The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 15, 1942, Page 3

15, 1942 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE cunr 1~ | IS COMEDY FEATURE NEWS GH P AYMENT ‘ " REGHTNG 108 AT 20TH CENTURY B &r b/"[[l”/fly LAST TIME LOMBARD o/ 8 CHRISTMAS SCHOOL VAC ATm\\ -~ AT (APIIOL SOON IS UP TO DOUGLAS TEACHERS | spending the last ten days HAS SONG H"S TONIGHT JAK “""Y" \ s The Douglas School Board at supervising the freighting of one " lar meeting held last| ton of supplies by dog team from 0380'0 their regu . . g o Sieht dstiaBd: o ilave the milteer Bullards, at the mouth of the Ities from Song Goin Mflflg@ P Norma Shearer Melvyn of the annual Christmas vacation Taku River, to a camp 15 miles Roya S g g period for the school up to the oy upstream, Miss Mary Joyee arrived 10 SO, say Composers Douglas Are S'arred_ teachers. If the usual time of ten| \ASHINGTON, Dec. 15.- Presi- 1B Juneau on Saturday. Staris To“onnowl Hilarious Mix.up or cleven days is allowed, it Would |gent Roosevelt has signed a bill| Due o heavy snow and strong Robin and Rainger be from December 24 to JANUAY |providing for the payment of $2,-|Wind. it took four days to move the freight four miles, from Bul- H b 3, inclusive 400 to Mr. and Mrs. Werner Bar- " os derived frol the They Marry in Haste s F TR B S B Mr. and Mrs I ; Ul- o royalties derived from the Y The brilliant comedy talents of | pr james Ryan, Commissioner of | talson and $700 to Ellen Sessions, lards to Iaku}.udw. Miss Jov:'nc song “Uncle Sam Gets Around resort in the Taku country The , ... Love at Leisure Norma Shearer and Melvyn DoUg-| Equcation, who was present at the| e personal property de- .« which is a highlight of the new las are brought to the fore in “We | heeting requested that tentative| ed in a fire in the Alaska |Yemaining distance was covered in 20th Century-Fox picture “Cadet ON OTHER Were Dancing,” M-G-M's 1augh-|pudget for the next two years of |Rajlroad Hotel at Healy Forks on fOUF more days over the rozen ..., now at the 20th Century PEOPLE’S studded romance, which opens, to- | school, 1943 to 1945, be submitted|May 9 of last vear. The three FiVer from which the snow had Thm'm_(‘ I b tirned ; ‘OVer-. 0 MONEY! morrow at the Capitol. to enable him to compile figures|were employed by the railroad Peen blown away Two drv)q‘tvmns‘ 156 Onited. Service Organisations 7 Robert Z. Leonard directed, bas- |t he presented to the next Terri-|which the House Committee said OWned by Miss Joyce, were used ;' pohin ord Ralph Rainger, the ing the picture in part on Noel|torial Legislature. Plans for In-'was negligent in providing fire- for the work by the group made e ingeye 29 Coward’s stage play, “Tonight at|creasing teachers' salaries will be|fighting equipment up of Loule de Florilan, Wayne . " oo arranged through the 8:30. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer fur-|pronosed with his estimates, he - Downey and Harold Burcham. American Soclety of Composers, Miss Joyce expects to leave Ju- nished the plece with attractive g,iq | Y Authors and Publishers to make backgrounds, and an excellent sup-| pr Rvan also told ‘the Board IOYS WA“TED 'I'o neau in the near future to re- o\®oRR BE L CE O O onited porting cast includes Gail Pat- yhay efforts will be made to nar- join Northwest Airways as hostess go o™ oo0 oo oo 5 SENSATIONAL rick, Lee Bowman, Marjorie Main, row the wide variation in courses on the run from Seattle to Bill- |~ i Alun | Mowbray ‘ TO KIDDIES =" Introduced over the wir on (e ROBIN AND RAINGER Reginald Owen, of study presented In the schools | Florence Bates and Heather|of the Territory at present to con- k { - }f”s ”T"”:z::r: l:‘:,'“h ‘xz"‘,’.‘l” (.‘l"" SONG HITS! JOHN SHEPPERD Thatcher. form more closely with the year| “There are just nine more days Horn o' plen'y No' ;‘_mmd.,c Wk At Instantaneous. R * WILLIAM TRAC‘ The story presents two attractive jgq) in which to get Christmas joy and S ae B h the nit patas young people of noble birth, pen-| The next meeting of the Board is [happiness to fifty little children R 0 niless in America, dependent onscheduled for January 5. who, without outside help, will unml'lg ver; Fa'm x‘::;lm[:::n}lmbb,,,\ ‘:\“,U m) : e e e S not be visited by Santa this year.” Production Dropping ™ cadec Gin" whien stars carate Miss Shearer is engaged t0 a|COUNCIL MEETING POSTPONED |is the plea of the Territorial Wel- Landis and George Montgomery, rich lawyer, Lee Bowman, but{ pye t g " re i throws him over when she meets s quon.""' meime oy S (Continued from Page One) has four other songs by Robinand " Dou‘“l'h Soclety, however, = wel- regular meeting of the ‘Douglas| Tne special committee working Rainger which includes: “She’s WHE" THIEVES e loss as & coupte than oy Council scheduled for lastifor a true Christmas for all the' example as any to illustrale how Good Neighbor,' “Ill Setile For o b \ ' evening had to be omitted andichjldren in this area is asking deficiencies can occur in one season. You,” “It Happened, It's Over lv s THEATRE rALL 0"T it - did singly companions for pyusiness for the session wi H extrn!. GUBNCE CARINS pRRRAN LA be | 1igats !