The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 4, 1935, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, NOV 4, 1935. By GEORGE MeM, ANUS | BY GOLLY- SHES GIT TIN' TEMPERAMEN- TAL AN’ JEALOUS-T HAT| 1S WORSE THAN GO TO THE OPERA - BRINGING UP FATHER L THINK THIS 1S GONNA BE A BiG RELIEF BEIN' IN THE MOVIES-MAGGIES TIME WILL BE SO OCCUPIED SHE WON'T HAVE TIME TO GO TO ANY MORE SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT IS ANNOUNCED The engagement of their daughter, LOOK AT THE PAPER- THEY RAN YOUR PICTURE IN THE MOVIE COLUMN AND IT SAYS-YOUL ARE TO BE THE STAR-THEY DIDN‘T EVEN MENTION BY GOLLY- | THOUC‘)HT \T WOULD BE QUIET AROUND HERE - SHE SEEMED SO HADDY TO GIT IN THE NEWS RELIEF WORK STARTED NOW, DOUGLAS CITY Improiement of Streets Began This Morning Allotment Made With ten thousand man-hours of relief work at 60 cents an hour al- lotted to Douglas to aid the un- cmployed, work on the city streets started this morning. According to present requirements for distribution of the money so allotted and the number of hours per week each man will be allowed to put in, the wo should extend cver a three-mon period. This appropriation is for mi: cellaneous public work and the is to have jurisdiction over the 5, City Marshal Charles Schramm is in charge of the men employed. . ROSENBERGS LEAVE Mr. and Mrs. Einar Rosenberg left on the North Sea last evening for return to their home in Seattle Mr. Rosenberg was foreman for Douglas Fisher! with has spent the summer nere. Th not sure they will r«turn next son, but they have rajoyed their here very much. e H. S."GIRLS START BASKETBALL PRACTICE Girls' basketball for the Douglas High School began today with first practice held in the Nat after close of school. Miss Lucile Pepoon, coach for the girls, plans to have two prac- tices a week, on Mondays and Thurs- days at 4:40 p.m. and she would like to have Alumfiae players or other town girls join them for scrimmage practice. A communication was recently re- ceived from Skagway High School negotiating for a trip to the Channel to play the Douglas High School boys and intimating that they would also bring a girls' team if games for them could be arranged. e —— COUNCIL MEETING Regular meeting of the Douglas City Council postponed from last Friday will be held this evening in +all &t 7:30 o'clock. > MR. AND MRS. CAHILL ENTERTAIN DINNER PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Wendell E. Cahill were hosts to a group of friends at their home in Treadwell Saturday evening. The event was a dinner party, with covers laid for twelve, and contract bridge followed. Hal- lowe'en furnished the motit in the scheme of decorations for the table. Mrs. Homer G. Nordling and Joe Williams were high scorers, and Mrs, Williams and Walter Scott were | low storers. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. | J. W. Leivers, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.| | Williams; Mr. and Mrs. Homer G.| Nordling, Mr. and Mrs, Walter P. Scott, Mr. and Mrs Guy Smlth { N { \ 3 } ity e iy Leadmg 1, 000 000 Ethloplans Ras Kassa , Haile Selassie, aided by these five Femeraand ‘soldier of xomm.' Velip Pasha, MY NAME - BOO-HOO ~ 817 fOM(Mt=> Red Cross Ambulance Umts Move Into WarZone '/ o OFMEK PTURE RULE CITyY hreat -)l Troops to Fire Is d as Women Take Municipality MEXICO CITY, Nov. 4—Women { the town of Atzacan, Vera Cruz, held the municipal buildings efter elected officials fled before massed feminine indignation. The march was stirred by reports of a prospective house - to - house | ysearch for religious images. | Women hastily armed tb mw(‘]ve,: This procession of Red Cross trucks, each a mobile ambulance unit, is shown en route to the war zone., ARRIVES FROM EVERETT Mrs. Ruth McGhee and daughter Betty Lou were passengers for Doug- las arriving on the North Sea’ Sat- urday and are visiting at the Cortez home for the present. GET DEER Joe Riedi and William Fleek left | night for a short hunting | trip returning Sunday evening wnh“ Saturday a deer each. o> SMYS ""EBJ* HALI.UWE’ENER Is Held 'fo;T’lan‘slaughler —Board Votes to De- mand Resignations