The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 7, 1939, Page 2

A THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRI,. FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 93‘). PEE———— . S IHIIlI|lHH"ZIIIIIIIIHHIHIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlI!IIIIIlIIIIIII||IIIIIIII|II|i COA“ “AGUE At 1 - DUST BOW'. U. 5. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BURRAU HURLERSTANE "= :== | COUNTRY IS THE WEATHER ellow who t Hutchinson nl cost Detroit too much money is GulNFA pIG (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) .t(" evee EAS ol s dh e Y B:Yoete - Bt Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 3:30 p.m., April 7: = A je is rather on the uncommuni- | Rain tonight and Saturd moderate to fresh southerly winds. i i N AR ! H ! e Weather forecast for Southeast Alaska: Rain tonight and Satur- 1 AFTER Freddie Hutchinson, Man- caiive sia | Being Used fo Help Gov-| . Westter torsesss tor Southenst Atusa: fain Somtess and Satirs 1E3B . “He has less than any pitcher ' e erats e gy - . be sma ov Ftederick Sound, Chatham ¢ fast. His curve hare y . Strait and Lynn Canal. IF YOU BUY YOUR OUTFIT sions Tralnmg 3 Hes ook A0 ; Clients foAid Selves Forecast cf winds wfong the Coast of the Gulf of Alaska: Fresh to but what use is control when there SioRE ;W B the ifbist# i ball I MORGAN, Col., April 7.—On| Sirong sou rly winds along the coast from Dixon Entrance to Cape ]\T B HRL\JDS By N(mvm\: wukl-n nm; y on the .! : ; R the dust bowl, Colorado’s| Spencer tonight and Saturday fresh to strong southeast and east “I'm not saying he won't succeed i winds from Cape Spencer S d BATON ROGUE, La. ‘April 7.— But T think he has less S in county, is the guinea pig for inds from Cape Spencer to Cape Hinchinbrook, 5 Fairly unnoticed in the New York | pitcher T ever saw.” n experiment in how to help the Giants’ training camp i kil Government’s farm loan elic | 4 LOCAL DATA ¢ @ amp 1§ & rookie| g,fyo says his shoulder i + their own courses, toward bal- Time parometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity ~ Weather ue coa lpl:;‘l::u by the name of Manuel iy mended now. Bill o | SR 4 Vit Sty v 90, p g o 9 whe W g epending on' this 25-73 g 3 Y ¥ G b am. ay i 85 ) p i 2 ¢ @ a tall, big, dark-skinned Ital- | JPeRGINE on tAs - I : " BeE=l Nootr totey s o - e Rain § priced as low as |ian from Sacramento, Cal., strikeout | 1po recune 2 et e 1 e pe sk o Lo ol ". | king of the Pacific Coast League for ) " : own.1dea Qaan 1e ¥ RADIO REPORTS : Rl B o i I r man’s plar * The smartest Easter-thru-Spring coat you could buy— WO e stralght, The GIants| ..oy carl Hy i s He ve agents for the Farm | TODAY - n untrimmed dress coat! Most practical, too, they’ll "1““5“‘“!:"";1‘0‘”“" San Diego for less | ., clyde Castleman and C fel- | geourity Adnrinistration have d Max. tempt. | Lowest 4am. 4am. Precip. 4am. ensemble” with all your frocks—all your accessories! “g‘:(‘f ‘“” ilketdbid, AC Wi are all trying to re ! rop plans for farmers who wanted A”Sl'allon lnst24'}20urs | lr::;p. LP;r;n. velocity 24 hrs. Weather ? Choose Y S fror ese fashion-hits . . . § - el ks Ne | form after physical ailment ¥ money; in Morgan county | ka - 8 2 12 32 Pt.Cldy Choose YOURS from these “,‘I";m h:: bl bywmg Detrolt Tigérd'another ajofgue | 0 L Doypas T g, re e .f\’:;m\.‘ Anchorage 34 28 28 10 T Cloudy sk or poxy swagsers, isted, sinsle oe omtly reasted [ Nedgling trots around in the wake of | -~ Iabbell Speaks Forth 2 ST Barrow 2 gy g 0 Clondy Sebforst Fine| woolens, Migtures, black, colory. £} 5] squads of reporters and photogra- | 1 ¢ reat Hubbell fee et i ok oty aGos 1 Fe A 30 30 12 05 Lt.Snow a : is stride: b {1l vdar. K 3ecatise 0f Mo phers.'He's Fred Hutchinson, whose | it his stride again this ye & e plin B 1y will be adap-| Bethel 3 26 10 14 Lt Snow ¢ M 25 victories led the coast league last | CATl” blames the stiffne: ks g il : 4 !NGW gflils | season. Hailed as this springg's fore- | in his pitc arm in ¢ v Fe R Syt g"”‘?