The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 6, 1939, Page 4

3 s 5 weather in the neutrality patrol and none has turned ! Daily Alaska Empire |oe- Published_cvery evening except Sunday by the We can think of no better observation than that || 0oros Cope EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY | of the Baltimore Evening Sun: EELTRRARD <% Wice-President and Bt Saenees “We always say that if you can keep a warship \ “The stars incline @scond and Main Streets, Juneau, Alaska. from turning over when it goes out to sea, the battle | but do not compel Bntered In the Post Office In Juneau as Second Class Matter. | is half won.” | Prisoner of the Nazis THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7 T This is not an important day in (Cleveland Plain Dealer) planetary direction. Mingled good After eighteen months which he spent in an'and evil may be read in the por- mprovised prison in the attic of the Metropole Hotel ' tents, Average good luck is pre- i Vienna, the world receives news of Kurt mn}mwd for persons in any of the e IO BATE, schuschnigg, last chancellor of free Austria. There learned professions. Young phys- Belivered by carrier in Inncau and Douglas for $1.25 per month. | 'S Nazi captors mentally torture- the man whose !icians and lawyers will be in de- c_!'v“:_“n:i‘ .a;‘.“..'.‘: ";‘\gm;fl l‘i';"lfgmf"";;{-'_e_su Yo ragedy epitomizes the story of the nation he Lrivd‘,.mnd as the new year removes one month. in advance, §1.25 o desperately to save cider practitioners whose places | B oo B el gl ke i g g Schusch had limitations of background |must be filled. Good luck attends lvery of their papers. ind capacity, but no one ever dared to impugn his |business with banks or publishing Telephones: News Office, 602; Business Office, 374. incerity or his honesty of purpose, He made mis- houses today. Ill-will toward per- MEMPER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. akes, but they were honest mistakes. He was an|sons who occupy places in the Sun 'l\'-cnl’::rl:lkfl‘“l’r;:l':* ;;;l:;rlr\‘;!; :rne'dl:::j 'fon,’: \;:- ;00: ntelligent man but he lacRed the flexibility neces-|is »on('mu'agc(i under this configu- M”“” ise eredited ip this paper and also the local news Sary to a successful politician. He possessed un-|ration. published berein. akable sel He showed remarkable cour- Heart and Home: The evening ALASEA CIRCULATION ANTEFD TO BE LARGER in th ce of odds of this day is auspicious for social THAN TEAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICAT oN The | personality of the man came to the |affairs. Washington D. C. will en- “TOBORGE D, CLORY. Irc. National New front in twilight days of Austria’s existence. He |tertain many distinguished visitors ves, with offices In Ean Franciseo, Los Angeles, Portland, |had called for a plebiscite to decide on anschluss |from Europe. This is not a lucky BUsWS, Chilosss, Mow Yok and Momon. . | after his fatal trip to Berchtesgaden to see Hitler. [sway for ocean travel. There is a SEATTLE REPRESENTATIVE -Gilbart A Wellingt 1011 | He had been lured into that trip by the German |sign presaging an accident on the COMPIGR T P ambassador to Austria, the redoubtable Franz von | high seas which may cause the death Papen, by his foreign minister, Guido Schmidt, and jof a famous person. by his “confidant,” Seyss-Inquart, The latter two,| Business Affairs: Manufacturers \though ministers of Austria, were secretly Nazis. are well directed today. Whateyer Schuschnigg was a lonely man, He was surrounded |is used in the transportation of men will bring in large re- i by traitors. jor freight k 1 | Schuschnigg had cvery opportunity to escape, |turns. Rise in the price of gasolime A plane was waiting for him. He tore up the pass.