The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 27, 1940, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, FEB. 27, 1940. - By BILLY DeBECK ©Gonw s BY JEEPERS '\ AN WHET T SAD NE WUz 1 YouTt Find Food Finer and Sexyice More Compiete at THE BARANOF | FORD AGENCY (Authorized Dealers) ’ * £UT-BUTTON'” CONKN - SARN -- WE LjE WP HERE N THE BTTIC-- | 1D ASK MOW N, MR.SNWTH, AROW, DON'T GKT - | DISCOMBOOBERNTED, \EP-THAT'S ME DOES THET THAR i [ BUT MY HUSSAND DOESN'T €ER MORE PAPPY TV WAL WITH STRANGERS - LODN =2 A WANNG NRKE FE-DULLER B\LL GOE(:&‘ GRAN PACPY -- COFFEE SHOP GAS OB ( OH-T WONDER O e ST e ON TH' ELOOR AN GREAT- GRAN PARRY-- Poot of Mat Street THE BRUTE WiLL AT CRTTER K & b B AN’ GRERT - GRENT- Ju Mot BERT WME TOOAY ) b an ¢ GRAN PAPPY -- l neau r.o:ors SRR IS . Garbage Hauled | | 2 Reasonable Monthly Rates | & PAR A E. 0. DAVIS ‘ ‘ TELEPHONE 212 Phone 4753 ‘ SANITARY 1 || PIGGLY WIGGLY ! 24— PHONES——186 | Jones-Stevens Shop | * N LADIES'—MISSES’ | —% READY-TO-WEAR ‘eward Street Near Third Kl'afft’s g /| MANUFACTURING CO. '1 CABINET WORK—GLASS \ ZORIE. |——TT o SYSTEM CLEANING E PHONE 15 {| Sanitary Meat Co. Alaska Laundry } FOR, QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY FREE DELIVERY Call Phones: 13 and 49 || GEORGE BROS. Widest Selection of LIQUOR PHONE 92 or 95 FOR RENT BACHELOR APARTMENTS | CHANNEL VIEW APARTMENTS.i formerly ~the ' Home Boarding | House. Steam-heated rooms for| housekeeping, Lights, linen, cook- ing utensils furnished, $10 month up. Bath. Dry room. Freshly painted. Phone 293. | “American Hitler” Jailed e e ) { WANT AD { INFORMATION Alaska Music Supply| | | . Arthur M. Uggen, Manager | Pianos—Musieal Instruments | | | and Supplies 8| 122 W. Second | In case of error or if an ad been stopped before ex- Phone 206 ation, advertiser please noti- office (Phone 374) at and same will be given tention. JAILY ALASKA EMPIRE fy this ey ety [ a TH Utah Nut and Lump COAL Alaska Doek & Storage Co. v e YL P ) o FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, hot and cold water, steam heated. Light housekeeping. Phone 702. Corner 3rd and Gold. | Let Us Repair Yovr Locks Count five average words to the line OR MAKE NEW KEYS JORGENSON MOTORS Arto Repair Work—Gas | FOR RED g | ly rate per line for consecutive | FOR RENT—Modern 3-room apt.' I rhibns: Oil heat. Phone Black 490. | TELEPHONE 412 I 2 s 1O o A AR ST £ = Ferryway and Willoughbv Ave. e OOM bachelor apt.—steam heat, | Minimum charge ..... 50¢ Frigidaire, elec. range. Suited for HOME GBOCEBY two men. 141 So. Franklin St. | listed in telephone ments. Phone 209. persons HERMLE & THIBODEAU Rock—Coal Hauling Copy must be in the office by 2 S e ey 11 ~ [Lri/u in the afiéemoon to insure yAGCANCY, Bishop Apts. Phone 33&[ Phone 148 | nsertion on same day. >, -— - —~ 1 ! el e Home uor Store—Tel. 699 MARINE PHONE 3 We accept ads over telephone VACANCIES at the Cliff Apart Am'flefifl Meat— Phone 18 ‘ BUILDING pre4 | Bodding Transfer [ | i » S ——— — — ¥ Lonie 374—Ask for Ad-taker. |6-RM. HOUSE. Phone Blue 200. e Btove=Fuel Oif Delivery i FOR SALE | FOR RENT—3-room furnished apt. — | Phone Douglas 28. | | | TWO HOUSES on 10th street ior X g | [ The Juneau Laundry Thomas Hardware Ce. a hone Blue 340. |FOR RENT—One single apt.; also| | PAINTS — OILS N SATEL 6’9 Thnson BHob| M et e e FRANKLIN STREET between | | | Builders’ and_ Shelf i re . s : Front and Second Streets | HARDWARE ) Phone Green 1474 o -2 g a 2 Lo gbrs say fud | it i | | Mrs. Franklin . Roosevelt is shown (right) with Mrs. William Hinckley, i FUR. ROOM. Heated. Very reason-| gieg'of the former chairman of the American Youth Congress, at a ses- PHONE 359 | | e able. 208 Main, upstairs. | sion of the congress in Washington. In the brasinch M;1 Teml“ll{st Lndly‘. . —_—mm - - SR BE™T delegates mauled Theodore Roosevelt’s grandson, Archibal oosevell, | wiam Dudl “ ; itler.” i VACANCY, Decker Apts. Phone A S 8 3 m Dudley Pelley, self-styled “American Hitler,” is fingerprinted rU . Green 465 . i | for offering an anti-Soviet resolution. l(l:l Washington police headquarters. After being questioned by the Dies NEAU'YOUNG = Lt E A R L P T S T~ i e E i 2 ommittee, the Silver Shirt leader was jailed on request of North al cut FOR RENT—3 rooms and path |iesulted.” Carolina authorities for violation of parole on a blue sky law conviction. When in Neeg of Hardware Compans wood ner, 144. steam heated, electric range,| The Alaska Salmon Industry, In- Banke!‘ Who Turned Py 7 T ol DIESEL OIL—STOVE OIL PAINTS—OIL—GLASS SRR nbely DIl over. DeontSed G, tids' fo ut eskine v i tractor’s alleged sale of beer aboard fes s Shelf and Heavy Hardware Several sizgle beds gpufeq; 6-room house and bath, |concerns accounting for more than D ( bi l 0". COMRA('I'ORS A‘I’ the Clty of Victorla. | L, CHOICE Gl and bttt P_»* " 9;’" set; tWO i heat, Frigidaire, nicely fur-|90 percent of the Alaska canned own daoiie "e, GENERAL HAULING csse hone 293. . W ind- | sg = g 1UST SELL equity in income earn- NS L B ;‘(J“:O”‘fe;mfgfi’;]‘e T [es in Lailorn Ia’ 5 | OALL UB | GENERAL MOTORS, DELCO tng apartments on Dn;::.d'rhree ONE 3-room apt. and one 4-room | oo “o0e0t 0 O ting agree. | y‘llouon (H ARGE NOR"‘H 'I'o NOME and MAYTAG PRODUCTS .4 apartments, wo urn ed, one v ¥ ? Sithi Fienlsoe. Fivesmitnttas v . . SOEREER s ments with unions representing, (Continued irom Page One) J“eafl Tl’all!hl‘ W. P. JOHNSON Lusiness district. Best view prop- | FOR RENT—Two- and three-room’f‘bh“me" A “SOVDRPINER. | = 4] Alfred Lomen, pioneer Seward Phone 48—Night Phone 481 “The Frigidaire Map” v buy in town. See Bob Hen- furn. apartments. Fosbee Apts. | = Aims Discussed | Returning to e Panora bank | 4 . r l Peninsula business man, and for- L4 t Empire office. e bl | Discussing the aims of the New|pe yemained as cashier and mana- "'Qfl.fl]ahfln Alleqes "' mer “reindeer king” of the Arctic - “OR RF‘ZNT — One gas pump, iv | organization, Van Hoevenberg Sta'j"yer until 1893, when he went to l IS ' 'B with his brothers, arrived on the LOST AND FOUND ppecation. Cail Bemimer at A6 el :‘heffiif:::; rs;usgm"df bc:r:fi:'wlhehDef. Moines National Bank as e0al dale 01 BeeI 0N ' jiska today enroute to Nome to “SMILING SERVICE' " i v T ol AnakEatty B L - | cashier, later becoming president. H confer with of. S 0 e LOST—Small white and brown dog. | "ACANCY—Nugget Apartments. | gertaken. “We hope to have the| 1o entered banking in Chicago. in ; Eloahng Hotel e mfi’v:fe'f;s sl o Bert's Cash G | I\ i please notify Frank E.| rOR RENT—Lartly furnistied flai | cooperation of the responsible Ia-| 197 as cushier of the Continentai ik Heer. to the. Makimbe 4‘ eri s Lash urocery ||/ FOR VERY PROMPT Inquire Snap Shoppe. | bon- seagers in eliminating causes| National Bank. Five yearc later| A l4-count information charging Lomen, a guest at the Baranof PHONE 105 | '+ TOST_Black purse, Sunday night,| COZY, warm, Ser ol | oRi Do said, “Whete siml- fore his 4ist birthday, he was|'he comfractors on the Sitka Navy Hotel, will fly noth with PAA Site Delivety Juneau LIQUOR DELIVERY between Capitol Theater and Al- | Sk | ek it |lar organizations havesbeen se UD| elected president. base project with selling intoxicat- tomorrow morning and thence to i ka; Muslc SpaHE et i water, es, cooking utensil: | in other industries, they have oper- Merger Made ng liguor without a license was| Nome. He expects to remain there turn to Alaska Music Supply.