The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 10, 1940, Page 8

CLOSING OUT SPECIALS | TEACHER'S SCOTCH(Fifth) $3.15 | Monogram Whiskey (10 yrs. old) qf. 53.42 Corby's Whiskey (10 yrs. old) Pints $1.78 IDINS30¢ » 2 BFER - - - - 8FORS1.00 01D QUAKER - QUARTSS1.76 NEAY LIQUOR STORE ADJOINING PERCY’S R HITLER BLASTS CAPITAL Makes Bid ichympaihy of Three Taken Off Exposed Labor in Blasphemous = Beach Where Their | - Address Today . Craft Pounded one) launches L th salvaged trips” with the beach to bring off gear wrecked men had their boat and dc d ed pretiy tuckered cut Lm.. them aboard.” BOATMEN - Imm(l W. Brown, Haida the men not suffering reatly ammmslrrml from their hardships @ ald to Perry, wh rib was broken Prospecting Juneau a few ing headin: the elder Straits, ‘They lox when 2 prospect” 5 scmewnere on Icy exact care to They w it and then the next wave Hot Springs. it where I could grab it. baths We got a deer the next day and that helped some.” Boats Pass By Then followed miserable when signal fires were kept burn- | gine going ing by day and night, but dozens|the rocks.” passing boats failed to see or heed their fires, their flour sack | distress flag, or their frantically ryjy yemembered this morning th waving lantern at night this . Mmost- récext experience “A big boat came by one night|cecond shipwreck in three mont close in," Jomes said. “I was up| On Armistice Day, as half of the night waving the lan-|ajidavs were bad Iuck days, R tern, but they went right on by.'gie's boat filled and ¢ She was sure pounding into the|man Cove on Prince of Wales seas. You could hear her crashing!jang into ‘'em even lying in your blan-| kets in the swamp. (Conunuea 1rom rFagt (Continued from Page One) reveal “we I lost brought forced to go in although preferred common sense to force,” but at another time, Hitler indi- cated that Naziism has long pointed at overthrowing the Versailles Treaty was water in the gas,” Perry said, |we we “I said this even when I still was a soldier,” Hitler said, and reassert- ed his confidence that nothing in the world will stop rmany. Gosh—1le's Fantatic He declared: “Once T have decided on my course, I'm filled with bound- less fanaticism.” Hitler made only passing refer- ence to the United States, bracketing it with Britain and France, where =aid capitalism rules behind a front of democracy and the bene- tits of power go to a few He also cited unemployment fig- ures, saying twelye to thirteen mil- lion are idle in the United State: annually of Second Wreck 16 “T slept for days |slime on the beach that time,’ Skiff Repaired [dle said, “Until Perry came alc Blankets never were dry and the|ang brought me in to Juncau rain persisted. The broken and bat-| haven't had dry clothes for th tered skiff was salvaged and with|months.” the aid of a few old nails and| 1 boards was repaired Ine tost A can of paint was taken from|on my back,” and in the the wreck and the little punt re-|cent wreck, the result was the sa painted over its patches, a big Imn-l[m all three men fire spurring the drying process. 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Jewell of thei Haida said his men made “several f | we an, too wd ose days for * numm | the! location of which he doesn't | kee | Sevenly-four year old Randle rue- | tee, empowered to study the entire hat | is his, might be hs. | though | that ie ank in Kauf- in the rocks and Ran- mng ree he said | “everything but the rlmhr-\i most re-| me | his hard- clderly Randle who has been islands appeared to a point “|H‘H,1n much better hea®h this morn-|, he intercepted an Indian aboa nd‘mu than his younger “,,,,pm,mnh‘ Asked if he intended to go to his! up. | Tl knock | oM ing in! 1 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, DEC. 10, 1940. FIRSTLADY - SLAPS OUT; UNION DUES Declares Only Racket IF | Body Demands Cash for First Card | WASHINGTON, Deec. 10. Mrs, | Reosevell said today that “If it |were not a racket,” a union would adjust its initiation charges in or- Mining |der to make membership available ) pute of to those King entrance without | Creek in the Yenta Mining {cash payment first | trict, has been affirmed by The First Lady made the a rcuit Court of App {tion at the hearing of the House| The decision went against Nick Cemmittee on Migration where she ! Balabanoff, placer miner, who was went to the stand after the