The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 15, 1940, Page 5

/ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MAR. 15 N.Y. YANKS FOR SALE Governor of New Hamp: shire Denies, However, He Is Purchaser NEW YORK, March 15. — There here over s the New York Yankees are 1as been a big scur IS REPORT | WOMANKEGLER | PREVENTS WIN SWEEP AT ELKS Tailors pacea tne crowd with the two top keglers of the evening at | the Elks alleys last night, but Tail- ors won only two from Luckies, with Mrs. Harry Sperling marking 210 in the last game, a fancy score for any woman. Two high bowlers were Harve If- fert with 530 and Paul Kegel with 52¢. In the only other match rolled last night, Fosters beat Grocers three times running with the ad- vantage of a 5 pin spot. Tonight's games are, Mallards vs. at Gov. Francis Tailors, Grizzlies vs. Femmes and Hampshire, was Sharks vs. Amazons, in the purchase but Scores last night as as follows: . was found he admitted Grocers inquired into the possibility of Thibodeau 122 102 95— 419 everal weeks ago but Benedict 139 141 149— 529 otiations were now Koski 177 134 147— 458 way or that he had even| | i i s » ted an outright proposition| & “ Totals - 438 377 on the 84,00 asked for the | Fosters e i SIX-.F °|°I TmE '}.—H‘oper Spot % 1 The sale of the club has been| SPrings eternal in the heart of | B Burford 138 137 rumored for gome, time because, the | Mryin. Breuer, 25, former 1shs | poster 142 170 estate’ ShLhE T8 U6T Tlippert oo | 5 Y L e, | D, Foster 112 100 103— 315 | a steady berth with the Yankees quires money for taxes | at St. Petersburg, Fla., camp. R - D - ! Breuer, a lad from Rolla, Mo., Totals 467 482 4291378 i ~ N measures 62" Tailors FRED COLEMAN DlES & Iffert 145 202 183— 530 from Oakland in 1915 to work on the | ooer B ;’fg AT HOSPITAL TODAY | alaska Rairoad. He had lived in % P e e ’ e Juneau since 1931 being employed | o) 465 542 470—1477 Fred Coleman, 56, passed away A&t various odd jobs > Luckies at 6:30 o'clock this morning at St.| NO known relatives survive. Fu-| o0 19 19 19— 57 s Hospital where he had been Deral services will be announced|nro gperling . 129 138 210— 477 ving medical treatment since later. The remains are at the|pp' pDufresne 143 162 142— 447 ary 17. Charles W. Carter Mortuary. ‘Sm‘rlmu 157 172 181— 510 Coleman was born in Trenton, ; SN S e T Totals 448 491 552—1491 New Jersey, and came to Alaska THIS NEW GENERAL ELEC- Try an kmpire ad New General Electric Range Simplifies the Fine Art of TRIC RANGE IS MAKING ELECTRI C COOKERY MORE POPULAR THAN EVER. IT'S SIMPLE, FAST, ECONOMICAL-AND A BARGAI and more than 2,000,000 is sure, fast and econom beautiful new General USE The swing is to the electric range now cook electrically—for it sides keeping your kitchen so clean and cool. You can own this Range today at a new low price and on an easy payment plan. N, TOO! women ical, be- Electric LIANCES W's easy s stay young electrically—with @ A GENERAL ELECTRIC SPECIAL | four games from the Juneau Florists. GEORGEBROS. NORWEGIAN " i oaves, PARLIAMENT - IS TO MEET STOCKHOLM, Sweden, March 15. At the Brunswick alleys last night George Brothers hung up three tal- lies topping 500 and totalled 1652 pins with Art Burke's 557 leading the way. The George Brothers' trio won the calling of Parliament, is looked There will be a meeting of the Glad Tidings Band at Bethel Mis- sion tonight at 8 o'clock. All mem-| bers and friends are vrged to at- London and Paris, | Allied diplomatic circles believed | that the US.S.R. will permit the formation of a Nordic pact and| tend then step in and take over. i m * I It was pointed out that such an| Tedav's News Toaav—Empire. . rarrangement will assure Germany of her