The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 28, 1939, Page 4

Becon mbsred i the rost , oibarwise dves. with Daily Al Putmmr every evening ¢ EMP AeviIve e ' < Eeattle, Chicago, Mew ¥ GRATTLE RF Lwerienn Bank ¥ RESEN him Em pn e ollowing re slas for $1.25 per month. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, DEC. 28, 1939 1e German transportation system is not working 100thly. I week the seventh German railway > 0 aster since the beginning of the war was reported n the town of Hagen, where 17 persons wro and 41 injured This brings the total (::1.\\1:!1[\ | YEARS AGO Prom THE EMPIRE | FHappy Pirthday 5228roscope “The stars incline but do not compel” ' DECEMBER 28, 1919 \d more than 158 injured in less | 1an | — HI : T at of comparable to this has been reported | FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20 ‘]‘Z“fi:d;“‘;];fste (;):mt;;mf:;‘éor» The Expice extends congratula- or England, where similar blackout con-| Conflicting planetary aspects are woR Of- | vions and best wishes *=iiay, their poration had been cross-cut, was E < rced. At one time the German|active today. Adverse influences ‘”:e riewd BRI th toult by F. W, bicihday annivers= to thi roi- regarded as the most efficient|are discerned for the morning Ketchmark, " president of ‘the com. | lowing: nment, howe aid to | hours. Fatigne and nervous tension 3 g e ark| iy e falt’ by thin e Wtell DAY/ WiIG SEXlSquEs g s ot DECEMBER 28 ‘ 1 up lacement of railway (’q\npm(‘nl’l;‘l;:'\l ;u“, may be irritable apd lsunch Pheasant a few days previ-| Mrs. C. F. Vassar TR i of motorized military transport. The pres- | “‘10“1 n(knnv Y other. There is | 0uS after a trip to the mine at, Sobis 3. 080 Dinioed | shortage in Berl ue to ].u')l\' of railway | o P mising good news in let- Windham Bay. ‘ Bill Rudolph A ars, seems to give some substance to these rumor Tt o for i Harvey Wildenradt t he evening is fortunate for ¢ i nace, $6.00: the war spreads, defective railway transport may . - 3 _| The total gold production of the Madge Hildinger ld(xl\ persons, They may be gen: \ 1919 { notly notifs prove a ser German weakness. erous in gifts of substantial value,| Féirbanks district for was | Jennie Johnson Office IATED PRESS UAF ) TO BE BLICAT: Newspaper CIANO Rome-Berlin ¥ ci a d re 1 ’ Ttal tions of negotiatior hour, brou Reich—a militar This revelat light it the tiation: and Ribbentrop a conducte of mol ’ German troop: period X raged b trop pr Polish | within 48 ir The one abeve, so i delivered to the TELLS ON HI1 anu Navy. r might m The manuiacturer the de- IC OF THE WEEK ey smad b S Woos. Yhedbent of A Fiww o STATISTIC OF THE WEE Rl e sy . C. Wood, Preside! st | > " — : 1 ’]‘::j:"](‘lzl‘:]‘l::fif(' T'}:'::l(" w ';“‘:!;';‘ National Bank of Fairbanks. LOOK and LEARN WL e ounces. . from Wash- »sed to encourage secrecy and B BN e 3. * 55 Amer sailors were killed on land deceit. Girls are warned to bffx:‘l le)‘:;i\\\wr\:vmg:;:‘ <>(§r;x1w} By:A, C:Gotdon LARGER 1938 in automobile and other accidents, while | put little faith in whirlwind flir={ o 5o 0 b0 o on one of thel ON. s on the high seas, | tations. College youths are likely Tivst boats, $e Widk ito'e. Gebdh-| g f z ;;]“’(‘“‘i‘; reckless in their blandish-| o, 0 py his wite and family. m: h‘:‘)‘:"fl:“;figtfo“‘?" Bre there In Stealing His Stuff | Business Affairs: As the week| ... o . ool s 2. What story is the epic of at [draws to an end plans for the new |, oo Sy il T ey at their | the whaling industry? eveland Plain Dealer) [year should be perfected. Lassitude , = K Fol il e guests| 3. What is a printer's “devil"? W 1 Hitler signed up with Moscow he|may distinguish trade. Pause be- PeberREr. i N D Hebae, ares | 4. In what war did Braddock’s door of German expansion to the east.|fore the launching of 1940 projects - . o - =0 T T T T G, [ defeat take place? sably e Fuehrer did not think so at the time.|should be used for completion of Oswald ‘xx‘]d son John. 5. What is the chief seaport of E ved that the material assistance ver is anfinished for 1839. ¥ Japan? om Russia would so strengthen must be remembered that sur- i ANSWERS ¢ ally he could realize the drang | prise maneuvers will have an effect| R. J. McKenna was acting 1“? 