|is foretold. Food costs also will in- Austria’s fate would be his fate, he decided. Today, | crease : s keep him in a 9 by 10-foot room, Con- | National Issues: E(’“"MW‘_‘“} day and night, phonograph records of Hit- |methods will be strongly criticised 's screaming speches are played through a loud |23 the spread of radical teachings lspeaker. His hair is white, He is forbidden to see |and propaganda is uncovered ainong his 14-year-old son. He expects never to leave his |students. ' The American habit of | prison alive. And his offense—an attempt to pe | 1gnoring perils until they have gath- true to himself and true to his country |ered real power will be responsible 2 e — In the last speech he made as chancellor, as '°F "?"“‘t“’l'l“‘t'uil‘]“" s bk o TAXES SPENT AT HOME Nazi troops were already pouring across the fron- ‘l“‘l’fl_"‘;“i’mm‘ dittas ot At 2 g tier, he told his fellow countrymen, “God help Aus- | x 8 gl e . {814 Theoe Srorciallaze echoed othy. Al neéws oomae | F1ca WILTIGNS, 10 Wie osylinie Bif Local, State and Federal Government in the| H. . ; 4 5| {ore the end of the month because Ubited Gtates have. a considerable ‘financial inter-|Of Schuschnige. For his plight. is' Austria's pUghti,s .. oyent of tar-reaching signifl- dependence. Uncle Sam acts to some extent a ey the Leneyolence of! the German “hrathews | oo oor %A "gpandal | affecting ftinde Yas- dolisator: for. Blatds (or, Tercittriall s local| oo 075 ROFG relations will be revealed through government, and the States in turn share revenue i TS = ihe sgacity of a public official. Af- with local communities. Pilot in Iceland {ter heavy losses occasioned by the A joint study made by nerican Municipal | Nazi submarine campaign, the Al- s 1t (New York Times) | fare. The presage dark days Association and the Feder: Adminisira Somewhere in Iceland there is a pilot of the fare. The stars presage dark day tors shows that last year every seven | Royal Air Force, destined and in duty bound to|however, befors there is a final dollars of the national tax as collected by one remain there quietly for the remainder of the war. | victory over hostile powe level of government and spent by another. In round This young man was forced down in his flying boat | Persons whose birthdate it is have numbers, $2:237,000000 out of the total of $14,811- at Raufarhofen some weeks ago in a thick fog.|(he augury of a year of fairly good 000,000 collected in taxes was transferred from one | Instead of submitting to internment, he flew him- | fortune. Young folk may expect level of government to another by grants or shared Self, his boat and his crew back to England help from parents and friends a taxes, Since Iceland is Danish, the Danish Minister in | {hey make courageous efforts to suc- Local governments rank nd as tax collectors, | London protested. Called to walk the Air Ministry's ceed in independent ventures. but first as tax sper 5. And the Federal Govern- | ‘4Pel: the young man pleaded a misunderstanding,' Children born on this day may l)l" Snt the cHist lax oot ranks second as a|Pul when the views of the Icelandic authorities emotiona i1 and high- tempered, but B o s ey vt TRkt ! were explained to him “he did not hestitate to vol- | extraordinarily gifted. They are us- it ile the Federal Government last Year|,jieer (o return to Iceland immediately.” It was ually intuitive and benefit through collected 41 pe! of the Nation's taxes, the States 'nis duty, and he did. foresight and initiative. 