The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 20, 1937, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1937 mODfiS 6 MO(MENT FITTED COATS FOR EASTER The fitted flared coat is “tops” in spring fashions. This one, de- signed by Helen Cookman, is made of black wool and trimmed at the shoulder line and cuff With black velvet romes. It buttons straight down the front from a high turn-over neckiine. The little black straw toque has twin jeweled clips caught on the brim. Car- nelian glace gloves complete the costume. 3 | KRONQUISTS HEAR OF FIRE BY RADIO IN FINLAND l Fred Kronquist and son Franz | |of Douglas who visiting in Fin- | {land, were heard from in the last I i I 3 DOUGLAS | NEWS BIBLE PICTURES TO BE SHOWN AT EASTER SERVICE mail by Mr. Kronquist’s son, Urho,! and they tell of receiving the news| ‘of the big fire here by radio on J. February 24, the day after the fire. They had just received a new radio! from New York, and set it up on (the 23d. The message came to Ithem from London, England. Further news from Finland inti- mated that Franz Kronquist may return home from the Old Country s summer bringing a bride with Mr. Floyd Gillman announced this morning that he will &‘ml(lu(t‘ a Good Friday service for i the Government next Friday evening will show another pictures during the se ing colored reproductions of famous | ifintings of Bible scenes of ahe{ life of Chuist. The public is invited to the service. NC 'l() HAVE MEETING IN JUNEAU TONIGHT Mayor A. of the City Council are to get to- 2 gether tonight for a meeting in WEST SECTION OF TOWN N. Lester Troast’s office in Juneau THREATENED BY nm,'m discuss building plans for Doug- A roof blaze in the Granberg|las. They expect to take the 7:40 | attend - DOUGLAS PRESBYTERIAN ' | MISSiON DAVID WAGGONER, Minister Sunday services: residence about 3 o'clock yesterday ‘b‘h to lun. au. afternoon was discovered _just n g time to prevent another dangemus fire in the community. A fihong Taku wind was prevailing but fur- tunately Mrs. Herman Weiss saw| the fire at the start and rushed out AsK FREEDOM to spread the alarm. Herman Sa-| vikko passing by at the moment brought the news down-town and ! DATE EA L'E in a remarkably short time volun-| teer firemen were at the scene and on the roof with chemicals, exting-! X uishing the blaze. Damage to just|President Quezon Wants a small part of the roof was thU Ind d Moved Ui only casualty. ndepenaence ove P Ii can well be r “"‘] from 1946 to "38 or '39 following the bad i of 'Granberg’s buildings ad_\ommg WASHINGTON March 20 ~Ad- his own residence burned when &|ministrative officials agreed with high wind prevailed and only by president Manuel Quezon of thel; hard work was the west end of th‘pm“ppmes to ask Congress to move town saved from destruction. |the independence date for the Is- N e S S ‘lands from 1946 to 1938 or ’39. Should this be done, General ’ nflug'as ch“rch I {Douglas MeArthur would hasten to Manlla to organize Island defense (& Il General McArthur set out two ervlnas | |years ago to make the invasion of ;the Islands too expensive for any 3 foe. s Yoz thi n| He aimed to create a force of ml’l{s(;u%ee l'eceivetis b;nu;:\: ;ox::ll:;;e 20,000 professional soldiers and 4C0- not later than 10 o'clock Saturday 000 trained reservists by 1946. morning to guarantee change o A reciprocal trade agreement con- sermon topics, etc. templated would provide for com- mercial relations after the inde- ST, LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH | Pendence of the Islands. Philip- 1:30 p.m—Sunday School. 'pine sugar, coconut oil and other 2:30 p.m.—Vesper service and ger- |Products would be for a nonprefer- mon. ential basis, whereas now they en- ter without duty. e FOR CHAPELADIES Mrs. Gerald Banta will entertain 'the Chapeladies on next Wednesday 1:30 p.m.—Bible School. |night, March 24, at her home at 2:30 p.m.—Preaching service. Auk Lake. All are welcome in these services.| I T . S | Opium is now sold by the gov- emnment in China but only to li- censed smokers, who must cure themselves before 1940, when all itrade in opium is scheduled to be *suppressed (e DOUGLAS COMMUNITY CHURCH I. W. RISVOLD, Pastor. 