1. Twenty-six. nach osten dream in spite of the power of the upon commerce. The purser of the Estebeth in place of | 5" Lyronc"Dick » by Herman Mel- ets Al e s g of Thomas Finnigan, vho was s ille. But before the Polish invasion was over Hitler | events. at St. Ann’s ‘H""m“‘l Tecovering | 3 A printer’s apprentice. must have begun to realize that he had made a| National Issues: For the Demo-|{rom pneumonia, | 4. The French and Indian War. losing contract with Stalin. Russia moved into|cratic party schisms are indicated i oo 2 | 5. Yokohama. eastern Poland and sat down with the v evident | s third term possibilities are dis-| The N-:w Ye reception at the PREP thy itention of staying This gave her a flanking cyssed. I western states leaders Sllwr:ur; H::selzw:;nzlul(ok b'cm hr)]-.d‘ position against any possible future German ag-!will differ sharply as they fight Petween AURG d e resion through Rumania. It planted an even| for control of delegations to the sty Nt Biin wl o be de WD ATLY LESSONS € wall of Russians between Germany and the| national convention. Republicans SiSted in recelving by rom- | | i€ of the Ukraine, prc sed land of Nazi gre to find that their strength lies inent women. The famous Juncy‘l IN ENGLISI_l i e ymong tried leaders rather than|Orchestra was to play during the]| * comes the next step. The government press|young men TRcePMS. By W. L. Gordon l : scream about the need to International affairs: Peace moves 774' e the spike of land abutting' on the part of rulers of neutral| Mr. and Mrs. J. Coty and chil- which belongs to Rumania but pations are to be effective in future dren of Perseverance were at the words Often Misused: Do mnot i jevelopments in world alliances, Gastineau. They were to leave| say, “This is pienty good enough. o It was employed by even though they may not accom- | Shortly for the south. Omit plenty. | 1 oslovakia, Poland and plish their great objective. The rev- ZE B 2 ey MESH IR Often Mispronounced: Gill (a - against Finland. Bes- | olutionary spirit will spread among| Veather: highest 32, lowest 29, measure); pronounce jill. Gill (an r ia after the World War. | yppressed peoples. (el T | organ, as in fish); pronounce gill, It is to credit the Soviet Persons whose birthdate it is have g as in give. outsider does) is being perse-|the augury of a year of difficul- McNutt is too shrewd politi-| Often Misspelled: Barbarous; . ie, comrades, and bring poor,|ties. Changes are indicated. The to let mischief of that kind | bar twice. jused Bessarabia back to the broad bosom of | health of women may be precari-|dog his steps Synonyms: Harass, annoy, worry, Mother | ous. | That i$ one thing even his molest, torment, plague, tantalize. g Tt employs the Nazi method against| Children born on this day prob- | critics concede—that he keeps his Word Study: “Use a word three Pola 1 aspirations of the Naazis. Hulcriabh- will be ambitious and self-! political head working at all times and it is yours.” Let us in- I Ci ht a breach of copyrigl But it will do!sufficient. Pride rules many of times. Not all of his criti more- crease our vocabulary by master- a good to prot Comrade Stalin s his| these subjects of Capricorn wha |0 are idealistic left-wingers in ing one word each day. Toda | h ibtless intends to carry them out.|achieve great success. the Administration. He has others word: Rectitude; uprightness in move against Bessarabia is not| 1939) who just plain don't like him on principles and conduct. ‘“Never Nor does Moscow probably expect that rela- 2 2 v = general principles, again did he stray from the path . 