2. percent, and local governments 33 percent, For this young man there will be no more thuj (Copyright, 1939) sue, :Rauster. -of nts and shared taxes left the North Sea fogs, no more the excitement of forced T o e e T o™ PUBLICATION Federal Government 35 percent of the tax dollar |landings on rough seas, no more the thrill of dl)dg_‘ll: n’;‘HE f)ISTRICT COI;R”I‘ oL the States 21 percent, and local governments 44 mg German Archies, no more dog fights, no longer percent. Much of this interdependence his years will be recorded on a cenotaph or in of government is ‘Lhe probability that his name and the fewness ‘of ar THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, DIVISION NUMBER ONE, AT | JUNEAU. | a matter of convenience, for instance in the case of | inscription in a country church. No one will weep | WINIFRED ELIZABETH PHIL- shared taxes, where it is easier for the larger taxing|for him, for he will not be dead. ¢ LIPS, Plaintiff, vs. JOHN WIL- unit, the State, to collect the revenue and distribute| He may walk the rdugh roads of an ancient, | i\t pHTLLIPS, Defendant. it ‘among the local governmental subdivisions, Thirty. | Pleakly beautiful island, over which a thousand years| “ryc “pregident of the United two states share gasoline taxes with their local gov- :::} ("‘\‘l‘:l:‘ ‘_‘I’f““:r"t”",I,li:“‘x‘;m‘:";;"‘ih:‘i’l‘m‘:':g :‘1::1 States of America, to the above ernments, 24 share motor vehicle taxes, 22 HGQUOF| oy he real fo him as he goes down to the lava | “med defendant GREETING: taxes, 11 income taxes, seven death taxes,.five sales| piain of Thingvalla, where the Icelanders met in| YO 8% hereby reduired o 8p; taxes, and two tobacco taxes. The bulk of the Fed- ‘dpm”(“m parliament ten centuri eral social security program depends upon a similar|climbs snow-capped Hekla or inverted means of financing. The method is con-|peaceful waterfront of Reykjavik. venient and makes for uniformity. { Here was once the surge and thunder | deeds, but now there are sheep-ral {and a quiet sort of industrial life. s ago, or as he| wanders along the of great ising' and fishing An old language pear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, First Division, |at Juneau, Alaska, within thirty days after the last publication of this summons, in case this sum- {mons is published, or within forty SAFETY ON TIME | survives—it is indced almost the language of ““‘.3?{;}. ";;L‘ ‘l:‘ L‘;:; (‘k’fm“;m:‘;‘gfi: AT e London: 4|85, OId folkwas, an old terature, even old €05 |\"corveq upon you personaly, and new development in air raid riions’ wad the| mes, survive. | THe gredb World Js b eaud, WHoNER | insyer the complaintidf ihe abate 4 3 o = 2 > _ilhv radio may pick up Hitler here, President Roo‘*'!:mmed slaintiff on file in said offering of back yard raid lters to the public| yelt there, Chamberlain off the starboard bow and | Fk today on an installment purchase plan. The shelters | music everywhere. can be bought outright or on monthly payments at | The young aviator will have time to think. Will court in the above entitled cause. The plaintiff in said action de- mands the following relief: a de- costs ranging from about $27 to $40, depending on he think how a little people may sometimes be | ... or givorce frgm e the size. ‘api\n‘d if it is safely isolated? Will he fret as he dant: and sole custody of the lidly kicl pe! o oIS VOO 3 . 2 = ' OO idly kicks his heels while others swoop and shoot, | .