The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 30, 1939, Page 8

WRIGHT-GROVES NUPTIALS HELD gowned ore a b gown of rose cr i for be man ervice t the E s included Mr Mr. and Mrs Mrs. C. Arn ong Doubble, W' sath H. Wood and M wedding A and Mr Fifth Ne score called during ) wish them happiness bride, forme arrived in Ju 1la 15% Canadian Discount B. M. Behrends Ba First National ever of Sherid t M HOW ABOUT WHAT'S INSIDE? TELF Office JUST PLUG IN ... AND No Installation ind On Your Kmd the R o+ o thanks Aerial System, nlf-ronluim-d ! R. F. Stage and sui Loktal Tubes. And, too amazing Ph brings you un .+ « clear tone, cations. Come in .. vour dollar buys more i Phileo! that even in ... built to rec Television Sound Yes . . . the 1940 Philco you buy today is ready for it arrives . . . ent and better way pan Jefor THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, OCT. 30, 1939. Giant and Dwarf of French Tank Corps Stock QUOTATIONS ’ ESSES TO EMBEZZLEMENT CONF ous Mrs wert * Mr and Mrs, Gr Er Mrs. W. We ic Doubble - i da Mrs, wald Mrs and ce win Ich TAKES POISON N SUICIDE ATTEMPT epe Mr HOLLYWOOD Bett Ho! of poison th: took in said sk - Ca 1 dancer ent at a a effects win YWOO uicide R hospital at police wttempt ecover. | NEW YORK, Oct. 30. ~ Closing | quotation | stock today ] and Light 5 of Alaska Juneau mine is 6 American Power i, Anaconda 30%, Beth- lehem Steel 907%, Commonwealth and Southern 1'%, Curtiss Wright | 9'2, General Motors 54%, Interna- tional Harvester 63%, Kennecott 39%, New York Central 22, Northern Pacific 11'., United States Steel 75%, Pound $3.99. DOW, JONES AVERAGES | The following are today's Dow. Jones averages: industrials 15321, rails 34.38, utilities 26.07. .o LUMBER INDUSTRY 15 SHOWING BOOM PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 30.—The SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 30.—So- cialite Emil Sutter, member of a famed California family, has plead- ed guilty in Federal Court to em- bezzlment charges. Sutter, formerly was manager of a branch bank. He admitted two charges of embezzling funds of the institution and falsi- fying records. —ee Empire Want Ads Bring Results. URS! CAN BE Y0 Miss My DUFRESNES DUE HERE TOMORROW 1 an excellent idea of the tremendous size of the Fr nk which has done such damage on the Western where it is credited with having aided materially in the tank battlc h | ended with the French in command it | tank,” weighing twelve tons, affords that | ploying vast numbers of these machines i Western Pine Association reports of strategic Borg Forest. The "‘babx a good comparison. France is em- in her slow but steady advance, that both production and sales in the lumber industry, the most im- portant of the west, are running far above last year's total f Juneau ' to r : Bank Frank Dufr Commission i tomorrow on Petersburg ring with an of the sne Game 'MRS. OSA JOHNSON ~ ATTACKED BY BEAST Oct. 30. Jur Johnson is in a painful ing where Earl commi: Alaska from has been Ohmer, Chairr confe N ch. sior M LOS ANGELES <plorer Mrs. Osa Angeles hospital inflicted by an African Mrs. Johnson was dire mmis- | ing the loading of five cheetahs for sion business | shipment to San Dieg one |of the animals sudd attacked her. Another Olga Celeste driving Franklin Dufresne eturn have bee Assistant Execu Jewell left for 0 1 > on the Seattle with Office etchikan me ¢ Hom: uries today | nk when woman rimal t resc off a er, nson by tah | The famed explore {of wild animal | to a hospital where | oday that her | ul but not c | > > producer rushed physician: s were —Here is France's 4,300-ton submarine, the world's Figures compiled by the associa- tion showed that production thus far this year is 17 percent over that | for the same period of 1938, and| shipments are 13 percent higher. >-oo - HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT (LUB MEETS WEDNESDAY A meeting of the Glacier Highway | Improvement Club will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Tom Gardner. | Dessert will be served, with a busi- | ness meeting scheduled to follow All members of the organization and their friends are invited | -oe a0 HELP THY | | NEIGHBOR | {) Telephone 713 or write © iNa. o, M. A 2 HALIBUTERS CAPTOR OF A NAZI FREIGHTER Jargest submersible, reportedly believed to have cap The far-ranging * urcouf” has a cru radius of 1 tured a German merchan 2,000 mile: t ship in the Atlantic. . has reached speeds of 19 knots, and The Alaska Territorial Employment Service ' DOUGLAS NEWS BOLYAN ENTERTAINS SELL, SEATTLE SEATTLE, Oct. 30.