The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 1, 1940, Page 5

R AR RN THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, NOV. 1, 1940. ISLANDERS - |A. B. PHILLIPS - EAT TELLS ABOUT RED BEAT BEER | cross ponaTions / pINFESTERSNO Conributions Are fo Go| | to Countries Occupied | Germany or lfaly | W Islanders won four points fromi the Golden Age Beer kegling squad last night at the Brunswick alleys and Juneau Florists won three of The question of what happens to four points from the George|Red Cross donations has been Brothers last night. | asked at one time or another and| Tonight's games are North| through the following letter, Supt.| Transfer vs. Druggists and Bar-|A. B. Phillips, Red Cross Chair-| £, | man for this District, gives a few| ores enlightening answers. | “Every person who gives $1.00/ or more to the Red Cross is as-| sured that all of its stays in this| area in Alaska, except 50 cents.| This 50 cents is sent to Nationui| Headquarters in Washington, D. C, for use in emergencies. None of it gees to Germany or Italy or| areas occupied by those nations. | Before France Collapsed, assistance | was sent there but since their oc-| | cupation, this aid has tapered to| 504—1504 | nothing. Before France collapsed | ‘nem'ly two million dollars in sup- | plies went to France and little 141— 489 or nothing to Britain. Sinze Brunswick. last night were as fol- Golden B, Mangs D. Carabia P. Villaganous Age Beer 181 148 199 149 169 159 THE “DOUBLE-RICH” BOURBON STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY, 90 PROOF GRID GAMES. When this picture was made President Roosevelt was 167— 496 156— 454 148— 475 ® SCHENLEY DISTILLERS CORP, N. Y. C 499 456 471— 1426 The Islanders 167 168 164 140 184 177 Totals Colorado Mines vs. Montana State Colerado State Grezley Wyoming M. Rayela B. Gomed J. Ragudc College vs. Western 177 State vs. Fort Hayes. vs. Chaidron Normal. - Two Canadians Iakqn by Death 1 In this impressive setting the natien held it first peac me draft lotterv with ing and Secretary fenry Stimson drawing the first number after which ¢ther Administra speaking from the rostrum, to left of the bowl taining 9,000 capsul >s. were posted as they were drawn. Directly in front of the platform are tables at which correspondents werked. on netables p ated. At the back of the platform is the blackboard on which the Platform at the left was for the Totals 515 485 numbers Juneau Florists 167 181 128 151 186 180 | In the program of football game: 3 for the coming weekend, follower: of the sport will not that many, of the top ranking teams of th country get respite this Saturday and are not mentioned in the schedule, drawing byes and needed director o rest. The schedule is as follows tion in e N West partment, Col. Wi.liamette, dead his Oregon State at t”’"“l b George tehings Smith Smith — Tha torm transportas Defense De- Robinsop, is He was 82 Nov )ply anc aticnal W. H home here County, Ontario, 151 453 Red Cross Drive a few - Sitoavid 160— 4’)\,’ 150— 402 H. a R, V8. Vs 445 429 461—1 score, Totals Average leading Canadian rosse player, d in Ottawa if He was State v: 148 - 427 then nothing has gene to France | 1 518/ and more than two and one-hair’ TG - | million dollars worth of supplies 481 512 4411434 has gone to England. Most of this| Brothers | money was derived from a special 151 151 Relief 'l I T ki months ago JUS'I' H[ll 134 118 “There can no doubt that k: there will be strong humanitarian | appeals for Red Cross aid tol-‘rance! s 4C 8 Gisash at this winter. On the other hand, it| H ISP in ey o e toat. Prance ecan meke|DUich Dying Under Ger- ‘ ; _ Caiiforia i out Germany does not strip T 4 G i sy 3 i | A one time GOVERKOR T0 VISIT them food, But Germany w .|! man |fljUS'|(E—M€SSBge . : . S g ; Loyola vs. San Jose [heckey football a QL ERNU not give the Red Cross ‘complete kr I. ¢ % 3 P Y * Oregen vs. Montana at Eugene. pr o ool 0o g | 3 Portland St. Mar ' SGUTHEASI AlASKA freedom of action and the right| Found on Stor S egs DL T 64 |to distriblute supplies' and there- | — ERRSATAR VL AD, coed, B (I'”ES “EX]‘ wEEKgloxe the Red Cross will not oper- JOANNESBURG, South Afr | TR vys. OG0 85T AN 3 |ate in Germany, Italy or lands Nov. 1.—Boer farmers in this vic-, | seles. 