\ opig Clark Alexander Phil- HALF 'l‘l”" ”\l‘ 'LE or will some inward sense, beneath the level of am- | e phorn October 3, 1939. bition and honor, tell him t he is well enough| ", "5 " event vou fail .s0 to @p- Some 10 of U, S. Navy's new destroyers were|Where he is? To answer this question for him |, o.."ang answer the plaintiff will found, on trial, to be topheavy. It's a budding scan- | Would be to answer it for millions—and s0 one | ax0 judgment against you for want dal, but the lid still seems to be on. And the maost|d0esn't by thereof, and will apply to the court that seems to be definite is that millions are being| e A AR R for the relief demanded in said |~ Three German war. prisoners who escaped from | G 3 g e brand-new | complaint, and as hereinabove spent to patch up the brand-new boats a Scotch prison camp probably preferred ersatz to| . [“i Trouble with the destroyers is that they're said| ,orvidge stated. to be topheavy, due to faults in design. But Actin % s DRI A | Witness the Honorable George F. Nasitar ? the Navy Tdison O S Cata | Alexander, Judge of said court and Secretary of the Navy Edison has issued a state-| pogsibly there's significance in the fact that the|ine seal of said court hereunto af- ment. He say | New York “World of Tomorrow” exhibition included | fjyoq on this 5th day of Decem- “The destroyers are at sea in all kinds of rough {Poland and Czechoslovakia but no Germany. ber, 1939 MAN SUPPLIES THE POWER —American-made tractors supplanted coolies to thange this soutizwest Yunnan valley into a field for the testing of Chinese air force planes, - (Seal of Court) ROBERT E. COUGHLIN, Clerk of the above entitled Court. By J. W. LEIVERS, Deputy Clerk. HOWARD D. STABLER, Plaintiff’s Attorney, Shattuck Buildin Juneau, Alaska. Publication dates, Dec. 6-13-20-27, 1939. adv. NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN: that Mary ministratrix Donalda Godfrey, ad- of the estate of John B. Godfrey, deceased, has filed her petition in the hereinafter des- cribed court for judgment setting aside and awarding to her as de- cedent's widow the entire estate of the decedent, which estate is of the value of less than $4,000.00. All persons concerned are notified to be and appear in the United States Commissioner’s Court for Juneau Precinct, First Division, Al- aska, at Juneau, Alaska, at 10 o'- clock A.M. January 10th, 1940, and show cause, if any they have, why judgment should be so rendered. Dated: Juneau, Alaska, December 5th, 1939, MARY DONALDA GODFREY, Administratrix. HOWARD D. STABLER, Shattuck Building, Juneau, Alaska. Attorney for Administratrix. Publication dates, Dec. 6-13-20-27, ) 1939, adv. i b " THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, DEC 6, 1939. YEARS AGO I . Professional ! From THE EMPIRE a y ! ]:I‘ e ( : t O r Fraternal Societies % Gastineau Channel irthday | B AR i '_'——_—ll . B. P; 0. ELKS meet o There was a compressor on the ex.tendu w,,',,“,.[,. [‘ every Wednesday at 8 ’ dock consigned to the Peerless Min- | rions and best wishes *~day, théit Drs. Kaser and ST vidting brothess ing Co., at Windham Bay for assist- thday annivers. to the """l welcome, H. C. RED- ing in the work of driving a 5000 | lowing: 1 F[eeburger MAN, Exalted Ruler; M. foot tunnel for tapping the ore body, —_— DENTISTS H. SIDES, Secretary. which was being carried in by hand DECEMBER 6. Blomgren Building DR | work. Frank H. Foster PHONE 56 MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 R Mentur Peterson | ‘ New deep-water salmon fishing Albert L. Slagle | ————— iecund, and fourth banks had been discovered off Cape Nora B. Chase 1 ,l Q G o m°§gggu:hf ;7::;2::;‘; Spencer which were to prove one Mrs. Gust Nurmi Dr‘ A‘ W. stewafl BenhinE ek 90 Bl k. [of the greatest commercial and in- Impi Aalto [ oHAS . HAWKES- | dustrial treasures to Southeast Al- - DENTIST WORTE WhrshUphaT MMt | aska, according to W..R. Hanlon, . is!gm ; sm;; UL?L?)