The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 12, 1937, Page 8

THE ALASKA DAILY | E, FRIDAY, FEB. 12; 1937. mems move for defense loans &p- I GHEAT BRITAIN DEFENSE LOAN IS PEACE MOVE Big Sum Wlll Be Spent on War Defense as ‘Big Stick’ to Enforce Europe Peace LONDON, Feb. 12.—~Great Britain i§ reported in informed circles to be preparing for war expenditures of between six and eight billion dollars in the next five years as a “bigstick” to enforce peace in Europe. A huge drive for armsments was launched yesterday follgwing quicks Iy on the heels of the Government's request of Parliament of a two bil- lion dollar defense loan. The nation’s defense expenditures peared today in several quarters,; tnc]udlng a News-Chronicle edi- | Mumu-ne bombers roared througn the night over Bedford traffic and picked their way along darkened streets in secret tests of air mld precautions. At a Wimbledon tea party four hundred guests donned gas masks as a stunt to popularize their dis- tribution for use by every man, wo- man and child in the nation. - CLIFFORD LEAVING FOR WEST ON YUKON Earle Olifford; who represents the Zellerhagh paper company and Dunham, Carrigan and Hayden Hardware Company in Alaska is} leaving fonight- on the: Yukon for the Westward on"a business trip Before returning to his Juneau headquarters, Mr. Clifford will call on various accounts to the Westward including Seldovia, Kodiak, and An- Guokmgfllass {PATCO RF.THRNS Demonstrations (TO HER FLYINGE ~ Arg Scheduled'BUSINESS TODAY| {One Will Bc Held Tonight,|Simmons B Sé i Other Tomorrow After- | and Freeb;ll:lgsm_{::;z [ noon in N L. Church to Hawk Inlet, Hoonah Cooking demmmuonl under the | direction of Miss Vena L. Crene will] Making her' first dommerci: be held tonight at 7:30 o'clock and|flight since being rebuilt, the' Alas: repeated afternoon at 1:30 ka Air Transport Stinson seaplan: o'clock in the parlors of the Nfir"’l'gpflow by Sheldon. Simmdns, too) ern Light Presbyterian Church. _ioff ‘rom Juneau this afternoon The recipes will include three dif4112:30 oclock wilh w 8. Pekovic | ferent e!d dishes, ul v‘rhityuq( apd: 4 4s ! passengers fresh vegetables, valentine and, s, salads, cheérry ple, jell{mroll upslde- ik Thiet; eyl 1 down cake, and valen! es. urnlng Following the demomtrl'flon! mo}::t flew u{?’gw:t ;)“Ho;.x!:: Gold Shield cookies and coffee Will o4 9.15 oolock with Don Wrigh Pay'n Takit GEORGE BROTHERS will exceed eight hundred and fifty | chorage, and make a brief trip to| milfion dollars for the year end- |Fairbanks. ing March 30. | Mr. Clifford plans to return to| First opposition. to the Govern-|Juneau in about five weeks. RO, GOOD VISION With Added Beauty We offer-a splendid service in supplying glasses that are not only corrective but becoming, as well. Nothing a0 quickly makes the features drawn and careworn as impaired vision, Noth- ing 80 quickly preserves the youthful appear- ance as properly fitted glasses. Call Today for an Appointment! Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson OPTOMETRIST Office Ludwig Nelson’s Jewelry Shop "l"illlllimfi"lill"flffllllllIfllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII" Phone 331 | nia grocery and Halvorsen's are fur- These will be the last demonstra-' tions until the latter part of Apru —————————— | In honor of Mra. W. W. Council, who i3 leaving on v.lh 'lukon nex JSABEHENS STAR week for the south, J.. W. Gueker 'm m at dmntr MAY BET LOANS wAsl-nNo’roN m. 12-Presi- |dent Roosevelt has signed; the bill creating a twenty millton dollar cor- poration to-make loans -t4 ‘vietims of the Ohio-Mississippl river floods. Thirty First Annual Ball JUNEAU VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT ELKS’ HALL TONIGHT @ You may depend on the BEST OF MUSIC il ‘_y RANDS’ ORCHESTRA! t”-’? ti : s v g M R o T e e wi? o $ be served to all present. The CRUfOr- 5 “myany ward and Roy Wrigl rs and was due bacl as nge: nishing ¢he supplies and the awards. ‘at Junenu this afternoon at 3:3 Afi.er being forced by snow stay overnight at Hirst-Chichago: Simmons returned to Juneau in t gdf, and Paul Sorenson and M Mike Tomlinovich from Hirs! Chichagof. ————— IN UHIUI.E PIN -'Mrs. Kaufmann, Miss Paul- son To iskins and Mocking Birds Win Consistent rolling of a high ord total of 1373 pins as they swept _|thelr match with the Skylarks. Mrs. Williams’ total of 498 equaled the mark of Mrs. Frank Dufresne ‘|for second place 'scoring laurels, while another ‘Sagehen, Miss elvi Paulsen chalked up the hi single ‘'game of the night, 185. Mrs. Dufrésne and the Siskins tvery neariy swept their opening match against the Waxwings, fail- {ing by only three points in the, in- termediate -encounter. The Mgck- M $3.75 Case - DARIGOLD BORDEN’S—Large Tins 12 for 980 MEAT DEPARTMENT 38¢ 2 Dozen 65¢ FRESH MEDIUM EXTRAS DIRECT FROM FARM FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES LETTUCE 2 for 250 Large Solid Heads.... CABBAGE CAULIFLOWER 35¢ 30°¢ 25° ing Birds, led by Mrs. Dolly Kauf- = |mann, mocked the Siskins by tak- ,lng two games from the Robins. A 'Mrs. Kaufmann was high lady of the night with her 503 total, the only score above the five cenfury line. The next scheduled toufne matches at the Elks’ are for Sa urday evening, when four squads from the Rookies Circuit will hol forth. Scores last night were: Siskins 181 133 m—m . 1568 146 114— 418 Mrs. Dufresne .. Mrs. Stewart . | Totals ... ! Waxwings Mrs. Petrich ... 135 144 Miss Apland ... 97 118 Mrs. Coughlin .. 138 138 Birds 72 149~ 183— 503 2 ‘108 96 333 Miss Goodwin - 177 156 125 458 - . 487 413 3931298 Totals ...... Skylarks Mrs. Reynolds 143 162 146— 451 Mrs. Brown ... 105 132 111— 348 Mrs. Messersch't 193 145 141— 479 Mrs, Williams 181 168 Miss Green ... 136 108 Miss Paulsen ... 131' 185 ACHING HEADS AND. SPOTTY EYES . Don’t let wnutipmon ruin your health. Read Mr. Davidson’s mes- sage o! cheer: “Kellusg s ALL- Jodsend to ever had. Believe me, I will be & booster for Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN 88 long as I live!”—C. T. Davidson, 722 N St., Sacramento, Calif, Common constipation may lead |= diseases. Unplenunt bmth, lotchy complexions, s; ore the eyes—are only Joro- of worse to come. Conquer constipation with a de- lieioul, ready-to-eat cereal — Kel- loj BRAN. Simply eat two tal poonfull daily —in chronie cases with every meal. Serve it with milk or fruits. Cook into ap- petizing muffins, breads, ete, . 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