The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 26, 1937, Page 4

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1937 Daily Alaska Empire s Cuiiins e o it 0 B P Eo S vl 1 ¥ aone oo Al 2 slas] 'es a minimum in S nd of : H D - | " > ““3tRTHDAY| 20 Years Ago | H ANONG 15 TOURSSTS || Pay’n Takit e v soih v 5 S i SN =D FETE L ears Ago | Horoscope ay’n RO! . BEN e Alaskans more than any other people under thel g, “poupire extends congrafiild- ¥ { ‘ ABOARD NORTH SEA ¥ . Sundny by the EMPIRE Stars and Stripes owe aviation a debt of gratitude. |tions ana best wishes today, ‘M'i From The Empire LI e dtive ineline { PHONES 92 or %5 nd Main Streets, Junea., i "5 : e ! he fifteen tourists k- 3 birthday anniversary, to the follow- | . * o el 1 Saong i e Free Delive 3 SIASES AN a L There isn’t much difference between the foreigner|ing: e ! T | but do not compel” | 'm; the round trip from Seattle to Fresh Meats Gr?éeries ] Bntered in the Post Office in Juneau as Second Class v conae his money back to the old country for save AR, i’ : £ Bkl ] 4 Sitka aboard the steamer North|{ j . Wi 4 % i matier PE AT yEriglne : i Alaaka wba XY 20 Fifteen new members had been |Sea are Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Pite of| § wi0u0TS, Wines and Beer T SUBSCRIPTION RATES. G O e o enrolled by the Douglas Island Red) ~ THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1937 Seattle. He is a prominent attorney | § W€ Sell for LESS Because Delivered in carrier in Juneau and Douglas for $1.25 per month. By postage paid, at the following rates £12.00; six months, in advance, $6.00; will promptly notify ity in the delivery Business Office, 3 ASSOCIATED PRESS. s Office 7 ~ other big year. buy's his goods Outside. Except, the alien probably has a better reason. Reports of a $15,000 cleanup in the Anchorage re- gion indicates that Alaska is well on the way for an- | Sylvia Berg Mary Rudolph Jerry Green Alice Ann Goldstein Mrs. John Runquist Walter C. Peterson Pasco Lucy Tom W. Haines which more than 75 women were assembled. Many inquiries had been pouring lin concerning the annual excursion |to Whitehorse on the occasion of Cross Society at the Silver Tea, for| We sSell for CASH This is a mixed,day in planetary in the Puget Sound metropolis. influences, according to astrology. Other roundtrip passengers on It is more fortunate for women than the steamer are: Doris Beeman, for men. (Seattle nurse; Miss Leona Metcalf, in the early hours girls should Miss Bessie Jordan, Mrs. Frank George Brothers Leader Dept. Store use their best energies, especially Bayley, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Fry, those who are in schools and col- Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Rogers, H. A. 1"{ v entitled to the use for |the celebrati ing George V. gt B Less worry about strike rumors and more energy Jthe celebration of King George V.o - Bucey, and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon SIGR s s published § o ss Wi g s o s fave cons! - Parrish. | 1 — dividends in the y-at-home gn. i A MR s e E 58 1 ; —_ g R S L RS DAILY LESSONS - | juneau for several vears conbocted|yomen, 1t encourages _executive GOING TO CORDOVA OUR RESPONSIBILITY” | 1 Cens IN ENGLISH ot N e R oo ability which will be manifested' M. R. V. Haxis, wife of the|| Shattuck Bldg. Phone 315 | ___—_e“‘ i “HT 2 -”"ld er M‘T Zubi ,h b Jlater in supreme service for the pub- Purser aboard the Alaska Line IR . | By W. L. Gordon 1 QUCCOIRDRINE, R Sy {lic weifuare. ,stéamer Curacao, which plies from (New York World-Telegram H 4 ! Warning is given that both men Cordova to Kodiak, and her son, Suppose we were to pick up our newspapers one| ¢——0o | George Nelson and Eugene Nel-! : Harr: . : 5 s A | i and women may exercise poor judg- Haity E. Harris, are passengers to and find a formal decree signed by Fr in D. o 4w 'Son, who had been studying at the Gikdo " We used: Do not'say, 70 ment today, particularly where hu- Ccrdova f{rom their home in Se- elt, alleging