The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 22, 1937, Page 4

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1937. pretty soon or the boys and girls will be going around H A P p Y 5 ca Empire ek ot gpe Daily Alaska Empt e o B IRERDAYI 20 Years Ago Honscope Orisinat Ghappews Wors and D ROBERT W. BENDER Editor and Manager THE FASCISTS MOVE AHEAD SRR o rom The Empire Published e ay by the EMPIRE . ’ tions and best hes today, their “The stars incline PRINTING COMPANY. at Secon in Streets. Junean Socialist !L(on muml of France \\)1(; ':\ F(rt:ml;r.b””ldml anniversury, o B LGRDI-] + rmpn b jaska k eathe rises i B antry until i ol to be ) has weathered crises in that cov g ing: AT compel 300 Rocms » 300 Bathe ntered in the Post Office in Junewu as Second Class g bad day in the news when Monsieur Blum wasn't NE 3 " i JUNE 8 A German submarinc was rammed * - fom $2.50 matter . ace . reatened Cs . . r, fin- gy Ty T SUBSCRIPTION RATES N Grah S Bt orny “‘""?w iy o "‘J’\ ;Vljl‘fr““' and sunk by a United States de-| WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1937 5 ot By SUBSCR v has gone the way S| sertain rulers. His Mrs. J. S. Jaffre ; ALASKA ally has gone the way. of most uncertain ruler 3 i akhrey stroyer, it was reported from the| IIl omens appear numerous in the ELRS T government has been overthrown and the opposition-| RM;:‘)“ ;fi?fl:‘:n American naval base in Great Bri-|horoscope for today. It is a time ‘?n“;‘"m“:"“ bbb % ists have called out the guard Vide Bartlett {tain, Instead of an engagement|when both men and women are like- Il e ;« r“”=!J‘“‘L\I";,‘-:Ivl'vr\"fl‘"“"!“’“'\W“:“» To us in America, who do our overthrowing every Matt L"lukku lof war it was the result of an ac-|ly to exercise bad judgment and w n S H I n TD" Kby i four years at the ballot box, this in-again, out-again € P R |cident. The destroyer, was pro-[suffer through mistaken politics. - 602; Business Office, 374 s “ PR i o s’ 5 | a ot s ¥ % political game they play in foreign countries doesn't 4 cceding in a calm sea when sud-| There is a farily good aspect for : 228 Front ————————————— | | Delivered by By \denly the periscope of the submar-|trade and commerce, although there jine was sighted. The submarine may be serious anxieties confront- - == Today’s Nevs Today—Empire. ‘Ahska" by Lesm D Henderson. \h\lnl" OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. mean very much. But there is indication that the exclusively entitled Lo the ute for 1o pyovenient in France has more than usual sig- | - DAILY LESSONS dispatches credited to it or not r s news Ibegan to submerge, but before it|ing both merchants and farmers. paper and also the local news pificance. IN ENGLISH | began isappeare: he destroyer 8 T j i Socialist Spain is torn asunder. Reports of the disappeared fhe. destroyer Lwah an| . The shject of milliary Srainibe!Ses "t 4 i C W Y top of it. So close was the U-boat|will cause differences of opinion all struggle reveal that the Insurgent, or anti-Socialist By, W. L. Goryon that the guns of neither craft'could through the summer when the wise Don’t Be‘ sausfled' government, is gaining victory. It is generally admit-| 4 4 be used, so the commander of the'should encourage preparations for | ted that it has been aided and abetted by Fascist| o . (ien Misused: Do not say, | American boat swung his ship!national defense. § Unless lt’s Perfect' Germany and Italy, who claim to fear the uprise uf‘“I intended to have gone last night about. In doing so he‘rammed the| International problems which con- ° socialism and communism. Now France, directly be-|ig.y <1 intended to go last mgm4‘>ubn1:|xine cern the Jewish people will increase . 3 A tween these two dictatorial countries, finds its Social-' Often Mispronounceed: Lineage, | in number and gravity as the sum- If your home or business refrigeration st leader ousted and trouble brewing in the streets. | Pronounce lin-e-aj, i as In in, e! M. C. Alleben, superintendent ofimer wanes, it is prognosticated. isn’t workin . i the Presbyterian Board of Missions| Fires will be of major concern g 100 & per‘ec‘dy’ ]f itis too The picture is not unlike that in Spain‘ prior to|as in me, a as in age, accent first ety ’ the final outbreak of Civil War, and it savors of a'syllable jwith headquarters in New York, during the summer months and in- noisy, or doesn't freeze pl‘operlY phone concentrated Fascist movemient in Europe. There may!