The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 12, 1934, Page 7

BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG AH SHORE WUD LAK T'KNOW SOME O’ THEM FINE-HAIRED ACTUSSES WHUT MR.GOOGLE HSTA SET UP WITH - MAH PAPPY FO'GITS AWM A BIG,STRAPPIN' GAL. | A-WANTIN' T'ROAM AN’ SEE LIFE sTID l OF A MILK-CHURN = A-COMIN' TO ? PLUMB CRAZY AS A MULE Al ACTUSSES A-HUNG U Ameru'ans Who Made Good ‘Abroad WHUT'S THIS HYAR COUNTRY THET DANG FURRINER WENT HAS PICTERS Q' HIS SHN:.K WE ORTER BE 'SHAMED | &V COME ON,LIZA, # M’-‘fifls AR, A-GONNA LOOK N ON CY-BELLE 3 é'f; i SUCK-EGG P ALL OVER DOUGLAS | “Immigrants” B This is the c>cond in a daily ceries of seven articles present- ing the “success stories” of Americane, or American-train- ed percens, in foreign countries. By RICHARD G. MASSOCK PARIS, Sept. 12—Arms and mo- torcars, fashions and fisticuffs, newspapers and politics in France are the fields in which a few Americans and an American-born 71F‘en hman have risen to promi- hénce. ; Cpportunity in F‘rance, where Jjobs are jealously guarded for cit- & ng, generally cludes the foreign- Laurence Vincent Benct, an Am- _€rican machine gun inventor of distinzuished lineage, is one of the exceptional foreigners who have :'made good in France. Other Amer- sieans in this group are Raymond ¥ Batenotre, American-born politi~ fcian and newspaper publisher; Main seau Bocher, a Chicagoan who y tormed the world's style capi- tal, and Jeff Dickson, a former Mississippi boy who remained after “the war to become France's fore- most boxing promoter. {The clude tie born France, painter. Dictinguished Family Name Benet, who was born West "“Point, N. Y., will celebrate in De- cember, as managing director and vice president of the board, 50 years with the Hotchkiss company, manufacturer of arms and auto- mobiles. Except for his service as an en- sign in the United States navy in the Spanish-American war, he has lived in France ever since he came mover in 1884, a young engineer fresh from Yale. His father distinguished the fam- J4ly name as a brigadier general in . the Union army in the Civil war. His own career and those of his ;me:. nephews, William Rose and “'Stéephen Vincent Benet, have in- creased the fame of the house of Benet. Laurence Benet is best known; "'perhaps for his invention of a ma- chine gun which was a standard model of the French army, for yyears. He also developed maval, ield and mountain guns and nu- fmerous inventiens in motor- trans- ‘port. de Stein, Julian Green, erican novelist who was and has lived always in and Gilbert White, the Owns Newspapers Alone amonz French statesmen, Patenotre’s training and fortune ara of American origin. He was i‘born in Atlantic City, N. J., 3¢ years ago, the son of a Philadel- phia girl, the former Miss Elver- son, who mi d Jules Patenotre, Fronch ambassador ‘to Washing- ton in 1891-98. Raymond Patenotre owns a con- trolling interest in Le Petit Jour- nal a.nd operates halr a dohen pro- Conquer P. is Style and Polith al Fields — NEWS £ Fer four years Main R. Bocher (left), been cne of the leading fachion decigners and couturiers of Paris. Laurence Vincent Benet (right), a with the Holchkiss company, arms D. L W. C. START% SEASON'S ACTIVITIES Tre Douglas Island Women's Club. will give a dance in the Eagles' Hall Friday evening, Sep- tember 21 if arrangements to se- cure the hall are successful. The funds raised will be us2d for school d community improvement pro- 5 to which the club contributes largely every year. The club met at the home of Mrs. Elton Engstrom with Mrs, A. J. Balog assistinz. The October meeting will have Mrs. J. R. Lang- seth and Mrs. F. A J. Gallwas hostess at the home of the latter. Program kits sent out by Mrs. Lydia Fohn-Hansen will be one feature of the meetings through- out the year. In