The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 27, 1935, Page 4

i i R —— result that business will have to carry the lcad! indirectly whether it wants to or not. S oo | indirectly 5 JHAPPY : Solving the unemployment problem is not political we Mmu"}vbm economic, and only development and expansmnl BIR THDAY\ K, i of present industry and migration into new under-| “The stars incline Horoscope Dail 'y 4 la&ka Empire Published _every —evenin cept Sunday by ; EMPIE PRINTING COMPANY at Second and Main |takings will bring about harmonious adjustment. | 9 R uncan, AR s | The breathing spell is here, and as has been sug-| The Empire eztends congratula- but do not compel Entered ¥ Office in Juneau as Second Class gested, the slogan should be: “Business, you asked | tions and best wishes today, their| you have it; now let's see | birthday anniversary, to the follow- what you can do| DAY e 7 ATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 19: - SO el for it; SUBSCRIPTION RATES. with it.” Delivered by carrier In Juneau and Douglas for $1.25 " " | per_month | ARRLE PR o | This is an unimportant day in planetary direction, according to as- 21. { o " Journalism hasn't lost its zest over at Seward.| EPTEMBER ¢ paid, at the following rates: k. ¢, $12.00; six months, in advance, | I's i h, in 'u(l\.ll)u $1 :7[ & 1 We read in the Gateway: “During the still hours of | S. Jflki(n Ci‘lewiflflrker trology. The eahly hours are di- ribers will confer a favor i hey will promptly | ¥ * L Fran! ourlay by benefic influences and the Business Office of any failure or irregula a night, some scoundrel heaved a rock through the ¥ he Bu 8] f any failure or irregularity g Albert B. Clark uld be employed in orderly ar- in the delivery of their Telephones: News Office Gateway window. If he had any guts the guy who — |did it would come out and fight like a man!”! MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. The eiated is exclusively entitied to the |Atta boy. for republication ¢ redited to or not otherwise cr vd also the al news published herein papers. Harry V. Larsen James W. Monagle. rangement of busineesss affairs. As the week comes to a close con- tructive impuses will be prevalent the weekend biz plans y be formulated. Great build- ings 1 rise for the convenience the public and expert planning will beautify cities in which many indigent dwell. There is prol mind will be le: Business Office, 374 | fge {20 YEARS AGO From The Empire use t nd over | WHAT CONGRESS DiD, 1935. A CIRCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER| {AN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION | The longest session of Congress since 1922 5 “""| has come to a close and a wide range of ]‘ important legislation was enacted into law. In an effort to give a more thorough in- sight into the various measures adopted, The ALASK that the public clined to fault- SEPTEMBER 27, 1915. Empire is presenting a series of summaries 2 _ 5 | rfinding and for this season gov- of the major bills passed into law. President Wilson had decided 10| . ment officials should benefit propose revision of the existing|p,. 1936 educational campaigns Democratic tariff law, passed by the o)) pe planned to instruct honest- 64th Congress. ly in all that portends to national abl A *;]'c“ French Com- | =U% but sinister propaganda will en. Vokire; me | be ly disseminated. s -m.Ohist, Hed (A rnen | e Gl ek 45 oo Marketing Act and the Farm Credit Act of 1933. | from his visit to the Italian front and theatres should benefit | Permits Land Bank Commissioners to make 10ans|In his message Gen. Joffre 88Ve | rours of work are to be shorter de- secured by first or second liens on real property [high praise to the Italian troops pite opposition, and amusements with maturities up to forty-three years. ying: “Fraternally united to the| .npeg will profit, astrologers Enlarges the purposes for which Land Bank |French army, which warmly ap-| ¥ Commissioners may make loans to include all those | plauds your first brilliant success-| wax: month is to be a time hen] for which the Federal Land Banks are authorized |es, the Italian army marches With' ......iinal pages are added to world 7 g iy 3 to make loans. sure steps toward a definite vic- pj.ory e A 4 The “breathing spell’ of which the President ™ yioyoTino” definition of the term “farmer” in| tory, wm!jfh b e o g ory. It is wise for all persons spoke when Congress concluded is now underway ) el o T "V |to keep thrift as & guide and to 3 _ 3 5 5 Y the Emergency