that the British press had been | ... i University of Washington, were ar- b Y 1 e e o ; e That to express that o man relations are involved. |2ttle aboard the steamer Aleutian. unfair to American armed forces, and summarily re- . - L e .. rivals aboard the Spokane. | g A 3 which is unusual, or queer. ' Use | This is not a time to enter into P 1 calling all American news correspondents from Lon- ¢ o ¢o express what is laugh-| T oW business sional ¢ Alask Lester D. Henderst don. Fahi ¢ |, Announcement had been received n““‘, DU ne; o lp"f[e o Shen T SR Suppose on the next day, and the next, and the ° Oit .n Mispronounced: Chaperon. telling of the marriage of A. M. D€ ‘fm 3 ‘A(‘ln‘l _pdy;)e ‘n‘r E.‘{ln“::‘ e next, we were to look through our new s “nd'Prnnu:mt‘:' Ehaierion. fAkE chapy, n Mathews. superintendent of Juneau h(l):lf'l- should be signed with cau-| § | find nowhere in all the columns a single B news " e iy s, to Miss e Scamman of - i i | sl s e R T ol ADEWS | e “in ‘at, 0 8. in’ own, acoerh fisst sohocls, to Miss Hope SpaMEIAN bf)©T L iS5 novel policy LUdWIq Nelson \ nything about | item or picture—not eve! syllable, not the. last. Tarkio, Missouri. The wedding had which will cause embarrassment 10 | wATCIMAKER and JEWELER Juneau Drug Co. e S | ID’S tion or David Windsor and Wallis Simpson. Suppose, v ace g 5 . s Shat we taistod the Blaia bf our Tioe bt Reard) - QT MisipsTioat: HarlspBERR| o0 o8 S om et d o 1 |industry. An event of world im- TR R 3 ention of anything occurring in the g -m- | barly | " s > residence: POrtance is likely to cement the Juneau, Alasks % R e X e A Fes 'F‘ g em- | ynonyms: Think, contemplate,| A fire on the roof of the residence P00 B LT S mif e 7 Lode ana prave: 1ocaiion notice, it AR 5 pire on earth, and went to movie theaters and saw| \iped e S of Capt. C. E. Tibbits on Court 'Rterests S ery trade, for sale at The Empire Office newsreels from which all British scenes had been ex- [reflect, study, ponder, ““5:- hrce House Hill had been quickly cx-'| Death of a man who has been a ALASKA OIL POSSIBILITIES Word Study: “Use a word three powerful leader in economic battles = ey If you can stretch your imagination that far you times and it is you Let us in is prognosticated. New alignments Aboard the Aleutian yesterday in this port were possibly also can stretch it far enough to imagine |Crease our vocabulary by mAstering | ... 3 jieger was to leave for AMONg workers are forecast. what would soon become the American state of mind. One word each day. Today's word: After the spring floods there will b e JACKSON a group of men who may be playing an important role lopment of Alaska. They were five geolo- in the punged. | And how by word of mouth the most fantastic gossip would spread among us about the doings of the British promoting health; ‘whole- Laughter is the most salu- Salutary some. tinguished by the Fire Department. Seattle aboard the steamer City of Seattle. be reports of droughts from many parts of the world. In several states Tou are invited to present . this coupon at the hox gists in the employ of the Standard, Union and Asso- : YR sy o - ; . [ : Lo p: o \\l!‘ Sr e s AR T1 By Empire—from one person that the Canadian armed tary of all bodily movements. e rabnet b bt to e tas serious conditions may develop in ! OIS TP S A R ‘1 ;' forces were massing on our northern border. from o PR E stituted by the government had Midsummer. office of the a‘.dlxanmak regions on Shelikof Straits m!llu; A]ns 4 another that British men-of-war were anchored off = % -+ commen(‘v(i with e'"v‘lv ecrot service| Persons whose birthdate it is have Peninsula to begin preliminary surveys with the hope r " ic S es. bl 8 LR Z ¥ rpeini L insu pre ¥ surves & Bermuda, preparing to attack our Atlantic shores, | LOOK and LEARN | agency for the government engagea the 2uzury of a year of remarkable Ca ltol of finding oil in sufficient quantities to make drilling and from another the whisper that Hindu regiments u; fm"rvun" St