-“‘k“ i; i g Clegx most flinging freshman, I sur- | 2gainst Brooklyn last Auet Denio, ¢ r awson Cloudy Y a0 e 8 - : ie tion supervisor, one of its| St. Paul 30 35 0 Clear priced as low as | o " 1 ” famous screwball. He ¢ |chase price from Seattle was $50,- ric tor Dutch Harbor 2 26 02 Pt. Cldy liveries are the cause I 000 . Tnder the old d,’ De Kodiak : 4 39 Lt.Rain [ 4 present crops of sore ar The Record P i Cordova 3 8 05 Mod.R'n | Now the question going around T ) oF I 3 e o ‘:‘AsSkSEAb “ A s the training camps is which lad For the past 10 years b y s e ‘;‘]llkl:"’" | j 39 Lt in s was the better bargain. Bill Terry, rules have favored the hi om i ' S 1 jed: hi ti-| & A | b Ry more “p from | the Giants" manager, never has been s Hubbell. “The I have ates of oth: | I\?Lf::lkgl,:per,‘ i s ;3, f;g H\C)Im?d: - " acused of being a mogul in the § weapon ¢ g » usu nt, know 9 29 D5 52.95 | baseball ivory market. And yet— d . The answer Was|gr.'ma te gliedses and , E‘f},‘“a‘,‘,mn | % d o LCIY(‘T The records show this: Salvo k deliveries 1t made a few more Y '};;:.:I,];m : ; 4 ;‘Smyv pitched against Hutchinson twice ices such as the scr 1and the t almost a e i . A and beat him both times. Salvo| the knuckleball, he making | § rmer’s needs.” Wiy o 5 161&", won 22 games for San Diego, missing even the great pitc ATT ( The new plan puts he farmer’s e X | ¥ 2 g O the last four weeks of the way under the strain disposal farm information ¢ Washington y kel A 2 oo - e = tatistical r yurces of the gove ;A i1 SYNOPSIS T H There was a widespread area of low barometric pressure over all irmers and their wives meet at| ajagka, the Gulf of Alaska and northwestern Canada this morning, rop clini or a week or two %} with a central pressure of 20.10 inches near Unalaska. The barometer e sprin was moderately high over the Pacific Coast from British Columbia ‘o ter we have scratched OU'l Gajirornia, Light precipitation occurred over western Alaska, moderate e tho ‘”}"l"‘ for| | recipitation along the coast from odiak and Prince Willlam Sound B B A y a rhgie i e ”“‘f to Queen Charlotte Sound, and scattered local snow over central Cana- 1 - "9"‘ \ e E .| da with fair weather prevailing over the Alaskan Interior and the Pa- Easter Access_qnesl We've the new- : b 7, j i " g g cific Coast States. Temperatures were lower over the lower Kuskok- est, most exciting—and theyl} cost \ 2 e > i ; : 2 K winr y and the Aleutian Islands last night but were warmer over you little—"look" a lot! g : 5l | unless| mMOst other portions of the Territory. GLOVES —FLOWERS—BAGS—SCARFS e 3 od margi P he Juneau, April 8—Sunrise, 5:09 am.; sunset, 6:56 pam HOSIERY etc. s do nore I ntil 3 At SR RS aenre digs o cut down | Femmmr e ———— - D e e D, © |LAMACHINISTS s EVERY TIME WITH S i ihere has | nfavorable MONDAY B.M. Behrends Co., Inc. ||Schilling’vi @Sell | - - . - :",z»»m»‘i'il‘ggg’&igim-i‘“P'M' Tomake biscuitsthat “meltinyour “Conseguently were not 2 55k L ses, but many bor “TUR G D TMENT STORE" mouth,” do as good cooks have _ s N i 1 and done for over half a century! Re \ 'S ¥ on hand to carry them through ti % one orf)Fr z'\ce tury! Rely ‘I‘ e Ho"ywood Slg}ltj Afld Somxd; upon Schilling Baking Powder! It o S A% B Tt feality 11 Dositior ONEYB ve been ir 1. By Robbia Cooms {Iililll! RSO NIIHIIIIHHIHIlllllllllmlllll"ullumllIl is double-acting, made with Pte o eur vabowndsd The government hopes o gl i cream of tartar, and never leaves faith in thix CREAM OF to thinking in a busine HOLLYWOOD, Cal., April 7.—It's disconcerting, but in tune w . " T TARTAR Baking Powder, 1 hov duce € 3 " that “baking powder taste!” Use Yolll s rucHE Will: secien i K about how to reduce 1 with these uncertain times, that gangsters should be patriots e . n ense, btedne an " O > pane. b SChl"lng Bkag Powder for all wuruum\l atour expense, s g i R U8 Ve and patriots should be gangsters. s 5 and will also pay for the : 5 In Hollywood today any actor stands a fair chance of being baking.. Remember, only success esss butter flour, eic, you : £ one or the other, because machine-gunning and flag-waving are b, g have used, if you find any oo b r , Jful baking is true econon fault whatever with it. £ 'n currency is -redeemed the town’s principal screen concerns of the moment. CAUSTIC 5 \, FTY 3 - B |ihe Tree ahie 46 thukes These unrelated activities come to the fore in opposing “c \"\ EE {\\l \‘ : K . E— » . s of i te cles.” and the outcome may be a complete reshuffling of the local COMMENTS = = £ “type” system. . The noblest gangster of them all is Edward G. Robinson, or . . o % 7 He’s playing a hard- “Little Caesar. And what’s he doing now? “4 Newsnape Zithin a New »” 2 3 Z 1 g ) T hitting G Man, the Iellov\ who nabs a lot of Nazi spies in that paper Within a \f!tsl)aper : g 20 ; ; < s * movie. This, of course, comes under the ¥ GRS oy + ( R % flag-waving classification. RIDAY, APRIL 7, 1939. THE FRIENDLY STORE 3 y 5 Wy R And Paul Mun. Scarface. “Scarface” brought him back to pictures, so he could stay and make uplifters like “Pasteur” and “Zola” and most recently the flag-waving epic of democracy. After a detour or dalliance in musical lanes with ¥ 3 > 3 «Beethoven,” the ex-gangster will be waving the banner again as ¢ " “The Bishop Who Walked with God,” story of the German cleric LILIES CARRUTS HAMS halt 32(3 - Y 8 i who defied A. Hitler. (And we have no assurance that “Beethoven” % ! somehow will not find an excuse to hoist the colors.) 3BL°°MS No.'2 Cané Swift’s Premium whole Pound ' % : i S —_— - - % g 7 ‘ Spencer Tracy. “Quick Millions.” A gangster de luxe before " and a hero in “Stanley and | l 4 5 : ¢ J | “Scarface.” A priest in “Boys Towns, ! __ 4BLOOMS » ' i e hungry? well, well ... ASSCRTED 5125 | PINEAPPLE QI comecu COOKIES GEMS OLD CUSTOM ; . . Fresh 84 it and serving HAM for / 2 pork: your EASTER DIN- SHOESTRING wn{".tli g % g8 Sl wd 5 i pardon our sang froid, but caring for hungry people is our business, and we know that our 40-cent 95¢ Pound 2 foi 25¢ NI 1a o T¥tincn off plate lunch will really do the job. : GOODY SALE ' N PERCY’S Bookkeeper: “Ill have to have 3 . | At i'"'"if‘:d i “Tdy il SATURDAY : S e "‘: ";ee e { : 3 “ 1557 A Livingstone,” and soon to be a great American l-w,rco—'rhomas’:f4 ihe house, suspiciously, did you panies after me, . ask (his fish before you baked Bos: that so? What com- [ A1 e oy o Edloom—-on the sureen. Z James Cagney. Our old friend the “Public Enemy.” Detoured it? - panies?” ; A o BY THE WOMEN - Bl FANCY FANCY YOUNG il 1ong from the paths of crime, but happily back again—at least And Mary replied: “What's the Bookkeeper: convicted and a prisoner—in “Each Dawn I Die.” And what's next? { e : F Fresh-Killed wee of washing 3 fih that has| OF THE MOOSE (** **~ iy g FANCY COLORED HENS i TURKEYS e L et \ \ { 2 PO been in the water all his life?” 4 | e B R 0 I LE R s AND CAPON small sizes great American naval hero! n 2 s — . You can cherish hopes for Humphrey Bogart's regeneration. Each 40c Pound 40c Tough guy, Bogart, from 'way back. Killer in “The Petrified c“oc TE LEG O' LAMB Forest,” temporary reformation in “Crime School,” interesting ROASTING For Your Easter Breakfast Order} I:EG O’ VEAL bit in “Dark Victory” and now—at last—a romantic role in “The BITZ anTm Our . . FANCY, HOME.MADE,{ [} 01 Maid.” But don't expect it to last. W. R. Burnett, the author Doctor: “Why do you have c H IC KEN S PURE-PORK, LINK SAUSAGE . :: ROAS TS I§ of “Little Caesar,” is in town writing “John Dillinger, Outlaw.” BF765 tattooed on your back o And who's to play it? Mr. B rt, of I's A it 5 to play it? r. Bogart, of course. CRACKERS ["7ion mmhn oo it MINTS Pound 40c { Pound 35c ‘ S doctor. That's where my wife ran B B B e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e Wallace Beery. Hardened one-time inmate of “The Big House.” Off-and-on character. In cahoots with the slave- ch pkg- ‘:,';,to...'::. Tll.‘(.‘ ,“,':‘:" Nhien dowas 250 POlllld FBESE PAN rnY RABBITS D Pound 35c ‘ runners in “Stand Up and Fight"—but now on the side of the law till it hurt in “Sergeant Madden.” Tyrone Power. From ragtime to train robbely “Jesse James” * (undoubtedly inspiration for the more modern saga of Dillinger) - 11 GA RN’CK’S G "THE BBST Is cm’gs.r PHO“E 38 || gives way to “Rose of Washington Square,” not a flag-waver es- . £ sentially but still having its exalted moments as a cavalcade of ROCER Y | AMERICAN MEAT Co American show business. i 's “Buccaneer"—the pirate Lafitte Fredric March. Yesterday's 74 PHONE 174 Q| For Finest Meats : TOM HUTCHINGS, Manager oo o oh vty SR AN S SR time will bring, does one?