The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 24, 1943, Page 3

SATU RDAY JULY 24, I‘)43 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA PAGE THREE' TOMORROW!? MEET 422%; from She's the topic of the tropics . . . the pride of the Navy . .. the adored of the Army! 'PANAMA HATTIE PREVUE TONIGHT 12:30 PANAMA! | l | “Panama | appealing. ATinrmg Ann SOTHEBN,, & Red sxm.'ron 1 DONALD DUCK “FAMOUS BONERS" Feature SUNDAY Starts at 2:40—4:40—6:40 8:40—10:49 Notice = Pan American announces with pleas- ure the resumption of our Juneau- Fairbanks Electra Shuttle Service. JUNEAU-FAIRBANKS Vid Whitehorse FIVE FLIGHTS WEEKLY Connections to all interior points. gy 135 So. Franklin Phone 106 LAN AVWMERICAN AIRWAYYS Newspaper Adverhsmg' SKILLED LUGGEBS Logging Truck Boad Builders Wanted for IMPORTANT WAR WORK Certificate of Availability Required see U. S. Employment Service at 124 Marine Way, Juneau A. B. Phillips at the Gastineau Hotel, Juneau TONIGHT! “THE AFFAIRS OF MARTHA" “TIMBER" Three Candidates Are Initiated by Moose Last Night Three new members were initia- ted at a meeting of the Moose Lodge held at headquarters last evening. Initiates were kette, Louis Therkelson. Announcement was made that Fred Erirkson had taken the posi-| tion as Club Steward permanently. ‘ Laurence Cashen was elected | trustee to replace Mr. Erickson who! resigned and Albert Withey was ap- pointed treasurer during the ab- sence of John Pastle now on his way to the states. Cabaret Night was set for July al.f and the affair is to be for members only. Visitors calling at headquarters during the week included the fol-| lowing Women of the Moose and Moose members: Maxine Steffesen and Nancy Oaksmith of Ketchikan, Robert E. McDonald and Dave Muma of Sitka, Donald E. Nelson | of Erie, Pa.; Arthur A. Kelly of American Falls and C. W. Pember- | ton of S(‘All]? Leonard E. Bur- Delorian and Sofus | | Miss Sothern has one of the finest | ter OPENING SUNDAY | AS CAPITOL HIT |Red Skelton and Ann Soth- ern Co-starred in Musual Film One of the most dnmsm('(i musi- cals to reach the screen in many months is Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s Hattie,” which opens Sunday at the Capitol Theatre. Staring Red Skelton and Ann Soth- jern, the film is « cellent huma an exhil- m ing comedy routine, xl‘\bol‘ltl' pnxlmunn and tunes youlll whistle | jon your way out As Panama Hattie, entertainer with a heart a night club! of gold,| roles of her career. In love with a soldier, Dan Dailey, Jr., the scenes in which she meets his daughter, Jackie Horner, and overcomes the child’s dislike of her, are ‘-ap(‘(‘inlly‘ In addition to the four Cole Por- songs, “Let’s Be Buddies,” “Fresh as a Dai “Just One of Those Thin; and “T've Still Got My Health,” are five other num-| “Good Panama 8,” “The Gun Who Picks on Uncle Sam,” “At the Sa-| voy” and “The Sping. Red Skelton continues his amaz- ing stride in the cinema heavens. Here he is one of the sailors who have sworn to protect Hattie from one and all. The others are Rags Ragland and Ben Blue, as funny a combination of comedians as ever came out of Hollywood. >-ee Slreamlmmg of Congress Finally Brought Info Open| (Continued from Page one) i { Works; Interstate Commerce; Judi- ciary; Labor and Public Welfare. The five “administrative” com- mittees would be Appropriatons; Ex- penditures; Rules and Administra~ tion of the Senate; Claims; and District of Columbia. It’s almost impossible for the lay- 4 man to comprehend the unwieldi- ness of the committee system today; | the confusions that result from | overlapping jurisdictions and a lack | of cooperation between Senate and| House commitees, which Senator La Follette’s bill specifically provides | for; and the great power the com- § mittees and committee chairmen | exercise in promoting or withhold- ing legislation, The system “just grew” and is| perpetuated because chairmen und‘ | members in both chambers jealously | guard the authority and patronage | | which seniority in these legislative | groups give them, Therein lies the rub in changing the system now. Actually only four | of the present committees would be perpetuated without change. That means that the members, numbering | | from seven to 20-odd, and the chair- men of 29 commitees would certainly balk at the prospect of losing these | Senatorial plums. The situation | would be even worse in the House | where there are 45 standing and |seven special committees, on which membership numbers up to 43 rep- resentatives. | STOCK QUOTATIONS NEW YORK, July 24. — Closing | quotation of Alaska Juneau mine ‘AlASKA COASTA[ | FLIGHTS ARE MADE T0 MANY POINTS On a flight to Excursion Inlet yesterday the Alaska Coastal Air- lines took W. I. Laabs, V. Garas- loski, W. H. McNitt, H. C. Casteel and DeLoss Johnson, and brought back Dr. L. O. Risem and John H. Miller, Don Davis was flown to Kake and Margaret Lundy and