3 B P W (:' he interests of “home defense” | occupied by those nations. | ity report some storks are arriv-| | Washington Idaho at [y, P, . ub 10 Gov. Ernest Gruening with Major | | Moscow. Jesse E. Graham and Major W. R | 50 cents of their money is all 1 of the National Guard, will | that goes out of the Territory and | ve on the Fish and Wildlife Ser- | that every cent above that amount| vice patrol vessel Brant next Wed- stays right in this district, they nesday to visit Petersburg, Wrangell| should be as liberal as possible in and Ketchikan. | their donations,” Mr. Phillips said. Governor and officers are! For information to the puhm'\ scheduled to leave tomorrow | he Juneau Red Cross district in- | on the Forester' for Skagway and | cjudes the following Alaskan towns: | Bl | Angoon, Douglas, Elfin Cove, Haines, | SIS et A | Hoenah, Kake, Kimshan Cove, Pet- {({ {AMPS 'I'o opEN ersburg, Sitka, Skagway, Tenakee, 9t Windham, Yakutat, Chilkoot Bar-| AT TEMAKEE, HOONAN e wxé omes ©CCC camps at Tenakee and Hoo- e to be opened next week by Y q M t A 1 Ken Stevenson and Milo oun a rons re e, who will leave tomorrow on | Stevenson’s gashoat Barbara V for | Hoonah. Mrs. Clouse is accompany- ing her husband. | Co-hostess with luncheon and | bridge, Mrs. E. D. Hamlin and Mra_j J. A. Brewitt entertained this af-| ternoon at the Hamlin residence on Main Street. Autumn decorations were used on each of the individual tables janw twelve guests were asked for the 4 occasion. S e Juneau Clothing Store MEN’S and LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR 336 So. Franklin HosIe_s;gs Todayj migration frem The Netherlands carrying written messages of tions of the Dutch’ under Nazi rule One farmer said he untied a scrib- bled message from the lez of a mi- grating stork which said: We in- habitants tell you German occu- pation is just Hell.” | Another message found on a stork's leg said: “The Dutch people are dyinz under German injustice.” Mina;dr fillH Millkost & At Costume Party. Young Minard Mill. son of Mr.| and Mrs. Minard Mill, was host last evening at the family howrie-on | Seventh Street with a costume party. There were fourteen guests in- .4 vited and decorations, entertain- X ment and refreshments depicted the Hallowe'en spirit R Brig. Gen, toric fish bewl in Wa 3 peace-lime draft. Subscribe w0 The Dally Alaska| grder No. 8994, Empire—the paper with the larges. LUCKY 158 paid circulation, WASHER (-° %2 All White Beauty Activator Washing Family Size Capacity General Electric Motor - G. E. Guarantee Lovell Wringer ALSO: Quick Emptying Pump Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. i z i 4 Secretary of War Henry L. Stim- son is holding the capsule he has just taken from the draft lotlery bowl at Washington. It was No. 158. It was exactly 100 under the first number drawn in the World War. In the bowl are the others of 9,000 capsules representing the 17,000,000 young men who regist- ered for the draft. - DOUGLAS COLISEUM “If donors will remember that|ing here cn the annual 7000 mile | 5 i & ; . cr sclective Servi hington, D. C., and pulled cut N5, 2114—the Jast number drawn in America's first Dr. Clarence A. Dykstra (at speaker's desk), National Draft Director, read it out as BOUGILAS NEWS MINOR KS, DOUGLAS, CHARACTERIZE HALLOW, This 3y Hallowe'en pranks were limite s s less serious than usual, according to reporis received up to noon today. A few clcthes lines were cut down and come- oil barrels displaced, result- ing some loss of oil. The bus line waiting room at corner of Third and H Streets was turned over again and the city cannon wa up-ended. George Cortez reported found a spike driven into or res on the Mercury de- truck. These were the mor serious deeds perpetrated and then was plenty of window-soap- he CHILDREN'S PARTIES children’s parties were re- > held last evening, to provide cafe andsane Hallowe'en time for the youngsters. