The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 11, 1940, Page 3

THE: DAILY ALASKA EMPIR THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1940 | Daily C 1Puzsle MRS, HARBALS [JANE WITHERS HI D rosswor( uzzie SHOW PLACE OF JUNEAU |}| | ACROSS Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 2. Rewiidored 7 ! A . . Ame L Pronoun o | . THEATRE Last Times Tonight ARE “ARRED Precipitous . Harmtot RELIEF ARTICLE! ————————— o On of the % | Law and disorder come to the 4 7 Hebrides 1 —— slang islands | {West with Jane Withers and Leo E d ]' Dry . Cotton-seeding | W Carrillo in “The '\H/ll\" Wildcat ” . : i 4 : “Sorority House'” Ends To- 1 e o Veteran Worker Resigns| St . prawrios com- 14 Member of a petals w |éay whtich cnds tonight at the Coli- night at Capitol Ehlitonine witwte | as Welfare Agent |52 i o Theatre 5. Ol musical Pertaining to | a' Valdez | This is the type of picture Jane's m AR'ZO“‘ Y | 16, Sysiematized coast of the admirers have been waiting to see «+ ANNE SHIRLE 18 Disease of rye Mediter- | her in and, judging “from the re- . SON Conflict bfl“(‘r n two co-eds over Gy LilCt Banish | Mrs., Margaret Harrais re- | ception given the popular star last ]AMES ELLI {8 football hero and its resultant ex-| . . mopts e | signed as Agent of the Territorial |night, they just can't get enough of R.K-O RADIO PICTURE pose of sorority ethics is woven i{no‘ 25 AL that time , Flew. .,:m,‘:,l Department of Welfare after six|her. ok, of fHe seasond MG g | Bl Bo etan Comers Y | vears' service in relief matters. | Jane s seen as the adopted daugh- = oo screen cocuments. Entitled “SONOr-' ag gygiish letter 33. Long narrow On retiring, Mrs. Harrals wroteer of Leo Carrillo, who had been a ;"I{':I':‘u ‘:l'"" ity House,” it features Anne Shir- e o Paim lea an article, “The Alaskan Ant and |famous outlaw in Mexico many years Y SAPPY e L R R 108 e s The Idle Grasshopper,” which is before. ~“When a gang of crooks, |night at the Captiol Théatte finige i 4 ) B e et as follows hetided secretly by the sheriff him- Miss Shirley meets and falls in| 3 Of the mouth and N. B 3. Marred or goT e, | Six years of intimate connection |Self, steals a shipment of gold and love with the school football hero.| 33 Lie 0 490 Word of ac. g oG - Bofox SRR Gith the problem of relief give|Kill three men in doing it, Jane de- MIDNIGHT PREVIEW TC000.IN ARRANSAW. ) imiion. - Their young. love-sronses )| o e, . T,',i.itl,l S Wndins 40, Runbetween | oo an insight into human nature|CIdes ‘that its high time she and a5 THEY MADE HER A SPY the jealousy of the gladiator's ex-| 3 LeRlSq, o fruits § Civil injury 41 Eiah eges that cannot be seen from the, CarTillo do something about it. They | girl fri P stage : L Iotkin . sti Tnit of work 42 ylonian A e ! b g g ot girl .“?‘envd' A0 upstage, megiben.Of a“ B\:i.‘unen-l ’alinz it i 7. Greek lelter AT god sidelines, When the winter's snow |40, and it's the most entertaining |a sorority Not high DOWN £ Not vt 3. Devour' n | lies several feet deep and more is|f!im in'months S f Libert eries of circums . 1. Danish fiord decider 45 Seat in churc 5 8 1 E s | ¢ b SU(H IS FAME When a series of circumstances Rub out anish flor deci VR i o man oriedbis B ALso ons of Li eryALso nest Thief cause Miss Shirley to be mistaken | | Cartoon—News™ e # v 4 p // self as an applicant for relief, it} now time rm some straight lth- - TRASBURG, Va. April 11. —jous Greek-letter organizations. But | // w.should have Ainm- last Mlm.mm So, | red up ‘to fho Pmm n{] wbellum and h().w did you spend the money DOUGLAS, Wyo., April 11.