&% JAMES W. LEIVERS, Secretary. f Sitka, who was spending some |' £ ime in Juneau at this time. i DAILY LESSbNS t Office Phone 469 | ! Chief of Police Robert Clark wu:][ IN ENGLISH e espmmcr e gy e | GUY SMITH sranted a three weeks vacation at i # Dr. Judson Whiitier he Council meeting the previous 1I By W. L. Gordon CHIROPRACTOR [ ight and A. Forsythe, night pa- | B ragicss Phydeti D rolman, was chosen to take his| Office hours: 10-12, 1-5, 7-9 slace for that time | Words Often Misused: Do not say rooms 2-3-4, T-iangle Bldg. e “He has swam the river many time: PHONE 667 PUROLA REMEDIES gy The marriage of Miss Sophie L““("Sa 1o has swum the river many et PRESCRIPTIONS CARE- » \nd John J. Woodard was to take |times ™ or “He (omit has) swam the AL GO RED | slace this night in the parlors of | yiver many times.” ! he Juneau Fire Department head-| oOften Mispronounced: Depot nl’. Jllllfl H. Geyer Front Strcet Next Coliseum “in, | wuarters. Pronounce dep-o, e as in me, 0 as RN PHONE 97—Free Delivery 5 == in no, accent first syllable B ehbne i oy The kiddies of Juneau were ex- Often Misspelled: Acquittal. Ob- Room 9—V:. entine g. : W aTRomkE & PHONE 1762 5 i o ended an invitation to welcome |sarve the two t's. Hours: 9 am. to 6 p.m. heir friend Santa Claus, who ar-| synonyms: Elegant, graceful,| 4 B e PRINET L rived at the Leader Store. Santa|comely, tasteful refined, fastidious. o8 5 mnrlmn('('d mm[ 1:.] w-,‘.(\ to m.\l:u his| word Study: “Use a word three Tomorrow s Siyles readquarters at the store and was|times and it is yours.” Let us in- 3 ) holding a reception this night until | crease our vocabulary by mastering DR H VANCE ! Today | 10 o'clock. one word each day. Today's word: OSTEOPATH £ Stiate; to sat to the utmost.|| Consultation and examination The Douglas basketball team won | (pronounce sj i as in it, iree. flm;x(;shlo to 12‘, ‘1 to '5, [ he fourth game of the series from |accent first syllable) “His appe- 7(%2;3’-,;3!!1‘:;’?:::::' - he Juneau High School team by a | tiate was satiated.” o 5 score of 30 to 16. The games were | e e South Franklin St. Phone 177 played in the school gymnasium 1 Mr. and Ms. C. R. Bl of Teell M O D E R N ROBERT SIMPSON, OPT. D. Juneau's Own Store Harbor were guests at the Gastineau Graduate Los Angeles College ETIQUETTE | inie Low Angeles O | ; — | i Opthalmology mm;‘\!)".r Highest 3¢; Lowest, 33 By Robg,,,, Lee Ll s imisten” ‘Lanwae Grouns fiL 3 C 3 & I " s PR ¥ The Rexall Store | Q@ When sending invitations to) ‘ | Tour Rabile Pliarmachils i i | ) a Christmas party, would it be all| | | LOOK and LEARN | |30 10" & sman piece of mis-| | The Charles W. Carter| | Butler-Mauro #* tletoet Into each nevelope? By A. C. Gordon /\l “Y’r:. this would be very ap- Morluary Drug Co. propria RUEEE Q. How should shrimps be eaten, Rourtty 800, St e, IPTIONS ¥ S by Bell in|When served whole in their shells? L sEtaw was: the hiberty Be A. They may be separated, peel- . Philadelphia cracked? 