The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 3, 1941, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JAN. 3, 1941. PETAIN SHAKES CABINET | * ‘Bonapartists Wan Royalty N ?J . onTopAgainforMod- | ern Day France 8 CREDITS FOR GREAT BRITAIN REVEAL NEWPATTERNOFRELATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND THE EMPIRE DOLLARS TO - AND FROM - BRITAIN First Year Of War Each Coin Represents | Second Year Trend DOLLARS 100 Million Dollars DOLLARS BRITAIN ! DOLLARS WE MAY PAY MAYPAYUS... Phone | 104 | BERT D DOLLARS MAY0D BROWN OR WHITE NOT PROCESSED WE PAID BRITAIN | (e¥ ASSOCIATED PRESS) BRITAIN PAID US ... BRITAIN . . . | On the European political front, e L e e e e St e S . -ance’s Chief of State, Marshal [ X v TG A RETTES CAMELS - LUCKIES - RALEIGHS = o NEWLY Taaioisn snid aDERA Wit ap- CHESTERFIELDS - KOOLS S wawan NEWLY E“:;':fi‘[é ...FORU.S. cared to be an “appeasement” di- B S w— MINED GOLD EXPORTS c milar to that set up by [] . ; S - EMPIRE ...FORU. S TO BRITAIN P Bonaparte in the early PO an's (ore - — GOLD TEOXPO';TS (Planes, < of the French Republic " 2 [ [] [] [] 5 o bl Goods, imiral Darlan, known to have 1 (Planes, ...FORU.S. Food, cn anti-Brtish even since the Bri- Sehe el can et —35 .FORU.S Goods, IMPORTS Ete.) ittack on the French fleet at B | iMPORTS Food, FROM , emerged from the v ey et ar es res es — FROM Etc.) EMPIRE i e st ol I m s the new strong man of BH | empRe Pracice undel BEtE — — From U, $. Dopartmest France under Petain 1 gD BN SUCTE (1L R N - . of Commerce n is heading a new triumy Bert's Cash Grocery START 1941 RIGHT Your Food Headquarters MAKE -BORA—GIANT SIZE PACKAGE - - - - 45¢ N COFFEE—Schilling, Chase & Sanborn, M. ). B., Ib. 25 ¢ (aron §1.25 Dozen 40¢ NNAISE—BestFoods . . . . Quart45¢ Phone 105 N th Germany, becmoing D By MORGAN M. "» ‘rves or his securities ) ing the fitst year 0: \ne war ”:,H_f “lp:n—;:.-ly[ dhvecth Ik AP Feature Serviec ® il When he needs extra dollats,| Nejher British investinenis 101 | g peonomic At O et RIS e e B R e B headline PkOHD aBow credits gaid. s BT Mk to ey o s | SO TesRigR was, ILTGIE. B0 The cf FINEST NETTED GEM—GENUINE NO. 1 GRADE the hubbith - At crag d. h uld like to borrow on his | gritish can’t be quite broke frble lie 1€ fundamental pey te to avold selling his|parq-boiled ones concede, howsver. | gonapart a ¢ ‘ i A v its, or even pledging them. [ypag the British must have cashed|yichy to return Q@? gn ?QE‘ Zg Ibs 1 50 Ibs 35 100 Ibs 59 Uni ¢ B ! ely for him - | in some of their investments to cOVer grand nephew, Princ ') ] [;’-\, o) s & o . . M £ o8 d skout a personal ncte he gave | yrepayments on future war order: eon Count of Montford, 26, 3 the moment the patterr Unit:d States about 20 vears and the cost of American factory come ruler of modern France + ¢ cirlee; and ago, He failed to pay back $5000.- | expansion. R | on 2 table- 000000 worth of World War debts.| gighly placed middle-of-the-road- | ti- Now he's back again, suggesting, as| .5 in the administration take | Fred- he did before, that he's fighting the | |:der tack. It weuld be unfair, they GOI NOTHING 1 Lreau of the fellew he wants tof to start off b ng to ou y b nished borrow frem | c.ely peessed frier bout Collat-| o et e The selective service registratic clerk was asking a negro about his address Sume high guarpers, perhaps the fluential ‘i the administra- t can Morgenthau and Plhl—‘ do? There's that dt troyer deal s Fresident Rocsevelt traded 50 d think we should move he plrtal R o ¥ TS promise to lease | ‘nd earth to get planes to Br AR o'd mar eat t " (e el Tpgek he Jeran. saxing gl “Where do you get your mail?” 7 _‘But n ¢ hand hey argue the British are livin ; . ® Le form R it back. o | | (Lain'never gobno gl | AN I ke rats in holes, holding back & .wa) where does your father get {'ov cur raval experts argue oul | nodern barbaris o intends next o & 1 the A gab world rasources, build huge | S mail — ; ot s ‘[“ ¢ ¢ “ ‘1\ 2 i o % J” 1 “’ “He ain't never got no mail 1 t 1 A EN rivat [ war machires, then attack S " n taspaver will pay private ‘ s kel for the sites on a lease basis.