 635 Black, Aloysius Steines, Oscar Lar-jplrm to a baby girl at 4:50 o'clock | “Four Daughters,” in all of which eripping pos Nk ; & 2 2 sen and Dolph C. Robbins. in the afternoon. The baby weighed |he portrayed the charming young Lady"for a Night,” which opens|parks 128 177 170 475 Yesterday's Flights 7 pounds, 4 ounces, man. tonight at the Capitol Theatre. Isperling 159 187 213— 559 | Arriving in Juneau yestreday — But his new role ir Under Fraught with drama, pathos, ro-| Werner 136 165 151— 452 from Excursion Inlet were Donald | Born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jacob- |ground” makes him one of the mance, plus all the mc_mrvsquv’f —— — | T. Hawsen, Ben Monson, Roy E./son 7:45 a.m. yesterday in St.|hardest-bitten actors in town. The charm of the period faithfully} Totals 815 852 944—2611)Case, Ero Steinweig and J. R.|Ann's Hospital, a baby boy. Welght | wamer Bros. film, closing tonight recaptured for the screen, the Aces | Blanchard | was 8 pounds, 6 ounces. St OB RS e by Thentre, ' ofs film lacks nothing in entertain-|gtevenson 132 133 184— 449 Leaving Juneau for Sitka were | - fers him & tough bit of ‘.“,..“‘”( ment values and is certain to de- gagerup 199 202 169— 570 | Paul Stones, Mario Sodini, H. B.| Alex Misoff entered St Ann’s Senr & R sldier inval :'l light those who appreciate soundyqge] 158 171 188— 517| McKinley, John Miliak, Lawrence | Hospital yesterday for medical treat- |y o’ after losing an arm \ln'lfil:‘:\( drama. Lavenik .- 190 202 180— 572 | Kopel. {ment kirk, he joins the underground Leigh Jason's Monagle 171 136 160— 467 Passengers leaving here for Ten-| - SOBORR e AIEEI ‘achinst tyranny brought coutthe 7 7 7777 lakee late yesterday on a charter| Corp. James McGuire was ad- | MOVERIT O HOTE TR WALy personalities of his st Totals 850 844 8812575 flight were Mrs. A. M. Wahto and | mitted for surgery at St. Ann’s Hos- | ™0 pitaeton o iy lers—Joan Blondell, John linfant and Mrs. M. H. Mackey. | pital this mornin # b_““l”"’;;- 1\ -‘-“'I‘Lfl‘vm\lw- G 'Ray Middleton, Blanche Follois | Carl Letko was an incoming | e TR I‘?dlxxzyz:;rue mRz‘xrx(o x(;;:.r‘ n‘,‘m.:;‘;: i} orivale and Ed r’ . ) . 3 om XOUTS o Sylvia Sey, patient at the Govern- | ° » Aalt, ens @ ] L e N Philip Meri \J’.xd’L(.nhr Bar | Carnegie 147 147 147— “llrr\tssexngfix -dhun. Excursion Inle ”mcltl Hospim‘l. was discharged yes- |20th Century tomorrow for a three- | | Barragar 143 198 199— 540 late yesterday { vortide day - run T i | Holmquist 191 187 127— 505 N R e 3 L T A aska Tour—] ; DOUGLA { McCarthy 127 163 146— 436 | Lt. John F. Wilson left St. Ann's j | council 154 154 154— 462\“0’["‘ FR'DAY DlES, iH:S;fl;’:, Vesterday, where he had Mnsk'mnuinnggfs‘rs 'Jm | ol e ey | been receiving medical treatment. A /E S8OON TO JOIN | i Deuces AN | Jack Thompson, at St. Ann's Hos- Mrs. William Gilbransen expects GOETZ BRINGS IN CRAB | Duckworth 185 200 182— 567! Rosetta Friday, eight-year-old | pital for medical treatment, was |[to leave Seattle in the near future Show Place of Juneau After' a féHithis ‘abséncs; during | Senescu 167 180 176— 523 |medical patient at the (.",\.N.m,,,..,lidxsmxssed yesterday. | join her husband, who is an | which he has been kept busy look- | Sturrock 208 189 136— 525 | Hospital, died yesterday at —_— |official with the Office of Price ling after canning operations in the 187 154 155— 496 5:40 o'clock. She is the daughter| Mrs. John Donahue and baby‘.