The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 6, 1943, Page 3

W s "ONCE UPON A HONEYMOON" ON CAPITOL SCREEN A riotous romance against the grim background of a world at war the theme of Leo McCarey's [“Once Upon a Honeymoon,” which |brings Cary Grant and Ginger Ro- gers together for in what is said to be one of the {season’s most unusual oferings. The Ifilm opened yesterday at the Capi- tol Theatre. Ginger is cast MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1943 THEY'RE M%{g TOGETHER! —all over the map of Europe, as Newscaster Cary and Glitterga’ Ginger panic the Baron it should been ! whose honeymoon have 'is as an American on on the eve of the Nazi marchj into Austria, and Cary portrays a broadcasting reporter interested in the political game the Baron is playing. He follows the newlyweds into Poland, which promptly falls, agent Ginger realizes she's made a mis- | take, and with Cary’s help sets about escaping from her titled hus- band. Their dramatic and hilarious} adventures as they make their way into Holland and then into France; just one jump ahead of the Nazis, lead to the exciting conclusion of | a story which reunites the three| chief characters in Paris under un-| usual circumstances. Walter Slezak, makes his JHolly-| wood debut as the Baron, and Al- bert Basserman and other well-| known players have important roles At Last! The one big picture that sweeps you over a world at war on a tidal wave of romantic comedy! Coy~Ggn LEO McCAREY'S ONCEUPON A HONEYMOON with the following passengers: the first timejcials in the salmon industry in re- gard to next season’s fisheries ac- dancer who marries a German Bar-|eries Agent from Ketchikan is go- Clerk for the Bureau of Fisheries, her mother at Ogden, Utah confirming Cary’s belief that the|goin south on a short vacation trip. Baron is Hitler's principal advance|Mr. Willilamson is Associate Cadas- | tral Engineer with the Land Office. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA BRANT LEAVES SO PLANS O O s XMAS GIFTS FORBOYS' The Bm'e;\\lrof Fisheries \'es~'elj Brant left for Seattle yesterday {Public Is Asked fo Assist- Lach Gordon An- nounces Plans | 2ach Gordon, Director of the| |Juneau USO, today announced the Club plans within the next few days to send large boxes of small| gifts to the men formerly stationed | here, who are now on the Aleutians | w. w:lliamxon.?“r in northwestern Alaska. The Cluh; | believes that the people of Juneau |would like to share in these Christ-| |mas remembrances. So if one cares i to give such a gift, please leave it Seaman 1st class Clinton Staple-| E ton, USCG, on leave to the states. | 2 the USO by Thuisdsy ovemng.% ¢ | December 9th. | Pl s Ketchikan were the| “.rye miportant thing is that the| James O, Ryan, Commissioner of [8y8 be remembered (withias maty Ediication, will 'visit schools i the |SIi8 a8 possible,” sksys: ' Gerdan, Ketehikan Distriot and will also be|Bence it is suggested that each gift present at the program when the be limited in value to a small .’un.-n, Liberty Brick is presented to the perh?ps 25.,0r.30. cofits. Jaeh pet- Ketchikan School. son is ask.ed to wrap the gift at- Miss Violet Hoar, |tractively in Christmas paper; but| Territorial | will Health Educator and Supervisor, lif this is not convenient, it will also visit schools in the Ketchfibe wrapped ab- the) USQ. It you ikan area. | | Clarence Olson, Fishery Supervi- sor, enroute to confer with offi- tivities. Mr. Olson expects to e away until the latter part of Jan-| uary i Arthur R. Hvatum, Deputy Fish- ing south to remain until spring. Miss Bess E. O'Neill, Pnncipa\l; will spend the next few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. F. |care to include a card with your name, it is believed that this will ‘cd from the records of the Die: | mentator, ESPIONAGE FILM NOW SHOWING AT 20TH CENTURY The first motion picture to rev the shocking events that led to the evacuation of Japanese from the| coastal areas opened yesterday at| the 20th Century Theatre with the arrival of 20th Cntury-Fox's cxcll-{ ing, thrill-packed film, “Little| Tokyo, U. S. A i Althougit the original screen pl:\y\ is fictional, all incidents in th:‘“ picture having to do with espionage | are based on cold, hard facts glean WHERE THE BETTER BIG PICTURES PLAYI FS0hcenTuy | A KNIFE... IN THE HEART OF AME ' Axis-spawned traitors skulking inthe shadows of a strange, sin- ?