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PLDDLIN' UP-) * BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFF Y SMITH THAR Tm\R MNZ CONKY --ME AN PAW HAD A HEART T YEART TALK AN WE-1INS (S PLUNMB HRPPIFIED To THRN TH' LEETLE VARMINT QUER TO E -- ( SN -- T WISHT T COULD KEEP MY EVES FROM G\T T8 LEETLE VAROMMNT OUT'N TH' HOWSE- T NEVER WANT 0 SEE HIDE NER HAR Q E\\'l—\ER \e aGWN --- NOU BND R, SMITH HRVE BEEN SO GOOD ¢ TOM LTTLE B6BY- FOR RENT 5-ROOM PURNISHED apt path and lights; also cabin. Call after 5 pan. .VANT AD INFORMATION 3 with som A WE (AN EDUCATE "OURSELVES INTO tenth of a se which ANTHONY E. Commi rerritc THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1940 Bv BILLY DeBECK \T's UNTELLWY WHAT'LL HAPPEN AWHEN TWO WISTOR\CAL \WIMMEN GT TOGEDDE WEBBN T CAN GIT SOME WORK DONE NAOW THAT WE-UNS GOT TH BRAT OFE'N OWR HANDS -- will a schools however the secondary s 01 children for skilled semi-skilled oceupations, and tak their responsibilities in world of today. Ccemmoen sense demands only limitations xpansion of free edu- cational opportunity. First, the state cannot afford to give amounts of training to those would not profit by it. inc € ional ondary not go on responsibility to and for the lezc rests on these fit REAl PROSPERIIY ’l hls s of articles K joner of Education, of Alaska, on ¢ income ditional schooling - <> tremendous who Second, the must e greater than the cost of the ad- to ' ti twor Features Syndicate, Inc , nal sp allowed for Applicar their fifty Animal and senir $3200 a year year, Bureau Department t -thi cants must have completed a four- ourse ves e2e had research phase of substitution for exper plicants must bi ialized exper must geneticist, $4.600 a y and assistant animal genetics. of ience may be allowed N0 TWO WANS ABART \T- SN -- - T LEETLE VARMINT TOOK TO ME LIKE & PG TO CORROTS -~ World rights reserved._ ience may be e general experience. not have passec birthday 8 rd a year, , associate $2,600 a of Animal Industry f Agriculture. Appli- and must have in some Cerlain postgraduate study Ap- not have passed their experience See your Gecbertor ion of the p capital It's time for us nut "PINNING ON THE DIAPER™ STARTS SIZEABLE FRACAS (Continued from Page One) but on foot! (o revise our opin= e Ao et FORD AGENCY You'll Find Food Finer and Service More Compiete at THE BARAKOF COFFEE SHOP " GAS — ()IL Foot of Main Street Juneaun oters Garhage Hauled Reasonable Monthly Rates E. 0. DAVIS TELEPHONE 212 * Phone 4753 SANITARY PIGCLY WIGGLY 24-—PHONES——16 Jones-Stevens Shop | LADIES'—~MISSES’ READY-TO-WEAR . Sewara Street Near Third Krflfft’s : MANUFACTURING CO. CABINET WORK-—-GLASS I’H()VE 62 ] ZORIC BYSTEM CLEANING PHONE 15 Alaska Laundry i Sanitary Meat Co. FOR QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY FREE DELIVERY Call Phones: 12 and 49 | Alaska Music Supply D GEORGE BROS. Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Widest Selection of | l'|gmm—Mudc-|l Instruments fifty-third birthday | Full information may be obtain- «d at 311 Federal Building. | > - HORRIBLE Ann Sheridan Gefs | - (RIME IS Bid!romH0melown_‘m» Qustr: L duct a summer seminar picture technique at the North Texas Siate Teachers' College at Four Persons HammerEd Denton Ann attended that school She Killed Two and if T can get away, I'll om Page One) cromic Well-B Willoughby Ave. B can democrac Thumbi | cent Federal | Treasury Depariment | the notation that t} nut Co., Norfolk, V fund for the fiscal tember 30, 1636, 332.66. Considering it looks isn't e it bu through a batch of re- 1ds I came ¢ lumbis received ending imounting to and Supplies fre Llflunfls Phone 208 122 W. Second PHONE 92 or 95 s X A A "LOCKSMITH Let Vs Rrxulr Your l.otb OR MAKE