Marcelo Antonio to Chatham. Nick Bez, Mrs. Susanne Terencio, and Ronald Dick came in from Todd. A flight to Sitka took the tol- lowing: I. Vosotros, Harry G.Demp- sey, Charles B. Daniels, C. R. Grif- fin, and Katie Daniels. Returning were Mrs. E. H. Harvey, Sgt. Rich- ard Fields, Sgt. S. B .Hastsook, Roy Harrington, and J. E. Salmon. James M. Anderson, Jack Fla- mol, and R. Smith were passengers | to skagu:a_v this morning, and re- | [turning were Curtis Shattuck and 'Lyman Reynolds. R. McManus, E. J. Alvarado, and James M. Colly jcame in from Haines. G. Graham, |Lois M. Morey, and E. E. Willkie ! were flown to Taku. P bl CANADAY AT GASTINEAU Carl Canaday, with the Continen- tal Can Company, came in from the Westward enroute south. He is at the Gastineau Hotel. | Copper and Mining 5%, stock at today’s short session is 6, Anaconda 28%, Bethlehem Steel 64%, Commonwealth and Southern 13/16, Curtiss Wright 8, Interna- tional Harvester T71'%, Kennecott 331, New York Central 18%, Nor- thern Pacific 16%, Packard Motors 4%, Republic Steel 19%, United States Steel 58%, Pound $4.04. Dow, Jones averages today are as follows: industrials 14399, rails 30.30, utilities 22.17. RS HOLMQUIST RETURNB Leonard Holmquist returned by steamer from Skagway yesterday, where he and Mrs. Holmquist have been visiting. Mrs. Holmquist will remain for some time with her sis- ter, Mrs. Harry Ask. ast-moving with an (i Granby | | Pastor Wood Refurns Here, Real Aviator' Pastor H. L. Wood, Superinten- dent of the Alaska Mission of Sev- enth-day Adventists Mission, has returned to Juneau, his headquar- ters after an absence of three mc flying the mission’s new | Fairchild airplane. While in An- chorage Pastor Wood completed his pilot training getting a rating of h for land plane and seaplane After this training, the mission superintendent made a trip down the Aleutian Peninsula as far as Pilot Point to visit an Eskimo, Church and then traveled along the coast of the Bering Sea visiting churches and other mission inter-| ests. While at Dillingham, Pastor | Wood dedicated the new Seventh- day Adventist church built in this important outpost and finished three months ago. From Anchorage several were made to Homer and Palmer in the Matanuska Valley. The Sev enth-day Adventist mission oper- ates dhe Matanuska Valley Hospi- tal. The Pastor reports the hospital flights very busy and every bed occupied. . The tory airplane is the most satisfac- means of transportation in |Alaska and especially for one who has so many scattered interests to look after as the missign adminis- trator. | The plane is a Model 24 Fair- child three place cabin monoplane. It has a cruising speed of 125 MPH and a top speed of 140 MPH.!| The Pastor is the first religiou administrator in ‘Alaska to' fly in making his trips throughout his diocese After spending a few days at his office in Juneau,’ Postor Wood will visit the churches in Southeast Al- aska. - DR. PYLE LEAVES Dr. T. J. Pyle, government den- fist, was a passenger on the Wood- ' ley plane to Anchorage on Fri- day. |in for |Canova, cau CANOVA, COLONNA | RIOTOUS TEAM IN NEW LAUGH FILM Truefo the Army Is Fea- fure Coming to 20th Century Theatre Are you a Colonna-fancier? Does| the man with the marble eyes and | the handle-bar moustache hand you as big a laugh as he does to countless thousands of radio listen- and movie-goers? If s0, you're the time of your life when you see Je Colonna and his partner in clowning, Judy Canova in their new Paramount comedy, “True to the Army,” which comes to the 20th Century Theatre Sun-| day | Colonna is Field Marshal of the| pigeon coop. His sweetheart, Judy | is a tight-rope walker who finds herself in a tight spot be- she is the only eye-witns to gangster killing. The gangster: want her, the police want her, so she hides away in Colonna’s army amp | Allen Jones, Colonna's pal and the army show-producer, assists in trying to transform the reluctant Judy into a buck private. They cut her hair, hi-jack her lipstick and hustle her into a uniform. From that moment, army life becomes slightly irregular but altogether hil- ariBus. Ann Miller as the General's daughter is beautiful to look at and amazing to watch. She does a tap- dance routine to the tune of ma- chine-gunning that is reported to ers ‘be one of the most amazing dance novelties ever seen. D s - e e o0 0 0 0 0 0 WEATHER REPORT U Bureau) Temp. Fri , July 23 Maximum 54, minimum 48 Rain—45 inch. ® o 00 0 0 0 0 0 D One-quarter of all the inhabi- tants of Argentina lives in Buenos Aires. LAST TIME me Charley’s Aunt’ WHERE THE BE ‘CStrLENTURY TER BIG PICTURES PLAY! STARTS Owl Show Tonight 12:30 a.m. SUNDPAY Matinee Sunday . . 2:00 p.m. Adopiation by Edmund ANOVA AND COLONNA 1ot of laughs and music! A Paramount Pictur JUDY CANOVA - ALLAN JONES . ANN MILLER - JERRY COLONNA Direcied by ALBERT 5. 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