The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 17, 1943, Page 3

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, | YOU'LL THRILL AND SHOUT as the rats are smoked from their holes... 943 Irene HERVEY - Don TERRY Leo CARRILLO Andy DEVINE BIG HOUSE goes BUG-HOUSE! Ay — Plus — DOUBLE FEATURE " BEGINS TONIGHT, CAPITOL SCREEN Tense incidents in the lives of those men engaged in the most dangerous of professions, countér- | espionage, form the dramatic ad- ventures unfolded in Univers | timely spy drama, “Unseen Enemy,” | | which comes tonight to the screen | |of the Capitol Theatre. | | Leo cCarrillo, Andy Devine, Irene | |Hervey and Don Terry head the cast which also features Turhan Bey. William Ruhl, Fred Gierman, Lionel Royce and Eddie Fetherston have outstanding roles. The film recounts the exploits of a Canadian intelligence officer and his efforts to thwart a daring coup planned by Axis undercover agents operating around San Francisco's harbor district. Miss Hervey and Terry essay the romantic leads while Carrillo ap- pears as a dupe of the enemy-agents. | Devine plays a harbor detective. | Slapstick makes a lively return in the second feature entitled “Par- don My Stripes,” Republic Pictures’ version of life in a big penitentiary. Sheila Ryan and Bill Henry have the leading roles while the castful of ,popular comedians include such well-knowns as Harold Huber, Ed-| gar Kennedy, and Clff Nazarro. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA SALVAGE PLAID WOOLENS TO MAKE FALL CLOTHES by PICTURE SHOWING AT 20TH CENTURY | BASED ON FACTS To the recollections in later life (of General George Douglas Ram- say, one of the earliest West Point cadets, 20th Century-Fox and its ccript writers are indebted not only for the historical background of the film “Ten Gentlemen From West Point,” which is currently at the 120th Century Theatre, but also for Ja parallel to its romantic triange ! invélving George Montgomery, Mau= reen O'Hara and John Sutton: In the yellowing pages of Gen- eral Ramsay’s memoirs, reposing ‘in the files of West Point’s unique and interesting library, may be found the story of the love, in the year 1812, of Cadet ,Pratt and Lieutenant Giardner for the beautiful Miss Kingsley, ‘Which story might well {have inspired the script writers for “Ten Gentlemen From West Point.” The picture was produced by Wil- liam Perlberg and directed by Henry Hathaway. Supporting players in- clude Laird Cregar, John Shepperd, Victor Francen, Harry Davengprt, and others. FLIES BACK HOME Mrs. Russell Clithero, who has , been visiting in Juneau for several days, returned to her home today " PAGE THREE | FSOAENTURY NOW PLAYING "TEN GENTLEMEN FROM WEST POINT" T An Enjoyable Historical Account LATENEWS “PERILS OF NYOKA" (Saturday Matinee) - - in Sitka by Alaska Coastal plane. of PASSES AWAY IN . T - R Starred || .« SEAII[E YESTERDAY‘ Left, made-over plaid dress; center, jumper from a man’s old bathrobe; right, fringed shawl camoufiage. Thr“ rall! . 10 | With a bit of ingenuity and a little time, old:plaid woolens can bg transformed eflsi'Y‘ into 8“"““‘(“' GRAPUATES e fall clothes for school or office. It's both patriotic and practicdl to make use of discarded garments : Mrs. Thomas Hall, 66, passed and the above results prove that the effort-is worth while from @ fashjon standpoint also. If you have OF away yesterday in Seattle after a plaid spring coat or suit that looks dated, you'll find there's ample malerm)l in either one to mzk: “ THE about two years of illness. The| the basque waisted dress with a ¢i;ndl type skirt shown ul’ lefl‘.l Tl:e‘ Pe_(er E nni:o:l):ler :t::lle?‘(,lpk‘:(u?e \ i word was received today by her| Windsor tie give it an individual tolch. Beliéve it or not, the attractive jumper kup Saturday Matinee husband i | was made Teom a man's bathrobe. It buttons down the front and has a leather :.;el(, dwnh“n ls‘ v;.:xln . i i hi . > 1 's worn- d plaid shawl pictured on the right is L SHEILA 3 2 Mrs. Hall was bor England a crisp white blouse made from dad's worn-out shirt. The fringed p A HElHlY *RYAN DOORS OPEN Rt Ammrx:u n:"v;;:.m.,‘,)fgm:,.