} ‘(" ,‘f‘,:"‘:l‘” ‘”l "‘g“ythose who have toys to give, or The Department of Agriculture Forget It' and “My Old Man AW e : ely Jjust await the next bi-{who wish to contribute funds, to asked the corn farmers this year t0 An Army Man.” - e GAIL PATRICK - LEE BOWMAN unmarried and meet in secret monthly meeting on December 28. a0t promptly (plant 92,000,000 acres. Our needs X R £ RRKPRIENARAEDIRLE W R i Lo : Toys and games may be left in| Were set at 3,800,000,000 bushels. The 15 the Soviet Union 45 per cent AS 8 result, he added. the Army and ' Critics| of the censorship Iiye ) 5 Navy Intelligence Services were able | complained, Van Nuys said, thab already in love with Douglas, re- i % i |the box at the entrance of farmers were able to plant only 89~ of all war workers are women £ LUS— veats their marriage, and then HUSBAND OF FORMER {Pabtal Bufiabg e ‘:nmlr]:f‘ooonoo acres. But because of an ki o0 oy | to spot six different times the num- excerpts from letters, these exce§ WOMEN IN trouble for all starts. " " 4 unusually good growing season the | ber of persons originally identified being of no' military importai PHOTOGRAPHY e .IU"EAU"E MISSI“G {BUNOE S CBIRRY iay, he . taker) some were jailed, .the | have been' sent to various gov 5 farmers harvested 300,000,000 bush- | and when § 3 Ye 6. WETNER: GiHos, or sent m‘exs more than requirements. If this Hoove' SIIN)O"S Ma!ka | communications ceased ment departments for perusal. ; LATE NE \< PIANO TUNER G. ANDERSON IN SOUTHWESI pA(IH( Mrs. John McCormick, ; GOES TO SITKA LAST NIGHT ck, box 1539, )04 peen just an average growing f . | New Begilitioi Proposed - i 5 Who 15 American Legion represen- | R34 een Just an averoge srowing | (ancorchips (jfes (ases |« New es Tracerick | BHire it el A el LI I George Anderson, of the Ander- According to advices received in | tative on this committee | only 2,300,000,000, or a half a billion | © Committee Chairman there s ¢ | s h ¢ 8 a v yn | Junes Mrs. Ma I 5 f - .- - A s b : | van Nuys told the newsmen that | complaining about the admlniam- Caainalle s ianihe il s el e [ bushels short of requirements. Ime"ep'ed In'orma"o"‘:wnn.-:r;mwry legislation could be tion in Puerto Rico or that “4 piano tuner, left last night by|1846 Island Avenue, San Diego,; NEw WAR Ni(KEl ‘ Next year, the favmers are lwlng‘ e in, S seaston o Obtie | Brte RIS itaitor o Depd- .m-:fn;--l o S‘nkn' 'ml: al n_rof?v fhl'lltt 1!-1;»“ hl;l'"s"r';: ;S:ird‘h“‘;f‘ asked to plant 95,000,000 acres of | (Continuea from Page One) gress by writing into the present ment of the Interior in Alasks" sional trip and may be there for E 1€ usband, If they could get in only 89,- bill a provision to safeguard the should be referred to government i 5 3 e Al corn. THEATRS Yokple: ot Tnare AalloNite s Ao Brast. U.SHRG, WEYEREIG I8 s MAY SOON COM 000,000 acres with this year's 1abor, | thoroughly investigated communica- | mails against so-called political cen~ | agencies when the information has of business ing in action somewhere in the | machinery and ideal weather con- | tjons p’\%ing between these persons. sorships. ‘no bearmg on mimnry affairs. Show Place of Junciu Southwest Pacific. ~ Young Kast | | ditions, how are they going to beat | — Cge G AID IS WANTED joined the Navy Reserve last April Es n next year and what assurance is while visiting in San Diego from ere that next year's per acre har- | T ILE OWNERS ot RN g AUTOMOBILE eral stenographers in the Engineer- Skagway, Alaska. I et e la rhdtie) Saberitng Inko vcst will be anything like this one? Are asked to keep their cars off % i oiit - W B Al Mr. Kast had just been pro-| y ” _—— _ ing Department, U rmy, are . |the pockets of Americans these | é the streets tonight, especially the hard time t t located, |moted to Chief Petty Officer on L The demands on farm production having a hard time to ge o5 |days—after nickels and pennies. Ju- | i downtown section as the snow plow especially room and board. Anyone !October 