The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 1, 1937, Page 6

POLLY AND HER PALS THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY jAN 1, 1937. 'I”C"( A »—LJL_ 2 BUNDLE O' THOSE TCURIST ROAD MAPS AN' WENT TO HIS ROOM WITH 'EM. TAK N} A TRIP I | ‘\\ \\H‘[) to room and board chil- | easonable rates, schooling ed Minfield Home, Lena h or write Minnie Field, Box Juneau. WANT AUS WANT AD IN FORMATION B 63, gold Into mm- Nugget Shop. TURN your ola or trade at Count five average words to the line Daily MISCELLANEGUS FURTHER pupils for either or children’s classes art or ad- vanced color will do well to en- roll before January 4. See Love- joy, Coliseum Bldg., Room B Phone 4951. rate per line for consecutive i One day 10¢ Additional days 5¢ Minimum charge .50¢ ist be in the office by 2 the afternoon to insure ) same day. ads over listed in or and want- please yer, Can mink them ou with J. H Bay, Alaska number. |ANYONE ing to communicate Windham handle any having telephone farm telephone pt ns Phone 374—Ask for Ad-taker. i : MIMEOGRAPHING? Phone 4951 Or leave orders J. B. Burford Co. In case of error or if an ad been stopped before ex- fon, advertiser please noti- his office (Phone 374) at same will be given has Realistic Perma- | Finger wave, 50c Beauty Shop, telephone | , 315 Decker Way. GUARANTE atter ’IHY D \IL\' '\LASI.A I\T"A]’! PIANO lesom ciassical or pop Beginners' fall cl s now start- ing. Phone 544. Ruth Wood. LGST AND OUND _Ubr Lumn or keys on ring. Please return to Empire office. FOR SALE ablished | Terms if 207 bar and desired rV) @ SALE Junch room Write Empire L FOR SALE—28-foot Columbia Riv- er type 9-foot beam,’ r mo , $25000.] " Confuciv uire 1039 Ter T {form of & | philcsophe FIRST offer s two-| s room cabin. 838 Basin Road S o ARSI . Alaska Music Supply Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Pianos—Musical Instruments 1 933 Pontiac, two-door | uring sed A-1 rs Motor Co. ition. s e r 10 00 00 e Steamer Movements NORTHBOUND No steamer northbound. . SCHEDULED SAILINGS @ North Star scheduled to sail @ . from Seattle January 6. ¢ SOUTHBUUND SALLINGS ® Prince: Norah scheduled to » o arrive at 11 o'clock tonight e and sails south at midnight. @ e Gen. W. C. Gorgas scheduled ® @ southbound about Janu . 6or 7. . LOCAL SAILINGS » Estebeth leuves every Wednes- ® |+ day night at 6 p. m, for Sitka and wayports. . | ® Dart Jeaves every Friday at ® “ 7 a. m. for Petersburg, Kake ® and wayports. e ee c o 00 00 e v . TIDES TOMORROW feet feet feet feet 36 a 31 p. 44 p. - JONES LATEST TARGET KING Hail Ha High tide Low tide 10 DAYTON, O, Jan. 1 WHFRE ViH AT, 3HZ WOT'g * INVESTIGATORS BEGIN PROBING : RAILROAD DEALS Bottle Maker Suddenly Finds Himself Head of Big System—Why ? WASHINGTON, Jan. 1-—Senale investigators have set out to pres- ent the Van Sweringen railroad empire as ade to order” samp m jockeyed about by who know little or noth- 1al operation of th they coutrol. It was not a piece of investiga- tional blundering that prompted the Senate committee to call to the stand first the famous bottle mak- »rge A. Ball, who for a pit- ad come into control of and industrial empire with ions beyond his dreams “HIGH FINANCE” maker of bottles 1s familiar to many was the name of remedy for aches and uddenly he somehow as an operator of rail- Oh, high finance had was a whose name 3 housewife rite By CLIF’F STERRETT I'M LOST SOM—WHERES IN VERMONT T THINK ! arles Thomas 1i in the way of al activity is scheduled for T0 RECOVER COLONIES I8 Propaganda Has Already| Started Right in Hit- ler's Kealm BERLIN, Jan. 1. — ‘As Germany | pusiies her doublesbarreled drive for. . self-sufficiency hundreds of thousands of posters on walls and billboards, in shopwindows and of: fices urge citizens to think about colonies. Editorial columns of newspapers, | too, are 1. ng greater siress on m}unies. Articles describe the s state of affairs in Liberia, not yet! anyone’s colony., These do not go, so far as to suggest that Liberia ought to become a German colony, but their home is reminiscent. of {earlier Italian descriptions of the low state of civilizaton in Ethiopia. No Contradiction Even cigarette manufacturers are distributing colonial propaganda. In small packages of certain brands of cigarettes the smoker finds one or more small colored pictures of plants, people, costumes, or scenery NAZPS PLAN 'm Germany’'s former colonies. | At first glance this drive on col- ‘onies simultaneously with a drive for dndependence from imported raw | materials appears contradictory. If the