The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 23, 1940, Page 5

v --- AND, OF COURSE, POLLY, HIS FAMILY--- WELL, AN ELOPEMENT \S JUST OUT OF THE QUESTION/ HANGS UP 245 TALLY 10 GET | 600-PIN MARKi ber R. Gaiao finished up his eveninz’s bowling against California ry last night with an even €00 tally materially aided by his 245 score in the third zame | The Barbers and the Grocers di- | ed honors for the night with two < . while the Druggists won points from Rainier Beer. nt's games are Home Groc- ery vs. Takus and George Brothers vs. Cosmos. Scores last night were as follows California Grocery Uzrin 179 192 200— 571 169 182 178— 529 165 165 165—*495 513 539 543—1 18 18 18— Total 531 557 561—1649 Barber Shop Trio R. Galao 199 156 245— 600 Mangalao 194 174 171— 539 Quinto 163 163 163—*489 Tot 556 493 5791628 Rainier Beer 1mitz 188 160 170— 518 Seston 151 158 178— 487 Reynolds 141 141 1417423 Total 480 450 4801428 Drnggists 197 159 156— 512 136 220 164— & 147 170— 464 Tots 400—1496 13-""3p Total 493 539 503—1535 —Average; did not bowl s B Assembled in the Staten Island, DOUGLAS THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JA I SEE. HIS FATHER 1S THE KIND THAT WOULD PURSUE You 23, 1940 By CLIFF STERRETT HIS FATHER IS THE KIND THAT WOULD MOVE, SO WE COULDN'T FIND HIM WHEN WE GOT BACK ! Foatur Cope 1919, K their turn./ Ann’s Hospital Greiner, Bennie Havdahl; Fourth | pare for a minor operation which |Grade, Donald Bonner; Fifth de, | he underwent this morning. He Peggy Cochrane; Seventh CITY COUNCIL IS GOING expected to be out shortly. Robert Savikko, Melvin Shudshift; AFTER FREIGHT LANDINGS > oo Eighth Grade, Sclveig Havdahl, Al- ust one or two of the issues con-; MRS. LINDSTROM INJURED |freda Flesk Betty Bonnet. sidered re on by the Doug-| While playing softball at the Na-| gomester Honor Roll — Second las City O at the regular fatorium, Mrs, Carl Lindstrom in- siage Carol Cochrane, Jimmy Sey; meeting held last evening. First|jured her knee quite badly and Will | poyrth Grade, Donald Bonner; Fiftl one of importance was runcernf‘d undcubtedly be lame for some time. | Peggy Cochrane; Seventh | with the freight and dockage sit- S G Robert Savikko, vation of the tocwn. Due to limited amount of freight which can be billed to consignees on the Island,| their shipments during the past ccuple of months have been billed | to them at Juneau. Wwith adequate wharfage facili- ties here for merchants’ conven- ience and the need of the town for revenue therefrom, effort is to be nade to remedy the situation now existing. The entire Council was made a committee to work on the matter by Mayor Kilburn. SCHOOL ROLL Semester perfect attendance in the Douglas High School follows: Frank Cashen, Harry Cashen, James Devon, Robert Fleek, Borg- hild Havdahl, Dorothy Langseth, Grace Pusich, Elmer Savikko, Ken- neth Shudshift, Lorein Vienola. Mr. Oberg’s Seventh and Eighth Grades—Billy Devon, Patricia Fleek, Rudy Krsul, Mickey Pusich, Wil- | fred Rice, Robert Savikko, Melvin | | | Shudshift, Betty Bonett, Alfreda | Havdahl Bonnett, Icy condition of the strets caused Fleek, Sclveig Havdahl plans to be made for scraping and| Mr. Savikko's Pifth, Sixth, and sanding them as future conditions Fourth Grades: Donald Bonner, MINER require with changes in the weath-|Floyd Osborne, Curtis Bach, Bur- 30. Three er. Insurance on the new city truck ford Campbell, Lucille Goetz. $10,000 to $20,000 liability pro- Miss Fraser's First, Second and n was ordered and payment of Third Grades—Pauline Bonner and machie: $200 on the account of Jim Cole|Jeanine Greiner. SUEveyE, Inirame Lt Aol layels mith's, wife and versus the city for wharf repairs Grade School Also experienced - on government | i follow at a later was ordered. Six Weeks' Honor Roll — First|Surveying crews as rodmen and| pe wenl known e | Grade, Pauline Bonner; Second chainman. Call for ES 36. merly wit KILBURN TO HOSPITAL |Grade, Jim Sey, Carol Cochrane, 6 v fipcS ompend 1y in Anchorage, is a guest at the Mayor L. W. Kilburn entered St. Leslie Gould; Third Grade—Jeanine| Try an Empire ad. T'aranof Ho‘el TRADE PACT BATTLE WILL DISAGREEMENT OVER TRADE AGCREEMENTS?