The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 4, 1938, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRF FRIDAY, FEB. 4, 1938. l ‘MAN OF THE " —ele | Tetary Langseth was directed to re- port the matter to the office of In- dian Affairs and request three new | lengths for the building. By Sante 1 | By THE SHOW PLACE OI JUNEAU DELUXE DUAL PROG RAM NOW! First Show \l.u s Degan it was reported that the new MODES of the MOMENT | [ DOUGLAS A'!' CAP"’DL | 2 o4 o iz school may not prove satistactory. 1 l T :"& BOUGLAR. FIREMEN A6T The issue was tabled for future ref: erence. OV VARWUS Ak Social committee appointed by . 66 B ne members of the DOUE™| o aimman Erskine for next month is D l c K CAN'T FIX ME AND las Volunteer Fire Department Were, compased of Ray McCormick, O. H. Bliss and Henry Stragier. B NEW RESIDENTS Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Shellworth, new channel arrivals from the south, today moved to Douglas. "' " El i fih ing Report of the trustees relative| {to the new membership regulations enacted at a special session, was for the regular monthly meet- Theme of Dramatic BLAZING L ppamaofa Picture man .who TRACY” ‘Youumnw;r Featuring RALPH BYRD Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer tonight pre- gambled ewen 10‘,{‘ ) t.b’#l sents Josephr Calleia in a new role, | | ‘ ; this time -as he instead of a| | made mber, to|. KAY HUGHES lenge the un* : ) s 1 . i » 9/ They have taken one of the Barou- ‘ E }leorld| villain The pictu s “Man of the ¢ must attend mes apartments. l D e R People,” I ht and tomior=- o1 ings, and to B I Story of the GREAT W Theatre. igible for membership an ap-|geHOOL TO OBSERVE 1st have resided in the I'he original o v novel ot LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY COMIC RIP 13 title by Frar Dolan, e con for one year or m . R — S 2 i . N week, Friday, Lincoln's DETECTIVE porter, plth Eight names had been dropped [IELuior sov: St bt pbinng Anorated oy in 15 Chapters e political m roll, the report informed thelyh. puplic school here with appro- 0. Dolan priate exercises to be held during communication read con- knowledge " & y the afternoon period. Helen Ed- Dick Tracy Books are » P member-|ayqs of the Student: Body, is in now on sale at all Calleia draw hip of Jack Eliman, which Was| u.ioo of the program arrange- vorably acted upon. Foreman poor boy Wi ments Of additional interest will be a engine ready for operation as soon f8lk to the fuudents CehimE : v b4 Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock by as a supply of caps o start it were|poie“nin field executive for the received. The appointment of new|pg.o geouts maintenance committee, he further |stated, was held up due to the un- > suitable weather for getting around i . The fire hydrant at Second and D Streets is out of order he also said. A. J. Balog, chairman of PFire Shurtaga 0' n s and Water on the Council reported that ten dolls had been allotted from city funds for the inspection, NEW YORK, Feb.. 4—So you of chimneys. Manning and Niemi want to be an actress. Take a tip had been selected to do the work. from Edith Christenson, executive According to Chief Hachmeister secretary of the Chorus Fquity As- the job of elevating the siren will sociation; there are from 3,000 to start as soon as weather permits, it 5000 jobless chorus girls along was reported. Broadway. Equipment Needed | And the last show which posted The purchase of some new equip- a call for chorus girls found fifty | months a similar count; Willi |includes Thomas Mitchell, |ment, such a pair of goggles for applicants for every opening—actu- duced 5 Helght ()f | Requesl Repeal Of Dick, six months for drunkenness; |arine Doucet, Paul Stanton «nd\ . : : ‘P 3 3 the truck driver, a first aid cabinet, ally, not just figuratively. There I' Lven[ng Coait Tke: | Thomas Hanson, three ns for | Jonathan Hale ! ool which has a little furbelow-finish of braid coiled |and a stretcher to be left in the were twenty girls needed—1,000 ews stands. y news sta Manning stated the pump house was now in fair condition and the prosecutor I isting repeti- | MICKEY MOUSE MATINEE " Jostpn cmfioma RICE ion of crooked stirs him | to action but he i werless. He SATURDAY—1 P. M. THOMAS MITCHEL TED Ymm “BLACK ACES DICK TRACY CATHARINE DOUC the job. A sympathetic go scted By EPWIN LOMARIN ernor appoint m to head an in-| Cartoon Comedy Candy Guced by LUCTEN HUBBARD. vestigat nittee intere i m\ { corrupt corporation: i 3 I‘-fla&sn ‘ P,aitll: Against Crime E()'.’