The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 10, 1936, Page 8

1o P R T s s Bt ¥ Sewar “HUNGRY FIV MAKES BIG HIT AT aded missic \I‘L':H’(‘!‘. !(7({&_\ D(‘L\!fl\'(‘fl id to Have Been Best Since Organized by the Pac tion made by Howard D. ending m wee Club ir nani- d toda) he best the local Rotary Club’s inception Highlights of today's meeting “The Hungry Five" band ing of Byron Miller, mus at the Juneau High Sct a trumpet, Jack Glass, Jim Glasse, slide trombone Petrich and Mary Stewart, clarin- a talk on the purposes of Ro- by Charles W. Carter; inter- found, w correspondence from other of M Clubs; community w the 1914 to 1918 e “Tipperary” to b “There’s a Long, Long Trai sig- nificant of Armistice Day; introduction of Lewis Taylor who Fairbahk will attend the club for a month the Mate -esentative of the Juneau Thoug INVE were consist- tary esting Rotary of tunes of ranging from has among the Matanuska Five the a lot of on the arty ap! in tramp cos- ha to part of | p as | i room sex ne, was given hi entered eon playing their instrumer and were|a called upon for several encore ihandier Mary Stewa characteriz a boy, including a b tache, was so deft that numerous members did not recognize her until she was introduced during the lun- cheon At the request of Bert Caro, chair- man of the entertainment commit- ' ¢ w and A. B. Phillips, president of ;,,, club, “the Hungry Five several more musical number the conclusion of the program iniscent of, but superior to opinion of the Rotarians, old-time ling Germ: that were familiar to every y rter 25 or 30 years ago. - More Relief Funds the ation mus- | Glas boarda WINTIIE VISIT M ve at rem- in the Princes is whom Mr. Wint he of the, juneau fc bands, retyrn he ng- A MOTHEX Mrs. Cl ers and | to Diccharge Starr; SEWARD, ROTARY SESSION - - is “nof DR. LOFTUS RETURNS FROM PALMER TRIP TO 1ection 1 a of years, ml the ks enuska Valley individual, who made and broug QUILTING PARTY HELD | yesterday THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, NOV. 10, 1936. d Longshoremen HOT CARGOES o Fight on Peovle NETERMINED | BY LOCAL ILA supplies aboard the Starr, now anchored Local Longahorevnen Load Estebeth, Dart — Gil- Bay, will be un- christ New Official by longshoremen, n said to have been grant- Matt Mehan, Secretary of In order to clear the questio: to what constitutes “hot for such local transportation com- food amer ic Coast District, I. L. A sording to report our intention to ivation to the peo] of Our quarrel is with the - are not considered “‘deep sea" lines, and against which the maritim2 strike is not effective, a poll members’ opinions was t n the meeting of the local chapter Sunday. After discussion, the Juneau long- men decided to follow the policy adopted in the States, as to cargoes handled by boa: plying in- nd waters, such as Puget Sound The policy adopted, considers as “hot cargo” for local vessels, cnly freight that has been delivered at the port after the calling of the strike. Under the ruling, inasmuch there has been no freight deli at Juneau since the strike be effective, local bcats, such as the Estebeth and Dart, are allowed to carry any cargo now in Juneau, and are no longer limited to food- stuffs, as they were at the last sailing of the Estebeth, announced Frank Gilchrist, newly elected Sec- reta today. Accordingly, the Estebeth, which eduled to sail for Sitka and way ports tomorrow evening, is’ loading lumber at the Juneau Lum- 1 ber Mills this afternon, and will | carry all such freight as it was| not permitted to handle last week. | At the same meeting of the local ILA chapter, last Sunday, George Cox announced his resignation, as Secretary of the local longshore- | men, because of some dissatisfac- | tion expressed by members of the | union as to his judgment on a few | oceasions Frank Gilchrist, former checker at the Pacific Coast Coal Com- pany, was elected by the union | members here as their new Secre- | tary, to replace Cox. Cox is still | a member of the local union. -,- - PLANE FOR FAIRBANKS 1 STIGATE CHOLERA B. Loftus, Territorial rned to Juneau on yester: calied ‘to Palmer threatened of hog cholera in Matan- Cholera, Dr. Loftus as confined to the ranch Snodgrass, and the only ere on his farm. Snod- been in Alaska for a num- was in charge of the xperiment station at and has farmed in