The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 25, 1944, Page 3

| MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1944 AEAETARAERER.. = LUCILLE BALL | YT | STARS IN FILM, « CAPITOL SHOW TOPS THEM™ ¥ What happens when a movie star accepts an invitation to a college prom, much to the consternation of the fan who invited her, forms the background for the hijinks on the screen of the Capitol Theatre where M-GeM’s Technicolor scintillating musical, “Best Foot Forward,” now showing Lucille Ball plays a movie star who accepts a fan letter invitation from young Tommy Dix to attend the prom as a publicity stunt. Lu- cille has her doubts about the whole affair but her press agent, William Gaxton, is confident the resulting fanfare will turn the trick of having her option picked up. Tommy, who never expected Lu- cille to accept, is devastated, but not from joy. For he has invited his best girl, Virginia Weidler, to the dance and besides, Winsocki tradition does not include movie stars. Tommy’s solution is to take Lucille as Vir- | ginia in spite of Lucille’s protest. | Complicaions'.set in when Virgnia arrives on the scene with good samaritan intentions of nursing | Tommy through his “illness.” | RN || o Stated Communication of Mf.| SAlE AI KET(HIKA“ Juneau Lodge 147 F & A M Mon- day evening at 7:30 o'clock. Work the in M. M. Deg: invited to attend. Wallis S. George, [life patrol plane, piloted by Del Worshipful Master. | Friemuth. At | Naish will conduct the -auction PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY |sale of confiscated firearms at | Ketchikan, September 27. LUCILLE BALL AXTON. Virginia W JAMES and his fl:;f: IN TECHNICOLOR 74 4 & | HARRY % | X Moo 22 ADDED PRIVATE PLUTO WINTER SETTING GLIMPSES OF ONTARIO LATEST NEWS = Darrell Naish, clerk with Have a portrait artist take your e ——— picture. Hamersley Studio. Opposite ( MAHONEY, THOMPSO is | >. Visiting Brothers |pish and Wildlife Service, was to'lace. fly to Ketchikan today in the Wild- | ;Aleulianls | " Bound South Passengers for Juneau on (m-‘ Aleutian Saturday night were the following: Arthur Bunnell, Billy Bunnell, Amos Breen, Edna Demo, | | Thomas Garland, Frank Hamilton, | Annie Hartman, L. F. Herbert, B.| C. Larrabee, Mrs. B. C. Larrabee. Mrs. Rosemary Leach and infant, | wards, Marlin G LOUISEIN FROMSOUTH The Princess Louise brought the following passengers from Seattle on | Saturday: Harold Akridge, Frances | Clayton, Amy C. Clifford, Bendette | Dennis, Thelma G. Dunham, Doug- | las Dunham, Etta M. Duckwork, | Robert Duckworth, Mary E. Ed-| Edwards, George | Mrs. Eleanor Lucas and infant, R E. Sheldon, Fred Sheldon, Max| Trymucha, Floyd Williamson, H Wilson, Carl Larson, Glen Leach Harley Ohlson, James Stolba. | Leaving for Seattle was Mrs. Bess Cross, the only passenger booked from Juneau. She is taking the| remains of Boris Magids south for | burial. | ALASKA COASTAL " CARRIES FIFTY OVER WEEKEND Alaska Coastal Airlines carried 50 passengers over the weekend. Those flying to Sitka on Saturday | [were the following: J. W. Vander- | bilt, C. O. Casler, Catherine B.