\l]:; | The first corporation upon which to he one of the| s happ: ‘ em all and, also; an'}m st of l CASABA DANCE SMALLBUSINESS ™ 5Eascss fi‘(fi”um - | win case and the girl U. S. 'Vlus\dl \V)l!!flm i ¥ ]\/‘l-‘ salleia the best role of his llom‘\* H‘l\ll"lh,d to Juneau {rom ;career which is s g a great d terday on the Northland, |Florence Rice i . romantic brmmm 10 prisoners, two women |continue her st ly ascen 8 .md exgm men. They were: Anna |dom by ber famous par- Fra Rice, t} spor sentenced to serve th e . of [columnist. Ted Healy provides FURBELOWS AND FUR BOLEROS Boleros are in the fashion wind that blows toward the spring style scene. This short-sleeved one is of skunk. It tops a slim frock of iy O monih% in jail on a ch All Star Team to Be Intro-| Recommendations Include |drunkenness; Neliie Johnso Y, /anup tebayle, SR deep 1 giving liquor to minc James | R AR A2 down ifs front. Fire Hall was urged, and by vote answered the call. N, oy B by % ‘ of the members present are | PERaD e SO Tomorrow night Juneau baskét- ~WASHINGTON, Feb. 4 —Twenty- Bartell, six 1]1:31‘1]:11;Ur‘n:11 ll‘y.v‘li 1u‘1‘w"‘h Tllat S!c;‘ ]an ’fla“‘ ARk i orddvs m‘m-d:-t-];d n:nlmo::(X( present are to be A pibits couih o HESWIE : ; | "‘“U‘)a L CL!?}QED S Scandinavian mytholgy who flew| Alex Gair, chief truck driver, re-|portico, in architecture among the niisthall Pk B Che Atihorage .4101\ were cihgad foday. before Press four months for being drumk and |4 i k il “ ;yf:.ll;“’-‘]‘\[|l‘}::‘(;]:?£§ i“ m lect tl ‘p(\ln*{‘l the 1%-inch hose at the gov- |{Romans and Greeks, is called Ba- Fur Rendezvous. Wes Barrett and ident Roosevelt by a committee rep- ‘“;‘H;l:'-!!_\ : I;:ln(-}: /‘x'x‘\iiun(\;‘-wx]u ur Be Iq Yuui‘ a,q I nd ‘ tighters for Valhalla |ernment school was punctured. Sec-’sili |drunk and disorderly; Charl s . s trip' ite House ials s¢ dresi- | NEW YORK, Feb. 4 When | The All - Stars making the trip’ White House officials said Presi Young, six months and $200, drunk | e K VA ol LS ‘ AGAIN will be introduced from the stage, dent Roosevelt thought the large, i) iaiaios you're sick you may not be suffer-| " and Jack Fowlerpresident of the majority of the recommendations| |ing a physical ailment—it may b City Basketball League promises were constructive and possible of lall in your mind everybody a “grand time.” ! fulfillment lumbia University, reporting on Those players who will make the, The list included mp fl B“ u ufi"a its 1th service estal nl ven-| Attempt Is to Be Made by trip are, Elmer Lindstrom, Roy tions for repeal of the y years ago and absorbing a| o o - i i : 7 .| British Imperial /\n— Smith, Dick May, Kinky Bayers, ed profits tax, private federal uhmqj B w,,\ of more than 750,000 student to minors; for drunkenness; three recommendations to assist in at of the business reces- ball fans will troop to the Elks’ Hall to dance the Juneau “All Si Bi on, | Mark Jensen, Claude Erskine, Sam-'to small business men, curtailment| Leaving 12:15 pm. today for |faculty mkmbers and employe ways, Is R"!’”"' my Nelson and Hub Sturrock. lof government expenditure and | Hoonah t Alex Holden return- made this statement today 7 | - = & JLeonard Johnson, yDouglas Eag-'a campaign to stimuld business.