The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 12, 1936, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, -DEC. 12, 1936. | - i’ THE SHOW SUNc.- ‘MON, /- FUES. THE SECOND TERM | o .“(‘VF OF M?:hvi\ghl l’rc\'i(-\;‘ el ] : JUNEAU Matine ',\'un‘:ll'ul—": B, Last in a Series—Democrats May Supply | IS Chief F. D. R. Opposition l DRAMA THAT MADE HISTORY! ] I i [ i I NEW RONSON CIGARI ETTE LIGHTERS $1.00 to $5.00 the American Tron - and. Steel. s | "6 . Where 1t opens tomorrow, — silver mines and other vast prop- i DA TTIITTR 17D (VR QT Tl ron and Seeel -\ Kiepura, who charmed American| Amid stalagmites, silver icicles, | tries are on the tax rolls at an MEN S L?AJ!{LR LIP CASLS its inception vand & vic(,_pn,sid(\mH‘“t!l"ll“‘~ in “Be Mine Tonight,"lynd giant red spiders with lacy |assessment far under cash value. 9.00 almost, continuously until 1928, when | 'hAkes his first appearance in 4|wehs made of tinsel, in a very|Thus an owner of such property is $3’00 to $ g he was made an honorary vice- | FCllyWood made picture in “Give cleverly portrayed cavern, high|faced with this dilemma: s RN e ey ' Wwas made an honorary ViCe- |y, rpis Night” It is the second|school semiors and friends danced| He either can run the risk of o SH SET! president. e N = il Asw Roggasse i : . MILITARY BRUSH SETS e out his association witn |CT°n appearance of Miss Swarth-|ai one of the social events of the|having the government seize his ' $2.00 to $6.00 (b iute, e cammaltned g, Ot who came from. the Meiropoli-|ycar last nignt ot the gym. Flood |property at its low tax value, or Y > i o Biikinass | - cera stage to films in “Rose|jights added to the fascinatingivoluntarily go to the tax official - orously against unfair business ,)‘;n”?p‘g‘:;;:‘:&f " ‘“’"x A reddish tinge to|ana hng "310 N ecaaiint [eaikad FIVE-YEAR DIARY—Leather Bound [Q“‘J',“““.XL ?hai-rl‘:?{{-""ejd ”}';’ _‘.’la“;; Produgérs of the fim clalm ani|me dangers on the floor. B coitbie flaaste paying more $1.25 to $3.00 Zm,lmz_g_ i}u,»,l.,]; Lhékw«,rl;d v‘;:lr" (;:‘ entirely new type of musical pro-| During the intermission enter-|taxes year after year. i i 7 served on the War Industries Board, {01ction has been developed. Rath-|iainment songs, dances, and a nov- % GIFT STATIONERY- Monttgue's e was & member of three ciubs,|, 0N flming the old-fashicncd ity plano skit was iven by the| Capsblo OF Drastic Action two of them golf clubs’ but he|oPera to give the two moted s following talented students: Bern. Troubled particularly are owners $1.00 fo 55-00 seldom played 0'; Bven am‘)ew,d o the opportunity to display the vo-lrovejoy, Ruth Allen ith Haw-|of mines and oil ftelds, where la- ¢ A the links. His college fraternity CAl Bifts, they commissioned thc|ins, and Bob Hawkins. bor troubles have arisen. Under LADIES' DRESSER SETS it gimi (0 43 Y| writing of a complete new opera Miss Doris Precburger and John |certain circumstances these could $1 50 to $20 00 o5 U”[, Lo- O in eddition to the operatic - | Krugness were awarded the prize|be taken by the government as jus- 5 ¢ |sic, the score includes half a dozenjfor being the best waltzers |tification under the law for ex- h VENING Vi Pl i FOLTA SPEAKER moledies of the popular type, writ- - - > — lmupri:mun of property of native EVENING IN PARIS PERFUME SETS FORUM SESSION. % bv Foih W. Kommgola, and i b gy g $1.10 to $7.75 2 lyries by Oscer Hammerstein, 11. JEAN BLOMGREN IS That the Mexican government . > SUNDAY EVENING For the third time in recent years, PARTY ; capable of taking drastic action SELECT PERFUMES—Gift W. d SR Wallace Beery is starred in a Darryl HOSTESS AT i indicated by the manner In 1 rappe ing people of the community F. Zanuck production, “A Message RSt which large landed estates have $1.00 to $20.00 arc invited fo attend the Forum|(o Garcii” which comes tomorrow Mss Jean Blomgren was hostess|peen chopped into communal plots meeting held every Sunday even-|to the Capitol Theatre. at u_n informal party