The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 10, 1943, Page 3

WEDM;SDAY F[;BRUARY IO 1943 You'll SCREAM as the Underworld’s toughest mug turns nursemaid! with VIRGINIA BRUCE BROD CRAWFORD DICK FORAN Shemp Howard - Richard Lane ~——AND— “Hobbies of the Stars” Andy Clyde Short—News Mr., Mrs Glockle Arrive Following Re(ent Marriage and Mrs.Si rived in Ju 1 early t“i from the south we January 23 in Berk Mr Glockle who GENERAL HARDWOOD CO. Domestic and Imported HARDWOODS Complete Stock Ship Industrial Cabinet Woods Kiln Dried—Air Dried HARDWOODS INDIANA BENDING OAK > THE BIG PIC "BUTCH MINDS THE | BABY" IS CAPITOL FEATURE TONIGHT Newest Baby Star Is Intro- duced fo Movie Fans in This Bill A new baby star has arisen on Hollywood's horizon to add his name o the list started by Jackie Coogan nd continuing down the years to Baby Sandy. The newest infant actor is Baby months-old, apple-cheeked young- ter who makes his screen bow to he public in Universal's “Butch Minds the Baby,” which also fea- ures Virginia Bruce, Brod Craw- ford, Dick Foran, Porter Hall and | Shemp Howard. “Butch Minds the Baby,” based on an original magazine story by Damon Runyon, comes to the Cap- itol Theatre tonight. It is the tale | ‘racker who meets the baby under | unusual circumstances. “Butch,” the s, he has been convicted three and one more offense will send him “up the river” for life l)e pite this risk, “Butch” pulls one wt job, but finds himself in the un- | dignified position of having to take {the baby along with him on the jsafe- Lr.l(}(ll\fl expedmon INTRODUCE MARRIAGE BILLTODAY TURES! left almost immediately for| attle to obtain passage to Juned nu‘ and are temporarily living at the' astineau Hotel. Both Mr. and Mis. Glockle ue I'FONE WO! CIRCLE F The February World Service POS B RUARY MEET meeting of the Circle of the Nor- thern Light Presbyterian Church has been postponed until February 26, Mrs. J. P. Williams announced today. The nominating committee for new officers will be at that time. NOTICE After Feb. 10, no telephone rentals for the month of Febru- uary will be accepted at a | discount. All remittances must bear postmark of not later than discount day. Please be prompt. JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS TELEPHONE CO. e BUY WAR BONDS well known in Juneau. He has been laboratory technician for Drs. Kaser and Freeburger here for the last| four years and Mrs. Glockle, the | i Tcuise Shepherd did | work in Jun r al 1ng to California in| _ 1o wore marnea ot o Would Require Physical mcny in the First Uni- | 1 i tarian Church in Berkeley with a | ExamlnahOflS fOf few relatives and friends present. | icati Among th who nm-ndog were Apph(ahons Mrs. Glockle's parents, Mr. and : ! Mrs. Hugo Zentner of Copay, Cal- | A bill which would require ap- ifor |plicants for marriage licenses to |take physical examinations before the licenses are granted was in- troduced in the House this morn- |ing by Representative Crystal Snow Jenne. The bill would make ‘it illegal to issue any marriage license unless applicants file with the issuing offi- cer a certificate by a licensed phy- | sician showing that the applicants appointed | are ‘free from contagious or infec- \nous venereal diseases, epilepsy, BT R | feeble-mindedness, insanity, ~drug |addiction or chronic alcholism. | The examination would have to| be made within 10 days prior to the date of filing the application. mittee on Education, Public Health, Quarantine and Mosals. SKIP INCOME adv, “WW\WW‘JA_ Chocolates! Fruit Centers! Nui Centers! Caramels! Hard Candies! All Sizes Ail Prices Take a Tip from Cupid—Send Percy’s Valeniine Candies! Valentine TAXES, PLEA MADETODAY Y’S Harold Michael Barnitz, a thirteen-| of a hardened, but sentimental safe- | afe-cracker, is a “three-time loser,”| The bill was referred to the Com- | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA ’HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY” WILL | BE SHOWN HERE Walier Pldgeon Featured in Production Tonight at 20th Century The dramatization of Richard Llewellyn's best-selling novel, “How Green Was My Valley,” is brought to the screen by 20th Century-Fox. Here is the film that has been eagerly awaited and from the ac- counts of preview audiences it pro- mises to fulfill the expectations of the most discriminating motion picture fan. The keynote of this production which is due to