The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 12, 1944, Page 3

PAGE THREE ..IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII||IIIIIlII|IIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII"HIIIIHIIIIIITIII-IIIIIHIIIIIIIII.. : "FIVE GRAVES TO CAIRO"| THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ~ WEDSTONIGHT |HENRY ALDRICH s IN COMEDY AT 207H CENTURY That incorrigible, ingratiating boy you love to laugh at—Henry Aldrich . | —has gotten himself a brand new set of problems which Paramount | | has fashioned into another hilarious | | movie called, “Henry Aldrich Swings | It,” due at the 20th Century Sunday. | Henry, in the person of Jimmy { Lydon, is in this case enamored of | his music teacher, Marian Hall,| much to the unhappiness of his | regular girl friend Mimi Chandler. | To buy Miss Hall a new piano Henry | looks for outside engagements for his swing band and finds one in a shady night club. Before their night club. date, however, the boys and y in a school concert in niment of the great violin- ef Altman, portrayed by Fritz Feld. Altman plays on a Strad- ivarius worth $10,000 and a couple of crooks are in the audience with a well-thought-out plan to steal it. But our hero, Henry, picks up Altman’s violin instead of his own, when the concert. is over, and the crooks get Henry's worthless fiddle instead of the Strad. Henry un- | knowingly uses the precious violin in his night club engagement and is forced to leave it behind when the place is raided. ' You can see the possibilities for | fun provided by this particular ; predicament of Henry's. " SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1944 s A "MY KINGDOM FOR l, ENDS TONIGHT! iAcoox"Bfems “YOU'RE A LUCKY FELLOW, MR. SMITH" | AND “PETTICOAT LARCENY" PREVIEW TONIGHT! 1230 A. M. DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT ~ [im, tnns (v, et iy COMEDY OF THE YEAR! LAST TIME TONIGHT | | —— A L ! | A feast of laughs opens at the| \Capitol Theatre Sunday when Col-| | umbia Pictures presents Charles Coburn, the now . famous “Mr. Dingle” of “The More the Merrier, in a thoroughly delightful new [IABATURY | ® meineeme 200w, OWL SHOW TONIGHT -===- 12:30 A. M. o WODLE WiTy 4 177 5\\\\2 nd the Whote % 7 fi pl I »: i & |roast duck. He'd give up his lovely | !daughter—in fact, he almost did— for a female who puts every ounce| |of creative ability she possesses into:’t 'the concocting of table delights. ronomic frolic, directed | gusto by Richard Wall-| ¢ ace, gives Coburn his most amusing| Tonight, at 8 o'clock, in Holy |film role to date, for in many| Trinity Cathedral, Miss Lila Sin- clair, one of Juneau's popular members of the younger set, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Sinclair, will become the bride of Sergeant Jack Vertress, Signal Corps, United States Army, son LILA SINCLAIR /4 ”’44 ¥y % K scenes he even tops the hilarious| touches he gave his “Dingle” char- | ation. As Rudyard Morley, | an acid-tongued author from Lon- 'don, he is entirely different than| he was as Mr. Dingle, but there is| sti]_] the inherent Coburn flair fori of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Vertress delightiul comedy. | of Puyallup. Dean C. E. Rice As the story goes, Morley nrrlvn.s} will petform the ceremony. A re- lin this country with his charming | 3 | daughter, Pamela, (Marguerite Chap- | saption Wil Tullnw he' oewiuiny | § : ; to be held in the church parlors man), who also acts as his secre- tary. His