preceding v..m- for former peons. MANICURE SETS—25¢ to $5.00 ing at the Northern Light Presby-| The first time this great star Semior Ball of the Juneau High| 7Tne whole prospectus doesn't rian Church at 8:15 o'clock. Mr. and prominent producer were as- Scheol at her home last r'v‘[f'lnmh' fit nicely into the peace picture i & Wayne Youne is to be chairman of sociated was in “The Bowery,” Thé affair was attended by fifteen |president Roosevelt hoped to see Larqe cxssortment o.i C'hllt_lren o Games the Forum tomorrow. which stands to this day as one of guests, the entire group later at-|qrawn at Buenos Aires, v and TOYS . . Babies’ Gift Boxes .o George 'W. Folta, Asisstant Unit-|the greatest of Beery pictures. tending the Senior Ball. R AR 3 i ed States District Attorney, is the| More recently Beery had the ti- e oo = ATTENTION MASONS Christmas Tree Decorations eaker of the evening and he has|tle role in Zanuck’s “The Mighty NOTICE an active figure in rebrganization of the company as the Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation in 1922, a position he held until his death In 1830 he married Fanny Mil- lard Marsh, like himself a member of a pioneer Pittsburgh family. They had three sons, Willis L., Jr., John Millard, and Gordon Collart King. King was active as a founder of chosen for his topic “The American| XECUTIVE President Roosevelt will unprecedented tical NDER R. GEORGE cia,” at Capitol “Give Us This Night,” a musical nee starring Jan Kiepura and Gladys Swarthout, has been booked for showing at the Coliseum Thea | Barnum.” ng opposition to his cies may eome from Dem- ocratic Congressional blocs. Secretary of Agriculture Wallace and Secre ary of the Treasury Mor SENIOR DANCE, The Juneau Women's Club's JUDICIAL Supreme Court decisions still to be given may help deter- mine New Deal's future. : L stou si orking conditions e ot s o oo 0t OFFIGIALDOM Herbert Mundin ‘ which' the sl Heioshe, Slctive cuaty G 20th Century-Fox Hit /“ } n reled for the diien Mexican Expropriation Law i of cleavage som Is Sweeping Act—— —ABlso— 2008¢ poli in the latte just begun to fight.” - : v 0 part of his first term frequently] Court Large Factor Causes Concern P's Sl TR P n within rath n between the! Wil President Roosevelt's fight e 1 Cues ling of the Mardi G Rty ; | me of these objectives bring ~ WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.—Part BT LT e S - Voting Strength a Question o head-on collision with a of fficial Washington has the jit- . Paramount News The voting stre particular-| Court majority? The ters over what may grow out of Townsend pen-|court looms large second- the Mexican expropriation law. -~ R —— well as those | ter factor on the of possi- It is a sweeping act under whicl mocrats who invalidation of first- the President of Mexico is author- Last EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT ler Cough- w Deal legislation, such as i n the interest of the public’s 1 y T ) o {lin y ial Jus- ner Labor Act, and its need, fo seize any property within Times nnytm ol eE athe Topics tic be determined. The Presi-: on measures passed by the the Republic, either temporarily ) ! ht } to recke i ) s which might be chal- or permanently. The purpose for g i A G s PR ERORE ight h to reckon with ress which mi Tonight Phantor Rural Mexico | 146 Blocks o SIEXnds 7 didt - G o o scizure may range from mili- ing his legislative program dicial check on legislative tary needs to the simpler desires New Dealers have interpreted’ action remains. Probably only a for “the able distribution of the re-election triumph vote slow process of constitutional wealth, whether hoarded or mon- tet il off the AlleghiEny. i |of approval for a Roosevelt policy amendment, of which the at opolized to the exclusive advan- Dean of Steel his steel mill on the Allegheny, lay- he expressed it, “by growth and|designed to occupy a d present no definite signs, could tage of one or several persons and ing the foundation of one of tho pg meag , A s , heck jetriment gen 19" of 'She Dot Di g e B o teager.” to be the third | dl ound” between ! rem ¢ check in detriment genera “the pop Industry Dies WOLIQ'S SRS (Di 10 Los. DI largest independent steel manu- | right - extreme in n Immediately confronting the new ulation as a whole or of a social Eastern Home ' Kin was <& iy to enter €0 facturer in the United States. 