The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 7, 1939, Page 8

8 ONCHANNEL|- | Ve made. With the pres- | looking over the proposed site with AcKay @ Tom Gardner, Manager of Juneau Lumber Mills, today Council Decides fo Use PWA Fund for Work Near Boat Harbor his family if he builds a | will continue to operate An - | here with emptying but from 10t h way the plant at Ketchikan as well of $65,000 would be re- build a marine ways which employment to six men Imen decided the sewer was y needed than ; projects Assessment Protests sment protests disposed of A protest from the Several as: eived ) eat Company pro- hrough a letter by its at- Frank H. Foster, 2,000 for many s, thi to $2,700 by the Asses-' ar and finally boosted to $4,000 by the Board of Equalization at its final session, not allowing time 11,000 £ Paris Evacuates Children g THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, SEPT. 7, 1939. |AMERICANSON | ATHENIA WANT § | CONVOY, U. §. | Survivors Balk—Refuse fo Go Unless Washington Orders Navy Patrol GLASGOW, Sept. More than 100 shaken American survivors from the torpedoed Athenia shout- ‘We want an American famous Kennedy s contemplated, and re, dent Roosevelt's assu ships flying the United States will not be molested. One man shouted over “You can’t trust the Ge CANNERY EMPLOYEE PASSES !WAY HERE ; ; [Hills Is Given [Free Ad | By Slattery Axel Erickson, B ke Libby, McNeill and Libby cannery | at Taku, passed away last night | at St. Ann’s Hospital where he had at|been a patient for the past three | days. The remains are at the Charles Some people think Al ceived a good deal of publicity in the Slattery points to refugee colonization vantages in Alaska, but Hills Br Coffee people got a lot of f | advertising. In the compilation of food co modity prices prevailing in Fa banks in 1937, a long list of stap! are named and priced, but or | one commodity, coffee, was desig- nated by its brand name—Hills And it probably didn't cost thar | coffee house a dime & - eral arrangements. i A Empire classifipds bring resul FRIDAY LUNCHEON Baked King Salmon and Drawn Butter at the BARANOF Empire Want Ads Bring Results. 4 YOU'LL LIKE SPRING-AIR employee of the W. Carter Mortuary pending fun- ernment and you can't trust Ger- a protest. An examination of man subm r tax rolls showed that the FOR MANY REASONS ¢ bur been $3,000 each of said, ‘We defin-| | * years. Councilmen : i y refuse to go without a con- : most of all because Mayor to explain| | R \‘1& it FEELS so0 good! Foster and to Ed Young Kennedy, taken aback, manager. said he would confer with - father. ' TWO PLANE MAD! HURRY! BERNE-EHLER CONCERT Tickets on sale at: H he m haffer, his - FLIGHTS THIS MORNING Two plane flights were made out of Juneau this morning by local seaplanes, Shell Simmons flying Don Bradley and Leonard Sharr to Hirst, and Jack Goudie to Chicha- gof, while John Amundsen flew | out to Idaho Inlet to bring in Hans Everyone talks about Spring-Air because it feels so good — which is, after all, the highest praise that can be bestowed on any mattress. See the new models now on display — every one guaranteed as advertised in Good Housekeeping and other national magazines. STUDENT ADMISSIONS AT THE DOOR ST e olboys, While troop trains rolled across Europe, these Paris scl blanket-rolls on their backs and valises in their hands, hurried to join playmates in a flight from the city and the danger of air raids. Evacuation of nearly 50,000 children from Paris was underway. (Pic- ture cabled from London to New York.) ITINERANT STEALS POLICE FREE GIRL BATH,GETS30DAYS TRAPPED INBATH 7.—For stealir 1 WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.—Impri oned for half an hour in a bathroo: because a rusty lock failed to worl 2 maid was released by polte after she threw a key out the window to ° | them. The maid, Mrs, M. H. Dav employed in the home of Fred A. P Emery, newspaper correspondent. L . as l!rm-(]l\ \;vlm'o the fire rescue (4 ml:hl:m::l\:;m,n . squad arrived. suarenteed 3 Con el K EUREKA, Sept bath, Tom Collins went to jail fo thirty days. For in taking the bath, Collin itinerant, made two errors. First, in his quest for a tu 2 broke into the home of Deputy Sher- iff Guy Bugbee. Second, he not only took the bath but Bugbee’s shaving tools and toilet articles. - -os - Best Bourhon 90 PROOF Y MIRAM WALKER & SONS, INC. PEORIA, LUNOIS THE WHISKEY WITH “NO ‘ROUGH. EDGES;* STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY LAST RITES FOR REVELL TWO R.R. SL rites for late Col. Har Two slides, at M 560, ily bl ! on the a Railroad. 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