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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
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How Charlie Ruggles won his
important comedy role In "Bala-
laika," spectacular musical now
at the Music Box theater, with
Nelson Eddy and Iona Massey as
the stars, is one OF the stories Of
the year that still has Hollywood
laughing.
Tested for the role Of Nicki, ro-
mantically inclined batman to
Eddy who plays a colonel of Co.'S
sacks, Rugeles dutifully went
through the test routine. When
Director Reinhold schunzel and
Lawrence weingarten, the pro-
Queer. looked at the test in a pro-
lection room they were surprised
to see Ruggles mount a soap box
on the screen and demand atten-
ton.
Look. said Ruggles. "I've made
q thousand OF these things. They're
the bunk. Let's get down TO BUSH
ness. Do you want me or don't
your" That was the end of the
test Ruggles got the job.
Besides Ruggles in the support
ing cast are Frank Morgan, Lionel
Atwill. c. Aubrey Smith. Joyce
Compton. Walter woolf King and
Dalies Frantz. .'Balalaika" is a
screen version OF the London
stage musical success by Eric
Maschwitz
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

1t teams that favorite screen
pair, william Powell and Myrna
10y, once again as the shrewd and
witty Detective Nick Charles and
his charming but somewhat daily
wife, Nora.
THE Thin Man" and after the
Thin Man." the other pictures in
the series. gets away to a new
high in this offering due to the
introduction of Thin Man, Jr.,
the baby whose arrival was pre-
dicted at the end of the preceding
picture. The laughs, centering
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Return in Medical Story,
The Secret of DR.. Kildare
Fronk Morgon Supported by Virginia
Weidler and Guy Kibbee. Stored in
Second Film. Henry Goes Arizona"

Dramatic thrills of detection and mystery played against
background medical marvels mark THE Secret of Dr.
Kildare" scientific detective coming Tuesday
to the Roxy theater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

Addison Richards. who did such
Z successful job Of playing Croft
ton. who loses his sanity. In North
vest Passage" Joined the cast Of
smother Spencer Tracy starring
picture when he was signed TO
play the manager OF the machine
nhop where Edison makes his first
invention IN Edison, the Man"
This time, he plays = normal
character.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
TRIPLE TEAM

1.-TWO Girls On Broadway" teams
Joan Blondell, Lana Turner and
George Murphy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Another Thin Man" And Honey
moon Ouer' At Blue Mouse Today

Shifting with deft pace from baby parties to bizarre
crime from marital mirh to murder thrills and from pa
a Long Island estates the dives of New York. Another
Thin Man. latest of the sparkling Thin Man series, comes
ay n return engagement to the Blue Mouse theater
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
SAME OLD SHOES

Charlie Ruggles wore the same
shoes in Opened by Mistake" a
new Par cunt newspaper
comedy-mystery which he got
when he started in Gentleman of
the Press" his first picture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

One Of TIE most reliable actors
In Hollywood 10 Charles GrApewin.
who b now 10 Be seen at the Ri
vierA theater In sabotage" Any
picture in which he appers Is the
better for II. On the same bill h
LAW Of the Pampas" and the mo-
tion pictpres Of the recent Louis
Godoy contest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
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Common AZ Freckles!
Every day the mail brings word
Of world premier and today's is no
exception. In fact, they are doubling
up on US with two scheduled for
western cities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

his direction Of "on Borrowed
Time
Henry Goes Arizona" with
Frank Morgan starred. shares the
bill.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-16
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gbrp. '5hneiter 90. Benedict, 8.
S.5., geb. i. S. 1868; geit. am Il.
Sept. 1910 III Greeport, Sa.
Gbrtp. Sdtpeiter Se6nig, geb.
5tertbous, S.5.J., geit. am Is.
Sept. 194O.. i'm sllter bon 76 Sab.
rem I'M Mlltterballie ct. Srancis.
nabe Niberton, Sa.
Senrp Sdees, geit. am 8. Snli
1910, tpobl beriebelL nad) lansipie-
riger aranfbeit, i'm Altcr BON "A
sSabren, in gol.ngstoiun, 8. sitter
2eier.
Mrs. @iIbeImina Droeih
geit. am 90. Snli 1910 IN Broof.
lpn, g. 9. alte 2eierin.
Mrs. sc orb Mo = bIengraft. geb.
in Deutidlanb, fam bor 30 Sabren
nod BEN Ser. 5taaten ;seit. am Is.
Sept. 1910 in 8aterion, q. S. Sc.
I ferin felt SO Sobren..
Wrs. Gill. @aB, geit. am Is. Sept
1910 in Orange, q. S.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-16
aR;tt,updj, Ben is. Dfto5sr 1910