needed supplies of Swedish 'ducts and other Scandinavian raw | ‘roon SPECIALS! E ‘lm’ir‘[fi;“:;d that plans were hclng‘ e discussed openly for such an alli- SPECIAL ance in the face of the transactions in the Soviet-Finnish peace terms | FRESH STANDARD —Arrival of President Hambro and |§! while Takus took four from the|upon as the first step in negotia-|f| Brunswick Cafe. tions toward a possible Northern | Tonight's games are Brunswick vs. | Defense Alliance between Sweden,| Barbers and Druggists vs. Home! Norway and Finland. | Grocery — >-ee | Scores last night are as follows: | iy | ARE SPECULATING Iffert 145 214 192— 551 | Holmquist 196 168 180— 544 | AS ]‘0 NEX'I' MOVE | Burke 195 170 192— 557 Totals 536 552 564—1652 GERMANY Io TAKE‘ Juneau Florists | Halm 163 202 180— 545 bt | Lajoie 143 184 136— 463 H cameae 110 w1 - ois| Peace in North May Be Totals 482 543 498—1523 cap"fihled onto Im- Brunswick Cafe H HH sationg ot a4 wa—an| ProveReich Position Roberts *169 169 169— 507 Mura 154 139 159— 452| COPENHAGEN, March 15, —| RO — | European capitals are still filled Totals 460 450 460—1470| with speculation on how Germany | Taku . i will try to capitalize on the Soviet-| Aquino 164 145 203— 512 Finnish peace to improve the Nazi Terencio 147 154 195— 496 diplomatic and economic position. Villaganas 182 166 178— 526 Developments are expected on/f —— —— —— ——Itwo fronts, in Scandinavia and in| Totals 463 465 576—1534|the Balkans. —Average score. Did not bowl. | The moves for the creation of a SomiormmliA { defensive alliance among Norway, | GLAD TIDINGS BAND MEETS !Sweden and Finland are being| gy watched with some misgivings in 'gave rise to suspicions in some EGGS2™ " 63c jquarters that Germany is engineer- | ’mg the Scandinavian pact { TEXAS PINK. for GRAPEFRUIT 4 z7c IMPORT RULES CAMPBELL'S TOMATO BRITISH STATE _S 0“ P4™" e ‘Unifed States Is Conferring | N“BORAZ}":“‘(:V i with Allies fo Pro- | SOAP POWDER tect Our Commerce |~ WASHINGTON, March 15. — | British - Ambassador to the United | i States, Lord Lothian, today issued | a formal statement saying that re-| strictions on imports of certain| American products have been ap- plied merely as war measures, | The restrictions are “not_in any | way intended to cause a perma-| nent diversion of trade,” Lord Lo-| thian declared. | HE fl’]lkE CIDER VINEGAR “ 1% FANCY YELLOW NEWTONS APPLES 1™ 28c l 1b. pk. for z3c CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS SOAP 4° ~ 29c| NOTPERMANENT | ALLIED REQUEST Norway Foreign Minister Secretary of State Cordell Hull|Foreign Minister Koht today assert-, said later at a press conference that |ed that no official request for pas- close to @ 340 pace during the Thrilling New Spring CREPES ADVANCE SA the Pric EVER HAD BEFORE Saturday of new Spring di 10US FABRICS! 65¢ct LE SATURDAY Have Several Frocks for eof ONE! MAKE YQURSELF MORE DRESSES THAN YOU'VE and SAVE in this special sale ress material which we have just received. OVER 700 YARDS OF TRULY GLOR- Made to Sell for $1.00—$1.95 yd. 1.50vd. IN SATURDAY'S SALE! ® French Crepes ©® Stripes ® Spun Rayons ® Dots ® Feather Flannel ® Florals ® Suava Prints ® Scrolls | ® Whisper Sheer ® Pastels 4 | ® Sculptress ® Whites l ® Blacks SO COLORFUL, SO RICH ING IT'S ACTUALLY FUN grand values, your dre: ing! Dainty patterns . . . colors . . . soft subdued o wardrobe now and SAVE! QUALITY T0 AID FINLAND GIVEN REJECTION RALLY FOR that although his batting average went into a tailspin last year that Gives His Version of Incident ! mark, Ernie was one of the most 4 |valuable and timely hitters the OSLO, March 15. — Norwegian Reds had. Lombardi banged the ball at All wonderfully smart for spring. lOEBARDI? TAMPA, Fla, March 15.