The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 15, 1938, Page 7

ASHE 1 A PIANO- ME THIS O WANT AD. “"WANT AD | i INFORMATION | Count flve average words W the Cne, Daily rate per line for consecutive Lsertions: . o3 In case of error or if an ad | hay been stopped beiore ex- piration, advertiser please noti- | fy this office (Phone 374) at | once and same will be given | ttention. THE DAILY ALASK2 EMPIRE | e ST R i One day Additional days Minimum charge ... Copy must be in the office by 2 ‘clock in the afternoun to insure nsertion on same day. We accept ads over telephone gom persons listed in telephone livectory. Phone 374—Ask for Ad-taker. ONE PAIR U. S. Flyweight rubber hip boots, size 5. Positively like new. Worn only once. Suitable for man, woman or boy. Cost $8. Sell for $5. Room 204, Gastineau Hotel FOR SALE — Kitchen coal range, A-1 condition. 525 5th St. after 5 pm. FOR SALE — 4-picce cnameled maple bedroom suite. Phone Black 139. FOR SALE—5-room house in Doug- las. Apply Warner’s' Grocery. 6-ROOM house in Douglas. Phone L. W. Kilburn, Douglas 48. FOR SALL — wabbage for sauer- kraut, 3 cents per Ib. Inquire Rudy Ranch, Glacier Highway. FOR SALE—Canaries. 202 6th St. FOR SALE—U & I Lunch. Owner quitting business. Write P.O. Box 2274 or phone 334, FOR SALE—City Float Beer Parlor. Phone 541 after 4 p.m. LOST AND FOUND LOST—Seven 20-dollar bills by man and wife who:just arrived in city Will_finder please return to Em- | GNEMER 4 a1V “e'D 947.‘@ R R B8u' WWE A RiNG- NE -~ WANTED WANTED TO BUY-—House, income property preferred; furnished or unfurnished. Address L. Empire. sD—Small acreage near Ju- neau. H. Hamsom, Fanshaw, Al- aska. | MISCELLANFOUS WILL TRADE my 100-acre ranch with 7-rcom house, barn anc chicken coop, etc., on Deschute: River near Rainier, Wash.,, for property in Juneau. Write R, Em- pire, Juneat DUTCH SAY! resh snow on Mt. Juneau means it's time to get Prestone in your radiator. The price 3.20 per gallon; radiator hose and pump packing extra. Drop in now and avoid delays at the last minute.” DUTCH'S ECONOMY GARAGE AND WRECKING YARD-—Diamond T trucks. Learn WELDING. Largest, bes equipped school in west. Free cata | log. DUNN WELDING SCHOOL 2033 N.E. Union, Portland, Ore. #UARANTEED Real 1 nents, $4.50. Finger wave, | Lola’s Beauty Shop, telephon: | 201, 315 Decker Way. | FURN your old gold into valuc cash or trade at Nuggat Shop. FOR RENT ROOM AND board. Phone Blue 330 | | |ROOM with bath in private home gentleman preferred. Call Black 427, after 6 pm call Green 427, |FOR RENT—Garage, reasonable | rent. Inquire 319 6th St. ROOM AND. board; weekly or monthly. Home privileges. 319 6tl St. FIVE-ROOM. unfurnished house. Oil burner and garage. Vacant about. Nov. 1. Phone 451. i APARTMENTS, phone Blue 200. | FOR RENT—Two office rooms i First National Bank Bldg. Inquire at bank. COZY, warm, furn. apts. Light water, dishes, conkm;\ utensil | and bath. Reasonable ai Seaview IN THE CHANNEL'S F AVORITE NITE-SPOT! Superb food, dance floor th all sorts of drinks, a at’s smooth as glass, rhythmic music . . . all these things the DOUGLA S INN offers to pleas- | (talian air THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, OCT. 15, 1938. By GEORGE McMANUS | #saeme wai——iis-ana s I'D HATE T% BE a BY GOLLY-| HEAR SOMEONE PLAY- IN' THE PIANO AND SINGING- - — IT ISA DIA'\JO—\}] BUT | WOULDN'T CALL_IT SINGIN', LET'S GO IN- | THINKK WE ARE ON THE RIGHT HOW DARE YOU SAY MY POOR BROT HER STOLE TS SORRY-BUT WE | ARE POSITIVE | AS WE JUST RECOVERED THE PIANO WAGON HE MOVED IT IN=-== Planes Would Help Win a War, Says Expert Even planes like these powerful new U. S. bombers, say the experts, probably could not deliver a knock- out punch in war—but they're a big force in preventing war. By ALEXANDER R. GEORGE AP Feature Service Writer WASHINGTON, Oct. 15. — War's most terrifying weapon—the air- plane—has become an instrument ‘or peace. Many military men are convinced, :ome what may, that. the spectre of housands of bombing planes deal- ng death and destruction from the kies is a potent peace influence vith the political leaders of the ireat powers. For the leaders of all these pow- s, military obsefvers assert, are ully aware that unrestricted aerial varfare might soon make a sham- dles of Europe's large cities wobably without deciding the out- ime of the struggle. Viewing the terribly-destructive sower of Europe's huge air fles hey say it is no wonder that recol- ection of body-mangling, building- bliterating bembs in Barcelona and ‘anton sends shivers down the pines of Europe’s citizens. Raids Stiffen Resistance Some military theorists, like the| ‘ate General Douhet of the royal force, have predicted that sudden onslaughts by mighty 1ur forces on centers of population and industry would quickly deliver he knock-out punch to an enemy nation. They contend that well-exe- :uted and incessant bombing raids 'n large cities would conquer a sountry by shattering the »f its people. morale | and it is difficult to replace good a strong air force from dropping can’t happen again, It some bombs on a city—is in fore- | | ing Planes to fly so high that mm‘HEINTZLEMAN PLANS [ | bombing accuracy pilots quickly. Death Loss Would Drop So the losses which almost in- variably result from air raids must be justified by some decisive effect on the cutcome of the strug- gle. The main purpose