The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 7, 1943, Page 3

i TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1943 i B THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA " PAGE THREE :QIMES TONIGHT g 'l'(" ORROW! Thomas Mitchell Laird Cregar May Robson with ANNA LEE LILLIAN GISH A Columbic Picture s ) PREVUE TONITE § CAPITOL ow Place of Juneau With a matches in brilliance ent characterizations Pasteur, Paul Muni ommandos Strike at ich is showing for the as Commandc the ous, hard-hitting of the indomitabl people of all “conquered struggling against Nazi with every weapon mand. Muni appears patriot, a kindly turns hunter when story, not alone ¢ as he to information he escapes military at the vital turns raiding war machiue and the countryside he loves. Lester Cowan produced mahdos Strike at Dawn,” ian, but of the British and can governments, as well. f e | The Methodist Ladies friends will gather luncheon tomorrow p.m West, 419 West afternoon will be for the bazaar on November 12 - — for a 12th spent in Pot luck Business Attend Wed follows dinner meeting HERE FROM TENAKEE of Tenakee, is nl‘ the Baranof Hotel H. J. Floresea, | aav BUY WAR BONDS performance bis magnific- Zola is featured in Dawn,’ last times those and which is to be COMMANDOFILM INVADERS CLOSES TONIGHT, CAPITOL SCREEN which and w tonight on the Capitol Theatre screen. And, like his Zola and Pas- teur portraits, Muni’s newest me- tion - picture is a breathtaking ex- ample of filmdom finest, a vivid, glowing and nsely mov- ing characterization Dawn” is fabul-| fighting men but unconquerable Zurope, tyranny it their such a Nerwegian himself is d. Forced to leave his home- England and head of a Commando party, to destroy the Nazi all its works in com-~ who with re- “Com- with the cooperation not only of the Canad- Ameri- To Sew Tomorrow their dessert afternoon at 1| at the residence of Mrs. LeRoy Street The sewing held \ “"TENTION REBEKAHS Sept 8th Please MARY JANE HARRINGTON FOR BEER at its BEST Say SERVED ANY TIME Broiled Steak and Fried Chicken COUPLEMARRIED Dr. Hrdlicka | AT HOME RITES SMASHING SATURDAY NIGHT PassesAway; | The E | Mrs. Otto Saturday evening when Miss Irma - Linna, daughter of the late Mrs : ; Elizabeth Linna of Winlock, Wash- cl aimed Human Ra(e Came to America Via Street home of Mr. and Two More Cenfers Capfur- ed-Wedge Driven from ington, and Mr. Uno Linna of Ls mita, California, became the bride of Pfc. William T. Johnson, son of | Coast to Inland S04 R 05, Dtk ARMELOR G i i Sk neau. Vows were read by <‘1|.<p-‘ Berlngs'ra”'AlaSka (Continued from Page One) lain H. P. Vogel of the U. S. Army The bride was lovely in a gown of pale yellow designed with a sweetheart neckline edged in lace She wore a single strand of pearls,in evening classes. He had received and her bouquet was of roses, with!an academy education in Bohemia, matching flowers in her hair mainly through the aid of a Catholic Mary Pink the bride's only!Ppriest attendant, wore a gown of pink| A Jew in New York, his family flowered sheer with a of Physician, induced him to prepare pink carnations for a medical caree nd he receiv- (Continued from Page One) sula, our protective formations are sheer, ged in encounters with the enemy.’ Front line Allied dispatches how- ever report opposition has been encountered by the British and Canadian troops but extensi roads and bridges, | i eng minor ant . corsage demolitions of also tunnels and the extreme Tug-|" s Anderson selected a gown of €d his M. D. in 1892 at the New gedness of the terrain has made chiffon velvet for her son’s mar- York Eclectic College. Two years progress slow riage and her corsage was of peach later he was graduated from the New York Homeopathic College Practiced Medicine He practiced medicine a short time, but circumstances soon steered him into his eer as an anthrop- gladioli Mr. Leon Alexander was best man N for his brother and Army witne ,l_““‘w(*r(' Lieut. Carl R. Langley and Pfs. ! liam L. Briacoe ADVANCE OVER W -EN ALLIED HEADQUARTERS NORTH AFRICA, Sept. 17 British and Canadian '(vlll‘\u.«::nz Present 4t t!