The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 18, 1938, Page 7

f BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JAN PAN--THAR WUZ & REG'LAR | CLOUD-BUST LAS NGH P PLUMB. WORRIED ABOUT MR.GOOGLE AN HoONEN POT GITTWEY ACROST TH MOUNTING -- NE KNOW HOW TUEM SACK |ROADS \S THIS [TME © Tw | VEAR ,PAW-, (e, The Juneau Laundry | § Pay’ll 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 1 WaTE TO ROUSE VE, N | PaW, BUT TH PORE CRITTERS MGHT Bt 80GGED UP TO THEWR NECK! B T ooNT RECKON THARS NUTHIN W T \NDRLD Front and Second Streets PHONE 358 [ Franklin Street between f ! “Family-Style Meals ERWIN’S BOARDING HOUSE WANT AD INFORMATION | e "Ciunt five average words to the - dne. Dauly rate per line for consecutive nsertions: One day ... 100 Additional days 5¢ Minimum charge ..50¢ Copy must be m the office by 2 o'clock in the afternoon to insure Insertion on same day. We accept ads over telephone from persons listed in telephone directory. Phone 374—Ask for Ad-taker. in case of error or if an aa L has been: stopped before ex- «piration, advertiser please noti- | fy this office (Phone 374) at | once nd same will be givenl | | attention. ‘THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE | ¥ FOR SALE FOR SALE Rowboat and Boat Shop foot of $th St skiffs FOR SALE — RCA Victor, Zenith, Emerson and Crosley radios. Ju- neau Melody Shop. MISCELLANEOUS BUARANILED Realistic Perm: nents, $4.50. finger wave, 65c %ola's Beauty Shop, telephone 21, 315 Decker Way. WURN your ola goid Into value, cash or trade at Nugget Shop. EXPERILNCL Lmv wishes or janitress work. Phone hour GARBAGE HAULED | Reasonable Monthly Rates | E.O.DAVIS ‘TELEPHONE 212 i Fhone 4753 FLOOR YOUR HOME WITH | OAK—N=ture’s Gift Everlasting | | GARLAND BOGGAN | PHONE 582 _Buy Your Floors with a GUARANTEE 3 FORD AGENCY f (Authorized Dealers) GREASES GAS — OILS JUNEAU MOTORS Foot of Main Street ”-fi._--,-”,w 7 COME IN and SEE the NEW | | STROMBERG-CARLSON | | RADIOS J. B. Burford & Co. || “Our door step is worn by Satisfied Customers” | Jones-Stevens Shop ] LADIES’—MISSES’ I READY-TO-WEAR Seward Street | | ”8’?2'« ?/’\'\\\ EXERCISE FOR HEAL' Bowl at the BRUNSWICK Recreation Alleys Cafe in Connection Spec- falizing in American and Chinese Dishes. TRY US ONCE! Near Third 3| ! COMFORTABLE FOR RERT FOR RENT — Small nished cabin, $10 monthly. Calhoun. 1-room fur- 1113 FOR RENT — Modern furnished apt.; also oom modern unfur- nished house. 504 5th. FOR RENT—Modern furnished apt. 4 rooms and bath, garage if need- ed. See George Sheeper at Seat- ter Tract. 3-ROOM furnished house, hot and cold water, close-in. Phone Red 474, . 3- & 4-ROOM furnished apts. 7th. Perelle Apts. 425 {2-] ROOM Rrutbed apt. with bath; ! cabin with shower | Vagge, 513 A Willough- | also 3-room bath, Mike by Ave FOR RENT »om furnished apt. with bath, $17.50 monthly, Seatter Tract. 1565 Evergreen Ave. VACANCY New Feldon Apts, ouly. Phone 209. Couple 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 Drug Phone 484. s g SSUCRINR: MONTHLY RATES SO FRANKLIN STREET 2 '| TAP BEER Thomas Hardware Co. | PAINTS — OILS Builders' and Shelt | IN TOWN! Copr 1938, King Features Syndicate, Inc., HARDWARE i [ ] ——— e — e _— —_—— i - b - - — 45 R i | — " him go, warning him never to en- sig for ladies, and they are still|: e | THE MINERS ant a Movu) C()ntra( t, ter the store again. The hat-check hoping. 1f you have never seen af | || Recreation Parlors girl says he boasts of his ability ldy select a good cigar, light I, JUNEAU - YOUNG | s to get into and out of trouble. But puff lang uidly. 8 series of smoke- | BILL DOUGLAS v A oo 8! b ‘ Then Pick Up An Accent 55 k™ sy, e s T owarts. the- eownaeser. sou| | - Hardware Company Lo £ grieved and troubled. He is her have missed \omu,hmg‘ | AINTS—OIL—GLASS | s S—— 1 ‘ e Hrbitier} Shelf and Heavy Hardware | By ROBBIN COONS ing, a band blar and a “ref- Guns and Ammunition _ HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 18, The cree” shouting instructio they A reftesk laa Ghatier, e LB py |time is ripe for a duplication of|stare into space and yawn. IS |mic this S s b Isagfl pee s 1 Smiling Service” | |the hoaxes that brought Margarct | far and away the best animal act | gardenias in. front of the {| Bert’s Cash Grocery | say a gS 10 |in town 1t f ! PHONE 1 3 el s o' Hall the other night: JUNE I | 05 Hollywood as “foreign stars. s ! || Free Delivery Juneau Both Miss Lindsay and Cum-| = : “I am not starving and I do not " SERVICE | e mings, Americans, sofournea in|, NO hat the aays are ¢ GIOWINE pave 17 children to feed. 1 sel ; Y e here through posing as English (;m‘:(:fo\ (I“I“‘\‘j‘ ““‘““‘l‘]'g “‘mp enjoy selling them. If you care t0| CHICAGO, Ill, Jan. 18.