LATOUR, Mo., Nov. 4—The Board cf the Co idated School District has voted to demand the re: of Charles F. McClure, Sup: ent, and Clarence Hey, Principal of the high school, as the result of the Hallowe'en slaying of Glen Aldridge, student. McClure is. facing a manslaughter charge. He claims he shot Aldridge accidentally when he fired to scare pranksters. Hey was with him. ———-———— BEN LEAMING HURT IN FALL ON ICY SIDEWALK SATURDAY' s»evnrd at the EIks'| from St. Ann’s | Hospital this morning, after he had spent the week-end there recovering ts of a severs fall he slipped on the icy sidewalk Saturday evening. He was taken immediately to the hospital, where seve: ribs and thighs were treated. bones were broken. e, ENTERS HOSPITAL Mrs. John Williams, Indian, of Kake, entered St. Ann’s Hospital yesterday for medical treatment. (R SRR A OLD NEWSPAPERS In large bundles for 25¢ per bundle. | Just the thing for starting fires these chilly mornings. Kas Seyoum ilmumg 1,000,000° bruises on| No | Get them/ | at THE EMPIRE‘S office. ¥ Hale Selusle native generals and the famous with clubs and took over control of | | Government offices. The threat of troops to fire on the invaders was| l"nored e NO HOST PARTY ¢ HAS GOOD TlME f ARTILLERY POUNDS AT INFANTRY A no-host Hal]owe en party, spent in danc uv and playing gam 4 > Cowling cabin on Gl ‘ 2 icious :'ellv‘-nmmm were v-rvd‘ and as enjoyable time was had. ! These present wers, Mary Noi 1285, Kay Geodwin, Ann Boyer, MaJ) J. Whittier, Etta Mae K 2, Bulalia | Archer, Betty Schoettl nnie Ham John Halm, Lew Hud- , Bob Cowling, BobDuckworth, Curtis Shattuzk, T. 1k Gaurlay, Williz Ro- VAN ATTA BARBER SHOP WILL MOVE A. D, Van Atta is planning to! <+ meve his barber shop from its pres- i ent location on Front Street to his (@own building on Lower Front Street pied by the Snow White Laun- Workmen are now fixing up y building and | said today he probably vould move around the 15th of the th providing the place is in g by that time. J A. Bulger, the plumber, located = next door to the present Van Atta | shop, will enlarge his place of busi- nes: by taking in the present barber 3p spage. { SUNDAY WEDDING | UNITES COUPLE| In an 11 oclock ln!ormal wedding Sunday night in the Northern Light | byterian Church, Miss Phyllis| Turacre became the bride of Mr. Frank Sutherland. Mr, and Mrs. Ted Danielson were | attendants. Miss Fouracre is a recent arrival| from Alberta, Canada. Mr. Suth-| erland has been a Juneau resident for twe years. He is employed by the A.-J. and is a member of the Ju- neau Mine Workers’ Association. ‘The young couple will reside in the Harris Apartments. e IT WON'T BE LONG NOW! Phone 374-2 rings and a represen- i tative will show you samples of the - e = latest creations in beautiful Christ- Hazel Jameson, little Indian glrlt s ¢ Daitisas brices for ahy | purse. 7 These new pictures received from the Ethiopian war zone show strikingly the opposed weapons of war in the Italo-Ethiopian conflict as it broke over East Africa. Above: Italian six-inch gun behind Aduwa to clear the way for the advance of infantry. Lower: an Ethio- pian field piece in place for the defense of Harar. (Aunchud ress- | mount News Photos) NOTICE LEAVES HOSPITAL Anyone desiring to make a four-| pay) yyteh left St. Ann's Hospital some to play contract bridge at the o4,y after a week's stay for medical Chinese luncheon Trinity Hall, No= t.eatment. vember 9, 1:30 p.m. please telephone 6004 for reservation. adv.| ———.———— Daily Emplte Want Ads Pny! | from Ketchikan, is now a patient A’ sz Anns Hospital. in Desperate Defense of Country Y 3‘#&1%‘1‘3&'3”« ;S || GARBAGE HAULED e successor when makes his expected exit master-General to manage Roosevell campaign. Presldentlal Tlmber A. Farl as Post j. at THE EMPIRE'S office. Representative Snell of role in politics, is listed among out: standing Republicans who may re- ceive the party’s nomination for | Jun | tpecialized training can come here | Interior, visitinz Seward, Anchorage W. W. Howes, first assistant post- Matanuska, McKinley National Park, | master-general, is being mentioned Faiibanks, | James' skagway, befors