The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 24, 1936, Page 7

(,oncentralxon of Flying their THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY, JAN 24, 1936: TR Bv BILLIE DE BECK LUNCHEON IN HONOR EVES T NUVER SEED <o : | HOL YORE JAW- | € YO SOKIN' FER WAAL-- EF WE-UNS AIR PAW AN' MIST' G. \HIDE NER HAIR R “\\TER HEAR YE UABBER | g SAIRY, SHE LEFT 'BOUT AIMIN' TER VISIT SEZ THEY WUD DRAP OF 'EM, L AR North- TWENTY MINUTES AGO- ] THET LIRON-HUNTER, EROUND TH' THE-ATTER ) AUNT Lowizy | western for THE SHOW WENT ot DE CUSSY--LET'S AN' PICK YE UP-- : - N | the States, were guests of honor AWFUL GOOD TONIGHT- T ) WHAT'LL \ GiT A SOON START | yest at a luncheon given by AFORE HIT CLABBERS 0P TER RAIN--- COULD HEAR. 'EM . WE 00, LAUGHlN THEIR HEADS SNUFF? Mrs Sey at her home. | . Following the luncheon, gifts | were presented the honored guests | The follo ded: M - F. A J Mrs. Charles | & and INDUSTRIAL s Flory, Mrs. Arthur Ficken, Mrs EQUIPMENT == M. S. Whittier, Mrs. J. A. Williams, | GilEm Large variety carefully se- SESENS Mrs. Gunnar Blomgren, Mrs. J. C. lected—modern, offi ] Smith. seagesa mochinery o save you g | wEmm money in first costand EE——— S upkeep. Uine o us about your - - iter Bandon, . iorm he Wills Navigation Com nd operated in the Juneau Sealtle trade, now owned by th Moore Mill and Lumber Company T 7 recently sailed from Seattle with a 0 of 5%000 Iut of lumber from 'zLEAGUE TKES NEVERS SIBNS SEUENKILLED st o g | OUGLA | News | UPSOVIETAND | ATLAFRYETTE WHEN AUTOIS MOno@» rer Canadian = URUGUAYGASE e:rsocoocues HITBYTRAIN [NEW] ©7° NIOR CLASSES backfield assistant to Coach | e wovaone 71 2, SALT LAKE BITY Wlllter Too Mild; BIDS FOR NEW Bears Can't Sleep GOV, AR BASE xuomoomomon o oo near' this winter sports retreat have | insom: they can't get to sleep for | T PLAY TO BE GIVEN | % « | nibernation period. They | S Resolution Adopted to Set- ver i tle Dispute of Sub- ‘ = Thornhill at Stanford Ur ¥ to accept a position 16 Fl\e (,lllldl(‘ll AIHODY__} \/l(— ORs Ul Batthed Lafayette University, in | tims of Accident— ars G on Bottle sc of a mild winter. One of itle of the W He whill succeedt Herb | Towo Othets £, ‘ 1 +d at the Distillery : % 5o I Y5 miall it whic : y o /i g tor for | NO ers Lscape | = . Much the Is, a small cinnamoyn, | \11<_h has been chosen by the Junio versive Acts Lafayette mentor for W | i : 5 'LLIS Favor nighta bansaris e Shian : class students of the Douglas | the past 1¢ years. i | 3. fulk Strength 90 Proet \ 4. Unrivaled Bouques : : . just go round and round. Some think | “Three Corne Aids in Utah Metropolis 1'% act comedy, of a nearby lodge. h school for production some time GENEVA, Jan. 24—The League Nothing official will be done NE, Ind., Jan re killed this afternoon oo ch. First practice is sched- [of Nations Council has adopted a about rppointment of Nevers aadl Ty, for Sunday afternoon, Febru- | resolution, supported by both So- | cessor until Feoruary 20 automobile was-struck by Import Du' c WHEELER HOWARD ACT' 1 viet Russia and Uruguay, to settie Sta:.ibrd Board of Atl Control | a Detroit bound passehger train at c P inH :fy t dispates between the two countries wi.l hold its annual meeting Crabill, near here ut in Ha ' EXTENSION TO NORTH ! e S T v e g ol ! iy st : ' dead are Mr. and Mrs. Marion " e %l 1 15 URGED BY DIMOND Posse S S e o SIS SHOWER HONORS o