SPECIAL
CLEARANCE
SALE
ON HARD LIQUOR
The Following Brands we Are Eliminating and the Price
Will Remain as Quoted Below Until They Are All Gone
HIRAM WALKERS LONDON DRY GIN
PINTS—95cts FIFTHS—$1.90
KENTUCKY ACE STRAIGHT WHISKEY
PINTS—$1.20 QUARTS—$2.25
MAJOR PAUL WHISKEY
PINTS—$1.05 QUARTS—$3.25
HAWTHORNE WHISKEY
PINTS—$1.25 QUARTS—$2.50
BRIGADIER WHISKEY
PINTS—75ots
The Following Brands of Better Grade Liquor We Are Offer
ing at Following Prices Until The fith of June
INPORTED SCOTCH WHISKIES AS FOLLOWS
JOHN DEWAR WHITE LABEL
PINTS—$2.50 FIFTHS—$4.00
HAIG & HAIG FIVE STAR
PINTS—$2.50 FIFTHS—$4.00
TEACHERS HIGHLAND CREAM FIFTHS $4.00
VAT SIXTY NINE FIFTHS $4.00
SANDI TAMSON FIFTHS $3.85
IMPORTED COGNAC BRANDY
THREE STAR HENNESSY FIFTHS.$4.25
BOURBON WHISKEY FOUR YEARS OLD
OLD CROW FULL QUARTS $4.75
OLD CROW. PINTS $2.50
We will make deliveries on liquor up till nine o'clock at
night, so telephone in your orders
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NUGGET
10 Of America’s
Famous Young Do
Not Wait Fame
Young Men of America Do
Not Wait Be Served To
Fame: Help Themselves
(By The Associated Press)
LOS ANGELES, June — Youth
will be served, the old saying goes,
but there are a lot of young men
in America who have not waited to
be served—they have served them
selves cafeteria style, with deserved
fame, earned before they were 40.
“America’s Young Men” publish
ed here as a sort of “Who’s Who”
for biographical data on prominent
young men, has compiled a list of
such outstanding men to achieve
fame and make records of real ac
complishment. Here is an alphabet
cal list of the first 10, all of them
under 40:
Walter E. Disney: 33, Hollywood,
because he created the Mickey
Moose and Silly Symphony sound
cartoons. Disney not only has made
himself a great deal of money, but
has created the only really inter
national characters now in the films,
vastly popular throughout the word.
From the high-toned art critics who
aver that new art forms are being
born through these sound cartoons,
to the man on the streets of New
York, Moscow, London Madrid and
Tokyo acclaim rises to this young
man of 33.
Unspoiled by Film Fame
Clark Gable: 33 Hollywood, be
cause he is one of the foremost act
ors in motion pictures. Gable, the
editors believe, is far more than just
another great lover of the screen as
his performance in “It happened One
Night" proved. And because he has
refused to “go Hollywood”, and, with
half the women in America crazy
about him can still say of his car
; eer “It's a living.”
John Edgar Hoover: 39, Washing
ton, because he is chief of the bur
eau of investigation of the depart
ment of justice, which ended the
crime careers of men like Dillinger
and Nelson. Hoover despite the in
trepid gunplay of his operatives, has
centered on improving the calibre of
federal detectives, 80C; of whom
are now law-trained, and insists on
“get the evidence” as a motto for
the federal investigative service.
LaFollette Wins Honors
Charles A. Lindber.hg
Robert M. LaFollette Jr. 39 Madison
Wisconsin, because he is an out
standing member of the United
States senate. “Young Bob” as they
called him when he succeeded his
distinguished father in the senate,
is well on the way to di 'irction in
his own name. Few senators are
m >ro popular or batter-re poet'11 ev
en by t!ri;e who disagree with him.
LaFol'ctte has been active beh'nd
every progressive cause in the sen
ate, a ti' mine advocate for youth.
Charles A. Lindbergh, 33: New
York, because he has continued to
contribute to aeronautical knowled
ge. Those who think of Lindbergh
in terms of his great flight to Paris
in 1927 are apt to forget the great
service he has rendered to the cause
of expanding civil aviation in blaz
ing new trails, inventing valuable de
vices, and devoting himself to the
impending regular overseas mail ser
vice.
Shows Way to Publishers
Henry R. Luce: 36 New York, be
cause he is editor and publisher
of Time and Fortune magazines, and
in them created the widest new in
fluence that has come into the per
iodical publishing business in recent
year , affecting the whole field of
new reporting.
Paul A. Siple, 26 selected from
more than 800,000 Boy Scouts to ac
company the first Byrd expedition
to the South Pole and, as chief biol
ogist to the present expedition, is
returning with a wider knowledge
of Antarctic exploration than any
youth ever before attained at his
age.
Edward R. Stettinius Jr., 34 New
York because he has been made
vice-chairman of the financial com
mittee of the United States Steel cor
poration. Despite being the son of
a wealthy banker and former Mor
gan partner, Stettinius’ value on
his own hook is indicated by the
fact that Steel drew him into his
present job from an unrelated field
as a vice-presidnet of General Mo
tors. He is the youngest man ever
to hold a comparable position with
the Steel corporation.
Carves Aviation Career
Eugene L. Vidal: 39, Washington,
because he attained the post of dir
ector of air regulations of the aero
nautics branch of the department
of commerce after service in the
army air corps and after establish
ing the Ludington Air Lines and giv
ing wide service to other commercial
aviation enterprises.
James P. Warburg: 38, New York
because he is an economist, a writ
er and vice-chairman of the Bank
of Manhattan. Though descended
from a long line of bankers War
burg’s books "The Money Muddle”
and ‘It’s Up to Us' are unusually
clear, practical and devoid of theor
ies and guesses. Though conserva
tive, they are unusually broad and
tolerant in view.
The beauty of listings like those
above is that anybody can play.
Maybe you'll think of other young
( Continued On Page Four )
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SAILING FROM SEATTLE
S. S. VICTORIA June 1st
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S. S. DERBLAY . Aug. 14th
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