The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 5, 1939, Page 6

6 BR \INGING UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA E‘\TPIRE TUESDAY DEC 511939, By GEOBGE McMANUS THEY BE HERE ANY MINUTE NOW — WITHIN TH' NEXT | \ SIX HOLRS- ——————— [FPECIAL ! BARGAIN TODAY DRESSES % [ > assembly room of the starting at 8 o'clock. ]‘MARINE NEWS] = North Coast From South, Sitka Bou Steamer Arrives Last Eve-| 3 1oz oeaiie Dreember 8010 & ey, “ana” o I ing- flails Om a? 2 - H‘M( nl -:“ ‘1’. ‘my‘»\“‘:‘ ; § s Morning BASKE] GAME t bask the D played tomorrow ling to the held last night. T'he chan was Warner’s squad a made t few m. & o 0 o9 00 o NORTHBOTND Wdehsntd cheduled to arrive at 6 ® |3 "” ‘“;l ; tonight. Should hav 26 IURS Juneau I mail SCHEDULED ¢ aku scheduled .o be: ing at upset the games are I to SR - > will mee in the High raduate ol have Alumni been attend have e MRS, GAIR HONORED LOCAL SAILINGS h 4 P m. tor Sit Wedr =sd; burg, Pc 3 sift and way > Kake in the Mills, M Shudshift, M Henry Langf oo urpris 5 TOMORROW n, Rich- D Anderson Arri- ct there. - Dollar Wheat CHICAGO, 111 yme Chicago Board first time since the high price ¥ price was for No. 3 red wheat. Better grades were of pla hto, Grace Pt eave Seat- Junean, the en- recorded. e Empire sales were zht for lo—Curtis Bach. vited to attend the held in the advised today, Everyon The ect 3 1 will be Try esults. in the Answers To News 1.Q. Test 1. The snow cruiser for the Byrd 7. They are pooling thefr pur- Antarctic expegition. chasing to avoid competition in neu- 2. sustices Hughes, Rob- tral markets and to avoid overlap- erts, McReyncids, Reed, Black, ping in materials purchased. Do.glas and Frankfurter. Justice 8. By subsidizing students who BN o ecantih cogld play. 3. Georgia. 4. Elasnor Holmj showmen Billy Rose. 5. In Venezuela; 100 natives were Kkilled waen 'Il’l broke out on its oil+ covered wats; 6. 1u the protectorate of Bohemia« Meravia. e — Stone, Because her wealthy father tried 16 Keep her from seeing her Romeo, George Lowther, 3rd, a Droker! Lowther went fo court, where papa was overruled. 10. Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera, leader of the Spanish Fascist group, the Falangists. she married i Deck gear, chairs and other articles are shown stacked along a rail of the President Harding after members of the crew cleared up the litter caused when the vessel was buffeted ahout by hurricane enroute to New Yesk. Seventy-three persons were injured and one man was washed overboard. The ship arrived with survivors of the torpedoed freighter, Heronspogl, High School however, , quoted today above the $1 but no classifieds for el A \ ~ NG “Reds Rule U.S. Shlppmg thall After Le had questioned William C. McCuistion, of Frederick, Md. (right), illips, of Dover, Del., rman Dies (left), of the committe un-American activit eclared that their testi- mony indicate Soviet Russia actually has more control of our shipping than the nited States.” Both Phillips and McCuistion declared they had been threatened by Reds because of anti-Communist activities, in clusters DESTROYERSTD <~ BE BUILT KW Juneau Man (Contlnuea mum i-age One tubes, now along either moved cen- The torpedo e san tipping over even in r d year csent drift. The 1933 and 19 io tubes = sign in indic Far De. 5.—A marr 1 issued to Lloyd M Ritter Jr., of Jur , Al and Dorothy Rose C er Cuperinto, Cal. R RENO, Nev liense ha to either wd five 5-inch guns and re- could do 41 knots—about an hour The Craven c¢ 4-inch gur but carried 12 pedo tub X on a side uld o Empire want aas sring Results 46 miles T —— i | S —" WHEN YOU NEED PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL WORK or WELDING CALL Bice & Ahlers Briggs’ “BEAUTYWARE” Plumbing Fixtures 0il e Burners QUA RAN PHONE 34 NEW I’fl\\'lil{ll()l\\l{ SHIP Then com Hamm \hmll \\]n(h he coniroversy the 16 torpe more than the C have a double deck forward It makes them But to this t | 1 pside v | | teatures | | d ruze designe more navy now even The an waler, it took peed turr the navy decided & be done. What naval CER OII | N but when | i | | omethin will secre! done Possibly of the and be rem: the top to- id- control with s rvation fire " EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING Years in the Business J. G. OBERG | THE SHOE HOSPITAL DEPENDABLE SERVICE U. S. 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