—Admir- | ,ers of Ernle Lombard{ point out|Rice home will be a charming set- !dropped him far below the 300 LOOKING, SO SOFT DRAP- TO SEW THEM! And such ses will cost you next-to-noth- splashy types . . . Glowing | nes; All your favorites . . . Sew your spring * { Dry Goods Department and Men's Shop ! open until 6 every evening. F | 1 B. M. BEHRENDS (0. } SINCE 1887 { | Music;l Program . Will Be Given at Junior Guild Tea The spacious rooms of the C. E. ting for the St. Patrick’s silver tea to be held tomorrow between the hours of 2 and 6 o'clock. Members of the Junior Guild of Holy Trinity Cathedral will be hog~ tesses. For the pleasure of the guests during the afternoon Mrs, Jack Livie will play violin selections. Miss Frances Wheeler, pianist, will STALEY CORN & g pkgs. J GLOSS STARCH lsc WITH POT HOLDER and DISH CLOTH FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ON THIS BOAT! DELIVERY HOURS 10:30 a.m., 2 and 4 pm, discussions are continuing with rep-|5age of Allied troops through the resentatives of the British and Scandinavian countries to go to the French governments to saf!guard!aid of Finland was receiv d until American commercial interests. ilast Tuesday and this was when — e ‘peacv was announced. Koht said the request was turned the war if Germany tried to inter- | down, first b se it was f Past Noble Grands ~cows, i e i v e : . W"M tT hfl t the Allied forces bound fe Past Noble Grands will meet to- | @M 100 1ate: night at 8 o'clock at the home of il 'BUYING PLANES - There will be a combined business and, social session with Mrs. Rob- last month when the Cardinals were challenging the Reds for the National League pennant. will be Cincinnati’s No. 1 stop again this year. e Epworth League to Discuss Plans for Ernie | back- | STANDARD MA! 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PHONE 34 Third and Franklin I French, British Negofia- tions for French and British pur- chase of additional hundreds of meetings. American airplanes suddenly ter- | | minated today. ! The move is believed to be con- nected with the forthcoming con- gressional inquiry into the sale of | ‘planes to Today's News Today—Empire f okl g Futurg Gatherings Epworth League will meet this | evening at the Metropolitan Meth- (Odist Church with Merle Whitt- COMES TO HALT accompany her. — - — Try an Empue ad. FINE Wateh and Jewelry at very reasonable rates PAUL BLOEDHORN 8. FRANKLIN STREET |meyer acting as leader. Refreshments will be served by a committee in charge of Miss Ber-| nice Mead. H There will be the usual social ev-| ening with games | tions in New York End SUddenly | At the supper hour there will be hETEIL % a round table discussion in regard NEW YORK, March 15—Negotia- 5 he pdssible changing of the! type of soclal entertainment at| AL SRR, | LARGE SUM LEFT | TO UNFORTUNATES European belligerents, . POLLY AND HER PALS I_DON'T TAKE NO STOCK IN_ THIS STUFF ATALL/ FER EGGZAMPLE--- 1D LIKE TO PERSON WHO JESS SEE ONE 4 REELLY BELIEVES THAT A BLACK CAT CROSSIN' YER PATH IS BAD LUCK! SUPER- M STiTion e By CLIFF STERRETT Woman Wills $400,000 fo| ' Crippled Children, i Blind Persons { ————ee —— | | BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March| 15—~The will of Mrs. Minnie Bar-| rett left San Franpisco crippled | children and blind persons an estate | valued at $500,000. The elderly widow died March 6. She left a third of her estate to| a children’s hospital for treatment!| of crippled children. The remain- der was willed to a home for the blind and to 120 blind men and wo- | men designated by name, living in| various parts of California. * e “The Kit-Kat” club was formed; by 30 noblemen in England in 1703 to promote the Protestant succes- sion, NITE —