The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 15, 1935, Page 8

FERA WORK IS TO| BE RESUMED BY LIMITED NUMBER Employees to Consist of| Most Needy Cases Main- ly Married Men Federal Emergency Relief Ad- minist 1 work will be resumed tomorrow when upwards of 100 men will be placed at work on rock walls in Juneau where the ex- treme wet weather has caused slides, it was announced today by H. G. Watson, Deputy FERA Ad- ministrator. The list of those who will begin work tomorrcw is limited to the edy cases and will consist married men, it was | number employed increased as rap- ticable, Mr. Watson GERMANY ONLY LUKE WARM l]N NEW PROPOSAL Will Discuss Air Pact for Western Europe, but Just How? BERLIN, Feb. 15—In a com- munication Thursday night, Ger- many told France and England that the Reich would be glad to discuss with them the matter of the proposed air pact for West- ern Europe. At the same time Ger- many showed very little interest in the suggestions emenating from London that she return to the League of Nations, join the French sponsored Eastern security agree- ment and adhere to the proposed Central European noninterference pact. The Reich's note was sent in reply to recent suggestions from France and England that if the pact is signed, most of the mili- tary clauses of the Versailles treaty restricting German armament, will be aummabicnlly nullified. - SALESMEN ON BOAT G. L. Rich, of the Black Manu- facturing Company, and Sam Shucklin, head of the Shucklin Company, in the wholesale dry goods business, are two passengers from Juneau on the westward- bound Victoria. Rich has passage for Seward, and Shucklin will go to Seldovla Saturday and Monday SPECIALS! SUGAR, ClothBag,C/lNE SUGAR . . . . . . 59¢ Sc[u“mgs KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES, 2 packages . . . 25c¢ Chickens .THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY FEB 15 1935 Datly Cross-word Puzzle 2. Knack ACROSS 1. Velvet-black 20. Abrlu:rv:- of put i E|S Al 26. Nook 18, Botapanion 28. Chain togeth: 14 Commotion A] Al e e . Metal 15X, cmer [A] 30. Pungent condiment 1. 31. Come forth 19, Opses st [ INJPIA] 32 Retuse 20, e . Make & " offict: strident, 21. Feminine creaking. o Fame, mean- T ing star H . Hot conl withe Scotch out flame . Compound 2. Acauire by 1 . ether abor 27. Book of psalms . Region . Showing oft one's learn~ ing . Metric land measures 5. Symbol for 71, Finish 44. First man 45. Certain polnts DOWN in‘an orbit L Preserves 47. Eloquent 2. Prepare for speaker ublication 49. Devour uality 61. Border for & 50. Chorus . Overhasty . Instrument for driving any- thing with force - 8. Color . Headdresses . Island In the picture 60, Low gaiter North 52. At no time . Greedy Atlantio 55. Mountain in : Operatle solo 64, Impelled Switzer- Move with & 65, Patron saint lever of sailors . Contradict Put on neon Make correce tions In 7. Stop tempor- arily 39. Entirely . Writing ime plements 41. Strong box . Negative . Health resort land . Kind of poetry . Was carried . Immerse again b68. English . Carry_through, river as business 69. Transmit . Patterns 60. Ocean 47. Room in a chusetts . Ward oft . Thickness harem ). Divisions on . Supper . Light touch 48. Token of American 3. Een eagle Symbol for triendship Indians Removes dirt tellurium flflfllflfl'”//flil . H/auan ), ; /< T T FaE T | ]| Wl W%fl.ll.i’lfil {‘%//?==Ifl///HII///fiI HARBE T . Vigilant Concerning 46. Fof example: . Town in abbr. Massa- 7| L1 VAT | flll.///illll.////fllll flll////flllIl’////flllll ‘ 7AiM/ AR | PO | | 77| S T | | L | T 1 e o ki B 7/l JdEENRY JEEN/ JEEEAE//CLEE) illll’//é flll.ll’////llI | upper fin joined the aft portion of | |the U. 8. Navy dirigible Macon | made the ship crash, Boatswains Mate Robert J. Davis told the ;Na\'a] Court of Inquiry today. |s ADVANGED’ Immediately there was a rush of gas felt, the ship lurched and A N R it sounded as if the structure was pulling out where the fin was bolted. This tearing apparently tore | the gas cell, Davis said. Faulty Construction of Up-| per Fin to Aft Portion | C d D | A well-known fur buyer of Ju- ause 1saster | neau, Henry Moses took passage SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. 