The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 5, 1934, Page 8

Rt T L DO P 8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1934. P-T. A MEETING T0 BE HELD ON TUESDAY AT 8 \ Excellent Program Is Ar- ranged for Entertanment Tomorrow Evening arent and teacher should to hear which nteresting program arranged for the Parent- sociation meeting to be e Grade School Auditor- ng at 8 o'clock. the program, a will be held 1 important ma he items on the program of especial interest will be several elections by the Junior Orchestra h has been practicing diligent- the capable direction of Pauline Rinehart for this| Wooing Old Sol by the Sad Sea Waves i One wonders why Old Sol doesn't stay out all night ¥in Miami Beach, Fla., with such beauty to gaze upon. (Left to right, sunbaihmz, are: Virginia Larned, ! Sandusky, O.; Doris Pritchard, Miami Beach; Mar- }jorie Bmukcr, New York, and Mabel Petlt, Bos(on g | High ‘.fl“ | show again | club, { nounced { performances—a | o'clock Wednesday GLEE CLUB SET FOR BIG SHOWS ON WEDNESDAY Production —S;(_T Named for. i Immediately to Give Work l | Minstrel Entertainment, School Auditorium As the hour approaches for the School Minstrel, interest the principals and their frie who are anxiously awaiting the chance to see a real black-face FOREST SERVICE WILL EMPLOY 60 MEN AT YAKUTAT Project lo Be. Lmched] to Unemployed Men C. H. Keil, of the Forest Service, will leave on the Victoria tomor- row night for Yakutat where he will inspect the ground and launch a trail projéct which will employ sixty men for the next two months The High School Boys” Glee| which is furnishing the en-| ire personnel of the show, has an- that there will be two matinee at 4| afternoon and| an evening show at 8 o'clock. Beside the end men, chorus and| erlocutor, a production staff has been named, which includes Judith Alstead and Minnie Roge: who | re coaching the tap dancers and The project is being started b; the service to aid the unemployed of that district until the cannery and fishing season opens. The crews will b staggered, one half working one week and the other half the next. The work ‘will be in charge of James Scriver, who will accompany Mr. Keil to Yakutat. ' Two spectacular pictures of Chet Gardner, Long Beach, Cal,, turn- casion. Several solos and quar- 5 e 5 \ i b gl by orchestra tapping chorus, Mr verett | ing over in his racing car on the thirteenth lap of a race at Los An- \L's" gy e VhA s M sl Tisho Erickson, assisting with ~\~(s [na[‘ geles. Gardner suffered a slightly injured shoulder and facial cuts while members, \\( :]c 1:\01n :]“ pupll%l E aroonea snermen ARMY PLANES chorus, the Radio Club, 1[11g‘ J:hrv; R'o:;‘ his I“\echlrzllc, re'celved a fractured pelvic bone. Top: the ion givi e s by start of e spill as a tire blew out. Lower: A spectator at the side ot P J fects, Ralph Merrill, P\IblL it I P! e sl o Being Ro scue (1 fl om i C’qml Robertson, g GET M fl RE THAN the Injured driver with the wrecked car in the background. (Associated singing has y ot pumdigr e - vears, will give & group of ASTRAKHA)\; AR Goldstein, Corrinne Jenne, EAspeLh — i X B d the winne f the e, NeALed | s and Anabel Simpson, and the winners S Airplanes and icebreakers have - ¢ of the makeup. contest, 1;11-\‘! “{:;“;mf:‘ cued all but 84 of the 500 fisher- The show will be held in Lhn jects 1n men who have been marooned on Grade School auditorium Popula" ic is urged to show its jon and interest in the > by the Juneau Public s by attending the meeting tomorrow night. Program The program to be given follows: Water Boy—Negro Convict Song Arranged by Robinson Roland Hayes When You Come Home Allah's Holiday Monte 3now Winners of the contest in Ora- tions, Squire Friml ice floes in the Caspian Sea. INSULL MUST GET 0UT NOW Grecian Foreign Minister Notifies U. S. Min- ister of Actlon Salmon Is Second Largest [tem on Customs Report for Second Month, 1934 Alaskan commodities which were shipped to the States in February had a declared value of $1,363,775 it was disclosed in the monthly ommerce report issued by James J. Connors, United States Collector | of customs. Of the total, gold represented the | Theme from Sonata Op. 26 