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THE DAIL‘x AL ASLA EMPIRF TUESDAY APRIL 23 1940 - FOR SALE— (Continued) BARGAINS WHILE THEY LA GE W ashing Mackines, like new Portable Electric Sewir g Cabinc |' oy Machine, like | h 1 D new, vin; Ma- ! pirat vert | chines, a $10. Call fy t 1 Phone 3 J. H. Ande Singer- | o vne will be given I; Maytag man_at Juneau Trans- | ar i fer, phone 48 | |2 LY ALASKA EMPIRE I | SIMMONS & | . Call Green 775 Count five average words to the tne FOR SALE—House in Douglas. In Daily rate per line for consecutive quire 210 Main St., Juneau r 101 o ey 10c FOR EAL Beautiful log cabin B¢ Tee Harbor. Phore 175 e "”f?l‘!‘::""‘::'p fl”":?’(‘_ by o| FOR SALE 193 Master Cievio- v the, atternoon fo nstbe], oo Soone DIk 454 rom 1 " listed in telephone . | FOR RENT—Furnished apartment P ASE th Ad-tdker. Three rooms and bath. Case Lot Grecery. FOR SALE LARGE FURNISHED heated quiet OR DISTANGE 1;]:.:;( 4:’\1;1 and Seward.| i 1 to $2 each » 53. Day Opt FOR RENT--Four-room, furnished o1 W 1ehby Ave | house. Phone 28, Douglas, USEI enamel wood bed | VACANGY at Assembly Apartments. t. B ings, mattress, stand, | dre d bureau with mirror.| VACANCY Simpson Apt. Gold Bait Also davenpori, easy chair, ra-| Ave. Inquire Nugget Shop. ah : vo card tables, Phone ‘\'ACANCY at Fosbee Apts FOR LE--One adding machine, ST abTReoH : | TIVE RATES FOR TWO- AND i and scale. Call 385. | pypEE_ROOM APARTMENTS FOR SALE House in Douglas, In-| FURNISHED OF UNFURNISH- quire 210 Main St. Juneau | ED. PHONE 439 FOR SALE—Furnished summer OF|oaping. MeMuiicn, $43 W. 9th St p nt home on Lena Beach Easy terms. Phone 415 [2-ROOM FURNISHED apt. with| 5 ; $ E bath and lights; also 3 FOR SALE — Reconditioned Ford| cabin. Call after 5 p.n motors; marine conver-| oty ave Model transmissions 3 e ted into high speed re-!STEAMHEATED room for rent. ¢ reconditioned Studb: Green 675. B ) Big Six Continental | ¥Fa 3/4 hp. stationary; | FOR RENT—Qujgi, modern, well | P ] 1 4-cylinder like new; furnished stc ux\ '\l.lltd 3-room 4 1 Regal, complete with re-| flat. Choice location, excellent v car; water-cooled mani-| view, Acults only. Phone 686 id: for A-B motors. See the V.| — Belt 3 | reduction drive. Lef | 6-ROOM house with bath, oil heat, build your oil tanks, Alaska| Frigidaire, nicely fumished Welder overstuffed. Call Windsor Apts OR RENT ATtz | 5 BGOM steam heated apt.; also 6- on Twelfth room apt Phone Blue 200, NT—Partly furnished flat. Snap Shoppe. ed, automatic 604. FOR R Inquire FO hp. General | | I with rails and| COZY, warm, furn. apts. Light 1 . 3-phase, 220 | water, dishes, cooking utensils i speed 1155 r.p.m. } and bath. Reasonable at Seaview tury Meat Market, | e S MISCELLANEOUS wr sale, Call at| | hoppe. | EXPERT public stenography and | » bookkeeping. Alice Mack, office. FOR SALE-Lunch room, good Baranof Hotel , reasonable. Box | GUARANTEED Realistic srass. Tlowers or vege.| Dents $450. Finger wave, 6 s 5 Lola’s Beauty Shop. Telephone fertilize NOW with GOAT | 1O&% Beud S ped-free, econmical, too. $1.50 at Femmer’s or THE " MAN — Mile 12, Glacier | TURN your ot goia cash or trade at Nugget Shop. BRIDGE « | Then he pe hoodlum to | Inc | dellars | tied to his body, |into a lake. Another victim was shot E g b mw value, | 3 MURDER, INC. CRIME RING, ISREVEALED Yigher-ups Are Sought i Fantastic Gang-$3 for Killing A year ago a murder ring was uncovered in Philadelohia, Po- lice estimated upwards of 100 persons had been poisoned or bludgeoned to death—for insur- ance. Eighteen of the 21 nersons arrested have been convicted or have pleaded guilty. Now