1] oplitical thought Congr will be the question of class in particular.” A . lege, the first Bessemer s ¢l When he started with S e he 1% u o the President those American investments in Mex- 3 furnace in the Piltsburgh distri ot A o0t 0 piesgp fool v . i over the cur- ico ave estimated at a billion dol- KOgni T TORR € €10 when, in 1929, he cel d th iggh lis inti- ¢ ! interna- lars. English and Dutch invest- reali’ begun, ixtieth anniversary of the begin-|mates frequently elabor tighal trad upon ments: also are large dustry od tions were ot- ning of his employment, production wteme 5y pointing which Y and in- & Resins King bec v clerk was 10,000 tons of steel ingols daily.|out that if such a course were ternational wilizatior Embarraéses F Parley In his boy . too, ¥ ; heard Jones and Laughlin, xt\ } “From the era of hand-written | pl 1 wide enough basis it effor are b The law would be embarrassing the daily tal out Andrew Car-|that concern the rest of h letters, very indifferent train sched- . w e the extreme cons These onal Presidential| oouph to United States officials negie, then gling to establish rose as the firm expan: ules and deciedly linsted te! s and the ultra radicals too wers expire within 30 days to SiX! ¢ anv time. Bub it wi hot throligh - - S ervice,” said King, ‘we have ad- | fox . for any effective political months from the first of the year. ho pox Bipikiven /Gl Bk 18 B B nced until people now talk around | cooperation That the new Congress with it of sident Cardenas just 2. Worid adio. The men who Pledged Continved Reform huge 'Democratic majorities would' when the inter-American confer- ere in 1 business when In the campaign Roosevelt Yefuse to grant a request by thelanee was taking shape arted would not have believed ' did not specifically outline his pro- Pesident for ¢ lon is consid- » is the watchword of that uch a thing possible. 5 for a second term. But he cred unlikely. . €o! rence. Property seizure does Goes Up Ladder Govern ndon's de- ? Cabinet Due 1 not look too peaceful to American 3 hat he disclose his tenti Another important second-term! ... stRar . “Without the mechanization ¢ 1at he disclose his intention P 3 ‘1 '/ eyes, whether on this continent : problem for the President is the! . cicownero the steel industry the wonderin v ¢ ; 3 5 nprovements in commur n ar make-up of the new Cabinet. Forl mpe seizure law has a terrific improvements in communication anc SAATER Cgeas g ! i \zportation would not have been cuL'sEuM F|LM months rumors have been ‘I;‘ | double-edged impact. It provides ki ¥ g that wholesale changes in 00S+[ fin | Alkmnacne ahts Bolg § possible and we would not hav: aatt vak i Toulk Tk for compensation Where seizures Soii ahlh K ok cveelt cabine cle id marki . government control is imposed. been able to handle our immense thiEsaana inauguration 5 A b to ba e Going up the ladder, King be- L} P vhose 1ecipro-| i : |State Cordell Hull, whose recipro-|jisted for tax purposes. came a vice-president and general Yoo S e B e s | ADDADE: p manager in charge of. sales. He was cal trade pact views apparentlyi Now anyone acquainted with ‘tax s were indorsed by the electorate.