The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 4, 1939, Page 7

BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH MR SMTH DO Nouv MR WATING N THE OLTER OFFICE ? T WISH To TALK (TH MR, GOOGLE PRNPKE\.Y-- == Qa '(Phone Youn WANT AD WANT'AD INFORMATION Count five average words to the line. Dally rate per line for cunscculive Insertions: One day ... Additional days .. Minimum charge 10¢ . 5¢ 50¢ Copy ‘must be in the office by 2 |YOUNG lady wants house work or ;"Ym‘ s poles now ildren. Phone Black 572. |S¢ 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. FOR SALE 4 -room house, 945 W. 10th. flnm h((l B-ROOM house with bath, fur-| nished, on 5 acres deeded land 7 miles from Juneau on High- | way; electricity, big chicken house. Priced low. See Sparks, Federal Bldg. | of white cu{ bh(»;' 147, FOR SALE—Pa skates, size 9. Phone Green FOR SALE—Pontiac Coach, leaving city, will sacrifice for quick sale Phone Red 210 before 7 1) m. {NCOME property for sale. Phone Blue 135. FORD TUDOR, dnvvn onlv 9000‘ mires. New tires, deluxe radio and heater. See Elrm Ninnis. ?OR SALE U & I Lunch, Oun x quitting business. Write P.O. Box| 0274 or phone 334. FOR SALE—City Float Beer Parlor : Phone 541 after 4 p.m. | FOR RENT MODERN room for single person | in private family. Phone Red 259. 337 Willoughby Ave. LOST AND FOUND | WILL person, who found black | purse on Franklin Street keop‘ the money and return the puxw\ to Empire Office ‘ LOSTAReward of smo ror ludys‘ wrist watch which was lost in| Douglas Jan. 24. Return to Em- “rooms and bath, steam heated, electric range, nicely fur- mished. Call Windsor Apts. ! Sk il -room apt. | wvith bath and oil heat. Phoni Green 147 after 3 p.m,, or inquir FUAR | WANTED—W WORK WANTED and jents” olorado and O'Mahoney of ‘Wyo- | TELL YOU WHAT, SNIEEY - A'LL BE TIED LP HERE FOR SOME TINE - WHY DON'T YO GO OLT aN' SEE TH' SIGHTS 2 STATUE. OF LIBERTY - GRANT'S THAT'S eLUMSB PERWUTE OF VE, COUS\N - ! “MISCELLANEOUS Realistic Finger wave, Shop, Way ANTEED nents, $4: Lola's Beauty 201, 315 Decker 65¢, I‘URN ur um "Uhl cash ur trade at Nugga: ~ WANTED shop. care of ¢ WANTED TO RENT—F house. E. L. Bartlett, Hotel. urn: il pay cash for second hand car in good ¢ dition ble. Ask for Williams 8 tenen Apts., 420 Harris St between 8:30 and 9:30 p.m FEMAL Hostess-housekeeper, by | well-educated col gradu 38 years of age, experienced reference: Addres M: >lub, 1867 Kal shington, D. C. young woman wants serving and sist and dinners Phone N RELIABLE hour work at parties children Black 660. Everitt Call at AF. L. Hall, or phone 692 for gener laborers, hod carriers, laborers, ete. Local 1395 GOOD WiLL VISII MAY BE BOOMERANG (Continuea Trum rao- buildir One) at st State Department argue th jthe American industry should r iat its allowed to grow at the expense of ! sugar. American producers an established industry en- tled to protection from cutude competition just as other {American industry. American pro- |ducers, * represented in Congress by aetive Democratic ‘“independ- insist they are ming and Republicans like berg of Michigan, grabbed Batista affair as a jumping place for the attack. y Secretary Hull, called before a enate committee, said he had told Batista only that the problem Vanden- off Perma- | at the| {sert work. After the poles At 626 Fifth St. |would be looked into. But the fat | | telephone | hed | craft Gastineau | where B Tctem light | | i te of | unds Best | Ranger s. | poles ramo| restored [le: of |e5ting land THE THE OFFICE CLOSES PROMPTLY AT FIVE ,S\R - DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, FEB. 4, 1939. By BILLIE DE BECK NAOW), HONEY - = \E CAN GO 'LONG W& - e OR JES' SET HERE AN SNLG VP -+ WHICHEVER. \E'D LOVE O OO0 T MOS -+ - FOREST SERVICE WORK ON TOTEM RESTORATION ON \WPA Funds Launch Pro- gram Throughout South- east Alaska Villages Under a WPA authorization, the Forest Service this week launched i extensive program in totem pole storation. Totem pole carving for family use to depict various historical and traditions of Indian fam- has not been practiced by the inatives for several D! and ex re pre- the immc future l‘n-w old samples of native handi- | wi orate to a point rehabilitation is poles represent one most interesting customs of ancient natives, and have archeological value. Red cedar variably used. is now and number the wa under way at Ket- an a of Thlinget poles. the supervision of Dist C. M. Archbold. All of in (hat region which can be to somewhere ne: their original condition have en re- d by the individual owner are now communal propert; ing 3 st of the poles adjacent to Ket-| caring of | chikan will be placed on a re the Indian Village o and will make a most display. Totem poles hum the gld Indian villages of How-| kan Aind Klinkwan will be reslored placed on a reserved lot at _ |Hydabhrg. Poles at Tuxekan. and |the immediate vicinity will be placed at Klawock after recon- ditioning lot in an inter- Work at Sitka A WPA crew will be put to work lon the totem poles in the Sitk National Monument under the di- ‘lu ion of District Ranger W. A.| present level instead of being |Poles cheap | {made for the furtherance | Chipperfield. There are eighteen 'poles in the park, the tallest of which is fifty-eight feet. These were exhibited at the St Louis Fair, and many of them orig- | American consumers, who are’ com- |inated at the old village of Kasaan, |tary situation fmpels strengthening 2-ROOM furnished cabin with bath. |pelled to pay the difference between |Where a number still stand. The [Alaska as the buffer state of the | cheaply produced Cuban sugar and ! | poles {hnigher cost American - contifiental [saan will be worked over and es now remaining at Old Ka- as in tablished on a reserved plot communal property, probably the village of New Kasaan. There is considerable totem 1)0]( v\uxk adjacent to Wrangell that being contemplated, but defin- ite plans have not as yet been of thi: such as Senators Adams of |project. The restoration work will consist primarily of removing rotten wood and replacing it with carved in- have been thoroughly reconditioned, they will be given a preservative treat- ment and stained with colors mixed according to the old native formu- las. Apparently these old native impossible. | of the| great | Saxman in rehabilitat- ot | rld cights rescrved 11937 RESOURCES PLAN ATTACKED BY LEGISLATOR Memorial Asks Reopening of Alaska Resources Committee Work (Continuea trom Page One) JAPAN HOPES TO CLINCH VICTORY BY MAKING REAL MELTING POT, CHINA LAND Will They Be Merged? By RELMAN MORIN TOKYO, Feb. 1.—Will China fin- | ally win the war by absorbing in 1er own blood-stream the invading Japanese? huntin, Political ould b 2revious invasions fisheries reserves for the exclusiv. use of the Indians. 