} wedding were Mys, |00gist. He became an interne in Forces have pushed slowly Ut Tom MacMullen, grandmother of (the New York State Hospital for surely along the coast road of the|(he vroom: My, William Alexander,|the Insane in 1894, and in 1896 was Italian toe and cut a salient ten| g uncle of the groom: Mr. and Mrs (Made associate in anthropology in |Arne Shudshift, Mr. E. Oberg, and|the New York State Pathological have advanced eastward|nziss Caroline McAllister, |Institute. Before settling down, of Bagnara on the Tyrrhenian| Many friends of the young couple after he accepted the latter appoint- shore and beyond Melito on the|called during the reception hours |Ment. he spent a year in anthropol- |Tonian shore while inland the|to extend wishes of happiness. The 8ical study at the medical school |spearhead on Monday reached the|bride's table was centered with o #nd the school of anthropology at |gaunt precipices of the Bitter|three-tier wedding cake offset by the Sorbonne (University of Paris), |mountains of the Sila Range. Alyellow tapers, * | France number of villages have fallen into| The newlyweds will make their 1M 1903 he was appointed assist- the Allied hands and much military | home temporarily with the groom's ANt curator of thedivision of phy- |booty has been seized | parents, at 932 E Street isicul anthropology at the National miles inland | Forces Advances are made in spite of S L Museum of the Smithsonian Institu- very extensive demolitions of the! tion, and in 1910 was made curator {55 | of the division enemy . A Not ATk aNion I_un(heon leen In his youth he loved outdoor The DNH ackinwisiaes vhdtn. sports and games, but in his later tion of Southern Calabria” by the F B years lived almost as a recluse with Nazi and Italian forces and TItal- Of n e' e( his second wife in a suburban home jan citizens have been evacuated.| IN compliment to Miss Betty Nel- |dJoining Rock Creek Park. There This is the substance of the DNB|SOD. Who will become the bride of | NS diversions were gardening, read- broadcast from Berlin Staff Sgt. George Cantillion next N8 and music The DNB also broadcast that a|Friday evening, a no-host luncheon e | was held this second large scale landing is com-| po® Aeed B BH’.?:::( = fo ol 1 either on Italy or southern France.| g.. — \noo ..Y:mt; l",lmh‘:‘h “was ”xr.; - > > ! h charge of arrangements for the af- fair. A beautiful wool blanket was Birthday Party BUY WAR BONDS | Guests attending the affair were Mrs. Agnes Adsit, Mrs. Helene John- | son, Dorothy Fors, Jane English,| The sixth, birthday of Miss Page | Bernice Mead, Mrs. Edna Lomen, | Whitehead was celebrated in ap- j Bonnie Mozee, Mrs. Charlotte |Propriate style with a party in the | Schwatz, Mrs. Henrietta Blackwell, |basement playroom of her Sixth Geraldine Ringstad, Barbara Her- | Stiget hum(; on,.Sunday afternoon. mann, Mrs. Grace Smith, Mrs, Viv-|Games wese> played and refresh- {lan Nelson and the honored guest. ments, of which the principal feat- | J———————————— | UT¢ W35 a musical birthday cake : ISMAEL HOTEL playing “Happy Birthday to You,” were enjoyed by the guests. 4 y Helping Page to Steam Heat in Every Room Hot Water and Shower Bath Mary and Ann Gresham, Sue and | Michael Wade, ‘Gail Liston, Carla | Quick Service Barber Shop Carter, and Virginia and Stuart | on Second Floor—Room 3 Whitehead. Additional guests were | Under New Management the mothers of the children, two and Proprietor (small babies, John Wester and Bill H ISMAEL VOSOTROS !Case, and Miss Joy Wester. | | - - Opposite Juneau Cold Storage YOUR BROKEN LENSES Beasonable Rate | Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636. | ——————————————— D)0 CCA adv. in our own shop. Eyes NOTICE TO ALL BOAT OWNERS The undersigned Committee of the Alaska Terri- torial Chamber of Commerce is undertaking to assist boat owners whose vessels have been chart- | ered by the Army Transport Service, U.S! Engineers and Contractors, for which no payment has been i received. Please present all cases, in writing, in detail, | to any one of the undersigned Committe within the next ten days. i CALVIN POOLE HENRY RODEN H. L. FAULKNER BARNEY GOOGLE AND PURTY WEATUER NE GOT DOWN HNAR W BRAZIL, COVSIN SNUFFY SMITH O QUE D\Z O SR.22 DINE AND DANCE celebrate were | COMPREENDE O QUE ESTOWN. PIZENDO 22 LAST SHOWING, MUSICALFILM AT - 0TH CENTURY | ‘ The 20th Century Theatre's .fl«“ traction, “Always in My Heart,”| ".\]m"!