great sorrow is that he| % Which all friends of the young |was unable to bring his cook, and | though' his Tlecture trip Vo' the |area of the United States at 3,- United States was designed to ce-| 1022387 square miles, ment Anglo-American relations, such | Dr. B|0(k to Speak I8 R S unday Eveningat |} : aranof Methodist Church icook in “the New England town lefochh Beauty Salon | — e Sesnle Aie Mvited. | A WPA survey fixes the land where he rents a house, and then things happen. | It's h yhon Henry starts swingin' with that " stolen Stradivarius...plenty more trouble for the Aldrich kid, and plenty more laughs for youl | ] Dr. Berneta Block, M. D., will be ! { the speaker at the regular Sunday | evening service of the Methodist | Church. The service is to be con-! | ducted by members of the Women's | Society of Christian Service of theI church, with Mrs. Robards, Presi-, {dent of the society, in charge. Mrs. - OUTBOUND VESSEL | Incoming passengers from Seattle iearly today were as follows: Mrs. | La Veda Babb, Mrs. Ethel Baker, ST Warguerite CHAPMAN NG Bl Ykt Edward CARTER ELSOM GARGAN | Carl F. Baker, Donald Baker, Mrs. | R. L. Davlin, Sigurd Fause, Mrs. | Marvel Fause, Capt. Irving Gerring, | Mrs. Ethel Gerring, J. S. MacKin- ynon, R. A. Maynard, Mrs. Phyllis Maynard, Jane Pege, Linda Pege, | James Boyle will lead in prayer, and | Mrs. Ronald Lister, accompanied by | Mrs. Jack Popejoy, will sing the | solo, “O Divine Redeemer.” | Dr. Block was for ten years a | medical missionary of the Metho- She will | ldist Church in Korea. —ALSO— The Last Lesson Latest Color Travelogue News | Mike Roberts, W. E. Sweeney, Mrs. | £ Dorothy Sweeney, Michael Sweeney, | SPeak on the subject, “Rehabilita- | Patricia Sweeney, Miss Audrey | tion in Korea. | Steele, and Esther Summen. TR | From Ketchikan came Cpl. Jack | Baitlon, Earl Bright, Herb Coleman, | STOCK QUOTATIONS | Dr. J. Husted, Mrs. W. Husted, J. G.| NEW YORK, Aug. 12. — Closing | Shepard and wife, Lige Sibler, and | Quotation of Alaska Juneau mide’ SUNDAY SHOWS AT 2:00—4:00—6:00—8:00—10:00 Oscar L. Martin, | Boarding the vessel here were | Mrs. Wallace McIver and baby, Mr. | stock at today's short session is 7, American Can $0%, Anaconda 26, Bethlehem Steel 62%, Curtiss- " MANEUVERS ENDANGER NAZI FLANKS Russian Generals in Swift ® Moves - Following Stalin’s Strategy (Continuea from fage One) blows were hurled against separate sectors but these are said to have slackened. The enemy is retreating westward of the two swift flowing deep rivers. The scene of today’s hot battle is the ground south of the Musurian Lake’s hub, where it falls into the Vistula north of Warsaw and Bie- brza in the tributary of the Narew west and northwest of Bialystok. There are no indications that the Russians .have crossed either river, but if not, then these operations are in the offing. This smash at the Germans left flank stands out as one of the best maneuvers of the war for.Stalin who always plays the game like a crafty boxer. The blow was thrown in after the enemy forces had moved their main de- fense to the East Prussian and Lithuanian frontier. | R s — MRS. RUSSELL ON VACATION Mrs. Alex Russell, Secretary to Dr. George Hays, is on her annual leave. Most of her vacation will be spent at her summer home on Fritz Cove. o CORY COFFEE MAKERS Table Lamps Metal Covered Asbestos Electric Range Top Mats BOWLS For General Electric, Mixmaster and Hamilton Beach Models Alaska Electric Light and Power Company JUNEAU Phone No. 616 DOUGLAS Phone No. 18 | and Mrs. S. E. Smith, E. A. Ras-| Wright 5%, Kennecott 31%, North | muson, Robert Pridemore, Marilyn | American Aviation 8%, New York Merritt, Mary McCormick, Agnes Central 20%, Northern Pacific 16%¢, Brenn, Harry W. Coll, F. A. Blom, | United States Steel 59. } Mrs. Blom, Ralph P. Young, Innok- | Dow, Jones averages today are as | enty Merculieff, Wilbur Lindoff. follows: _Industrials, 146.56; rails, | Allen Johnson, A. Graber, Mrs.