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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19

the announcement already made
that Dodge eill offer IN ipti ne
much talhsd.ahoat ~Fiuld Drive
whirh 10 claimed ~ ~ sponsors
ID b ono ~ The nost fssalution-
srY advances n ne history "a
automobile engineering
At an early date - viii hs
privileged ts fslsasa details o. The
public generally. sad At that tims
I am sure thsr. sili he sEfssmsat
with aar oua visw that eaF 1871
lines ~ cars and commercial sshi-
Gle. sr. distinguished ~ thslf adj
vanesd styling and dssiaft snmi.
nssfins and ether features that
make important nsu contributions
% the pleasure ard sstisfastien a
moiofssar 9snsrship'
stanton msHtiunsd ths iHvsns-
msHt ~ Dodge - many miliions
- dollars in nsS tnals. dies and
other equipment faf me nasnufae-
tufs - tina HsN aeaaona pfeaifcta.
ihs generally Increased activity
Observable ~ al unes ~ business
IN Detroit and also ne Matof
Gtfa recent unprecedented a@~
home building expansion as lnsiiea-
tions - tho aatomohais lnsiastfy's
faith ard eanflasaee ~itA regard
u the igamezilafs BUSINESS asIfioah.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19

on Custom and super-stresmlinsr
models.
Front bumper fender guards
now standard on sireamllner. su.
per-stresmliner and the Custom
models.
Vacuum booster pump 10 stan
dard on all eight-cyiindsr models.
while the cigar lighter becomes
standard On all models. SKIES or
siRhts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
Pontiac Dollinq
Tn l94l Models

The following accessories now
are standard equipment on GER
tain models Of the is41 Pontiac
Torpedo Fleet. II u announced by
d. u. Bathriek, vice president and
general sales manager Of Pontiac
Motor Division.
Electric clocks and flexible
steering wheels now are standard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
Flush Poisons From
kdneys and Stop
Getting Up Nights

When yea can xsl faf - eents .
safs. sTAeirnt snd HARNESS sllfaaiant
and elisfstie mat Should a2sn from
ye4r aIansya tbs sasis m4ttsf. poi
sons ana aeid that are nos delax yea
~ rfn. Why c0ntinHa - bfeaa geiIr
RESTED sep ~ Estiing ~ thFa ne
night
bsn1 - an Easy MARX snd Ae-
espt : sabsiitafe-1et Geld Med2i
HsaFism on CapsaIes - the original
and feauine. I4ssk for the Geld Medal
on ths ben - IS eentA
Other symptoms % weak Kidneys
ara iffilsted bladder may - back
srhs. p9Ty eyes. shifting pains. burn
ina % scanty DahsaEa ads
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
Northwest Dodge Dealers
To Meet in Portland Monday

With expressions Of enthusiasm business prospects
for coming months Dodge dealers sasn executives and
other personnel win gather al Portland next Monday morn
ing 10 hear presentation Of aes advertising and marchan
dang plans in connection with the forthcoming introduction
of loa Dodge passenger car truck and commercial car
models.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
Grand Entertainment Anticipated by
Gilmore Mileage Run Participants

HlitAfflnH fafashn OF lt4
on their way 10 the south rim
coveted trophies in the auto
mileage test awards.
INK 10 clarsnes 4 Bssssmysf. vies
president u tina Glimors on com.
pany. vho recently eompisisd ar
rangsmsnts ~ith , A KittrsaEs
park superintendent. sna Victor
Fatroeso. manager ~ VI Teyar
a the south nm. Ter ths too asy
mileage event
A. IN past years. eonisstanis
wiii - required - oompists ne
route IN one continuous drive dur
lng q sst time limit. while ca fhe
following day price division ain
ners and the sNespstaks aNard
viii h. announced Witnessing u
ancient Hopi rituals and dances.
trips 70 nearby view points on me
south nm. and the hospitality d
~ Tovar and Bright Angel iedgs
are anticipated BY "stingy run"
participants IN January.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19