msn on voeaen whi SIperishoes which may be exceed- worth while to the three big companies. " had been landed in Mexico and were moving north } By A. C. Gordon had tipped to Germany ithe news 71V fortunate. Tecnants may be Ample evidence of ol has been found in the re- toward the Rio Grande. ki that the Ameriéan- destroyer flo- troublesome. Iheatre gion in past years but its probable quantity and com- mercial value are possibilities the geologists are going Weird, isn't it? Yet, censorship such as that described above actually has been put into effect in Italy, by order of Dictator Mussolini. In Italy toda; 1. How many dentists are there in the United States, in round fi- tilla had left American shores for Europe. The tip was made in time to enable the German submarines Children born on this day prob- ably will be lovers of beauty and brains. Subjects of this sign may and receive tickets for ycur- self and a friend or to investigate. No drilling will be done this season, in so far as the customary channels of information gures? i £ appear easy-going, but they are A the experts explain, but if the survey proves the ven- concerneq” the empire on which the sun never sets’ 2, Which Justice of the United :;J mrlln(;_l!lhe ports before arrival of ey S el e relative to see ture shows sufficient promise drills may be put into pag ceased to exist. Il Duce did this because he got States Supreme Court has served he flotilla. ey ) the aréa mad about what British newspapers were saying re- the longest? George Washington Doane, Pro- One seasen’s work already has been done in the Cook Inlet country by a Los Angeles oil concern with results satisfactory to the point that operations are garding Ethiopia and Italian meddling in the Spanish war. But there is one thing which even the might of 3. What people call their coun- ' try the “Flowery Kingdom™? 4. How long does it take all the Temperature had varied between 39 and 51 degrees during the day, with cloudy conditions prevailing. - D “Girls’ Dormitory” As x paié-up suwvscriber of Tha testant Episcopal Bishop, was born on this day 1799. Others who have celebrated it a birthday include being continued this season. Benito cannot control, and that x.x‘wnrdAa(-mmxlh blcod in the body to make its cir- 70 VISIT FLYE!; Jay Gould, financier, 1836: Mrs. AN 3 " gossip. And we doubt not that fantastic rumors of the ¢yijt? 3 i L o o This is the sort of development work which can | 2 AN . e 2 Mr. and Mrs. M. Kirkpatrick, of Amelia Bloomer, reformer, 1818, Seis i ! “AN sort we imagined above are even now gaining currency 5 Which is the smallest of the e g i b 1857 as a m ‘re pay big dividends to the Territory in future years. ,pong the people of Italy. Ours is a continent far five Great Lakes? Arkansas City, Arkansas, are pas- opyright, 1¢ Oil derricks have meant fabulous wealth in parts of removed from the British sphere of influence, but iy sengers from Seattle to Cordova 5 e E Good only for current offering. California, Oklahoma and other sections of the nalion. Italy’'s is a peninsula jutting athwart the British ANSWERS aboard the Westward bound steam- _ REBElK.uL. There isn't any sound reason why they can’t mean life-line, confined in an inland sea guarded by British | gg 000, er Aleutian. They are enroute to Meeting at 8 olclock Wednesday Your Name May Appear Tomorrow the same thing in Alaska if studies such as these geolo- Gibraltar at one end and British Suez at the Other. ' willig Van Deventer, 26 years, ViSit Mr. Kirkpatricks's brother, M. night at Odd Fellows Hall. Members WATCH THIS SPACE . gists now are about to make prove the existence of oil And be they Americans or Italians, when people 3 cpjnese, D "Kl.rlfpa;rick. 5a.m:cih C?I“:;.)r‘-a e nIIX(f)RED CASHEN, ; in paying quant Oil can become just as import- cannot get news they create rumors, manufacture sus- 4. One minute. aviator and member ol e i- Al b ——— e A 3 Na ‘Periary i justly fameq Picions and spread fears. 