I3eiten meroen iiber Sir obIoafen, Bis
lou erfenneit, oaB ser alerb0dfte irt
Neide Ser Menihen berrfhet, an6
|oosieIbe gibt ipenn Ct min. Sn Der.
Iielben 5tnnOe iporb 6as @ort erfiillt:
ler pnro aus ben Menfhen beritoBen,
|froB Sel tpie Elm Dds, iino bonn galie
loes 9inlrnels ipar0 befrilhtet fein
|2eib, Bis iein &aar pubs tpie Molers-
feoern, nno feline. NdseI ipie gosels-
flanen." Nnh 8erlanf Der iieben
Sabre erbob gaobuhooonofor feline
Mlgen gum &inlrneI nn6 iein Ber.
Ifano tpiroe inn tpie0er gegeben. Da
bene6eife er ben MGerbobIten, lill6
lobte Gen, Der in gipigfeit Iebet ilno
|berberrIibfe i'm; benn feline Waht lit
eine etpige Modt, nno iein Reid gebt
bon @eibledt at @eidledt. Aud
|9altaiar, iein 5obn, Der freDelte ge-
gen @oH uno feline bl. @efdBe id)dn.
oete, tunroe in berfelben Wad)t nod
|ermoroet. Sieb ben granlamen AN
|tiodns am Bege liegen. Biirmer fa-
men aus ieinen1 2eibe berDor, lnro
iein SIeiid fiel itiidDeile ab nnter
10 groBem @eltanf, bab es 1tienlano
BEL linn a,lsbielt. Sest lieB Der gott-
Ioie Mann ob BON ieinen1 5tol5e unO
fing ait, ieiner 5iinben 5it geoenfen.
Or betete 5u 8ott llnO gelobte folt.
bare @eibenfe fir Ben 9enpel sll op.
fern. Mber er ipmrbe nicbt erbort,
oenn feline 8efebrltng mar 1tidt auf-
ribtig. gr bate anoere geqltdlt ltnO
itarb run felbit infer ben idredlicb.
iten 5dmer5en zines idnmerlibett
gobes. ggie es 8arbarolia geId)nD,
10 giltg es nod III neuerer 3eit bem
aaiier gsapoleon, Der iid) an 8apit
llno &irde bergriffen. 5ein Seer lag
erfroren altf ben 8efiloen GuBlanos,
fam elenb nit 11llr ipenigen 5llriicf,
uno ct mnBte als gerbanllter enolid
anf Der Snlel ct. Selena iterben.
.0iein lit ole Gade" iprid)t Der Serr.
nn6 fein arin lit lang; er erreibt alle
ieine 5ein6e.
(Sortiebnng folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-16

8as gleihgeipidt Ser @elt, Der
5ortidritt, Die 5iberDeit, Die Gnbc
Der Bolfer beritben ipeit tnebr altf Dem
gegenietiigen 8oblmollen ltno anf Der
4btllng Dor ben Nebten bes anoern
als al,f Der 3abI Der @affen linb ben
fltr6t6nren sSeltitngsgiirteln.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-16
(5ortiebllng folst)

