The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 2, 1937, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, DEC. 2 BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG . BOYS-- "M TRYING TO CRECK LUP ON JUST HOW MANY_OF NOU ARE GQOWG TO HAVE DONKENS N THE RACE- SPEAK RUIGHT UP-- NE KNOW, GOOGLE -- 'M SART \NLY SUSPRIGED AT SNUERN GLT TN HISOE'E MIKED UP N THIS DUNKEN DEGSN -- A5 & RULE, HE DON'T LIKE TO MINGLE WIE_LOADS O PEQPLE ONLESS (T'S TO TAR AN' FEDDER SOMEBQDY -- WHAT'S ALl T FURSE ERBOUVT 22 )\\\\m, = TS '800T TUME WE HAD & L\TTLE DIGC\PLINE AKROLVND /7~ NER W TR CR\TTER‘ GoT ME WORE DOWN .TO & NUB , GOO0GLE-- UM GON' HOME aNy GRAS SOME SLEEP- SNUEEY -- NOU LOOK ALL\N HAS HONEN POT SEEN CUTTIN VP aGcawm 2 By BILLIE DE BECK NOPE - ' AGIN SCH GOWN'S ON --- GAMBLIN AN HIGH - JINKS \S T RUINATION © & TH KENTRY -- Locks to Open PLAN CARD PARTY PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 2.—Al Plans tor the cara parly (o be held| engineers will begin operating t on December 10 will be discussed at | Bonneville dam navigation locks oi the meeting of the Trinity Guild, | December 15, Maj. T. D. Weaver sa! tomorrow afternoon, at the Deanery. | today. Ship passage will be halt Mrs. Kate Jarman, president, will | three days each week to permi preside, and Mrs, Mary Crewson wm\nsh to ascend a temporary ladd - e — Try an Empire ac. HOW ABOLUT You, MR . NAWKEY- ARE YOou GOWNG W\ b: hostess. The meeting commences L) o'clock. HAT Do You Think 222 You have Your Own Opinions as to What Is Wrong with Present Credit Conditions— « O YOUR OPINION MAY BE ‘mmw GUILD TO | --By Pap ¢, "/')g[ 4 P AP PURPLE BUBBLE doe BALL SCHEDULED - %fl@ Elks’ Aflans Set for De- cember 15 and 18, | Respectively —HE KEY MAN OF 7HE ALABAMA & ATTACK December 15 has been selected as the date for the mext Elks Club| turkey shoot, the proceeds of which“ are to be used for the Christmas! Cheer fund. The committtee in charge, headed by C. H. MacSpad-! den, expects to dispose of even more than the 41 turkeys won at the! Thanksgiving Turkey shoot. ! December 18 will be the date of the Purple Bubble Ball which was| postponed when the balloons and | vors fafled to arrive before Thanksgiving. The Social and Community Wel- | fare committee reported at the| lodge meeting last night receipt of a large quantity of clothing, shoes bedding and other articles for dis- o= HE CALLS | tribution to the needy. With lhe" assistance of several women’s | S/GNALS, groups these clothes have been PASSES, | Cleaned, repaired and made over.| BLOCKS, Anyone having clothing, shoes or| RUMS AND bedding which are not needed, is asked to call the club steward who will send for the articles. KICKS THE PONT AFTER: TOUCHDOWN ~ THAT'S, ALL 7 j COOLEST MAN ON THE SQUAD -HE NEVER GETS EXCITED 2 Joe Gilgrow, Alabama’s one-man backfield, has taken on a few addi- | # tional chores this fall. In 1936 Gilgrow did a lot of th running, about half of the passing, {Of one man to do. Joe does not always been a steadying factor. BOWUNG TOURNAMENT kicked points after touchdowns, Mind the multiplicity of his acti-| Joe packs only 174 pounds, L was handy on blocking assignments, Vities provided he gets his full quota has a powerful leg drive and runs| ON BRUNSWICK ALLEYS backed up the line on defense and ©f sleep. The 'Bama “Jack of All the 100-yard dash in 10 seconds. p|‘mled \shen there was no one Football Trades” like to sleep He is quiet and unassuming. He HEARS OPENING GUN likes to relax with a good detective else on hand to do that job. {from 12 hours on up. Joe this year has been directing' Recently, the team voted Kilgrow StOry. the 'Bama attack with considerable the coolest player and the keenest success. Shifted from right to left student of football on the squad. halfback, he has been doing more His coolness has kept the Crimson | | { % ball carrying. { Tide attack clidking all season. This appears to be a lot of work The slender, dark-haired lad has' o Associatud ! The Brunswick Commexcial League tournament got under way last night at the Front Street al- leys, with the Alaska Juneau trio + taking to camp the Stubbies squad and the Hot Shots rolling out be- Antoné Thorne, a medical patient, yond the Arctics. was admitted yesterday nn.emoon Tomight's ~games - are between +* HOSPITAL NOTES | to Sl Ann’s Hospital. | American Meat and Rainier Beer | |at 7:30 and Snow White and Spark HAVING A HIGHBALL? | Prea W. Wendt was dismissed to- | plugs at 8:30. 3 day from St. Ann's Hospital fol-| Last night's scores: e JZ‘M M lowing surgical care. ALASKA -JUNEAU % | B. Schmitz. ...... 139 176 182— 497 { Mrs. Lester Ingles and son were Caruso 162 154 1858— 474 % w%% dismissed this afternoon from St. M, Ugrin .. . 125 128 114— 367 Ann’s Hospital. — e s e I Totals ............. 426 458 545—1338 Ezflyw:.:m:m ! William Rusk of Petersburg, aj STUBBIES er GOLDEN WEDDING surgical patient, was dismissed W-ifloglm 2 151 142 175— 468 + . . the whiskey that has day from the Government Hospital. wincks . 126 149 114— 389 had no peers for fifty years. {Morgan 125 128 127— 380 Mary Dell of Angoon underwent, YA s ‘ool | o ‘@ minor operation at the Govern-| Totals ... 402 419 416—1237 ment Hospital this afternoon. ARCTIC R |Carlson 132 115 127— 374 DODOTHY RECK ls ;Roben ol 181 141 156— 478 To BE HONO A Ceasar 147 160 146— 453 BIRTHDAY. DINNER| ™ it Shof #5-19% ¢ HOT SHOTS i X ORI Holmquist 139 133 170— 442 At a dinner parly tomorrow eve-'Hildinger 153 125 172-— 450 ning, Dorothy Reck, daughter q[tBurke ,. 146 147 192 485 Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Reck, will be' (honored in celebration of her 12th| Totals . 458 405 534—1377 bmhday an event of Decemberl' YOU’RE HEADING WITH 4. i | The affair will assemble Irene SEWING MEETING OF Williams, Esther George, Beverly C.D.A. HELD TODAY Leivers, Mary Margaret: Femmer, At the home of Mrs. Willlam Ma- Betty Rice, Doreen Heinke, Astrid honey, this afternoon, members and Varness, Norma Burford, Eileen friends of thé Catholic Daughters Golden Wedding |had a wonderful fall, with beautiful | weather,” Lomen smiled. Mr. Lomen will sail on the North ‘Ben tomorrow for Seattle where he | will jo!.n his family. P TR i WORTH $20 in Our Christmas Credit Contest— « O Open to All Alaskans sso Given NOME COUNTRY "EXPERIENCING ~ MINING BOOM ik Looien Suys Gold Production Over Three Million oy | STOCK QUOTATIONS f — NEW YORK, Dec. 2. — Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 12%§, American Can |86%, American Light and Powel 7%, Anaconda 307%, Bethlehem Steel 52%, Calumet 8%, Commonwealth ln 8 cash mes Seward Peninsula mining pro- and Southern 2%, Curtiss Wright duction will approximately reach!3y General Motors 36%, Inter- $3.500,000 for the past season, ac-inational Harvester 66%, Kennecotl cording to Ralph Lomen, of the Lo- 361, New York Central xgn‘ South- men Reindeer Corporation who ar- |er Pacific 207 s, United States Steel | rived in Juneau today aboard a Pa-|56:, Pound $4.90'4, Bremner bid 2 cific Alaska Airways plane. asked 4, Republic Steel 18'. There were twenty-two dredges | Answer the Three Following Questions in Your Own Words —in a Letter of 150 Words or Less— ® [ ] ® Ask Your Merchant He’ll Be Glad to Help You! Your letter should plainly state your opinions on thc following three questions: 1. What has happened to the type of family, like your grand- -father and grandmother that went without until it was CERTAIN that present needs could be paid for? 2. What has happened to the practice of planning expenses, bor- rowing money from the bank to meet unexpected emergencies? 