%i:m eny-wi"fln-a\-(l'y, right ¥ here in the U.S.A.l.. A fear- i; ss. man . . . a beavtiful girl g\kflny unspeakable terrors expose them! : Committee. And Producer Bryan| Foy has seen to it that these facts) are hammered home with telling accuracy. Little Tokyo, the Japanese sector| of Los Angeles, is the locale of the story. Preston Foster, as a detective, | and Brenda Joyce, as a radio com- set out to unmask the Axis-spawned traitors of this sin: ister city-within-a-city and in do-| ing so, they provide enough mys- tery, romance and thrills to satisty even the most avid moviegoer. The story is laid just prior to the infamous date of December 7th. Purporting to show the machina-' tions of the Japs prior to the war,! it realistically shows how the or-| iental pirates were able to keep tabs on all the vital industries. Miss Henrietta Power, Acting War with WALTER SLEZAK * ALBERT DEKKER ALBERT BASSERMAN Produced and Directed by LEO McCAREY in the RKO Radio film. be appreciated by the boys. “In many ways this probably will year. \ SRR e NOTE—From time to time, in this space, there will appear an article which we hope will be of interest to our fellow Americans. This is number two of a series. SCHENLEY INTERNATIONAL CORP., NEW YORK “Are Blenders People?” THE CAPITOL HAS THE BIG PICTURES! FIFTH ARMY THROWS BACK NAZI UNITS Moro River represented a gain of out two and one half miles from an Vito, whose capture was an- nounced yesterday, and carried the We were extolling the virtues of a Miss Richardson, Frederick Brandes | MEET TUESDAY Wed IU?Sday EVe Marine Men Given Chance of 3 Now fo Prepare for | The marriage of Miss Ruth Rich- ardson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Richardson of Thane, and " o After War Mr. Frederick Brandes, Jr., of \An- B v goon, will be performed tomorrow ¥ | The Coast Guard Auxiliary will evening by the Rev. Walter A'Ehold another important meeting in Soboleff of the Memorial Presby-!ipe city hall tomorrow night and terian Church. The 8 o'clock ser-| ) probably be addressed by Lieut. vice will be read at the home of the (jg) R. K. Bernstein and Chief bride-elect’s parents in the presence’l,'uy Officer Willlam T. Allen of a few close friends and relatives. i gre devoting their services to Miss Richardson will be g‘;’”:‘me auxiliary in all ‘technical mat- nd| DOUGLAS NEWS EUROUTE HOME | J. 8. Edwards, brother of A. R.| | Edwards, of Douglas, is enroute back | | to his home in Lowell, Wdshington, | |after spending the past four weeks visiting with his brother and family (for the first time in 31 years. His | visit here was an event with the relations and many family dinners including as high as 20 guests were | Bond Administrator, enroute 1o | - | i make the presentation of the Liber-| T 4 1 | BACK FROM KETCHIKAN |ty Brick to the Ketchikan Public ;l“ ’:“:,”? ':l"‘;“"o‘nfh' "]';‘L'"’Sm‘“‘:’g‘ Steve McCutcheon has returned to | Schools. The brick, one of the ori-|, l-dé‘:- pe 3 PO e A s Kosie Juneau from Ketchikan and is reg- ginals from Independence Hall, is!_ . ks Ay ; istered at the Gastineau Hotel. i i , n 150 1t 15 up o all ol us who cen o given. 5,0, pfise 7o e holiopl yin do so to give the fellows in those every state and Territory in the 2 : MacISAAC BACK places just as happy a | far-away Union which has shown the most! : Sata C. F. Maclsaac, of Juneau, is in outstanding participation ‘in patrio- Ohristmas ‘a8 poestble. the Capital City and is registered |tic events during the last school| AUKILIARY T0 held in his honor. - LEE SWIFT HOME Arriving from \he Westward, returned over the weekend to spend the Christmas holidays with family. - SCHOOL BOARD MEETING i A regular meeting of the Douglas School Board is called for this eve- ning. The meeting will be held in the school building beginning at 7:30 p. m. e TO PARTY IN JUNEAU Gilbert Bonnet and Joe. Poor were lin attendance at a birthday party in ‘Juneau yesterday in honor of { where he is employed, Lee Swift; his | i 1 NOW PLAYY “ALL THROUGH 1 NIGHT” FROM SEATTLE . (Continuea nrom Page One) Adriatic offensive within 14 miles ~ —— - of Pescara friend recently, a famous blender of cans. They smashed into the Nazl >+-e fine whiskies. We spoke of his ex- fortifications area on the rugged RS S e S o T traordinarily acute sense of taste and slopes of Mount Maggiore. L ® * smell, and how difficult it was to fool The British infantry of the Fifth WEATHER REPORT ® hum in a test. Perhaps we got off a Army, routed out Nazi defenders on ® (U. S. Bureau) ® Jittle bit on the enthusiastic side, the equally rough ‘ares around ® * i bl e Temp. for Saturday, Dec. 4 o Docauseoneman inodr pirtylsksl. From the newly won positions, ® Maximum 40; Minimum 32 e % b:: :“ sl bo:ha’t Y’" Allied troops could gaze out across ; Rain .14; Snow 2 e i :_e"::;:vf;m PRl Ll the valley to Cassino, and beyond it ® . 1 le. toa valley which leads northwest ® Temp. for Sunday, Dec. 5 e UOUSU&" poople. | tnto Rame. e Maximum 43; Minimum 37 e| Nature has endowed us all with | The Eighth Army's drive to the ® Rain 91 o certain senses: feeling, hearing, see- | LRl L e R e e e e o e o o { —_———— DR. BUTLER LEAVES Dr. Evelyn Butler, Associate Sup- ervisor of the Education Division | of the Office of Indian Affairs, left | yesterday on an inspection trip to Sitka. | in the food field, or in the beverage dows a man with unusual talents of | taste and smell. If he is smart he recognizes these extraordinary talents and becomes a blender, either field. { Take that cup of coffee you had } for breakfast this morning which | made you say, “Gee, this is a swell | cup of coffee.” You probably didn’t | take the trouble to think that your | . enjoyment was the result of the | s in marriage by her father Miss Marianna Brandes, sister of | {the bridegroom, will be her only|g great opportunity if they do not |line up with the Auxiliary or at} attendent. Mr. Hector Plante will be the best man. A reception will be held between! e ing,smelling and tasting, And weare |9 and 11 o'clock at the Rlchardscn}mm after the war, most rigid en- ! all pretty good at all of these senses, home and all friends of the couple|forcements will be made in all but once in a blue moon nature en- |are extended an invitation to call! parine operations, relating to the during the evening, TEAMER BRINGS 32 FROM SOUTH; 2410 SKAGWAY Arriving in Juneau on the north- | bound steamer yesterday evening | | | | Lenocz, Sgt. E. W. Eisonhart, Mrs. ters. Boatmen of Juneau are missing least attend the various meetings. There is a well and definite rumor one or two man craft especially as well as to all others. Examinations are to be made, it is said mhflng; s of navigation, etc. meeting ‘here tomorrow night, lights on vessels and special signalling will be taken up and dis- cussed, it is said. Mitchell, the Rev. E. Gallant, Sgt. to all rule At the A. H. Kingsbury, Mrs. J. Paulson, and the Douglas Island Woman'sl Club to the meeting or to the Fuesi) and Jensen store. All members and | friends are cordially invited to the public card party to be given by FROM ANCHORAGE the Juneau Woman's Club tomorrow [ Mr, and Mrs. Allen B. Mo night, December 7, in the Baranof | of Anchorage, are registered at: Hotel, and are urged to attend. Baranof Hotel, PR e g LT BBAS AT BUY WAR BONL BUY WAR BONDS Miss Elisabeth Rekosh, at the Re- kosh home. Miss Rekosh became eight years of age. SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING A special meeting of the Douglas City Councll is called for this eve- ning to attend to current business. | The meeting begins at 7:30 o'clock | in the City Clerk's office. LS DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS A Democratic caucus for the Doug- las precinets is called for this eve- ning by Chairman A. J. Balog. The ‘meeting will be held in the Council { Chambers at 8:00 p. m. e D. 1. W. CLUB NEWS The Douglas Island Woman's Club will have its Christmas Party next B. U. Stewart, representative, the Austin Company, of ‘Seattls, i registered at the Baranof Hotel: PSSt i = 3 S | Is temporarily laid up while new motors painstaking and skillful efforts of i an expert coffee blender. Take a blended whiskey