11:00 a.m~—Sunday School and! services. Everybody welcome. | JUNEAU DOUGLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH | St. Aloysius Church {| MELODY HOUSE 9:30 a.m.—Holy Mass. || ~ Music and Electric House = | 12:45 a.m—Sunday School. (Next Gastineau Hotel) Friday, 7:30 pm., Lenien devo-|| Mrs Pigg Phone 65 tions, ' Iz - i. Goetz and members | BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG W e SUMPN JEEPERS T LEFT MY WALLET VP \N TH' HOTEL-- NOU GOT ANY DOLGH WITH \ou, snu:w 3 7 q chNTEST VUTE : MEXICO TOUR, NEARING END {Little Change Among Lead- ers in Empire Count Made Today The big Daily Alaska Empi | Good Will Contest and On To Mexi- wu Tour will soon be entering the {last week and anything may hap- | pen. | In today's tabulation of votes ver |little change is noted in the stand 'mg< of leading contenders in the {race and heavier balloting is ex-| pected when all candid let loose the fuil strength of their voting | power. | Anchorage Winners It's “On To Mexicc” for Peggy Marsch and Alma Mary Mitchell as! |the winners of the major prizes for il,he contest recently sponsored by the Anchorage Daily Times and the leading merchants of Anchorage. Everything of the Outside world will be new to Peggy when she mnkes this trip as the pretty brunette win- | ner was born in Seattle but came | to Alaska when she was four years old and has lived in Anchorage ever | since, with the exception of three | jmonths of her childhood spent in | INSTALLS ALL.: NQPE -- NARY & COPPER: BUT DON'T WERRY {EASTERN STAR HOMECOMING IS e DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE'S . 0 GOOD WILL CONTEST L4 AND ON TO MEXICO TOUR Following is the list of co testants and their standin, all votes counted up to 6 o’clock last night: Lynch, Lucille Whitfield, Betty Danner, Rosa Bodding, Ger Hansen, Clara Lindstrom, Margaret densen, Birdie Edwards, Phylis Pusich, Helen 844.350 789,050 723,400 722,350 676,950 239,250 85,150 55,000 26,150 25,760 20,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 . 20,000 | {Dinner and Lodge Will Be! : | Followed by Concert by 1 o Baclanova Solovieff | . Masons, their wives ¥ at the Scot- uesday night Homecoming Temple ifor the n Star | Dinner Alwi iStar dinners of lodge rcad\ made will be Ea ble affairs, Eastern Green, Dorothy Haviland, Edjth . Kneeland, Beverly Lea, Meriam Sutherland, § one, May ® 000 0000000 mber Reservations al- indicate that the dinner no cxeception to the there will be the usual Al the MARTHA SOCIETY harge of the ‘Rub(‘ W\l( r vli; Mr Olaf NEW OFFICERS {Plans Made at Meetmg Yes-w With ¢ > committee planning Homecoming Din Seward., Dancing is Peggy's favorite lmbbyw }and has confided that Nelson Edd\ is her favorite Hollywood star and | {that Carole Lombard is tops among {her choice_of lady stars. { When Mary Alma Mitchell onlexm the sunny southland, it will be a homecoming for the pretty blond | girl with the southern accent. Mary | |Alma’s drawl will cause no com- |ment there, for it was authentically | |acquired in Texas, where she spent |most of her life before coming to Alaska. Mary Alma, an accomplish- | ed musician, hopes to hear nation-| |ally famous musical organizations| | while on her trip and regarding Hol- lywood, says Ronald Coleman is| her favorite male actor and Norma Ehearer ranks first among the ladies. Ask For Votes The Daily Alaska Empire’s Good Will and On To Mexico votes may {be had when paying your subscrip- tion. They cost you absolutely nothing over and above the' regu-| lar price of the Daily Alaska Em- \pire.. See thal you get the votes when paying your subscription, and, in the case of new subscribers, a bonus vote is issued in addition to the regular number as stipulated in the regular schedule—these votes, xwhon cast, may help your favorite |“On To Mexico” as guests of the Daily Alaska Empire, cooperating with the Alaska Steamship Com- pany, The Northern Pacific Railway and the Southern Pacific Company. | INCREASED GAS TAX-I$ VETOED Covernor Martin Acts on Measure that Would Have Paid Over Five Million OLYMPIA, Wash, March 20— Gov. Clarence D. Martin has vetoed the bill increasing the gasoline tax half a cent and thereby forcing |revision of the State road program. The bill would have raised $5,- 500,000 to add to 2,000 miles of sec- ondary roads to the state system. Gov. Martin approved adding to the roads but said they could be kept up with available funds. The state gas tax remains at five cents. ————— ATTENTION VOTERS If you have changed residence since last Municipal election be sure to notify City Clerk. You cannot vote in your present precinct if not so registered. Phone the informa- tion to. 88. A, W. HENNING, adv. City Clerk, FLAT for rent — Inquire Charles Goldstein Fur Store. INWASHINGTON terday for Annual }";:':U ph i (,hurch Dmner ‘ assured s. Ray Peterman was mu.nh-d? ,uluxt n[ the Martha Society | year at the meetin: of the organization in the parlor of the Northern Light Presbyter {Church Friday afternoon. Other new officers i |Mrs. N. Lester Troast, Fir President; Mrs. E, J. Cowling, Sec: ond Vice-President; Mrs. Kenneth Junge, Secretary, d Mrs. Eliza- |beth Thompson, Treasurer. | At the meeting yesterday, preced- ed by a no-host luncheon in the 3 church parlors, several new mem- {bers were welcomed to the group of Presbyterian women. Plans for the annual church din- ! ner were made. At the annual affair to which all| Northern Light Presbyterian church members and friends are invited an enjoyable evening .o e WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Meet Monday, March at 8 p.m. All Moose invited to social after meeting GERTIE OLSON, adv. Recorder For Every Purse and Every Purpose PACIFIC COAST COAL CO. PHONE 412 {the annual reports of all depa; ments of the church will be made.| Mrs, Ray G. Day was appointed chairman of the committee in charge of t.he dinner, i B l'ORESTER RETURNS “W. A. Chipperfield, District Ran- ger for the U. 8. Forest Service in the Admiralty Division of Tongass National Forest, returned to Ju- neau from Sitka aboard the steam- er North Sea. He left Juneau a week ago in charge of a work pa; aboard the Forest Service vessel Ranger IX that was to install a trap for Dolly Varden trout in a stream at Sukoi Inlet. e AFTER NEW BUS ‘Walter Bacon, operator of the Channel Bus Line here, is among the passengers leaving Juneau for Seattle aboard the steamer North Sea. He is making a short business trip to the States, his principal pur- pose being the purchase of a new bus to be put into operation here this summer. —————— Cabaret Dance tonite at the Ter- minal. ttract a large group ~=== Baclanova ! he ! Bodding as | GET YOUR FREE copy of valu || = able instruction booklet. “The Easy Wt!”' to Wash Blankets Pabst Famous Draught Beer CABLSON HAWN'T TH\S YORE COAT, MISTER 22 T JES COTCHED A SHIF'LESS SKONK TRYW To SNEAK OFF WIFE W\T-- BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL EVENT TUESDRY = in Need of DIESEL OlIL—UTAH COAL GENERAL HAULING - STORAGE and CR. 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BATES Worshipful Master; JAMES W .hlVL S, qmremry MOUNE REBZRAN: Perseverance Lodge bo 2 A meet overy second and feurth Wednes day, I. O. O. P. ITall. EDNA M BUTTS, Noble Grand; MILDRE3! CASHEN, Sccrewx Juneau Ice Cream Parlors Ice Cream, Soft Drinks, Candy COFFEE SHOP Perc: Reynolds, :uyq-r : d TSl gy RELIABLE mfl! Our_trucks go any any time. A tank for Ok and a tank for Crude O#f save burner trouble. \ PHONE 149; NIGHT 48 ! 'WHEN IN A’ CALL COLE FOR OIL! 34 plus or 27 gravity, in any amount , . . GUICK} { COLE TRANSFER Phone 3441 or Night 1803 1 —-—l u Vs Paint We sMave It IDEAL PAINT SHOP | PHONE 549 PR TYTCAY Y T e at very reasonable rates 1 FRONT STREETS — “The (‘)Mhln( Man” Home of Hart Schafiner and Vatch and Jewelry PAUL BLOEDHORN 4 GARB\GE JE HAULED Reasonable Monthly Rates E. 0. DAVIS TELEPHONE 217 Phons 763 " New York Life INSURANCE KEITH G. WILDES ? 1 f 1 to Dinner BRI JUNEAU-YOUNG i Hardware Company PAINTS.-QI~—G! 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