—Two hali buters from the Western bank old their today follows: Alten 42,000 pounds, or darmr catches here as ontents at 13% i MRS. Yaquina 11,000 pounds, a cer A P Faith 00 pounds elling for 7 1,000 5. North tertained 4-H Club L PHONE 249 8 evening carries her own seaplane. Her armament includes d e me after pr were play served by tk Tomorrow beth Fraser’s ar present their Hallowe'en party.The students have @ favors whick their afte and du ment Mr Prida party last 22 nd 'mbers. noon mary Miss room El de W entert m ¥ rnoon Walter Savikko's fourth and sixth grade room enjoyed their were y. Games refreshments } torpedoes and eight guns. { PAINTER-COOK age 21, single, three school. Versatile abi months experience a: ,TrrreasureiHl;nvt AHVeldr~ At Davis Residence In a hallowe'en setting of pump- kins, skeletons, witches and black cats—the fourteenth birthday party of Miss Shirley Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. trevor Davis, was cli- liza- will asks use ain- cooking in restaurant as clerk in drug sto and willing to do any Industrious and alert fifth for this qualified worker. - Young man, | years of high ility. Eight s painter for, painting contractor; several month: as kitchen helper and learning fi four months | re. Also able common labor. Call for ES 9 (Gas Gas All Time New York Life raight - e Empire classifieds bring results Hallowe'en Mrs. Hilja leader. The at -the n, the guests a party Bol stu; of ed played, all being the traditional “bobbing which Burford for apples” the most predominant in and Eugene Grant of maxed Saturday evening at the fam- ily home on Sixth Street, with a treasure hunt and other games ap- tied propriate to the season. Mrs. James Filler says: “Gas on | my stomach was so bad I couldn’t eat or sleep. Gas even seemed to press on my heart. Adlerika brought No Wires of Any R:of or Around to the Built-in Super .oop Aerial, per-efficient ileo achievement dreamed-of power the do ushered house, lighted only nterns and filled ered furniture. Hallowe games and refreshments were en- Jjoyd. The Fleek, greeted ot by a and were POWERFUL NEW h included Bonnett, Alfreda Fleek, Florence Krsul, Doris Balog and Solveig Havdahl. Alfreda won a prize for the best costume. She was a Span- ish lady Lucille Patricia guests Betty Powerful, fine- toned, quality- built! Loktal Tabes, bui aerial. AC = Smart Bakelite T 3 | cabinet. g S— | S INFANT HOME FROM HOSPITAL Roberta Lynn, month-old daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jensen, who has been under special c at St. Ann's Hospital since her | ! birth, was returned to her honm% |on saturday. | : .o ANYWHERE PLAY! | | | | e oom TUCKETT TO | VE TTLE SATURDAY combines < £ g, T . | Charles Tuckett reported a tele- costly ! phone conversation with his wife | who is now in Seattle, Saturda imuhl. in which she stated she will| |leave there the last of this week | for her return home. She has been' visiting in Salt Lake and other cities for several weeks, > o this noisy lo- ee why n a 1940 DOUGLAS SCHOOL NE' After a busy week of study and | participation in other activities, students gathered in the school auditorium on Saturday evening, to enjoy games and dancing. Spon- sored by the Girls' Physical Educa- | tional Club, the decorations were of a Hallowe'en motif. Delicious, refresitments were served by lhei Chaperons for the af- fair Mr. and Mrs, Calvin eive silently | of san Kool-aide, dwiches, cool and root Those attending the affair includ- ed Ester Johnstone, Astrid Varness, Betty Nordling, Doris Cahill, Merion me quick relief. Now, kies, sleep fine, never felt beer I eat as I wish, better.” p.ital pary Qtiresg ¥is'¢, ts? JUNEAU-YOUNG HARDWARE C0. | grade school. were