NEW KEYS JORGENSON MOTORS Avto Repair Work—Gas Ferryway and Willoughbv Ave. > of error or if an ad before ex- iser please noti- (Phone 374) at same will be given LARGE ROOM in private home to gentleman working days. Private | entrance, One block from l‘\'il‘_ eral Bldg. Call Red 185 By ANTHONY KARNE Have you a little Albert Einstein Bill Borah, Wilbur Wright, or FOR SALE_Used Plymouth light Thomas A. Edison in your home? 5 Not many of us have. Great num- truck. Rice and Ahle Phone of boys and girls in school 34 bers : seem to lack even the good common sense, ability, and diligence to use the opportunities spread be- fore them. Small proportions of those in high school show interest in going to colle or thi and (ttention year DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE e I SRS Utah Nul and l.ump COAL Alaska Dock.& Storage Co. TELEPHCNE 412 I i | that that's just the if the peanut in- what you'd call Count five average werds to the RENT-—-Polley furnished. Phone residence on Green 650, FOR 12th, wetly ine line for consecutive April 5—Ann | invited to con- on motion | per .- — One day 10¢ Additional days ... 5e Minimum charge .. 50¢ must be in the office by the afternoon to insure same day | FUR SALE and bed for Kklin for rent, Christensen FURNISHED HOUSE Auk Bay. Inquire , Bros. Garage. 7 ik APT. AND ROOMS for at our Imperial Hotel — Bodding Transfer MARINE PHONE only one Greece i3 ¢ the area o HOME GROCERY Phone 146 ||| Mome Ligior Store—Tel. 699 BUILDING 01 | American Meat—Phone 38 e FINE HERMLE & THIBODFAU SHkeGoal Mauling Watch and Jewelry Repairing | | ‘oo Stove—Fuel Oil Delivery at very reasonable rates PotAERs L S e | | \ | PAUL BLOEDHORN | ‘ ’The Juneau Laundry FRANKLIN STREET F‘RANK] IN STREET between on% and Second Streets PHONE 359 S make sure of n- of skilled the average total income, that educaticn free, te nmnh °rs ng our ure in rent n on and thus we must make is free—effective It is not effectively free today. Education is effectively free only it Ak : when provided under such condi- i tions that persons who should have Mother felt that the “demons were the schooling are not shut out from 41" 1 T it by reason of lack of money. Tne girl was booked at the Juv- classit . e trah . ale. €nile detenticn home when not be- e provide frec tulton i the gies e queetione. sne was caim ana AN Hollywood Sights And Sounds is fine, but it does not go far enough, ‘howed little emotion. Chloe said Effectively free schooling requires that she killed her mother with the Niove Ohn trns Hattlea® 1t AR hammer at the insistence of Mrs that food, clothing, medical aid, and D2Vis, after the women had beaten shelter will be provided if the lack Uhe other three childr By Robbin Coons. HOLLYWOOD, Cal.. April 5 thoyghts of a very young man 1 ve met: I'm eight years old, and my name’s Dion, but call me Skipper Skip. That's what the of such provisions will keep one from _ Th¢ girl said her small brother Shool was not killed by her mothers scheol call me, and that’s what Mom (she’s 1 asked her income actress Phone Blue 429 ol do it ROOMS for rent > | Crows were emplo cient as letlt N()R'iUERN HOTEL — Rooms for ¥ g (Continued rent, $1250 and $15 a monta. Shower bath and dry room Vacancy a corner apart- apartment also closet-bed in Phone 439. GOOD siove h Fre carriers. Thomas Hardware Ce quipped, ! PAINTS — OTLS 50 if Carter, Want 5 br d For 1g results THE HILLCREST: single apartment; ment with bedroon with bedroom living room TROLLER, fully Detroit engine. $. Saturday. E Hotel. Sale Empire Builders’ and Shelf HARDWARE by unch good [V reasonable \LE--I room busines furnished from April 506. 