The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 24, 1940, Page 8

e e A RS DON'T MISS THE “MISS JUNEAU" STYLE CONTEST they shall have it E pRE FERS Hitler opened his address by de- 4 - scribing the chaotic conditions in | . 4 : . : Italy was faced by the same w problems but Italy was also victor- ious,” said Hitler i : . P : Of the Nazi rise to power, Hitler | meme=? / : STABTS ‘%‘ ~ " - ' i" said: “There was success. then re- action until finally, after 13 years, & IIAY, Promise Force If Allies & %ivea AR gews, Democrate, Want 1 = Troubles of |Skeacs ms wo ook cver sowes? | H H audience chtered the a - Reich Reviewed B e BGIAL4UE. Biuto. pOARECYR atic conception, there are only two kinds of people, the have's and have- not's and they will be destroyed g MUNICH, rev. «2—Fuehrer Adolf in a Hofbrau Haus speech n observing the Anniversary am. HULL SCORES TaRrrcoop | BIGVICTORY, T g TRADE PACTS varor rim weAb 19 | House Votes fo Extend Re- LETTUCE, each . RATZ CRACKERS 33 (ipr0(a| Agfeemems 1 yound bex, sesh 9o for Three Years ZEBBS SPLIT PEA S0UP PREPARATION WASHINGTON, Feb, 24 — Four 100z. pkgs. for zsc The House g the Adminis- z traticn the first great victery WCE'S ¢f the present sessicn when it RAY for prsseq lat night, by a vote Pint cans 3 43c of 216 to 168, exten:ion of re- ciprenal tra agrcements for a FRESH | pevied of three years. The measure has becn sent STANDARD z‘m. for 53 TR epeandy : o the Senate. EGGS C The vote i- a personal tri- . umph for Secrctary of State B 5 SR i b AT e i MEN'S HEAVY 3 for 95 o s Sect=hey o ‘ s " Jordel al e as ex- WORK SOCKS 8 C pressed gratification to the TOPIC FOR WINTER —Parts of U.S.A. may be digging MONKEY TACE @ pr. for nouse leaders and members. out from under late-winter snowdrifts, but see what's happening g 3 49c i at_Sydney, New South Wales, in the world “down-under.” The . £irl's Verla Dudley, at popular Bondi beach./ s TOREPAIRTONGASS 3 w272 ATPRINE RUPERT Driffing U. §. FARMERS g e gg e it Minels WONTPROFT, SEE THE LATEST STYLES! RAISINS. L""u", N !m43c YU ERRR St W tako PO Nearuls- EUROPE SWAR Ihe Fairhanks Ice Carni val i make repairs so the ship may pro- ceed north, was not stated in the WHEAT FLAKES & 8 At CARNATION zsc ra IORNUTI rece v ere. sy ikl MO ‘ - Hazard Is Réporfed Off Great Briti;in and France The Following Dress Shops Will Offer Dresses for the Various Contestants Listed Below: e e e | SLICK STUFF Shores of North Amer- Wil Buy Only Planes LEOTA'S CHANNEL APPAREL DEVLIN'S — : : . e MISSES VIVIAN POWERS, SYBIL MISS GLORIA MISS MAXINE THRIFT | ica by ltalian Ship and Munitions GODFREY, NAOMI FORREST WHITE JACOBS CLEVELAND, Feb. 24—Ivan Ras- EETEG o e C O =0 P [ o oo s o s e ' 1o At simin A HALVORSEN'S JONES-STEVENS ~ B.M. BEHRENDS CO. prevent opponents from yanking yynited States Navy says g a he ultural Adjustment Ad- at his beard. He oils it. drifting mine has been »d abe i 3 vans claims that We Deliver PHONE 767 can far profit MISS LUELLA TUCKER MISS BETTY MISS EDTHYE YOUNG SR, DA 1250 miles east of the F )2 8 s will not Totsve News Toaay—Emplre. The mine app: . m the European War. MISS VIRGINIA LUND KEMMER MISS BETTY WILMS by sechas ttom itk ; possibly Evans told the National Farm In- in