The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 16, 1943, Page 3

VIONDAY AUGUST 16, 1943 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA " PAGE THREE | iness. ing a vaction at the Goddard Hn( | Springs. JUNEAU, HAINES and SKAGWAY SIS, 1 & } >t COMEDY VARIETY 5 WAR SHOWING GROSS / VISITING FRIENDS {Pwmm: Home, left here this week U E Mrs. Nell Lorentzen, former resi-'to enjoy an extended vacation in | dent in Sitka, accompanied by Mrs.|Juneau | | i {Joan Lundy, arrived here by boat | with a new % | recently 3 o s AC 3 | Kind of thrill The most mirthful murder mys- feshillyl S B hoEL e e lon ok b A e Filling the 20th Century Theatre | tery to hit the screen in recent friends and relatives. Mrs. Lorent-| Mrs. Vena Krone, who IS iNig.ean with thrills, “International | b years yesterday came to the Capi- zen and Mrs. Lundy both reside injcharge of the Ploneers’ Home An-|gouaqron” which opened —there N 0 w PL A Y l N G ' tol Theatre. It is Columbia’s d i Burlington, Wash,, at the present nex at the Goddard Hot Springs,|yesterday, is just about the most| L4 SHAKE lightful “A Night to Remember,” co-| WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.—Gaso-|!U™me returned to her (l\‘\]tlux ““;‘;“"il'mnnu film fare you could ask starring Loretta Young and Brian line ration coupon values were cut ing a vacation trip to Juneau.Mrs.|for Strong personal drama, and v with a new Jern and it richly deserves its|to three gallons each for the Middle| August Buschmann and P. A.R. D. Peterman and Mrs. Ted|the breathless adventures of the T”Ey LL cl'MB Ta ‘”y kind of Hnll\\\oud acclamation as “some-!west and South west, bringing lhvm:“’“”" bml:) well known cannery;Michaelson, who were at n:m\v_.“,,m men who are writing his- ; laughter! thing new in laughter.” down nearer the sharply restricted |Men, were business visitors in st-\syumm during Mrs. Krone's ab-|tory in the skies, combine to make . A Night to Remember” is a gay | gast. ka on Sunday, August 8. |sence, have returned to their homes | “International Squadron” the big 'ce"l”c"’” ‘ Fl,G”rl ind giddy story of a young married| At the same time, motoring allot- - here. adventure story of the year. . \{ couple who, between kisses, hunt|ments on the West Coast and Rocky CONGRATULATIONS | | Of all the R. A. F's fighting 4 killers. As Nancy and Jeff Troy, Mountain area are not being over-| Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Sainsbury are VISITING MOTHER units, the most colorful is the fam- T”‘ylll RE‘G” who move into Greenwich Village looked, a government spokesman let|receiving congratulations on thel Mrs. George Laiblin, accompan-|ous International Squadron. Aces in search of “atmosphere” and in-|it be known. birth of a daughter, Karen Merle, ied by her daughter Agnes, and|from every corner of the globe, stead find a corpse and an assorted| Chester Bowles, general manager|at their home here Tuesday, Aug- twin sons, arrived here last weex|{rom Czechoslovakia,® Poland, Nor- | collection of peculiar characters,|of the OPA, told the nation in alust 10. from Seattle to make an extended [Way, Holland, Belgium, France and CO-STARRING the Columbia co-stars leave nothing | py ast last night the question of {visit with her mother, Mrs, Amw“nnm America lm\'}r- (-:pl their lot Lovedla to be desired. Both are brilllantly | extending the reduced rations BACK FROM TRIP |Denard, and other members ‘,fj“l(h the British fliers in their bat- 4 at home in sophisticated, blithely|throughout the - country is being| Mrs. Carl Peterson with her her family, Mrs. Laiblin, who is|les against the Luftwaffe. The —PLus — EUEVNTNNEN | wisecracking