The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 26, 1937, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, NOV. 26, 1937 “WAN' { INFORMATION | ¢ | Ceunt five mverage words to the dne, Daily rate per line for ronsecutive @nsertions: One day Additional days Minimum charge ...50c Copy must be m the office by 2 oclock in the afternoon to insure| insertion on same day. $: We accept ads over telephone om persons listed in telephone directory. . Phone 374—Ask for Ad-taker. p o L in ease of error or if an aa has been stopped before ex- piration, advertiser please noti- fy this office (Phone 374) at once and same will be given altention. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE & 10¢ AD || TWO room apt., ., hot and’cold w St. 2-ROOM cabin. Mrs Mullen. for winter, no children MacKin- | |FOR RENT~P<-!‘x~m\ house: rooms furnished with basement oil burner. 414 Third St. See John Reck. APARTMENTS for rent: $16 per month. See Johnson Apartments. $15 and Roy Allen, {FOR RENT — Furnished 4 rooms and both, oil heat. 504 Ken- nedy St. Inquire at 626 5th St. |FIVE-ROOM | heat, electric range. Phone Blue 200. furnished apt, oil 524 Tth St. E.| - FOR SALE FOR SALE—Three room furnished i house, Douglas. P.O. Box 1184. BAY bed. 175 S. Franklin Stree S T Y FOR SALE — RCA Victor, Zenith, { Emerson and Crosley radicc. Ju- neau Melody Shop. B e i LR | MISCELLANEOUS ~ 5 FRED HAGEN, Fuller nrush repre- ‘sentahve, Hotel Juneau. Phone 1aid. All flnors scraped and refinished. 5534 P. Hammer. POR general repsir work call Henry ;Gorham. Phone 157 between 5:30 Jand 7 pm. | B SURN your ola gowd Into value, , cash or trade at Nugget Shop. SURRANIED Realistic Perma- ~nents, $450. Finger wave, 65c. {Lola’s Beauty Shop, telephone . 315 Decker Way. The Empire for F or Rent, Eor Sale, our Wants in Classified Ads in The Empire Cigars Cigarettes Candy Cards THE NEW ARCTIC Pabst Famous Drought Beer On Tcp "JIMMY"' CARLSON Phone | FOR RENT Duplcx 2-room apt., electric range, in a door bed-hath. See Mrs. White, Bon Marche. 5-ROOM in:xrx'xmishreidA house o ' Dixon St. Call 385. | | FOUR rooms, bath; steam-heated, electric range, washing machine, Frigidaire, oak floors, Windsor Apts. FOR RENT—Seven room house — one mile out on Glacier Highway. 244. FOR RENr—Newly decorated store | location at 373 South Franklin. | Phone 428 after 1 p.m. GKCAN_CY—NIIggaf A])artx:\éxxlq ; FOr RENT—Seven room furnished apartment. Inquire Snap Sh-ppe | |COZY, warm, turn. apts. water, dishes, cooking utensils and bath. Reasonable at Seaview. ~ LOST AND FOUND LOST — Brown brief case. Carl Brunstad, Union Hall. NOLU’ |FOUND—A pair of glasses. Owner may have ship and paying for this adv. ‘VAN’I‘ED et chrdefi in private| 290. ~ WANTED WANTED — Tent: 10x12 or 12\lb new or second hand. State price Address Thomas Riley, P.O. Box 236, Sitka, Alaska. PRISONERS BROUGHT HERE FROM ISLANDS| Deputy -Marshal William Markle returned from a flight to Sitka to-| day with two prisoners for the Fed- eral Jail here. The prisoners are William B. James, who will serve three months for drunk and dis- orderly conduct, and Louise Daniels for observauan. "COME IN and SEE ihe NEW | | STROMBERG-CARLSON | RADIOS % J. B. Burford & Co. “Our door step is worn by Batisfied Customers” WHEN IN A HURRY CALL COLE FOR OIL 34 plus or 27 gravity, in any amount . . . QUICK! COLE TRANSFER Phone 3441 or Night 554 4 ) ," ;:. —E COSTS LITTLE MORE! SHAVES CLEANER FASTER CLOSER NiCHOLL Er Harry Race, Drugs S e Y ZORIC DRY CLEANING [ ] Soft Water Washing Your ALASKA LAUNDRY PHONE 15 five Cheap for winter months. Phone| ~ |Mrs Light, same by proving owner- | home, 326 Second Street. Call Blue! BARNEY GOOGL E AND SPA AHH--- WHAT A RELIEF NOT TO HAVE SNUEEY MESSINY ‘ROUND --- steamheated, electric range. (,all Me- | WANTED TO SUBLET—Single apt. | ! Warld rights rescrved - 11937, King Features Syndicate, Inc., Junior €. D, A, Tea Tomorrow, i Affair to BeiHeld in Pent-| house from 2 Until 5 o'Clock Tomorrow