5 Take [OntRAD torial Aeronautics and Communi- 2dV. Secretary. = i r:snur(‘o W R Ty W ot i S We in America have every reason to be thankful i g AT cations Commission. R Oy P ST 1 3 ( gold, fish and fur. thet this is something which certainly “can’t happen ' < ——e——— Game birds hatch in from 23 to 230 South Franklin Cerephone 111 , e here.” Some of his enemies call Franklin D. Roose- Lode and placer location notices 28 days. § AVIATION DAY velt a dictator. But any President who would under- I MODERN for sale at The Empire Office. e 3 _ take what Mussolini has done would be laughed at. — — q M Friday of this week, May 28, the nation recognizes Newspapers would send more correspondents to Lon- ETIQUETTE &' 9 c E for the first time National Aviation Day as the result don, and print more, instead of less British news. And | Bv Roberta Lee | of Congress passing the Shanley resolution setting if he persls]l(;‘,d i “"Yhe““" to Ca":i" out :ll cem"“'”‘;- | ' Uistributors 3 aside that day in May to pay tribute to the advances CCUrts would enjoin his agents and put them in jail. ' Ay oy ! 1y to pay tribute fo the advances oo eress would impeach him, and courts would then CHEVROLRET PONTIAC BUICK i “Personal Proj enjoy, and my work. A person| i » a week to rest before starting pre- couldnt ask for much more | ON WAY TO CRAIG parations for “¢ a 1 wear| It isn't, I realize, in conformity| On their way to Craig, to join made in aviation. No place on the globe has more reason to cele- brate Aviation Day than Alaska. Here in the north flying has become the major mode of transportation. It is probable that Alaskans travel more miles by air in comparison with their number than any group of people on this continent. Today we go everywhere by plane; many places which were inaccessible except by foot until the advent of the airplane, Approximately 80 commercial air lines operate in the Territory, serving every section of this vast North- land from Point Barrow to Dixon Entrance. Regu- larly scheduled lines operate out of Juneau, Fair- banks, Anchorage, Nome and the major centers of population. Even those who come from the States and are used to great transcontinental air lines marvel at the progress of aviation in the north and the dis- patch with which our pilots get around over the coun- try without accident, yet without virtually any of the aids to aerial navigation which are available to fliers in the States. Airplanes are one of the major forces in eliminat- | ing isolation in Alaska. They have brought outposts | into close contact with the major centers and lhe\ Outside world. They have speeded up commercial | business and with the inauguration of air mail, whlch[ Glamorous Jean Harlow probably commit him to an insane asylum. It has been said that democratic government is not as efficient as Fascist government. But it is cer- tainly more comfortable. That woman who “ad a baby in an Oklahoma li- brary and said it was a complete surprise to her, as she didn't have any more idea than a rabbit that one was on the way, may have been taken by surprise all right, but we bet the neighbor women knew it all along.—Ohio State Journal. President Roosevelt says that we're aiming at peace. Across the water most of the nations seem to be aiming at each other.—Cincinnati Enquirer. A New York educator says that leisure is bad for the country. He oughta talk to John L. Lewis. — Cincinnati Enquirer. Come, come—Yvonne, Marie, Cecile, Annette and Emilie—clean up your spinach. The province of On- tario will stand for no sit-downs.—Atlanta Consti- tution. The Great Magician is wising his assistants up on one of the facts of life. Somebody has to pay for the rabbits.—Detroit New: |cise he wants by walking back and {forth across the front yard a dozen Q. Who gives the toast when an engagement is announced, and what N'i should one say? | A. The father, or nearest male relative of the girl, rises to propose her health and that of her fiance:! A father can say, “I propose that: we drink to the health of my daugh="' ter Jane and to Robert Gibson, who is to become my son.” + Q. TIs it all right for a girl to drop the prefix “Miss” on her Cal‘ds?l A. This is done by some modern girls, but the more socially correct use the “Miss.” | Q. What would be a good menu for a mid-afternoon bridge party? A. 