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Interesting Items About Alaskans
Sandy Stevens and party failed
to return to Douglas recently from
a seal hunt and officials are looking
them up.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Kohlhepp
were awarded the first prize by the
Juneau Chamber of Commerce for
having the best decorated Christmas
tree.
Oscar G Olson has purchased the
Goddard home in Juneau and will
make his residence there during his
term as Territorial Treasurer.
Fire did $100 damage to the home
of Joe Wilson on Sixth Street in
Juneau, recently.
Miss Evilina Whitcher, graduate of
the University of California, has
been appointed teacher for the U.
S. Bureau of Indian Affairs school at
Kaltag, near Nulato on the Yukon
River.
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Starting the first of the year un
employed men on the Federal Relief
Administration rolls will receive 60
cents an hour, an incraese of ten
cents.
The contract for the biennial aud
it of the Territorial books was
awarded to the firm of W. S. George
& Company, following the opening
of bids for the work.
Jack Gray, for whose welfare fear
was expressed, was found to be safe
and well on Shelter Island, by a
party sent out from the marshal's
office at Juneau.
Mrs. Dorrie Lee died at Juneau
recently at the age of 62 years. She
was born in Iowa.
Helmer Ellertsen, a fisherman at
Port Alexander, was found dead in
his boat last week by Dep Marshal
W. II. Caswell. He had died either
from suffocation or heart failure, as
the boat was filled with smoke from
a smouldering mattress.
Three young men have arrived at
Wrangell on a trip around the world
in a yawl purchased in Seattle.
They arc J M Keenan, dentist, Chas.
Adams mining engineer, and Wayne
Johnson a merchant.
Juneau is enforcing its automobile
parking laws. This was caused by
a heavy snow, making it difficult to
clear the down town streets with
autos standing about.
Mrs. John Roald, a native of Nor
way, died at Petersburg last week
from pneumonia. Mrs Roald came
to Alaska about six months ago and
married Mr. Roald, a fur farmer at
St. John's harbor, September 20.
She has been living in Wrangell up
to the time of her illness.
Miss Eunice M Philbin and Frank
Wooton, both of Pvbus Bay, were
married at Petersburg recently. Mrs.
Wooton is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Philbin of Midway Island in Py
bus Bay ,
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Pettyjohn of
Cordova are the parents of a baby
boy, born recently.
A joint installation of Eastern
Star and Masonic lodge was held in
Cordova recently with a large num
ber of guests present.
The steamship Evelyn Berg, owned
bv the Northwest Steamship Co.,
has been ordered sold to satisfy a
number of liens, mostly labor, the
Berg Ship Company also holding a
mortgage of $23,000 against the ves
sel The sale is to be held soon.
I. D. Bogart of Cordova is slowly
regaining his health, and was able
to receive a number of friends at
the hospital recently.
Three high school boys of Cor
dova went into the mountains re
cently and returned with 400 pounds
of goat meat. The boys were forced
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to live on goat meat while absent.
Anna Mitamura broke her arm at
Cordova recently while attempting
to move a piano. The instrument
tipped smashing her wrist and hand
between the piano and the wall.
William Crange of Cordova is ad
vertising for the person who took
his lamp chimney and says that the
lamp is in the same place, if he or
she will come get it.
Three students have joined the
school at Cordova and are learning
to fly; they are T M Donohue, Jer
ry Cochran and Conrad Ness. John
Cross is instructor.
Abo Simson, an oldtime store
keeper at Fairbanks, has gone to the
states for his health. His business
will be under the management of
his brother, Lipman.
Andrew Anderson, a one-time
resident of Unalnska, died recently
Ai. one time Anderson lived in Sew
ard and later settled in Seldovia.
It is also stated that he drove stage
between Valdez and Fairbanks.
Robert Seifert, 86-year-old resi
dent of Cooper’s Landing on Ke
nai Lake, is seriously ill in the hos
pital at Seward. He was taken to
the railroad by dog team.
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“A FAREWELL TO ARMS”
BEGINS ROMANCE ERA
THINKS HELEN HAVES
A new era A rebirth of rom
ance.
Can it be possible, that "A Fare
well to Arms,” the screen version of
Ernest Hemingway's novel, which
comes to the Dream Theatre tonight
with a cast headed by Helen Hayes,
Gary Cooper and Ad >iphe Menjou,
is the herald of sueh change”
Helen Hayes believes th: tn be
the case!
‘‘It is necessary only to think of
some of the successful films of the
past few years,” says Mi Hayes,
“to feel the difference manifest in
'A Farewell to Arms '' Ernest Hem
ingway, 1 feel, wrote a vei y great
love story, and that is what Director
Frank Borzago has done with the
film version. Th'- ” >iv i great in
its simplicity Frederic and (father
ino meet and love That ti 11s the
whole of their story lln.v differ,
ent it is from tin* hard-boiled films
-—the gangster, racketeer, night club
and newspaper stories that have
been so successful in the recent past
Films, I suppose, like everything
else, runs in cycles The success of
one type always brings an avalan
che of films of that type But I be
lieve that 'A Farewell to Arms’ is
evep more than the beginning of a
new cycle
“The story of Catherine and Fred
eric is as old as life, but it is also
modern It is, i feel, an expression
of the new romanticism of the Vic
torian love stories nor the cynicism
of the recent ones Take Catherine
for example I've enjoyed playing
her so much because she's real and
she's fine She isn't the Patient
Griselda type of other roles I've
played- the woman who lies down
and lets life walk over her. Nor is
she the self-sufficient, hard young
woman that has been pictured so
much since the war Catherine is
all woman, and us such, is worthy
to be the new romantic heroine
"As a matter of fact, when you
look back over screen history, you
find that very few love stories, fash
ioned in the heroic mold, have been
filmed Mostly, the cinema, as well
us every other art form, has content
ed itself with the story of lesser
emotions But when you c me t >
think of it. that's about right, too,
isn't it" It's right that the story of
Freddie and Catherine should stand
with the few instead of the many,
for only the few ever reach truly
heroic love
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