a sec- ond crime syndicate, very differ- ent from the first, has been un- overed in Brooklyn, New York “This is its story. Bv OBY WIAN AP Feature Service Writer NEW YORK, April 23—A your: hoodium, Anthony (The Duke) Ma fetore, fidgeted on a chair in front of Brooklyn's District Attorney, Wil- liam O'Dwyer He was in a tough spot. He had been indicted with tw sther gangsters for a kil O'Dwyer and other officers talked odi. Matfetore became con- that his pals were double- crossing him-—that they planned to let him take the rap and bribe their |way to freedom While he raged at the thought, the officers reminded him that O'Dwyer when a judge, had shown leniency to his brother So the Duke himself began to talk. aded another young alk. Soon half a dozen “singing” in hopes of and O'Dwyer was others were saving their skins | declaring. “I have an idea the ciee chair is going to be working overtime in catching up with justice,” For the Duke’s babbling O'Dwyer on the trail of a crime syndicate, the s office announced had put Murder dist attorr that | had i Killed at least 35 perso ® for as little as $3 2 Participated in * racket you can name tion, extortion, intimidation of busi ome a job “almost prost ness 3 Operated as far as Los e Angeles—*there is evidence -of-town panags paid New York ult or murder people were visiting in New junmen to & while they | York.” “It wasn’t a question of money that made these punks kill for a few O'Dwyer says. “It was fear r of what their own kind would them if they didn't follow and kill.” fear made possible the op- Inc., and fear was for its disintegration, syndicate Killed in numerous One victim was stabbed to h with an ice pick; then, a slot machine and a 40-pound rock were which was tossed —fe do orde to Thus, eration of Murder responsible The the back. Another was mowed |down by bullets as he walked from | his home toward the subway. An- other was hacked to death. Another’s body was buried in a pit and covered Another's body was | bound with cash cord and set afire Fear of another kind gave O'Dwyer one of the most important “breaks” {1()”"\ 7v'l corner lot near b(‘:l‘(‘ONfltACT it SE on_corr v onear boal| © e, Helen F. Griffin, harbor. Inquire 916 E St. st with ouick lime FOR SALE Lot on beach, Frilz| 56"voy HAPTEN TO HAVE $15002 | with kerosene. ve Road. See O. G. Jackson,|wg can sell two dwellings, fur- e B nished, in ood locaton, yielding A8 $10250 per month (includes |in the case. WANTED i | $45 monthly with Woman for part house- s $1,500 down, WANTED work and care of baby. By month B S Mrs. Frank Woods, 407 So. Frank- ATTENTION -$ i care Mre Hitendwks Regular meeting of Jun(um Chap- | 3 IR 2 ter No. 7, Tuesday, 8 p.m. Charter WANTED — Information, where-| members, past matrons and pa- | abouts Andy F. Shiel. Communi- | trons will be honored, Program cate Juneau Police. and refreshments, <~ | (Signed) LILLIAN G. WATSON, WANTED TO BUY—Second-hand | adv. Secretary. sewing machine. Phone 608. SO i WOMAN WANTS cooking positi JOHN McCT e 2 e 2106 For Representative — Democratic in small ca,mp;Wuu_ Box 2104 Ticket. Pumary Apnl ~ 1940 de THAT'S ALL ' AXIN' E T0 Do, NOWVE GOT @ COLSIN -- JES TELL LOWIZ\E NERVE A QUATTINY & \ou WaNT ME SHE CAN TAKE HALE T HOUSEHOLD FIXUIN'G BN CLAR OUT-- NROW, FF'N THAT AT FAR AN SQUAR' 'D LIKE TO Kaow WHAT 0 DONOWR = DIRTY WORK Y, WELL-\oN CaN GO 0 BLAZES Y owner’s quarter at $40) for $5,000, | interest at 67%.