The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 7, 1936, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY MAY 7, 1936. DO YOU LIKE THIS STYLE? THREE FLIGHTS SCHEDULED FOR | PILOT SIMMONS Trlps to Hoonah, leka.; Hawk Inlet, Taku Be- f ing Made Today | = | On the first of three flights sched- uled for today, the Alaska Air Transport seaplane Patco flown by Pilot Sheldon Simmons left Juneau this morning at ten o'clock with three passengers: Claude M. H: Director of Education, and Martha B. Refsland, Associate Superintend- ent, Bureau of Indian Ar Hoonah; and Mrs. Etta S operates a restaurant at S Sitka. The plane will fly from Sitka to Chichagof, where R. E. Murphy and Karl Keil will be picked up for transportation to Juneau Upon his return from his first flight, Pilot Simmons is scheduled to fly to Hawk Inlet with Jack| Snyder and Jack Brady, who arriv-| airs, tor who ka, for A Hollywood style designer created something of a furore when he made a statement decrying scanty bathing suits as cheating girls of 4 here last nizht on ‘" planc from| their glamor. But Carole Lombard of the films rushed to the defense Chichagof, and Bill Flory. of the type of suit she displays above, declaring, “It's a matter of L£ONUWAE wue siewn anlet trip health with me. | am going to wear bathing suits as brief as the police the plane will fly to Taku with Mary will allow " (Associated Press Photo) Joyce, proprietor of Twin Glaciers Lodge. "ON IN ton, w TOWN has been do- | the 14 mile post this morning, ac- | mmmh to reports from motor - S FflURTH ANNUAL ing assessment work on mining o pn,pu y near Eagle River, arrived ENTERS <PITAL in town morning for supplies.! Mr. Ed McCormick was adr ”Hw properties belong to Dr. L. P.| {5 St. Ann’s Hospital last evening tos | a | and onz Dawes and assoc - SLIDE ON HIGHWAY An earth slide, ten 1eet wide and four feet deep on the inside, plung-, ed across the Glacier Highway at Deily Cross-u*ord Puzzle will undergo of his toes - an cperation to| HOSPITAL DAY DANCE ON MAY 9 Guild Compleles Plans for Ball to Be Given in * | Elks" Ballroom | Fossil bones, when found, are siu- died, photographed and prepared before rvmonng bR ! ACROSS Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 13 F””:::ne In observance oi National Hos- 1. Coins of ' “; m"‘;le . pital Day, May 12, which falis this Atbion. SIAICAWIARIPATIR]L[P] '* Femaie year on next Tuesday, the Hospital 6. Curves dec = VISIOPAKIC|ARZASIAITIE] 23. Type of naval Guild, a non-sectarian organiza- projectiies [FTT INPAN[UMIE[RIAITIOIR] ,, oo tion, will stage its Fourth Annual 15. “”.‘;.‘)E‘.\d”é,'x'" TIAINIDIE M 5 A|R | S R sontal strips Hospital Day Dance, Saturday ev- oxygen E|OISAL|I [THAOIRIA| 6. Nothing ening, May 9. It will be held in 16 Start o PIAICITHAL IDIEZICIAIN] =* Ros the EIK's ballroom and music will 19, Old soldler: ARTEAAILIMEIST I TICIE| 20 Bifd used as be furnished by Clarence Rand's 5o posolod. . [A =i 00 | Orchestra. 21 At home T EZSIKI I ISAKIN . Canine animal | Since its organization three years 2% Place for - [HIAIDZZPIAITEARI| A 33. Cooking vessel | ago, the Hospital Guild has been 2. Parent NIAITILZZBIO[TITIEIR| . Allude s able to render genuine service to L oK. SITIEIN[CITILIEIDEZTIRIE| 39 Outdoor I St. Ann’s Hospital and its patients, 27. Post of a [EIASIEENIOIDIE OINIE| 40. Scatters it was pointed out today by MIS. a9 anxioties |EIR|S|TIZAEIWIEIRIANIEIF| 4 Fatber of William A, Holzheimer, President, 30. Piant of the Corded cloth who, with fellow officers and a g3a pet name for 58 n,r.mmm ,\POW(N, & . Beginning