the district before moving to at ILA lect tus was as h there was no cholera animals on the farms of colonists, Loftus, the trip to Palmer by d with him serum suffic- inoculate 600 hogs. The d been ordered from Se- Ross L. Shee general js of the Mats a Colony ght ska on the Don y Dr. Loftus [nl Palmer. > RS LEAVES ON TRIP TO OTHER IN NORWAY inthers, owner of the fish- Fremont” sailed on the Norah enroute to Norway. jing te visit his mot \as not seen for 23 years hers has made his home in or 1 and intends to re by the end of March - @S, DAUGHTERS ears arence Rands held a moth- daughters quilting party afternoon at her home The PAA Electra, Pilots Jones | cargo,” t | especially Jover 100 fros and Hall, left the local airport at 10 o'clock this forenoon with 487 pounds of courtesy mail for both | Nome and Fairbanks, and the fol- | lowing pasengers: Charles Goedde and J. G. Stewart. There will be a plane from Fair- ibanks later this week. ! WASHINGTON, Nov. 10—Presi- | Quilting was done on a quilt that Roosevelt at a press confer-|belonged to Mrs. Rand’s mother, this ernoon, said supple- | Mrs. Mary Whittemore mental work and a relief appro-| Mothers and daughters present | priation will probably be necessary | were Mrs. Anne Snow and Mrs. C this fiscal year because of the|P. Jenne, Mrs. Coone and Mrs. Er- drought which has dug deeply into win, M Pulver and Mrs. A. W the appropriation made last June.!Fox, Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Johnson. Pay’n Takit Our Grocery Department will be closed ALL DAY WEDNESDAY—ARMISTICE DAY Liquor Department Remains Open LIQUOR SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY OLD GOVERNOR SCOTCH afte $9.75 A SCOTCH WHISKEY OF RARE QUALITY BAR SPECIAL NO. 6 STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY, pint EIGHT YEARS OLD WINE 3 Year Old $l.40 gallon WINE WINE 5 Year Old $z.50 gallon WINE 24 BARRELS ON TAP—ALL FLAVORS BEER BEER BEER BEER Regal Amber in bottles or cans Case $2.85 S for 51.00 CIGARETTES,carton . . $1.25 CAMELS, LUCKY STRIKES, CHESTERFIELDS NO LIMIT! $7.65 Irish Make Haul TURKEY PRIZE as Moon Shines PLANNED FOR BELFAST, the full mof The fishe what 3,000,000 night cluding a me! Nov is good for the h fishing County n, sed their herring immediately full moon. 10.—Sure, a LEGION DANGE o \I*‘\m‘g to Bring Bird from Seattle ~(;ulluf.s(‘nH0!101‘ ed by Natl. Commander Down way ! not stopping luck, nette: during the before and in One of them did think the her ring were the panies operating out of Juneau as 1 TRINITY TH! ‘\NKSGIVING moonstruck, belike. ght turkey for a door n Legion Ar- omorrow night if Gene Meyring Airways can get from Seattle will be the Americ y dance Hall But the full moon Priz surface the her- mistice 1 the Elk: DANCE COM MEETING s of- & Comm night to n dance they at the El The purpose raise fun of a new Church el and it by of the Trinity tion Miss El of the dance sisted by Mrs at ake further pl ve giving Hall. of the to assist in the purch organ for is being the younger Cathedral congre beth Kaser commit chairman of the Mrs of mittee; chairman mittee man of the pos corps of enthu W the Mrs. W. W. Council, ¢ Airw Leg e Trinity Gathedr er of Marine Trinity in ot permits atrive in 10 ather ns fc November ime for t y'elock ¢ J\\ un ible to get po: will be given the Episco sponsor memi it 1 the| card is chairman * ee and is Kenyon Mc refreshment c William Walt} decoration com- record of ommittee and stic aides. - ORAH Arriving fifteen this mornng this morning loaded mail There were 35 from Skagway at LAN R Spot” prod ed and child in a glass of tor from the Eighteen comedian Detroit theatre. the SAILS at the Paci mmu' Hn 1 sailed again sou through passeng: 1 Juneau. - Plenty of Tomatoes | this year to give eves t ato tomatoes, a scale crop in Lan, {estimated rou hly D years w / night the Legion- “Klondike” party souTHn ¢ Coast dc past midniz Prncess Nor Princess ‘ Nor: > Dugout - “BLESSED EVENT" n the Norah anc “blessed event" Josephine, well- 1 dog own- There is another Chili Bowl ywn German she by Mr. and Mr d Butler, has given birth to puppies IThe event is chronicled as of ‘ebruary when phine | litter of po- the world pr ly. - SCHOOL IN S Although there will be an Armis- | Day celebration at the school Joe “Benner, | temorrec Superintendent A, B. usher at a|Phillips would like to make chool will be held as t the [ kr Pa.