| | Rochlitza, Nick Moses, J .B. Roch- | | litza. | { Juneau to Tenakee—Charles Wal- Sitka to Juneau—J. B. Rochlitza. | G. A. Belford, Catherine Rochlitz gJ, W. Vanderbilt, Chris Bailey,| |Sonia Marten, Mae Fenton. Juneau to Skagway—Mr. Glover,| iMr, Van Phillips, Mrs. Costello, Ada | Winther. | Haines to Juneau—Felix F. Kak- , Federal Building, Phone 294. Adv.| TAKE PRISONERS OUT | linen, Paul R. Rudolph, Chris = s | U s. Marshal Willam T. Ma-|Nelson. y honey and Deputy Sid Thompson| Hawk Inlet to Juneau Bert | WATCH REP‘\.]RI left aboard the North Sea wnh‘Jemen. Jr. 42 Years Experience prisoners and insane charges for| On Sunday the following went to| Quick accurate air mail service |'{he south, Mahoney expects to|Skagway: Capt. L. Smith, Arthur b CHAS. R. OAKES leave the ship Ketchikan and |Bunnell, Billy Bunnell | 802 Green Bldg., Seattle, Wash. Thompson will continue to the! Skagway to Juneau — Mr. Van P, o e L, e o | Phillips, Mr. Glover, Mrs. Costello ', &= | Juneau to Ketchikan — Walter| ( |Sharpe, Capt. Beach, Al Anderson.| ¥ AUDITS TAXES | Juneau to Petersburg—Joe Ro-| ‘mero, Mr. and Mrs. Ward M. K(‘l]y,‘ i Petersburg to Ketchikan — Alma | NEILL, CLARK and COMPANY |= | 1 | Wrangell to Ketchikan — Virgil| i & Baker. l Public Accountants—Auditors—Tax Counselors | Ketchikan to Juneau — Clarence | Hall, Stanley H. Singer, Norma An- | | Hensey, Vincent J ,lder, E. Horn. | Jessie A. Horn, Loy Hyde, Edgar | R. Herzog, Helen J. Herzog, Ned J Hensey, Bessie | Kalley, Emily Keith, Charles Mon- | tague, Barlow B. Miller. { Edythe Mor! Phyllis Morris, | George Rober Anne Simpkins, | Josephine M. Sullivan, Robert Ver- non, Nora A. Williams, Irene Wil- | liams, William H. Hoey, Fred Som- ers, Di a Mante Zarelli. From Prince Rupert—Belle Knud- son, Andrew C. Abbott. | From Ketchikan—W. M. Paul, Jx'..“ Roy Peratrovich, Miss N. Peratro- vich, David Leask, Fred Williams, Jeffries Williams, Walter Knape, Ralph Smith, Fred Paul. From Wrangell—Mrs. M. W. Soule, | Mrs. William Edgecomb, Peter A. Hansen, Mrs. Leonard T. Campbell, H. M. Olson, Robert Sanford, Marvin Nelson. } The following passengers em- barked at Juneau for Skagway: Mrs. Olive Talbot, Sheila Godkin, | s. 1. Cashen, Mrs. H. A. Hard- is H. A. Hardisty, Donald Klop- penstein, Mrs. H. W. Ferguson, H.| , Capt. M. M. Schnei- | Byron R. Bogue, Lt. Col. Lt L. R. Tatum, John A. Carvel, Frank | M. Kelly, J. W. Monagle, B! L.| choetker. | Lonnie McIntosh, Walter Woodal, | William H. Grelle, T. Knudsen,| Eugene Smith. | Clyde Hart, Mrs. S. McNallén, Albert C. Smith, Mrs, Mary Jflck-‘ son, Robert Anneskett, Archie L.| Davies, Thomas Vandiver, Thomas Weaver, Clark Trinkle. 1 YUKON HERE FROM SOUTH The following passengers arrived in Juneau Saturday from Seattle: | | McKinley Baker, Mrs. Annie Clites, |¢al attention. Mrs. George R. Kennedy, Susan | M. Kennedy, Frederick J. Prouty, | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA For Seattle—T. D. Gillis, <Mrs. J. E. Craft and infant, Sharon Louise | Rito's Orchestra. Leslie Goodwins Craft: Edward Craft, Katherine |directed for produced Lindsley Par- | |Tadorovich, Wallace Macs, LeRoy |50ns, and the entire production was |G. Wythe, C. G. Prahl, Joseph jSupervised by William D. Shapiro.