special dance committee is busy a close [ . L Low haunt arranging for Saturday night's g3 Kina of measure of of govern- O i event. rubber o ey 3. Cloar of an . Bring Into a Among its other accomplishments, ;2 ll;‘::c‘n CI “m.h fabulous > n_ff'u:lfll‘(({“ 5B (nto e the Guild has entirely equipped one 3. Guided o R i Cknot again room in the Hospital; furnished the 43. Dynamo - 5. Surgical O o ke wards with bedside tables; supplied {8 Greek lefter 45 Flent o 6. Seed container 64 Burn smoking tobacco and cigarettes for Firniture 68, Divinely 7. 100 square 61, Automobile inspired me patients unable to purchase them; :; DR e ini- B0 LVizagity 8. Competitor and during the past year added an m!» another 0} ;:;rm \\:.Iu« 9. M\}%vn“rud in . Paradis 4. Those who years oxygen tent to the equipment pre- i FVRENS 0 abandon a ::}» Fragment B L Vi rovided. 5. Look slyl cause orw L Ut e ded gé, ;R;;a m{xzmu 5. Waste . Side of either One of the most vital activities of the Guild was the installation of six Fowler, adjustable beds in the Hospital. “It is our aim to equip cvery room in the institution with cmilar beds,” Mrs. Holzheimer said “The entire net proceeds of the cance next Saturday will be devoted tn this purpose and we are confi- dent that public response will be generous enough to advance us well towards its attainment.” In addition to Mrs. Holzheimer, other officers of the Guild are: Mrs. L. H. Metzgar, Vice-President; ond Mrs, J. F. Mullen, Secretary- Treasurer. Members of the special dance committee include: Mesdames H. G. Walmsley, Edwin Sutton, Ar- thur Fox, W. W. Council and I. Goldstein. PRODUCE ROW MEN, SEATTLE, AR STRIKING All Except }Eee Commis- sion Houses Report- ed Crippled SEATTLE, May 7.—The first ship- ments of fresh vegetables from Se- attle to the Yukon district sched- uled to leave on the Alaska next Saturday will probably be held up by a strike of those working in the produce firms. All but three commission hUU\e’ are crippled. B. J. Bowen, President of the Union said demands have been | made for a closed shop and mini-| | mum wage scale. | B I | | HEIII - I///AWII / i DR. RAE L. CARLSON OPTOMETRIST Announces to her friends and patrons in Juneau and vicinity, the opening of a permanent, exclusive and modern optical office in LUDWIG NELSON'S JEWELRY STORE on South Franklin Street. DODSON TO REBUILD John Dodson has completed ar- rangements with contractor Iverson for the building of his new home at Eagle River, to replace the one lost by fire recently. Construction| will begin next Monday, it was| | said, and the new residence should | be completed within one month. — e | SPEND WHERE YOU MAKE IT! e e e @) | TOWEST GUT RATE PRICES | | lo' Rent District Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Hours from 9 a.m. to 6 p. m. Evenings by Appointment Only i | I | . ;imain wheel and axel, a rear wheel lassnmbly and extra struts, and hy- Dr. Colvm Is ELLIS FLYING ~ 2r,conte LANDING GEAR ™ r " - TOB.C. AREA * | C 'vin, ars best known as the coun- GERMAN ZEP STARTS TRIP M. 4—'! he Prohibition Party neminated Dr. E. Leigh of New York, for many T0 AMERICA ANCHORAGE DIES IN ® 0000 000000 STOCK QUOTATIONS . 