| 1 tha trade lancs and up far it’s destroyers for a prom- ‘~uth America Try a classified ad in The Empire, THE WASHER th we ought to mine WHICH nothing more. i = Bl How about that December loan to h assete, but not quibble about o ge l.(.n GIVES YOU cCuhina? Josse Jones advanced $50.-| “ollataral. They scorn talk of taking | Socialite Attacked ALL THESE 000 for 4 pledge of future pro- ny of the r.‘“n-,]‘ ’\?/ In«inm ;..‘k‘ LAT : i T tnetic of trategic raw material hat we wanl with them aind a | ! FEATURES | (" oense. The ireasury put out| “Drifain’s been losing moncy on Jh-ther 857000000 from our cur-| Fem. Their pepalations nave dem- ' tabilzation funel netrated little capacily for govern- W can legally advance money ol ment. We want naval bases. Our * G Activator China. Oft'cially she's not ab war,|Pavy’s big enough to cnforce the gy o oy merely the vietim of an aggresser,|leases we want of what tain's al war officially. The neu-; happns in the | * Quiet Washing Action lity law forbids credits from our with a | NEVADA, can. 3—At least Poli ~ Those with nd its purpose is 1o give co Just 1 Leg Special Fratéirfiity Organ- ized by Paul Campbell |: t's the “fraternity of the wooden | artificial limbs and invited them to oin. " | “Ceurage,” which hands out advice. cheer and encouragement to pecple with cnly one leg. crything - ind, if necessary, mateorial ald ce e Ny, casu /. the Jehnson Act prohib-| All these lines of thought ¢ limb. Eventually et private lending. Despite that, ::._.-ml Im [o) ug]w. H‘ even more roject, for the Phibiips draws up for:Morgenthau contusing. Trouble is, people are ¥ 5 ard * External Adjustments e e pras kA3 et Rl Bt tisy ite Rise Stevens, young Metropolitan Opera m’;f aft:llr h(}\j fif'twth m‘:; o E Sl baian el ¢ Vv purchases g E PAINIOTHID Mo ford oo 3 o1, ‘present * G-E Guarantes DR fa Sty Bniok) thinking in terms of things—war formance as Cavalier of the 'R()ii;fln Der ?sen ;;: ::mdcr}:" b ATl brapaH) s ONLY 3 4 L L e Tanids i i e fifty roses to Lotte Lehmann, world famous soprano ) S e el E E 1 A cleay 1316 Bdmnis= | FESOWIO0R P a8, IUUENA. . 6 arpearance of the season in the leading role of the Richard Strauss < vewspaper, falks abou “r 60 NOWN vt Tt dering pians | Great Brilain, the exiled Nether- obera in New York. Mme. Lehmann is considered to be the greates$ wrdrn leas as tho they were ' bt futere ¥ h deals on the lands government and the United singer of the role in opera. o) gy i nell be envied and he can| Stohdde { the Chinese loan, Bul ©tales share between them most of — I tha history of U GENERAL % ELECTRIC i nt the Chin loan. Bu i ) Vistor bew shewld the thivg be drawn up? | he world’s veady raw materials and All went well until the hotel keep- !mb with all th> gusio of an adver 3 mn hop i indvctrial capacity. Sc unless we # . N WASHERS Srme hard-hoiled | ups el |10 ! er found that the farmer drank a ture v you British subjects at the end of Make an unsecured loan Lo the Bri- 19t more than he was entitled to on Hes Leen wearing ene for 25 years & st year held weil ever $4000.000- 17h. a deal between the United the strength of his deliveries of and he says .i’s responsible for his Alaska Electric o vown' o imcsmns in e siotes una Great et weui re- et e nited States. Why not sug t to the title to strategic things, the hotel keeper demand- Lumer. His grin is perpetual. : o Pritich that they ca cessarily territory, between the ed a settlement because the farmer Weman Proposed Club | IJlght & Power Co_ {ri? Or a least put them up as AT had deliveerd $45 worth of goods A year age Miss Weaver, a news- R \teral? Then talk about That means ultimately a new pat- and drunk $98 worth of wine and paper woman of Sapula, Okla., lost | A O 0oy sy, [ we e of