open tonight-‘at the 20th Century, is the fidelity of its portrayal to the novel of the same name. Laid against the color- ful background of a Welsh mining village, “How Green Was My Val- ley” brings to life the dynamic |characters who captivated the over five million people who read the out ding book through the eyes of the member ‘of the family— Hu\\ Morgan—“How Green Was My Valle traces the threads of life of the Morgan family over a period of years — revealing their trials and loves, their joys and sor- rows. It’s the brave story of a fam- ily never conguered, not by armed men or hardship, hunger or hate— | nor by the turbulent years that I stole the greenness from their Val- ley. With Walter Pidgeon, who plays the lead are Donald Crisp, | Maureen O’'Hara, Anna Lee and Roddy McDowall. Also included are !John Loder, Sara Allgood, Barry' | Fitzgerald 'md Pamc Knowles. ALASKA GUARDS " WILL MEET AT 7 P. M. THURSDAY. Alaska Territorial Guardsmen are |to megt as a unit as usual tomor- row (Thursday) evening at 7 o'clock at the Juneau Grade School, it was announced today. New arrangements have been made regarding the training sched- | ule for the Guards through the co- operation of the Infantry unit and a new phase of training will be introduced, it was announced. With the Guard having reached an advanced stage of organization, permanent non-commissioned offi- cers are announced and Gov. Ernest Gruening has, of February 6, issued | warrants for the following: 1st Sergeant, E. L. Keithahn; Supply Sergeant, T. L. Allen; Ser- | geants Edward Nielson, Oscar Whiteside, Niel Moore, E. A. Mc- | Cullach, John Hermle, Dan Livie, Henry Harmon andl Dallas Taylor. Corporal Company Clerk, Phillip E. Dick; Corporals Bugler, John Walmer; Corporals, Lester Rink, A.| W. Boddy, Richard Dalziel, C. C.| Carnegle, Louis Brown, Glenn Ab- | raham, William Manthey, Al Blom- 1 quist, Don Hungerford, Carson Lawrence, Walter Petrucci and | Richard Byrns. en young | | | I WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 — Con-| tinuing the tax study today, Lhe; House Ways and Means Committee | heard representatives of the Ameri-| {can Institute Accountants, Nation- |al Dry Goods and Dry Goods Asso-| cialion. the latter proposing skip- |ping the 1942 income taxes and the: { Accountants proposed to skip 1943. Candies! Send Your Love in the an Tradition O P S 2 220> | | It Can Hafifim THE burning brand, blown by the wind, can start a | fire that may destroy your | home. Somebody’s careless- ness — not your fault — but you have to stand the loss unless you have ade- quate fire insurance on ° your: property. | HROUGH the years, 'ANDY has been ional gift for s Day. And no wonder! When you see PERCY'S delightful Val- entine assortment, you'll know why Sweethearts young and old still love to receive Valentine “Sweets” on February 14th! - the trad Valentine Ask this agency to check your insurance. Shattuck Agency INSURANCE—BONDS JUNEAU N N o o o N N N o o o o o o A B A A A A A A DA DI | Senate for approval or disapproval, |the memorial, {Joseph W."Kehoe, urging the Presi- {dent and the Congress of the Un- |ited States to consider construction jof a road to connect the Seward- ¢Hope highway with Anchorage. | Rogge, amending a minor part of {the law relating fo filing birth cer- tificates. Hardcastle, to pay the Firemen’s |Pund Insurance Company $354.92 for an overpayment on their pre- midm ‘tax for 1942. |the poorest defensive team last year if we are to judge by the |Senators’ total of 214 errors. MEMORIAL, TWO BILLS ARE PASSED OVER $1 700 RAISED FOR CRIPPLED KIDS Two bills and a joint memorial - were passed in the House this 5 morning and ordered sent to the As @ result of the entertainment given in Juneau on January 30 for the Crippled Childrens’ Fund, to- gether with donations and proceeds from the charity basketball game held last Saturday night, a total of $1,725.92 was raised in Juneau for this worthy charity, according to final figures released today by Mrs. R. H. Williams, Chairman of the ticket sales committee. A total of 675 tickets to the en- | tertainment were sold bringing in $1,11375; donations amounted to $734.50 and results of the basketball game came to $67.85. Expenses for| |the entertainment were $78.80 and | Federal tax of $111.92 deducted from the amount result in the mt‘ figure of $1725.92 ‘which will turned over the Territorial Depart- ment of Health to be matched by‘ Federal funds. It is possible that a| (ew svnan donations will yet be re- introduced by Rep. The bills passed were: House Bill No. 12, by Rep. Leo W. House Bill No. 13, by Rep. R. E. ———————— POOREST DEFENSE WASHINGTON.