- . .
Officials ~ the contest board Of
the American Automobiis anso-
citation are now engaged IN map
ping the exact route 70 b. follow
I'd BY participants in the Gilmore
Grand canyon run. according 70
A. e. Pliisbury. regional director.
Nho reveals that = tentative route
considered ~dii pass over Boulder
dam On Highway 81
Conclusion ~ the Gilmore run.
that IN years past was terminated
IN Yosemite PARK. only 300 miiss
away from Los Angeles. viii b
witnessed In January AZ VI Tosar
hotel on the south rim ~ Grand
cayon National PARK. some sos
miles distance ss AAA. officials
now plan.
In the same eoiorfui manner
that their ancestors greeted the
oonquistadores 400 years ago.
present DAY H0pi Indians viii
welcome participants Of the Cal
nore-crand canyon run. accord
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
Key Factors in Production
For Defenses Are Described
Time. Planning And Specialization
Emphasized in Booklet. What II Tokes

nETROTT-Nh The motor vehicle makers busy tafkling
manufacture II equipment for national defense. The Auto
mobile Manufacturers Association today called attention. IN
special booklet the fact that ne fundamental re-
qurrmens apply 20 production o. defense items ana
Of cars and trucks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19

Ed Kinnebrew and Bill Bridges, Studebaker dealers in
the Lincoln high district giving their establishment
working that when the 1871 Studebaker models
are ready display they will have proper setting.
parts department is also being added.
These boys have done nice job of il during 1910 and
looking forward to continued progress in the that
lies ahead.
Art RandIe has deserted the oil business to
n automobile salesman and is member OF
the sales staff of the Winthrop Motor company.
He comes here from Oregon with his wife and two
children has purchased home at 4123 North 35th
street i. and is looking for that guy who said he
would buy De Soto IL it had the new Fluid Drive"
There have been 25 honeymoons Harry Wrye and his
wife, the 25h having just been celebrated by trip to the
old haunts these first chose to face life together
Harry who is No commercial unit salesman for Irwin
Jones Motor company shed the Idaho streams and lakes
while Mrs. Wrye renewed old acquaintance with friends
and relatives.
Each year for the past quarter Of a century these
two have been taking their annual honeymoon, and
this last according to Harry, was the sweetest
of them all. Ii IL the first time they have left the
children at home but you see the children
old enough TO look after themselves.
May the years bring with them happy
honeymoons Harry and Mrs Wrye and each in turn
strengthen the bonds which have held them together these
many years
Andy Muligan president Of the Allen Motor CON-
pany local Studebaker distributors, the rush
act and hoped a plane for Los Angeles He got
before could find out what II all about but.
shot in the dark il would he Is trying to get
great many Of those 1871 Champions for Ia
than the factory wants to give him
Cowboy Grover Wakefield. who ssls Chrysler and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
Ttoo More PreUierrs!

no More PreUiefrsf
This week two prevews of 1871 model motor
cars De Soto IN Portland and Nash Seattle Both
took place Monday.
George Miller and Frank Magrni of the Winthrop Motor
company together with the entire sales staff made the
Journey to the Rose City where they joined by De Soto
dealers from Oregon. Washington and Idaho.
The meeting conducted by Arnold Reading North
west zone who had his from the factory
d. Wagstaff general sales manager, and d. NJ Herrick
his assistant
In addition 10 seeing the 1871 De Sotos Miller and
Magrini played host TO than $50 dealers who
their parts customers The Winthrop Motor company
distributes both De Soto and Plymouth parts through
the entire Northwest.
In Seattle the Nash fraternity from four gathered
round the Nash $780, the eompanys contribution
the low priced field and it that the enthusiasm
ran high.
The afternoon session devoted business and the
Moore theater the of the most elaborate
presentation Nash has attempted w. A. Blees gen.
era sales of the the leading speaker
Following the business session, the dealers and
distributors the eompanys guests al a dinner at
the New Washington hotel followed by full
ming of entertainment
1t was great show that left little doubt in the
minds of the dealers that they the automobile bust
and after viewing what Nash has offer the public
this these dealers should be glad of the fact that
they are in the automobile business.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
Pontiacs PAYROLL Near Peak!

5000 work Pontiac Motor Division
earlier this than
according John Brophy director In departments
Production the 1s Pontiac Torpedo
approximately 1000 and being stepped
up n . strong demand.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
A Good Customer!

MELBOURNE, Australia The government today
nounced the purchase of IL additional ply flying boats
from the United States at cost of than A000000
They will be stationed at Rathmnes, New South Wales
along with others ordered previously The American
flying boats will replace 20 Sunderands which the
recently transferred to the British Royal Air Force
Delivery of the ships from the United States,
peced before the end of the year. will provide Australia
with two squadonx of bombers for long coastal
Nuisance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
College Boys Again!