‘ haf iy salvage camouflage for an outmoded dress which can be accomplished with a 40-inch square 2:20 P. M. 1903. The Halls have lived in Al-| of plald woolen. It goes over shoulders and is anchored at waistline by & wide belt. ‘(International) SHOW STARTS iska since 1914. She went south| ity : > last June, accompanied by her hus- | 1 P.M | band, and the latter just returned after another visit with her. The deceased is survived by her | husband, two sons, Tommy, jr., now |hight and left ear " a ey in Burbank, and Geome_y whe re- for the States, on his way back to|Weighed elght pounds and sides in Seattle. Also surviving are| Washington where Congress has re- ounces at i two grandchildren, Beverly Jane convened after a fall recess. |1 o / Theat Silia ; oy A L 4 WORLD'S BEST OFFICERS SCHOOL! SEE_THE ONLY SCREEN RECORD of INDIAN LA CROSS! — 4 J' IND NEW CITIZEN M. D. WILLIAMS IN DIMOND SOUTHBOUNI | Fe i R Alaska Delegate Anthony J. Di- A baby son was boyn to Mrs. . mond arrived in Juneau late last Evelyn Sanford at St. Ann's Hos-| District Engineer M. D. Williams, ly this morning pital yesterday afternoon. The child of the Public Roads Administration, h four left Wednesday for an official bus- iness trip to Anchorage. B THE CAPITOL HAS THE BIG PICTURES! FROM. CANADA | Wayne Downie, radio technician | A Caplain and Mrs. E.. C. Hinz of |r,. pan American Airways, is in | | Edmonton, Canada, are guests at the Baranof Hotel. | - D FROM SEATTLE and Joyce. She was a member of ! Dimond has been visiting consti- «..You can the Eastern Star. tuents in the Interior for the last l HEATRE The funeral will be held in Se-|Several weeks. attle. | L - - o o spot it every time ‘T TAKES something extra...a plus...to | PAA TECHNICAN HERE | make 'a reputation that everybody re spects. Coca-Cola got its reputation for qualis ty, because it has always been made the . quality way out of quality ingredients. Coca-Cola is an original creation B with a very special something o S offer, found in no other drink ... a blend of wholesome flavors that creates for Coca-Cola a taste all its.own, LAIRD CREAGOR . 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Inlet is a guest at the Baranof Hotel. ——————— APZOINTED CONSUL GENERAL, NORWAY The Customs Office here has re- ceived word that Jorgen Galbe has been appointed Consul General of Norway at San Francisco. His Territory includes the Western States and Alaska. : . FISH SALES Fifteen thousand pounds of black | cod were sold on the local market today at ceiling prices by the Arden. Booth Fisheries was the buyer. Juneau from Whitehorse on com- Argentina's government palace is Pfiw’\flh HERE FROM SITKA ED' SON MAZDA Baranof Hotel, during their stay |guest at the Baranof Hotel. thirst but onl tand | George O. Grover of Sitka is reg- % Aombiuen } > 2 4 | 3 . . . guest at the Baranof Hotel. E. Vander Meénlen of Excursion Juneau Phone 616 Douglas Phone 18 pany business. i -+ - | - ‘Wayne D. Dewnie ofygSeattle is| “He " by RAL ELE Tnl 4 | registered at the Baranof Hotel. :Icnownrasifl!er ik Ho%xso. 6 - D | | . | Elizabeth Arendt and Mrs. C. B.| Shl“ed by Moscow‘ | Hedges of Sitka are guests at the in Juneau. LAMPS e | FROM KODIAK 1 5 W. F. McRoberts of Kodiak is a - There are many things for e Hlanaara o1 Lomparison FROM, SITKA ; |istered at the Baranof Hotel during £ M S e ol his stay in Juneau. Com e FROM ANCHORAGE ; Don Brady of Anchorage is a - . Alaska Electric Light and Power SR FROM THE INLET What drink do find at the :.h" in ":l n.'Faufil: to olier pure, olesome, taste-good re- 2 United States ¢ = ’ | The best is always the better buy! DEPARTMENT OF THE I 10R | THE SOVIET government announced RINTER ORV that Maxim M. Litvinoff (top), has GENERAL LAND OFFICE iy District Land Office been relieved of his post as Ambas- sador to the United States. He will Anchorage, Alaska, | be succeeded by Andrei A. Gromy- | v August 4, 1043. ko (bottom), now charge d'affaires | 4 Notice .is hereby given that! of the Russian Embassy in Wash- | g ] George R. Gray, entryman, to-| ington, " (International) | 7 gether with_his witnesses, Augustus| — ) Holmes Kingsbury, Jr., and Ross Laverne Hevel, all of Haines, Alaska, | has submitted final proof on his homestead entry, Anchorage SerialI No. 09925 for Lots 2 and 3 Sec. 23, T. 28 S, R. 54 E, C. R. M,, con- taining 9492 acres and it is now in the files of the United States| Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska,! and. if no protest is filed in the district land office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be l“irst Nati‘.nal Bank accepted and final certificate ' is- of JTUNEAU., ALASKA sued. BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH HAVE YOU SEEN | Td MARD BIRD (S| [ OKAY- BUT HE Y GEE,GOSW ' SNUFEY AROUND [ond thS OWN DOWN| [T (N WS BUNK | 1 \WONDER (€ TS BUENIWNG, | HERE W BROZIL- AN YERE'S ALL AN TRNG'S AES: _ TAWNTHS WS CLOTHES WAPPENED T | NURSE MAW! : DEPOSITS IN THIS BAN ARE INSURED FLORENCE L. 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