The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 9, 1940, Page 4

4 THE DAILY. ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1940. Daily Alaska Empire 3 COMPARY Juneu, Alasks. Pulitshed overr ev EMPIF® PRI Becond nnd e St WELEN TROYV BENDE VAN b President cost more than for all the rest of the City. | This is wrong, The way to protect the houses| of the Village against fire is not by making repeat-| ed and costly runs with City equipment. ting and rusting chimneys must be replaced. The rot-| Re- S . | HOROSCOPE | U “The stars incline % % but do not compel® e §zo YEARS AGO /rom THE EMPIRE l S —— Professional Fraternal Societies R. L. BERNARD - Vice-P nt and Business Manader | peqted attempts by City officials to deal with the APRIL 9, 1920 Eutered In the Post Office in Juneau ns Sccord Class Matter- | problem through the Office of Indian Affairs have|d _ o eosemcamommonss A crew was employed at the Enterprise Foundry doing repair and new K d B. P. 0. ELKS meet I i | failed. The City must deal with the Native resi- work to the platform where supplies have been kept. Drs. aser an every Wednesday at 8 Atvive | < NENBER dents of the Village directly and force them to ‘.:"EDfNESDAY- Dg"EMBtER‘;g i i Freeb p. m. Visiting brothers | 1 g ; o et N i g enefic aspects dominate ay ’ welcome. H. E. SIM- w’_.g‘!’. s T replace condemned heating equipment, just as oy the early hours judgment may Dr. Harry C. DeVighne was to leave on the Princess Mary to attend ree. llrgel‘ MONS, Exalted Ruler: ) . one else is required to "r”“{“‘-‘ stovepipes up to the| ot he good and there may be | :he national convention of the American Medical Association. | DENTISTS M. H. SIDES, Secretary. LN i | standard required by the fire ordinance. symptoms of procrastination ‘o il Blorr;%;glnglg;dmz | e As it is, we're wasting money on a hopeless and | spring fever. The configuration if United States Attorney J. A. Smiser was expected to leave for his | ’MOUN‘I‘ - )y o o never-ending task. Fix those chimneys, | fortunate for employers and shoul | ,,cation immediately following the term of court that was set for Ket- i % I JUIs‘le.Al! LODGE NO. 142 Deltyered by carrier In Juneau and Docias for $1.25 per month e | be lucky for persons who seek privi- ‘hikan during the middle of the month. | cona and fourth B e Dovatioe, 312.00; six months, In advance, $6.00 o te St |leges or promotions. { . . Monday of each month Ome year, in advance, $12.00; six months, In a 3 ; ur rFavorite Storm | i 4 5 e T A in Scottish Rite Templ 4 d £1.25 | Heart and Home: This is not an J " , ; ite Temple m’;l:‘:.h.be‘:‘x ""“!!u:i,’nk: & favor if they will promptly notify e ‘uu.\plvious sway for meeting strang- United States Marshal J. M. Tanner, who with Mrs. Tanner had Dr_ A. w, Slewal’i beginning at 7:3¢ p.m l‘;’:_f“:"":::"(’;';;,f" s oy (Cincinnali Enquirer) ers of opposite sex. Romance may | been at Skagway for the previous week, returned to Juneau. DENTIST RALPH B. MARTIN Telephones: News Offfce, 602: Bustness Office, 374. e Except for m:' considerable inconvenience ‘,\““,h wither under this configuration, 1 G SEHEN | Hours 9 am. to 6 pm. | Worshipful Master; JAMES W T MEMEER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. it caused the telephone and telegraph Cm"p‘”'“‘:‘ is a fairly promising date for girls Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Parsons arrived here on the City of Seattle. Mr.