| Often Misspelled: Projectile; tile, lf‘fL Sitka on a gas boat in com-!surance companies will sustain our c urope. There ma pany with C. L. Johns, superintend-'he: S ; be no civil war or any other kind of war in France for ot tll i P vy arian, 1) 0 Sndo D e betii: bt thots ds dMfinite eyidunce that the| «Bynonyms: Talkativensss, gariis|edh of the Bty Bt SLCks, Hg Gus|: Art epldemic and, perion nf erecat | New Refrigeration Servic> Department 5 % bound for Haines from where he drought are prohesied for India. It Fascist forces are centering on trying to drive social- lity, volubility, verbosity i N \ ! : ce WoUld take a boat to Seattle on his will add to the anxiety of the Brit- Ask for John Houk, the Refrigeration Man ism and communism from Europe. [times and it is you Let us m_‘relurn to his headquarters. |ish government. pHONE 34 Word Study: “Use a word three | Little wonder that Great Britain is spending mil- | {crease our vocabulary by m: ring | Financial straits now will be of lions on armament. The British have some very J“"\ word each day. Today's word: 4The three hundred unmarried major interest to Mussolini. He is| m 8 Ahl —————"""" quarrelsome neighbors across the English Channel. |Repudiate; to disown or disclaim; men at the Perseverance mine were |to surprise the world by a sudden Ce el‘s fllflpany ¢ - - e 3 aking a good many preparations procl i His lucky S | ALAS AVEL P A e i{to refuse to acknowledge. i i proclamation. His lucky stars de ALASKA TRAVEL PROGRAM e tor they hig’ Eeft Cloms' danoelth be EME 1 Beiiany — — —_— { 3 ries ma or 's the Crowr im'ideas was repudiated by some of ; %A CJ:!]f{lI!x\ sy luH;f_ L Doacronn L l;“": 'l‘;i“”x'lp‘]l]'x‘lfsk’ fafcs given by the Perseverance Club| Bankers are warned of secret and The Interior Department announces that con- Braddock’s head that this country is concerned aboul I J SR S soon. |sinister influences which will affect struction on a long sought hotel is to begin next today ‘* 3 cal . o Va et (BHtsh, © AmiSrican and. Australiay! J(l"l(’s FO(,t(, month in McKinley National Park, costing $350.000 iy e : By defeating Thane by a score of financial interests. | 2 and to be operated by the Alaska Railroad. At the speaking of “pull,” well soon be able to tell | LOOK and LEARN | 12 to 7. the Perseverance baseball| Persons whose birthdate it is have You are invited to present same time comes news of a plan to create the world’s what kind Washington has at Poughkeepsie | By A. C. Gordon team won the Hayden cup for the 'the augury of a year of changes and Za1s coupon at the box % v A. C. second consecutive time, and the adventure. Both men and women office of the e S 4 privilege of retaining it until the may find their lives cast in new to Chisana and extending to the eastward in Yukon The West's - i e West’s Red Tape S s g - Territory as far as Lake Kluan o S P | 1. What does the rooster mean MU Year: (channels. ca Ito‘ ! emblem of the Democratic e | Children born on this day prob- While one is an established fact and the other| (Cincinnati Enquirer) RO Prof. L. D. Henderson, superin- ably will be inclined toward stub- Theal e ALASKA CIRCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION first International Park in the region from Sk so far but a projected idea, both point io a simil The complaint is made by numerous tourists that Party Yy astiind £ P e (i g it Y : : driving to the West Coast has become as complicated | 2. Who discovered radium? tendent of Territorial Schools, was bornness and self will. Subjects of Both S 5 prepared to leave for Seattle from this sign usually win many friends |as a journey through a group of European countries, | 3. How many subic feet are in o0 0 ng toke a bt ‘" *F 26, AERY BRas, 3 1 so fussy are a handful of the Western States in their one cora ot wood? il Log ek sl because most. o their interests are and receive tickets for your- One of the major shortcomr # Dejorder regulations. Driving through Arizona, Cali-| 4. What does ad valorem mean? y it M08 S0i i B it e T S self and a friend or Territory a summer playground, unexcelled in the g ..i0 New Mexico, Idaho and Oregon has become a' 5. In what city and year was bt CHIA Rt ettt ettt Objcf.:tlve in c.]aiacter. relative to see world. is lack of hotel accommodations. The traveling process of running a gauntlet of ports of entry, sub- the Benevolent and Protective Or- n ooy ey AR he Duke of Windsor, former pub® is used to the best in the States. in Hawail, ject to visas, official permits, baggage inspections and der of Elks founded? 