The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 29, 1940, Page 3

AR CLTER B s (] b} - - f—-—-——————-——-————u—————-fl-—— THE CAPITOL has the BIG PIC TURES and NEWS that is NEWS Friday Tweo Big saturday Features laflf 3 SHE HAD (0/’6‘ IN ONE EYE. IN A HX” S rermsTemer. | | | i f E E HELEN MACK Mickey Mouse Matinee—Saturday, 1 P. M. *ROBERT, WILCOX £0. BROPHY RICHARD DIX in “MAN OF CONQUEST" “FLAMING FRONTIER" CARTOON CANDY l SIRVINGPICHEL 2 % : B AING in the past d will be £lks ballrocm, Hks Tomorrow | s for e doncer K]r ld\ Du The affair] SCHOOL TEACHER MOTHER held in "”'i A b M S. Fleischman r. and Mrs. Fleisch man are school teachers at Tana Iy | Cross, el i s D morrow evening |at 10:30 o' ock Rebekah Dance I Boys' Home ai, Luba anization which | eit ) numerous Al- Alice sident, tes for s at least is on a a visit of trip t severa pis WE MAKE THEM! ‘Rfifi.flfls MEATS- PHONE 202 v { THAT THESE NUMBERS MEAN: BETTER PRICES — BETTER MERCHANDISE! TRY PAYING CASH AND NCE TO YOUR OWN ADVANTAGE. PhPHAPS THAT TRIP SOUTH! BAKING PCWDER § oz. vase J5¢ CALUMET - 1 Ib. tin Z5¢ Fresh %'LVLB BAR Asparagus, 2 Ibs. 3% Apricots, Peaches, Pears California Green 5 Ho. 2% fins $1.00 | CABEAGE, pound 8¢ ATENTRERIRS RS TRCRSNECINY | | oxas Pink Grapelruit, 4 for 29¢ Large Solid Leituce, 2 heads SCHILLINGS CHASE & SANBORN , Early Gazden Peas DEL MONTE 2 No. 303 tins Golden Ripe | % & |BANANAS,3Ibs. 35c WALLA WALLA ASPARAGUS 2l sree. No, 2 i 25 CUTBEANS No- 2tins 10c | MAID O’ CLOVER—Sweet Cream BUTTER - - ZpoundsTJ¢ 2% Uel Monte—Asparagus Pack—No. 95 tins GREEN BEANS 2 fns 35c EGGS 2 dozen f¢ MARSHMALLOWS 19 Gilyone MACARON] and SPAGHETTI, pky. % Best Foods Mayonnalse, ‘gis. 55¢ Wesson Oil, gis. 55¢ Standurd Ripe AV v BLIVES, No 1 im lSc DO FOOD, fin 10 = HINS S¢C 59¢ NU-BORA phg. 49 | "s"fib(u pkg. 10¢ DEL MONTE TOMATO JUICE E) 46 or. fins 25 IN OUR MEAT ?DEPT. " JELL!WELL pks.5¢ SIX FLAVORS! CENTENNIAL PANCAKE FLOUR Lmqe 4 pound pkq NATIONAL RED 'PRESERVES ALL FLAVORS Hormel's” SPAM HAMS 1b.32¢" “oamis HAMBURGER v 25¢ BIBS OF BEEF 2- 25 HAM- VEALLOAF 3¢ GROUND Fresh Ground to Order Pound s 3¢ SLICED BACON 3 LEG OF PORK e 20%c A lean, economical roast for Sunday Dinner. | CUT ANY SIZE SHOULDER OF VEAL ROAST Country Style hoy was born recently to t understandings Judd, longtime Interior going to school would have to @i arise one hour earlier than at 5 { present in order to have their ! THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1940. 3 | o ot | CONFESSIONS OF A Yet Ke 2 F ‘ tes nearer to tr ! " Juneau's Juneeu's eaiures 1 da 1o the OB e p’.f, NALZI SPY" RETURNS S COI.lSEUIII pii ‘: f)m ‘rx" ANDERSON | AS (OUSFUM SH(‘W Show Value SEXMTRIRETINTIIRIZIETN Show Value - | At Capitol o T For 2 Days Custodial =5 ‘Gambling fihlp and For‘ Employees | true Love or Money’ Com- prise Double Bill Ge' Ra ise TONIGHT and SATURDAY POPULAR RETURN ENGAGEMENT Fdward G. Robinson in '(ONFESSIONS OF ANAZISPY’ CANDY SURPRISE! a% ‘mn unde in this cou democratic L nn plc(uu W weilities & ‘m \)nn the dan Saturday Matinee mel Sustodial % s ) ) en g S Tfi.’:‘l',’l i | Wikigh e ey of the ey 1.00P. M. SPELLING BEE! FUN! n.ouon pictures fictional, = there 1 he no daib Tuneau are to ge raise in pay as the result of a fight for such in- open tonight at crease ra g over a period of very real n v rtrays the shortly iCoOplsfo |~ B. P. W. TO MEET mbling rine. Universal's “Gam- that the d bling Ship,” wilt Capitol. Robert Wileox ana a complete new stock been ordered. vho play 1nl|m\ ng rad ka Delegate Anthony J P SRy a bun- N ex- ])nLt!lk‘,ln er has made an order grant- | €X and dra ’ d, and Ir dministration promotion to nake her one of the By calling Black 490 reservations 1 I gang lead stodial employees in your Lagvasl stas, LUMSES T Am-{ pollowing a meeting Thrift| may be made for the noon lunch- bave leadir with corresponding increas A in this picie. | oo op grocery stockhold Wed- | eon and business meeting of the Action starts off when a specd- DR = explosion sets the stage fr|fc 4 gambling war that ends only es except to charwomen, whom the law does not author- any increase Business and Professional Women'’s Club in the Iris Room of the Bar- | anof Hotel on Monday. Miss Anita