| | SEWARD BUILDING ; LEIVERS, Secretary. ‘ The Associated Przss s exclusively entitied o the use for airlines, and so forth, the magnetic storms Which |y, seek positions in shops or of- | arsons was a Juneau merchandise broker who had been spending the | | Office Phone 469 I 5 jon of all news dispatches cred o 1t or MO8 hove been visiting the W 3 " 2 1 o 2 u g = i ‘sreqited in. tnis paper and also the local mews t;' beey 3 “”f the world recently were remark- | fices Letters should be written to- | yinter in California where he was married o & published herein. ably well ‘>""«““|~I ¢ ; day by women who seek engage- | H s —_— — "3 - s gy g e If we have to have a storm, our vote goes to|,,an¢ lays or orchestras. P T et SR e —— { | KA CIRCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER G 7 g ments in plays or orchestras, g Johnson, of the Alaskan Hotel, who had been in the hospital | (R 1 | mmm THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION. the magnetic variety. You can drive without chains | pyginess Affairs: This is an un- Campbell John: A Dl’ Judson Whliher ‘ —_— = = e A t. It doesn't mess up your windshield, spoil ally : dav for tisi uffering from a sprained ankle, was able to be around. . SRDRON b, CUGRE. Toe, Hutionsl TeapsiuE Nepreos luring i does| e aan usually lucky day for advertising an CHIROPRACTOR I tives. with offices In n Prancis Los Angeles, Portland, ' your shoeshine, take the crease out of your pants or|for soliciting new business. Pro- s | Seattle, Chicagc, New York and Bos run up the mileage on your overshoes. o b Hans Floe, cannery man from Hawk Inlet, was in town and registered Drugless Physician | | Y TRIBol § 2! y 4 moters of important subjects shoulc Office hours: 10-12; 1-5, 7-9 | SEATTLE REPRESENTATIVE -Gllbe= A. Wellington., 1011 The morning after you can go out in the back- |penefit. Good fortune attends con- | 1t the Gastineau Hotel Rooms 2-3-4. Triangle Bld; wd without finding the choice limbs of your pet|tracts under this planetary govern- L | » PHONE 661 B. tree, The birdhouse is still secure on its pole over ment. Merchants will profit in com- F. F. Merrick and A. S. Goodman, Pybus Bay cannery men, were PUROLA REMEDIES ( the garage. Your snow shovel can remain in the |ing weeks, but they should extend | .ests at the Gastineau Hotel | T S PRESCRIPTIONS CARE- basement, Lightning has spared your chimney. | little credit. Al | »ULLY COMPOUNDED Your cellar isn’t even damp from that crack in the| National Issues: States rights wil < g r ta, of Haines, was an arrival on the Jeffe idewalk | receive renewed attention this spring o e {| Dr. John H. Geyer Front Strcet Next Coliseum - What were the effects of a magnetic storm? when politics will intensify section- : R 7 4 | - Jo L eYe PHONE 97—Free Delivery Oh yes, you had a hard time talking over the tel- |al consciousness and the Soutl Weather Highest, 33; lowest, 30; partly cloudy. | DENTIST | radi 2 s § L 2 B 1 U e N BTPUUNRE B L pt ., and it affected the radio. For that matter, demands special consideration. Luck e i e i il s Sl A A e st 0 Room 9—Valentire Bldg. N the other f probably was using the telephone |will not attend women who seek ‘ | PHONE 762 ine, and as the radio is concerned, who knows | high office in the autumn elections H . |' h by 1! Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. A T ) \at we were spared hearing “Oh Johnny” again? |they will be happiest if they curt Dally l_eSSOflS IN ENQIISN w. 1. GORDON AR — | 's Styl Sl political ambitions, for their hope okl FRIREA & Omorrow s 1Y es ipments to Russia will ot be realized. e s ) 4 Ve International Affairs: As this yea: Today” WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “Take all of it,” or “T ate | ROBERT SIMPSON, OPT. D. (Cleveland Plain Dealer) pregresses the best and the worst o = L G o B ot o “I a i o | | il Selsiire ,“.