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Cuthert had eight young friends of their children in for a pleasant evening. One of the amusing stunts ar- ranged for them was eating ap- ples floating in a tub of water i 1 Thursday—Friday l DOUBLE BILL “ROLL WAGONS ROLL"” “CHASING DANGER" BRINGING UP FATHER 1 HAVEN'T ANY MORE OF THAT NERVE TONIC THAT SPIVEY GAVE ME- 1 KIN FEEL I'M LOSIN' ME STRENGTH- NOW-I'M IN FER IT-| GUESS ByG OH-1M SORRY - DEAR-I DIDN'T MEAN TO SHOLIT- | DIDN'T KNOW YOUI WERE HOME - DID | DISTLIRB YOU 7P 1 WAS LDOK: ING FOR THE BUTLER- }}r///é NA | | ce, dipped his hand into the his- | with their hands tied behind them. Billy Osborne invited about 20 boys and girls to his home for a party during the evening and they enjoyed games and refreshments. - - S, DOUGLAS V. TS| ienevieve Means of Cordo-| va was a visitor in Douglas last| evening reviewing some of the early times when she lived with her parents here some 30 years| ago. Born on the Island, Mrs. Means left in 1909 and has lived Westward ever since. Her father, Charles Roswogg, was in the res: tau: business here, e e WM. OTT VISITOR ee some of his old friends| for the first time since here for his old home| town, is one of the principal pleas-,‘ ures looked forward to by William| |Ott of Sitka who arrived on the| Channel yesterday aboard the North, Sea to be present for the open- ing of the new 20th Century Thea- | tre’ For a number of years Ott operated the Douglas Theatre and since leaving nine years ago has managed the Sitka Coliseum. - This year, the Red Cross trained nearly 94,000 life savers. Since this program was established '25 years, ago, thousands of lives have been saved through greater knowledge of water safety and the ability to meet emergencies, Join your Red Cross chapter - during- Roll - Call To this year and add your name. to the millions of Americans who are| combatting human distress, EORGE McMANUS BY GOLLY- SHE ISN'T ON TO ME YET-I| NEAQ”L\;‘Y CAVED | , George Washington vs. Lake For- East Amherst vs. Massachusetts State Army vs. Notre Dame, Bostcn College vs. Manhattan. | Beston U, vs. W. Reserve. Of Card Parties Bucknell vs. Temple. | With the Gingham Ball sudcess Carnegie Tech. vs. Cincinnati. {a thing of the past, next scheduled Catholic vs. St. Vincents. irvm: on the social calendar of the Colgate vs. Holy Cross. | Business and Professional Women's Columbia vs. Cornell. {Club is the November 8, public card Dartmouth vs. S8ewanee. | party, first in & xel‘ s to be spon- Duguesn 8, rquette. \sored by the organizaticn. l-‘m?dhnnf \7\ lb‘;[;:}ll Carolina. | B‘ridg? and p]ino;hlcxwxll b{e p!:&;ez 4 oai o v end prizes will be given for hig Georgetown vs. Syracuse. scores, with a grand prize to be awarded -at the close of the series. The affairs will be held in the ! American Legion Dugout and res- lervations may be made by calling | Anita Garnick at 174. In charge of the November 8 party are Mesdames John MeCoi- mick, A. M. Uggen, George Jorgens fen and Miss Anita Garnick. | A noon meeting of the club is also called for Monday, November 4, at the Barancf Hotel and all members jare urged to attend. 'POLLEYS Sponsor Series est. Harvard vs. Princeton. Navy vs. Penn. N.Y.U. vs. Missouri. Penn. State vs. South Carolina. Villanova vs. Kansas. Washington and Lee Virginia. vs. West Midwest Creighton vs. Oklahoma AM, Detroit vs. Tulsa. Drake vs. Washburn. Illinois vs. Wisconsin. Indiana vs. Ohio State. Iowa vs., Purdue. Kansas State vs. Michigan State. Minnesota vs. Northwestern, Nebraska vs, Oklahoma. South Alabama vs. Kentucky. Alabama Poly. vs. Georgia. Centre vs. Davidson. Clemson vs. Tulane Duke vs, Georgia Tech. Furman vs. North Carolina Stdte, DELAYED ' BY NOVA S(OTIA AUTO ACCIDENT Delayed for two weeks by a Nova \Scotia traffic accident in which a glru':k sideswiped their automodile, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Polley of Ju- ‘ineau will not return here until L.S.U. vs. Tennessee. : 5 November 6, he notified the Forest Mississippi U. vs. Vanderbilt. I Service by telegram Y. o lsslssippl. State vs. SouthwWesl-| "o polleys drove to Nova Seotia " # {after attending the American Le-' silf_hll:rni_ V"’/' P}:amptm\ gicn convention in Boston. Shortly VI\:I B_ ‘S'w.‘”." and . |before leaving Juneau, Polley had -MI vs. Willlam and Mary. [another accident. He fell off a lad- ‘Wa }ungton and Lee vs. Wesl gor at the Forest Service wared Virginia, | house. Sydne; Southwest Arkansas vs. Texas AM. Baylor vs. T.C.U. Rice vs. Texas Al L S.M.U. vs. Texas. | T.C.U. vs. Baylor. Centennary vs. Washington. Rocky Mountain et RIVER BOAT EQUIPMENT UP ON GRID FOR WINTER | The Polaris-Taku riverboat Taku Chief went up on the grid with its barges yesterday at Ralph Reischl’s landing on the Pritz Cove road to Brigham Young vs. Utah State. |remain there until the river breaks Colorado vs. Utah U. lin the spring. GLACIER HIGHWAY DELIVERY DAILY TRIPS COAL——WO00D LUMBER—GROCERIES ® PHONE 374 "SHORTY" WHITFIELD