The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 31, 1943, Page 3

R 1 e —— PAGE THREE TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1943 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU ALASKA e | STORY OF BLITZ BENLEAMING *o'cuo ronicin PASSESAWAY AT 20TH CENTURY ¥ | Since September, 1940, the world 86, well-knowp Ju-|nas peen asking: Did the Nazis died here this af- 'MANY IN, OUT OF JUNEAU BY PAA YESTERDAY ngers were in yesterday on Pan THGHTO Doors Open at 9:15—Starts at 9:3 | (I_OSES IOMGHI ATCAPITOLSHOW “The Shanghai Gesture,” which | |as a play rocked New Yorkers and | IT'S JOY WEEK AT OUR HOUSE‘ Come on Over and Enjoy Yourself! | | | ATTEND THE WAR BOND RALLY TONIGHT! ‘ TIO CENTURY Where the Better Big Pictures Play riental Drama! = S\;o%k\ (;* ANG “M Ben Leaming resident, The following pe and out of Juneau the hinterlands, has finally bee “‘A A 1 heau attempt an all-out invasion of Eng- | transferred to the screen as a stir- |American Airways planes. ternoon after an illness of several janq? 20th Century-Fox has fash- |ring and highly entertaining mo-| To Fairbanks from Juneau--Leo| weeks joned an answer in “Confirm or ® TONIG“T ONLY [ ] \ | tion picture by Arnold Pressburger.|Rhode, of ‘the Alaska Game Com-| A member of Juneau Lodge of |Deny” which closes tonight at the WAR BOND RALLY ADMISSION FREE Elks, Leaming had worked in and around Juneau since the early days. He “formerly was employed at Chichagof mine and also at Tread- 20th Century Theatre, and it is outstanding entertainment. the| 1t is the story of a Yank ace correspondent who gave his blood, | Headed by a distinguished stellar |MiSsion on an official business trip; ycast, including Gene Tierney, Vic-|Roland Nippes, on his to Cor- {for Mature, Ona Munson, Walter|d0Ova where he is Superintendent Huston, Phyllis Brooks, Albert Bas-|0f Schools; Frances Finnesbo, Eun- : ice Logan and Jesse Patterson, Al- PREVUE TOMORROW? TONIGHT 12:30 / serman, Marie Ouspenskaya, and well, and was club steward for the sweat gnd tears to get the biggest PORRGLS Eric Blore, “The Sl)mnghm Ges- |aska Office of Indian Affairs teach- | Juneau Elks Club for several years.| qtory of his ulr('rl'rkm\ly to scrap S STABTS WEDNESDAY—4 DAYS [ ] ture” is showing for the last times |€FS: Ruth Swank of Juneau, gong| The funcral probably will be held |y 'for a love that was bigger fye 3 5 A BOLD ADVENTURER... tonight at the Capitol Theatre to Fairbanks to visit her son; Mr.|Friday under the Elks ritual serv-| pon Ameche as “Yank' Mitchell, 'T s LS,LXLS/‘ T",NAL * who's @s smooth with the ladies One cannot say that this picture|®nd Mrs. Robert Prizer and two | ices the news-hawk, who had the story b depicts the life of the average per- children. Prizer is an employee of A nephew and niece are living in' ¢hat could betray an empire, con- son because it is placed in a world the Alaska Railroad. Also going to Bradshaw, Nebraska. Leaming Was|tributes the finest dramatic role of remote from most of us. One can- Fairbanks was Mrs. Grace Koehler,|a native of New Jerse his long career. His is an unforget- not, however, forget its tremendous|Mmother of Mrs. Grace Ramsay of "S- able performance and a glowing |impact. One cannot easily find a Juneau, who will teach school. |tribute to those unsung heroes of Yet| Coming to Juneau from Fairbanks [0 everyone who sees it, there will Were David Millard of the Interior |be answers to strange questions-- ‘)";“”"“‘m' Herbert énlnwv‘ Ped: | questions asked in every time and €l Communications System radio and Glen Robinson of ‘front line” news. Joan Bennett as “Red” Carson, {the gallant fighting English gixl, Iprovides the romantic interest that PRODUCTION OF ~ WAR MATERIALS | phrase to fit the story it tells. |in every part of the world. Fnr;:;‘s"c\“'}“r 5 b : | |is intensified