—Shattuck Agency. Mrs. Abe Reles, wife of a vice- president of Murder, Inc, told O’Dwyer her husband would talk. “I want to save Abe from the chair because a baby is coming dnd be- | cause of our 5-year-old son,” she | explained. For 17 years Little Abe Reles—or Kid Twist, called—had been a notorious hood- |lum in the Brownsville and East New York sections of Brooklyn. He had led various gangs of thugs. He had begun his crime career at 13, and been arrested 41 tim sean times, he had served sentences NE AWNT GOT TH' BACKBONE OF 8 WET B\SCUT, GOOGL! as he preferred to be | . Convicted | Jse Emplre Classmed Ads’ it Pays! all property | fair for Dauglna and owners are expected by raking their y the rubbish at strat the city truck to be carry it to the bay - DOUGLAS . NEWS R FLECTED LAS CQU Soldlers Honored FILL NCY WARNER STARTS WORK ON CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND Jack Warner. proprietor ner's grocery store, has be nucleus of a children's pl by arranging for the el three swings store and a tots Recenfly moved (o ment above his store, Mr has planned Ll 1 enjoyable f [ as well as for then ve - DONALD NIEMI Four years old little Niemi ¢ afternogn his little cake, were by TO IL VACA or Jr. was chosen to' at the City the ensuing meeting of “the night. The un- uccessful candidates on the re- cent, municipal ballot, were made ibles for the position and final cheice we by secret ballot | which re three votes for i} Benner and two Frank Camp- bell. Mayor n with appointment of mittees upon seating councilimen as follows Wharf—Décgan, Engstrom, Ga Public Propertie Hachmeister, Engstrom, EBonner. Finance-Engstrom, Balog. Police—=Bcuner, 3 and B empty table obert the Council's year at the re; of War- un the round ction of his little seat for ular fill City Father the apart- Warner mad: friends made in for is yard be then proceeded anding com- the - new K 1S FOUR oday, Donaid Mrs, ‘Taunc birthday this sistance of A birthday other pleasures v the occasion [ -Mr. and brated hi with Hachmeister ai his moth Ba ang e HEARING 10 Bt HELD TOMORROW ON TRAPD RULES Lieut. Coi. Afkins Here fo Conduct Session for U. S. Army A hearing on new War Depa ment regulations governing placing and maintaining of fish [traps, weirs and pounds will be conducted here in the Grand Jury room of the Federal Building at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Licut, Col. L. E. Atkins, Corps of Engineers, U. S. Army, arrived on the steamer Alaska to conduct the hearing. He accompanied by Maj. A. E. McKennett, in charge ol operations in the North Pa C Division at Portland and a tarial staff. A similar hearing used in the kan later of cul-| The new regulations repres widespread cha Permits trap locations to be grant for one-year per instead of five and mittees All persons . 10z, and Walter Degan the Mavor positions, Treasurer @& until the nex 1 the Finance on the nlarie. to 5 by ied 4 ieft Appointmey fill the 1 Ci Mar Marshal, was regular meeti Ko duties to e able, in he annual veal current The aries, must based ceived. report of is not available victicns. | the are hold crined him as|over, until relieved. Tentative re- 1 Dillinger,” but | port by Clerk Tuckett revealed that courage.. Now,|the City's financial condition would he the | show about $600 less in arrcarages ing school.” |over last year. Abe told| Unfinished business from be made | ous meeting taken care membe; 1 the evening consisted of prosector on communications as follows: Fire Departmer election of Mike Pu- sich as Fire Chief was ratified u animously; purchase of an oil tank v servicing of the city’'s equip- was voted fa lso 1o be renewal jeneral George C. Marshall, chief if staff, presents the General John I. Pershing Medal for distinguished