Garnick, President, will preside and a good attendance Rebuilding should be completed'is requested. AR OOY lIIIIIII"IIIIIINIIIII"II"ITIIIII—I_iiVI«"'IVIIg CALIFORNIA CALIFORN MEAT MARKET Phone - | 37| J nesday night, it was announced that the store, gutted by fire a few days 9 Lutheran Ladi Aid will give ago, will reopen about April 10. fer @ series of mishaps and mis-| “Increase in salaries range from|a (iuixllv ale, Saturday, March 30, Officials said damage amounted | retween a roman-|10 to 15 percent beginning Apnl at Bert’s Cash Grocery at 10 am. to about $4,000 or and the|1l adv. floating casino ce of a powerful GOODIE SALE ir, the ir who oper open def he second with laughter w fire, is dicture, eature, crackling r than machit under For Lover or Money. ;h: picture 1s described as iling with underworld argot { 6 with threats to put the hero of wheye BROCERY Phone 478 the spot” to rub him out,” ,; ett “bump 'im off," but while it's THE\YHEEL STOPS You Will Always wWIiN — Service Olmm’ e Low Price as a rint and R t eatured roles irl whe L my 000 through che il and ke, spends it n clothes, nt is the boy wno has lost the money. which belou a very tough gangster .o (HANGE OF TiME; A (OMMUNICATION E (mm I)u]\ Alaska Em- i To the There is to be voted on at city election the question of ing time by s our forward one hour. This is ylight saving time 1at this means. It means thal s and office personnel ted to be on duty one r thah in the past. It s that school will open one hour earlier than in the past jand mothers who have children (l\lm en ready for school, In mi ; at the m()(,h( and arouse the yuungsln they can get up, ha breakfast, and be ready for school more than one hour before sun- rise. That is, they would have to |go to school in the dark. Pup jl on Glacier Highway would have ;‘u» be started on their way to il school at least one and a half ho\ns before sunrise My strongest objection to the change, however, is that it repre- sents the narrow and selfish view- point of a group who look to their own selfish convenience without due regard for the rights of others. I know that those advccating the change will deny this, but the fact that it is SUBCONSCIOUS on their part makes it none the less true. If business and professional workers want to begin and quit work one hour earlier they can| well do so. All that is necessary | is to agree among themselves Lo that effect. This would in no way, | disturb those who are well adjust-| |ed and desire no change. My ob- | servation is that at least 90 percent |of the people magnify their own ‘nzhls and tend to minimize the‘ rights of others, It is this' same \und ency that has given rise m‘ pressure groups in our government, ‘-— even is a threat to democ- |== r The persons favoring the == change in time are a local repre- | sentation of a group that has al- ways been powerful all over the country. Recent years other groups have also arisen. The tendency always to disregard the rights of the great unorganized majority. Here is a chance to rebuke one group by a decisive vote against a change in time. As to time, I consider Juneau rather fortunate in that it is so close to the 135th meridian whose |time we now use. In fact the dis- |tance in time is only about two and one-half minutes. Said meri- | dian passes just west of Point Re- |treat and south through the east- jern edge of Chichagof and Bar- ‘anor Islands. The fact is that it is noon when }lhe sun crosses the meridian. To imll it 11 o'clock does not alfer |the fact and only takes us away | from reality, a thing. that is too often done in this artificial age. I defy anyone to cite a single town in the States that is so close |to a standard time meridian a Juneau is, that does not use that time. Ketchikan is much further east than Juneau, hence sun time; ORDERS * You Know . &iven Utmosl Will Be Tender AND g} UGy ! ! Consideration Spriny Clean-Up Ti Time!? WASHING POWDERS RINSO - 2w49¢ NU BORA CBYSTAL WHl I'F SOAP NAPTHA o BROOMS -~ Light “l-lxht But Durable! COFFEE GOLD SHIELD, M. J B, CHASE and SANBORN 2 'm 4’*‘ . e ]YKUCO/! fffff Sl Fresh Fruits and Vegelables = FLOUR 49 w $1.99 Are Always the BEST! 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