enjoyed by the students. Members of grade three are in- dustriously working in their Health scrap books for hygiene. They also made their first attempts at draw-| — during last week. | - Open House at Public Schools Early Next Month | American Educaiion Week begins Sunday, November 5 and ends Sat- urday, November 11. The general theme for National Education Week | is, “Education for the American Way of Life.” 1 This year, as in the past years, | the Juneau Public Schools are hav- ing an open house and are inviting the parents to visit on a particular day. In the past open house has been held in both schools in the evening. This year Wednesday, No- vember 8, has been set aside for | ing maps | open house day in the Juneau Public Schools. Parents are requested to visit high school classes in the afternoon from 12:45 to 3:35.0'clock and in the eve- ning from 7 to 9 o'clock in the This will give parents | an opportnnity to actually visit the ' class room work of their children in the high school under school con- ditions. From 2:35 to 3:35 o'clock | a program of school activities will be held in the gymnasium. On the Cass, Maxine Nostrand, Ann Lois Davis, Grace Berg, Marilyn Burke, Bever , Marion Hussey and Marilyn Merritt. ADLERIKA Butler-Mauro Drug Co.—in Douglas by Guy’s Drug Store. SLEEP ON SPRING-AIH $10,000,000 ceive Television Sound when used with a Philco Television Pi ceiver without wires, plug-in nections of any d. The way—another achievemen oped in the great Philco labora- tories. ure Re- 1 or con- wireless t dev Features That Count! Pool, Mr. Ernst Oberg, Mr, Arthur Same evening in the grade school ® Builtsin Super Aerial tem with Twin Loop for finer Foreign anc jean reception 1 Sys- Aerial i Amer- Ladd, sabeth Fraser, and |barents may go from room to room, | Mi 2B % | meeting and talking with the teach- | Glen Kronquist, a Junior mem-| ers and observing work that has | ber of the basket ball team, frac-|Peen dlm';;an e s | tured his collar bone while seen inj NO C1ICIC 0€ DIEH oe i Tun- @ Electric ”u.\h-Hfl"un T ing‘:: including Television button ; ® Inclined Sounding @ Cathedral Speaker A ® Gorgeous Walnut Cabinet PHILCO $9550 185XX Board PHILCO 135T ;... tone and performanc a smart Walnut table mod- el! Electric Push-But Tun with Tel n button. Tone Control, easy- to-read Horizontal Dial. | feated $38.85 - 3 T i EP] OQHNSON HONE 17 i pep talks. i EASY TERMS — LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES | enjoy laction last Priday evening. ber He -will be confined to his home for several days and he will be greatly missed by all his fellow students. ! Douglas Wahto, senior and mem- of the Major “D elected captain of the basket ball| squad for the 1939-40 season, The team saw action for the first time last Friday when they were de-| | work will grade school during the evening ex- i by the teachers. be at grades. All clas o .., will operate the same as though no Clab, was open house existed. - Trinity Sunday School tempted in the in the high school 1 cepting those requested to be there | No regular class IN JUST ONE AVERAGE YEAR the Canned Salmon Industry brings by the Treadwell :‘::r:r“y' Has Ha"owe'en Party 13 to 14 A traditional pep rally s "‘I';gfmm,‘ Apple bobbing provided entertain- : oth i B ., ‘J: /dahl led ment this afternoon for the annual ente o B einging | Trinity Sunday School hallowe'en | el . memie,.: party held in Holy Trinity Parish. eam ’ csisti i 4 3 and Coach Calvin Pool paye Mhowt| . Assisting during the party hours g i 4 | were Mrs. Waino Hendrickson, Mrs. | | A, L. Poster, Mrs. John Dolenc and Muduntindolemm;]-‘Mrs_ M. L. MacSpadden. gathered together to} Hallowe'en party, Games' the students of schools songs. Last Friday Oberg’s seventh room a Try an Empire ad. over $10,000,000 to Alaska. This is money paid directly for local labor, lumber, wire, cannery supplies, taxes. It is money which benefits not only Alaskan fishery workers and workers in other industries, but also Alaska’s professional people and merchants, whom it reaches in the form of trade for services and goods. Thanks to the Salmon Industry, Alaska prospers.