wife of { enjoined from trespassing on the \”‘ itinerant electrician, D. Thomas,| company property and diverting testified her hushand was unable to! waters of Nugget Creck ,\"H on Army construction at Fort| Bajabanoff built a dam 38 feet {Meade because h 1 the initia- | apove the, Cache Creek holdings. tirn fee to “an trical union Sued in court at Valdez, the com- In her tectimeny on migration, priority Mrs. Rocsevelt expressed the opin- hed By ion. “It is deplorable that in some before cases, children of migrant il jes haven’t any idea what it mes ito be a citizen of a democracy e (ache Creek Mine Qutfif Wins Wafers in'Dispute Over Nug- gef Creek Flowage SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Dec, -A decision of an Alaska District Court in favor of the Cache Cresk Company involving a di water rights on N er- to have iter, establi company’s predecessor when b Ierritorial la ted Gefining reparian the ihe 1017 on: )\ Court of disser from the ma- of opinion and held there nothing to show the pred to the company made appro- the water supply -ee - ~ LAWFOR appy s - STRIKES " giaNT JoB . Possibility of Severe Pen-' alty Rises for Hinder- 1 ing Defense hews of ted ated pdation of CHICAGO, IIl., Dec 0.—Gabby Hartnett, former manager of the Chicago Cubs, has signed a contract as player-coach with the New York Giants. ————— Helen (arrow and Dr. Rarmsey Marry member of | Early this WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-House seeking ways of prevent- ense industr reort might ed to make any stoppage of edness production punishable treason Representative Hobbs |the House Judiciary Sub-Commit- | morning shortly after [the arrival of the North Sea, Miss Helen Carrow of Lansing, Michi- Steve Ramsey were imarried at the Metropolitan Meth- Hoseydr: Eolibe. avp Hone {odist Church. The Rev. G. Edward come less severe deterrent will yKnight read the service. The bride {suffice in place of treason legisla~ | WAS Eiven in mar by Dr. Court- tion and place labor and ind | Doy Smith. - Mrs Courtney_Smith in cooperation. |attended her and William Ramsey 1 SHg son of the groom, was best man Methdlewomen dir of the Afflicted Crippled Called to Meeting On Reorganlzatlon | Childrer of Michigan. Dr. Ramsey is !tor of the Crippled Children’s Com- mission for Alaska and before com- All Methodist women to meet at the church tomorrow!but will remove shortly fo the Hen- levening at 7:30 o'clock for an un»‘num Apartments on Dixon Street. | portant ussion on the effect| —_— e —— ling to the Territory was director lof _the Michigan Commission. | pr. on ot ‘e netnoais cnen, MRS« JOHN RECK TOMORROW P. M. said such stit* step | 8an_and Dr found nec situation, are | Members of y Circle and of Lho l’-‘ru‘ndl_v Sew- ing Circle will meet at the time | jointly, together with unorganized n of the church. | Mrs. G. Edward Knight will lead | the discussion, explaining the new morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at | organization. Hoslesses for the so-,the Resurrection Lutheran Church \ml which will follow will be Mrs,| for Mrs. John Reck. The Rev. John Knight and Ms. George Martin, L. Cauble will conduct, the services, - Women Voters to Meet Tomorrow The Juneau branch of the League of Women Voters will gather to- morrow for the regular monthly meeting at the Penthouse at 2| o'clock. | For Mrs,” Charles W. Hawkes- ‘Reports from the study groups worth who is leaving Thursday to of “Know Your Town' a study|pape her home in the States, the of the history of Juneau; Status of Women,” a survey of|sor g Juncheon tomorrow at 12 o'- the various and somewhat amazing clock at the Scottish Rite Temple. statutes affecting women in the ————e——— States and Territories. and “Taxa-| SIMMONS MAKES TRIP tion,” a study of Alaskan taxes,| TO PETERSBURG TODAY will be heard. | Shell Simmons flew to Peters- Any woman on the Channel Wburg today with Mrs. G. R ,ors invited to visit or to join theland Charles Graham, r' ing to groups. Mrs, Frank Metcalf, presi-|meet pilot Herb Muut>* [;om Ket- dent, will preside. chikan at the Wrar,cll Narrows “ R A town. Munter was to take the two | Subscribe to the Daily Alaska!to Ketchikan. ‘Empnc-—tho paper with the largestl — .- ‘pand circulation. ! Try a classitied ad in The Empire lowor from tropic lands plot of Evergreen Cemetery. 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