The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 5, 1936, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY; NOV: 5.-1936. HORNING HOPS STEELE MEETS FOR ANCHORAGE LESNEVICH ON ~ THIS MORNING NOVEMBER 17 Here Yesterday with Fight Staged in Los Four Passengers Angeles LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 5— | Dave Miller, manager of middle-| weight Champion Freddie Steele of Tacoma, said Steele is ready to meet | all challengers including Babe Ris- ko, who several months ago lost the title to the Tacoma lad in a bout in After arriving here at 3:10 o'clock’ yesterday afternoon from Cordova, where he had been detained by bad weather on his hop from Anchorage to Juneau, Pilot Al Horning, in a ar Airways Bellanca Pacemaker aplane, took off from the Alaska Air Transport ramp this morning Seattle. on his return flight to Anchorage,| Miller said Steele meets Gus Lea- via Cordova, ye | nevich, of Hackensack, New Jersey, Pilot Horning, who left Ancho: - | Russian fighter, here on Novemberl. age last Saturday, brought four'17 in a non-title match. Leanevich | passengers o Juneau on hi§ flight|knocked out Young Stuhley in San here. They included: Mr. and Mrs. | Francisco last night. S. Klingenberg, of Flat, K. N. Neill, | gy > <% SN PWA auditor, from Ahchorage; and ol Fred J. Hotes, Marshall-Wells rep-TH“mHs He aired resentative, from Cordova. One| Do ihat b - other passenger, Grover Gurtler,| ) . . \ flew from Anchorage to Cordova| [ a s with Horning. ! f“r c“'dr D v | Glass At Anchorage | Pilot Horning stated that Don ¢ Glass and Vernon McKenzie, puot—}Wmter Weather Makes ing the Sikorsky amphibian on' its = s | second Anchorage to Seattle flight,| Changes in Interiors had not yet left Anchorage, accord- Most Importanl ing to his knowledge. * Having been St | | held up there by the mucky cofl-\ ‘WASHINGTON, Nov. 5—The in- | dition of the landing field, which terior of a home becomes more im- | would not permit a_takeoff of their portnnt‘ during the Winter due to| heavy ship. The Sikorsky Was t0 {he enforced longer hours that the! have left Anchorage last Sunday. | family must spend indoors. Part of | Takes Westward Mail a job om “modernizing for Winter”, On his return to Anchotage this| might well include the building of | morning, Horning carried No Pas-|a recreation room in the basement | sengers, but had about a hundred!oy attic. Funds for this type of | pounds of mail from Juneau fOr{work may be obtained under the Westward points. Horning expects Modernization Credit Plan of the| to make several more flights to Ju-| Federal Housing Administration. | neau in the next few days, having| Other things that make & home| received a report that there are more cheerful during thé drab ! forty passengers from the Interior|winter months are bright new wall in Anchorage awaiting transporta- | paper, freshly painted woodwork, an tion to Juneau. additional window to let in more| e, g et light, extra electrical outlets, dnd Empire ads are read. more attractive lighting fixtures. | 7{ Where there are small children' iand a good southern exposure, the, nstallation ‘of special glass that will | admit ultra-violet s from the sun lor a large additional window with such blass, is a good investment. | Ordinary window glasse xucludes/ | the beneficial utlra-violet rays. A| | sun bath in the warmth of the chil- dren’s nursery is an inéxpensive way jof combating some of the vitamin { starvation of gray Winter days. iExpt-ndl(ures for such windows are <1elvg|ble for a modernization loan. { e Paper manufacturing in Pennsyl- | vania today is estimated as a $250,- | lté’ Scenic Features, Geography, History and Government By hs LESTER 5B R Newiy e o] Newly Revised NOW ON SALE AT ALL DEALERS OR CALL AT THE EMPIRE OFFICE D. HENDERSON ~ BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLU EURIATION ALIVE,MR.GOOGLE STOP VORE HECTOR(N ABAAT TH' PRINCE AN TELL ME TRUTHEUL WHAT YE KNOW ABAAT WEAZY-- WELL--IF You DOWN (N CRYSTAL SPRINGS PLAY(N' (N'A GOLF ENT-- _/ KNOCKED OUT BY LESNEVICH mo ! Chicago Midillaweight Goes| Sprawling in Ninth | Round Last Night SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 5. —Gus Leanevich knocked out Young Stuhley, Chicago middleweight, last night in the ninth round. ) Stuhley went sprawling from three solid blows, got up at the count of | nine and another hard right to the jaw sent him down for the full count. Leanevich weighed 163 pounds and Stuhley tipped the scales at 167! pounds. { —————— HAND SHAKER Texan Gets Nomination| Then Mitts 70,000 in Thanks HOUSTON, Tex.,, Nov. 5.—Aibert Thomas didn't quit campaigning when the voters of the Eighth Tex- as district gave him the Democratic nomination for Congress. He went to work and covered his district— thanking his supporters. | For five weeks he covered Harris County shaking hands with every person he could meet. At the close of his original campaign he estimat- ed-he had met 70,000 persons in the county. At the close of his hand- shaking fiesta he estimated he had met all those persons again. topes and a leather belt. (F YE HAIN'T TH' BANGEDEST TAT TLE-MOUF (N ALL CREATION, IN LOVE WIE A SMIF CRITTER, AIR VE 2 T GONNIES ! (‘LL LARN YE T0 BE (MPARTINENT To YORE OWN PAPPY-- NAOW GIT To YORE ROOM AFORE T - LAYWAY YE GOOD O\ AN' PRAPPER: BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL e Military Mode Comes to Town “Foreign Legion” is the name of this trim suit of knitted wool. It is made of coffee colored yarn and finished with brown military Brown fringed knitted gauntlets and a | cap of the same shape complete the list of trim accessories. RURAL RETAIL SALES 60 UP | Daily averags saies of general merchandise in small towns and rural areas for September were " about 18 per cent higher in dollar i volume than for September 1935 anc “ were 25 per cent above those for ; the same month in 1934. These 4 changes were revealed by prelim- ¢ inary estimates of the Bureau of \ Foreign and Domestic Commerce, 4 based on rural chain store and mail- for September increased {about 27 per cent from August ov ! considerably more than the usucl { increase at this season of the year. | The seasonaly adjusted index, there- i fore, rose to 123'% for September, ton the basis of 1929-31 at 100, from %112 for August and 114'% for July. | sales for the first nine months of ithe year were 13% per cent above jthose for the corresponding period of 1935 - e ® 3 ed e In contrast to iarge federal re- Third Edition CHEVROLFT Distributors PONTIAC WINDOW CLE PHONE 488 MORE CONFERENCE BOWLING AT ELKS ALLEYS TONIGHT £ When in Need of DIESEL OIL—UTAH COAL GENERAL HAULING STORAGE and CRATING CALL US JUNEAU TRANSFER Phone 48 Night Phone 4703 Reliable pharmacists compound prescriptions. ana Italian Dinners Machine and Machineless PERMANENT WAVES Ask about FREE RADIO Room 6, Valentine Bldg. 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