The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 13, 1939, Page 8

8 Alaska Line Is Going On Winter Dates Saturday Sailings Are o Start Effective Until Next Spring One freij he 12th of ¢ The Mount McK the Alaska Decemk will be Baral CONSTRUCTION IS SOARING ON THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 1939. W North . lmvruu lwprv.svniml in “uropean; War NAZIS GRAB ~ AUTO TIRES Hitler Orders Confiscation -No More Bicycles for anafe Use BERLIN, \‘pt Government toda fiscation of e automobile tire. The decree also virtualy prevents the use of private autos after Sep- tember 20, denying owners the right to purchase gasoline or tires. The order affects autos, trucks, sport planes, bicycle: nd wagons. Meanwhile, authoriti many intends to fight clear across| Poland to the Russian border if necessary, to render the Polish Army absolutely harmless. The German High Command said it is hoped that in such a manner it will absolutely be impossible to while Great Britain's North American Dominion was proc laimed in “a state of war” by Lord Tweedsmuir, Gov- o “:,‘\kileicml;‘ml:()ls:] t;‘)i\mi\vmemw ernor-General of Canada before o joint session September 7 of the Senate and House of Commons, Pic- | Front. 1 tured above is a group of Kilt-clad prospective soldiers of a Highland regiment being examined at the T e Windsor, Ont., war against the Germa armory scene typical of Dominion preparedness as Canada joined its Motherland in n Reich, WORKMEN FOR FAIR OFFERED BY ALASKA not sure he got a rnment work B.k . | ey ike Riders EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 00,000 topped the pre- BE (AllED (AN D While d % oartendh re ulsance by hiey the Southeast Alaska Fair or if you held confidential, the st tne to attend the big show this e e N i et OTTAWA, Sept. 13.—Prime Min- week and haven't anyone with whom ; i kit v ister Mackenzie King" assured C to leave your children, maybe tthe PACIFIC COAST .« and-harbor devel elec- Alaska Territorial Employment Ser- Anchorage Chamber of 3. ection vetore the nex eRh nd one big oil | HIN I vice can be of some assistance to Millions for Defense In- = e commET(E Is fo Start |iceuiar session. Mr Mackenze you. ' i H 5 | King, speaking before the House| The Service announced today that cluded in Work Start- o R A andiocher Educating Them | Ways and Means Committee further it has a number of experienced car- ; vr, _n‘ ,H'[v W n" 0 a u lflg e | assured Manion of reciprocal coop- | penters, electricians and handy men ed m AUgUSf x’n&*] 49 ’;’ “];':;_(:"l A S b ation during the present war on its lists who are available to A ds by states were: ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Sept. 13.| ¢1S6S: }hose _m‘epx?lring oxhljllnlim lkYV:uvnm; Sept. 13 124, Colc $1,186,- | —The Chamber of Commerce is :z:‘]‘]‘efil”‘ih‘:«) 1&581(11‘]-:‘11“;:; ;:1) t-:xll‘(:v soared hi; struction contracts er n an_ ever before along th cific Coast in August. They includ- ed “millions for defense” in addi- tion to normal engine rk August contracts to 8,011, 5 Pacific slope st and ter- al areas, as compiled by H. W tz editor oft Daily Construc- Service. Pyeritz said he was R * e BREADED PORK TENDEE- LOINS—Sweet Potatoes ~Country Gravy-— Baranof Tomorrow Built to receive TELEVISION SOUND' inet. Ouly W. TELEPHONE 17 EASY TERMS 1940 P ¢k of P. care of children are also listed with $351.654, M 4 the Service. tana $655,- | planning an educational campaign 1 le riding on the > 3 e Stock Quomflom Oregon 56.140, Washir The campaign is the result of al RN Wyomit 7 ries of accidents during the | NEw YORK, sept. 13. — Closing BARRET]’ plAYlNG - several weeks on the new main street | quotation of Alaska Juneau mine { paving. stock today is 67, American Can QUIET MARRIAGE RITES Autoists on the highway also re-|113'%, American Power and Light NlGHl".Y HERE AI Miss Ruth Anne G fson, re-|port many near accidents through Anaconda 36, Bethlehem Steel cently of Minneapolis, Minn., and | carelessness of bike riders in not|93%, Commonwealth and Southern ineer on the | e ? International Harvest- New er 0974 Kenneooty S5H8 Wes Barrett, whose control of the vl MARRIAG! LICE e ri Fair - i(;l"m‘]{ 2,:)‘ “Nm:;i":’ln guflup:“ +; |ivories has gained him a favorit 5 | A marringe license has been is-{ g gite o 4 Pound o6 with Juneau dance lovers, r SIEY, | sund TV T B ki nissiorior M. B | turned from the States over the | Monagle to Arthur Svinth Weston % week-end and is now to be heard Empire Want Ads Bring Results. and Joyce Althea Morris DOW, JONE nightly at the Capital Cafe, popular lie Dow, Right spot operated here by Cha 154,10, | Miller. On Saturday evenings and on hoh- days Wes and his piano will be aug- mented by other popular Junea musicians to form a band combin: tion that will be a rare treat for those who like their dancing. \ The following ar | Jones averages: Industrials | rails 32,57, utilities 24.30. - - LOLA'S BEAUTY SHOP Will be closed from Scpt. 11 to about Oct. 15, adv. with amazing | BULT-IN SUPER | AERIAL SYSTEM « + . that combines self-contained Loop Aerial, costly R. F. Stage and supor—efhcxenl Loktal Tubes. PERC WESTMORE l No Aerial Wires overhead. No ground ® wires underfoot, No mess,no botker, no fuss, No Inn-lmlonljuul plug in and play. Carry table models from room to room. Place consoles wherever they look best. 2, Ciear Tone in Noisy Locations! Anrmy- ance of man-made static and noise conquered! | 4., ANN Undreamed - of Power SHERIDAN in every 1940 Philco, even at lowest price! This amazing Philco 160F brings you the finest qual- ity ever offered at the { price! 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LIBER TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES OF GERMANY 13—The German | announced con- | privately-owned | LATE WAR | BULLETINS 3. — The Warsaw radio anncuncer stat- ed that nine German Divisions have suddenly been diverted (o the Western Front and the And bus travel so comfortable Nazis are now “defini on | the run and convenient, you will PARIS, Sept. 13. — Premicr | want fo continue your trip Daladier announ he E "oniside” by sireamlined - ! Super Coach. “ formed a new ( cute the war ag This followed when the So ist Party declined to take part in a national move because of certain appointments made. More Americans travel by bus than by any other public | travel way! They appreciate the money-saving fares, ! OTTAWA, 13. — The 1 the frequent time-saving schedules, the liberal stopover special session of the Canadian Parliament which met Sep- tember 7 to approve of the de- claration of war on Germany, was formally prorogued today, the end coming shortly after the Senate gave approval to privileges and generous baggage allowances. The travel-wise know, too, that you see America BEST by bus! Hundreds of Savings Like . the last of the Government's These From Seattle < % SR ONE WAY ROUND TRI® & LOS ANGELES . $16.50 $29.20 FOUND DEAD; HAS | cricAGo Wt seaor | SALT LAKE CITY 15.50 27.40 BUU.H IN HEAD SAN FRANCISCO 12.00 21.30 | NEW YORK 41.85* 73.20* AR | NEW ORLEANS > 41.10* 65.90" ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Sept. 13.— *Also applies from Vancouver, B. C. “ Dick Francis, over 60, a prospector, has been found dead in his isolated Rt ,: the Cache Creek rict FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION CONSULT: There is a bullet in his dead. Officials are naming gation to determine whether a case of murder or suicide. 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