—Chicago| ANTEED 60 DAYS ‘ i HOME GROCERY players. Cummings advised Miss On‘lv Poard 4K Lth("l‘n g ° buy they are 25 cents each, and T puplic school authorities are fnstal- g Ao e || AND LIQUOR STORE Lindsay on the procedure, then fol- Yoty 2 will thank you. But if you are jing 3 new method of class division|z | 146—Phones—152 lowed his own advice with equal| At hat-check lass in an uptown |disinterested, that is your busi- whereby —elementary puplls will|{’ il AMERI Y l success. club tells us about a vile little brat | PSS, and God speed you on your |graqute in seven years instead of [ Lok i E:YC'“: mt'l‘ To say that Hollywood again who lives in her neighborhood. He |WaV: in eight. | 3 }‘.‘ 5. e ) has gone loco over foreign talent has the brass of a cathedral bell| She emptied five baskets in 15| Ay Grade 1-b each child is to be 1o e would be misleading. The foreign- and proved it recently when caught |minutes. tested as to ability from ti .\;_..MJ}! UQUOR DELIVERY | jers are but part of a widespread pilfering trinkets in a dime store e points of intelligence quotient, its| | {influx of new talent, including They hustled the kid into the base- For years there has been a cam- |health, achievement and social ad- ::———vFor Y‘Ly pr—omg{ SAMTARY {many Americans, being drafted hy ment and were on the point of paign afcot to interest women in | aptability. Those who rate high| various studios. This new year|spanking him when he indignantly fgmoking pipes and cigars, but it are put into an accelerated class. |3 ~ — |:h0“m be, decidedly, a year of disavowed the theft doesn’'t seem to catch on. Only | Each such class will have the same | P l G c L Y |'new faces.” The urge to experl-| «But this was in your pocket,” itwice have I n women smoke teacher to and including the 4-af | Channel Apparel shop ’ ment with star material is domi-|crjed the manager, “and one of my eigars in public. The manufactur- |grade and another from to 7-b| | Martha Bracken—Jean Graham | | nant les girls saw you take it.” ers would guarantee anybody a instead of a different teacher at the| FFonL NG BNy SRt w l G G L Y Many Europeans Waiting { “There is scme mistake here,” fortune who could propose a sug- end of each semester. Upon com-| ' < | Still, the American-born would- [retorted the lad. “I did not steal gestion that would win the wide pletion of the highest year the E3- be star, if overlooked as an Ameri- this locket. It is a keepsake my lit- feminine trade to their side, but teacher returns to pick up another E——————— |can, might try the Lindsay-Cum-|tle dead brother gave me before they admit that it isn’t probable, class in the lowest of her grades. k_k |mings route to movie atiention. he died. T carry it in my pocket all ‘mot in their lifetime at least. How- The accelerated classes will com-|| GREEN TOP CABS ‘ | Hollywood's curiosity is invariably day and sleep with it at night.” ever, the tobacco shops still have plete each three and one-half year 4 | thfi aroused by a name that smacks of ~ The manager shrugged and let of dainty little pipes, de- stretch in three years. | PHONE | SITKA HOT SPRINGS mEmo G m Tiee e iuees e da . s T e 6 8 Mineral Hot Baths 4 ‘b e ; l‘ i _“ _“( NS | Accommodations to suit every l;ln “::L :;;:m;i w d—'m a chance | [ taste. Reservations, Alaska Air | 3 S e ‘Transport. Metro has a dozen Europeans S 70 —3a here waiting for their first screen ~ y opportunity in Hollywood. This MCCAUL MOTOR | T RELIABLE TRANSFER " TRANSFER | jtudio—because Mr. Louls B. May- COMPANY [ 11 er took a trip abroad—leads in the i ?‘" Srmekes SorRep P e number of new foreigners in its Dodge and Plymouth Dealers | | | time. A tank for: Bicssl OF lists. The Italian Elena Quirici, An- e S| ohe &SGR Coune thony Novatny of Czechoslovakia, = = ”:;":F“’us“"N;m* Konstantin Gorian of Yugoslavia, Todflyé News Tud-lr Llnl'-ro e oz i i St Phone 97 Store FUPNIS SHED house LeFevre. for let. H. B FOR RENT—Single or double room with or without board. Private home. Phone Black 680. + ROOMS and bath. Steamheated furnished, overstuffed, electric range, washing machine, oak floors. Windsor Apts. apartment for lwo. Apply Winter & Pond Store. TWO bedroom, waterfront view, furnished apt. Phone 496 between 6 and 7 pm. FOR RENT—Seven