The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 7, 1938, Page 7

BRINGING UP FATHER 7 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JAN. 7, 193_8. By GEORGE McMANUS | GET UP- DONT ARGUE WIT GET UP AND GO BUSINESS LIKET OTHER GENTLE INTHIS BUILDING BUT; MAGGIE - IT IS ONLY SIX IN THE MORNIN/~, f'—\;\/E’\/E BEEN LIVING IN THIS APARTMENT FOR SIX MONTHS AND YOU 1 BAVEN'T EVEN SEEN L ONE OF THE TENANTS- i| AND THIS BUILDING HAS LA\_L FINE FAMILIES IN IT- HOUR TO HUH- A FINE UP-ELEVATOR NOT RUNNIN'- 7 PR § ) (Tt Fo= [ - GIT W NING THE_ || WANT ADS i | R e ) FOR RERT FOR RENT Vacancy after Jan 12. 3-room modern apt. with bath. Ehabaldak Apts., next Union Hall Phone 642 bath; Phonc and Apts R RENT steamheated Blue 160. s-room Klein furnished 0 apartment TWO-room Call Red 3 fOR Rent 2-room with &hower bath, furnished, $13. F Green 474, apt. RENT — Furnished oil heat. Phone 1 FOR house, 5 pm FOR RENT with bath Tract. 1565 2-room furnished apt. $17.50 & Seatter moderr Phone Small couple. FOR suitable RENT for apt I'riangle Grummett APARTMENT vacan Building. Inquire £ Phone steam Phon FOR RENT heated, hot ¢ 569. 3-room apt., i cold water e VAC CY New Feldon Ap Phone 209. VACANCY Fosbee Apts. Phone 443 VACANCY--Nugget Apartments. FOR RENT—Furnished, heated, and preferred modern apartment in center of downtown business dis- trict; over the Guy Smith Diug Store, Phone 97, let. H. B FURNISHED hcouse for LeFevre. FOR RENT-—Steamheated room for gentleman with or without board Private home. Phone Black 680 ¢ ROOMS and bath. Steamheated furnished, overstuffed, electric range, washing machine, oak floors. Windsor Ar COMFORTABLE :\pm?nwntr for two. Apply Winter & Pond Store. TWO bedroom, waterfront view. furnished apt. Phone 496 between 6 and 7 p.m. FOR RENT—Seven room house — one mile out on Glacier Highway Cheap for winter months. Phone ven room furnishec apartment. Inquire Snap Shoppe C()ZY. warm, blum. npi:x. Ligflht water, dishes, cooking utensil and bath. Reasonable at Seaview The business of making explosives, dyes, and acids is safer than those of making soap, fertiizers, salt paint and varnish, a speaker told the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. SRR T s ! FORD AGENCY (Authorized Dealers) GREAS GAS — OILS JUNEAU MOTOR Foot of Main Street S Jones-Stevens Shop LADIES—MISSES’ READY-TO-WEAR Seward Street Near Third b3 Bowl at the BRUNSWICK Recreaiion Alleys Cafe in Ceotinection Spee- ializing in American and Chinese Dishes. TRY US ONCE! SCHOOL Couple [ove > 037 ... As Shanghai Falls ovembe Ty 1937 Fascist Axis Sets d Ed Wynn’s return to Broadway California, Alabama, Pittsburgh and Fordham football fans felt fire. By VOLTA TORREY El Feature News Review The AP Three Tomorrow: December - Orphianazes to Be Rebuilt in wgste_m Areas men on a fascist the Fue the Mikado « “ Duce—were bound togethe n No- Good | vember, to mal zed world Blue | unsafe for Communism. And some folks feared Brawil Boss Vargas — would cling to the horse’s tail *“'4““‘:\ America and other peaceful pow- o pow-wowing in Belgium, failed ers By to improve matters, by woi for i fell; J Zenith, | the Chinese. S} generals advanced Nanking Brifain and France, chumiest of neighbors, pondercd the price peace proclaimed by Hitler in terms ___|of colonies. Ramsay MacDonald, sonable Wweary of the world died at g sea FOK SALE I'OR SALE condition 332 Baby > the reasonable. high chair ¥ ne 4-ROOM house with bath. B: Phone 135 Doug morning FOR ang L nea SALE — RCA Victor erson and Crosley radios. Ju- u Melody Shop. Troast and Associates Now [)I‘E‘,])al'illg Pliln.