9enn obne Geligion linft Der
Nenib gum 9ier berab. gs feblt i6m
5lt einem blntoiirltigen uneebeller net
ter nibts als, 2oipenaabne ooer @oIfs-
fraIlen. - Yliltard.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-16
GtbaafeH lab GrinnerMmgeit
Bon MeD. Grans Gnertaes

|bafo elm entes 5tiid Sinter Dem See
res8ig 5,lriid; Da iprengten plOslid)
in bic Qner Siinf3ig tiirfiide Neiter
oaber;; bic buben an auf i'm au idie-
ben, nad inn 5ii iDerfen nit Den Spie-
ben. Ser paf're 5dtpabe fordt fid)
nit, @ing ieines @eges 5dritt fir
|5dritt, 2ieB ii1 ben Sdilo nit 9fei-
len ipiden lln6 tdt' nur fpottiib nm
|iid blifen, 8is elmer, Dem Die 3eit
an lang Muf i'm ben frunnlen Sdbel
.idpang. Da paIlt Dem Del1tiden audi
iein 8lut, Or trifft oes Siirfen Bfer6
au gut, Or baut ibm ab nit einem
5treid Die >beiben 8oroerfiiB' 5i-
sleib. MIs ct bas Gier 5u GaG ge-
|bradt' Da faBt er erf iein Shnert
NIT Madt. @r idmingt es anf bes
Reiters aopf, Saut ourd Bis auf ben
5attelfnopf; Saut aud oen 5attel
nod in 5tiiden uno tief nod in oes
Bferbes Hiiden. CUR Redten fiebt
man tpie 5lir 2infen ginen balben
Siirfen berunteriinfen. Da padt 6ie
anbern falter @raus, sic flieb'n in
alle @elt binaus. ltno ieoen it's
als tpiirb' linn mitten Ditrd Ropf rno
2eib binbur6geidnitten.
D'rauf fam bes Beg's me gbri-
itenldar, bic audi 5ltriidgeblieben
mar; Sic faben nun nit tgutem Be
oadt 8as arbeit nnier 6eIo gemadt.
Bon 6enen bats Der aaiier bernome
men, Ser lieB ben Sduaben Dor iid
fon,men. gr iprad): Sag on, neiu
Sitter ipertl @er bat sid folde
5treid gelebrt2" Ser Selo bebadt
iid nidt 5u lang: ,,Die Streide iino
bel nns in S6tpans', sic iino be-
fannt i'm ean5en Neibe, Man nennt
Tie baIt uur Shtpabenitreibe!" (2.
ltblano.) 11nb ieI iibt mar, ladt Der
6aoiide MiheI, Die Sdipaben MAIDEN
biel @eidrei aber es bat nenig 81, be-
belttert. @ie ser anbere Bauer aud
iagte, als er ein Sdaf geidoren
bat: .,,giel @eibrei nno ipenig 8oI-
le."
sSebt freten mir ins atpolfte Sabr-.
6unoert. Da tobte fred l1nb beraus-
foroerno Der Gulturfampf. Srieorid
8arbaroiia inhte bic abtriinnigen
5tdote Sberitaliens, beionoers Mni-
lanb, nieber alt nntermerfer,. Damn
nadte er Mnfpriide auf Mputien, ca
pla rnb Siailien fir has Hei1. OBJ
sleid 0ieie 2anoidaften 2eben oes
gapites maren. CT ging nod tpeiter,
inoem er iogar ieine &ano nad 3oln
allsltredte. Ser faiierlide &an5Icr
Hainalo bon Daiiel enttuarf nod tpei-
tere 9lllt,,rfampfspldne: 9ie oeutide
airde follte bef1 ginfluiie 6es romi-
iden 5tuBles bollltdnoig e,,t5ogen
lueroen, penisifens foute Ser Hapit
ein gefiigiges 8erf5eng Ser faiierlt-
den @etpalt iperoen. Ser gr3bildof
bon 9rier (bas beutide 3om) folte
Ser 8rimas Ser oel,tiden National-
firde iperoen; Erier iei ia.oas ,,nene
Nom". Damit beeinnt bas 8eitreben,
6as iib bon ba an in Der @eIdidte
otter pieoerbolt bat, nno bas man
in neuerer 3eit aultprfau,pf senannt
bat.
SIM Sabre 1166 5og aaiier Grieo-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-16
(5ortiesnng)