Arr. by J. D. Zamencik. Beethoven An Indian Legend—Arr. by Adolf Schmid Olive P. Endres Junior Orchestra The Little Prince..C. W. Kragmann Four Violins ments of mink largest item, $713,576, while salmon, representing $284,940 of the total, was the second largest item. totaling $50,594 were the largest fur item and blue fox accounting for $42,491 came ° ATHENS, \ln(‘h 5 Foreign Minister has telephoned the American Minister inform his Government at Washington he has ordered the immediate expul- sion of Samuel Ins who is want- -The Grecian to Ship- ‘Two Hangars Burned Sun-! day *in Blaze at Fort Leavenworth LEAVENWORTH, Kansas, Mar 5—Fire of an undetermined origin destroyed nine army airplanes and | two hangars at Fort Leavenworth Sunday. Army officials estimated the damage at more than $250,000. Four planes were saved after being damaged slightly. One motor truck was also stroyed in the f BABY WITNESSES de- ces will prevail for the enter- nment, both matinee and even- ing The under the direction of Miss Alice training of the entire show Palmer, director of vocal music in the Juneau SchooLs MILLIONS SPENT FOR PLANES BY, [Senate Hears Financiers Diaw Enormous Salaries During Depression WASHINGTON, March 5—Dur- ing one of the most trying years |in the history of American bank- ing, a year in which the nation saw an unprecedented bank holi- day, ten bankers were drawing an- nual salaries of $100,000 or more and 370 others were receiving more than $25,000, was the disclosure re-; HOOVER CROWD garding bank salaries for the year yended last June, made today by ilhe Senate Banking Committee. | H. C. McEldowney, president of the Union Trust Company of Pitts- burgh, a Mellon Bank, and W. W. Congreesional Investigators Dig Up Army Depart- New Hiking Breeches WOMEN’S AND MISS ® Whip Cords ® Leather Knee ® New Joppers ® Leader Department Store Guards George Bros. oo e R 4 ed in the United States following Aldrich, chairman of the board of > ’ ac- t. The list of commodities fol-| ¢ , ) vs,s‘;))qd::;;}(;x,ug::yaé?miq,vc ekt Sl A ot o ities jcollapse of his various utilities ment Expenditures | Chase National Bank of New York, E e % ! " Drving Lowell lue foxes o S D AR w e _|were the highest paid bank offi-|} Tomorrow’s Styles Today” t 2N B e . GRACE V. DAVIS OPENS WASHINGTON, March 5—Fig-|cials in the United States, the re-|{ { Scenes That Are Brightest Other animals 400 . ) . | i . W. V. Wallace Curios 513 DANCING STUD[O lN S At | ures Lsh;awm; :Ihe War Dvpzud!.x;]em‘pcrt sxlr:;)gi ed, McEldow}:xey receiv- : A N " o s Vi - 11 lars | i ,000, cstarting the year at Trombone Solo—David Reischl Fish: rexan S ares I ut ],)m R m.x non( i ¢ < ? Bk Hlate, Abocmpaniat ik and Basen GOLDSTE]N BU"_D]NG x p: / Chld : B on airplanes the last L}uvce andtsmo.ooo and X_Jf' ng cut later _tu { [ An ()f]e”"g : o Risse T Teies copt st many— { A Kills Wife and His |one-half years of the Hoover Ad-|$20000. Aldrich's compensation s ! Xylophone Solo—Margaret Harris Halibut 82,860, Grace V. Davis, daughter of Capt Motherin-lasi minlSRANON ‘end. tive miligl dolyEeg-dikng. e Secelved 8191, ThY | of ! Katheryn Torkelson, accompanist Salmon 69,938 James V. Davis, and gradu of ‘1‘;‘1\ mx ‘th:ul“ hmw(’b“days Ofea‘:;g ?}‘:rm“ the l.‘;(‘flr b';; '1\'; mesf%dm% 2 . 5.9 = : : ke Wncatute s K 1 Draths v ministration have been reve e year the ra vas ,000, i . o I‘r‘x;- ;tnuna Resound—arr. b}i | canned (except :}IA;CL;}A!»_{I -‘«':h;i:j )-\T;:" “:‘“-;‘1 DALLAS, Tex, March 5—Giles|by Congressional investigators m‘mdkm" him the highest paid i The Smartest and Best } H Aloha 'or:lii:g by J. E ?