roles, both are easy tostudied. He added, “however as mat- |small son, Carl Jr., returned to her the former Annabelle Denard m‘“‘”“ has never seen their equal Call of Sea 2 look at, both are extremely tal-ters stand today it looks as though home here Friday after a two Sitka, plans to go to the States|in courage and heroism and the Donald Duck o ented; together they make a thor- the reserve stocks in the west are|weeks' visit with friends in Juneau in November to join her husbv“\di"“m\" bbitt il Late News YT {] g ouehly enjovable co-starring team.lsuificient to carry us along at theland in Funter Bay iwho will return at that time from|'o this without exaggerating it in Richard Wallace directed the new |present rate for at least the time o filitary duty overseas. the leas film, from the screen play by Rich- |being.” CHANGES HOME | ; : Magnificent camera work has ard Flournoy and Jack Henley. o g g ST | PR arar i given the picture some of the most SAcKbAT BlSHbTE Droduded “A Night Mlh.v and u.‘:m Bob Gaylord plany _GOING TO KETCHIKAN [niig aerial wiatate: shesg Thvdr to Remember’—which, incidentally, . u? change o.lr residence early this' Mrs. W. L. Rottluf plans _"’vshown. ERVan™ Blibe 1 E1e wpproptiatelys p pu A TS }v«eek to the small home owned by leave soon for Ketchikan to visit| 'THEATRE named Gay: Btreet! Ike Weathers, located near the old' with her son, Les, who is on duty|— ~ " y 3 Russian cemetery. They formerly with the U. S. Coast Guard. The - affalt ‘&lsc’ Honored' Bah SHOW PLACE OF JUNEAU R OF ROME ARE H“’ | | The affair also honored Sergeant H CLEANING RUC occupied the Jesse McGraw home - [Laurie Sarv brother of Mrs. U ou o rug cleaning at home which was recently sold to Mr. and ~ MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED |Wortman, whose birthday was ‘on O [ g < 2 g particle |Mrs. Harold Veatch. | Announcement ]lms been re-ithe same day. Additional guests — ceived here of the marriage of | were Mr. and M J Bright Before Pearl Harbor, less than of soap, as the remainder will turn STESS N CON Y E rs. James Bright- 500 planes were operated by mnml‘ and cause disintegration of| BERN, Aug. 16—The Rome cor-| HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON {Edwin Willlam Ross, Jr., (0”""”‘\"1"“ Miss Ila Weaver, Miss Elea- Rinsilean airiines b 77 backing % » ‘1: i *[- Bodilr . Souatiats M(s, Elliott Fletcher, Mrs. Frank employed with the U. 8. Coast and|nor Larsen, Mrs. John J. Conway, TSRy 2 e s {;‘T!)""'(:l, ek "*”d Aol ;"‘- Calvin and Mrs. Phillip Johnson Geodetic Survey here and Jane|Mrs P. S. Ganty and Arthur Hicks. Bern newspaper, sald a numberiwere hostesses at a bridge luncheon Frisbee Coates, daughter of M. e of the bombs dropped by the AM-|a¢ the home of Mrs. Johnson Fris and Mrs. Henry Charles Frisbee, FRENCH TO LEAVE SITKA jerican raiders last Friday fell onlgay Invited guests included Mrsi/at the Wilshire Presbyterian| J B, French, who has been GENERAL ELECTRIC co. the most thickly populated part of |Harry J. Hodgins, Mrs. Wynn God-|Church in Los Angeles, Calif., Sat-|superintendent of the Siems Drake ""l‘l Italian "“””I‘" city ] dard, Mrs. Jack Calvin, Mrs. Wil- urday, July 17. The couple, both of |Puget Sound construction work in PSPO] ent says D ve- |14, rteris rs 'w e e V1 o B i ”:‘ f.;m:,».‘y,f.t“y]‘i “‘1‘;‘ :'y"“‘::"; liam Charteris, Mrs. Louis G. whom are well known here, did|this vicinity for the past two and A WARNER BROS. HIT, with 1 3 ” ED'S‘,N N'AZDA Ve ¥ ‘I s z“d ‘;Srharpf‘ul)fl'n, Mrs. Tony Schwamm, not announce their plans for the a halt years, plans to leave here - “ make the streets a “picture of)prs Tawrence Freeburn, Mrs. Neill future this week AGAN ¥ 5 5 ) s. La ) S. 1 | this ek to make his home in desolation Small wago) ““‘l‘lAnder.wn. Mrs. John J. Conway;! 