0 e e e o000, James F. Bryson, fisherman Kenai, died recently of pneumo in the Anchorage hospital. Br: was 39 years of age and had been fishing on Cook Inlet and Bristol Bay for several years. He was a member of the Fairbanks post of the American Legion. NEW YORK, May 7. — Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 14%, American Can 125, American Power and Light 9%, Anaconda 33'%, Bethlehem Stee! 49%, Commonwealth and Southern 2%, Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul (s 8 LTSN s Fh = e tiy'c dry leader, for President. nd Pacific Railroad 1%, Ge 1 P 1 rites for E. Bockfinger, akes Flight to P ce dry e ; . ; . lan ¢, General unera s : B gha He received 166 votes against |Von Hindenburg Begins wotors 63, International Harveste: | of Fairbanks, were held in that Rupel ~Returns~ 12 for Harley Kidder, of Barre, First Flight to 80%, Kennecott 36%, United States |city by Fairbanks Lodge No. 1551, Is Off Again Verment, on the first ballot. | i g Steel 56%, Cities Service 4%, Pound | BP.O. * Elks, at the Ross Chapel i 5 e United States $4971% last week. | The PAA Fairchild 71 seaplane, ;Ui BAL INN IS e PRAE - | b % S DOW, JONES AVERAGES m by Pilot Bob Ellis, 1 i ) f e mec,::n::m;.‘i?fi. TO BE OPENED NOW|( LONDON, May 7—The German| e following are today's Dow, egge e o linied summer resort season out| Zeppelin Von Hindenburg, aver- | ;oo > CORE FF FHAYS, DOR l 1 ol 44 & a3 5 lacier Highway way opens Sun- | aging 75 miles an hour, struck out ' oqs 4375: utilities, 29.03. c l ln el Lh a,\:. = 5 OOkl off for Car- An announcement by the Auk | across the North Atlantic in its LR : cross about an our later. In r v ¥ ! ' ori, vhi g i : Bay Inn management says that re- first flight to America, while sun- N The Fairchild plane left here .o\ wil have its gala opening | shine prevailed. PLAN STYLE SHOW { PURE \/ANILLA B e “?]'1 direct 10 qance Saturday might, with the | e ship left Preidrichsafen, Ger- | | Ak : sy v Lhc’“’f. ! 291 ‘;,“ g Musgrave Triolians engaged to sup- | many at 9:30 o'clock last night car-| A spring style show, one-act play, | retains its delicate jing gea or ri-motor Ford .y music for dancing and en- rying 107 passengers, 3300 pounds | several surprise novelty skits and | plane owned by the Northern Air- .. Y |ways awaited transportation to Carcross. Arriving at Ketchikan that evening, after bucking strong head winds, the plane remained |overnight and took off for Prince Rupert at 6 o'clock yesterday morn- ing. ient Auk Bay Inn is, under the ement of Mr. and Mrs. Ed - | Unfavorable weatner conditions held the plane at Prince Rupert until today. Leaving Prince Rupert at 8 o'clock this morning, the plane encountered fine weather on the jreturn flight as far as Petersburg, uh:-rc snow squalls were prevalent The wheel landing gear, includ- ‘mg a complete assembly of two i {wheels, axel and struts, a spare English Cannel. 24 SERVICE 24 WE NEVER CLOSE! draulic brake shoes, castings and |other parts, was loaded into the |cabin of the Fairchild. The weight lof the equipment totals about 700 ?pm.nds | Special permission was ' granted by the Canadian Collector of Cus- |toms, at Ottawa, by radio, for the Fairchild plane to transport the shipment from Prince Rupert to Carcross, as Canadian Customs regulations prohibit transportation |of passengers or freight between {two Canadian points by United States planes | Pilot Ellis was PETER DAWSON 8 Year Old Scotch WHISKEY 32.95 fifth PAYNTAKIT GEORGE BROTHERS scheduled to re- turn to Juneau from Carcross this |afternoon, and to fly from here |to Tulsequah to bring a party of | Whitewater Taku mine officials to | Juneau > e FIRE—GROSS APARTMENTS Th Fire Department vas called to the Gross Apartments | ].II«‘ yesterday afternoon when grease in a pan on an electri¢ stove in one of the apartments became ig- nited. The blaze was extinguished with no damage before the arrival \)f the Fire Department,. 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