|ed in the Marine Airways Bellanca It is wise n 0 unde les manager, was named to pilot the| . The long list was read to the Pres-| this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, with jthe simplest problem, 5o t JULU, H. I, Feb. 4 I'h All-Stars on their invasion cruise. ident at an hour and a half confer-| Frank Wright, Jr £ trouble or worry may Iy Airwe plan to He reported yesterday that the boys ence in the White House, by Fred of the Icy Sur its covered. The uitimate solution of ; « t world . circling have been working hard all week Roth, chairman of the two days’jpany. the students' difficuities may t by a commercial clipper t on combinations that they are al- session of “Little Fellows of Busi- \lways lie within the province of spring, according to reliable LEADS ]’UNEAU'S BUSINESS PARADE OF PRICE, ready promising to make a clean hess.” | William H boast he is| medical practice. here sweep of the Anchorage tourna-| Roth told reporters, “We had alno “rolling st 2 on thel “Some students are referred to| It is said the clipper will star QUALITY AND SERVICE! most pleasant and sympathetic|same job a Tenn., for|the psy atrist.” from London, traveling 26,000 miles Tomorrow night is one of their meeting with President Roosevelt|69 years H - - via Australia, Hawaii and Canada Ph 2 F | s e e | e ne ree Delivery n —— fans are going to join them at the come out of the c Elks Hall | President Roosevelt told a pres: e |conference later that in noting pub Belglum has the greatest density lished comments of the Small Bus- of population of any European iness Men's Conference, he thou country. it unifair to ridicule either 2 who attended the conference or their efforts, nference.” “Alaska” by Lester D. Henderson. tice of the United | , e last “nights” out and basketball and we know that great good will| - - - John Jay was the first Chief Jus-|The clipper ship will tray |the Atlantic and Pa No. 1 California Large Fresh Darigold—Sweet 5 Ibh. pail 215 b, pail andards Cream 59c 320. 2doz.55c 2!bs. 83(: POTATOES | Krait's Yakima—U. 8. No. 1 Mayomise > .- SONS OF |y noirne NORW Ay | Manilie Heirecs s | Thiough with U, MEETING Winesap APPLES NEW YORK, Feb. 4. - meme! 100 Pounds 50 Pounds heiress to| |Manville Dresselhuys, & SATURDAY some ten million doliars of the Man- | ‘Fine for Cooking s 19 s 19 KITCHEN (ville asbestos fortune and wife of| or Eating £ » FRESH 8 P. M. the Dutch industrialist, Cornelius| Dresselhuys, has become the sec-| ond American heiress of late to re-| L @.0. F: HALL nounce American citizenship. | As her action, preparatory to be-| coming a Dutch subject, was dis- Card Party closed, her brother, Tommy Man- \ville, sharply criticized her. | “I don’t think it’s right,” he re- Imarked. “I'm very angry at her.| | After all, our father made his money in this country. Why take it out?” Re‘reshments | Mrs. Dresselhuys, who is blonde |and thrice-married, changed her al-| .‘]eglancp even as the Countes Haugwitz - Reventlow, the former Barbara Hutton, adopted the native country of her Danish hushand some time ago. The Manville heiress, it devel- i | i The Charles W. Carter ‘ igp;’d. l'v’ngl]l;ncrcll( Ithv P}!n‘ncd‘ s_mdo,es' i efore a rooklyn ‘edera’ Judge | Mortuary [ PR |several days ago. She left the next Fourth and Franklin Sis. | lday on a yachfing irip and now is PHONE 136 understood to be cruising some- 1 [ | |where off Miami, Fla HERSHEY SCHILLING! Orange Pekoe 11b.can l9cl Pound 7 Sc Full Flayored 11 oz. bottles Tomato Juice Extra Fancy 15 OZ. TINS Following Fancy Arlzolm 1 for 19¢ 55¢ B | Mrs. Dresselhuys has one child, Lorraine Manville Gould, by her l s E u M first husband, Clarence Gould. She met him while appearing on the ‘stage. STARTING TONIGHT e Her second marriage, to Camillo | Bring Back Cassidy . . Aldao, lasted only a short time. { Dead or Alive ! ) " WHY? SEE =0 ! Clarence E. Mulford’s Squirrel Gets Toothache from SBorderland’ Shelled Nuts i with MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Feb. 4—| William Boyd Don't feed your pet squirrel shelled | Jimmy Ellison THE COLISEUM HAS nuts unless yon want to pay a den- | " THE SHORT SUBJECTS tist's bill, advises John S. Ben- son. POPEYE MATINEE ) & 00 P. M. Saturday Lettuce Large Heads 2 for 25c Tomatoes Fancy Field Large Bunches Marblehead Benson had to take his squirrel | to the dentist to have the pet's: |teeth filed down. After treating the patient, the dentist prescribed 1a diet of unshelled nuts to keep [Lhe- squirrel’s teeth slim and strong