\dnm\hlraflon here. e et Juneau Packing Company’s plant | Halm 185 177 149— Sll:of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Friday and |boy were discharged from St. Ann's| Mr. and Mrs. Gilbransen have i 5:“ “ nterior |8t Idaho Inlet, A. E. Goetz arrived e — — —|is survived by five brothers and |Hospital yesterday. [taken an apartment in the Hill- Department of d“' n.; 3 |in town yesterday on the’Sea Par-| Totals 927 900 17982622 |sisters, Bertha, Dave, Leigh, Caro- - | crest Apartments. | Gsoerl Lent . CEe0 !yot. He brought in a hundred | e iline, and Marilyn. Cause of death| Mrs, Perry Canfield and baby - — District Land Office Anchorage, Alaska September 29, 1942 NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN that John Grabitz has made appli- cation for a homesite undcr {is as yet undetermined. Rosetta|girl left St. Ann's Hospital yester- \was born at Kake, Alaska. Her |day and returned to their home. father is employed at the Alaska Juneau Mine. Remains are at the Charles Carter Mortuary, and funeral of canned crab which were quick-| ly disposed of and with orders for | COMMU"I(ATION 'a much larger consignment on his| next trip, he left _ fr tho cannery to return here again shortly before Christmas. I ‘The specific gravity of the Great | Salt Lake is so great that a swim- mer cannot sink in it. | | William Otcheck of Sitka, Veiden | Duncan, George Mitchell and Wil- liam Mork, all medical patients, this afternoon | J TO THE EDITOR OF THE { DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, Juneau, w ar- Act of May 26’.1934' (480150‘2‘;’ B‘:;) | ————— |Dec. 9.—Last Saturday night my- rangements will be announced were discharged .rrom St. Ann's | | Anchorage Serial dN°- e i NEW RESIDENTS |self and two other skiers went up later | Hospital December 8. H w ‘ [ a tract of land descrl i Mr. and Mrs. G. Wallis and lit-|to the upper cabin in the bowl of e [ b | / Bertha Friday of Kake and Al- !bert Hanson were medical cases; admitted, last evening at the Gov-| crnment Hospital. .. “E” of the Auke Lake Group of Homesites situated near Juneau, A WARNER BROS. HIT win ALAN HALE - FRANK McHUGH Directed by Raoul Walsh - 2t 5y eyt nocoutay vy tle son who arrived on the chan-|the Douglas ski trail. We noticed nel the first of this week from that the trail was in excellent con- | Alaska, Plat of U. S. Survey NO. g0 have taken up residence in|dition for skiing and eagerly an- 2302, Sheet 1, Tract A, contalning |pnooo),c and are located in the | ticipated skiing down the next day.| 496 acres, and it is now i1 the gy n Apaitments. He was man- | However, the following morning files of the U. S. Land Office, ,o0r of o clothing store in Sitka. |several people walked up the trail &achopess, alase: | without skis and with each step Any and all persons claimi ‘g ad- {they sank about a foot in the /i 2 4 versely any of the above mentioned |snow, putting large holes in the| for his headguarters in Anchorage. legiance to the king of Norway. land should file their adverse claim i > | — é Itrail which made skiing very dif- | U in the district land office within % |ficult and took much of the B e ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES | pleasure out of the trip. | days thereafter, or they wil be Why is it that people have to barred by the provisions of the! | walk on a SKI trail, and spoil it| statutes. HAROLD G. LANE LEAVES TODAY FOR ANCHORAGE Harold G. Lane, of the mainten- ance department of the Alaska Star Airlines, arrived in Juneau Monday from the south and left this morning in a company plane 1261, when the colonists swore al- ¥ 20 MINUTES LATE WORLD NEWS Greenland was a republic until .- ALASKA STAR LAST TIME "UNDERGROUND'" BUY BONDS———__“ON TO VICTORY WEEKY TONIGHT WESTWARD ’Ior skilng when there are several FLORENCE L. KOLB, 1 y |cther trails nearby for the purpose' With six passengefs from the|r niking? In my . opinion it is, Westward an Al Star Airlines|verv inconsiderate. and I would| plane, piloted by Chet Brown, with ljye (o ask themi to refrain from! H. L. Kaesemeyer as co-pilot, ar-|going s in the future. If the peo-. rived here last evening from A“"plc want to go up the ski trail| Acting Register. Date first publication, Oct. 27, 1942. Date last publication, Dec. 16, 1942. adv. 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