by the thrilling action 3 “The Shanghai Gesture” is a dar-| ‘"¢ Manpower Commission, |of the story. Her interpretation is | Leaving Juneau for Whitehorse | ing motion picture and every one of its characters is alive with drama |magnificently restrained and she |gives a convincing portrayal of a were J. Zackman, Jr., Harry Hass- 'WPB Chairman Nelson Is and excitement. ;’l’;(‘):m“’l‘\‘imfilni’”:"dt:"‘“‘“l‘"‘l»( P“ggc {girl who finds love amidst death ] s nistration clerks nd- e - 3 » : iy . {and destruction. , |ward pierce and Haroid - wells| - Pleased with Increase | “supporting cast neadea vy - . riyers; an R, ol . |Roddy McDowall and including Lecturer Will berg, of the Dowell Canstruction Co in Percenfage jsonn roder, Raymona wamum, Another PAA employee arrived in |Juneau for assignment to the staff 'here. He is Robert O. Cox, assist- Speak on Korea | . {ant meteorologist, who will assist Tomon’ow NIgh‘;chk COngdnu.::(frologm here, |Arthur Shields and Eric Blore con- WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.— The tribute it hare to this moving War Production Board reports to-|drama of mple men and women day the output of war mate: fighting for their lives, homes and increased three per cent in July and freedom. Donald M. Nelson, chairman of the MANY FINED FOR i contras witn e sioomser MRS, McCORMIC BEING DRUNK HERE [5... v e “ouiout ot ‘below SPEAKS TODAY | g The list of arrests and fines over WENDY =7 SANDERS - BARRIE | Allen Jenkins . Anne Hunter | - - The women of Juneau are extend- | ed an invitation to be the guests of | | the Woman’s Society of Christian Service at a meeting to be held in the Methodist Church parlor tomor- row evening at 8 o'clock. —PLU FILM MUSICAL | LATE NEWS CARTOON LEON ERROL Airplane production was up four The principal feature of the pro-|the weekend and yesterday by City |per cent, 7373 planes being pro- gram will be an address by Dr.|police is as follows: duced in the month of July. | Berneta Block of the local Health| gimon Petikoff, $25, drunk; Earl| Deliveries of destroyers and de- Department staff. Speaking from|junkins, $25, drunk, two times; |stroyer escorts were up 25 per cent,| Mrs. Betty McCormick, Chairman her first hand experience of ten g Hejtman, $25, drunk and dis-|and munitions making held to the|of the Gastineau Channel War Sav- years’ residence and service in orderly; Macario O. Haro, $25, June level. lings Committe spoke to Rotar- Korea, as medical missionary and superintendent of the Seoul Hos- lians during their noon luncheon in Percy's Cafe this afternoon, urging their support in putting over the | Third War Loan Drive which starts here tonight. — r(abinel of |drunk; Edward David James, $20, pital, Dr. Block is qualified to |drunk and disorderly; Edward B. of “A Day in Korea.” kett, $25, drunk and disorderly; vo- Special music will be provided by seph E. Miller, $25, drunk and dis- BUYAN EXTRA BUND—UthI The Ouifit Ruth . D, Brooks, newly arrived|orderly; Ruth Miller, $25, disor-| . She said that bonds purchased eighth grade teacher, who will give | derly. I e u' during the next two weeks are the : PRI = |"extra bonds which the Government | i | ¥ Novatilher 18 and testing dairy cattle, both cows E. S. Evans, left yesterday for Vic-|manager of the Baranof Hotel, and arthur Crites, former president | B o jand goats, in southeast Alaska. |toria, B. C. where he will be en-|Arthur “Scotty” Adams, of the'g the Bakersfield, California, Ro-| } St | ¢ Visits wn! be made to Haines, roiled at the Glenly| chy:lxatory:l"mm'ul Disbursement office here. ‘Lnrv Club, was a visiting Rotarian LIvER BILE- FI.IGHIS MADE | Skagway, Sitka, Wrangell, Peters-|School for Boys. -Mrs. Evans ac-| Lu Liston announced a meeting fe is here on his way to Cordova | uss'a"""Army Smashes at {burg and Ketchikan, with a