15. | on the Sitka-bound Kenai for Ten- —A structural failure where the ' akee. BUYER ON KENAI P m— Coffec N Schilling . FRESH KILLED STEWING AND FRYERS ARRIVING ON THE chase of one package of BISQUICK-- BOTH NOW FOR 70c¢ FREE! RETURN ¢ California Grocery PROMPT DELIVERY SATURDAY ONLY! 3 HEINZ LABELS 2 CANS OF HEINZ SOUP ®Save all Heinz labels—other offers to follow! “JUNEAU’S MODERN FOOD STORE” ~ [SENATE KILLS/ S (ANY KIND) AND RECEIVE 'FREE ' PHONE 478?". TWO HESS SALES TAX MEASURES Votes 6 to Z for Indefinite, Postponement—Relief Bill Up Monday The Hess sales tax proposals zvl\% by the wayside today when the Territorial Senate by a vote of 6 to 2 decided to indefinitely post: pone action which automatically kills both measures. President Luther C. Hess, author of the bills, and Senator James Frawley voted against postpone-| | ment, the latter insisting on &| | record vote because he said he Ie\l‘ | the measures were among the best | | pieces of legislation so far offered.| | Roden, Powers, Campbell, Walker. Devine and Brunelle voted to kill| the measures, one of which would have provided for a gross sales tax and the other a retail levy. ‘ Relief Bill Put Over On request of Frawley, the bill of | | Senator N. R. Walker asking $30.- ‘ | 000 for relief of destitute b over until Monday, Frawley plaining that he wanted to p | some amendments. | Wnhile agreeing to the week-end| | postponement Walker said there was reason for speeding up action |on the measure as it is in line | with the request of Harry Hopkins, | Relief _Administrator, . that States | and ' Territories contribute a cor'-‘ e tain portion to the Government’s| mg, fund for relief. Frawley said he| was planning amendments that| would require that towns and muni- | cipalities contribute a just share| |and not leave the entire hurdcn | for the Territory. brand — he kicked. “Listen, Ruth,” the captain said one morn- “‘you're boss of the galley, and you can buy [ ‘ Olson’s Pay ‘ any coffee you want. After demand was made by Sen- ator Brunelle the Senate ordered | out of the Finance Committee |House Bill No. 16 which provides | for paying the salary of Oscar G | Olson, Treeasurer-elect. Chairman | |Roden of that committee said the reason it had not been brought out sooner was that the committee| had been waiting for an opinion on | the legality of the matter. Senator Frawley saild an error had been made by the Legislature and it was up to this one:to pay the bill although it might have some defects. It will be reported out by the committee Monday. The Nerland piacer mining claim bill was made a special order for next ' Wednesday and three' minot Senate measures were movéd along to third reading. ——————— Four men found playing dice on But why not anchor to CAPTAIN RUDDER, retired, longed for a swaying deck under his feet and a steaming cup of good cof- fee. Mrs. Rudder did her best, and tried to give the captain what he wanted. She floated from brand to changed coffee every time Longed for a swaying deck the one we know is best? “Let’s stop this float- ing around and set a course for Hills Bros. “Why not anchor to one we know is best” Coffee. It's as steady as _a towboat in a heavy sea. The flavor doesn’t he:ave and sway around—and change as quick as the wind. When I say I want a cup of good coffee, I mean I want Hills Bros.” a Manila golf course were charged $250 each in ‘“greens fees” in Northland We offer a $1.25 Relish Dish for 25 cents! With each pur- FREE! "' Sizes 14 to 44 . SEE THEM! the same price range. Several racks of SILK DRESSES at various low prices, in plains and pastels We’re Ready -- Bring a Friend! SATURDAY ONLY DRESSES They’re just what you need rlght now—a touch of spring time under a winter coat . . . and ever so good for the disposition. 98c SALE BUY ONE GET THE SECOND " DRESS FOR 98¢ .. Suitable for afternoon, evening or- street wear BUY ONE AND GET THE SECOND ONE FOR 98¢ in REMEMBER—FOR SATURDAY ONLY! The Leader Dept. Store GEORGE BROTHERS