oer gebeiligt mar olird bas glnt oei-
fen, Ser bort 5,t itnlerer Grlolllng am
Rre,,3e ftarb, nno Der Oesbalb bon
ieber BEL aIlen gbriiten IN boiler 8er-
ebrnng ftan0, .er ioIlte ben d)riiten-
baIlenoen Garn5enen ipieber abgerilil-
gen iperben. Gin armer, idlibter
giniieoIer gab ben anitoB su oieiem
groBartigen @ntldluiie ipie tpltn-
berbar! - Seine @orte siinoeten; al
Ies tpnroe bon religioier geaeiiternng
NIT fortgeriiien, nnb gleibiam uie
inltinftn1GBig rieien bie 80lfer: ,,@ott
tpiG es, @ott tpill es." sssa, 8ott poll-
te es; mas beourfte es ser @riinoe
nod mebr! Man sos aus: es trennte
fi1 Ser Sobn bon Der Wutter, Der
,@atte bon ser @attin, Ser 8ruber bon
ser S1nefter; ein ieoer bon bem,
mas ibm an liebften mar; galt es ia
aus 2iebe at bent iein 2eber l.no alles
5lt opfern, Ser aus 2iebe at nns am
&rellse berblntet big alif ben leeten
Sropfen ieines aa.liebenoen Sersens.
@as maren oodj al Sic Wsiiben uno
all sic StrapaSen oes tpeiten @eges,
tpas Site, iuas &Glte, mas Sunser,
mas 9urit. @as iparen fiir cine iold
bobc 8egeilterlng an sic gntbebrun=
gen ipdbreno bes Inngen Marides,
sic ltna,sgeiebten lteberfaae bonieiten
Ser DeinltiidiI6en, berrdterild)en SENT
heo! llnb ba eltolid erid)oa Der 8lf:
sSerlllalent, SerliIalein! ,lnb ipie Don-
rer baltic er taliIenoltinnig ipieoer.
s(Ies lag am gooen, belize Granen
flonen nieber anr grbe, bon I'll.
S6auer burbsudt, fiiBte man ben So
ben bes Seiles lno ber grloil,ng. Man
erbob iid, gum &fe geitablt, man
sog bas Sdtpert, Dem feiner tpioer-
itebeu fonnte, ,ln0 getpann ben Sieg,
getpann bas 2anb Ser Sebnindt aner.
8 idones, betpunberungsipiirbiges.
duiltli6es Seloentllnt ipie ieseit bu
in Sbatten iene Seloen al, bon beneit
ltns oie altersgranen Saeel, beridten.
@enn bieie ltns audi 5nr 8eipnnoe-
rung binreiBen, 10 erfiillen iene DRIFT
Iide Selben inns nit 8eip,tnoerung
nnb 8egeilterl,ng sueleih. Sber podt
nidt oas Sers IN ,lnierer 8ruit ge-.
tualtig auf. ipeun mir ba leien bon
@ottfrieo, bon Ganfreo, bon 8obe-
nmno uno auoeren, iiberldmft ins %.
Bel nibt elm Sdauer bon tiefer reli-
gioler 8egeiiterlng! Sa, @alilaer, 81.
balt ipie6erlm geiiegt!
G9riftus bincit, Gbrilhis iiegt. So,
fragt Der S1ipob, atper mer ban tap-
fer mitgebolfer1, ,lno beionbers /; benf
mol, Ser alt llblano bdtt bapon ge-
bort ipas / eetan ,lno bat mid in
@eoidten beidrietpen. 1lnb er bet iaIt
alles ee,nelo: S par babel ,.nb ben
bic streide seliefert. 2eIe bic 5dnd-
biide aunoe: Mls 2aiier &otbbart lo-
beIam aum bl. 2ano gesogen fam, oa
lnnbt er NIT oem fromnen Seer onrdJ
elm Gebirse tpiit 1,n6 leer. Dniel6lt
erbob lid groBe Not, biel Steine sab's
1,no luenig 8rot, uno mander Oeut-
fder Meitersmann Sat bort ben grunf
fid abgetan. Den Yferben mars 10
fdtpad I'M Magen, Jalt unbt' Der
Meiter Sic Mdbre tragen. Nun mar
elm Serr (i) aus sdmabenlaub, bon
hoho,, Nl,,Ts ,,nS Storfer ConS Apf,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-16
D6is @ailsnfreaaS