The Boeing School Of Aeronaucs division of United Air
has Calf
copiots defense.
The October II
colleges Opening
20
enrolment of so.
just why the idea continues these United States
It college officer
the things the writer
understand.
Having had fling at this the
fire the Old World when the undemocratc
prevailed the conclusion
by experience
There thousands of intelligent capable country
who inside OF college who would make the
officers had they given opportunity
but won't following
did In the last
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19

DEARBORN, Mich.-Edsei Ford. president ~ the Ford
Motor broke yesterday construction Of
soooooo factory produce initial order Of 1000 air.
plane engines for the U. 9. government
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19

CAMP BORDEN, Ont.-H. E. (Whtey) Dahl, who es-
capped Spanish nationalist death sentence and II other
veteran American pilots have begun enable them
to teach Canadians to fly
For weeks the Americans will be instructed in the
technique of teaching instrument flying navigation, forma-
tion and night flying.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19

Cowboy Grover Wakefield. who sails Chrysler and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19

TACOMA
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Mtln aiee
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-18
GROSS SUED BY
 A. W. 0UI5T FOR
 CONTRACTOR FEE
Percentage Not Paid on 2Ofh Century Building
 Work, Is Claim

Contractor A. w. Quist today filed suit in District Court here against w. D. Gross to collect fee all legedly due him for work performed on the 20th Century Theatre Build ing.
 Quist, who built the Baranof Hotel here, states in his complaint that on July II, 1889 he entered into an agreement with Gross to complete his building. Work was begun on September 16. On Febru- ary 5 Gross notified him in writ ing Quist says that the agreement was terminated.
 { Under the terms of the agree ment, Quist is owed a 10 percent fee on $26,000 worth of work per- formed on the building while he was contractor, he claims.
 Quist filed lien for $2,60C against the building with U. s Commissioner Felix Gray on Marct IA. The present suit seeks to col feet the lien, with interest at si, percent from February 5, $260 at. torneys fees, $15 for making ane recording the claim of lien, $2.8' for costs of recording and plain i uff's costs and disbursements.
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fun, if l never get dime back but I'm confident I'll at least break even some day. he says.
 Sold on California as a spot for thoroughbreds, Crosby wants to breed as well as race them, Didn't one of our homebreds, Sweepida, win the Santa Anita DerbyP Didn't Lucky Baldwin send four or five Kentucky and American Derby win ners to the east? We'll do it again, and I'd sure love to be the man who does it.
 Del Marin which Pat O'Brien, Fred Astaire, Gary Cooper, Charles Butterworth and other movie lum- inaries have stake with Bing- goes into its fourth meeting this August.
 When not busy with radio, movie, or racing activities, Bing sponsors and plays host to one Of the country's most unusual golf tournaments-the annual Rancho Santa Fe open" The purse is small but the fun is large, with barbecues, banquets, and gags in abundance. Lawson Little, Sam my Sneed, Jimmy Demaret, Gene Sarazen, Ky Laffoon, Ralph Gull dahl and other leading golfers, pro and amateur, have been annual competitors. 1s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-18

Imperial Court, opera, casino, pal ace, and Vienna woods sequences Miss Rainer, plays the faithful wife, Gravel is seen as Strauss, and Miss Korjus as the Vienna opera star with whom Strauss became infatuated. Players include Hugh Herbert, Lionel Atwill, Curt Bois, Leonid Kinsky. Al Shean, Minna Gombell, George Houston, Bert Roach, Greta Meyer, Herman Bing, Alma Kruger, Henry Hull, Sig Ru- mann and Christian Rub.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-18
COLISEUM DRAMA HAS LAST SHOWING
 ON LOCAL SCREEN

A new screen drama that is. really explosive so loaded is it with the dynamite of timeliness and daring, opened last night at the Coliseum Theatre It is Paramount The Magnificent Fraud" a pie ture which tells the story of a man who was brave enough to double for a dictatorl
 Director Robert Florey h s chosen his cast we'll Akim Tam rolf, fresh from his triumph in Union Pacific" heads it. Master of characterizations ranging from Greek gambler to a Russian sea raider, Tamiroff adds to his stature in the role of 8 dictator-actor. Lloyd Nolan, as a reckless, roman tic American, the man behind the dictator, Mary Roland as an ex- darling of the dictator, Patricia Morrison in a romantic role which really shows her talent, and George zucco, as an honest statesman, complete the featured cast.
 Meanwhile, in San Cristobal, things are really happening. While Nolan is enjoying the attentions of his favorite dancer, Steffi Duna, an assassins bomb injures the dic- tator fatally Nolan immediately plunges into a daring conspiracy with other government heads to have a famous actor-Tamiroff, Of urse-impersonate the dictator Nolan realizes the country won't be able to get the loan unless the dictator is believed to be alive. The actor, escaping from murder charge, is only too glad to comply
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-18
STRAUSS MUSIC HEARD AGAIN,
 CAPITOL BILL
The Great Waltz Will End Tonight as Local
 Theatre Feature