relations. A future par brandy. a fcot in an accident and Campbell bout our future, we must look ou: NP N ecenem’e resources, maybe, Farmer PI’OV&S 10 Be laW' The farmer invoked an old law Wwrote to welcome iier “into the fra- | for a toe-hold on vast stoves of yaw ©F irdustrial produeticn . which forbids tavern-keepers from nity of the wooden lez.” i materials of all kinds from the end " ereditcr-hanker vele f - yer &S We||—-S|IpS Ofie | dispensing drinks on credit ‘She wrcte back immediat2ly andf of «the earth—tungsten, industrial €4 States similar to the British po- Th e went as far as the Fed- rropeced that w2 f-rm such an or-| diamonds, antimony, tin. rubber, Siticn befcre the war. it aul ue OVeT on lnflkeeper ral Supreme -Court which ruled tien.” Campbell says. “We sent manganese, dozens cf . on what happens in the wa Mrs. Eleanor Strubing = t-at the hotel keeper was not en- 2000 circulars to persons with have faw of thess, the Brit baial k : ) iled to his money. ht not the Dritish pledac of DANES NETTLED gf:li!lyg %fgmlfn;{-nt ‘:Ilr;x Iu{gunnr LAT-ANNE, Jan. 3—£+55 hotel BREONE o = e e 7 S OPE! AU AR el ubing, 32, of Round Hills, Conn., , M ihava Ko g . Or their gold preduct (ionNIIAG N—Nettles are being 5,4 formerly of Philadelphia, was keepeis \_.Ll have to think it over i @ harvested in several regions in Den- attacked, bound and gagged, and “tfOre giving lit to customers, That empire I p on mark. They will be thrashed and thrown into Kensico. Reservojr .0lOWing th erience one had E A T ($600.000.000 in 1939), plus the bil- sent to the spinneries for the same across the state line in New York, The farmer rade a h a | Chief W. A. Tow saved the rested Joseph Still, 31, her Negro chauffeur-butler. He raced to a fire house for cu service. hotel to be marked against drinks. to his credit View of Liverpool, Heavily Bombed by Nazis RE AlIL CLERKS UNICGN A.F.of L. Hall Sat. Jan. 4, 1941 $:00 . M. siijiaslsary Atiendance by Nazi flyers. The modern cathedral is in center Here is a general view from the air of Liverpool, of the picture, : A licn d m for im- | purposes as flax according to police. She succeeded te, m for all B, h -oe in throwing off the ropes that bound hotcl ke whereby thr farmer 1e cost of a fire run. The cruiser . 7 ted States dt Try a elassified ad in The Empire her, and swam ashore. Police ar- . would furnish his products to the | in which he was riding caught fire. own MORE Little gir], it's GOOD fer you! rb if from rich cream, it's good for you and if you insist on JUNEAU DAIRIES ICE CREAM it's the best on the market. Of it's made course ® JUNEAU DAIRIES Inc. Rosenkavalier 'Cheer for Several hundred requests publishes ‘a2 monthly magazin ‘Initiation Is Terrific' “Believe me, state of mind is ev when ycu're getting u | 1o cne cf things,” says Camphe talking “woden 1 phi “The initlation yc 1 noquiring vour artif ~ial 1inb o tor ite. Tt Id i and Augus'd Weavef | er, gentier feiizw with your fellow men — A purpcsz of the f::'c BY OSCAR KAHAN wige state or nationai pl i vu AP Feature Service W SHRGIEE - HiBelciel »e 5 (AR ? s needy, erippled porsons. Lo e EAST ST. LOUIS, IN. Jan. 3.—A ,o0p 40 oreanize an engineering and sch has Lo lose a log to get into [ b o BA AR A BAS DEOT {raternity vhs aill > o by : " s Lotk il the fratornity. that Pau (] ,'“,‘,Ph« uce more comfurtable “mod-ls of ard M"~. Avgusta Weaver have o~ g (ipioi) [imbs canized. AEEPLOER Peddler Half Right Anyway BLOOMINGTON, Ind A peddler walked into and handed the waitre of needles and a card. The card ex plained he was deaf and dwmnb. s this the ouly kind of needl have?” asked the waitress. “No,” he replied. “I've got 1 more in my b: She didn't make a purchase. Jan for memberships came right back and the society now is a going concern restaurant lot Finnish Steam BATES ON WILLOUGHEY AVE OPEN EVERY DAY FROM 1:00 P. M. EXCEPT SUNDAY OLGA M. 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