4. Large withdrav and trapping re made. 5. cientists, pointing to the of China by Si- Mengols, Manchus and Tar- have held that belief. Those invaders conquered China, oc- upied it—and then disappeared, ab- sorbed through intermarriage, in the colossal Chine birthrate. Japanese scientists, however, do not believe that this invasion will nd like the othes Active wres, not to prohibit interma ut to encourage it, are rated in Tokyo today. A New Race? Leading the movement Kashiwa Oyami, a soldier and son of one of the of the thes “You throug! th entire land area ‘of Alaska shoul be locked up from all use and d velopment except for grazing 6. R a1 depos |to insure ver mineralized a leasir More than one-third of ka rein- dom occurrence of mine s requires steps be take governmental contro areas implyin, that ystem should b adopted instead of the time-hon red method now in use of permit ting citizens to stake mining claim on the public domain. ge | | being advo; { is' Prince | | scientist, | | heroes | Action Termed Necess ry to this policy, t holds, the prese 1 econom; s makes this the for vigorous action u Congress to adopt a poli 1 fullest ord: vt build the Fast Asia bloe and economies Japan, Manc and must be merged ally intermarriage | aigning for the NAE politics roukuo physic: ent of an institute to map nite inter hig program for th He that o 3 mong thre should be permitted to ‘Out, of this would con Oriental _race, combining qualitie: of Oyami said them will be of not merely of commereial or politieal | interest.” { It's An Old Theory This is the “melting pot” theory, | reincarnated in the Orient. It wa first applied to the United States when anthropologists be ering the effect of the confluence lin one nation, of so many blood ! streams, ) | Japanese do not fear amalgamation ih China | They argue that, in the case of China’s previous invasions, the in- | aders’ native countries were far distant and the occupation was by | isolated armies a long way from home. In the case of the Japanese, the | K i | invasion of China is not merely by | | an army. In time, it will be by a| | FOR BRUCE NORMAN of manufactured b goods in th mestic intermarry. | a new! bes all three countries, Then the links & blood rel p much grea k demandin, large amounts uch goods. What needed to bring this about i e realization of its economic pos ilities The nesded being largely ret tion withdr 5, |overlapping bureaucratic and doubt and uncer private investors by extensive reservations emanating from “such ill-advised reports as that of the Alaska Resources Com- mittee. | 4. The world political and mili- 1tions is .velopment led by res 1 numerous and controls ty - cau ats of more is complete | Pacific. This can best be accom- {plished by active industrial devel- opment and an increased mnzemy B MANCHOUKUOAN — | — i1 SATISFACTION IN to maintain their identity in China.| | the Japanese can be depended upon | aged not frowned upon. [ c | ‘ I | A stag party given by Mrs. Sta-| cey Nerman, today celebrated the eighth birthday of her son, Bruce, | |with 11:30 o'clock luncheon served | the guests after which those pres ent attended a matinee, A red and white color. scheme |was carried out in decorations for | |the occasion, with balloons and — |Y Phone 723————(15-2nd St. THE ROYAL BEAUTY SALON “If your hair is not becaming to i you--You should be coming to us.” | SANITARY PIGGLY Garhage Hauled Reasonable Monthly Rates | E.0.DAVIS | TELEPHONE 212 Phone 4753 | Sanitary Meat Co. FOR QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY FREE DELIVERY : 13 and 49 Jones-Stevens Shop LADIE READ —M S’ -TO-WEAR Near GEORGE BROS. Widest Selection of LIQUORS PHONE | Seward Street Third | INCOME TAX | RETURNS PREPARED | JAMES C. COOPER, C. P. A. Goldstein Building by GENUINE BLACK DIAMOND COAL Alaska Dock & Storage Co. TELEPHONE 412 {The Juneau Laundry! FRANKLIN STREET between Front and Second Streets PHONE 359 HOME GROCERY || Phone 146 Home Liquor Store—Tel. 699 American Mea{——Phone 38 HERMLE & THIBODEAU Bodding Transfer MARINE PHONE BUILDING 707 Rock—Coal Hauling Stove—Fuel Oil Delivery — seauTy sHop—triangle