7 lthe States. v OLYMPE BRADNA- WM. LUNDIGAN . JOAN PERRY carts are being used to carry the|pgy. o ¢ 8 % I 4 i . g s the reckless, lovable Yankee Ace! REGINALD DENNY - Directed by LEWIS SEILER 4 |Mrs. Prosper S. Ganty, Mrs, BANKER TO JUNEAU >, ven Ploy by Berry Tivars & Komro Gomet + Sovomsind by o Hiow b & i d L e [V d ‘“'""“")'“‘»‘; to a “"“‘” ““I‘ V““(;fl Charles Wortman, Mrs. Charles M,| Phillip Johnson, manager of the N e P {can which is a specially favored|peterson and Mrs. Martha Kos<|First Bank of Sitka, was a lm:,nu-w, TEQE homes. | r-€ [N | v o Ompal‘lson { 5 SON FOR THIELKES | GANTY VISITS FAMILY | WASHINGTON, Aug. 16 An elght-pound son.was born to| Liout. P. 8. Ganty, USNR., w'"” RIG GILLINGHAM AMERI(A" lEGlO“ R e s AR Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Thielke at is stationed in Ketchikan, was in . who is also Fuel Administrator,|their home here Sunday morning, Sitka on an official business trip| RH’URNS FROM WES'I' MEE‘""G TO"'GH]’ announces the coal mines admin-|AUBUSt 8 "“"] ";“"‘I“”"l while ‘hiere visited istration has begun surveying the| E B I8 RN & o efficiency of a large number off HOSTESS AT LUNCHE! Brig. and Mrs. J. F. Gillingham ' pMembers of the American Legion Al k El i i L. ‘VI' dP W the coal mines looking toward a| MrS. Martha Kostrometinoff will| lm(l( Hum JU\H\U of the Salvation Army, returned i) meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the aska Electric Lighi and Power || con mines tooking wowara ) 0 o o meon st het| Mr. and Mrs. Erole Oartor, ac-| Seturday from & tiree. weeks' 110 | Dusous:chni. which s See Tckes has been operating the|ome Monday, August 16, for mem-companied by their daughter, Miss| (Continued from Page One) | to Anchorage on an Inspection “’}1"- will be paid to comrades who are ccm an mines since last spring when the|Pers of the executive board of the [Jean Carter, returned here this! Sombars ¥hatel bhart iheiilts e “lllvhll]e in llu-sfilvstwmzj :.:“;(ml:;r leaving p Y | Presid lirooted . that ho. taks|Sitka Women's Club. Plans of the|week from a short trip to Juneau.| 0m0ers TPATec Over Tac B Jus GHUDGUAID. TORAG AT RUSAITEI Refrashments for the night are resident directed that he take|” minutes before daylight and the the reception upon the arrival of | iy charge of Homer Nordling. - ) them over in an effort to end work|Club for the coming year will be R |attack las r g : sanbe . ont, fr e ! 4 2 effol k A 7 % W) ‘utlatk lasted for about an hour. the mobile canteen being sent from > g ' e discussed at this time. Members WORTMAN TRAVELS gt eir o . Bt oAt A N i J Ph 816 D l Ph 18 stoppag! ¢ SR s | Swiss reports said thousands of Chicago by members of the Rotary uneau one ouglas one g e S here who will attend are Mrs. El-| Charles Wortman, proprietor of|..q . ees were fleeing the stricken Anns RUY WAR BONDS | BUY WAR BONDS liott Fletcher,» Mrs. John Cushing,|the Alaska Drug and Jewelry store| it while armed guards futilely - Mrs. Phillip Johnson, and Mrs.