| Dunn, Williams Emberly, A. E. The brilliant skating numbers were | Dohlke, John Radinovich, Oakley |Staged by Dave Gould. | 5 PAGE THREE "SILVER SKATES" " NOW ON SCREEN AT 20TH CENTURY North Sea Here, South Now Playing TIANTIRY Baker i Yesterday evening, the North Sea | Kenny s the principal | @ f iy g, the N S ter of the several new it soncs | %he Sereen's Greatest MUSI-GAL ICE-TRAVAGANZA! from Sitka: featured in “Silver Skates,” the | Miss Pearl Johnson, John Poling, |dazzling Monogram ice extravaganza | lGuybH's and gorgeous curves Donald Poling, Mrs. John Poling, | Which he is featured with Patricia | | | in a miracle show that blends Mitchell Poling, W. D. Conant, Mrs, | Morison and Bellta, which is 10w | | | iilind romance with lavish J. Walton, Joyce Walton, Nick |OD the scren at the 20th Century. | h Petc ¥ Kenny's solos in the picture in= isp«h(ol Is a Beautiful Song,” " and “Sing a Song of clude “Love “Lovely Lady Mr raham, Jimmie Gra- M. Holmes, Raymond har the Sea,” the latter with the assist- Antoquia, Mrs. R. Antoquia, Helen | ,;56 of g large chorus. His duet ni, A. B. Black Walter Lers- | iy, pagricia Morison is “A Girl Like You—a Boy Like Me,” which| Mrs. Norah Crawford,"Mrs. LaRae | represents Miss Morison's first ap- Johnson, Henry Kitka, Miss M. pearance as a singer in motion pic- | Major, William Jennings, John tyres. Comedians Frick and Frack | Nyman, Tom Morgan, Mrs. Tom ging “Calling from the Mountain”| Morgan, Mrs. H. L. Bliss. with the accompaniment of a girl| The following passengers boarded chorus, and a mixed chorus gives, the boat here for Wrangell— |voice to the lively “Cowboy Joe”| Blanche Stevens, Mildred Toner. | and “Dancing on Top of the W orid.” | For Petersburg—Mrs. L. Wingard, | The cast of “Silver Skates” in- Mrs. Robert Meeks, B. F. Kane, |cludes Frick and Frack, outstanding comedy team of the ice, Irene Dare, | Danny Shaw, Joyce Compton, Paul | McVey, Eugene Turner and Ted Fio | For Ketchikan—Agnes Henretta, William T. Mahoney, Henry Boden. Elliott, Richard Jones, U. D. Moody, | Mrs. U. D. Moody and infant, Gene | Allen Moody. | £ 15 A BEAUTIFUL SONG DOUGLAS | Samuel B. Flint, Alex Kiloh, Mrs. | A GIRL LIKE YOU ' Alex Kiloh, Gordon S. Peterson, | LvictoRY PARTYS LRI Mrs. A. Johnson, Pefinie Johnson, | | Z "LoveLy Laoy " o o % Mrs. C. E. Lochrie, Mrs. D. Warrick, | | A SONG OF Sapurrind by WILLIAM D. SHAPIRO Sid Thompson, George Guerrerro, | ELEVEN YEARS OLD THE SEA LINDSLEY PARSONS John Maenbaa, Arthur McHenry, ‘MRQ’;‘HU;!;\NHL Jr.,b.:on of 2/{.-) uflx:(: Edwin A. Ramsey, Eino Mack, Ve- rs, Rex SSTTANT, beganse G i " | of age on Thursday, last week, and OO » Gus Hagvik. o " a s Hospital Friday evening for an emergency operation. nacio T. Flores, Michael F. Swee- § ' ney, Bert Loomis, George Jorgen- celebrated with a theatre party COMING— %on. Vernon WAHHAK B D, Care with several of his boy chums. | michael, J. C. Burns, Robert W. iR VR [ PA“L LUKAS Olander, . - 3 B | EMERGENCY OPERATION $3 | ander, Theodore G. Copaul, | o Bt To b as taken to THEATR! | in Hiram M. Shumwa, 30y 12 g I "EDGE | "WATCHON THE DARKNESS"” { RHINE" i MRS. JOHNSON HERE ‘ Mrs, Pearl Johnson arrived here | Mrs. Williams McCurry gave ) et 103 kv pound, six ounteYesterday from Sitka, Alaska, where | i ot 0 cBlook yertarday: tortig ) 0. DAS been.on puipthg dug AR o . i e Johnson, who is a sister of Mrs. in St. Ann's Hospital. The new g,y meek, will visit at the latter's | arrival is welcomed by an older yome while awaiting transportation | HOSPITAL NOTES | brother. South, sometime this week. PAN AMERICAN Bert McDowell has been dis- | AL | charged from St. Ann’s Hospital FLOYD WILLIAMSON RETURNS where he has been receiving medi-| Floyd Williamson returned on al | steamer Sunday morning from An- | Mrs. John Vavalis and baby |chorage where he has been em-| daughter left St.