The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 22, 1938, Page 8

DEER HUNTERS FIND ANIMALS MORE NUMEROUS Mayor Lucas Gets One— Paul Mol‘gan le('ks in |64»Poundc‘r The first echoes of le guns in the 1938 deer season have died away and as the smoke there are tales of success, tal woe and a few tails of deer Most reports still there lots of deer. Where hunters knock- ed the mover, they in most cases saw numerous animals. Many hunt- ers have not returned, but a few who have been successful, were cutting up venison in town today Mayor Harry Lucas pitched one of the first balls (rifle) of the sea- son with Percy Reynolds, when those two went to Point Retreat way and brought in two nice bucks Holly Triplette, Empire shop man knocked a fat buck over on elter say Island a few hundred years from the beach. Carl Jensen and Sonny Lund picked up a couple of horn carriers ‘down at Twin Points and Johnny Harris sighted one in correctly on Grand Island. Paul Morgan brought in a buck with an “ax handle beam” from Mt. Jumbo on Douglas Island, the big fellow weighing 164 pounds dressed. A few hunters got “skunked,” but all in all, it looks like there are plenty of deer in the hills this year. Gastineau Grocer Martinson and his party of two others, each bag- ged a deer on Chichagof Island and walked plenty getting to the beach. S e ICE POOL WINNER HEADING OUTSIDE TO SPEND WINTER Chris Nerland, Fairbanks Explor- ation Company employee who shar- ed $16,000 with a lady friend in the Nenana Ice Pool sweepstakes arrived in Juneau on a PAA Elec- tra Sunday afternoon, bound Out- side for a trip. Rumor had it that Chris going to leap the hurdle witiy his lady friend, but he says “no com- ment.” was - immigration Brazil's regulations have been tightened by a new law which permits .the entry of larger number of immigrants, but favo the agricultural worker. In an address at Ba THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1938. Roosevelt Backs Camp in Georgia Cumpaign, . 50 vigorous that it surprised many of his listeners, Pr B ident Koose- velt Geor citizens in emphatic terms he would like them to vote for Lawrence S. Camp, U. 5. | District Attorney in Atlanta, in the Georgia Democratic senatorial primary. He told his listeners the | incumbent, Senator Walter F. George, could not measure up to the standards of liberalism. Shown with | the Chief Executive is Camn.—AP Photo, ‘\ | Kiny Dedication Starts at TP.M. Tonight starting at 7 o'clock t will be ing KINY's transmitter new power of 250 watts over the tower. The program follow 7:00 p.m-—Dedication, C. B nold, manager; for the Dean C. E. Rice; dedication pr Rev. John A. Glasse Solo by Margaret Bowen accompanist, Francis Harland For the Juneau Mr:. Thomas Haigh, pre the City of Juneau, Mayor Ha Lucas; solos by Margaret For the Chamber of Commerc E. Rebertson; for the Pioneer: Alaska, Charles W. Carter. slos by Mar Bowen For the Bus house ness al Women’s Club, President Car a dedication program oper he h and new Ar- churche ayer piano Women's Club, Bowen e, R s of and Profession- oline Todd; for the Health Departm Dr. W. W. Council Solo, “Racc > di Mimi” from Puccinis La Boheme, sung by Mina and spec Solovieva in M 1, Italy er for this occasion by mede transcription 8:00 p.m.—Half hour concert by signed with fluent lines masculine coloss. that is possible only in goad clothes TIMELY =1 CLOTUES TIMELY CLOTHES for instance Sound fabrics, well tailored. Thousands of nim- ble stitches dedicated to the proposition that men appreciate yielding comfort and the soft ease which only fine workmanship can achieve. De- that preserve the smart style that made you pick out Timely Clothes in the first place. New, exclusive patterns , . . rich, 3 $35 | FRED HENNING Camplete Outfitter for Men sent \ Sorority A Succeeding Mrs. D. Bligh Grasset, »f Winnet! Ill., Mrs. Donald B. Sinclair (above) of Toronto, Cana- da, was elected president of Kappa Alpha Theta, oldest sorority in the; United States. The election took ! nl at the 33d grand convention W the sorority at Spring Lake, N.du ! Marye Berne and Ernest Ehle Ac- compa 1 by Francis Harland. 8:30 p.m.—Piano selections, Vene- tia Feero. 9:00 p.m Krane. 9:45 p.m.