—This city had Where the C e CENTUR HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY Better BIG Pictures 4-Day Run STARTS TONIGHT! Play was_made from the novel that headed the best-seller lists for months . . . that was read, praised and remembered by more than six million people! 5 is the crowning achievement of the screen’s leading director, John Ford . . . the man who gave you such memorable films as “The Informer,"” “Stagecoach' and “The Grapes of Wrath." was produced by Darryl F. Zanuck on a scale unprecedented in motion picture history. The world’s largest film set is the faithfully recreated Welsh village in the valley where Richard Llewellyn's beloved characters lived, moved and had their being! has a perfect cast . . . every player painstakingly selected for the part. In fact more time was consumed in selecting a cast than was used in actual shooting of the picture! is one of the greatest éntertainments in all screen history . . . the brave story of a family never conquered—neither by armed men or hardship . . . hunger or hate . . . nor by the dark destiny that threatened the greenness of their valley . . . WALTER PIDGEON MAUREEN O'HARA « DONALD CRISP « ANNA LEE « RODDY McDOWALL JONN LODER + SARA ALLGOOD - BARRY FITZGERALD - PATRIC KNOWLES Produced by DARRYL F. ZANUCK « Directed by JOHN FORD « Screen Play by Philip Dunse SPECIAL OWl A 20th CENTURY-FOX PICTURE SHOW TONIGHT DOORS OPEN SHOW STARTS ... FEATURE STARTS . ceived to slightly swell this amount, sold tickets at the Baranof Hotel, w | Mrs. Williams said today. With the | January 30 and M. H. Sides, who| Federal funds a total of $3,451.84 sold tickets at the Elks’ Ball!‘DDM' will be available for the care of| | January. 30. crippled children in the vicinity of ! Appreciation Juneau. | The committee also extends ap- Pleased by Success | preciation to the B. P. O. Elks for Those who had charge of the!the donation of the Elks' Ballroom; drive are more than pleased with |the Baranof Hotel for donation of the results of the campaign and | the Gold Room; Lu Liston for: post- entertainment. |ers; the Empire for advertising and - |Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Carter for !cig- The lake which forms v.he Organizations and individuals 10/, 0yos” ¢y rnished for the reception| harbor of . Bizerte is fifty - which Mrs. Williams wishes to ex-| tend especlal thanks for selhngw'" the Gold Room. long and ‘deep enough for “' Particular appreciation is also ex- largest bnttlefihlps tickets and taking donations dre, the Girl Scout troops of Mrs. P. J. tended to those who contributed do-| — .- nations to the fund without soli- Gilmore, Jr. and Mrs. Floyd Fage . i son; Girl Scout Troop of Douglas; citation, Mrs. Williams said. Nurses Aides, both Mrs. Andy Gun-| Those who so ably handled the derson’s group and that represent- | charitable affair were B. F. Heintz- man, general chairman; James Mc- ed by Miss Jane Alexander; Wo-| man’s Club committee, headed by| Naughton, treasurer; Miss Bearl: Pe-‘ Mrs. Tom Parke; Mrs. Keith Wildes | terson, secretary; Mrs. W!llhma. and Mrs. Helen Cass, Federal Bulld-[nckel sales; Dr. and Mis. Cnr&er' ing; Lieut Mable Moore, Port of Baranof Hotel entertainment; Mrs. Embarkation; Capt. J. D. Smith,| Alf N. Monsen, chairman of pybli- Duck Creek; Mrs. V. Haviland, Bar- | city with Walter Carl, Homer, Gar; | be|anof Cigar Store; Gastineau Hotel; vin and W. C. Kennell, members | | Elks' Club; Walter P. Scott; Mrs.|of the publicity committee; Luf T. A. Morgan; Mrs. George A. Liston, posters; Mrs. Joe Werner, | decorations and J. B. Bummi.;I . ‘Dynamite Canyon" "Wm of Pinh lml" Lingo; Mrs. Vera Clifford; Senator Butler-Mauro Drug Co. Edwnrd Cofley, John Rcck, who dance a'. the Elks’ Bnumom BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH THET \WRAS S0 SWEET OF OB ‘?0“\.06\( AFTER THE CANTEEN WHILE T \NENT TO MARKET, SWWFEY - WOW MANN BLuE PLATES DI *(o\) SRR 1 €7,CELE GAL - WOWNSOMEVER- WE-WNS MADE 8 \EET\E TOLDWN' MONEY JE SEE - L JES W W GAME ENER' \WWUNST 1N & WHILE S0'S Td VARMINTS WONT G\T SUSPICINS DONT Q\T SO DISCOMBOBERATED; Jes' FOLLER WE, \LEETLE PULLET