From the great score of Johann Strauss music. choice of the most popular of it all was one of the difficult musical assignments dur ing the filming of "The Great Waltz" drama of the life of the composer, ends tonight in the re- turn showing at the Capitol Thea tre with brilliant cast headed by Luise Rainer, Fernand Gravel and Miliza Korjus.
 The Blue Danube" was unani- mously chosen by all concerned with the picture as Strauss best known work From then on vari- ous favorites were suggested. A poll was taken in the Metro-G -Goldwyn- Mayer music department and it's results submitted to Bernard Hy- man, producer of the picture.
 The picture, dealing with the life and loves of Strauss, was di- rccted by Julien Duvivier T h c musical numbers, all composed by Strauss, are presented in lavish
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-18
By RoBBIN CooNs

ri ..
 HOLLYWOOD.-It seems about five years ago Bing Crosby bought a horse. It. seems he paid about s, GOO, for two-year-old Khayyam.
 Khayyam never set the track afire, but Khayyam was the little beginning of a great big thing Bing Crosby, follower of the sport of kings. .s 9 A
 Bing was the first movie star to own a, horse He was among the first to subscribe for Santa Anita stock. He was among the first to take on a chunk of Hollywood Park at IngleWood, and he is the only movie star who is founder, organizer and President of his own racing club the Del Mar Jockey Club which operates a summer. meeting south of here where the turf meets the surf.Y Ring. used to follow the, horses when he was one of Paul White mans Rhythm Boys. He used to isplurge e some on bets in those days. Now that he's an owner, he bets mostly for sentimental req sons. When his Fight On won at Santa Anita and paid about $169 for g. Bing had only a deuce across the board.
 After he bought Khayyam and Zombie, and few more nags, Bing hired Albert Johnston, three time Kentucky Derby winner, to be his trainer. Johnston, like Bing,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-18
IFI5H pIRATES'
 BOAT SURE E | GIVEN RELEA5E
Two Arrive from Peiers- burg to Take Over
 HuIIf Seiner

The fish piracy boat Surf was re- leased by the Government today to M. F. Ragner and William H Mills, who arrived from Petersburg to take over the boat for Afford Hullt of Ketchikan, it's owner.
 Four youths caught robbing a trap at Hawk Inlet last week began serving year in jail. They pleaded guilty yesterday to charge of petit larceny They are Robert A. Hullt James A. Simmons, Courtney H Lyons and Francis Mills.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-18
pr. and Mrs. Buck
 Honored at Dinner

Honoring Dr. Carl Buck, Field Director of the American Public Health Association, and Mrs. Buck, members of the Territorial Health Department entertained with a farewell dinner party last evening in the banquet room of Percy's Cafe About twenty persons were included in the guest list.
 After making a survey of the Territory, Dr. and Mrs. Buck will leave tomorrow for the States
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-18

oms bullying hazing here call t the ntecass rivalres Polly Moran who deals in Murphies Toast ed potatoes welcome return to pictures
 "UNTAMED" MlIand, Patricia Morrison, Akim Tamiroff W
 catalogue of Techncolor catas- trophes which "TyphoonO Adapted from Sin "Manap" filmed with Clara Bow Untamed story adopted and married by the older airofD and saved by the handsome tMiland gone north to forget
 GROSS COUNTRY ROMANCE" Gene Raymond wepdy 
 this familiar while laughing at It, It's mere y the Tt Happened Night formula has been put again Raymond after two-year amusing characterization of young doctor trailer becomes the of brdeelect who has run wedding It's comedy played with considerable spirit uggss re-teamng of the principals Bondi Virginia Grey, Helen Frederick, Billie Burke.
 Coburn a sailing husband of Angie d3ondi, con- fined Here "Old Lady 3l dust Rachel Brothers of the same tlel and the comedy is based plight stuff times.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-18
HERCULES FlRNER
 TO BUILD POWDER {
 MAGAZINE HERE
Representatives. Seeking
 Sife for Storage of
 @ Explosives < : ,.1ss: ,.......