room house — one mile out on Glacier Highway. Cheap for winter months. Phone T) 2ea FOrt RENT—Seven room furnished apartment. Inquire Snap Sh<ppe. COZY, warm, rurn. apts. Light, water, dishes, cooking utensils and bath. Reasonable at Seavie 4 Gounterfeiters Are Arrested in California Raid e One Hundred Thedkend' - *#| Dollars, Spurious Notes, Found by Officers | SAN JOSE, Cal, Jan. 18. — In a | (Switt raid, officers seized $100,000 box-office has said, in its forceful in spurious notes hidden in a base- ment, arrested four men and broke . up, what they said, is a counterfeit ring operating on a nation-wide ba- The men jailed are all foreign- ers, Samuel Bongiorno, Joseph Me- rino,- Joseph Saia. Divorced Wife 0f Chaplin to Wed in July KANSAS CITY, Jan. 18. — Lita Gray Chaplin, and her manager Ar- thur F. Day, Jr., will be married in July, probably in Europe. She is the divorced wife of Charlie Chap- lin. —————— St. Luke’s Guild Invites everyone |to the first of a card party series Wednesday evening, 8 o'clock in the Parish Hall. Prizes and refresh- ments. Admission 50 cents, adv. _ ed studio enthusiasm in * Lenoardo and Felice; the Hungarian Steven Bekassy, the | Viennese Hedy LaMarr (who was | Tedy Keisler of “Ecstasy”) are| among the reserves, | From France have come Ariane Borg, Mireille Balin, Jacqueline | Laurant. Viennese Della Lind is | cast in “Swiss Mi with Laurel | . and Hardy, Hungarian Ilona Ma sey already has scored in “Rosalie, and Viennese Rose Stradner arous- The Last California Grocery g:’x;?sw;]‘ul-‘r«::dilngg?d ;i\;:);;l; THE pURE FOODS STORE Miliza Korjus, Hungarian Telephone 478 Prompt Delivery has been here many months, sti has not appeared in a gicture. | “No, Thank You’ to Some | | Paramount has hopes for Fran- 'ciska Gaal, already studio-approved | in “The Buccaneer,” and for| Olympe Bradna and Rigaud and| Isa Miranda. New Warner importa- | tions are chiefly English — Isabel | Jeans, Melville Cooper, Bruce Lis- | ter and James Stephenson. Umver.,‘ sal has its French Danielle Dar-i rieux (proved in foreign films) :md‘ ; S 20th Century-Fox its equally ap-| v % ¥ proved Annabella, with Scandinav- | - ian Osa Massen newly added to the | [roster. This studio, with Sonja | enie and a singing Simone fresh- | ly triumphant, probably has more | \reason than others to look abroad !for “discoveries,” although Holly- | wood’s records prove that the pub- | lic always has picked its favorites, | not by nationalities, but by in- divldual personality appeal. With the fans, it hasn't seemed matter where a star came from. {For every Garbo, Luise Rainer, or Charles Boyer that the moviegoers |have welcomed, there is a Lilian Harvey, a Henri Garat, or a Lil Dagover to whom the Americen | WELLINGTON LUMP COAL $1 5.60 per ton F. O. B. Bunkers B Pacific Coast Coal Co. - FALLING LIKE A ‘'TON OF BRICK" wasn't any trick for this old brick smoke- stack, once part of a factory in Albany, N, Y. After cables had been attached to its top, the wreckers tugged expecting it to fall on a slant. Instead, it seemed to break off in the middle and drop straight I down, scattering debris at the base of the stack. This “movie” series was taken with 2 mazic eye cam- | era, Wreckers called the fall “unusual.” FOR INSURANCE See H. R. SHEPARD & SON Telephone 409 B. M. Behrends Bank Bldag. WINDOW CLEANING PHONE 485 direct and uncompromising lan- guage, “No, thank you.” { TRAINED TOM CATS PUT ON BOXING STUNT Best Animal Act in New York City Seen at Night Club By GEORGE TUCKER NEW YORK, Jan. 18—There is an amazing act at Leon and Ed- die’s, a night club in the Fifties. Two trained tom cats box. S'fact. They appear in a ring, receive in- structions and begin flaying cach other. At the end of the round | they return to their corners and look bored. Finally, one falls on the canvas and is counted out. These cats must weigh 15 or 20 pounds each. In front of a full audience, with everybody scream- Patronize Irving’s Market Values that cam not be surpassed in many models i —RIGHT NOW CONNORS MOTOR CO., Inc. JUNEAU PHONE 411 .G ARDEN, men search for bodies of victims of the “murder its dead Jean de Koven, pretty Brooklyn dancer. She was stran nn at Versailles, France, and police thought that the farden might confessed killing Miss de Koven, met her in Paris .and woman vietim was buried in a nearby cave. DIGGING IN DEATH'S Ied villa of 2 ;uldn tional mm Weldmnnn, ‘who brought her to the villa, |Read the Classified Ads in THE EMPIRE!