( ey warships of two Russian|human nature will be manifest. ojc | all of it." It 15 preferable to say, “Take it all” and “T ‘f" e || “Graduate Los Angeles Collze | | s the Pacific brings forcefully to the|Methods are disappearing, and many OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Defect. Accent last syllable. | of Optometry and i o~ p " TN a7 aT reighters in the Pacific brings foi y to e | e e g " 8 1 oy = 2 ko s F: % o | IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT \ttention of the American public the fact that large | thousands of men will die before OFTEN MISSPELLED: Vacillate; one C, two L's. 1 | Opthalmology | i 4 : quantities of vital war supplies are going to the he new order is finally ablished SYNONYMS: Majestic, magnificent, stately, imposing, regal. Glasses Fitted Lenses Ground | | C Again Hitler moves in a way to leave the world o 0o "o oh from the United States. Since Russia |the seers declare.” Underneath war WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours.” Let us ulie o th. His li g-like victories in nob Phrelliae! 560 5- of this chaBSNERIH Loty r'n:\mnl(' p]x'ui()ln\ns “illlgl‘('m::* more | crease our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's | > e i , Czechoslovakia and Poland are paralleled & o o7 g .+ |and moere disturbing. The stars ap- | . o 5 ;; incapable of being imagined, or believed. “Such | | ’ k e ¢ European war the conclusion is that vord: INCONCEIVABLE,; incapable of being ¥ | by the quick march Scandinavia to *protect yne 4'.~lnm(:0lnlls Germany D 1o L n(:on(hlmu is inconceivable.” | 11 Juneau SOWI] Slore Denmark and Norwaj B ageression.” Technically Russia is a neutral nation. That ‘l‘,‘\“l'tf('l"‘””' befare TR DA M- i 8 e e The Chal’les w. Carler | i The German case in wdinavia' is considerably fiction was maintained even during the invasion | ]! il v - ) - i TR : s | Persons whose birthdate it is hav weaker than it was in the other regions which have of nd. But Russia is an ally of Germany and the augury of a year of prosperity Mortuary [~ There is every reason to| E MODERN ETIQUETTE ™ poprrra LEE been gathered under the protection of the black Gern is a belligerent to which new connections contrib- : L " ol s bt it In the conquests beli 1t Russla is acting as a back entrance into | "1\ PO tOM ‘p‘mgm”“‘ ‘;h';““’(] Fourth and Franklin Sts. The Rexall Store o 5 3 1 oy the Third Reich for goods which Germany cannot . 2 B [ TS ———————————n e PHONE 136 il { of Austria, Czechoslovakia and Poland there were ' = " o 5 0 ause of the British blockade, | ¢ overlooked. o) —_ {| Your Relisble Pharmacists | at least a few Nazi arguments, weak as they were, PUrchase in L€ wesh becaus e a%% 1 Children born on this day prob Q. TIs a dignified person ever angry? g LR N 1 The ar of the Russian ships in the Pacific, there- will be fearless and detaskied LOE eatty 1l Lol uiler-iauro which Hitler was able to shout in istification. o b . S e SS Al etermined A. Yes. but when he becomes angry, he surely loses all dignity | | fore, is the violation of international law that|p. yature, Many are avid for cul- i v a8 Hove Y E. E | There is no ‘mstificat r the events of last night. ' n, n to be. [ ture and .deve]oi) (nn(- talents. has been truthfully said, “A fit of anger is as fatal to dignity as a dose our Eyes Examined by | | \ The important fact, however that Germany viet Ambassador Maisky has assured London| (Gopyri g »f arsenic to life.” | 1 An 3 opyright, 1940) iRk e e ! today holds Denma'k and Norway. No amount of that the copper, molybdenite, tungsten, tin and| B S Q. When one is eating in a crowded restaurant and a stranger wants Dl’. Rae L Carlson [ i legalistic gument will dislodge the Nazi cor ors. antimony carried by the two ships Wfis BRESNRG | o, o et i b i s ‘_‘__,___t,‘lo sit in a vacant chair at your table, and asks “Do you mind,” what OPTOMETRIST | | | L Many questicns remain unanswered today. What only for Russian consumption. That is doubtful § | should one reply? Blomgren Bldg. 2nd Floor will ‘the Allies’ d6/ abou 2 At last the Germans Russia, the great oil producer, has been importing ‘ HAPPY BIRTHDAY A. “Not at all.” Front Street. Phone 636 58 have seized lands within reach of British and | Petroleum from the United States in recent months.