Farm Mortgage Act of 1933 identical | will he secured by united effort: oid waisting physical strength or and the Chief Executive is taking advantage of it wyh the term “farmer” as defined in the amended | with the same ideals and love of|paterial 'os.eg?mfs ¥ himself, by a vacation trip to the Pacific Coast. pederal Farm Loan Act. liberty and civilization.” ‘\m Wflngw':vm Rl s Business, which made such a stir about legislation| Extends until February 1, 1940, the time within e v TritH IRERAH Hitars. IhE sekry hampering commercial activity, now has its oppor- which loans can be made by the Land Bank Com- Arrivals from Vaucouver and l’l;;‘fl"' but it >w"! not‘ pri e tunity to go ahead with all the impetus it can gather missioner; removes the present limitation ($600,000,- | victoria on -the steamer Princes: “Lljn;m'gax“ purch;ser 79 Ar;'lerican without worrying about Congress. And there appears 000) on the amount of bonds of the Federal Farm|ajice told of the large numbers of | . oqiats to be plenty it can .do to put itself in better shape Mortgage Corporation which may be used in makfl_‘!l!recruiting stations which were de- 3 45 weil 45 ading the general welfare of the)country. SUCh 10a05; and permils such loans to bf"l made l‘" | populating those cities of boys in|jiont this autumn. Aubrey Williams, one of Harry Hopkins' chief ccnsolidated farm-loan bonds, if acceptable to “"jlhclr early teens. ovb. oW sloskly St raan SR borrower. | associates, calls attention to an item business and i i | tional interests and how difficult R the interest rate paid by Federal land . - . % educes 1 Y | The Mendenhall School began|i; s for any nation to achleve i50-| industry generally might well include in its Pro- ponk porrowers whose loans were obtained through | i ten pupils, under direction of b gram not only for the security of its own future natjonal farm-loan associations or were outstand- | 7 B | lation. ) £ | Mrs. Emma Chaney. Persons whose birthdate it is have| but the immediate welfare of the country as & ing on May 12, 1933, to a maximum of 3% per cent| s .S il ate it is have| whole. The business gain, Williams says, is definite, per annum for all interest payable on installment| oye. tne famous Arctic schooner I:[:\)l]u:lm‘e); ?r a yetar (])I h“f‘% work | but there hasn't been the necessary spread of this dates occurring within a period of one year begin- | p ; Adler burned to the water's| nd »l: éve:}f;dl;ze(\;c untary. Suc- (gain to the workers He declares flatly that if Ning July 1, 1935, and to & maximun of 4 per cent |edge in Gastineau Channel during iidren born on this day pro: business it not willing to adopt a deliberate policy of Per annum for all interest payable on WSWIMSHE| the atternoon $30.000 went up in il “ha - Bt i sharing increased business with the workers there is 43S °:°.‘J‘:;"? ‘;;;;”‘ a period of tWO years COM- | mgye The fire, which was one of | Ay individual N mencin y 1, . i - il an impasse so far as employment is concerned. 4 4 i i he most spectacular ever witness- | n usually are leade g g P - Authorizes Federal intermediate credit banks t0| 4o, oitracted hundreds of peo- i \V"l);rd e That has been exaciy tie situation since Presi- discount paper for banks for cooperatives and to| . "o ", Bl Lo afternoon E. Willard, "f“p““”‘f‘ dent Roosevelt first inaugurated his program. Uni- make loans to such banks. i x was bern on this day in} and a score of small boats hovered hava celebrated | versal co-operation on the part of business to aid Permits the issuance of consolidated debentures . ... vicinity. The Adler had m\‘, celebrated | g H George de| in recovery has been lacking. In blunt words, too by Federal intermediate credit banks, following sub- |, i 4 a de | that followed by imped into port in a leaking con 856; Frankiin | THE FARM CREDIT ACT OF 1935 Approved June 3, 1935 { Amends the Emergency Farm Mortgage Act of 1933, the Federal Farm Loan Act, the Agricultural NESS HAS ITS OPPORTUNITY. tell. Events will many business executives have sat on the sidelines stantially the same procedure { Al Raring lacariads ner WiRae : e p - game s A A , editor, 1831, and howled calamity instead of doing their shure {hfidfie‘;“r&i JuH] banks in the issue of their Gon-|.,gq worth §5000 during a fearful (COD;“ ot ! in attempting to rehabilitate the nation and its Solidated bonds. toirm encountered at sea after leav- SR G | 5 . i Provides that the rate of interest on any loan t hortsighted vision, f s what b P B aed T unless Whal .. 