stop{companied her son on the trip, but of the Rotary War Bond Committee| o investigate the possibilities of | Wi!lu;:dcdnl. mr—J—And Y;l.':: Jumg Out of $ at Cordova on his return to llxt‘lwm return in about a week. this Priday from 5 to 5:30 pm. ab ohening a tin operation near Cor- n orning in’ to Go YESIERDAY BY | westward - - Percy's Cafe. | » The liver should pour out two pints of “Center of German = Front Line : ish and American liberating armies threatens the whole German right wing. The entire Rostov region is now (Continued from Page One) a vocal number, “Softly As in a| Morning Sunrise” by Sigmund Rom- | berg, and in a piano solo entitled, | for the bazaar to be held on Friday, |is asking us to buy by doing with- out other things.” All of the bonds sold here will SANTIAGO, Aug. 31.—The Chil- |ean Cabinet resigned today to give DR. GRAVES HERE T0 aranof Hotel. | spend considerable time inspecting| Bill Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. | James C. Ryan were Jack F‘lctcher,‘G“ld Room of the IN PARAMOUNT NEWS— “Walso Oromatinie": iy Godaand . the President “full liberty f B liberated from the Nazi intruders. : 3 4 . y for re-'yrovide money for outfitting men in T o . » iberated from the ‘m ntmders Mrs. _Jame’hfll;:. Bos:ie, Ptu;:l:ienfi ?r‘ INSPE(I DMRY (A"I.E |organization.” This is the official|the armed forces, she said. Slogan ® MoP UP OF ATTU e PREVUE OF Tm TOWNS :Xll‘: e @ il geeis) S | announcement. " of the campaign is “Outfit the Out- TOTAL VICTORY ® AND MORE! : Members are requested to get a| Here from Palmer, Dr. Earl D.| TS e fit.” ra full report on an outstanding article Graves, Territorial veterinarian, will | BILL EVANS TO SCHOOL New members initlated today by ——————— ey -2 WAKE UP YOUR Particular emphasis will be placed | MRS. MOE HERE |upon the inspection of raw milk| Here from Skagway, Mrs. Malcolm | Rotarians will “hcrds. It is recalled that last sum-|Moe is at the Baranof Hotel hold an | ALASKA STAR {mer at Fairbanks there was an out- | - = el e B L James McNaughton reported thal| Rakersfield, and John Utte informal | of Seattle. dinner dance September 25 in th"‘wen- guests of the club. Others we ! dova, along with Don Lucas, also of tiquid bile into your bowels daily. If this bile is not flowing freely, your f not digest. It may just decay in the | Gas bloats up your stomach. You get pated, You feel sour, sunk and the looks punk, 1t takes those good, eflective i trom Utterstrora Lucd and ,Chaplain H. P. Vogel, Ray Peter- SERVED ANY TIME A _ #(Continiucd from Page OUC) | cross the channel in full force and | The Alaska Star Airlines plane |break of undulant fever which "‘-! man of Sitka and Frank Wright come to close quarters with the Ger- | arrived yesterday with four pas- |Sulted from drinking milk whlchz |of Hoonah up, a i 3 Smolensk front, several towns hay- | man invaders of France. You would | sengers from the Westward and de- | was not pasteurized | ! SRS e Aok for Quetaris Litie Liver Rils NI ing been captured. The broadcast | certainly not wish me to tell you |parted last night with nine booked , Pasteurized herds will, however,| | © ' B 4 also stated Moscow has just heard | when it is likely to happen or | for Anchorage. Robert Jacox and be examined as well as the raw| | The famous or hula-skirts SRR S S SR SRR of. the victory by the capture of whether it be far or near, but when- | Earl Clemmett piloted the plane.. |milk herds, but less care may be| | of the South s are made from | : Taganrog on the Sea of Azov in | ever the great blow is struck you| Arrivals were.Mrs. Al Koth, Fred |taken with the pasteurized than| S it Toaona Anclent. Rgmans kept. tho Nggay southern Russia, and guns were may be sure it will be because we | Peterson and George Petka from the raw becatise of the fact that| s s e ri el - fired. are satisfied that there is a good | Cordova, and Miss Helen Long from 'all harmful bacteria is killed in i e @ When the news of the capture of | prospect of continuing success. Our | Valdez. | pasteurization | 5 ; Yelnua was announced, guns were | soldiers are being expended in ac-| Departing for Anchorage were | OISR ey | . fired again.at Stalin’s command, | cordance with sound military plans, | Regene Leurs and infant, Ed Kurts, | er 1C ory | iy twelve salvos at each time. not squandered by political con-|Helen, Kelly and Turea Canover,‘“!