1 ed, and conveyed to the mouth with | 2. Who was Anne Bolyn? b tiiiers " 3. Which is the largest of the| 0 g b o AL b e e Gt Q. Which wedding anniversary ave Your Eyes Exal y web-footed birds? | calls for gifts in crystal? H. S. GR 3 4. What was the first battle O, " "o figteenth anniversary. Dr. Rae L. Carlson “The C1 MAVE"S ] real importance in the American G £ i OPTOMETRIST e Clothing Man’ Revolution? | Blomgren Bldg. 2nd Floor HOME OF HART SCHA 5. Which two South American Front Street———Phone 636 & MARX cx;ggmrfgm counttries have deserts along the M Du —_— sea coast? ' v £ ANSWERS 1. When being tolled at the death | e Awa Tllllll"l' Cfl-fll’ I s Gasfineau MOiOl’ of Chief Justice John Marshall, in | Ph 767 Ph » s < one 767 Phone Service / 2. Second wife of Henry VIII and | Groceries s s mother of Queen Elizabeth. Advices have been received here one 3. The albatross. of the death of Mrs, John W. Dud- | g .o GENET:}AMOSREPAIRINQ u 4. Battle of Bunker Hill. |ley, for many years a resident of B LIS 7 RO AR —Storage s 5. Chile and Peru. Juneau, at Berkeley, Cal. ’ sl Mrs. Dudley is survived by her FINNISH STEAM BATH BIBLE CLASS MEETING husband and her son, George T. Your Ailment Calling You H ABRY For all who are interested, a cor- | Dudley, both of Juneau; two daugh-| | Scientific Treatments and Baths dial invitation is extended to attend |ters, Mrs, Anna D. Dunn of Ber-| | Open every day—10 a.m. till mid- B.ACE the Salvation Army Bible class to-|keley, and Mrs. Margaret D. Cris- night—Dr. E. Malin, Prop. morrow evening at the home of Mr. |well of New Boston, TIL. 142 Willoughby Ave. Phone 673| | DRUGGIST ) and Mrs. R. B. Lesher. The discus-| The two daughters are graduates|$ ™ —%| “The Squibb sion will start at 7:30 oclock and |of the Juneau High School. Stores gl Mrs, L. J. Reed will be speaker for - -, Alaska 5 the evemng Empire Want Ads Bring Requl(s. PINE ’ 5 Watch and Jewelry Repairing Dazly Cros sword Puzzle PATUL BLOEDSORN “The Store for Men” f ACROSS Soluticn of Yesterday’s Puzzl 4. Small ri FRANKLIN s S 'N’ scope : 5. Arrow polson 4 7. Find the post- :E PIO[S[T] { Appronches Front St—Triangle Bldg. ion o 7y 18, “Lily maid of e L. C. SMITH anda CORONA 4 14. Eloquent D R TYPEWRITERS speaker 10. Bold and Serviced by 15. Greek letter s e i GASTINEAU CAFE ( 16. for 17. M‘_“:Een E AR| 20 L)nei\\'l]u J- B- B“r‘ord & cn- i 18. Behold A RIA| 55 peacock but- “Our Doorstep Is Worn by 19. Kind of hum- s ElS terfly Satisfied Customers” gt 25. Uttered i E] SIE| 27 Love to excess . 433rd asteroid S 20, RAGtrack . Hastened 01| 32 Arnpsdlero . Corded fabrics < 24| i JReE. oon- flicts ¢ G CIERGA VAl 4 s, Juneau Melody House EGana the cost E EIN 31 Heavy cord S enter EISTSIEINT| iy Meti*aien Muslc and Electrie Appliances men . Lacerat 9 3L Suficlent: 5o, City In India 62, Pertaining to | R“":'.m i (Next Irving’s Market) 3. Bone b Bark ottt oo ool : Engilen letter Front Street Phoue 68 LUNCHEON SPECIALTIES 34. Tumultuous Lefw 64. Horses . Let fall or run s G a eorder i /otd jear 65 Player at duck out uninten- A 3§ Older: abbr. o s A RN * ) 40 Composition 55. State of the DOWN 7y or Lwo nion: abbr. 1. Leave 53. Wings 2 9 42. Uneve 56. i fre 2. Sma 5 asc) BEE....” THim TR NS Archie B. Betls Krafft’s . Parts of a go bacteria Treoirse 5. Exitate the foot. Eating PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT i 4. 60, Ship's cashier 3. Mother Pronoun Bookkeeping Tax Service cwu" & Building Co., Ine. . Room 8, Valentine Building INET WORK—GLASS Phone 676 PHONE § * > 8 L et smania it e - TELEPHONE-—5I “ -_— ... COMMERCIAL AND / SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 34 ! 4 Wam CAPITAL 50000 : flfl//flllfl///flllflfl AT O SRV A 2% PAID ON SAVINGS fl-‘ % -.. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Wlli// I Wil ddl o/ = First National Bank aNANEE llfll ) ¢ HIIIII// flll.ll ; /) JUNEAU—ALASKA