2 powerful Rumania can be 4 But at this point near the be- of rectitude.” ilie | . ginning of heavy going in the APIICVIES: e B 7T e But the | be reckoned with. The Gridiron- : is this realized | ers put their own stamp on that lled at th e and handed Mr. Mor: $234,603, paying in full th due. It of coul the full by debtor. Com the Fir fighting des existence , the payment of nearly a quar a dramatic testimonial to Fin- th among nations. erican Government has mor Finns for the war debt out i ill afford. The Export-Impor the was, any ar ns ady with United States Navy waived rights to delivery of 44 Brewster fighting planes, similar in type to the 2ke quick delivery to Finland. Ten of 54 planes ordered were said the Navy will take a later, improved type. ainst the armies approval of the President|Juneau since more than $1,600,000, according to | { | 1 Heart | | | { Q. Is it correct to sign a letter with the initials only? A. When writing a note to an intimate friend, this is permissible, but the usual letter should always be signed with the full name. Q. When a wife is sending a judgment, ~ For Kallio | Rites Tomorrow Services Held This Afier For George Vogt e % —| - Christmas card to a friend who v{ noon Memonal S(hed has never met her husband, should e | Funeral services for George A.|she include his name? - UIed for Sunday Vogt, who passed away yesterday A. Yes. Sign it, Helen and morning at St. Ann's Hospital, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in the Chapel of the Charles ‘W. Carter Mortuary. Charles Harris. Q. Is the wording of an invita- tion to a theater party usually for- mal or informal? Funeral services were conducted at the Charles W. Carter Mortu- ary today for Vaino Kallio, a high~ |1y respected member of the Fin-| ‘mne eylogy will be delivered by| A. This invitation is usually e | Dish community, who pa&sedv aWway|the Rev. John L. Cauble. Inter- | very informal. -!in Pelican City last Sunday. ~ lpent will be in the Pioneers plot it MO TS e Mr. Kallio made his home in t of Ewrglevn Ceme!ery ifi ny his arrival from Fin-|_ | Empire classifieds bring results i, and received his citizenship nstruction Finance Corporation, has ‘and, a D l C d P le credit of $10,000,000 available to Finland Papers in this city. He was a fish-| at :)f rosslvor uzz purchase of foodstuffs and other civilian|crman, *‘“d_ f‘k‘ a steady and.in- here or in London. dusioys. worker, 81 belsneld ACROSS Solution of Yesterday’s Puzzle 1. Muste drama ond this, pr contributions are being| _Memorial S ;s | 1 Coarse hominy 8 Namo for of- s Tellefa T 15, quite Hkalpkoes s _\‘S\mda\ at the home of Alfred E.| g scent v nfl““"“‘“ lief. s y ? ne linen cdits will be extended to Finland with|Lundstrom, long time friend! of D 10 Boctait 1 o prohibition on their use for war materials, This ' the deceased, and members of the; 1. Jewlsh mo 1. Meadow mouse BOAN b v 5 Y Finnish Benevolent Order of Al-| 15. Outer garmen(; 13 aiwass : t important thing to do, lor mucn i i | 16. Dismiss trom 13. Understand C § pplies, the Finns require above 25k are invited to attend to pay e by 3 Bring I0to & ¥ Jefend Heamselrve | their last tribute of respect to one station: law 1 Ml;,owmm a which to defend themselves. | PCT Jast WOIE O Tepec [ i 3 Long ¢ stance doubtless can be sup-|° ks DS, burbot B Phahts of step : 1 advantageously from Italy,| The Finnish Benevolent Ofder| jg go may it be 30. Hindu queen st re : 3 Al s tates. Some|Of Alaska is organized for social| 19, Fracas 3L Turkish im- it eat Britain, and the u,muh...] an states. Bomell il pereons of Pin| 3 Adtatls paim Derial stana ¢ d oth weapons alrea e been s S 2 b . Desecraters e St s nish birth or extraction, and to| 24 Commemora- 32. Sagacious the Finns continue to E y; G tive metal 3. Matron ¢ nowever, credits in the United Btates inculcate in them a feeling of pa- disks 34, Anclfn& Greek y K it i g 3 oty t is] P ada L - A 1 coin ECK i eat value {6 them. We should not Tlotism L‘(:”H_?;Lu’:a fdfk'::e"‘f Rt & Actnuaes . (RIDIRIET] E . porm n x obligation di d yet el i), skobad s, e I vm;lana s [AN[TE I RA 36 Tavern ny ume the duties and responsibili: 3 any - —_— | % 33, Occupying & (GIE[E AM| succession - - e Flc 2 Have bR Sion ties of citizenship as soon as pos- -up‘eurlgr 2;::&? ‘ (& ee wher 10 a e made a = " o or o rivi i 2 { >- ndustry out of . My, my, how Sble after their amival in the| g g SGuigeor 1. Mediterranean 65 Cancelea 40, Dregs up: | 5 ‘l> 2 TS United States. me‘ Buddhlst -amn. ves- sgl‘ gfi.nm:_d A & eclu.wumz. > in 15 years g i ot . Old word for a : s All persons sympathetic 0 OF| g