the North Sea, Tt is the closest Stitute here that Great Britain and Amejloa. ginoe thy'stérs, of e Eu- FRON BT ST, K See the Show-Help the Contestants-See the Latest Styles . . . Then “Buy At Home" purchases to munitions and arma- America sinc ethe start of the Eu- L ropean war. fpems R e e SIS The Ttallan steamer Bronte re- Evans pointed out that tobacco, - - S RS perted sighting the mine to the grain, fruit. and nut exports already 's hydrographic office which have slumped. ih H keeps track of hazards to American 1% peakers, John DEae, ] " Is !r y ' \ \ \ \ \ \ \ ) \ \ \ \ \ \ \ l} } \ \ l} 3 \ \ l} \ \ \ ll } \ 3 \ {$ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ § \ \ \ \ \ y \ \ \ { \ ' \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ ) § \ y ) ) \ \ \ l} y ) ) N \ \ \ \ \ \ \ ] \ \ } \ \ \ ll \ 3 \ ) ) il \ \ l} \ \ l} l} N l} \ 3 3 \ l N } l} \ \ \ ! \ 3 i shipping. former Chief Economi R - eral Farm Board, and G. B. Thorne, / Director of Research for Wilson and T \ A L] D Ccmpany, took the same view of [N 3 4 \ a. | or(e Ies ()llble the war's effect on American agri- / 2 culture as did Evans. \ 3 fi) sw. . ? Byans. \ £ ] & / | ) { g gt Alexanders VWil | gl OverPrague EAST LANSING, Mich, Feb, 24 ALL You can't blame Michigan State| Be Dinner Hos"s oy, | LONDON, Feb. 24 — The Air coaches if they get the idea they're i i GENUINE s If they get the idea they're f ] m 4 Ministry announces that British seeing double these days. i Your SAMSON There are three sets of identical Judge and Mrs. G. F. Alexander | | piniies tiaw o Fraghe floa uighi. Choi £ New, oftractive detigns in §l TABLES | twins reporting for Spartan teams.|Wwill entertain with dinner and an : ) / TS is fhe; thind, Unie oSk Bt o1ge 9 2&‘%‘"‘?.‘;'3.‘?‘;;‘?}?'&5{.‘33 Newest anc Coach Charley Bachman had |evening of bridge tonight at their . 5 1Bnie /foriwe shave, Dehepeaed - 20 m: d = t ke J Vi ! B Y. Mony White; Simuloted Walnut Smartest Wyman and Wilford Davis on his home on First and Dixon Streets. . S o y deepis. rer Venany dEorS: . Woodgraln; Binck Jemesns 1938 football squad last fall. Mrle and| Guests will include Mr. and Mrs. 3 e g L Stunning Styles hyde with Silver trim. Designs Berle Jennings keep wrestling|J. F. Mullen, Mr. and Mrs, W. 8. i g LUMBER MAN HERE ¥ Coach Fendley Collins confused as|Pullen, Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. ke Roy Ferguson of the Indepen- he watches them go through frest- | Winn, Mr. and Mrs. Weilman Hol- ! B i BERUIN STREET CAR {dent Lumber Company at Fair- 4% 20Ud. SAMSON man practice maneuvers, Morris | brook, Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Coun- | pNGlAND HAS LAUNCHED \VE BEEN GIVE! I i and Manus Coady- will test Coach|Cil, Mrs. R. J. Sommers and Mr.| IST ITALY, DEMOCRATIC MOTORMEN HA\ N | babks is due by PAA plane this and Manus v will tes ADONT TALK TO STRANGE SC::?,,‘,‘.T,,L', BELLIGERENT ENGLAND TWO EXTRA WEEKS VACATION afternoon enroute south on busi-* 4 John Kobs' powers of observation H. L. Faulkner. WOMEN" CAMPAIGN TO OVER FROM NERVOUS e as baseball outfielders this spring.