for in- stance. The expert blender with that highly developed sense of smell and | SAMPLER u;lst.ehueu bu-;. of com-.id finzb;al Patbird's. Lyitan; — et 444 the famous assortment of 1 o b e B e o et whia, | Caldie Levioe, Sexis Metcalte,| A: L. Alkinger, of Exoursion nlet, | best-liked confections here Taxy o us: Ly P4 pitcor Ross McLeod, Mrs. Betty McLeod, | IS & Buest at the Gastineau Hotel. direct from the makers | key, each possessing ":’hm - I | Martha Pelroy, Master Allan Pelroy, | e e g | Contact any local airlines office or innlnt mnmmn;uu“mnnu"md-]v‘,:'11‘0"“‘1 1. Dol S, Tuth L. | Canadian Pacific Alr Lines, Fairbanks | C00F, Pody,aroma, g - | Raines, Bonnie Ramsay, Eleanor| BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO.| | s | e, e si. With thee socks b | Rowe, Mrs. Mary J. Snider James BATAAN CAFE “The Rexall Store' | THE WINGS OF “l SYSTEM | °° work out any number of combi- | Sofoulis, Mrs, Ruth Steel, and Mar- | G A < ._}| GREATESY IR s il {jorie. Stubblefield. enuine Chow Mein —_— |5 T fhakea ublébhndhis"in-: From Ketchikan — M. Hanson, o m"‘l‘bemmp“ibh “aust | Mildred Maynard, V. W. Mulvihill, ChOp Suey gred % H. Ridley, J. Hazel Zimmerman. - = - get along together. You know, there 8 S i s From Wrangell—-Mrs. Irene De- COME ONE por ani a ime 1"'“““'-‘“"',“‘”,"""“’"‘""‘" ot 'yeney, E. P. Churchill, and Mrs. ——COME ALL! | temperament in whiskey, too. Lyle Steiner, ) 1 And proper sequence is of the ut- ! most importance. Take three whis- kies, #1, #2,and #3, and blend them together in that order, and you get a | very unsatisfactory end-product. But if you blended #1 and #3, and then added #2 you might end up with a product which would make ! you say, “Gee, this is a fine drink of whiskey.” So, you see, there is skill | and science and unusual talent re- | quired in the blending of whiakies. To be sure, expert blenders are rare. And blending is a lucrative profes- ,sion which you cannot prepare for in college. ! ‘Think of this, won’t you, the next time you smack your lips over your drink of fine blended whiskey. [ Yes, blenders are people—unusual people, And they get a great deal of pleasure out of their contribution to \mcioul living. to have your Electrie Refrigerator checked for that minor defect which might cause a complete breakdown for the duration. * Alaska Electric Light and Power Company Juneau Phone 616 Douglas Phone 18 Broiled Steak and Fried Chicken SERVED ANY TIME 'ARK MERI1 THE DOUGLAS|IN PINE AND DANCE | Don F. Paffenrath, Charlotte Hearn, | Rose Tropey, Malcolm A. Moe, Leo J. Jewett, Mrs. Emma Smith, Mrs. | Florence Lammera, Selby Wallace, | Fred Wallace, Douglas Wallace, and | | Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bellamy. were from Seattle, Vancouver and Prince Rupert: Mrs. Anne Belmont, Jane K. Brant, Mrs. Martha Crary, Mrs. Thelma George, Luella Jordon, Kathryn Kennedy, Addison L. Kin- zer, Gertrude Klein, Bonnie Klein, Taking passage for Skagway were Catherine McCormick, Earl C. Arpin, 289 So. Franklin Street Wednesday at the home of Mrs. are installed and other improvements Marcus Jensen.. Each member is to take an inexpensive gift for ex- change and the program committee has planned a good time for the eve- ning. All members and their friends are réminded to take their toy do- nations: fer ‘the toy center, spon- sored .by the Juneau Woman’s Club NOTICE Due to the severe shortage of experienced help and to the large volume now on hand, we cannot accept any more lace curtains or lace table covers for laundering until after the holidays. All curtains and table covers now in the laundry will be returned as soon as possible. 5 Your cooperation i solicited. ALASKA LAUNDRY, Ine. made. Waich this space for announce- * ‘ment of resumption of schedule between *'{/ Juneau, Haines and Skagway. L Alonzo Stokes, Mrs. R. C. Fisher, R. C. Fisher, Mrs. Ruth B, Rock, R. W. Open All Night BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH M FIRET SLGGHEST\ON FOR QUCK CASM \S 7O FILE SOME GOLD DUST WHAT T YO THE WOST FAMOUS SOLDIER \N COMP, BROKEZZ - \ET e BE YOUR MANAGER AND / OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT Electric Hammond: - Organ Music DINE AND DANCE