afternoon in the Pent- |house of the Alaska Eleetric Ligh and Power Company building, the Junior Court of the Catholic Daugh- t of America will entertain at a silver tea to be held from 2 until 15 o'clock. Scores of Juneau residents are planning to attend the affair which is open to the public and which is an outstanding event on the Junior C. D. A. program. Mrs. Lewis Brown, a counselor of |{the Junior Court, is chairman, and ‘thme who are to pour during the |afternoon are Mrs. J. J. Klein, Mrs A. M. Geyer, Mrs. Miles Godkins, V. L. Hoke, Mrs. J. Arthur |White, Mrs. Lu Liston, Mrs. H. J \1\:mvr. Miss M Vander Leest |Mrs. J. K. McAllister, Mrs. J. C. Thi- ‘bodeau, and Mrs. O. J. Reiten, The Junior Court, of which Miss |Cecile Thibodeau is president, wiil st in serving and ushering the Ipuosls to the tea room. 1 - PAA LOCKHEED BRINGING LOAD A plane load of passengers from Fairbanks was scheduled to arrive —|at the PAA airport this afternoon |in a Pacific Alaska Airways plane |piloted by Joe Crosson and Jerry {Jones. Another plane from Fairbanks left its passengers at W hitehorse |where they went by rail to Skag- way to await the arrival of the Prin- |cess Norah, scheduled to arrive :ihcrr early Lomorrow mommg CHAPELADIES HOLD | GATHERING; PLAN | CHRISTMAS EVENTS The Chapeladies of the Chapel by |the Lake met for their regular meet- ing on Tuesday afternoon, assemb- ling a large group of members for the gathering and honoring Mrs. Victor Spaulding who leaves for| |Long Beach Sunddy morning. Mrs. Clarence Wiitainen was hos- tess fr: the affair which was held | at her home and assembled Mrs.| Fred Campen, Mrs. James De Hart, MrS. Tom Bareksten, Mrs. Victor Spaulding, Mrs. Harold Campen, Mrs. Victor Manville, Mrs. Harry Arnold, Mrs. Virgil Newell, Mrs. Norman Cook. Mrs. Ted Laughlln’ Mrs. Gary Banta, Mrs. Milton Wood, ' Mrs. T. C. Tongerson and Mrs. Wiit- | inen, Mrs. Norman Cook will be hostess % lat the next meeting to be held on December 7. Plans were discussed for thej Christmes party to be held on De- cember 21 at the Chapel, and for |the Sunday School Christmas Tree program on December 23. — ee— GIRLS TO DANCE ON SATURDAY AT CAPITOL MATINEE As a special feature of the Capitol Theatre matinee, tomorrow after- noon, a group of dancing students of the Dorothy Stearns Roff studio will be presented on the stage in a variety of dance selections. The dancers were asked to repeat their performance following the re- cent recital held here. Mary Lou Tonkin will be seen in a Dutch song and danee. A group tap dance and song will be present- ed by Betty Lou Hared, Lois Hared, Barbara Reid, Sonia Sheeper and Joanee Hared, while Miss Anna- bell Hagerup will also be seen in a tap dance. Alice Jean Davis in a special mili- tary costume will repeat her mili- tary tap dance as % conclusion to the program. The dancers will be seen at 1:10 p. m. _—— e — i * | . AT THE HOTELS Alaskan Bachelor Pat Rollins, Gust Nichetis, Sit- ka; Lee Morrison, Juneau; Pete Pappas, Fair Haven; John Metich, John Plack, Ed Sourvenen. ———,——— Try The Empire classifieds for results, flampoon the ruling regime as & HE JUST HAS BRAWNGS ENOLGH TO \ET N\E ALONE AN KEEP ouTTA MW WaY --- Government Razzed in Current Broadway Stage Hit; Few Lands Would Permit Pluv THE bl PRE Ccou { SECRETARY PERKINS By The AP Feature Ser In few nations of the ridden world could stage censor- play “I'd Rather Be Right,” just opened onj Broadway, lampoons the New Deal.