Ogtober, Mrs. Charles Fox will present the first of th subjects, “Back Savers.” {Mrs. Glen Kirkham will discuss ‘Prevénting Fatigue” at the next meeting; and Mrs. C. H. Bowman, “‘Energy Savinz Arrangements in the Kitchen,” in December. Other topics will be studied for the later meetings. “Wise Use of Leisure” will be discussed by Mrs. Rose Davis at somé of the future meetings. Mrs. A. R. Edwards read the National Federation Club President’s mes- former Chicagcan, has Yale graduate, has spent 50 years manufacturers of Fran vincial papers, but devotes his time and fortune mainly to politics. He has served as undersecretary of state for national economy in the cabinets of Herriot, Paul-Bon- cour, Daladier and Chautemps. Since 1930, Main Bocher, who born some 40 years ago in , has been one of the big of Paris. Creates . Own - Designs All the creations of his house of Mainbocher are of his own design, although most Parisian couturiers buy - designs from other fashion artists. Bocher studied singing and art in Chicago before coming to Paris in 1911, to train his voice under Eliropean masters. The war inter- rupted his budding concert career and until demobilization in 1918 he served with the American {roops. A civilian again, he fell back on art, joining the staff of an Ameri- can magazine as a fashion artist. In 1924 he became editor-in-chief of the French edition of a.notherl American publication. Successful Immediately Still he was not satisfied. De- signing appealed to him more than editing, and he wanted to sell what he designed. Finding financial backing, he set himself up in the dressmaking business. His house was success- ful immediately, largely because of his acquaintance with American ; The title of picture which is In the World’s Fair exhibit in the cago Art Institute is, “Wemen Iron. ing” It is by Edgar Degas. One ! of the women has paused from ! work to relieve her drowsiness with a yawn. It is a real stretchl Visl- tors have stood for a momens look. ing at this picture and they '5‘ | { consciously raise their Mnd to their faces fo suppress a real yawi. Véry few succeed in doing so, as will be seen by this photograph, where the camiera caught Mrs. Adele" " Law. son, Chicago;, overcome by the sug- gestive force of drowsinesy In the Degas picture: | Anchorage 07817, 'Land Office, | that the undersigned has heen .duiv | , appointed administrator. of the es- (. | | and that \of this notice to the said admip- "\strator at his residence in the | 14th day of August, 1934. sage, and Mrs. Bowman gave a humorous reading, “Mr. Meek's Dinner.” Following the meeting the hos- tesces served appetizing refresh- ments. buyers through editorship. Bocher, whose family emigrated nom France two generations earl- is single. He lives in Paris with dowed mother. — e Mining Loca:ion pire office. his six years of — e ik TERRITORIAL EL:CTION IS QUIET AFFAIR hi Xoutices at Em At one of the quietest territorial elections held here in the past. only about half of he probably number of Voters went to the polls yesterday to cast their ballots for Delegate to Congress, Territorial Treasurer, Senators and four Re- presentatives. Actual number of votes cast in the election was 126. Last spring 226, persons were registered for the city election, Following are the results of yes- terday's. vote: For Delegate, Anthony J, Di- mond, 114; for Treasurer, Chase Anchorage -Alaska, June 6 1934 Notice is hereby given that Byron E. Benson, entryman, has made final proof on his homestead entry, for a tract of land located along the Glacier Highway about 16 miles from the Town of Juneau, Alaska, longitude 134> 35" W. Latitude 58° 23' 50" N. embraced in U, 8. Survey No. 2091, together with his witnesses Clenna F. McNutt and Mons Ander- son all of Juneau, Alaska, and it is now in the files of the U. 8. Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the local land office at Anchorage, Alaska, within the period of pub- lication or thirty days thereafter said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued. GEO. J. LOVE, Registrar, P‘lrst publication, Sept. 5, 1934, Last publication, Oct. 31 1984, NOTICE TG CREDITORS: In the Probate Court for the Pre- cinct of Juneau, Territory. of Alaska, Division: Number, One. In the Matigr of the Estate of WILLTAM LAYTON, Deceased. NOTICE , IS HEREBY GIVEN When it becomes neces- sary 1o select: a funeral service you will find that every . 'detail that can contribute to the beau- ty and dignity of thec final rites has been in- cluded. Yet this lovely tribute ‘i not ‘extrav- agant, ‘but well “within the reach 'of every family. The Charlés W. Carter Mortuary PHONE 136-2 “The Last Service Is the Gre.tut Tribute” tate of William Layton, deceased, the creditors. and all persons having clajms against the] said estate must present them, with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first publication | William Layton house, Lower Front | Street, Juneau, Alaska, that being | the place where the business of said estate will be transacted. DATED at Juneau, Alaska, this E. W. BLISS, Administrator. | First publication, Aug. 15, 1934. Last publlcatlon, SEpL 12, 1934. FOR INSURANCE See H. R. SHEPARD & SON Te]ephoue 409 B.‘M Behrends Bglfi( Bldg. LOCAL CABBAGE Pound, b¢ .. CALIFORNIA GROCERY TELEPHONE 478 - - Prompe Delivery 2 5% 4.3’14.1 | { | féfiaiflg : “ 1'& well-informed business ¥ The defstarging of, thé prin- man h t ciples g und baniéngz. - He ap- precfates tie bank’s responsibility fo its depositor's, and ‘¥, questions of credtt he tdkes the viewpdint of a depositer as well as that 8f & 'borvower: He does not expict the ‘baak to”asSiihe any -risk ‘contrary to poyd fadgment anid established ~prificiples of ‘Sdund paWKIRY: practice. For-heé realizes that'/the ‘bask‘s:policiés of careful matiage- meft hivé adirect! bearing on its abillty to dssuve hbin safety, btficiencd and the fullest _} ATHLETIC On Tuesday, Séptenmiber 18, at 2:30 o'clock in the .affern first regular clads of the Athletic held in the Elks' Club gymnasium, instead of on Friday, September 14, as was first announced, aceord: ;I is hoped to have a large turn- ol next. Tuesday .and plans in- clude a’ most interesting program. / YUKON ROUNDTRIPPERS Among sengers on the steamer YuKon dré ! Mr. and Longview, Wash,, Mrs. R. Mr. Vaughn is an official of the Hop Gold Brewing Company, and Schwelm Agent for the Great Northern. Mr. ON A. Moss, Company, Canadian meat packing concern, Princess horse on an inspectfon trip. measure of hemphal service, ‘Lens on Servtce U S. Depz_rtmen; of Agriculture, . with headquagters +|in Washington, D. C., and Mrs. Lydia. Fohn-Hansen .of. the Extén: sion Service of the Alaska Agri~ cultural . -College and School of Mines, arrived in Juneau on the Aleuttan. Reese is field agént for .the hcme-demonstration. and 4-H club work in the Western States, Ha- waif and Alaska. She has spent a month. In the interior visiting the extension staff at the college in Fairbanks and has. visited ¢lybs SES NEXT TUESDAY n, the gmen’s Club_ of Juneau will be The 1 Bank. . R. J. McKanna, presi- Tlie First: National ,m Matanuska, Anchorage and Seward. She p‘nns to spend three; weeks in Southeast Alaska before | returning to the states. e TAXES NOW DUE - the 14 round-trip pas- Mrs. W. F. Vaughn of and Mr. and F. Schwelm. of Chicago. Taxes 'for' 193¢ will" become de- ‘inquent after September 15th and | subject to a penalty of 12% interest per annum, unless at least one | half of the amount due is paid hy‘ that date. Two per éent discount allowed on taxes paid in full A. W. HENNING, City. 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