| e h“h‘___nimiw ;ated e advantage of all con-|he was made vice president andfiled in District Court here late yes- g month on reindeer business before H * Reward FOR LEASE {Ce’""d ol : _|on January 1, 1906, two weeks be-|terday afternoon by Assistant U.ireturning south for a few weeks Behable Transfer IF IT'S PAINT WE HAVE IT! L HTES | ESTABLISHED rooming and board- | EEIOE -0 comiR 'to the Pacific| During his presidency the bank|3. Attorney George W. Folta. | before making Nome his home for| | Our trucks go any place any e 1 ing house. At present time full up.‘)‘m”mw’s,t as manager of the new|was merged with the Commercial| 7Tne information, kept secret un-|ihe summer. time. A tank for Diesel Ol Ideal Palnt Shop WANTED | Money-maker to right party. Write | organization, Van Hoevgnberg Wwas| National Bank under the name of ‘vadny, names as defendants the A and a tank for Crude Oil save FRED W. WENDT MIRO for three years executive assist-|the Continental and Commercial| Seims-Spokane Company, Puget ¢ burner trouble, v — - — | XYZ, Empire. | 2 i = — | PHONE 549 l WANTED—_DUsea gunny sacks. 3%cC _____ |ant to the president of the Asso-|National Bank and later the trust “ound Bridge and Dredging Com- ljoS'I'ED PHONE 149—NIGHT 148 each delivered to coal bunkers. {ciation of San Francisco Distribu-|and savings bank of the same name [Pany, Johnson, Drake and Piper :-- - = — e AR S | tors. This organization, with a|was organized. Mr. Reynolds re-|CCmpany, Oscar I. Hall, Jr nnd! OF BOAI HARBOR _—_—_—Pm MISCELLANEQUS ! | membership of approximately 200|tired as active head of the insti-|Barney Martin. | ENoa - 78— 11530 W { wholesalers and warehouse opera-|tutions in 1920 and Lucame Chair-| Two in Jail | McCAUL MOTOR us_ Colledive CHANGE OF PLAN | THE ROVAL | CASH FOR your old accounts and tors, was one of the pioneer em-|man of the Board of Directors. Th | Hall, Superintendent of con- ! notes. AMERICAN CREDIT BU-| {(gusivs? g g ployer organizations in the coun-|deposits at that tie Had ?Lach::l‘: ction at Sitka, and Martin, stew- 2 | BEAUTY SALDN COMPANY REAU, 608 South Dearborn St. |try set up to carry on collective | approximately $400,000,000. He was|o'd on the conti icate’s has. joskiy ipestednhove kY1 1) Chicago. Illinois. a a"“ng bargaining with organized labor. |succeeded as President by his| 04UnE hotel, City of Victoria, were Engineers Office at Se-| | Af your hair is not becamig:- 0 DODGE-abd. RLXMOETH g o 2N A 6 Before entering this.{ield, he was | besther - Artbur Reynolds |arrested shortly before noon today |attle that the City'of Juneau has | !'you—Youshoyldbe coming tams.” | | DEALERS i Watkins Products. Call Black 634. 7 . 2 active in fruit production and pack- | Aots tn exasricy Deputy U. 8. Marshal Henry|applied for z;-;vx: ion o‘rhits Dlall,waoz‘ 1 5 st s : s & e A 3 3 ast reports were ar- : facilities in s TXPERT Y“"“" ._Lemazraphy 7] Eslabllshed ::Z l:,]?l(;w:? ::)(llfA::Aofi1ll:1‘h\‘ - ‘:nm,r.h ,,”MH was zll‘mflmhl')- of | 2 Jl‘t‘“anli !a)t*:.‘l)linll ports were ar ‘I”\ s e sma 0a : & i : . Wil BN R b diine N g —_ committees of both the Southein| situatior Ghieago: during| o ”"!‘] “”:”I “’I"(‘_ ""“ b; ; ; "‘ Tk s “‘g;‘ ’ * GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- Oregon Fruit Growers Association | of 1907 and which saved| o Cr . SuaEe il i b R \ [ nents, $4.50. Finger wave, 65c. Salmon |ndUS"Y FOI’mS and the Oregon-Washington Pear| the _financia -‘nuuousi ‘]v is understood the charge is A ‘4: - GROCEBIES AT FAIR PBICES L Coa:s Beuty S “ishase Mo Ovaznigafion for P ao.. [0t Lo v e o G, e ine o COMPLETE LIQUOR STOCK —— sl 5 t went to Eurcps to . (3 LN \ r\f."h (.n;}nd:!dnx;;ld trlm;hnlua. l_abor Agl'eemen'S S"KAN ARRESTED study the continental currency sys- | P l ski Back in POlithS FBEQH Lmt- EGGS DAILY cash or trade at Nugget Shop. | FOR K".UNG FUR tem. E being a dire of erew (FROM OUR OWN FARM) DONTRACT BRIDGE classes now Henry Van