Il
ltpanoelt noroen. Sic nioerItan6en al
Ifolde Iange. gn6Iid Iegte man Geue
Ian; Santa Wsarid branrte 5uerll
1 6ann aud ct. Heter. Srie6rid Do,
Motbenbnrg, Der Sobn aaiier aon
Iraos, oes gorgdngers bon Jrieorid
8arbaroifn, bot an Ser Betersfirh
INIT Merten oie giiren einidlagen lai
lien. 8Int fIoB in Der 6auptfirdJe be
gbriitenbeit, uno Sic @reueI 6es Grie
ges ldanoeten oie Mnbeitdtte oes apo
IltelfiirIten. Griebrib blieb 5ieger
Dos &eiligtllm ipiro geidubert pol
|oen 2eiden nn6 bon Dem 8lnt, eli
@egenpopit il, Der Berion Baidali,
oes Dritten bon 8arbaroiia aufgeltellt
umo biefer Idn1iidt ben oelttiden So
mig FAINT beiien @emoblin 8eatrir i,
benz feitlid ge5ierten Yetersoome mi
| Ser aaiierfrone. Mlerattber Der Drit
te mar alfer menidliden Silfe be
rallbt.
Da nabm er nit 5itternoer Sani
elm Bersamentblatt, ,ttt6 er idriel
oarauf oie 8annbulle gegen Jrieorid
ben Railer. 3nr Rabt5eit beftete el
0ielelbe an bic Sir Der 2ateranfird.
an ,no fIob alsbann, als Yilger Der
fleibet, aus Gom, einem anberen bi'
gouItredluig oes 8annes ii6erlaileno
Srieorib itano oamals auf Ser Sob'
Iieines @liides; ieinen rllabtigen srn
|Idien feiner beugen gu fonnen. Del
Worgen brad an, Der 1leue Srintnpb'
lbringen follte, aber mas fir Grinm
|pBe?
Sril1mpbe oes So6es. - 9ie 8eI
mar allseebroben i'm 9eere bes Gai
iers: Die 8liite Ser oentiden Bitter
|idaft, oie eeiitreiditen unb tapferiter
5rennoe 8arbaroilas, fanoen plos.
li6en l,nb rubmlolen gno in Sen 5tra
ben Noms. Manbe itiir5ten bon
Rferoe ltn6 iparen cine 2eihe, anber,
|itdrben am &rai1fenbett bes sSreunoes
ben fie pflegen nonten. Die, ipelde
|genaien, berloren oen @erltano. 90,
600 Mann Ser bortrefflibiten Grup
pen erlagen Ser grauenerregenoer
&ranfbeit. Ser aaiier flob nit mn
80 gesleitern, bon 10000 Stalienerr
Derfolgt, aIles bate ii6 nGmlid) binte,
|leinem &iifen l,nterbeiien erboben. 81
Snia tradtete man ibn nod benz Sc
ben: Ser @niblag nare gegliidt, bat
te Die altfopfern6e greue oes I6m1bi
liden &itters Sermann bon Siebeneid
|ibn nidt gerettet. gtur nit flint 9e
gleitern entfam er enolid iiber 81,
alpen, er, Der Dor f,ir5em nod !,
@eipaltige. Gbriitus bincit, gbriItus
Iiiegt. or I1Bt bie 8Gnme niht ii
toen SimnleI ipadien! Mae, sic lid
an @ott ilno ieinen FL. gempeln ber
IgriffeL lei es I'M Mlten ooer Neuet
Seitanlent, ipllroen oemgen1dB Be
litraft. Denfen mir an geabmdoonoior
Ioer breinral sesen Suoa nno Seru
lialem ans5og, snlebt Sen fl. gempe
pertpiitete, Die III. @efdBe nit fid
idleppte, oem 9onig Seoefias 81
Mngen ansiteden lieB; in aetten foIgt
er feinen ltntertanen in oie @eian
genidaft. aber ipelde strafe befie
ben NabrhobonoIor2 SIN neberml,
prablte er (DanieI 4,27 uip.): 81
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-26
BABY BOY ARRIVES
 THIS MORNING FOR
 ". N. WHlTEHEADS