ittainment in military education to weland W. Mick, of Lapeer, Mich., n Marshall’s Washington office. Jouglas D. Pirnie (rear), of Con- ass., and seven other soldiers : Citizen’s Military Training s also received the medal. ed and cate, also after audit is made to re- tus of accounts. Mayor Kilburn said, upon value re- auditor later be As o be present officers £ the until to four of the the 1 judge ous the Dillinger by his wife district attorney’s “sir Exactly what O'Dwyer probably wen't public till the trizls of the Murder, Inc. But the to nail higher ups through hi ures. on only onc “more Vi lackir pushed joined wi- Little pr of ear action of is hope dis O'Dwyer a contractural basis for such ky 1 Manhattan (L Buci i) Shapiro, re Ic killed on crim- Luc- Ay gang will be held ment vorabls chase of pipe Third Street fill vert projeet. To be in step with the rest the chianggl on the change of time Was hroject. fG€ Gorrespond with Pacific ar-old music pub- o, time! resolution He lived in thelg,d t at 11 o'clock with, and vague- April 1l clocks in Doug- to attend and be Philip Orlofs i Lo by ; i : st be advanced one hour as row's hearing, ctions with Buch- | i it will be in Juneau 315 1stry racketeer- minc janc King nd . overlerds One of the sy1 death Penn vic nt a for (Gurt are iod a bond must be postéd by per- licate's victfms mistake.” he 42-y ve wt Standard adopted 30, intrest hea in tomor- } at iy 25! The present week was designated Fy alerat el e o -Up" week by Mayor Kil- Is Hailbulers e g burn, and Saturday the wind-up o ting Tri<hman who When as in former years possibly cle up the Brooklyn the city truck will pick up any s g Ay g ik 1 kill- fubbish moved out to points along se.l Seal'le cd his brother in a cafe holdup in the roadways. January 1934 He took office last! Final ‘project decided upon by Jantary after a carser that baganthe Council was the reconditioning) SEATTLE, 2pcil sé—We follow- and painting of the gangplank to | ing halibut have sold here to- when he pounded a beat as an im- the old ferry float day 3 - - ! From the western banks—Hax- wle meb, includ- | EAGLES PLAN ~ MOTHER'S jmony 40,000 pounds, Eclipse 40,000 ’ vl o e ounds, both selling for 8% and| i er-ups,” is roundsd UP. pAY COMMEMORATION HERE P iqr When he came inte coffice he said E__.,, | 8': cents a pound; Trinity 40,000 he was told by a police - At o igeting of Douglas Acrie pounds, 9% and 9 cents; Franklin spector that farmes i arealyyn Fratetnal Order of Eagles last 36,000 pounds, 87 and 8': cents; north of New Yqrk Gty were “scared piot v was declded to resume the | Havana and Arthur H both with| to plough their lands these days|eueiomary. observance of Mnm“"qamo pounds, both selling for 87 because thoy're uncovering | o fire of 1037.8nd 8% cents a body from B :I’]"“ l‘:}::;h_;“;”t;’,’?"h"]']”m":" :M‘ From the local banks—Alitak 14,- s Sean '\ijow(i'sz; ‘w m:)‘\(_ ¢ % 000 pounds, Freyda 19,000 pounds,! o | S R i 19's cents straight; Dawn 5,000 The original sponsors of the oc-| & (B Gut s, H asion which later became a nation- A\l silttos for 9“: STock QUOTATIONS !« Jonm T e Corerams AL |0 9,000 pound: ‘ IM ”:v ntlmuL (l" (n,J: : ‘: | and 9 cents; Liner S 17,000 pounds, | es Lhroughout the country Rave: g0 ;2 cuy pounds, both at 9% ance, been foremost in its ob n The program to be a - Closi cents a pound straight; Antler | NEW yoiz, April 22 nged will | quotation of Alaska Juneau m | 000 pounds, 9% and onts; Jane .