—Si 9:45 p.m. 10:00 p.m. Henry 10:15-11:00 p.m. scriptions > oo 'BUILDING CODE CHANGE BEFORE CITY COUNCIL Piar Harry accordion d transcriptior re ne Ber address tran- ed AT MEETING TONIGHT ! | Final action is expected to be taken ton at the specially called meeting of the City Council on the proposed amendments to the build- ing code, according to Mayor Harry | T. Lucas. The eting will convene in the City Hall at 8 o'clock for that specific purpose. There are two proposed amend- ments before the Council. One would allow laminated construction in stairways in the new Gross build- ing instead of concrete and the other would permit the use of plas- | ter board instead of plaster in the | interior walls of the Baranof Hotel. | The latter has been a highly con- troversial issue -~ .- MATANUSKA COLONY SECRETAY IS MAKING TRIP TO OUTSIDE | Tois Spencer, Secretary in the {office of Administration at Mata- wiska, arrived in Juneau on a PAA | Slectra Sunday. She will embark |on the Princess Charlotte tomor- row for a trip Outside. cee — | BASEBALL TODAY ? C The following are scores of games played this afternoon in the two | major leag as received up to 2 | o'clock: Naticnal League Pittsburgh 4; Chicago 2. Cincinnati 11; St. Louis 4. | American League | Chicago 4; Cleveland 2. | e | Meat, smoke, Alarm, {Dash by Firemen, |No Damage Fire alarm rang yesterday after- noon at 3:30—called Juneau Fire Department to Vogue Shop, next to Juneau Drug at Front Street—firemen ‘no damage—except to meat, Seward and| found meat| ‘hurmng on stove in rear of shop—| SHELL TAKES PARTY OUT TO MARY JOYCE'S morning John Amundsen | hopped an AAT Fairchild with A | F. Allar for Hood Bay, and Jack | Gucker, Jerry ker, A. L. Flor- | ence and Miss Webber for ‘ Yesterday 11 Simmons went out in the Lockheed with W. H scn for Sitka and Anthony Rod- wich for Chichagof, bringing in Art Lowe, J. L. Freeburn, from Chicha- Mrs. Lawrence gof and M and Freeburn from Sitka. Early this morning Shell took Dr W. W. Council and Mrs. Council to Mary Joy Taku River Lodge with Hill and Mild; turday evening pland Amundser flew oy Ninnis, Chris Kohler, Fi r, A. O. Holly, James Lar- son, Bert Lybeck and three others to Lake Florence, bringing them Sunday Saturday evening Shell brought Bob Rice, Joe Y novich Koz oe Fontes from Chicha- gerald from EILEEN WALSH ENDS | ALASKAN VACATION .n Walsh, Nome girl employed m, D..C., arrived in Ju- rday afternoon by PAA m Nome via Fairbanks, on \y back to Wa ton after visiting with her parents for the irst time in three years. Miss Walsh is the daughter of Mike Walsh, City Clerk of Nome|, and pioneer resident of that Se- rd Peninsula city. She hopes to it again in Alaska next summer. She will go south on the Princess Charlotte tomorrow. - e WOMAN KICKER GETS FIVE MONTHS IN JAIL William Frektag, who was arrest- ed last week after he is alleged to have kicked Mrs Feldon while the latter was in the Postoffice lob- by, was sentenced to five months in jail*today by U. S. Commissioner Felix Gray for assault and battery. l In the meantime, an investigation is being made of Freytag's activities as, officials say, he closely resembles the man being sought for the Matt- son kidnaping in Tacoma last year.| 7] -, [ ‘; List of books banned by the| South African Union censor now | cludes works of Honor de Bal-| | zac and Francois Rabelias, because | | “sex plays too conspicuous a parLI |in them.” i WHAT YOU ; ’ ! © ins. co. burse you for what you would be | if you are forced from your home by fire. RENT INSURA —also at low paid by the insurance company Don'’t put it OFF—put it ON! SHATTUCK AGENCY PHONE 249 Office———New York Ljfe | canl of s | ground” for the next advance of the RENTAL VALUE INSURANCE—at low cost—is designed to reim- of income from rented property if your tenants are forced to move because of fire damage. Your rental income will continue— MORAN ICE BOYX | EXPEDITION ON WAY T0 16L00S Jack of All Saies Will Ped-, dle Cooleration to | Frozen Eskimos [ Moran, tall, ing Dalmatian Yak robe und his arm (said to be made from the bellies of seventeen of the rare animals) has sold magazine subscriptions to President's wives, | { hunted whales in San Francisco Bay, owned a canary bird that sang nkee Doodle,” recorded the love heartbroken Orangua