of aircraft is to disable opposing planes and to cripple the enemy military ma- chine by destroying munition plants, airplane factories, steel mills, supply depots, railroad centers and ! transportation arteries, | Such operations may involve large numbers of civilians but are not primarily directed against non-com- batants, Military men say it is con- ‘ceivable that some ardent patriots might demand air raids on pureiy civilian pepulations for terroristic effects. But you wherever anyw can pect, cpposing air forées are near balance, immediate repri 'for the bombing of cities. Govern- ment leaders know that terroristic | tactics can be reciprocal. Military men say that while the {death toll and property destruc- {tion might be appalling in some industrial centers, the less of Ilife weuld be a constantly decreasing ratio as people learned how to pro- tect themselves by taking to bomb- proof shelters during raids. . Won't Win a War | Although the bigg develop- ment in weapons sin the World War has been the increase in fight- ing power and in_numbers of air- craft, air officials admit that planes Anyone with Lance Hendrickson. J, W. LEIVERS, Secretary cars ple -—-But They Make Men Afraid to Start One — ., ATTENTION MASONS There will be a Called Communi- | planning to take plane to Petersburg | cation of Mt. Juneau Lodge No. 147 |and Ketchikan today. He will be Sunday afternoon at 1:15 o'clock. | joined at the latter city by Lynn Burial services for Bro. H. E. Brown. | Forrest, contact| Service who went south this morn-| Noted Educator Says Whole World Is | HYPNOTIZED | mend the § | gan to worry. An embarrassing pre- is greatly im- |Secret Files of State | Dept. Reveal Nic. Revolt (Continued tfrom Page One) more Marines were within a lew | days The United States, h seid, “will not permit this revolu- tion in Nicaragua.” General Cruz tried to explain that he would be careful not tof shoot at American interests, but | Ramer insisted it would be im- | possible for him to fire on the city | without jeopardizing American life | and property. | The revolution folded, right then and there. A deal was negotiated allowing all the civilian rebels to| | g0 free and limiting punishment of military rebels to 30 days in jail [ | OKAY | But late ) CONGRATS! i that night, after the shooting was over, Minister Ramer ! became uneasy. He recognized that| {he was out on a limb in taking ! such a high-handed stand. Just be- | { fgre midnight he telegraphed Sec- | retary of State Hughes (he's Chief Justice now) explaining the u)mlr‘ | situation. “The legation acted dras- | tically in this crisis,” he said, “and cure the depart- | |1 am ecager to s | ment's approval.” | Secretary Hughes telegraphed I back: “Your action is approved and | the department desires to com- prompt and capable in which you handled the i But in time the department be- cedent had been set. A supposedly | neutral U. S. minister had mixed lin a local political shakeup that | might have loosed a bag of inter- | national hornets. | So, on August 26, |after the affair Marte, William Phillips, now am- as jor to Italy, but then acting | sec y state, sent a studied cable to Ramer saying: | “The legation should not permit the legation guard to intervene by | force in local political affairs ex- cept where such action is unavoid- able in self protection.” | And thus precedent | stored. 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You can achieve business success. You can scale the Heights to happiness. If you have a health problem—or any other problem—be sure to hear this remarkable man in a series of alone will not win a great war. They are still supplementary to the infantry and artillery Today’s. bombing plal an {ly three times as fast as the 1918 slane, seven times as far, three imes as high and with 10 times B no cover or minimum charge! RUTH WOOD and "DUDE" HAINES PLAYING TONIGHT THELMA BIRD SINGING and DANCING at JOHN MARIN’S DOUGLAS INN thousand women and children doe< not win wars—that the resentment tends to stiffen the resistance of survivors. They point out that the bomb- ing of civilian areas in Spain and China has been indecisive from a military standpoint, and that there is every reason to believe the Ger- man, Czech, French, other European people could “take English and | he load of explosives. Bombers 1ow have an average top speed Jetter than 250 miles an hour and :an carry 6,000 pounds of explo- sives, In addition to greatly im- proved machine guns, airplanes have a new weapon in the 37 milli- meter gun—a small cannon. Outstanding improvements have been made in anti-aircraft ariil- ler; too. Efficient modern bat- it* as well as the Spanish or Chi- nese. The experts say it is doubtful however, that “any strictly mili- tary command” would order indis- criminate bombing of non-com- batants. One practical reason is that planes are very expensive in- struments of warfare—big bomb- ers like the U, S. flying fortresses cost a quarter of a million dollars, teries are rated from 75 to 100 per- cent effective in protecting vital as. This high rating is due chief- ly to the fact that adequate anti- aircraft artillery makes aerial at- tacks so costly. Anti-aircraft fire is very effec-' tive up to 16,000 to+18,000 feet, and some guns have a firing range of 30,000 feet. 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