—Fred Signal Knob, picturesque mountain |the jealous co-ed strives desperate- . * ;S. "ulbm this Wiuer HpC L8 sBe BBn Il Ien e Svsiem earned? Smitl private thief could be landmark where patrols observed |ly to blacken her name, and when | wf““:g' ‘:: f)( “1‘:: m.x( T))‘O b g.en(‘lnt('s‘ & encfm{mges it bl L e the feliow stole gaso. 'Fo0P Movements during the war she learns that the young Eirls --. Wb be fust as decp ung it ¥ia- |l e Tibd for Gwo yers o) monines” HE SRS e 1t S W5 i between the states, is Imng up to |father is in reality a poor grocery Jees g as pas 'S ] SHRA BN i .dl e aehs L ex:xsc ves and get ready (f v i ith's tank on several jis name nowadays. An airline bea- |store owner in a small town, she in- | o B ) the first year has ended. Maybe successful, independent lives; the cccasions he left a five-gallon can| ¢on has been put on the knob stigates an insidious plan to expose Fundamentals ,‘umv. is’ just as well, in the lon_': reaction to this appeal was, “T'll of motor fuel in the Smith back But pilots on the Washington-Cin- |and shame her before all. | (23 In any discussion of relief it is/run. I am informed that after lhl.%‘ get along some way for a few years \ Bt some gas out of vour| cinnati run, unaware of the beacon’s The unexpected result of this .-...//H....“ well to get back to fundamentals.| year all CCC work will be <ll~rm|~‘thm by the time I'm 45 everybody car and this is to return it," said historical significance, just call it |scheme in failing to break up Miss Nature makes no mistakes: If it|tinued except in the National For-|will be getting pensions” Not so a nole on the can “Site No. 34 Shitfey's " romAtice ~ 16GH8° £5° the “...//.. ..///“. was intended that any one should| ests. ‘Maybé this is just as well,' good, 5 _ | story's’ vivid and tramatic climax A ‘takc care of you (or me), that|too. A Road Commission exccutive; There are fish in the bay, game Directed for RKO Radio by John ..///-..-.// i/ .. olh](-Lx' o ‘»\ullflfl have been bm;]: ;:mu(ll’:’ull;%u:l\m, he usl‘(l(u)[hr able in the hills, fuel o all sldl(',fi. hm:g N ArTC . - se,” inc! s iright along with you; you would 0 gel etter service out ol a plenty of vacant lots on whicl MODBDERNIZING Prstom SRarorl Sount oliles | have been born twins instead of|gard by threatening to discharge raise potatoes, beets, carrots, ruta- DO NOT FAIL Pearce and J. M. Kerrigan. la single. Since most of us dl‘e;hm\: now the laggard only shruss bagas, and turnips. The world owes TO SEE BRIGGS RSP E, | born single, the inference is plain'his shoulders and says, “Oh. well; me a living. but I have never yet that each is expected to take care|T'll get a job with the CCC next found that “twin” who was born Reaut yware .-“.. . .. of himself, and the time to get|winter.” Since Valdez is not in the for the express purpose of carrying s FIXTURES So'e Arms // // / 37 ..// |ready to do so is during one's|National Forest, this coming sum- it to me on a silver salver. vith ifety bottom and seat S NO mor // / 1 school days. I wish this hard mcl‘mex‘ looks like a ‘good time to get MARGARET HARRAIS, 7 A B Coley ieihitly were taught in every school in ihe|ready for next winter Retiring Agent of Depart- . > sl g 2 n..-nfl.. n. | land—that no one is born for the| Pensiohs will not be so casily ob- ment of Public Welfare t i e g s ow u' o - |express purpose of taking care of | tained either. “I have spent 40 . PSS ON DISPLAY 46 ..///....//n.