The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 3, 1927, Page 5

- B e S A i THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, MAY 3 1927. 5 slow to see. Rust is the “ash” of this fire. ARMCO Ingot Iron RESISTS RUST J. J. WOODARD CO. Plumbing—Sheet Metal Werk South Front Street é ! 47 i © 1927 by tar) Feature Service Ine Greac Britain rights reserved | | PPt i e e e e e e e i } FRENCH AND 'GERMAN ‘ - i NET STARS TO MEET | SPORTS FIRE ALARM CALLS ! BRINGING UP FATHER \ B\ (,hORCL I\h M/ \NI:S i 7 % ] BY GOLLY-THIS 15 ODD- 1S HIS EXCELLENCY | VLL WAIT IF NOW- WHAT'S THE | 'VE COT TO WEAR THE POO BAH IN7 1 HE 19N T IN- lMATTER"' | THOUGH T It . THIS QUTFIT YOu WERE i f ;. TO CALL ON ) BAWLING ME ouT! E & THE POOBAH: e gy /nf T | ! . P _phpdhom> ‘ : I i s . 2 !| Do you know the only difference ] |~ e {| between rusting and burring is | {| time—both are oxidation. You ] 1Y can fecl and see the fire produced | i| by rapia burning. But when || metal rusts, the process is too | i | i PARIS, May 3. French and Ger E IR aud BRI, . man tennis foliowers will bury the||1-4 Front and Franklin. T \ Ratehot & Tttle deeper ot the Freten | |1-5 Front, near Ferry Way. JUNEAU TRANSFER International Hardcourt champion- ‘ships this month At 1 three German pla enter, the first players fro: over |the Rhine permitiad in a registered 1I~umh competition since 1914 O. Frotzheim and Dr. Heinz Le P et ettt e | N, Gorman stars of the fivst 1 W LR B e nitude, will dispute the tourney | STRIBLING AND IK“’ KAPLAN SCORES Cruey Maunu, o World is begun the Cuivericy of Wiconain | TECHN]CAL KNOCKOUT Sitborerl Badanini Je bia Univer- | h; athlete won nine lotter: 8 Front, near Saw Mill. -1 Willoughby at Totem Gro. 3 Willoughby, opp. Cole Barn. and Baggage 4 Front and Seward. | -5 Front and Main. 6 . -6 Front, opp. Film Exchange || 5 o -7 Front, opp. City Whart. | COMPANY : Moves, Packs and Stores Freijli i Second and Main. Fifth and Seward. Fire Hall. | Tilden, Henri Cochet, Rei and Jean Borot d others. A Ge, rer, as yet ununamed, ¥ of Michigan has begun preparn sports. He. was Rollle Wil |l woman player. Gastineau and Rawn Way. ; NEW HAVEN, Conn. May 3. - ‘1 ns for contests that will include |liams. who finished four years e "“[:,“‘m‘l“ ‘i:""\'l"i e Second and Gold. Louis Kid Kaplan, former jop.|@ baseball game with Oriental bats-! Barnum. playing football, ba fonal tennis. ilo. disputed the Fourth and Harrls. | weight champion, scored a technical Men on their home diamor tenn’s ball and baseball, has managed to. Fifth and Gold. i land final at Wimbledon in k kout last ht the se n 'Mmatches with a nd eyed racke- beat the student average in scholar X R p 5 " x g A |N Gu TnN'sHT of what was to have been & 13 round (eers, swimming meets in the mid- A Hglbaok. on [HILC IR (0igan REGRRgs; @ oy L'm"’;"d g“‘;’,"m | Prompt Delivery of 3 ; . Lot New Pacific, the Indian Ocean and the d . fiiBasketiinil, | WEPKS. hetory (fhe Greghe, WAL Wiy . 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