Stuart Mark Whitehead, son of Dr. and Mrs. w. M. Whitehead, has been added to the staff of the Ju- neau Medical and Surgical Clinic. The new arrival was born this morn- ing at St Ann's Hospital and tipped the scales at birth at 8 pounds 51z ounces.
 Both mother and her new son are doing very nicely and the proud daddy is passing out great big ci- gars for the occasion. The little citizen was also greeted this morn ing by it's grandparents, MT. and Mrs. M. o. Johnson, who are visiting here from Wrangell.
 This is the first boy for the Whiteheads. although he is their third child
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-26
RETURN FROM C0MMEySI0N'S ANNUAL MEET
Dufresne Says Fur Sales TotaI Over S13,OOO at
 Big Rendezvous

Game Commission and Biologi- cal Survey men returned on the steamer Yukon last night after meetings of the Alaska Game Con- mission at the Anchorage Fur Ren- dezvouS.
 The confiscated fur sale of the Commission brought $l 300 and the sale of trappers pelts totalled ap- proximately $12,000 according to Alaska Game Commission Executive Officer Frank Dufresne.
 Federal Bureau of Investigation agent E. M. O'Donnel addressed the Commissioners on law enforce ment and the joint work of the game control men and the FBI. Also talking before the Commis- sioners and Wardens were Forest Service ranger Emil Norgorden, from Seward, Third Division U. s. Attorney J. w. Kehoe, Assist ant U. S. Attorney in the Fourth Division, Harry Amends, and Mount Mckinley National Park Superintendent Frank T. Been.
 w. H. Ransom, Seattle agent of the Alaska Game Commission, was Yukon passenger south to Seat tie.
 Other Commission meeters who disembarked here were Frank, Du- fresne, Ketchikan Deputy Wild Life Agent Gerald Banta, Petersburg Wild Life Agent Hosea Sarber, and Bureau of Biological Survey men G A .Hossick. and W. E. Crouch.
 Tcdays News 1ouay-Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-26
Old Man Tak! Knocks Off
 47-MiIe Clip

The Taku gust that knocked your hat fer a five block loop last night might have been anywhere from twenty to a hundred miles per hour in velocity, but at 4:42 o'clock this morning, the Weather Bureau reg istered 46 miles an hour velocity from the North over one minute period the hardest of the current windstorm.
 And at 4 a. m today, the ther- mcmeter touched 127 degrees above zero, coldest of the winter. At noon today it was Is degrees above zero and with the wind still blowing. the Weather Bureau predicted more of the same
 Lowest temperature tonight will be around 12 degrees. according to Meteorologist Howard Thompson.
 Checking over the wind velocity recordings, Thompson reported the hardest five minute blow last night was at 7;30 o'clock, registering 37 miles an hour velocity from the Northeast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-26
BALLOON GOES | SlXTEEE MILES
 Up INT0 MIGHT
Radio -Sonde Observers Here Make Record
 Temperature Low

In addition to recording fierc; finds and lowest temperature O. the year last night, the local Wea- ther Bureau also reports record height in radio-sonde observation for Juneau-a balloon flight oi nearly Is miles. up.
 Officially, the balloon and it's radio-sonde equipment lofted into the night 25,220 meters-or a total distance Of 82,743 feet.
 At 9,390 meters aloft, height of the stratosphere, the temperature was 66.7 degrees below Fahrenheit zero. From there on up, it begins to get Warmer, and at the top of the observation is was "only" roughly 50 below.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-26
COLISEUM COMEDY TEAMS DICK POWELL
 AND ANITA LOUISE