her arival at Ju- New | York, who has played an important f- the presidency in 1936. (Associated Press Photo) ENTERS ST. ANN'S ‘Wm. Meyer, oldtimer of Gasl.lneau’ Channel vicinity, entered St. Ann’s | Hozpital today suffering from high blcod pressure. G O WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Meeting tonight eight o'clock. GERTIE OLSON, Recorder. Watch and Jewelry Repairing at very reasonable rates | PAUL BLOEDHORN FRONT STREET Reasonable Monthly Rates E. O. DAVIS TELEPHONE 584 Phone 4753 PAINTS — OILS Builders’ and Shelf HARDWARE | Thomas Hardware Co. | Miss Esther Jacksfon to Dr. David Turner, is announced by Mr. and Mrs. obson Jack:on. The mar- riage Wil probably take place this wezk Miss Jackson is a graduate of the au High School and has been cennected with the Coliseum theatre staff as cashier. Mr. Turner is on the staff of the Signal Corps, United States Army, and has bven stationed here for the He was one of the s of the Juneau base- Leugue during the past season. .- 'WOMAN INSURANCE BROKER FINDS NGRTH LAND OF OPPO RTUNITY ‘Milion | n N‘w York, who arrived here 2mber 24, enroute around the cailed for Seattle last night Nortk 2a. Mis Mumma t woman to qualify for ad- to the Million Dollar Round onsored by the Underwrit-| iation, an annual meeting insurance cperators who have n in excess of a million dol- , wiote scme of the largest poli- | aver written in Alaska, during| er ctay in Juneau. | “I find this the land of opportun- | ity,” Miss Mumma said. “Juneau! has wonderful shops and the poop” have splendid ideas. Anyone with A. A. Trimble, C'lm‘hnl. 0- map salesman, who bears’ ‘a re- markable resemblance to the late Will Rogers, is pictured upon his recent arrival in Los Angeles. Movie scouts encouraged Trimble to visit ctudio officials with a view fo his screen pescibilities. Trimblc has imperscnated Rog- ers at varicus conventions, but and write their own ticket.” bt O st el o The amount of insurance written in all )t Alaska is far below the i- gure indicated by thriving gold min- ing and fishing indusfries and bank balances, Miss Mumma said. Miss Mumma travelled through the PAY'N TAKIT Groceries, Meats, Liquors L] Nenana, Dawson and Leader Department Store JOE GEORGE and GUS GEORGE, Proprietors neau last September. She will sail from San Francisco soon for Hono- !lulu, Japan, and China, continuing her trip around the world. While in Fairbanks Miss Mumma, working with Gus Conrad, New York Lifz Insurance agent, developed a laves volume of insuirance business. | “I'll be back,” she said. | o e b COLE TRANSFER | We deliver Standard or Union. | Dieel Oil from a clean tank, | | strained into your tank. Baggage, Drayage, Crating, Storage PHONE 3441 OLD NEWSPAPERS In large bundles for 26c per bundle. Tust the thing for starting fires these chilly mornings. Get them Schilling fi\fi /ANEE! ¢ Q Lt delicote fuvo, never bakes .mf E 3 o e e st orrme P, Permanent Waving A SPECIALTY Peter Pan Shop MARGARET LINDSAY, Prop. VIOLET PETERSON, Operator Front Street ~ Phone 221 CASH COLE You are invited to present this cqqpo!:y 2t qfl;« box office of the Capitol Theatre and recelu tickets for yourself and a frlend or relative Marietta” “Naughty Al a pdd-up subscriber guest of The Daily Alaska Empire Good only for current offering Your Name May Appear Tomorrow WATCH THIS SPACE NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF JUNEAU COLD "STORAGE COMPANY'S FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS Notice is hereby given that the following bonds will be redeemed on November 1st, 1935—Nwabers 90, 93, 94, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 102 and 103. In addition the following bonds of November 1st, 1936 maturity are hereby called and will be redeemed ori November 1st, 1935— Numbers 108, 109 and 110. ‘These three bonds w\u be pfld‘n $102.00 together with wcrucfi interest. Holders of the above mentioned bonds gre hereby requested to present the same for payment at the First National Bank on Novem- ber 1st, after which date interest payments will cease. ."JNEAU COLD STORAGE CQMPANY. lllc-, ny WAI'.L!'S 8, omnaz Manager.