Bas. | | | Thomas Hardware Co. Telephone 221 | PAINTS — OILS Specialty on Permanents | } Bui:ciiers and Shelf ARDWARE PETER PAN i | - JUNEAU-YOUNG Hardware Company PAINTS--OIL—-GLASS Shelf and Heavy Hardware Guns and Ammunition When in Need of DIESEL OIL—STOVE OIL YOUR COAL CHOICE GENERAL HAULING STORAGE and CRATING CALL US Juneau Transfer Phone 48—Night Phone 696 GENERAL MOTORS, DELCO and MAYTAG PRODUCTS W. P. JOHNSON “The Frigidaire Man” “SMILING SERVICE” Bert's Cash Grocery PHONE 105 | PHO \ Free Delivery " Juneau | N E 38 Ll R RS FOR VERY PROMPT \LIQUOR DELIVERY FOOD QUALITY UNITED FOOD CO. || TELEPHONES 16—616 IF IT'S PAINT WE HAVE IT! Ideal Paint Shop FRED W. WENDT Rem PHONE 549 Our trucks go any place any time. A tank for Diesel @il and a tank for Crude Oil suve burner trouble. PHONE 149—NIGHT 148 | McCAUL MOTOR COMPANY . DODGE and PLYMOUTH DEALERS Family Shoe Store “Juneau’s Oldest Exolusive Shoe Store” 4 LOU HUDSON—Manager Lode ana piacer tvation notices Seward St.—Juneau lor sale at The Beapire Offica favors adding to the festivities. |was in the fire and a big aifing stains have much better lasting e MUCE 10 (UC (eRIbES | ML vl e it R Ere | ey 2-ROOM house, West 9th. Street. | Mrs. McMullen. ! | BOAT STALL, by Douglas Bridge, | $2 per month. Green 475. | COZY, warm, furn. apts. lehv_l water, dishes, cooking utensils | and. bath. Reasonable al Seaview | - Informal Gathering 1 | Honors 6. Lingos: Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Lingo, who are visiting here with | Goy, John W. Troy, Mrs. George F.7Alexander will entertain infor- mally ldte /this afterncon at her | new home on First Street. H Guests” will call between 5 and 7 o'clock, apd assisting will be| /Miss’ Jane Alexander. i PG S S8 TRV W e HAVE AN EXPERT || Carpenter-Contractor build your] ‘house or remodel it. It will cost| ! you less. Good mechanic. Phone | : 396 after 4 pm., for esfimate.‘; DALE | 1 $4.00 PETERS Shoes - Al Leather—Latest Styles, Good- | year Welt Construction—Quality | Shoes for Less— 218 VAN'S STORE S. Franklin | George | | dent Roesevelt. He'll succeed ‘John [ qualities than present day paints,| in “that -the stain penetrates the’M‘”k Klalch, Junior Raamussen, {wood ‘a considerable distance, nm:i:l‘m“"h'I Sunderland, Robert Howell, does not leach out or blister off. |’M™Y Tripp and Bill Forward. e < o s PR i WILL SAIL ON BARANOF | of the whole troublesome sugar problem is scheduled for this ses-| sion Coffee used as the liquid for hard sauce gives a new flavor which Aboard the southbound Baranof blends deliciously with baked or Monday will be I. Goldstein, leav- | steamer fruit' puddings. Heat the ing for a three weeks' business trip coffee first to make it mix more to Seattle. | quickly with the sugar. This also will - e, \do away with the raw taste some- Empire wan!. adds pay. | times noticed in hard sauces. B POINT to the Se- curmu and Ege ange anmh. sion, Rep. Edward C. Eicher (above), Iowa Democrat who was not a candidate for re-elec- tion in November, was recently named to the SEC post by Presi- ber, for tiny’ Guam when ‘congress dzbi i ,' < ‘MOTHERHOOD’ ls THE NAME of this pain done by Dr. Grace Pailthorpe (above), a London psychia known for her extensive research into the subconscious mind. how important to 1898, Above is Pan American ays plane base at Gi You Are Sure of Choicest Meals Oaly IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT ; ® California Grocery . .. 'THE PURE FOODS STORE Telephone 478 Prompt Delive P SR FOR INSURANCE | See H. R. SHEPARD & SON ; TELEPHONE 409 B. M. BEHRENDS BANK Bm e ] Window Cleaning PHONE 435 R e T D PSS SIS LUMBER I