—The “Garde nough tomatoes [Th every 7 man, woman | °T¢8 e United Stat uice. Income new lary caster County, v at $300,000. puppie be s an it cl usual ble the | dance | AT CHILI BOWL : - MIKE SULLIVAN ‘o ARRIVES HERE FROMWESTWARD Everything mu yes- i the “SURE IT IS WE DONT SPEND IT:ALL FOR FVEL SINCE"WE INSTALLED CET A SPARK TODAY START Inte Plonem Reports riends Joh n les iou scing tuir .THE = SPARK SAVING Dy YO J KNOW JOHN BANK ACCQUNT GROWING 7 AND MONEY . -YOUNG HARDWARE CQ, glad to hear it but was a little sur- prised to see 2 booster from Alaska he had been hearing a lot of knockers. “Well, Mr. President,” replied Sul- boosters in Alaska get $10 and knockers don't get any- IS PROMOTED WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, — Ad- miral William D. Leahy, Command- | er of appointed by President Rooseveit to succeed Admiral William H. Stand- ley, Chief of Naval Operations, the topmoest high command of d cutter Morris Navy, when the latter retires on s meeting many ol January 1 town, especially Gov. T 2R ST, Mr. Sullivan and pohey pLIES TO KETCHIKAN e S0 : € Leaving with Lloyd Jarman as in the gold rush \\oohanie” this morning at 11:50, lot of other ,).. polden, piloting the Marine €3 sPmn el Bellanca, took off on a A A flight to Ketchikan. It is hatHItouie ‘i betore that Holden will return he century. P 5 ; afternoon or tomorrow up in the In- orted. Old “Mike,” , who once 'i'lu-u(lw\'n gls **Jake’’ rior, Widely Known of '98 and Alaska Rail- a on ys ter expected late this morning It was reported that Gene Mayring in the Marine Airways Fairchild, was held up at Alert Bay by bad weather yesterday, but took off for t Seattle this morning. of when he utive in Wast A Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Empire office. the Battle Force, has been | lh0‘4 FATHER SLAYS " THREE KIDDIES AMERICAN FALLS, Idaho, Nov. 10.—The state today pushed for |the prosecution of Adolf Zetlitz, 29, Iaxmer who confessed slaying his hree small children, Ruby, aged a Gertrude, aged 4, and Don aged |2, because they “seemed to be in | the road.” Prosecutor P. A. Anderson said he will seek speedy arraignment. | The man signed a confessioh that he shot the children in the forehead nd burned the bodies. The mother | was ill in the hospital at the time, “ nINEnanrs IN AIR Pilot Jimmy Rinehart, started his second day’s work for the AAT since returning from the South, by bring- ing in the Stinson Patco from Sitka with mail, returning from his flight there yesterday afternoon. Out again at 1:30, Rinehart hopped to Tulsequah with freight for the White Water Taku mine, and was to return this afternoon at 3 o'clock. ———— Lighting on the new San Fran- cisco Oakland Bay bridge will be of sodium vapor lamps equivalent to the glow of 35 full moons. e Today’s Ne Today—Emplire. ot Yo A GREAT FEATURE —throat protedlon! urself hoarse — ourself hoarse! ight smoke, are ;v guard You can yell Yo! you won't smoke ¥ For Luckies, @ e % ou “Toasted: \h.s sy against throat \rrnahon So 'eich. lig e for a Lucky . - - @ light smoxe~ Its a Light Smoke Your Throat Kept Clear for Action! Smoke round after round of Luckies, and your throat keeps clear, your voice keeps clear. For Luckies are a light smoke! It is only Luckies that give your Sur throat the pro- tection offered by “Toasting.” So make your choice a light smoke and then smoke round after—ro_ux;d;::l_they'll still taste good — your mouth will taste clean. For Luckies are a light smoke — made from choice center leaves. .. the top price leaves ... of the “Cream of the Crop” tobaccos! . » » NEWS FLASH! » * 25 Winners in One Week Forget to Sign Their Names Many people, in their hurry to mail in their entries in Your Lucky Strike “Sweepstakes,” have forgotten to sign their names. In one week alone 25 winners did not receive their prizes because we didn’t know to whom to und them.” Have entered yet? Have you 'won Dur lmoul Lucky Strikes? Theru music on the air. Tune in “Your Hit Parade”—Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Listen, judge and compare the tunes—then try Your Lucky Strike “Sweepstakes.” And don't forget to sign your name, And ifyou're not already smoking Luckies, buy a plck today. Maybe you've been missing something. A ok TOBACCO — “IT’S TOASTED" o= LL. OF RICH, RIPE-BODIED