imprisoned alone in a 200—a to- day he is tryiry to get Gov. John W. Troy to give him exXclusive rights to sell ice boxes to the Eskimos— s at least one of which he intends to unload on a slant eyed hunter of the Arctic Slope. Moran arrived in Juneau, is morning on the etting the lay of blonde, and Jim | an | from Yu- the kon after Moran Arctic Expedition,” the title of his one-man marching column into Arctic wastes where it is said only the superest super salesma ship could ever sell such a contr sworth will use on his projected exploraticn of the Antarctic. The plane was p,-at the Floyd Bennett field boat base in New York, and will be chipped to This is the plane Linceln € loaded aboard the Wyatt E vance as an ice box. S Capetown, South Africa, from where the explorer will fly to the south polar ice cap. Above, the plane But Moran has his ice box on the betig pul Hhourd ki - AP Pk dock in Juneau. It is a beautiful ey s cnameloid contraption, six feet h with special food boxes for which the selling point is, “food odors do not mix.” ‘An Eskimo could keep his whale | blubber and his seal oil just as pure | and sweet as when it came out of to John Hopkins University of Michigar special course of training Dr. M. Hayes is expected to ar- rive in Juneau during the early part of next month to resume Dr. Chei- University, or the to take a So You’re Going to College; " Then Watch Your Hands the animal,” Moran said. “There'd By BETTY CLARKE 3..Now fop s cuticle . Whey| 10184 dutles, m Ule New) Tettiiaial be no combination odors.” ome cotton around the end of the| PHIdIN Already Moran has traveled 1,300 AP Feature Service Writer orange stick and dip it into an oily QRIS miles into Canada, going to Lower| So you're going to college. CATe SEAEIEERIE 16 Srithe. e HELD IN ASSAULT CASE Post on the Liard, but has no Eski-| First impressions are very Im- (aoc and base of the Charged with threatening assault mo experiences behind him. He does portant. Ma s count. 4. Apply your nail white pencil| With a dangerous weapon, Jack Di- have an eight-foot wolf hide that| It takes time for o P o ity iy az, Mexican, was arrested by city may take the place of his Dalma-|men to appreciate your Scrub your nails with a f police and is being held in the Fed- ti (or something) in his pic- |personality. But they t brush and dry them thorough. | €2l jail following an altercation in ture accoutrement. [bother to investigate if don't removing any more loose cuticle|® Watérfront cabin Sunday. Diaz, 4 After getting the concession from|look as if you were worth the | ¢ . 1nov find. (Yoa may have to| 8ccording to offici is alleged to the Governor for exclusive selling trouble. . e scissors. but don't do that more | D2ve started after Sigfus fuson rights of iceboxes to Eskimos, Mor-| At the top of the list of details (nan is necessary.) and Willlam Haightman with a an will sally northward, “walk rignt in good grooming your hands. g, ly your polish all over the | Putcher up to an Eskimo—any old Eskimo—|When you pick up your cards in g ou prefer to leave the x e ] d give the old one-two sales talk | that after-dinner game of bridge. paif-moon at the base 1f| Lede anG pracer mecaton notices 1d thie 1oa Bok 1o GxCRATES for fediie (b aahbite rummy, the you dont want the polish to cover |1F Sale at The Embire Oftice. hard cash.” other players will take a look at ine your nails, ‘wip ot e — Next on the ook for Moran your hand them . with, cléansing Seisust s DIpT] ame Moran who was present-| Don't co! on an occasional be- yvouy t ipped orange stick into !l ame Morsn who was prosent- | Dan't eount on eb oocastonal be- |your cottan-ipped orange suck into | I:ERMANENT WAVE auctioned it off for job. Form the habit ¢ i Yol e e nceSyhes aund TSPRCIAL . ! e . cu that over- || it cost $1,800 to get it off the nails at least once a i for AUGUST and presented it back to the It’s simple 1 SIS | : ) is another deep sea denizen 1. R 1 polish with a f PET'F"R hunt bit of cotton n oily p rogd Moran as been dreaming of |ish remo 2 onow vz DR. CHEIFETZ SOUTH 1| "pap chance to hunt the Loch mon- to get into the creases FOR SPECIAL COURSE BEAUTY ter. He'll probably find it. He 0 2. 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