four-year plan to get Germany’s raw materials out of Germany’s soil, as, for instance, through con- version of coal into gasoline and | wood fiber, into wool, is suceessful, then will there be any need Tor col- | onies? | The answer is found in Hitler's oft -quoted book, “My Struggle.” Colonies may be a source of raw | materials in peace-time, he points out, but Germany's World War ex- |perience teaches how disastrous it ‘1s to depend on raw materials from |overseas in a war emergency. Seek New Industries -| But in time of peace colonies can provide those additional markets |and additional raw materials which {might mean the difference between | mere exstence and prosperity. What Germany is going to devel- |op, optimistic Nazis say, is a whole list of domestic raw materials which |will be “substitutes” only in the sense that mortar between bricks is a substitute for mud, window glass a substitute for oiled paper, (](Clllul} a substitute for candles, —ee North Carolina ranks 40th among states in expendMures per child for public education, - - Permanent Waves $2.50 up. Phone 666. —adv. TWO LARGE MAnmE AIRWAYS, Inc. SEAPLANES offer DEPENDABLE FAST SERVICE to SEATTLE AND ALL Authorized U s. POINTS IN ALASKA M An‘ Carriers PHONES: 623—106—Hangar 106-2 rings ALEX HOLDEN Pilots——GENE MEYRING a concert series planned featuring top-notch tickets selling as low as 20 cents. The le by the huge seating capacity of the wakened interest in music due to Charles Wagner, New York s which includes such artists as wnd John Charles Thomas, vocalists, and Doris star, who appears dance revue, and Supplies where | Phone 206 2 W. Second hooting w | & sTen > wenty-nine f Alton, Ill, Hale C. oo§, 190-pound husky who's built|{ture Senator a Minnesota fullback, did not{inv tion, wanted to draw. Tes- vin any e particular tournament|tim security deals, of new o gain the 1oyal trapshooting dis-|corporations formed to govern des- | rjens of other corporations, of drib- | bles of money somehow able toledy. into the job, mercy but certainly not of his him knows how, swn desire, That is pr kin 1d f g | Jones tr room house on Basir Phone 330, FOR SALE: Road. Reasonable FOR RENT Alaska Air Transport, Inc. SEAPLANES FOR CHARTER 7-Place Lockheed Vega the sort of pic- | eeler, chief of the | e R | “Smiling Service” , RENT—Real warm two-room ! Bert’s Cash Grocery nished apartment with bath PHONE 105 o three-room cabin with elec- | | Free Delivery range. See Mike Vagge, 513|™ TOR Juneau | 4 R DL ool 3 There have been 97 destructive Whether actual confusion €x-|fl50ds and eleven droughts in Kan- target oughby Ave. a5 L —- RAL MOTORS and MAYTAG PRODUCTS W P JOHNSON GENE White APARTMENT for rent, | Apart- | [ rtments. Inquire at , or Bon Marche. Nice quiet heated 4 est 114 West| = || oo . Compounaed FIESCRI : FOR RENT — rcom for gentleman. 6th St. Phone 330. + FOR REN1—Fo 2 furnished | house in Douglas. Hot water heat. | See Joe Wehern. | exactly as written large room| after 5 P. M. four 187 FURNISHED % : by your house. Phone R HOUSE for rent—$25.00. Corner Third and Harris. Inquire Os-| borne, Nugget Shop. | Jueau Drug Co. | R4 Pipe Thawing Day ‘or’ Night™ WELDING ALASKA ARC WELDERS Phone 379 FOR RENT—5 room, anfurnished house. Call at Juneau I\’L\lbl(“ Work or Phone 246. FOR RENT-—3 er, disncs, oath. Reasor APARTMENT fo: Building. FOR RENT—Small apartment, cosy and modern, reasonable. Write Empire S 138. | VACANCY MacKinnon Apart-| ments, furnished. { RHODA MAY CrarK—root ccr | Ludwig Nelson rectionlsi. 517 Goldstein Blde. adV. | | wATCUMAKER and JEWELER FOR RENT—Seven rooms, furnish- | ed of which two rooms can be; sublet for housekeeping, Some Juneau, Alaska higher tr lay target Shooting at ered with the Amateur T ng Association here, racked 2519 from the six nark for an average of 3,100 registered targets Thus, for the eleventh straight car, it required an average of 08 yer cent or better to gain, high- veraged honors. A year ago, it Walter Beaver, former Grand -an Handicap Champion from n, Pa., who won with an av- of 9868 on 5,100 registered argets In fact, regis- apshol Jones en-yard 9978 on Amer Berwy: raj a flat average of 98 per. cent, which means only two misses ut of every 100 targets shot at, ould have given a shooter this r no better than tenth place in ')w nation. LOST; FOUND. PORTLAND, Oregon, Jan. 1. A leat purse containing $5.06, which has traveled from Eastern Oregon to Boston, by way of the o its rightful owner. This purse lost at sheep shearing time last spring by C. E. Corbett of Pro- mise. He