4 ?“‘&'lgsdfinfli}rld- i bokm on tlln\‘ I ” in the Caribbean resorts and abroad. When that|other red tape, it is claimed. Tl 4 ay 4 Others who have cele- Ra o a B e/ awilling s i bilb- oo to JATAMALY S8 A “drus rt of the bother is caused by the regulations of ANSWERS W. H. Chutter, superintendent of brated it as a birthday include momn v 3 the Funter Bay cannery, was a vis- Bronson Cuiting, late United States Sad [ oval n R 1 adequat e state artments agrie re. Cali a, for 1. It is regarded as heralding vic- in droves every season, and fails to find adequate!the state departments of agriculture. California g g - ; Wiy 2 s o At 3 hotel accommodations, much of the value of the!example, feels that she must safeguard her citrus tory, and the dawn oi a new day. L Senator, 1888; Felix O. C. Darley, As a paid-up subscriber of The no! ccommc o auch b as % (e American illustrator of Dickens i , s industry by preventing the importation of any citrus 2. Madame Curie, Polish chem- o o north &s a summer recreation area is lost. But if i which might be diseased. The rest of the red jst A delegation of firemen and citi- 1522; Empress Josephin, consort of § Dall Alaska Em ire it finds fine hotels, such as the one now to be built yne ciretched across the state borders may be blamed 3. 128 cubic feet. ]4:.1. \\:\\.'on .n‘ng”ly. nspect the Napoleon, 1763. in McKinley National Park and as has been cOn- in jarge part upon the depression. When times be- . According to the value. '"L A_mfl n _Ld h\n-fi‘:]llfl :1. P: (Copyright, 1937) _ sidered for Juneau the last year or two, Alaska tourist come bad in other sections of the nation, thousands 5 New York City, in 1868. "fl"” ““t“m f ":i“d bnum{h‘r:a f*;:! ;{ - - - Good only for current offering. travel gets a very defimite boost, because it means of families loaded their belongings into the family e g AL whnn 10 arived . agoasy > ALKl mry The Empire ssifieds for Y , 3 v ‘the . A SE t 3 our Name May A ar Tomorrow that the traveler can find in the Territory the same car and drove westward in an effort to find better G the* Juneau Fire Department. pegyjts, e Y IS cemforts of modern existence as he can find else- times. California’s Upton Sinclair helped inspire the T 1 ; AR ST, S T WATCH THIS SPACE where: coupled with the natural wonders that Alaska Westward trek with bis political visions of a poor man’s MODERN Weather: Highest, 67; lowest, 47; S ———— ! opia. cloudy Visit the e has “" offer 2 : i Los Angeles, for a time, operated its own border ETIQUETTE I T e AR I | SITKA HOT SPRINGS ' I B o 2 e B o While the announced plan of a proposed INter- ,,¢rq) at the state line. It is less difficult now to By Roberta Lee | Mineral Hot Baths | | nd—a long range Alaska travel program. open up a vista of possibilities for future Alas | national Park above Skagway, which, of course, has enter the state, but the formalities at the highway to get Canadian approval, is primerily at this stage ports of entry still involve getting an official wind- «————————————i ccommodations to suit every ! suggested as an ald to aerial transportation, making shield sticker bearing the name of the owner of the Q How should a divorced woman taste. Reservations Alaska Afr , Skagway a free port of entry for both American and car, his address, auto registration number, make of write her name? v the sight-seeing traveler. The region is sprinkled Btats erict 5. of © Agriculture - certifying . thal her husband’s his | BeKool Wil fletia omorrow. | ¥ ; p rtment o ertifyinj ! name Walter Williams, her name ".° E 3 “ :v“:;x n[abuvm]?‘p:ran;i;m aInd‘muld be made‘x?ppenlmg neither car or luggage contains citrus fruit after divorce is Dorothy Brown Wil- The youngsters and adults will en- | Smiling Service” 0 the traveling public. It is on the Great Circle route With better times, the motor migrants are be- jjams. 