30X FOR RENT 6-room house for summer, o 19. A. E. Karnes, phone SALE — Overstuffed daven- rt, floor lamp, rd table, wshing machine, baby's high and trieycle. All in Reasonable, 737 JUNEAU-YOUNG Hardware Company PAINTS--OIL—GLASS Shelf and Heavy Hardware Guns and Ammunition Furnished apartment Building on Second Grummett FOR RENT in Williams St Stan Imaginary excursion into the nev When in Need of DIESEL OIL-—STOVE OIL YOUR COAL CHOICE About percent of American PIOWS. and she struck him several children are now going to, high or, UMes more on Mrs. Davis's orders other secondary schools, Thus Police Captain Edwards said he is slighty more than & third of our CONVinced that Chioe killed the oth- children are failing to receive these r children, then her mother, al acting lady) calls GENEnAL T cpportunities . fl“ll\""”,"“_‘]” f"’;;’f“","fl““{’ aea I you know, Bob Taylor. STORAGE and CRATING Fewsr than 50 percent of Ameri-| oned the girl doubted it, as 1L woulc : g A | have been physically impossible, We live in Beverly Hills when theyre working in pictures, i CALL US can children are able to graduate Chloe was in the sixth gradg but other. times .we get out Juneau Transfer —————— from high school. About 13 percent { ’ ; 5 ; for rent: Decker of those aged 18 to 21 attend col- Sd.Onxl'.(ly;‘('lm\\']i;:l‘o!h" I.‘r:dh(l‘]l'"»;g: have one, but Mom’s going to sell hers. y a ad so long as they both keep the horses. Phone 48—Night Phone 481 [ ISR S gty s | Jarge See 65 tion you can just st fellas at military Barbara Stanwyck 8o does Pop FOR RENT-—Lovely apartment in Henning Apts. on Dixon, two bedrooms, living room with fire place, fully furnished, wonderful view, $70. See Bob Henning, The Empire. ) or Fifth since to. mattress the Blue 585 Single e $20! Call ALF . iho GENERAL MOTORS, DELCO and MAYTAG PRODUCTS W. P. JOHNSON “The Frigidaire Man” Nicely fu 'H\Iw(l sum- at Point Louisa Beach Blue 515 | to the ranches—Mom and Pop each S all right with me, at She vivid STORE AND Bldg. apt. P > Phon leges or universities. Not all these| 129 mom for ".m This Bob is all right. I'm the fella that made him pinach- finish four years of work. Many | Magination. drop out for one reason or another. eater, ha, ha! Mom says when she met Bob he was a meat- ||| The principal reason for quitting and-potatoes guy. Then they got married, and there T was, et I BT B gchool is lack of money. A dozen eatin, » table wi am, 8 : y ? See { d a g at the table with them, and what could Bob do? See how | g " studies could be quoted to prov s gl e B o abbi i SMILING SERVICE it works? Bob couldn't say spinach was rabbit food in front of ' me, because if he did I could quote it right buck at Mom. So Bert's Cash Grocery FOR VERY PROMPT PHONE 105 this point. Imagine the tough job Bob took up spinach gamely, even other vegetables. He still ‘ \I Free Delivery Juneau LIQUOR DELIVEBY faced by the examiners for 750 balks at salads, but not in front of me R | H STEAMHEATED Green 675. | 2-ROOM cabin. McMullcn St. FOR RFNT Q\unt modern, well furnished steam-heated 3-room flat. Choice location, excellent view, Adults only. Phone 686. 1939 Plymouth pickup, - terms, 319 Rawn Way. W on CiviL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS JR the best ¢ , flowers, or vege- tables fertilize NOW with GOAT UANO. Seed-free, economical, | $1.50 at Femmer's or Mile 12, Glac- PHONE 36 G Sack GOAT MAN r Hig! THOR FE too competitive scholarships at New United States Civil Service e hag apnounced. opern Mom has ideas about me. Guess she read a book the unt"qlnll d)uulb:hon of 11\rnmvhc]‘;:’:£2‘lll:“l'l &"L":Z‘";l‘(‘fl"v“ z‘x’:mi:“law time when she and Bob loaded me down with presents. Then ;‘::K;’:,;s .:i\;h‘l;&‘;:l:,(.l(“'u{:}!l:;l] ?;:::";_‘ tions must. be on file in the Com- Mom read a book r;«.