|pocedure either in this counitry lor elsewhere knows that property is assessed for taxes at any level i i ‘ J i3 enthau have been rated as {X-rfom 20 per cent to its full cash yo|Bnd. st the sms A cthat tnoofs i Siay Tro Meet Adventure|cures. value. But usually far less than poration was made vice-president, S - 0g | & 2 A e ; 1 et MR e n Message to Gar- the latter. ourts have uphe the right of railroads, for instance, 0 have one value for tax purposes and another higher value upon which passenger and freight rates {are based. In Mexico the situation is report- ed as the same. Oil wells, gold and There will be a Stated Com- ,h%f’mjflh}@ Jury System.” In “A Message to Gareia,” Beery “Mend-It” party will be held al|{munication of Mt. Juneau Lodge % i e shares starring honors with Bar- Mrs. Tanner's residence on Wil-|No, 147, F. & A. M. Monday even- NOTICE bara Stanwyck and John Boles. loughby Ave., Tuesday, Dec. 15, al|ing at 7:30 o'clock. ELECTION OF GUY SMITH DRUG STORES After January lIst, 1937, and until | They are three gay adventurers 1 pm. Bring secissors, needle and THE B. M. BEHRENDS BANK, adv. Juneau, Alaska, {of high courage and glorious ro-| mance. | OFFICERS. Lecture by the Senior further notice, interest will be paid joined in an undertaking that thread. Warden. By order of the W. M. q + | lon savings deposits at the rate of changed the destinies of three MRS. CLARA McKINLEY, J. W. LEIVERS, IUNEAU (Next Cohseum Thecttre) two and one-half per cent per nations, and their adventures in —adv, Secretary. | —adv. Secretary. DOUGLAS {annum. |the tropical jungles makes a story, - A e Lode and placer tocation motices| RHODA MAY CuARK—Foot eor lor sale at The Empire office. rectionlst. 517 Goldstein Bldg. adv. | | THEATRE (r;umpe‘smostpopulaninmmr ! and America’s lady of melody... in a glorious story of a boy and girl who ' | sing their way into each other’s hearsl Adolph Zukor presents JAN KIEPURA and GLADYS SWARTHOUT ive Us This Night: win PHILIP MERIVALE . BENNY BAKER Lyrics and Music by Oscar Hammerstein IT and Brich Korngold. Directed by Alexander Hall. A Paramount Picture ALSO No Other One Will Power Alladin’s Lamp ZENITH RADIO Courtesy 'S RADIO SHOP CLIF THANK RED CROSS FOR AID DURING RECENT DISASTER cn ) s ‘ A Expression of thanks and appre- ciation to the Juneau chapter of the American Red Cross for its ter has been received by the chapter LAST TIMES TONIGHT “FEDERAL AGENT” “O’'MALLEY OF THE MOUNTED” “Great Air Mystery” M-G-M News fine work during the recent disas-| from A. J. Bates, one of the slide| victims, and Thelma Somers. Their letter read: Juneau Branch American Red Cross Juneau Alaska Dear Friends: Kindly accept our thanks and ap- | | | | | preciation for your aid in restoring | to us, in some measure, the loss of |filed by the American Smelting and our belongings in the slide of No- vember 22, 1936, It has made possible our again carrying on in the business world, the same as before our misfortune. To a wonderful organization, we again say “Thanks.” Yours very truly, A. J. BATES THELMA SOMERS RS DAUGHTER IS BORN TO EMMETT CONNORS Mrs. Emmett Counor became the mother of a seven-pound ten-ounce baby girl this morning at 10:25 o'- clock in St. Ann’s Hospital. Mrs. Connor is a former public health nurse. The father is assistant ( wharfinger at the city dock. Christmas Gift Suggestions Nt Give Electrical! —Thor Foldaway Irener —Easy Washer —General Electric Mixer Set —Graybar Sewing Machine : —General Electric Home Worksh: Stock limited on account of Marine Strike! ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER COMPANY Big Smelting Incorporates: in B'rritm*y i American Planning’ Exten- sixe Development in Goodpaster Region Articles of licorporation were Refining Company with thé Terri- torial Auditor today, néming R. H. Geoghegan of Fairbanks as Al- aska agent and placing capital stock at $72,400,000. Head office is in New York City. Filing.fee and tax for filing cost of company 18855, one of the largest fees paid in the Territory. The company, which owns the Tacoma smelter and gets much of the gold from Alaska, the past season acquired a large block ‘of the best claims in the rich' Goed- paster coiintry near Fairbanks and is reported planning extensive de- velopment. USSR M T Give “Holeproof” Hoslery. _ adv. ————————— Try The Empire classifieds for fuick results. 45 SHOP NOW