Hoevenberg, newly several fi cial institutions he jeid g 68 9 3 4 open. Helen F. Griffin, 427 4th appointed manager of the Alaska served as a director of the Federal ” w H st. Salmon Industry, Incorporated, told SEAL, SENTENCED Reserve bank of Chicago, Vice Telepllone 478 Pr Dehnq President of the Chicago Clearing the members of the Northwest Sal-| Arrest was made by Warden gecasions before Congress and con- A i on in ! Found guilty of killing a fur seal, | House Association, President of tho| o : SS JUNEAU-' omm m:eung 1fier‘55ea.:uszoc::l:ntlymbhuah"ames Gilllan of Sitka has been American Bankers' Assoclation and i ' 2 T ind was _taking sentenced in U. S. Commissioner’s president of the Citizens' War Fo“ INSURANCE (Q“TFS’AN‘S "0 BE the m‘"tm‘m‘l evo"‘“mm’m ste | Court at Sitka to six months im- poard of Chicago in 1917. Regard- B - - s f 1 4 the process of collective ‘bargain- | Prisonment, the sentence then be- o4 as an authority on financial!l s n ‘ m‘n &»m : GIESTS OF (HAMBER ing by uniting in one organization M€ Suspended. matters, he was called on several .. ; P A i | for' the purpose of carrying on ne-| e mor ldl!l. BLDG. 5hit Codfrey, “3iss Junesn,” Wll’soliationts uith orgRnlet labew: .| CHATles Putry of the Bureal of PUh- | gressional commitiess in an ad- _PHONE 409 ; ¢ of honor at the Junesu| “With one organization havidg| S0 [Uhe fur Pelt Was confisedl visory capacity. . st 5t Commerce luncheon the authority to carry out negotia- ¢ °Y im- While a clerk in the bank at - Thursday noon along with eight tions and reach agreements on be- half of all employers in the in- - |EVENING MEETIRG Panora, Mr. Reynolds married Miss | Elizabeth Hay of that place. Their Window Cleaning | other pirls who participated in the i d only son, Earle H. R 1d: stvle show ot which the commun- dustry wi organizations repre- , Earle H. Reynolds at an quoen wos chosen senting employees, labor relations To BE HElD BY early age bHecame President of the i 7eads cf the apparel firmswhich Within the industry will be sta- Fogpies [Tvdn) shd . Bavings Bagk, | : mllfl 483 w outfitted entrants, Mrs. A. M. Ug- bilized greatly,” Van Hoevenberg ROIARIANS HERE ofs Chicago. | { v 1, <tyle show director, and C. B. said. i Lk QOMME:;: | ’ 'd, interviewer, will also be Definite Trend ives wi s t week’s | © 7 ° S COMES £ “The salmon industry is folloW- Junesn Betary Giub mecting, which HOME ABOARD ALASKA 2 > - ing a definite trend which 18 in wi)| pe held next Tuesday,evening Contractor R. J. Sommers re- L U M B E R TO CORDOVA evidence throughout the country. at 7 o'clock at Percy's Cafe. turned to his Juneau home aboard | L man V. G. Vance, and Where it has been possible for the At today’s luncheon, Paul Coke the Alaska this afternoon after e returninz to Cor- factors in an industry to be organ- was introduced as new High School Several weeks in the States. [ abcard the Alaska after a .ed so m“ll they ;::U out m:. representative and Tonly Del Santo tsor:m_mers attended a highway con- 101,00 Jan Paderewski (center), world fanious pianist, who has ee- trip south. Mr. Vance is a former cess of collective bargaining with ntertained with accordion selec- | StTuction conference in Chicagoand entered-politieal life as president of the Polish national eouncil, chats yor of Cordova. orgenized labor, stablized conditions ions. |while there underwent an opera- | with Mr. Raekewicz (left), president of the Polish republic, and General Juneau Lumber m i'ls, Ine. e e-———— benetitting the industry, its work-| - - tion for appendicitis from which, Sikorsky (right), premier and war minister, This was first meeting of the B * 1 cy. News Touay—Empire. ers, and the general public have Today’s News Today—Empire 'he has recovered well. council in France since war began. l