[lul “My Son, My H«:1: u.nrl she l(luh\l tell ies received less than $500; 42 per- | Mis on’s office at Washington, D me why, but she said T ?md too many things, and so we sent | cent less than $1000; 65 percent 'C., not later than May 25, 1940. most of 'em away. Now it’s a rule I get just three presents on | less than $1500; and 87 percent less| Associate coal price analyst and my birthday. They've even got me earning that present Bob is | than $2,500. | investigator, $3,200 a year, and as- going to give me. It's a dilly of a watch, and it’s in a The National Youth Administra-'Sistant coal price analyst and inves- tion has helped hundreds of thou- | tigator $2,600 a year, Bituminous " sands of boys and girls from the|Coal Division, Department of the low income families to remain mwlntcxmr Applicants must have had high school. An average of $5 pe“genexal practical experience as a | month means the difference be- | coal accountant, cocal shipping or { e cle her em-| { tween going on in school and drop- ‘ate clerk, or in such ot Lot on beach, Fritz)| FOR RENT — One gas pump, i1 ping out for at least a quarter I:,I ployment in connection with the coa See O. G. Jackson,| operation. Call Femmer at 114. industry as would give a knowledge | | St. | FOR RENT—Dartly furniihed flat , Some way must be found to make | ©f Sizing, classification, invoicing, | Tl g | = certain that boys and giris of ex- and pricing of coal. In addition 13,000 miles,| Inquire Snap Shoppe. | ceptional ability and desire for|th€y must have had certain spec- !COZY, warm, furn. apts. l.l'ht.‘hll.hi’r education get their chance. ialized Q‘X])“nvs.‘n(‘(‘, ua. .s:(;nu,sucmn 01" | water, dishes; cooking utensils| Since many children in the sec- |2¢ ountant with government agen- and bath. Reasonable at Seaview. cies, coal trade associations, or relat- LOST AND FOUND | York State University, who found| 7,838 qualified applicants in 1935. | The U This lack of money stems back to| Commission Was a 6-ROOM house with bath, oil heat, Frigidaire, nicely furnished. overstuffed. Call Windsor Apts. rRIC wasl el, pump ngle; 30-40 Craig rifle, n, 104 West 9th Lower ap:. 5:30 p.m ey Reliable Transfer Our trucks go any place any time. A tank for Diesel Ofl and a tank for Crude Oil save burner trouble. PHONE 149—NIGHT 148 IF IT'S PAINT WE HAVE IT! Ideal Paint Shop FRED W. WENDT PHONE 549 | 11 = -~~~ | FURNISHED rm., on corner lov near boat Inquire 916 E St. heated. 208 Main. :!4:(':417 hor |5-ROOM steam heated apt.; 6-room ap., Phone Blue 200. wrist SALE—Beautifu cabin. | L'OR % Harbor, Phone 175. Tee P Phone 723————115-2nd St THE ROYAL BEAUTY SALON “If your halr is not becaming to you-—-You should be coming to us,” { ottt et it i | Phone Douglas 28. on the Fritz Com s view. See VACANCY Decker Green 465. LOTS FOR sale Road —wonderful Brownie the Barber. McCAUL MOTOR COMPANY DODGE and PLYMOUTH DEALERS "Apts. Phone FOR Cove West SALE Road 11th charming hostessess give thoug™ ful guests who bring gifts of deliclous Van Duyn Zandles. Little sttentions make you & "cust come” guest. Try ft! rALsH hast (Duy” CHOCOLATES VAN DUYN CHOCOLATE SHOPS la million boys and girls, CHEV y good. coupe, Hollywood Shoe Par- ve lors. California Grocery GROCERIES AT FAIR PRICES COMPLETE LIQUOR STOCK FRESH LOCAL EGGS DAILY (FRCM OUR OWN FARM) Telephone 478 Prompt Delivery FOR INSURANCE See H. R. SHEPARD & SON' BARANOF HOTEL BLDG. Perey’s exclusively GMALL estaklished business for| sale, cheap. Will pay for itself| in 3 months, Write Box 1256. | ed crganizations, in making analyti-| g | cal studies of minimum price sched- | ules, apply the schedules, or in ana- | F‘OUND—-WI ist wau,h Owner may] ng the invoice or shipment re have by proving ownership nndlord. of a coal producer, distributor paying for this adv. Phone Red:or marketing agency. Certain sub-| 3 “stitution of college study or addi-| FOR SALE_Size 9 Johnson Shoe ice Skate: Pnone Green 147 after 3 p.m. 