-Ann’s Hospital on Ployed for the past three months. PAA derson, Evelyn M. Ridley. | Williamson states that Anchorage is 208 Franklin Street — Telephone 757 Fairbanks Office: 201-2 Lavery Building JOHN W. CLARK KINLOCH N. NEILL . CORY COFFEE MAKERS Table Lamps Metal Covered Asbestos Electric Range Top Mats MIXER BOWLS For General Electric, Mixmaster and Hamilton Beach Models Petersburg to Juneau — Daniel Mrs. Pearl A. Prouty, Louis Polet, | | Wilfred M. Prouty, Paul M. Pro\lty.iSulrrLly to return to their home. Master Jesse Bedner, a surgical still a stampede town and there is {M. McCann, | Juneau to Sitka—David Leask. | sitka to Juneau — C. E. Pear], 'Frank Kosul, Dick R. Henry. Juneau to Hoonah—Howard Gray, Mrs. Erickson, Howard Erickson, James Houston. Hoonah to Juneau—Thomas An- drew, Amy Knudson. D 'DUCKWORTH HERE ON FURLOUGH; WILL HUNT Sergeant Bob Duckworth, Signal Corps, United States Army, accom- panied by Mrs. Duckworth, arrived on the Princess Louis from his Seat- | tle station. Duckworth is on fur- ! lough for two weeks and came North | to his home town to do some hunt- | ing—deer, ducks and what have you. |He was stationed here for several ¥ Al k El L h d jweeks before transferred to the Se- 2 s | attle office. Mrs, Duckworth is a aska Eleclric Light an fotmer Gy cerk ! Power Company . st stiod: KR O 5 ‘Ketc! isiting i h bro- ~ e e tEvelvn Redling returned here. She g Phone No. 616 Phone No. 18 lis an employee of the Office of iIndian Affairs. . sUY WAR BONDS 1 | SEATTLE BREWING & MALTING COMPANY Since 1878 ( Y " WASHINGTON'S OLDEST INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTION [ 4 * E. G. Sick, Pres. " ° Broiled Steak and - - z Fried Chicken \ SERVED ANY TIME DINE AN | Violet N Polet, Gladys M. Powell, { Mrs. Marie Wingerson, T. C. Duffield | | and Alex M. Rudisky. { From Ketchikan — Capt. Leland | Smith, Preston Arnold, Elmo Bittle, John Gionfreddo and Philip Diaz. | ADD YUKON PAS LIST | Leaving ‘Juneau were the follow- | |ing: Mrs. Joe Fons, Julie Barnes,| | Mabel Morgan, Bessie Wand, Doro- |thy Anderson, Kenneth Shudshift, | |Roy Westfall, Mrs. D. F. Shutteck, |Martha Lawrence, Viadimir Cam- chakoff, William Broggy, Lyle Ed |ington. W. Helander, Peter Howard, Pas-| qual Villaganza, Monico, Jungedie, Nick Romonoff, Daniel Corneilius, Hex Anderson, J. R. Holmes, Clin- ton Buvis, Oscar Chappell, J. B.| Wike, Emil Eganio. | { Mrs. mmfi | He Heard Tuesday Night in Concert The first of two concerts, to be | | presented by Mrs. Matilda Holst | French, will be given tomorrow eve- |ning at 8 o'clock in the Northern | Light Presbyterian Church auditor- jum under the sponsorship of the Order of Rainbow for Girls. The singer’s program will be in‘ four parts, the first group being | | religious and will be given with organ accompaniment. Her second group will be in German and the third will be Modern French. Mrs. French’s closing songs will be all English. Mrs. Carol Beery Davis, well known Juneau musician, will be the accompanist. Larry Moore has arrived here from Sitka and is registered at the Juneau Hotel. on Sunday for medical care. prizes, the following awards were | Direct Mrs. E. J. Harter has been dis- |given to Douglas children: Nancy | F"RB‘NKS harged from St. Ann’s after re- | Neimi, $7 for first prize; Rex Her- Daily eiving medical attention. Emann, $5 for second prize; Dick | $erv]ce , WH’rE"oRSE Mrs. Charles McGoldrick left St.