|4147; utilities, 24, | Graber, Myra Graber, Patricia | WHERE SATISFACTION and SERVICE are SYNONYMOUS ANNOUNCEMENT: Miss Jane Wells has rejoined our staff after an absence of 6 months in the States. Her old friends are invited to.ask for her in phoning for appoint- ments. SHOP HOURS SAMTOEP M. { OPEN EVENINGS BY | APPOINTMENT [ PHONE 538 | Graber, Margaret Graber, Kenneth | | Binkely, Mrs. Irene Deveney, Baby | | Charles Deveney, James Deveney, | | Bill Wilson, Mrs. Harold Aase, Mrs. | Grace Fisher, Virginia Sparling, | | Orah D. Clark, Mrs. Ted Carter, | Ted Carter, J. W. Hern, J. W. Rob- erts, J. B. Heath, John I. Conn, | Douglas Keating, Minnie Keating, and Mark Lee. | — e — Sun Yat Sen was the founder and first president of the Chinese Republic. ~ For Men Who Shave Daily! SPECIAL PREPARATION SOFTENS SKIN—SAVES TIME | NEEDS NO BRUSH Fly FAIRBANKS WHITEHORSE JUNEAU SEATTLE R MEN who find it n to shave every day, Glider is in- valuable. Glider is made specially for daily shavers. A soft, smooth cream, it is not greasy or sticky. 135 So. Franklin St. e all the way in less than a day! PASSENGERS . EXPRESS . AIR MAIL Connections <t ANCHORAGE, NOME, BETHEL, and All Alaska Points INFORMATION . RESERVATIONS . TICKETS PAN AHMERICAN AIRWALS No Priority Required Dally Service Phone 106 MIMI CHANDLER g Savn Py by Vo Burtan b oy N AW \\5‘\“ \“‘Q () ““\\‘)““‘.\‘“‘_\‘ 5 - o /v“ MSE g TONIGHT | GEO. WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE Jack ‘Benny COLISEUM-Douglas SUNDAY FIVE GRAVES TO CAIRO Now Voyager KETCHIKANMAN AMONG LOSSES, PORT CHICAGO WASHINGTON, Aug. 12. — The Martime War Emergency Board an- nounced that it has issued certifi- cates of the presumptive death of 67 crew members aboard the S. S. E. A. Bryan and the S. S. Quinalt Victory, lost in the Port Chicago, Calif., explosion, The board said they acted in order | to enable families and other bene- ficiaries of the men to Teceive var- ious forms of compensation which they are entitled. 'The list included Robert H. Hend- rickson of Ketchikan, Alaska. —_———— Tem Germany has 56 cities with more than 100,000 inhabitants. 4-H Club Leaders Meet;_ Make Plans Leaders of the 4-H Clubs met with Mae Stephenson, District Extension Leader, on Thursday evening to make plans for a 4-H program to be given in the Methodist Church basement, August 23, at 7:156 o’clock. { Plans were also discussed for the | 4-H projects which will be exhibited |at the Garden Fair, September 15 and 16. Reports of the club work in Ju- neau were given by Mr. Fred Bark- ley, leader of the Garden Club; Mrs. | B. Smith} Baking Club; Mrs. C. L. Robards, Busy Bee Clothing Club; and Phyllis Grant, Stitch and Chat- ter Club. Mrs. C. L. Robards is President of the Leaders’ Council, and Mis Grant is Secretary. SAVE THE PIECES Of your broken lenses and send hem to Box 468, Ketchikan, Alaska. {They will be replaced promptly in our large and well equipped labors atory. C. M. and R. L. 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