| Imagine what would happen inj Italy if a tap-dancing Italian| George M. Cohan stuck out his chin to a caricature of II Duce; or in| Germany if some Groucho Marxian swastika-bedrer tried to couple the nazi salute with the Bronx cheer, for Der Fuehrer It might happen in France but it is doubtful if even the French take their politictl problems light- ly enough to allow a song-writing team like Richard Rodgers and Lar- ry Hart to put in the mouth of their local James A, Farley a lyric like: I keep my popularity Forever hale and hearty By giving jobs to everyone In-the Democratic party. Nor could one quite imagine an English buffoon, appearing for the moment as Prime Minister Neville SKIIERS OUT ON THURSDAY Winter Sport Is Enjoyed at Two Places—Snow Is Powdery a Powder snow over the holiday beckoned scores of Juneau Ski Club members and other mountaineerin? and snow sport enthusiasts to the surrounding hills late Wednesday and till “turkey time” on Thursday. Casting off rom Juneau after dark on Wednesday, one group of three skiers completed a three-hour jaunt up the Douglas Ski Trail to spend the night at the Ski Cabin, where they were joined on thé Holiday morning by several others for a spell on the new snow blankeling the slopes above the basin. Those reaching wne basin found snow in good quantities, but too soft for high speeds. A bit of packing however resulted in a siope upon which the slat-riders were able to brush up on their turns. Spending Wednesday night at the Cabin’ were: Joe Werner, Gene Rhode and W. K. Clark. Among those making their way up thg trail to the Basin on Thursday fore- noon were: Ernest Parsons, Bud Whiteside, Elmer Benedict, Richard —4 {Reynolds, Ralph Moreau, James £ very, George Converse, Axel Neilson Wes Overby, Jay Williams, and George Prucha. Joe Werner, Ski Club President found the snow so much to his lik- ing that he decided to remain at the Ski Cabin for several more days Another group of skiers laid their course for the Spaulding Ski Trail, |# Chamberlain, T IS U \'\\I'fl("' SECRETARY MORGENTHAU as does Co- Roos singing han in the role of President velt: If I'm not relected, I'll never fear for hunger, I'l never fear for thirst I have one son with DuPont, Another one with Hearst. As sharply barbed, too, are the dmloguv darts which Playwright George 8. Kaufmann and Miss Hart \have let go at the New Deal as when | the President imperiously shouts: “Cummings, take down a law,” or| “McIntyre, bring me a fireside. I feel a chill coming on.” There is that suggestion, too, that the U. 8. Supreme Court, cease its chorous work long enough to declare the constitution unconstitutional. In the pictures are members of the Supreme Court who are paired with ladies of the chorus; Bijou Perkins; Taylor Holmes, as Secre-| tary of the Treasury Morgenthau; | and Cohan as Mr. Roose | which they reported to be in good early season shape. Heading the Spaulding Trail group was Irvine Noble, who is reported to be still under a snowdrift in that section. - ELKS’ BOWLERS TO ROLL AGAIN the Elks alleys gave to Thanksgiving fes- tonight, tournament where it left off last Bowling on way yesterday tivities, but play picks up Tuesday. Scheduled for tonight are Ply-| mouth vs. Olds, Pontiac vs. Cadil-| lac, and Nash vs. Packard. - Today News 'I‘udu) —Empire. P HOSPITAL NOTES Joe Mady, a medical patient, was admitted today to St .Ann’s Hos- | Fernandez, as Sccretary of Labor Pital Fred W. Tiedt, who was admitted to St. Ann’s Hospital for surgical care last night, underwent a major operation this morning. Milton Bagby was dismissed from 8t. Ann’s Hospital following medi- cal care. Frances See and Dave Kasko un- dercent tonsilectomies at the Gov- ernment Hospital today. Mary Whittaker, a surgical pa- tient, was dismissed today from the Government Hospital. Her home is in Kluckwan, Mrs. Anna Gothberg was admit- ted to the Government Hospital to- {day for medical care. Mrs, Morris Grant gave birth to a |seven pound son at 2:25 a.m. today jat the Government Hospital AS A FAID-UP SUBSCEIBER TO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE Mrs. Emma White is invited to present this coupon at the box office of the CAPITOL THEATRE AND RECEIVE TWO FREE TICKETS 1O SEE “WOMAN IN DISTRESS” Your Name May Appear—-WATCH THIS SPACE By BILLIE DE BECK The Juneau Laundry Franklin Stree: between Front and Second Streets PHONE 358 Family-Style Meals ERWIN’S BOARDING HOUSE MONTHLY RATES 80. 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