- {you beyond your childhood years. |vears in' Alaska,” is not sufficient AUTO RECOVERED We are all familiar with the reason for dethanding that our fel- An automobile belonging to B. i BICE & AHLER CoH. n.. ///H....y//“. story of the ant and the grass|low mem divide their saviogs to L. Williams, which he reported Exclusive Dealer as Ion | hopper. The ant toiled diligen ‘kl‘t‘p us in comfort to (hv_ end. missing last night, was recovered - |storing up food for the winter, and | Land of Opportunity today in Douglas. the grasshopper laughed at the, Forty years in a land of oppor- . B i £ TR KEI(HIKA" M“_I_S GROSS (ASE ]URY ant’s thrift. When winte me z)u-'lluulv—how did you \[)vud them Daily Empire classifleds pay. No Serious Cases Found at grasshopper, who had' boasted, “Oh, | = AN s A MR CLOTHES that are CLE pive ' I dance” asked the ant to share OFTEN—Wear Longer! Training Camps, Is BEI“G p'(KEIED STILL UNDECIDED with him his store; Tils ‘scere h} Gef thf TEN HIGH smile {eénacted every week in the office \ R Reporl Made lONGSHOREMEN Still out after more than 25|of the Agent of the Department of | r - wurs, the jury in the case ()I‘F.’Ilbllt' Welfare. There is some re- | EER'A NG’«’,’J By DILLON GRAHAM ; ] Electrical - Research p,"””L','”S, In- 1:;r that is legitimate and we're all Sports” Edltar, AP Beathtt Morvide 'I'wo Vers'ons G iven for on:‘)mal»(L”[au.mx‘:l “V‘Vl ‘ f:”dmi g{:t}l lf’ ”fm‘;lf",“‘d r]ui’r .Shdlrf‘. ,b!”: Work hae 1% Sure o e 0pping Loading o The case. went to the jury yes-|why in God's Hame should the ofies| ¥ were the sore-armed pitchers. Never S'eamer Taku terday afternoon at 2:40 o'clock. |who worked and saved be asked; had the major leagues had so many Gross asks a judgment of some |to divide with the drinkers and, - PHONE MODES of the MOMENT | by Adelaide Kerr —— |of Detroit and Lee Grissom of Cii- A land Bridges anywhere nearly ap-| | proached their old time effective- | | ness, former stars with doubtful sore throwing 'ms because’ of unex- plained soreness of off-season oper- KETCHIKAN Ala\ka April 11.— The Ketchikan Spruce Mills is be- | ing picketed by the International a single this spring. There's apparently nothing wrong with the pitching J. Daly, of the Ketchikan Spruce Mills stated the dispute in- arms of Whitlow Wyatt and Van | & ork b Lingle Mungo of the Brooklyn Dodg_wo]ves a dnlsionk of w:]r 3 etween ers, but both are uncertainties be-|the Sawmill Workers and the Long- cause of other injuries. Mungo| s Lo ate th ick- broke his ankle last season and‘ The Lofusncmpeetisiste (ha G |eting is to force the mill company m‘vc‘:," required an operation on his| i "y5i other waterfront employers | Last March the New York |1s signing the Pacific Coast award Carl Hubbell 'and Harold Schu- | = s miacher, who had undergone op- Edlsplllg; \ii'Li\vthe sawmill workers, erations in attempt to rid them- | selves of arm ailments. The Yanks didn't expect much from | Spurgeén Chandler, ‘who had i broken an ankle.JAnd Wes Fer- | rell had had an operation’ on | spruce for Seattle. his finger. Boston was wonder- ing whether Lefty Grove’s arm, which had suddenly gone dead in mid-season, would be nf any further use. Schoolboy Rowe had spent the | previous year down in the Texas | league, trying to bring his sore arm | back into condition. Dizzy and Paul | Dean were both complaining. Johnny | ‘Mlcn of Cleveland, Tommy Bridges | | cinnati were others, It turned out that only Grove Bridges won 17 ‘and Grove | $350,000, while the corporation seeks a judgment of approximately $90 for theater machinery parts, wasters? | We have had ten years of maud- | lin sentiment on the subject; it is ations I ; b ] . g! ‘Warehouse- e —— r And, to show how the cycle has | Longshoremen’s and ToaAlns )"7 swung to the other extreme, not MeN's Union, preventing ladng of ’ eet of serlous case can be’found |the steamer Taku of 25000 feet IT'S TIME TO CHANGE YOUR THINNED - OUT LUBRICANTS! CONNORS MOTOR COMPANY LOUIHE 1 ... 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