‘l"‘" DEPARIMENI‘ chmlc co. ' 5 Remnants of the German army at siderations of any kind.” | Vera McKenzie, Mary Holwas and i ] jiganrog are being wiped out, the | War on Japan | Gladys Fink. | W . . » . fibin part of the army having fled | The recent conference in Quebec, | feti: 2002 S | SA""ARIA" ON TRIP _h‘" the ar 8o Pan American | Al £ B.points west actording to the Prime Minister, | [ Airways will pioneer new standards | e RedArmy is today advancing | was concerned principally with ‘in- THREE H.IGHIS ARE | James V. Hawkins, Sanitarian for| . A h § the coast of the Sea of Azov flaming” the war against Japan | |the Territorial Department of | of servncF for our fnends = AhSk_a. : LAMPS ? finow iheatens the seaport of | with' whom Russia is at pebaece;‘ M ADE -I-OD AY FOR | Health, left for Wrangell and Pet- Meanwhile, we are 1009 engaged in pol. herefore there woul ave en | ersburg, where he will carry on a 2 v ¥ toen populated places have been | embarrassment if the Soviet Unfon [ hibrodh " Iassea i ¢ oating. fas the war efforc— with every passenger "y ptured in a great victory that | had been represented. AlASKA (oASIAl | tablishments and canneries. and every ounce of cargo priorited by The lan ard o iSflll { " Dairies will also be inspected, as Y : | ompal' 4 F T R iy the Armed Pjorces and we appreci- e Wi Mg fghis wpep made today by| He expects to remain in the two ate your patience and understanding i ¥ he Alaska Coasf nes. ‘|southeastern towns for the next z | -l T and Mrs. O W Ofs0. Thw B etk ot when the accommodation you want i R Haines, and the return trip brought | R v is not available. o hid !in Helen Raymond, E. E. Knudsen AT BARANOF HOTEL pie and Jane Webb. Mrs. Frank Bandy has arrived Alask El lr' L' M d William T. Fisier was the lone|from Hainesand is a guest at the a ec lc lg an ow*, & passenger to Excursion Inlet, and| Baranof. - | the return flight to Juneau brought ————— c ¥ Glenn Huber, W. S. Hamilton, M.! AT GASTINEAU Ompally Siervogel, Howard E. Hay, F. B. Frank Stine, of Sitka, is registered P 'Harns and Nick McGlashen. at the Gastineau Hotel. J Ph Bl 8 D s The following persons flew to| uneau one 0 3 Ketchikan: M. S. Obershea, E. C.| BUY WAR BONDS uglas Phone 18’ | Lowery, D. F. Steen, H. W. Wither-| — " 4 - A —— . w04 Bk R BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH By BILLY D DEPOSITS b ESTEBETH BRINGS [ THS \S WHERE THEY DRY ~ g L Va7 M q VY] 1 IN THIS BANK | 17 PASSENGERS W' COFFEE STtANS SNIFFY -UH- “a 5 ARE | NOW ,\N\-\E“'RE DD THAT o | Passengers arriving in Juneau - WO {: aboard the motorship Estebeth over b \(RRD B\RD 2 I N s U RED the weekend were: from Kimshan % F Cove—W. A. Brown; from Todd—L. 2 Los; from Tenakee—Ed McCormick, B O. H. Bliss, Bruce Gleason, James | Gleason, and Mrs, A. Heydek. ¥ P P From Chatham—Albine Johnson, “h t N t l B nk Ingwald Peterson; from Hawk Inlet 7 of JUNEAU, ALASKA Bello, W, 8. Pekovich, Mrs. W. 8. y Pekovich, Sam Pekovich, Jr.; from 4 L9 a4 dfiéx 31T INSURA Funter—William Johnson and Helen TRl NN S A Kochergin, 5 1943, King Feitures Syndicate, Inc., World rights reserved = Broiled Steak and ‘ Electric H d 4 ecire ammonaa. Fried Chicken i » i s an usic DINE AND DANCE OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT DINE AND DANCE