{here was a passenger on the last|attempted to restrain them. William Cook. boat leflvmg here [or Juneau Xox‘ Detafls of the Mosquito bomber GOES TO JUNEAU | g iately announced, but were expected Mrs. H. Winberg was a passen- ON VACATION mome! mnnly z [aei aboard ' recent Hoat for Jus| ‘mess . Andrews hikes: st~ bhel PLYING BETWEEN fl neau, where she is transacting bus- Pioneers' Home Hospital, s enjoy- | 7 ...You can spot it every time OUTH, in everything it does, goes for the people and things that are “right”. That's why youth goes for ice-cold Coca-Cola. It is “right”. .. in quality...in taste ...and in refreshment. It’s the drink that belongs to youth’s ritual of refreshment. \ And there’s reason for this. Ice-cold Coca-Cola Y has what it takes. .. a clean fresh taste ... un- mistakable refreshment. A special blend of flavor-essences merges all the wholesome in- gredients of Coca-Cola into an original taste ofitsown. Noone can duplicateit. The only thing like Coca-Cola is Coca-Cola itself. Coca-Cola or, to use its abbreviation, Coke, and you’re in for some- thing special in delicious re- freshment. Contentment comes when you connect with a Coke. Just ask for friendly * * * 1% natural for popular names to acquire friendly abbreviations. That’s why you hear Coca-Cola called Coke. Coca-Cola and Coke mean the same thing...the real thm “coming from a single source, = ian to the community”, k. The custom in every neighborhood...to enjoy deli- cious ice-cold Coca-Cola . . . though not as often in war- time as before. And remember when you sometimes can't get Coca-Cola, it’s because Coke, being first choice, sells out first. The best is always the better buy! BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY JUNEAU COLD STORAGE COMPANY 1 GO OUT TO STATES o | Mr. and Mrs. Alf Olsen and in- ENTERTAINS { fant son left here recently by boat| To celebrate the birthday of her| for the States where they plan to|sister, Mrs. Charles M. pe(,grgon’ {make their future home. They will Mrs. William C. Charteris, assist- ‘ |locate near Bellingham, their for- ed by Mrs. William Sarvela, Mrs.| mer home. Charles Wortman and Mrs. Martha\ LONDON, Aug. 16—There is speculation here that Foreign Min- ister Anthony 'Eden might go to APrgy | Kostrometinoff, entertained with a; BLACK TO JUNEAU cocktail party and buffet supper Canada to participate in the Allied strategy conference held in Quebec. Dallas Black, uccrev.my at the at her home last Tuesday evening. [ Eden might be asked to help in | the forming stage policy in re- \gard to handling the Axis and its | satellites, occupied countries. Logging Truck Road Builders | Wanted for | The Foreign Office said it could not comment on the report of Certificate of Availability Required | Eden’s prospective trip but it did see not deny such a move and English | U. S. Employment Service at newspapers are permitted to write | interpretatively about it. R—— | | | BOMBPARIS LONDON, Aug. 16.—The vxchy; Radio announces that Allied plnncfl‘ attacked Paris this morning. A half hour broadcast said two sec- | tions “in the Paris area” suffered heavy damage and numerous casual- | ties. | The attack was made by heavy and medium bombers. | e { WASHINGTON, Aug. 16. — Axis | U-boats have been destroyed at the | rate of about one a day for the past | three months in Allied sea offen- | sives. | In the past 60 days more than 90 enemy subs have beén sent to the | bottom. i | | 124 Marine Way, Juneau ; l a Lynn L. Crosby at the Gastineau Hotel, Juneau - BUY WAR BONDS GET ME A BUCKET OF JuS' WHEN T GET @ HOT TP ON SNUEFY'S \WHERERABOWTS THEY DRAG ME DOWN HERE - ® FOR WHAT 22 NAVY ELL\GENCE TRINIDAD BW.. LEAVES JUNEAU Tuesdays and Saturdays at 8:00 P. M. TICKETS and INFORMATION at PERCY'S CAFE Where all small packages may be left. We Appreciate Pan American Airways appreciates the patience and understanding of our friends in Alaska at this time when every passenger and every ounce of cargo is subject to military priority. After Victory, Pan American will pioneer new standards of service for Alaska. LPAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS BR\NG QNOTHER ONE QuUICK %