4e by the Governor of the Farm Credit Admin- we term &s recovery can come to the vast majority ;i oion or a bank for cooperatives to any Co- ny Wrangell. She had been bound Alaska, While the ves-| CCNS DAY CL el, le ss itsel 4 g el J4 in the channs of the people business itself may have to fold UP gnergtive association on the security of commodities ‘“l‘ kg S]ce “.’:.Zl”~’lnf‘§° coannt | ) oion IR S under conditions much worse than anything pictured shanl conform, as nearly as practicable, to the pre- o o it htmh* s, rnt:ln: ing of beer pa in Wranzell was by the critics of the New Deal. vailing interest rate of commodity loans charged i‘o’ 1‘nv°sn a‘be Two‘ ‘.“’lL o nsidered by the Wrangell Town ; from the Federal intermediate ~eredit | e spse. it at its yecent meeting. It Toosevelt policy borrowers !C. H. wilbur told Captain William The cry of those atta: a the bank of the district in which the principal office Gre, ¥as the consensus of opinion that is that the country will be bankrupt feeding : 5 gory, of the lighthouse tender unemployed, but it leaves unanswered the query of Of the association s located. itk & " | 200 drastic regulations would open B il ndiatey 1 s ARG RnoatL Sumikning -, Biends;or (A additiond; perlod oBuEWD V¢ Uhdine JaUa PSR ol scen leaging traffic. Decision will be - P g A : the guthority. of the Land Bank Commissioner,| Ut Was powerless, to do anything employment. True, increased efficiency has resulted | B ion 30 of the Emergency Farm Mortgage | 11 @ constant explosions of gas. e a’i the next mefnfl&r in cutting down man power in industry, but, never- ,.. ¢ 1933, to make loans to joint-stock land banks Eiward A. Born of Nome was the| theless, the man power is still available and some j, order to further their orderly liquidation. | owner of the boa! where a place must be found for it if the whole G nation is to prosper. If industry cannot or will not absorb it, then the Government must, with the it’s the upkeep.—(Toledo Blade.) i o i It isn't the first cost of purchased prosperity, | Guy’s Drug Store, in Douglas, Op-’ |ened with special music and souv- |enirs for those who attended. The | store, a modern pharmacy, was lo- |cated in the Thomas Building, op- | | posite the Post Office. NATURALS A Straighi _Wh;éi‘ey °. { [ ] ’ | CAUSTIC THRIFTY | Geo. F. Forrest, E. R. and H. L| | WEEKLY FOOD !Lucas, Secretary of the Juneau o 4 NTS NEWS Lodge No. 420, B. P. O .Elks, an- H COMMENTS |nounced that balloting for candi- dates would be held at the rezular | e T— meeting and candidates initiated. } ; Glenmore Distilleric Weather: Maximum 52; Mini- Incor porated ! 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Pat shot both barrels at a bird far overhead and was pleas- ed when the bird dropped. 0—0—o ALICE ANN COFFEE | A first grade blend—very delicious—3 pound package | packed with a beautiful| piece of china | All for 85¢ Neeereeeercceeeeeect CHICKEN RELIANCE | Peanut Butter Made from first grade Teacher—“Can any one tell me where to find mangoes?” Mike said, “Pat, you wasted your shells, don’t you know the fall would have killed him, with- out the shots.” wherever woman WHOLE SPRING One Little thinks done lots of good.” Boy President “My dad Roosevelt has Other Little Boy — don’t, he hasn't schools.” ell, closed the Canned with dressing and 0—0—0 gravy—very delicious Some Congre: smen are queer old | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, 1935 e an| ls v . 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Sicwart | j DEN1IST ; ] Hours 9 am. to 6 pm, | \ SEWARLD RUILDING | Off:2e Pnone 469 Kohert ¢ Opt. D. Graduate Los Angeles Col- | lege of Optometry and | Opthalmology Fraternal Societies b I e Gastinecu Channel ll B. P 0. ELKS meets every Wednesday at 8 P. M. Visiting bothers wel¢ome. M. E. MONAGLE, Ex- alted Ruler. M. H. SIDES, Secretary. KNIGHTS or COLUMFPUS Seghers Council No. i 1760. Meetings second ind last Monday at 7:30 p. m. Transient brotr ers urged to at- tend. Conrne Cham- sers. #fth St. JOHN F. MULLFI {G. K. H. J. TURNER, Secretary MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 141 Second and Fourth Mon - { day nf each month ‘e W Scottih Rif2 Temple, 2 beginning at T:30 p.m. HOW *RD D. STABLER, Worshipful Master; J.."TES W, LEIVERS, Secretary. DOUGLAS € E/ b AERIE P 17, F. O. E. <t % Meets first and third Mondays, 4 p-m, Eagles’ Hall, Douglas. Visiting J. B. Martin Secretary. brothers welcome. W. P, T. N. Cashen, < |‘Onr iucky_ e aay. pikse any | time. 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