25 at his station in the AEAORhRTRG. Have' Hbb " d are spiralling to dizzy heights. will be in operation knowing of any such place or willing | Hawaiian Islands b” \:m- ;P;\ml ;‘m?”'; g‘:{(’"e[\ Think what it will be for the BERT LYBECK, to give room and board may com-| The Kasts have many friends in | o 3 ank O larmed forces alone next fall and Street Superintendent. municate with the girls through 812, Skag where they lived for the |20 Francisco that due to the,winter when 8,000,000 or so hungry 3 > = vital war need for nickel and cop-|men are wolfing about twice as per, coinage of nickels and cop- |much food daily as they ever ate | ast six years. Mrs. Kast, before | |her marriage, will be remembered | A per pennies has been halted and before in their lives. supplies have been exhausted at| —— as Mary Lou Sunderland, former |resident of Juneau o atr b i Mr. Kast has a brother, Law- : ! A i : :, in the Air'Corps and his s e B | | Denver, . bk and legislation »is pending which parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey| Ry & | h B d | Kast, reside at 4138 Nevada Ave | Bt atelio WAy, [r 8 Ban-Oopoes Eer { : Gn n s | nue, Fre Calif | | A eh e | The banks are asked to forward § 7 % . |to the nearest Federal Reserve ik w Midwestern cyclones have been |po "oy brocne niokels and pen- n known to concentrate thelr power | it " oo e absolute needs. | in such a narrow path as to slice | qpwa new nickels haven't yet made | % . ja house in two. their appearance in the Territory Oil leaves no clogging carbon on Gal¥s, & e i | your furnace nozzle—and thus helps liminate 75% of ordinary service , ALICE BRANDEBERRY calls. An economy that can really . INDIGES‘"ON COMES TO JOB HERE save you money—every year you use this “live heat.” \ 'wALloP vo“ Miss Alice Brandeberry, appoint- | ? ed as a Territorial Child Welfare | BElow T“E BELT Service worker,v arrived in Juneau | | Help Your Forgotten **28” For The Kind Of Saturday evening and is com- | Relief That Helps Make You Raria’ To Go!Mencing her new duties today. | More than haif of your digestion is done| Miss Brandeberry is from Min- below the belt —in your 28 feet of bowels. [neapolis, Minn., and before com- | o ‘when' indigeation strikes, try Something | ing here was employed in the ! Purses with Gloves that helps digestion in the stomach AN below the belt. Beltram County Welfare Depart- | What you may need is Carter’s Little Liver | ' give needed help to that “forgotten | MENt in Bemidji, Minn. | fo Ha":h The appointment resulted from '1\-. Jittle Liver Pill before | the recruiting efforts of the Al- Fabric—Leather—Corde ns % elp wake up a I aska Merit System, with Rev. W. RED o main digestive juic 4 . | ach AND bowels—help yon H. Matthews, Jr., as supervisor GREEN have eaten in Nature’s own way. | - 'hen most folks get the kind of relief that BROWN makes you feel better from your head to your mrtueso e snecrs | 11 PASSENGERS BLACK | CittieLiv s dr P 3 NAVY SCARFTS { R | —— FROM WEST WOOL and- SILK ' i HAVE YOU TASTED SCHENLEY St Pldin colors, stripes and > | Amiving from the Westward last | floral desians. - AND scusmzv.fly«/./zm’ | night were the following pifi‘l’l!},(’ri o 125 £ 7 A RICHED by whiskies from Pennsylvania. It's The Taste {1oe Jurieall: UMBRELLAS Gi / E e slargestreservel it Takes 4 States to Make} John P. Hemlng, Arthur Harri / 2, ¢ fl Schenley Reserve — ed vid Thomas. 4. 5 j { distinctive! Walter Brandt, Lee M. Bunnell, | | { Schenley Royal Reserve — a {Capt. John Clare, Anton Covlchl BLOUSES and ! j ¥ bleading achievemsnt. Rich, | Connie Holland, Allen B. Mourtsen. nlchYS R . luxurious . . . America’s finest. i Frank Ornellas, Col. William A.' - . Both blend the bestfrom Ken- Swift, Chester Willcutt, G. L.| Plain colors and white. - . tucky, Indiana, Maryland and Wildes, James G. Wohlford. | Harry Burnoff, William J, Jones, Howard Dilg, Philip R. Jones._SIevens Stein; A- M, Herren. - SCHENLEY RESERVE. The straight whiskies in this product are 5 yrs. or more old; 35% straight whiskey, 65% Grein ————— Sewar Y ; | d Street Spirits. 5% straight whiskey, 5 y 15% straight whiskey, 6 yrs. old. 15% straight whiskey, 7 yrs. old. SCHENLEY RO' A fondness for litigation, as well | Open Eveni Until Christmas | RESERVE. The straight whiski yrs. old; 40% straight whiskey, 60% Grain Neutral Spirits, 2: ilsox?ri: war, was characteristic of the | Y straight whiskey, 6% yrs. old. 17% straight whiskey, 7 yrs. oth BLENDED WHISKEY, 86 proof. Schenley Distillers Corp., N. Y. ans. 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