2 joy the day at the Treadwell Beach. | Bert’s Cash Grocery and could be developed to give the north another coming more prosperous, hence more welcome. State o when a person receives a din- R e A i PHONE 103 great park to draw them just as MeKinley is doing border regulations consequently may be relaxed and per invitation. from ihe homor State fisures show the average | pree Delivery If your "Daily Alaska Empire” has more and more every year. It could, too, be easily made less of a nuisance. guest, instead of the hostess, and teacher in small Florida high schools ] : connected with the proposed International Highway is unable to attend, to whom shouid 'has taught five years as compared 5 not been delivered which eventually will be built. In fact an established While he is trying to net tax dodgers in this coun- his regrets be sent? with an 8! year average for those I park in that particular area of Carada and Alaska try, wouldn't it be only fair for Mr. Roosevelt to put A Tg the hostess, regretting that ‘in large high schools. Q A L should give impetus to the International Highway the heat on debt dodgers in Europe?—Detroit Free yoy gre unable to' accept the invi- G N TR BY 6:00 P. M Canadian traffic, it, too, has great possibilities for Car, engine number, California address, and date of A If her maiden name was Dor-', The Sunday school of the Bethel it ' ' ' entry—in addition to an identification card from the gthy Brown and r I .. Pentecostal Assembly Vacation Bi- & — oo ® movement. Tt would be another guarantee that the PTesS: tation extended by A Try The Empire classifieds for F E P great highway would pay out in dividends to both |} AN 5 —‘ : ‘;,1 5 e note should be written to the one esults. or Lvery rurse Crowded nations planning war, while South Who ' extended ‘the finvitation: and Every countries. Give the modern traveler a place to go' . i . * ort erica and Africa have enough unused land to support Ar . . and a road to drive on and fe will head his stream- e ; s 9 Arg tiere Gay ctroumstances ¢ ettt el e e i A7 e ey clrcumsicces, | FEMMER'S ’S TRANSFER ' Prcncis 5 .o public can be just as big a business as taking gold 5¢¢ how close they come to war—and thus save face— Todays News ‘Today, —Emplrc | Dressed Poultry. D. B. Femmer PHONE 412 i : and still stay out of it—Indianapolis News. . .14 i lined vehicle in the tion, Gt A fmed. vehicle in that diveciion tied in criticising the other in pub- EIONE LU from the ground and fish from the sea [ROR R ; A copy will be sent you IMMED- The new McKinley Park hotel is a fact. Thu} The daily news from Spain indicates that it takes iric i | call us for all kinds of Trans- PACIFIC COAST International Park is yet but an idea. Both, however, | aviators a long time to win a war—Dallas News. {7 RO NA < 3 | ferring, Rock and Gravel Haul- | y ! 0; it is very rude and ill-' are definite steps forward on the travel side of Alaska’s | o iod T e nd ) | ing. We also sell Cement, Coal, COAL CO. major development program. Serving the traveling] The statesmen’s game in Europe scems to be ‘o | | Kindling, Feed, Hay and Fresh 1% i There's one language all the volunteers in the —' — These strike plctures would indicate that the Spanish War can understand—the language of bullets. CHARTER THE CRUISER == clothlng factories are going to have to go to work —Charleston, W. Va., Mail. VIDA | “Tomorrow’s Styles § IATELY by SPECIAL CARRIER. N N S, BUSINESS OR PLEASURE Alaska Drawmg Increa.smg Number of Tourists ~ i . ene MARINE AIRWAYS FLOAT {erephone 411 Money Saved is A 3 Money Eamed | CONNORS MOTOR CO., Inc EARN AT s T N ORI S S . Distributors (T L 8°4d | GREENTOPCABS || cuevroLrr PoNTIAC BUIKCK For very prompt = | W.GG Lv { PHONE . - LIQUOR DELIVERY TR The B. M. Behrends Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc Bank " WINDOW CLEANING Juneau, Alaska PHONE 485 COMMERCIAL and SAVINGS CARDINAL INSURANCE Resources Over Two and CABS A“en Shaka - i1li Dollars : One-Half Million Dollar: haa g‘t:y R Established 1898 b Juneau Alaska An increasing army of tourists is converging on importance as a summer playground is the im- Alaska this summer, eager to visit the picturesque proved transportation. Planes and boats have cities and view its striking scenic beauties. One of been added to passenger schedules and hotel ac- the major factors contributing to Alaska’s growing | commodations greatly improved.