_ i a battle in congress materializes over continuation of the ) _reciprocal trade program which expires June 12, the program will have a champion in Secretary of State Cordell Hull, seen in four poses._ hudshift; mining engine experience ss miner, run any mine y. Can do assa; HELP AN | | ALASKAN | i Telephcne 713 or write Employment Service v s of ing, four ng and mine FIND ' HUL Melvin | planes flew to Fairb $18,000,000 in War Equipment Ready to Sail |McNuffIs lWa"l Prize Y., free trade zone, more than $18,000,000 worth of war equipment awaits shipment to Europe. At top are some of the hundreds of trucks standing on the piers, pending arrivul_of French and British freighters. Lower left are some of the $3,000 trench-diggers which will make life casier for Allied soldiers. Lower right, with warplanesalready loaded on a British tanker, tractors await an ! j carly fiext month for the pleasure Grade, of all lovers of music. For Inferior Two Pacific Alaska Eighth Grade, Solveig | neau today with only Alfreda Fleek and Betty | ¢rs aboard, but with a mail. Passengers were Burriss Smith of Ar ed on thz steamer Al | cver the position of chief mechanic of the concert. or the aeromotive shops of Alaska | Air Transport and Marine Airways. B two daughetrs JUNEAU SKIERS date. ! mechanic, for- L READY Airways from Ju- two pa Mrs Green and Mrs, Murray Stuart ANCHORAGE MAN JOINS AIRWAYS Star Airways and Wood- " Afacked ToBeGiven Ey lewis At Big Ball CIO Chieftain, at Conven- | Anti-Tuberculosis Drive fo tion, Calls Candidate Be Culminated at "Adventurer” Weekend Dance | COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan, 23.—John A prize wa highiight L. Lewis declared today that Paul of the President wday Ball iV, McNutt hopes with the help of a [next faturday night in the Gold | “motley crew of two percent bagmen Reom of the Barano 1, it was Pia: to buy enough votes to make him | announced ted Darnell, i | Precident of the United States.” chairman of the Proiram and Ar- . | The CIO chieftain, at the open-|rangements Commitiee % |ing of the convention of the United | Darnell said the prize waltz will Mine Workers of America, described be staged just before the intermis- sion and that the f iMrNull as a “political adventurer.” couple will The mention of McNutt's name receive, respectively, a $5 hat from was brouzht up as Lewis recalled | B. M. Behrends and a $5 box of what he termed oppressive legisla- candy from Butler-Mauro Drug Co. tion against labor and displacement S2ccnd pr will receive a mer- mine workers by strikebreakers chandise order from 5. Graves by the King and his troops in Eng- | and ancther box of c land | The dance, certainiy one of the Lewis's reference of “two percent bizeest social event the season bagmen" presumably referred to pol- will begin at 10 o'clock in the N~ Wes itical campaign assessments while ing and break up at one with McNutt was Governor of Indiana. Barrett's Rcyal Alaskans doing the Lewis said: “If Congressman, Sen- m 1 honors ator or Governor attempts to take Judges for the prize waltz will be away your natural prerogatives, call J. J. Cennors, John Reck and Mis, him to political account. Liberty Ernest Parsor can be preserved only by constant Birthday Ball Chairman Bob vigilance,* Schoettler said today that the funds - ey drive is “gcing fine and announ | es that all pasteboard “banks” are L * 3 A H ributed to merchants now. atin = American Fe s S berculosis banks may mean the difference between health and | physical sorrow to someone in this community,” Schoettler said. .- JAMES V. DAVIS, WM. PAUL, JR., FILE FOR HOUSE : v Territorial Repiesentative James | Following favorable comments of y payis of Juneau today filed with last winter's “Deep Purple” theme, yho Gerk of the District Court his this year's concert will again de- ! Concert Planned - By School Groups the direction of C. Robert, instrumental groups of the| Unde | White, Junean! Public Schools will present intevesting and colorful musical Fos declaration of candidacy for re- pict a modern mode of music. The gjection on the Democratic ticket. program will be made up of Latin-| wyjjjjam L. Paul, Jr, filed for American selections and Cuban in- Representative as a Republican, struments will be used by the young _ 3 musicians, Highlighting the evening musical will be the opening and closing number played by the school band. | “Siboney” by Ernest Lecuona, has | been chosen as the selection and will be presented in two different ar- rangements for the occasion. The string gouchos will be fea- tured in two popular numbers dur- ing the evening and, a specialty ‘number is being worked out for the program. Several pieces will be seng- 00 B. B. concert., | Fluorescent lighting effects, pre- ge, ar- sented for the first time in Alaska, to take Will alsc be an interesting feature ARE INVITED TO FUR RENDEZVOUS Individuals Able fo Make | Trip Urged fo Con- fact J. Werner The 1940 Anchorage Fur Rendez- vous has allccated $100 for the ex- nenses of competing Juneau skiers at the Rendezvous ski tournament February 17-19, according to word received from Al Corey, chairman |of the “si committee. Anchorage is one of the best sport towns in Alacka and never does things half- | way. ‘Their ski tourament last year Was an outstanding success with a great number of entries in slalom, downhill, cross-country and | jumping; from all over Alaska | Any Juneau skiers who have com- petitive: ability and who can make he trip to Anchorage should con- t Joe Werner of the Juneau Ski Club immediately. The major part of the expenses of Juneau compe- |tors in the Anchorage tournament ,will be arranged for by the Juneau Ski Club, . What is needed are in- d uals: who can spare the two wee necessary to make the trip. .