\liocx: today is 6';, American Can|probably be held at the school ou | L ;‘-g PR 08 | 115, Anaconda 30's, Bethlehem the evening of Mother's Day, May 12,000 pounds, 9% cenis a pound Stecl 84 Commonwealth and 12. | WATER OFF NOTICE Southern 1'i, Curtiss Wright 11,/ In preparation for the annual For the purpose of emptying General Motors 54, International | election of officers which comes m““"I cleaning out the Douglas Harvester 58't, Kennecott 36 3/4,| May, nomination of candidates for| ..o .yoir the water will be shut New vork Central 16%, Northern|the varlols positions was also 2| ;¢ wednesday, from 11 to 1 G- Pacific 8 Jnited States Steel|part of last night's business meet- | . .. charles Tuckett, City Clerk, Pound $3.5¢ inz, for the members present. adv el | Progress on the new hall con- ‘B DOW, JONES AVER/ | struction was referred to and be! ’ The following are today’s Dow,|ter turnout of the members io 4 . Jon ges: industrials 148.93, help was urged. | DoUGLAS-Collsenm rails 30.75, utilities 24.66. | ” —— o Tuesday and Wodn.lduy - | CLEAN-UP WEEK | A. B. CAIN The present week declared at "Ho‘l‘fl IMPERIM." meeting annual Rep- | last night's Council adv. | clean-up week, is an at-| By BILLY DeBECK Democratic candidate for resentative. PAW-- T FETCHED OWT NORE WOOIN JACKET-- 84 GOWY-- SHH-- (E KNOW (TS PLUMS ARISH CHE OLGHTTA FER THS TIME GWE YOu A - SREu o W \Ea e e P S BB = | 3 | R || FORD AGENCY | { 'I'HE BABAN“F % (Authorized Dealers) , | COFFEE SHOP | | B G Foot of Main Street z Juneau Motors | Reasonable Monthly Rates —— ' _E.0.DAVIS || SANITARY TELEPHONE 212 Phone 4753 PIGGLY leGLY o SR ‘ Garbage Hauled PR SRR —m——— Jones-Stevens Shop LADIES'—MISSES’ READY-TO-WEAR “ewara Street Near Third | 24— PHONES—16 Krafft’s | || MANUFACTURING CO. CABINET WORK—GLASS PHONE 62 i — s ZORIC i | BYSTEM CLEANI PHONE 15 | Alaska Laundry - Sanitary Meat Co. FOR QUALITY MEATS | AND POULTRY ‘ FREE DELIVERY ' Call Phones: 13 and 49 GEORGE BROS. | | Alaska Music Supply| | | Arthur M. Uggen, Manager | Widest Selection of | Planos—Musical Instruments LICUORS and Supplies ! PHONE 92 or 95 Phone 206 122 W. Second —_— LOCKSMITH Let Vs Repair Your Locks OR MAKE NEW KEYS JORGENSON MOTORS Avto Repair Work—Gas | Ferryway and Willoughby Ave. | Utah Nut and Lump COAL Alaska Dock & Storage Co. TELEPHONE 412 ! HOME GROCERY Phone 146 Home Liquor Store—Tel. 699 American Meat——Phone 38 Bodding Transfer ! MARINE PHONE BUILDING ™ Rock—Coal Hauling Stove—Fuel Oil Delivery 1 ' |'Thomas Hardware Co.| The Juneau Laundry PAINTS — OILS i Builders’ d S 1 FRANKLIN STREET between prae e Front and Second Streets PHONE 359 JUNEAU-YOUNG Hardware Company PAINTS—OIL—GLASS Shelf and Heavy Hardware Guns and Ammunition When in Need of DIESEL OIL—STOVE OIL | YOUR COAL CHOICE GENERAL BAULING STORAGE and CRATING CALL US Junean Transfer Phone 48—Night Phone 481 GENERAL MOTORS, DELCO | and MAYTAG PRODUCTS W. P. JOHNSON “The Frigidaire Manr” ! i | "SMILING SERVICE" | | | Bert's Cash Grocery f | EPQ}S Em\?é | PHONE 105 ‘ Free Delivery Juneau ——— ——— LIQUOR DELIVERY& IF IT'S PAINT WE HAVE IT! Ideal Paint Shop Reliable Transfer | Our trucks go any place any | time. A tank for Diesel Oil and a tank for Crude Oil save | | { FRED W. WENDT burner trouble. PHONE 149—NIGHT 148 PHONE 549 | Bt —_—mm Phone 123———115-2nd St |, | THE ROYAL BEAUTY SALON “If your halir is not becaming to { you=-You should be coming to us.” I e COMPANY l DODGEDInd PLYMOUTH California Grocery GROCERIES AT FAIR PRICES COMPLETE LIQUOR STOCK FRESH LOCAL EGGS DAILY (FROM OUR OWN FARM) Telephone 478 Pronpl Delivery McCAUL MOTOR i FOR INSURANCE s See H. B. SHEPARD & SON | PHONE 409 BARANOF HOTEL BLDG. | e d e e A Window Cleaning PHONE 485 | LUMBER Juneau Lumber Mills, Inec.