3. Do you think all concerned would be benefitted if there was put into operation a “Community Credit Policy,” that would require each and every family to apply for credit accounts in writing and to stand investigation, to agree to pay IN FULL each month, and in no case be allowed credit after a bill became 60 days past due? Rules—Read Them Letters are to be sent “to the Alaska Credit Bureau, Juneau, and are to become the property of said Bureau; to be gubllflled if desired. Contest closes at 6:00 P. M., De- cember 18, 1037. Letters must be received by the Bureau by that operating on a large and profitable | DOW, JONES AVERAGES | scale in the Nome area, this sum—] The following are today’s Dew, mer," said Lomen. “Next year there Jones averages: industrials 125.14, will bé at least two new dredges up 3.03; rafls 31,75, up .19; utilities going in. One will be built by Tom 2250, up 33 I Streéter, of New York, and the other S ———— by Frank Shaw of Nome. | | “Dredges and all forms of mining Culberbon 1 together, will bring the Nome coun- LOS“ Gmd try's gold production. total to some-' Slam, Doubled where around $3,500,000. That is one m, Uouble: of the best years Nome has had for| i a long time—just like the good old| NEW YORK, Dec. 2—Bridge ex- days.” |pert, Ely Culbertson, says his 14- Damage from the recent storm at year-old bridge romance with his Nome will reach approximately, Wife, Josephine, has ended. She, is $125,000, according to the Seward enroute to Reno, Nevada, and he Peninsula business man. (said: "I have lost a grand slam, “The biggest damage was to the doubled.” two government fetties in the Snake, Disruption of their marriage will River,” Lomen explained. “It will not affect the Culbertson’s business cost somewhere between $80,000 and partnetship by which each recelve $100,000 to repair those works and $100,000 a year. the remainder of the damage along, Mrs. Culbertson will seek divorce. the beach will amount to around which will not be contested, on the $30,000. 'grounds of his ultra-temperamental Lomen said the damage to their moods. . broperties was unestimated, but snxd ———————— over a hundred piles had been re-| There were only 23000 automo- placed under their wharf following biles in the United States in 1902; the storm. (today there are more than one “Aside from the storm, Nome has thousand times that number, FOR HOME OR BUSINESS REFRIGERATION SERVICE and REPAIRS Phone 34 Our Refrigeration Expert, JOHN HOUK, is equipped to give you Quick, Efficient Service at reasonable cost. Rice & Ahlers Company { time. I In case of ties, duplicate awards | will be given. ) Letters shall be not more than 150 words ‘long. Judges’ decision will be final. Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. Offer For Sale At Par 3100,000—6% Bonds Dated December 15, 1937 . Denominations of $100, $500, $1,000 Maturities up to 10 years Interest payable semi-annually at B. M. Behrends Bank ALASKA CREDIT BUREAU BLENDED STRAIGHT WHISKIES AS YOU PREFER —IN RYE OR BOURBON Copr. 1937, Jos. S. Finch & Co., Inc., Schenley, Pa. and Lawrenceburg, Ind. e CHARLES WAYNOR, Mgr. Hellan, Colleen Hellan and Doris/of America met for their regular Full printed prospectus of this bond issue may Miettenan. vatwnd the theatre. Following dinner the guests will! |sewing meeting. Plans were informally disCussed [for the award of the cedar chest be had on applieation at the office of this com- pany, B. M. Behrends Bank or First National First National Bank Building il v‘w denoniinations. Phone 28 | S e e which will be presented at the Cap- The mint at Vienna, Austria, h“‘le Theatre on December 10. The Iunm recelved an order for 120,000,000 chest is now nearly filled with han- coins from the Chinese government.|diwork of members and friends and ,The, coing will be in 5, 10 and 20%is on display in the Juneau-Young lfludwm , Store. There Is $25,000 of Medium Maturity Available