\‘ f()r Construction woes, GIRL ¢ with beard and Call 197 after 4 p.n room €00l facilitie A Government Probiem The Woman’ Society will rebulid the Or- which was destroyed by t winter A unit of three buildin will be erected on Kodiak Island, about 1 3-4 miles {rom the Kodiak Po: and one building Atrocities abroad were will be at Ouzinkie, at a { vy at home still news Ifotal cost of approximately $69,000. MISCELLANEOUS |1 inted—Good cook and r. Write Empire J sion It El C SO] o Phanage pe uthward {PERIENCED lady wishes hour War info the winter or janitress work. Phone the “time out" to celebrate the e 1 red revolution’s 20th LOST AND FOUND | ary in |adver dier: anniver- old stuff erect of childs glasse Call Red 213. air ase the question in W seiected the tects for lumped. ¥ project and plans and specifi- tten jons will be completed about Jan- 20 at which time they will be to the contractors for con- struction proposals buildings at both Kodiak and Ouzinkie will be of frame and stuc- o construction, with full concrete ments. The buildings at Ko- will consist of an Administra- sion, |tion building, which will contain . plthe office, a small hospital unit, comptly stalled the senate: the)duarters for the matron, nurse and > rules committee persisted in|helper, as well as dormitories, din- ‘h, ding back wage-and-hour legis-|ing room and kitchen facilities and Although air-fy¢i0n° And the farm fi first | Play rooms. The other two build- and from Anchor- e, ure on the official m, did|i0gs Wil be dormitory units, with fewer | ¢ started until Thanksgiving, |quarters for a matron and helper, President suggested some;as Well as a kitchen and dining Congress might do to help|room each. John Public get a new home, and| The went fishing. jcorporate much of the same re- The Duke and Duchess of Wind-|duirements as the three at Kodiak sor put off their U. S. housing tour having the dormitory facilitie or hoots from labor leaders at dining room and kitchen, quarters for matron and helpers, etec. ntracts will be awarded about hingtc nd ot not to spend? V. Lester Troast & Associates have lent bu, v by a et uary at Realistic Pe 1f $4.50. Finger wave, 65c. Beauty Shop, telenhone 291, 315 Decker Way. e to soothe wailing tax- d investors wer Potentate » said nothing could hed by callir Roose: raili against ts, payer Wen- accompl names or royalty Duke’s Visit Postponed 1gress met in special se i - lynching filibuste into value, | | URN your ola gowd el | cash or trade at Nugget Shop b7 | nomic b PLANE SALUTES TO | ANCHORAGE CUT OUT| ANCHORAGE ane traffic te ner are seen flyir ¢ | before long the old custom of | \g the downtown district when | riving from interior points wi virtually a “thing of the past.” o-way communication by radio out the old “salute as planes arrive pilots have circles trict upon a get he city thir Tlthe man arranging it. But the world's richest girl, Doris Duke Cromwell, ran around to see Mari o work can start early in resettlements with Mrs. Roosevelt.|the spring, as it is necessary for Census of Jobless the building now in use for the or- Auto strikes revived memories phanage on Woodie Island to be va- ‘lof last winter. But CIO and AFL|cated soon as possible the still talked peace terms No- Navy is planning establisnment >f vember 30, John L. Lewis and Wil base there this summer. liam Green, ih person, were ready | e to try to bury the hatchet 2 Matimen's burdens were mercasea,| AUk Lake Awaits »un- Freeze for years the downtown d notify their as as and in cc with their equipped with radio tant communication three ra stations. Knowing ex ctly whe the planes are, the! rm has no difficulty meeting them | and weather pre- at the airport. meanwhile, by returns from All other ships of the line will be {employment census. 4 cquipped with radios in the near| Baitorial writers scratched their| More Skating future and as the instrume; ® {heads about the significance of the installed the planes will quit their{ American Labor Par te To- With spring-like circling of the city. |electiig New York’s Mayor La-|vailing, Juneau sk e A 50 ) Guardia, the Haiti-Dominican Re-|0ther shot at their steel bladed sport, FUNERAL FOR MERCER public row, the merchant m,uuw.