| R T | HALT THE LEAK OF AND FRANCE AND ISOLATIONIST uNrrEg ?sgv%ns ow:-ro'(‘mvme ness. All three sets of twins are con- R J S VALUABLE MILITARY TINBEAREAL SN (14 BRI Bbs DURING BLACKOUTS / 23 & R.J.Sommerson | | irornami ' sidered top-notch athletes. ’ S AI k shire the East Coast of Scot-| Alfred Lom is a passenger H IT'S A GIRL feamer Alaska i GEARCH /2 " ™ =% ™ ™ wlih R by Comndian Disona | e - will go to Nome by PAA plane from B. M. Behrends Bank R. J. Sommers, construction man, | b | ere. is a passenger returning here on| here. ; 3 §las First National Bank. NAPLES, Feb. 24. — Princess of | the steamer Alaska. ROYM. AR(HER i Piedmont, Belgian consort of Italy's Sommers went south some time - | | Crown Prince Umberto, gave birth|ago to attend a building conference SUNK BY MlNE\ | — | to the third child today, a girl. The |in Chicago, and while in the Windy little miss will be named Maria City was stricken with an attack of IS UNDERw AY - Gabriella | is. 2 Without Extra : (IR LONDON, Feb, 24—The British i Cost Toaa, Nws Toda:—;npue. G steamship Royal Archer, struck a Antique Ivory S o Os! L ks 18| sl mine today and foundered off the ‘wo of these combination ‘Rrifich v, H ttish Coast. | New Florentine to- ash trays and glass holders Brmsn v'arShlpS' Ro y al 5 . de r 0 R r l “ “ l s n n E L ! E F bles in Ivory. Tops (regular $1.00 vnluel in- | All" For(e Now Swgep wN:t:::eTxfrm;:a:t L::sc:;: ew:: i s ithous m.;‘fl:};::dn p fil;:l::.: :‘I::‘; ;p:d?l";al:!fl“ Mrs s'e lin “as “oved | . saved. One report said two life- B rinn- l Ben‘vfll 's . l Leather designs. Your Choicenew, i T g | Ing European Seas boats were picked up with surviv- Y en: sociely il Spanish leather effects in dark green of r A E A i A 1 ors by a nearby destroyer. maroon; New Blonde Woodgrain tops; rom pl . 1o p . £2. | LONDON. Feb. 24—British war-| OH*]\;;;R*.—-——ETURNINC Elks, “all # NG exquisite inlaid walnut designs; Wood ships and Royal Air Force planes grain chess and checker tops. at fhe arvmsweeping )t.hp seas :\rf)un?i the| >Earl Ohmer, Chairman of the 4 Alaska Game Come in and See Famous Samson Features | British Isles in search of a fleet of Gommission .- andl These Beautiful Tables simsonhyde tops sre washable, color-fast, bev. GBA “n AP ABT“E“TS German submarines believed to have | prominent Petersourg fur farmer erage proof. Wet glasses leave no rings: hot tea |started a campaign of unrestricted and cannery man, is due in from February 24 of Marvelous Strength S&E 3 ot Spot tops. Tables will suppors 200-1b weight. | warfare in British waters, | Fairbanks by Electra this after- : in order to be of Better Service to |“w G o ne fter attending Game Com- Mal'l and phone orders Orde be o ‘he':‘:dotgenm‘;: lfiyp:fit:‘ablflyr:xk !1:101::0: mreetmls in Anchorage at hel‘ Cuslomers. by Air Force planes. | the Fur Rendezvous. . It i ed that five U- ———————— 2 b s l c o h -'-HE "'IOM AS H ARDW ARE (0 : f }we,:iu':,‘;“t‘ig;’;“li:;na"im‘:;:: epoWELL WETURNING Music by Stanley Cox Orchesira : | reports pu e 1 at & B. 5 [cDowell, proprie || Dressmaking ard Allerations. [ "5 %t S re 0 bui s S || A ppropriate Decorations Ve intensified af the itish . th North Coast following b PRONE 585 ; A TELEP HONE 553 :t:samer Cxx‘!spe St. :x:;:ews :ugr;:::x; :; esiiw::l:kl:s‘ :l‘;siness tripow the l that it was attacked off Aberdeen-lsmte&