\:;dmmi ;:?ll_mm_ 284940':n il e Mondasin Ban D Boggess was held here today| Army expenditures. baiker, In the Uniied Bikies | ' V Que;en Luuoka’l’ani‘ Curedmg;‘ preserved ; Ruf;m for all types 4;1 ‘dmm "4 e Sho.o“ng nlg (mleseana i) ST e § A G S f‘"' the Lespt J"O'wy i Brass Quartet (except shell-fish)— Classes in dancing are now being mm',h_flr'm-_l,‘w'_ 2 ... | HENRY RODEN M AKES TRIP |gins's base salary was $250,000 P Thomas White, Richard Jack- | 1201formed for children as well as men , TLS StOry is that he,took his| TO KETCHIKAN ON STEAMER yearly, but some years he reached in ! ’ son, David Reischl, Alfred | }C;:f:m,( 5|and women, in all styles of danc- 1 YeAT-cld daughter, Martha Julia) ‘3300000 Gordon S. Rentschler, ¢ f Zenger | samon 443 |55, ‘whiah ‘will be under the pev. Dosgess and his estraiged witel. Henty Roden, (well known clocal!propident ol -$he National Oy PRINT AND PLAIN SILK ! Marche Romain—arr. by J. E. sonal supervision of Miss Davis VPO Was lving with her mother, attorney, left on the Northland for Bank got $125,000 salary and $5,000 HERET 4 { <Ba Meddy Rl Gl Shég',f,fh_ 24| Tt e taGriskion iil e aiven {0 an automobile and asked her to| a business trip to Ketchikan. bonus. | FROCKS s Junior Orchestra | Crabs 1,488 as well as class work and appoint- T oorn f0 him & that they could . - = | snrimps . 12046 | ments may be made with Miss S'h e child & good home. I AW sies o A4 s — Furs and fur-skins— Davis at the ball room between ', p. o per 1ap, w:esfuseod m%vhe: W/e have a new shi ment Of | T ks | | X Blue fox 42491|2 oclock and 5 o'clock in the 8 p . o= = ! : ey or Hiack Tox 1410 afternoon. bl i e L hfi Priced $6.95 to $10.95 ! H » = R SR said, “I pulled out my pistol an: . . it ) Red fox . el S unfi)?ror\ o shot her. I had been waiting for| Birch and Ginger Beer Extract, a bottle....35¢ It { White fox ] b e o S the baby to move, as I did not| 3 : at L | Mink 50504 BEPRESENTATIVE LEAVES want to hurt her. My wite's moin-| Don’t forget to buy your tickets for the z i § Muskrat 196 E * er picked up a stick and started | School Carnival Friday Night { ¥ :fia‘f:hfl TR g:g; Paul Abbott, Alaska representa- mlv-v‘arss ):nch L‘;h_o: h:‘ How | 3 R S e R tive for the DuPont Powder Com- ', Hie 100K the bby 1o e Hephews \ Tond: - 3 .. 5650'pany and other products of the h?me,”anb :ax G U;e ho ht ) ) 3 ‘Trophies, " specimens, ete.— 50 {organization, left on the motorship m:,eedv tu 1'on lsccon ey At GARNICK S PhOne 174‘ | C AR ot astiols .. 351 | Northland for Ketchikan, where he war)x( 2 ,hwf Jongy encngh e 9 1‘ ! _|will stop for several days on his & e“f“t': T T gc{‘l": w h’:}l" . ! Total value of products way to his headquarters in Seattle. gp;;go'mg i Y g1 Who sy AN Juneau’s Own Store i of Alaska . 582,080 Mr. Abbott expects to return to TR | Proise Tof the United Juneau sometime in May and re- g ) ke M, 3 e e | 63,783 | main for a short time before con- 1 | Not Because We Are Binles rstumned " |tinuing to the Westward and In- ! : ll:.IgliEER E:}E;,E“ " 3 | Cheaper Total value of shipments terior districts. i “THE HOME OF i | 645,863 | GOO! b | BUT BETTER e 713576| Dally Empire Want Ads Pay & i o 5 : s = v EARNINGS BfiiT;EXUTY SHOP RICE & AHLERS CO. || Grana total $1,363,775 HOP PLUMBING HEATING T SHEET METAL RALEIGH, N. C., March 5.—Geo- . logists say many of the lakes in “We tell you in advance what | the castern part of North Caro- eor e ros rocer Job will cost™ lina were dug by the falling frag- 7 i ments of comets ages ago. . - s A . EVERYBODY BE HAPPY! March 7th . OPENI J\TG { WHEN—Next Wednesday afternoon or i Old Tlme Members N l O’ht el < OPEN HOUSE of the WHERI}‘—ngh School Auditorium. | FOR ALL ELKS AND FAMILY W H Y—Because the Boys’ Glee Club of the l 7‘1 Al Juneau High School will give the CARDS DANCING BOWI.I Lola Mae Alexander big 5 - 5 . v | R Studio MINSTREL SHOW . REFRESHMENTS 5 DirecTion Miss PALMER JAZZ SPECIALTY Of Vo"ce Culture Songs—~Choruses—Gags— Funny Things by By BernErTA Rimck Informal Reception the End Men and Everything : TAP DANCE Tap Dancing You Have Never Seen Before | By BErry JEAN KEITH - g i TUESDAY. MARCH 6TH It’s going to be a great show and everybody H [} Y C’ L di can take it in because the prices are within | ere s 1 our wance Laaies 500 Goldstein Bldg. the reach of all. TO PLAY % i MATINEE, 2 P.M.—Admission 10 and 25c¢ YO F ! 3 to 5 o’clock 7 to 9 o’clock ; EVENING. 8 P.M.—Admission 25 and 40c UR FAVORITE s, Blonde Mary Kornman, playing debutante roles in the films, is pur i ; 3 e Telephone 164 » chasing a beauty parlor in Los Angeles with the money she makes appearing before the camera. Not yet 19, sh learning the business ;r;a is shown practicing by working on her mother. (Associatsd Press roto) EVERYBODY.BE HAPPY! EVERYBODY LAUGH! DON'T MISS THIS DATE!