e Shla T X Air Defense Act. v e i g ek ' 1 juries. | t Lake i one o1 the concen- H. R. 9866, to extend certai : ik . . fasEont, SAEC ametica, : MRS. G. CL ARK ———— | D points for transcontinental visions of the Wheels Dnm\ Ru honored | SHOP IN JU. and it is said the Bureau L« 2 Territory of Ala { K L) ‘NBEp rassengers officials to select a site th Lang; 3 G:*m'!t‘ Clark oon by a miscellaneous shower given at the homc (of Mrs. O. Li Kendall Commerce declined to du- troduced in the House equipment for blind flying, A. J. Dimond on January 7. Incor- wgather reports, radio and radio porated in the bill is a section au- X , as Kitty. R A b Gifts were presented by a large | beacons thorizing the Secretary of the In-{ DOUGLAS GIRLS HONORED m] NflrmWflster“““""‘ mm,meg oh oneel iy Other points in the Rocky Moun- terior to designate as Indian reser-| Miss Hilja Reinikka, student at | J provided motivating ox PROOF ! tain and Og- vations, the lands occupied by ‘the|the Alaska University from Douglas, | bassinet, also on wheels, den , made overtures for the Indians and Eskimos in | one of the ten young ladies Who| GORDOVA, Alaska, Jan. 24—The | the gifts had been placed b 1 in the popularity contest at| ey Health Officer quarantined the ¢ airbanks to rule over the ice car- | ceamer Northwestern, in port, yes- nival and dog derby to be held there propa S other public lands adjacent Under nu Wilcox Act there will pmnmm, the residents m the be provided one base in Alaska, and 50 to be designated S -~ (191311111 ore KENTUTKY of Mrs, Clark < 4 , to the extent of allowing present hments were i another along the Pacific Coast. A vote in favor of the ‘ h 6 to March 8. Also in the list Cordova passengers to come Served by Mrs. Kendall { STRAIGHT I’n Mountain base will be used rese vations. This ners is Josephine Raats Who | ashore. There 18 Mo, Nat- faver - o Bl v secondary defense and supply lation was approv cent formerly lived in Douglas and Ju- | here. put his act wes messly pre. NOTICE TO MOTORI ‘ WHISKEY 1 se for coastal and Alaskan re- convention of the Alxxka Native | nean, cautionary. | Automobiles operating after Feb- | ¥ RS o el gions therhood. s { o R TGRS R O {m.rv 5 without 1936 license plates | § o SO S SRR IRIPY, /S0 (APLISNEr Sl M i 0L At the Alaska base fuel supplies _— a A large number of takin—antelope| Under the direction of State co! ill be tagged and owners will be| ki area where additional forces are|like creatures of the Tibetan high- |iege, farmers in 10 North Caxo]m'\“nhh‘t‘t to penalty. Get your plates shops could be concen- ]l ed. o bgnr! rvfi*n2 znd Lplam‘sy required. lands—have been bagged by recent \(oum.n are carrying ou | Now. : | GLENMORE DISTILLERIES (0 T “olm id in reserve for flights into any — e cientific expeditions along the Chi- ]xt[olcfl'\l'(m of idle lands with ln -‘ ROY HOFFMAN, i o™ ““ownsnons L SHOP IN JU n an frontier. ¥ lolly and longleaf pines adv S A T T 3 Chief of Police. SAVE MONEY—TIME and LABOR . Tq0 TIRED TO GET Wmammmm "ANNE R AL HAD TO THAT RQuSH LOOR AGAIN You are invited to present this coupon at the box office of the Capitol Theatre and reecive tiekets for' yours @ se nd ‘1 friend or relative to see 13 ‘5 2 a0 ~ ésaflle Chan im Egypt” As a paid-up subseriber of The i Daily Alaska Empive | l an be quickly and easi kS ~{ A. M. 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