Marking one of the brightest spots in the years cinematic en- tertainment, Going Places" which made it's local debut yesterday at the Coliseum Theater, is a highly hilarious farce with music, with Dick Powell and Anita Louise head ing the cast.
 Going Places" is a farce, and all of its complications arise from the fact that Powell, who is a rather timid salesman in sport ing goods store, has decided for business reasons to pass himself off as a famous Australian steeple- chase rider. Although his only riding experience has been aback an electric hobby horse. he is forced to make good on his boasts
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-26
M0REAU RETURNS FROM ANCHORAGE
 SKI TOURNAMENT
Juneau Entrant Enthusiastic About Growth of Sport
 in Westward Area

Ralph Moreau, who represented Juneau at the Fur Rendezvous Ski tournament, returned from Anchor age last night on the Yukon. En- thusiastic over the Northern Tour nanent which lasted three days he will give a first hand report Of his trip tomorrow night at a meeting of the Juneau Ski Club at the High School Auditorium at 8 o'clock.
 Moreau placed fifth in combined events, which included downhill slalom, jumping and cross country He stated that the competition was of the first quality many of the Anchorage and Fairbanks skiers having skied in big tournaments on the Pacific Coast. Skiers from Seward, Cordova, Anchorage Fair banks College, and Juneau com peeed in the tournament.
 Talkeetna Course
 The doWnhill and slalom races were held in the locality of the Independence Mine in the Tal- keetna Mountains 75 miles from Anchorage. The downhill race was drop of $500 feet and was won by Red Holmberg with a time ot 39 seconds. It was estimated that skiers attained a speed of almost 50 miles an hour in part of this race A sharp break in the hilI threw nearly half of the competi- tors and spilled Moreau's chance Of finishing first
 Cross country and jumping were held at Anchorage. Cross country was won by Al BySTom who coppec the first Douglas Ski Trail race.
 Moreau reported a fine develop ment in junior skiing both at An chorage and Fairbanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-26
JACKIE C0OGAN ! MONEY AFFAIRS
 ARE CLEARED Up
Divides win His Mother All thaf Remains of
 Four Million

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Feb. 26. - Jackie Coogan will get total of Sl50,0O0 of the S4,000,000 he earned as a child actor, under an agree ment with his mother Mrs. Lillian Bernstein.
 All that remained of the money Jackie earned before he was ten, $500, ,000, is divided equally between him and his mother with approval of Judge Emmett Wilson.
 The out-of-court scettlement was reached after Jackie sued his moth- CT and stepfather, Arthur Bern stein, for an accounting of the money.
 Evidence showed that most of the rest of the S400, ,000 apparently was los tthrough investments that turned out to be unsound.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-26
0HMER, ALA5kAN FOR 20 YEARS, FINALLY
 VISITS FAIRBANKS

Earl N Dinner, Petersburg shrimp king" and Chairman of the Alaska Game Commission, was visitor here ever the weekend He flew here Saturday by PAA Electra from Fair banks and left for his home last night on the steamer Yukon.
 Incidentally, Dinners visit to Fair banks was his first, though he has lived in Alaska 20 years. He made the trip by way of Anchorage, where he presided over the annual game commission session.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-26
New Team Is
 Starred in Capitol Hii
MYrna Loy, Robert Taylor Appearing Here in
 Lucky Night"

A new co-starring team is frolicking across the screen of the Capitol Theater, and an audience hilarious with laughter has placed the seal of approval upon it. That team of Myrna Loy and Robert Taylor strikes a new note in joy ous, stream lined comedy in Lucky Night"
 The picture unfolds the acciden- tai meeting and later marital ad- ventures and mishaps of Cora Jor- dan, played by Miss Loy, and Bill Overton, portrayed by Taylor. Cora, the spoiled daughter of million aire steel magnate, walks out on her fourth engagement to hunt for a job. She takes up with playboy Bill, and together they gamble, frolic and fight their way through a series of uproarious complications to marriage, separation, remarriage and happiness.
 Taylor demonstrates that he is as effective in comedy as he is in dramatic roles Myrna Loy brings all her proven talents for irrepres- sible comedy to the screen, along with a dazzling series of ultra fashionable gowns. Richly produced by Louis D. Lighton. and enacted against a Manhattan background covering all the high spots and night spots of the big city, Lucky Night" was brilliantly directed by Academy Award winner, Norman Taurog.