- Empire- classifieds bring resuits. J FOR THE EMPIRE —Among the soldiers in Eng- land, waiting a move to front, is Lieutenant Buchan (above), sol of Lord Tweedsmuir, governor- general of Canada. ‘_ (OMMON COURTESY ———(n the Skating Pond ey v i A By JOAN DURHAM v Writer) and your those laces goo Pull ) ur instep of skate | A sa Diane Cummings, author cf “Figure Skating As a Hobby,” as she demcnstrates what she means. Don't wear heavy socks or stockings ad- underneath them, either, she vises. | When you get out on crowded ponds, don't race in any old direc- th travel with the traffic. If Northland Will Receive ward the ouside (thars cnstomise $400,000 of Forest |in mest ice skating parks). If you u: jcenter. If you're a beginner, keep nghway Funds L n-between unless your rink reserves p o1l |2 section for beginners. (Washingten Co:respendent) |vou if you're just beginning, but if WASHINGTON, Jan. lz—vsper--"hey offer to help you, that’s an- al Correspondence)—Alaska will re- | Other question iwant to figure skate, get in the By LISETTE RIGGS Don't ask expert skaters to join ceive $400,000 of forest highway| Don't neglect to fck up things funds, and $98,139 for truck trails YOU may drop—scarves, combs o and other trafls in the National Bloves. Other skaters may get a fcrests, the Department of Agri- <Pill if they skate intc them. culture announced teday. | e I Ao Eat Out Today! The $400,000 is apportioned to " Alaska by law from the $8,666,667 Mayo, Gwes forest highway fund, on a basis of the value of the national forest Okeh for lands. On this basis, only six states gy . receive more than Alaska; Cali- F"e Flgh, fornia and Washington receive over a million dollars each. These funds e 2 % will be spent on Federal aid, State o, o' o-t.’,‘('xs,k"g;:‘::edflfsl&,o;m? or Territorial and county highways sum Eistad's residence just Oumge Wwhich are part of the approved ine ciry limits on the Glacier high- {highway systems of the States Or|yay and temporarily p,esmmf a Territories. The projects are sel- le)' Council problem. ected by the Regional Forester of |~ nauor Harry I. Lucas was called the United States Forest Service, m,ed.,m,y"gn discovery of the the District Engineer of the Public p1ase outside the cit, nz fighting Roads Administratiors andl local | g arrtia ol S e R Ry o |department’s domain, and with the , ¢ | go-ahead signal from him, the fire The $98,138 of trail funds are the' w."oue down in short order. Territory’s share of the $4333333| \en and women in the neigh- forest road development fund, and|porhood of the house carried w:,e, Is used for truck and other trails.|fom a hand pump to the spark It will be allotted to the individual g roof antil firemen took over. |national forests under the direction | i) : jof the forester to aid in adminis: tration, development and use of the | forests’ timber preduction, grazing, control of forest fires, recreation, and watershed protection. The truck trails, and other trails, says the Department of Agriculture, are of great importance in protection apd | management of forest resources. | | oo 'n: Discovers New | Cleaner for . . | Windshield ‘ TRY THE ROYAL CAFE GALLUP, N. M., Jan. 23.—Beset| | by a howling storm on a New Mex- | |ico highway, Charley Huff, news| |editor of the Gallup Daily Inde- | pendent, thinks he may have dis- | covered a new windshield defroster. | Slipping and sliding around the | road behind the fogeed glass, he ran his fingers through his hair| and wiped off the windshield. It| remained clear. Huff thinks the natural oil in his | hair may have done the trick. liAszjm PATERSON, N. J, Jan. 23.—Gus- tave Duering, eighty-six, and his wife Minnie, eighty-two, grieved over the thought of separation through death, turned open the jets of their ketchen gas range and died together. YOUR SAVINGS —m— | ABE NSURED, ARE INSTANTLY ' | AVAILABLE AND EARN GREAT. GREEN TOP | ER RETURNS WITH THE CABS—PHONE | ALASKA FEDERAL Savings and Loan Assa, 678 of Juneau BUY GREEN TOP RIDE COUPON BOOKS: 9825 In rides for $5.08 £3.06 in rides for $2.50 TELEPHUNE 3