| 2 | @ Wno should be the last person seated at a church wedding, before L™ 7 o A HABBY b h assistance, ‘What does Russia think about| L.ose imports, obviously,iwere for Germany, stnoe| ,!, {he bridal procession starts down the aisle? ERGIh aoaanos; Whab o e GRS R Lo a produces more than enough oil for her OWN | ' emo s enoem e e mmoe "1‘1 tHer I “A hiids === o g BACE i ] the new turn of events? Hitler has seized territory | neoqc” There is reason, therefore, to be suspicious | 5 A re mother of the THBIFT co_op | dangerously close fo what Slalin has come t0 100k of the importation of any basic material by the | APRIL 9. . et b s on - || PRUGGIST upon as his | front yard, The gains of Russia U SSR. | Arthur Bringdale 1 Phone 767 Phone | | “The Squibn / in her costly Finnish war have I re than ob- While an embargo cannot be placed on such| Mra A G Newton Y 0 OK nd LEA RN by [ Stores of literated by ong might's work on of Ger- shipments by the United States, Secretary Hull can| Mrs. Gust Wahto | d A. C. GORDON GROCERIES | | _ Alaska many. issue a request for a moral embargo like the one Joe Burlovich ‘!‘-U e s i i s o s i s | many of us have been wont to!enforced agains’ the sale of airplane parts to Japan Mary Pearce In a war wh criticize for lack of action, the action is so fast that| This nation does not wish to become the means of | Allen Anthony Engstrom 1. What are the two principal products of grapes? ™ R 5 ry “The Store for Men” 3 we find we can't keep up with it. When we know supplying Germany with mntcrx;xl to conduct_ 11?4" Katherine Dabo 2. In what stories dees the character “Dr. Watson” appear? : 11 B anwin WO Sy i, waswil Be| e Sooplte all jthe technical Joogholes. (1t 1s:in) 2 D e 3. Who designed the dome of St. Peter’s Church in Rome? HOUSEHOLD SAR'N s ‘i fer wiser, Tt oy vents P America's owncintereat i, boe; the war, brought, 10,5 4. What are the non-commissioned officers in the United States APPLIANCES | ““"b‘ L e W frrn of events makes it|quick conclusion. Therefore it would be tl\nroughly‘HooNAH SEAI_ e b Front St—Triangle Bldg. robeble we will a ier | justifies cking o1 my? - P TR IR N ;J\Llhu(l in picking its customers [ HUNTERS ARE e kit coiintry 15 Pott Sald Hml Machifl‘ S|II||I N, | Judging by the warning she gave him, Edith | ANSWERS: - First” 3i¥ THAT TWO-ONE FiRE ALARM Rogers Dahl must have been afraid that her hus- 1. Wine and raisins. i Try Us 4 53 e band was going to start a smear campaign when he I-OST AI SEA 2. In the Sherlock Holmes stories, by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Py s e In the past two d the Juneau Fire Depart- | greeted her upon his return from Spain. 3. Michelangelo. 1 DH * ment has made two runs (o the Native Village to —_ e s 4. Sergeant and Corporal. { | . H- VANCE extinguish fires at the same house. Both fires were We're right relieved to hear that the magnetic 0ulb0ard Boa' FOUHd U i 5. Egypt. OSTEOPATH caused by a defective chim in which the stove-'disturbances were caused by sun spots. We feared at p —— e Consultation and examination | first that Hollywood was about to come forth with super ooomph girl. until Mayor Harry Lucs free. Hours 10 to 12; 1 to 5; 7 to 8:00 by appoinment,. Gastineau Hotel Annex | found the landing field unfit for | wheels any longer. side Down — No Trace of Overdue Men pipe has rusted aw says, “you can poke a pencil through it any FIRSTPONTOON ‘ - PR A v The cost of the two runs represents an actual ex Simmons made two trips with pense of $90 to the City ‘ The British war cabinet of five replaces the H_IGHT OF YE AR mail and passengers to the Polaris-| South Franklin St. Phone 177 A Since the first of this year Fire Department runs :)[‘m;:,;r‘lff 2:1;,1““0“ well, fiye make s belter gaiel. nooNAR . Aluskag April 9.