The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 10, 1931, Page 10

A R R : THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, DEC. 10, 1931. Navy Studies Way to Construct ZRS-5 Mightie'r"n(]N’]' BLUSH oo i s e o from New Orleans to New York by Than Its Sister Sliip Akron; Experts Are at Work INNEW YORK 2 smomat o 7o e flocking to the Central park wading | pool in the middle of September to SAYEGAINES%:%M o v i | Rhinelander, hasn’t figured in poli- | tics here for more than 100 years. Native Born Are Scarce So|But since then it has figured in the | tabloids. Old Home Town | tew Price, Fannie’s brother, nev- s er has got over his fondness for Talk Allnght the horses—nor won back all the Wil | coin he dropped on ‘em. NEW g{)m h]; Gt“:lu | sixty-one movie extras got a few —Don't blush when | ;015" out of working in a short you mention your home town here. | . tbush You can walk for blocks without | "1, UG ab that Fia seeing a native born New Yorker, = : ’ When you interview John J. Ras- :;;ywny},;:&so your Dakota or Car- | ), gestions which exercise his i ar s x “3"{;:;? y:“‘f‘t“; acumen bring him to his feet. He cred! of . is = el 2 o while he dictates hi Jnst think, if their home towns = = got into the news as often as those T PUBLIC notable New Yorkers, what it would \mm],‘ fl,:(’sf:,g,, will be rush- | meany. o the roadside holdog g south to Seattle for sailing north stands: s 7 from there Saturday night, Decem- Maxwell Bodenheim, thé pride of 19, for Christmas boat. Next North- Greenwich Village, was born in .4 will also be rushed south as |Hermanville, Miss.; Ivy Ledbetter | ,on as possible after discharge at | Lee, Rockefeller's publicity man y, ... so as to arrive in . Seattle (excuse, please—public relations , o Christ- council)’ in Cedartown, Ga.; Rex | nea>a2y Moring before ChEB- |Beach, author, Atwood, Mich; = S Ernest Truex, actor, Red Hill, Mo.; Have your furs Cleaned and re- |Mararet Sanger, birth control paired at Chas. Goldstein & Co | champion, Corning, N. Y.; John — | |Sloan, artist, Lock Haven, Pa. | 2 - Lenore Ulric, actress, New Ulm, Boys_runth Just as the Akron overshadows the dirigible Los Angeles, so may the ZRS-5, when completed, out- | Minn.; Wayman Adams, painter, strip the Akron in size. While no active request is being made now for an increase in the size of the Munice, Ind.; Wendell Christopher P- l F ZRS-5 the Navy Department has determined how ite helium capacity can be increased 1,000,000 feet over Phillips, surgeon, Hammond, N. Y.; lmp b aces the Akron. Above are shown the Akron and Los Angeles at Lakehurst, N. J. Below is a sketch of the DWight Deere Wiman, theatrical| 4 naval air base at Sunnyvale, Cal, which is to be completed in 1933 and where the ZRS-5 will be kept. Have you a cross word puzzle . . . a Christmas list that de- fies you to check off names with GIFTS every day from now until Christmas. . . . Every day from now until Christmas is producer, Moline, I1l.; Frances Grant & Starr, actress, Oneonta, N. Y.; John Here’s Quick Help for Yom! g | Barrett, diplomatist, Grafton, Vt., By OSCAR LEIDING | hearings are held after Congress |placement of quarters and engines and Elsie Eusebia Spicer Eells, Here's the way to get rid of those CHECK—AND—DOUBLE CHECK HERE. For your conven- 7 1 Press Aviation Editor) | convenes. | is being reserved by the navy until fairy story writer, West Winfeld, embarrasing pimplesin short order. . h ad ol aeketions . - GTON, D. C., Dec. 10— The reason for a larger ship|a later date. N. Y. Just bathe your face with soap icnce we ave made very -careiul se. ections . . . pnced them would be to increase lift and op-| Experts on lighter-than-air craft Several whose home towns have ,nd hot water—just as hot as you i\ H H : i H i E right and d th i ti ki £ roupe Sigulee erating radius and at the same |say that there may be a possibility challenged them for page one space can stand. Then apply Moone's H & groupe: hlem 1n suggestive groups making | E H H i i | the choice very simple . . . that of furnishing gift ideas at very popular prices. Come expecting to find a great array of gift buying oppor- tunities . . . at very popular prices. Ak: time wipe out overweight which, |of the new ship being equipped are: Emerald Oil. Massage it gently into e Ebartnieit {in the Akron, is estimated to total | with American-made engines of Brock Pemberton, theatrical pro- ine skin. Leave a little of the oil DAV Lpe bic | approximately 19,000 pounds. | lighter weight than the German ducer, Leavenworth, Kans; Fran- . vour skin all night. P ,‘”‘T“i"”f’ ‘1" | Increased size, the navy's studies | Maybachs in the Akron. cine Larrimore, actress, Verdun,| In the morning, repeat the treat- be adcd o L8 (\)L‘CT- show, would be accomplished by | The contract price of the ZRS-5 France (she was born before the jont but not quite so strenuously. Dow LWAR 4K M5 AN nserting an extra section amid-|is $2450,000, of which $1,100,000 great slege), and Anna May WONg,| 1n a few days you'll see an amez- ships | has been appropriated by Congress. Chinese screen star, Los Angeles, o difference—not a pimple on B 500,000 cubic roximately than the yith the possibility of an in-|The Akron’s cost was $5,375,000. a west coast settlement of Towans.| ,ur face! » pending, the construction of The new airship is scheduled to i s | . | But don't waste any time just the ZRS-5 s being undertaken by |be completed early in 1933 at the yue Imagine! thinking about it—get right after the -GoodyéatZeppeliigbORPCIerion, iseTile, LI LatyR siav L atr Dvs e “Cats Dry Cleaned” is the sp-‘(hl)se ugly, disfiguring pimples to- GEORGE BROTHERS : u: })r?tl\lce in general a duplicate } S:nnyvai'e, hCa.liL, which will be clalty of a shop in the theater belt. |day. Get & bobll: o Maone's L. e e et el And several places offer feline and erald Oil from Butler Mauro Drug The general structural make-up | e . v vil but th vill be | PEC! FRAME! cannine manicures for $1. ‘Co. or Juneau Drug <{.0. or any will e tho, Sk D X ‘; ? 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