The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 16, 1940, Page 6

BY GOLLY- I'VE SEEN A LOT OF PHILADELPHIA- FIRE- IN AND REST- ME FEET ARE ON [T'S EASY ON TH' EYES- WALK ONE MORE 4 GARDENS NEAR T GIRARD B}JI TOUGH ON THE BLOCK-I'D HAVE BQIDGE AND PENN'sS CABIN - FEET- I'M ALL IN- AND TO TAKE THEN FOR A STROLL I'M GONNA STAY X Bls™ N _INDEPENDENCE WELL-ISN'T T’HIS NICE ? WE ARE IF | HAD TO INVITED TO THE ZOOLOGICAL SQUARE - AND THEN THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JAN. 16, 1940. By GEORGE McMANUS ' TONIGHT-TO A DANCE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA- | MARINE NEWS 30 ABOARD TS, | SteaMER MOVEMENTS | v e s s e e s e e e ¢ ° NORTHEOIND . " & & Alaska in | heduled . 1l fo ward at ® ! o 9 ¢ ock cm the o FOR JUNEAU : 4 . . 3 8 I ¢ Coast, arriv-| ® ° i i o ile ¢ 4 2 4 A4 at o ° . . to e . 2 0 ° . b o Tc ° : . o Seat y 23 ° £ o SOUTHBOUND SAi o A Mrs. A i o Princess Norah schec to ® and Mrs, E : PR > about midnight and ® A > . o SRk . E L ! i ¢ ) D . . Betty Lane, Fred Grai M o Florence, Neil Anderso : a4 Vaughn, 1 b . 0. W. H 3 3 o y Y Irs. Je g 3 ° \ B ais o SepBERIN GG e e E frs. J P T | TIDES ToOMORROW fangell omanaf | 3 tide 43 feet r ell and Kath- Pont- | erine na 1 Light also a rnoon program r by oo anley vire ciassineds pay 1 led the d PEDADS Bertha Vaughan of Wran-) Todav's News Today—Empire. h Dunninger, New York magman working with models, demon- »s how he proposes to make U. ips invisible. At top, the toy sl hip just b e he turned on Lhe > becomes invis except for a silver line that photographs black. “We can make elephants disappear on the stage with small apparatus,” says Dunninger. “Why not a battleship with a larger outfit?” He has offered the device to the povernment as a gift. T T T R IT'S TIME TO CHANGE YOUR THINNED - 0UT LUBRICANTS! CONNORS MOTOR COMPANY “BARR ARRIVES | cuni isibility ray.” Bottom, the boat | -d GARY BACH has Twenty-four Bach day to riends of Gar: were invited to his home to A good time of ments were plann little fel were yable evening of musi ie dinner 0 COLLEGE who been ith his sister, iding expects to return with the ning of the summer vacation, BIRDS OF PEACE FRIGHTENED AWAY Dr. Brunswick and camera door Burglar in the act Once again the camera catches a burglar in the act of raiding a service station in Chicago. Dr. E. Brunswick, owner of the sta- tion, which had been broken into t times, rigged up a camera and a photo electric cell to catch a picture of the man. The picture dis- closed a man whom the sheriff had previously questioned. Picked up again, he confessed and named several confederates. NEUFCHATEL, S 16. by tzerland, Alsatians that they became WITH BIG LOAD - Will Fly Bng che of Ma-| chinery to Polaris- | > vince, \‘” new homes near N\ufclmm‘ FAMILY Swi il ‘ ‘ | H | Taku Mine | e | SHOE STORE Val . | “Juneau’s Oldest Exclus- At gilob . 7. marr new 1 to] C INRTILCEL : §65% e BOnE Juneau from the ]1“(1 h (tlumhn‘ | Seward Lou Hudson afternocn Street Manager \Companies’ “ Big Year 1 C ey EXPERT | SHOE IIEPA!RING W YORK, Jan. 16.—The chem- y Years in the Business stry m]m(d a strong re- J. G. OBERG fourth quater | THE SHOE HOSPITAL mpared attain- | | Formerly Al—the Shoe Doctor - 1o handle. n the sprin: Arriving here with Barr were : *Kay. newly.| Chemical consumption about eyl Yhnd per cent greater th 1938 s, Ole John- | nly 5 per cent short of the ound - trip coonsumption in 1937 ey STEVFKS, CHIROPODIST, | D, S BROADCAST are at the Ba.|Pftice. 10 Valentine = JOINT FEATURE SERVICE M"m@w*‘.z * IIXTH BIRTHDAY TODAY celebrate with him his sixth I for the oceasioh. - LITTLE JOHNNY ROLLER YEAR OF AGE A family dinner party at the A. R. Edwards home last evening colebrated the first birt of Johr Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rell Or 2 few of the r ives present, begin- BY DOGS OF WAR Jan.! The storks of Alsace, so beloved the | insgnia of the whole French pro-! % have been frightened away | 3Yees by the guns of war and are making ! | LSS any another bird, including many | ducks and swamp birds, have, Alsace marshes and the| Alsatian Vosges for new homes in Switzerland Most of them have chosen homes around Lake Neufchatel—just a few | hundred miles south of their usual home. Alsatian storks, settling in ‘\Ir-uf- chatel chimneys, were greeted \th‘ joy by the Neufchatel farmers, for| it's considered a sign of good for-| tune to have stork family choose | your chimney for a nest | - v | LOTS OF GASCLINE | BURNED UP IN"39 NEW YORK, —Consump- i ot h:r motor wi I( fled the y 1 1 s in 1938 and | ining com- | s overproduction weakness in the price of l\lnwn Valeson for _ I 1 cn the Northland to' «__ s S BRRUI o e . attend Washington State College H | e e e ot conese. e | Millwood & Forestwood | and a few loads of KINDLING | FULL LOAD $5.50 ‘ CALL GREEN 113 | MADSEN BROS. 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