—TWO ‘rrl“k“ u“""'s‘n;"c F.“(im_‘;m a‘&‘:or'gha:‘ > 'v to the Native Village have cost the City e tha ‘ 3 seal hunters, Frank Hopkins and pried =W, gom. g sioé : T);u is n‘vo e rmlv:( 1;:;1I th t'v(«";w“:rn.‘»: 1?:‘:2‘ R ‘ Luke Oshorne, are b(‘ingx.\uuu)n by up IAKU RIVER | Perry Huff and Fred Dolphin. 2 "\ : 5 o8 ” 3 Ry %\ George Jessel's new fiancee is reported to have |y numper of small boats near here ‘ B R e TS J“ean “elody nfllse budget for theee months, ‘Fire protection for thejan ermine-lined bathroom. Oh, well, just thifk|afier thelr outboard motor powered [ AUSTIN IN JUNEAU Native Village, which pays no taxes, has actually how uncomfortable it would be in the summer, craft was found overturned mdéy The first pontton landing of the| Guy Austin, traveling merchandise Music and Electric Appliances (Next Irving's Market) Front Street year was made today at the Tulse- | broker, is a guest at the Gastineau quah mining camp by Pilot Shell| Hotel, having come in this morning Simmons who earlier in the day|on the North Sea. at Point Sophia. The two, both men with families, left town yesterday in their small boat to lnmt hair seal. When they did not return Tuesday morning, a boat was sent out to look for them, Phone 65 (BOWL | for Health and Pleasure N old printer A once said: Our Archie B. Belis | found their craft floating upside|f/ = PUBLIC ACCOU down with the motor still attached, |f| COUNEANT duty is to make the ed, % p”’n“d Mg it but n otrace of the hunfers | wWe e.’ Last.’ Bookkeeping Tax Service i oAk All available boats are conduct-|{| b Room 8, Valentine Building 1 great truths more Phone 676 ing a search, including members of the CCC unit here, but little hope is held for finding the two alive. ———— g clearly!” This is our ideal. We have built our business on hon- est, efficient erafts- manship which makes no compromise with half truths, Get Your Copy of the 1940 PROGRESS EDITION at the BRUNSWICK IT COSTS SO LITTLE TO DRESS SMARTLY AT DEVLIN'S Daily- Empire classifleds pay. OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT A hearing will be held at ten oclock am., May 31, 1940, the United States Commissioner's (Ex- FAMILY 4 j SHOE STORE q “Juneau’s Oldest Exclus- sive Shoe Store” Helene W. Albrecht g::l?ommmé:)m;?gtm:x(‘” Pthc i oo mll.lm;ernm 3 3 5 I's Te- cinct upon the Final Account of PHYSICAL THERAPEUTICS || | o 5 3 WILLIAM T. MAHONEY as - oom {1 ministrator of the estate orfl;o:idu Oi lhe Tolootae SR . Try The Emplre classifieds 2 LENNON, deceased, and all per-|}| results. 2 " b sons are required to file, on or &5 e i ‘H before said hearing, their objec- | RN mo s e o sl DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE TELEPHONE—51 t rE or to any particular item thereof,|f| T Yfl E l G specifying the particulars of such objections; and, at said hearing said Court will adjudicate and de- termine who are the heirs and dis- tributees of said decedent, and all NEED EXPERTLY FILLED SAVINGS ACCOUNTS * SENDIT TO YOUR FRIENDS! persons are required to then show CAPITAL—$50,000 | cause why all of said estate should | 4 : B 3 SURPLUS—$125.000 FOLDERS . . . STATIONERY . .. o i o Ve i | s | dolph and one-half to Terry Len- non through his guardians Mary | Lennon Rudolph and Thomas F. | Rudolph, as prayed for in said ad- | ministrator’s final account. P Dated at Craig, Alaska, March | 22nd, 1940. | JAMES T. BROWN, United States Commissioh® 13 er and Ex-Officio Prol | Judge. | Publication dates, March 26, April 2-9-16, 1940, A TAGS . . . POSTERS . . . CARDS . . . INDEXES . . . LEDGERS Phone 374 for Estimates Daily Alaska Empire 2% PAID ON SAVINGS * A Complete Resume of Alaska! SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES First National Bank " JUNEAU—ALASKA ; | ZSc——WrappEi_n_d Mailed PHONE 374—The Empire Printiag Co.-