\ is showing for the last bids times | tonight, fair to go down in screen history, not only as a thor- oughly delightful picture of family [life, but also as the picture which |introduced Gloria Warren to the |film public. For fifteen-year-old Miss Warren has a singing voice |that is pure gold, and a completely |captivating personality “Always in My Heart” is a story {of family loyalty, and & more heart- | gladdening evening of screen enter- tainment, would be hard tb find |Kay Francis, Walter Huston head |the cast with Gloria Warren, and| | Frankie Thomas, Patty Hale, Una |O'Connor, and Sidney Blackmer are |featured. Borrah Minnevitch pro- | |vides some tuneful interludes The superb performances by Miss | Prancis and Walter Huston and the | completely charming screen person- |ality of Gloria Warren would be more than enough to put “Alw in My Heart” way up in the hit class. | - D — Big Push Looming Against Japs; BIS | Reveals New Action (Continued from Page One) | to the vital military and naval es- tablishments in this country and after that a junket to all the fronts in the Pacific theater General Lethbridge’s mission isn't window 'dressing. If it had been they wouldn't virtually have sneak- led into town under cover of the | Quebec conference. They are here for a purpose— and that purpose is working out the details for a combined British- American offensive against the le- |glons of Hirohito that’ll make Kiska, Guadalcanal, New Georgia, and |even Midway seem like bloodly little | sideshows. e - 'Underwood-Hurley Nuptials Tomorrow Tomorrow afternoon in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel, Mrs Caroline Hurley and Don Under- wood will be united in marriage at a 3 oclock ceremony.. The Rev. Willis R. Booth, pastor of the Nor- thern Light Presbyterian Church, will read the vows Mrs. Carol Beery Davis will play the wedding music | Following the ceremony, a recep- | {tion will be held in the Gold Room and a wedding supper, to which 20 been invited, will Douglas Inn. - > BASEBALLERS _FROM NORTH HIT JUNEAU Skagway Champs to Play’ Blues Here in Con- fest Tonight | -The 'winners " of the ' Skagway Baseball League arrived in Juneau today to challenge the St. Loufs Blues, who finished the season here on top, and the two teams will meet at Firemen's Field this evening at 6 o'clock. | Weather permitting, the Skagway | champs will take on an All-Star outfit made ux of players from| teams other than the Blues tomor-| row night at 6 o'clock, also. It is believed that Bill Pavlige, leading hurler for Juneau teams, and hefty slugger, will be on the | mound for the Blues tonight. WAR BONDS be held at the i | BUY THE DOUGLAS INN * OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT _ = 8 intimate friends of the couple have !’ GLORIA WARREN FOOT.. From the beloved best-seller! Directed by e iy oy Cose b From g o by st pmncn EXCERPT Enjoyable, true, and worth R. BOOTH Cs highdly commended.™ THEWS, Jr. A picture superbly done, cannot be too highly recommended.”— DAVE JEFFERIES (KINY) ‘~It [Ore Foot in Heaven] everyone good to see it.”—WILLIS R. BOOTH. A wonderful picture—which is so much we today are n “—One of the most moving, best acted pictures I have ever seen.” —MRS. F. J. TONER. “_Surely a marvelous picture A vote will be taken at tonigh meeting of the American Auxiliary on the question of whether or not to restore Article 2, Section and 4 of the Constitution and | By-Laws. The session will begin 8 o'clock in the Legion Auxiliary. Plans will also be made for the | which Molly Pitcher Tag the Auxiliary has participate. Day in been asked . BUY WAR GoNDS Juneau Phone 616 NBO 4Q TEMPO T20" [ENTURY Where the Better Big Pictures Play LAST SHOWING TONITE: “ALWAYS IN MY HEART" STARTS WEDNESDAY @ TOMORROW [TNOW 7 "gff e HEAVEN+ A WARNER BROS, SUCCESS, with BEULAH BONDI « GENE LOCKHART « ELISABETH FRASER HARRY DAVENPORT LAURA HOPE CREWS « GRANT MITCHELL y OF COMMENTS MADE BY LOCAL PERSONS areful, true to life presentation, W. H. MATHEWS, JR. Wholesome, ¢lean, homey entertainment.”—MRS, W. H. MAT- ADDED-PATHE NEWS Legion GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. EDISON MAZDA LAMIPS The Standard of Comparison - Alaska Electric Light and Power Company INVEST IN Future Prosperity "BUY A BOND” and WALTER HUSTON MARTHA \ e e We we am\ Py ot o IRVING RAPPER aei by Mo S A Wainas Bon. i Waanal Piurs the time spent seeing it."—MRS. W. without burlesque—is to be soul-stirring-—wholesome, would do leavesyou with a feéling that there sing.”—MRS. JOHN McCORMICK. "—~MRS. WM. KARKI, NOTICE 3 t's After Sept; 10 no telephone rentals for the month of September will bé accepted at a discount. All remittances must at bear postmark of net later than discount day. Please be prompt. . JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS TELEPHONE CO. i i adv. to| | | Admitted to the Government Hos~ | pital for treatment are Mrs. Lattie Mercer and Vivian Ann Paddock. * Douglas Phone 18 BILLY DeBECK ,By, & PERDER Copt_ 1943, King Features S HE CAINT EVEN TOWK A LEETLE NEWNTED yodicate, Tac., Wod Organ ectric Hammond DINE AND DANCE Music