guer > o g, Come forth Gry or el 43, English river identified with subversive move-| 39. Collection of nto view ing out 5. Profited | : i facts 3. Cratide 4T, Ask: Scot ments such as Communism are de-| 4o gheets of glass 57 Earller DOWN 48. Shoj | nied membership in the Order,| 4L Burrowing 65 Animate: L Oriental obel- 50. Severity | . A animal colloq. sance: 51. Domestie bird |and a purging process is now in| g Seazon of the £9. Varlety 5. wrariant 52 Blundere Drogre: ] 6L Russian mas- ‘orshi] . progress ;0 “have such :membeity 4 ol ineg: Cculine name 8. Couple B4 Prevalent withdraw their membership in the poetic 62. Burning 4. Beseeching 55. Malign | | sobiaty 45. Fish 63. Silkworm & Edible tuber 8. [reland T b 46, Passage out 64 Olfactory organ 6. Moist . Urchin > ve Maybe He's Not . ED.R.'s Heir But ‘ McNutt Goes On l “s fllllfl////flllfill II [+ fl//lll//flflfl | swing in Indiana, filling the mdils |with McNuttiana, the various | states with organizers. Now he_is pening a headquarters in Wash- |ington. It has the double pur- | 2 national basis, as distinct from neon-lighted headquarters in Ine r 5/ | Nutt’s poiitical activities from the Security Administration, .. /a.... EIIII 7 diilld/ dlEE “HEEN/ JEEN/ ONE TO RECKON WITH On at least two occasions, Mc- Nutt's critics have pointed to cer- tain of his Security Administrator activities as having more value to him as a candidate than to_ the 1 JENEE/ JEEN/ JEEN) Professional Fraternal Societies Gastineau Channel Directory B. P. 0. ELKS meet every Wednesday at 8 p. m. Visiting brothers welcome. H. C. RED- MAN, Exalted Ruler; M H. SIDES, Secretary. Drs. Kaser and Freeburger DENTISTS Blomgren Building PHONE 56 e MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE L. 141 Second and fourth G lMom:lny of each month n Scottish Rite Temple Dr. A. W. Stewart \ beginning at 730 p m. S. W. HAWKES- DENTIST , WORTH, Worshipful Master; Hours 9 am to 6 pm. | JAMES W. LEIVERS, Secretary. SEWARD BUILDING Office Phone 469 Dr. Judson Whittier CHIROPRACTOR Drugless Physician Office hours: 10-12, 1-£, 7-3 rwoms 2-3-4, T-iangle Bldg. PHONE 667 } — GUY SMITH DRUGS PUROLA REMEDIES PRESCRIPTIONS CARE- FULLY COMPOUNDED Front Street Next Coliseum PHONE 97—Free Delivery Dr. Johr H. Geyer DENTIST Room 9—Vnlentine Bldg. PHONE 762 Hours: 9 am. to 6 pm. s——’ IIT ' t l DR. H. VANCE | °m°-}f,‘(’1:;,s”“ Consultation and examination free. Hours 10 to 12; 1 to 5; 7 to 9:30 by appointment. Gastineau Hotel Annex South Pranklin St. Phone 177 ’ ROBERT SIMPSON, opr. D, | || Juneau’s Own Store Graduate Los Angeles College L of Optonetry and Opthalmology ! Glasses Fitted Lenses Ground ““The Rexall Store” Your Relixble Pharmacists Butler-Mauro Drug Co. " PRESCRIPTIONS The Charles W. Carter | Mortuary Fourth and Franklin Sts. PHONE 136 —— Have Your Eyes Examined by Dr. Rae L. Carlson OPTOMETRIST Blomgren Bldg- 2nd Floor | Front Street———Phone 636 H. S. GRAVES “The Clothing Man” HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHING L o g - 4 THRIFT C0-OP Gastineau Motor Phone 787_Phone Service Groceries | cverau A0 Repamma — =, » Gas—Oil—Storage T L SR B U FINNISH STEAM BATH Your Ailment Calling You Scientific Treatments and Baths Open every day—10 a.m. till mid- night—Dr. E. Malin, Prop. HARRY RACE | 142 Willoughby Ave. Phone 673 DRUGGIST hd ShEoy “The Squibb Stores of Alaska” FINE Wmh and Jewelry Repairing very reasonable rates PAUL BLOEDXORN SABIN’S Front St—Triangle Bldg. 8. FRANKLIN STREET L. C. SMITH and CORONA TYPEWRITERS Sold and Serviced by J B. Burford & Co. ‘Our Doorstep Is Worn by Satisfied Customers” Juneau Melody House Mausic and Klectric Appliances (Next Irving’s Market) [ GASTINEAU CAFE| Front Street Phoue 65 LUNCHEON, SPECIALTIES - o . ® Archie B. Beils Krafft's PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Mnfs. & Bullding Co., Ine, Bookkeeping Tax Service CABINET WORK—GLASS Room 8, Valentine Building Phone 676 PEONE 62 e - 3 TELEPHONE-—5I COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CAPITAL—$50,000 SURPLUS—$100.000 2% PAID ON SAVINGS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES First Natmnal Bank JUNEAU— ALASKA