A site for construction of 2 powder magazine in the vicinity of Juneau is being sough/ by Owen Hender- son and Renjamjn Rlanton of the Hercules Fowler Company c. 4
 The two men, connected with the Sam Francisco. office of the com pany, arrived here recently from sIoustons Texas. ss,s sx.saezsees
 Henderson said today his com pany hoped to develop an active 'AlaYE i'ass,f faf epl9fives.
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halls from Spokane, Wash.
 They All Finished Last

halls from Spokane, WaSn.
 They All Finished Last
 That first year the Crosby en- tries unanimously ran last, which unleasted from his fellows on the air lanes the still healthy torrent of Crosby horse jokes.
 But now Bing has two strings of horses not to be scOrned. There are High Strike, Celer DOT, Small Fry, DOna Osuna, Notdown, Decca Joe, Mighty Dave, and Rita OSuna. With Lin Howard he owns Don Mike, Ligaroti, Preceptor II, Olim- DO, Etolia II, Suerto, Ra II, Comet II, Profundo and Golden Chance. Bing's wife, Dixie Lee, and Bob Howard, Lin's brother, together have Ras Taffari.
 At Rancho Sante Fe, near the Del Mar track, Bing has his own breeding farm, a training track, a dozen-odd mares, and a crop Of foals and yearlings readying for the races. In all Bing is estimated to have invested between $780, 900 and $200,0O0 in thoroughbred racing much more than his horses have won, but balancing this are his dividends from the three tracks, and the breeding farm is expected to pay off soon.
 Bing and Lin Howard were pio- neers in importing South Ameri- can thoroughbreds-among them Kayak II, Ligaroti, and Don Mike
 Bing laughs off the radio cracks of his contemporaries, Bob Hope Bob Burns, and Jack Benny. i've had million dollars worth o
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-18
BANRR&IlYi',l|T''IIo, I,,,.,
 10 BE' DBmOBIfD ''' 10 JUNEAU flRMS

A list of all individuals who have gone through voluntary bankruptcy proceedings here since 1891 has been prepared by the Juneau Chamber of Commerce for distribution to all local business houses, it was an- nounced today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-18
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Past Noble Grands
 Meeting Tomorrow

All Past Noble Grands of Cas- tineau Channel are asked to be present at tomorrow evenings meeting at 8 o'clock at the Gla- cier Highway home of Mrs. Daniel Ross.
 Mrs. Josephine Langseth, newly elected president, will preside at the business session and a social hour will follow.
 oregon has 400 miles of coast line
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-18

appealing MT. Chps-ish quality this version of English 
 story Thomas Arnods struggle to elevate the prevalent the replace lying cheating system responsibility interesting well acted by Sir Cedric Arnold and of boys who mostly American but convincngly enough as little Brtons.
 boys Rugby wild when Arnold takes firmly his nonaton give Rugby and worthy character. Tom Brown Gydon, New Yorker with an en- gagingy homey telling sincerity of performance focal point the struggle courageous lad he reign the school bully alop exDead End sody backed by the better element led by East Bartholomew appears violated funda telling tales Tom carries through his period of disgrace finally jusifies Arnolds faith
 interesting projection school life the Rugby
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-18
COUNCIL TOMORROW

A regular meeting of the Ju- neau City Council will be held to- morrow night at the City Hall at 8 o'clock
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-18
MRs. BuRFORD LEAVES

Mrs. J. B. Burford, wife of a well known Juneau business man, sailed for a visit to the States on the North Sea.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-18
Hollywood NghJ find. So2nds
.Bs Rehe;a cosss

HOLLYWOOD Cal, July 1S-"TOM BROWNS SCHOOL DAYS" Screenpay by Walter Ferris Frank Cavett Gene Towne Stevenson. Prin- cipa Sir Cedric Hardwicke Freddie Bartholomew Jimmy Lydon Josephine Hutchinson Billy Halop, Polly Moran IIughc Ernest COssart Alec Craig Gale storm Ian Fulton.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-18
Mrs. Faulkner
 Hostess Today

Honoring Mrs. Mary Holbrook, Mrs. o. E. Waldron and Mrs. H. F. Sheehy, house guests of Mrs. We'll man Holbrook; and Mrs. J. w. Par sons, mother of Ernest Parsons, a luncheon and bridge party we, given this afternoon by Mrs. H. X Faulkner.
 Sixteen guests called at the Faulk- ner residence on Seventh Street.
 Electric broilers will clean easily if you wipe them. inside and out, with damp cloth before they are entirely cool Dry them perfectly with another soft cloth.
 Subscribe to The Daily Alaska Empire-the paper with the largest paid circulation.
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Try a classified ad in The Empire.
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PERCY'S CAFE OPEN ALL NIGHT
TOP

al PENCY'S ANY TIME for Dinners or Liahf Lunches thut all Juneau is iolkinq about. TRY OUR FOUN. TAIN TOOl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-18

THE CAPTAIN IS LADY.' Charles Coburn, Beula sondi Virginia Grey, Helen Broderick, Billie Burke