‘f?l‘ reperts have come in from the and what some serious thinkers highway that Auk Lake is once again who take the long view rated covered with water- cady to freeze TWINS IS TOMORROW among the year's most significant/to mirvor ice with the next cold |news items; Trade negotiations be- Snap. Tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock{tween America and Gr Britain And so, if the temperature goes fun services will be held for the; A Crop of Divorces aslidin’ soon, without snow, Juneau twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert| Cafe society (“It's Nice York If will again take to the Sonja Henie Mercer, the ceremony to take placelYou Can Get It sang entertain- dancing pumps, but then if such from the chapel of the Charles W.[ers) buzzed about America’s ex- does come about, the ski fans will Carter Mortuary. clusion of the girl who had called gnash their teeth—which all leaves The Rev. David Waggoner will ot-\Promlcr Mussolini her boy friendthe weatherman in a bit of the ficiate at the service, following]. the Ely Culbertson, Leopold old spot, what? which interment will be held in the Stokowski, Elearjor Holm Jarrett| - Evergreet Cemetey. and Ruth Etting divorce stories . . .| Empire classifieds pay. ;irmy Tes}s Out Its New Two-Man “Ga;z g.”, : Weighing a Jitilée more than a haif ton and capable of making better than 28 miles an heur, this little metal raft on wheels represents the army’s two-man “gang” which lets a pair of machine gunners do the werk of eight. Shown driving the vehicle is Corp. Berry W. Russell (right) with Private Tom M. New- berry at tpag nuchiu gun, Baptist Home Mis- building at Ouzinkie will in- | aters may get an- | of “CHUNKY COAT” The “chunky coat,” good for both town and country wear, is a star in winter fur fashions. This one eof Russian squirrel is fashioned with a trim high collar and straight sleeves. It is worn h a black weel frock and antelope hat, gloves and bag. | ero, E. M. Polley and Homer Nord- |ling., For the Auxiliary, President | Betty McCormick, Edith Sheelor and Commander Bacon, By o s Bride fo Be Feted ,, up 5 voraceues (John E. Pegues strutting, his stuff, | Complimentary Party to Be Held in Legion Dugout Starting 8 o’Clock 1126, Forty and Eight, will hold a | meeting tonight in the Legion Dug- | out, starting at 8 o'clock. - For the first 10 months of 1936 Complimenting Commander Wal- | postal recipts at Raleigh, ter Bacon of Alford John Bradford showed a gain of $54577 over the Post, American Legion, and his same period of 1935 Postmaster Carl bride, the former Madelynne Lor-|Willilamson feported. enzen of Sitka, members of the lo-| - Caughta Cold? cal Legion Post and Auxiliary will To help end it quicker, hold a reception in the Dugeul to- rub throat and chest with morrow evening, starting at 8 o’- clock. | On the committee handling |affair for the Post are A. E. |William O. Johnson, Russell Cl the nes, h- That New Year’s Resolution to See a GENERAL ELECTRIC Den't struggle with an old washer, turn it in on a NEW GENERAL ELECTRIC. Long Life Model. Save money on your clothes as on your laundry bills. A Liberal Trade-in-Allowance. EASY TERMS. Alaska Electric Light and Power Co. MEET AT 8 TONIGHT | Voyageurs Militaire of Voiture No. | P e s Pay’n Takit PHONES 92 or 95 Free Delivery Fresh Meats, Groceries, liquors, Wines and Beer We Sell for LESS Because We Sell for CASH George Brothers The Juneau Laundry Franklin Street between Front and Second Streels PHONE 358 ) \ N ' ) y ) { Family-Style Meals ERWIN’S BOARDING HOUSE [ MONTHLY RATES SO FRANKLIN STREET M {rrrsn e T § sr ] THE BEST TAP BEER IN TOWN! ® THE MINERS' Recreation Parlors BILL DOUGLAS ‘ ‘ Thomas Hardware Co. 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