had forgotten his loss when C. H. Zurcher, a wool buyer, was saying that a purse had been found in a shipment of wool. Zurcher trac- »d the shipment to Corbett and ar- ranged for him to recover his purse Panama Canal soon will be returned | seceived word from a Boston firm | ontrol r coal and g wheat and oil, all was the whole lapse. How does anybody remember to| put new ties in the roadbed? How can a Cleveland bottle astute as he may be in his own system should not col- refrigerator cars are needed in Texas in early January to handle the midwinter turkey pool? | AIMED TO PRumviE REMEDY Wheeler, Senatorial showman, ex- pects his picture of apparent con-; fusion to result in public pressure on his colleagues to vote for a rem- CANADIAN PACIFIC SAILING: TO VANCOUVER, VICTORIA and SEATTLE From Juneau PRINCESS NORA January 2 Tickeus, reservations and full particulars from V. W. MULVIHILL, Agent JUNEAU trains loaded with intended to arouse amazement that | maker, | field, understand that hundreds of | ists in operation of the system ldoubtless could be debated for months but the Montana Senator nad a chance for a graphic show, {and made the most of it. He and many other public tig- | has in the last 90 years, board. ures have grown extremely restle: Cigm at the complex financial structur [that has been built upon many | Cigare“e! railro: . They look upon it as a| | trend toward mnl\m,- the actual‘ Cdndy railroad more and more of a pawn | |in the play of big-time financial | iopr-rntmx‘. nd likely to injure pub- Cards lic confidence in railroad invest- I ments. | They will follow the show with 'a remedy in the form of legislation calling for stiffer Government su- N E w | pervision of railroad financing, elimination of many cor poxat(' | wheels within wheels. A n c I lc | Government ownership of rail-| roads is in the minds of a few, but they won't let that propositiop (come too far forward yet, unless quSt Fmous {they need it as a prod to put Draug:‘\_t Beer |across their more immediate legis- o n Tap i " e JIMMY ilnlion. Permeaent Waves $2.50 up. Phone —adv. S . - e, s News Today—Lkmpire. according to a report by the state palnning The First National Bank JUNEAU 6-Place Bellanca Skyrocke? 4-Place Stinson “Patco” U. S. PHONES, Juneau Hangar, 613; MAIL Night and Day Office, 587 SHELDON SIMMONS Chief Pilot “JIMMY” RINEHART Pilot HAROLD R. BROWN, Agent'. Alaska Transportatlon Compafly ‘ Sailings Indefinitely Cancelled Due to Strike D. B. FEMMER Agent PHONE 114 Night nmmz NO STRIKE Scheduled Air Service TO mTERIOR ALASKA WINTER SCHEDULES NOW IN EFFECT Reduced Passenger Fares to Many Points | ® CAPITAL—$50.000 and money. furniture for sale. Davis Apts. | Phone 2551. Chatham Nwafts Yransporiation Oa‘ “M. S.DART” Leaves. Femmer Dock every P‘rld.ny Juneau Radio Service | || ' For Your RADIO Troubles z 0 R l c | 122 Second St—Next door to | DRY CLEANING — —_— & | 2 VACANT apartments at the Sea= view. Furnished apartments rea- sonable. —— ——— | San Francisco Bakery | FOR RENT—T7-room partly furn- ished house. $30.00. Third and | Harris. See Steinbeck. VACANT apartments at the Grand, Gross and Coliseum apartments. Inquire at Coliseum office or Phone either 61 or 3101. Between Noine, Flat, Fairbanks and Juneau PAA Planes are always within 100 miles of one of o ll radio stations, all manned'by expenenced obéra PACIFIC ALASKA ~ ATRWAYS Traffic Office GASTINEAU ‘HOTEL—Phone 106 LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE 300 Rooms . 300 Baths from $2.50 Special Weekly Rates ALASKANS LIKE THE Leave Auk Bay: A.M.—T7:00, 8:15; P.M.—12:30, 4:15. Saturday Special 6:45 pm. wave Juneau: AM. — 7°30. 9:30; 2.M.—2:30, 5. Saturday Special 10:00 p.m. First Bus Sundays and Holidays' Free Delivery leaves Juneau at 9:30 AM. JUNEAU CASH GROCERY CASH GROCERS i Corner Second and Seward Streets PHONE 58 SURPLUS—$75.000 * |at 7 a. m. for Petersburg, Kake, Port| HOTEL ZYNDA " | e & ACCOUNTS Washing Phone 708 Junvaa or 71 Douiufi - |4:15, 5:15, 6:15, 7:15, i White Spot po 10:40, 11:40; P.M.—12:40, 2:10, AL Asx A Glacler Highway 655 [ J St i o PR : Preght. voeived Rot s than 4 COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ELEVATOR SERVICE Soft [ MATIGEN 55 MEAR Fheor S8 SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES 8. ZYNDA, Prop. ' Water CHANNEL BUS LINE : = Leave Juneau: A.M.—7: 15,8:00, ! 2% Pald on 110:15, 11:15; P.Ma—-lfi:IS,a‘is E mgs 9 i 11:15, 12:00 midnight. Leavo Douglas A.M.—1:40, 8:40, Accounts LIQUOR STORE Yol“‘ 40, 840, 640, 1ok, e, 0 0. PHONE Prompt Delivery PHONE 35 L