| Anderson, $3 for third prize. Other with JUNE‘U Ann’s on Sunday to return to her awards were made for the Juneau | Connections | home. She has been receiving sur- |prize winners. Following the ban- | from All SEA TTLE \ AIRWAYS SYSTEM D SS in the STATES? patient, has been discharged from ' Plenty of activity there. St. Ann’s Hospital. ) \ Mrs. Mary Holifeld became the BANQUET AT BARANOF mother of & four pound, eleven| L8stSaturday evening at the Bar- | Giirioe. o &6 6:105 G/EIG0E on. Sets |00t Hotel, b bandiiet was'given by | i s ", thi o B Avt }‘m the Sears Foundation for 4-H club pnalb CREAIE R e Lo " | prize winners and their mothers, Ju- i |neau and Douglas school superin- | (Gladys Rude, a medical patient, |tengents and principals, 4-H Club h.n:i been 'chhmlssed fmm. St. Ann’s | Jeaders and Mayor “Cot” Hayes of and has returned to her. home. Juneau. | G. Coleman entered St. Ann’s | with Mayor Hayes giving the BUSINE v FLY all THE WAY in less than a day... via Pan American Alaska Points INFORMATION . RESERVATIONS . TICKETS 135 So. Franklin St. Phone 106 / SRS T oS RS B, PAN IMKRI'CYI/(/ AIRWAYS FOR KETCHIKAN quet, group pictures were made of the winners. gical care. Mrs. Charles James has been dis- missed from St. Ann’s Hospital where she has been a medical pa- tient. James Austin has been admitted to the Government Hospital from Hoonah. Lucille Willis, of Douglas, en- tered the Government Hospital yes- terday for medical treatment. Janet Jack has been admitted to the Government Hospital for treat- ment. Gertrude Austin ,of Skagway, has been discharged from the Govern- ment Hospital. - ee—— BACK FROM VISIT KENNETH SHUDSHIFT IN NAVY | Kenneth Shudshift left Saturday | afternoon for Kodiak, where he will receive his Navy training prior to (active duty. Kenneth, only son of Mr. and Mrs, Arne Shudshift, was feted with several activities and was a guest of the Freshman Frolic on 5”“' eve before departure. NOTICE Not responsible for any debts| Leaves Thursday morning for contracted for the firm of Fulton Ketchikan, Motor Cruiser Stormy and Kruse unless authorized by |Petrel. For information call Gasti- Adv. neau Hotel.* | { SEWING CLUB MEETS | The Monday Night Sewing Club |will meet this evening at the home |of Mrs. Charles Tuckett for their |I. G. Fulton. first regular Fall meeting. The meet- 1{ ‘t FOSTER & MARSHALL - Members Mrs. Nellie Camp, an employee N FROM GUSTAVUS of the Office of Indian Affairs,| Mr. and Mrs. Bert J. Miller were NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE has returned here after spending arrivals over the weekend from | | (Associate) a short leave visiting relatives at|Gustavus. They have registered at | Ketchikan and Klawak. the Gastineau Hotel. L A. 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