'F‘OR SALE—Extra special alder wood. Phone Femmer, | MAN, 27, permanent Federal em- ployee, wants board and room in! private home. Phone 1761. i Oldest Bank in Alaska Commercial Safe Deposit Banking by Mail Department The B. M. Behrends drawer upstairs, and I get to look at it now and v.h'cn—but I don't get it till T earn it. Good behavior. Well, I'm game. Funny thing is, Mom is denying Mom when she doesn’t load me down with presents. She never had many when she was a kid named Ruby Stevens in Brooklyn, and she wants me to have every- thing, but she's smart enough to leave me things to work for. Mom knows a lot of girls, movie fans, are nuts about her Bob, but she doesn’'t mind. Mom says when she goes places with Bob and the girls all squeal she knows the girls aren’t squeal- ing for her (because she's been around enough to know they don't), so0 she just stands aside, and everybody has a good time, Guess she knows where Bob's heart is. . . . | cut | 144. ! | WOMAN WANTS cooking position | in small camp. Wrne Box 2105.| MISCELLANEOUS EDWIN CAPP—Call Hotel. Important, Watkins Products. Call Black 634. in town, Singer Sewing Ma- | EXPERT pubnt ' stenography and chines, Singer Vacuum Cleaners,| Dookkeeping. Alice Mack, office, ] terms: $5 down, $5 monthly, lip-| Baranof Hotel. i eral allowance for old machines.!| GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- Call J- H. Anderson at Juneau pents $4.50, Finger wave, 66c. Transfer. Phone 48. Lola’s Beauty Shop, telephone 201, 315 Decker Way. l ironrite Ironer man back in! fURN your old gold into value, town, Ironrite Ironers, Maytag) cash or trade at Nugget Shcp. | washing Machines, Maytag 110- i volt A.C. light plants, Terms: $5 CONTRACT BRIDGE classes now down, $5 monthly, liberal allow-| OPen. Helen F. Griffin, 427 4th ance for old machines. Call J. St H. Anderson at Juneau T:ansler.,Do YOU HAPPEN TO HAVE $1500? Phone 48. WE can sell two dwellings, fur- nished, in good locaton, yielding £ §35 2 o e $10250 per month (includes g : ] : VUST SELL equilty in income earn- ing apartments on Dixon. Three apartments, two furnished, one | with fireplace. Five minutes from | business district. Best view prop-| erty buy in town. See Bob Hen-| ning at Emplre o(flu ne at Northern SPwmg ‘Machine man | PHONE 409 R - Savings Mom was going to do a picture called “Night of January 16,” but Mr, Ameche wouldn't do it, and then Mom wouldn't do it because Mitchell Leisen couldn't wait and direct it. Mom says if an actress has confidence in a director, that’s all that matters. ‘Thinks Mitch Leisen (who did “Remember the Night”) is headed for the top. But this fella Coons is all wet, if he thinks lookiing into my mind would give up thoughts like these. All that stuff is over my head, and I'm concedned with important matters. There's a fella at school I'm going to fix good—I mean well— when I get a coupla years older. And say, T was looking in the mirror this morning, and my hair's getting darker all the time. Tow hair is sissy, I always say. I've been beggnig Mom to dye it black, the way they do for pictures, but she says no. Guess there was something in the book about that, too, ......................;.........................-..3 A : Window Cleaning PHONE 485 MAYTAG Washing Machine srer | | | | | LUMBEB For today’s news today read The Empire regularly. ——————— — Daily Empire classifieds pay. owner’s quarter at $40) for $5,000, I 81,500 down, $45 monthly = with || “Interest at 6%.—Shattuck Agency.

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