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The yard is on a hill. . . - Prefers the Simple Life - ===~ JUNEAU TRANSFER IN TOWN! . “Tomorrow’s Styles .| Established 1898 ' TWO HALIBUT BOATS Phone 48——Night Phone 4703 : Today i £ Alask | i Juneau - aska By JEAN HARLOW dio to start work. whnile a picture SELL CAETEHE]?AEERIEC'E e o L s e . ) 1 (Guest Columnist For Robbin is in production, my dags follow a| o —_—— 4} ' g - S e, g a0 el TR FRCAViICTOR ||| _ THE MINERS H I:Q:;I;;“;‘OO‘D. l'C:e]”u?aafimm ; :L:v tl:::cs;:;;].zmb'yhz.,:;tu:n:t,;mfilf Halibut sales at Juneau today in-f | Radios——— P Records | Recreation Parlors et By nins Icluded the Diana, Capt. Harold| | Radio | s e e e : | Grimstead, which was in port this' [ (Next Gastineau Hote) | BILL DOUGLAS ) pi:sg MI 'krnm\ 3 IIM::cl)rbfl:\et;m A Dislikes If,arxe ll’arue.s i:mmixig witl;th.S;)AO fioum;‘s gi Chan»{ | Mrs. Pigg Phone 85.“ 1 ’unm s own sfol" (¢ 53 e S | ver give al par re- | s yn om- | 33 > — then only to accompany friends.!qrop in once a week, usually on a and the Ida II, Capt. John Sonder- i emem er B During vacations and brief week- priday or Saturday evening end rests from Hollywood 1 haven't been farther g, :an Lake Arro ten, and generally rt three hours lor and Barbara m my home |Gable and Carole by automobile Oh, yes, 1 Washington Robert Taylo mother and powel] and Care s rarely number more than and sold a 5,000 pound catch to the t I went t0/yan Dyke and Mrs. Van Dyke, Bill were the Helen, Capt. John Willis; the Presi-'wilson, the former Carmelita Ger- Ina J, Capt. S. E. Anderson. Yester- My land, which arrived this afternoon, include Bob Tay-'Alaska Coast Fisheries at 7.15 and Stanwyck, Clark 4.95 cents. Lombard, W. S.| Boats taking ice at Juneau today Wilson and Mrs, Helea H., Capt. Frank Paul; and | The B. M. . Behrends If your "Daily Alaska Empire” has not been delivered dent’s birthd: a aghty day, the Dalene, Capt. Conrad Ner- thrilling and € = gaard; Fremont, Capt. Olaf Win- B k Sunday mormugs I have my one 4 N | reaptany o e, " S ner; Bmima, Capt Tom Ness; Mist . By 6:00 P. M. play. I was recuperat-| oo ‘m_ A ecatond 'm;l S Capt. Alex Andrews; Oceanic, Capt. % ing from 6000 milel; " oy a great deal and write. T've| Q1€ Westby; and 31-A-27, Capt. Juneau, Alaska trip in nine days finished one novel, “Today is To- John Pademelster, took ice. 25 Costumes in Play night” and have started another.|. L oVe. boxes df’feh el g g P“o g salmon were shipped south to Se- B ot o six| Perhaps that doesn't sound like|a¢tie vestorday morning aboard the COMMERCIAL pictures a year actress & very exciting life, but it suits me.| gtearmer Northwestern, by the Al- little time for play ng 1 have a pleasant home, friends I\ pen Goast Faterics . and SAVINGS " 1 had exac 25 costumes in the new picture and|with many fans' notions of the life! Donald Haley, who has been sta- 226 CABS Resources Over Two and One-Half Mi_flion Dollars the fittings took me to the studio a movie actress leads or should lead. tioned at Craig as Warden for the almost every day for two weeks, al- But in pictures, probably more than Bureau of Fisheries this summer, though this was my vacation. Make- in any other work, one has to keep Mrs. Donald Haley, Mrs. Edna Hal- up tests and hairdress » required fit. I find the simple life the best|ey and Miss Mary Haley are to a great deal of my ti means of keeping fit, and so do most |leave Juneau tomorrow aboard the Just when I might ha had a of my friends. camer North Sea, for Petersburg. few days’ vacation, Director Jack > e Conway called me back to the an Empire ad. A copy will be sent you IMMED- IATELY by SPECIAL CARRIER, 25¢ Within City Limits Erian Donlevy gets all the exer Ty