The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 13, 1940, Page 2

g : lHL DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13, 1940. for Anchorage day nsfer. ment of the new yard Local Lumber * u r Frank Richards, ager of the Columb) ( W,II at Sitka will ompany Will = B N Y d a month - RUTHERFORD 1 ON TRIP SOUTH Morgan Leaves for Anchor- i '|' L 0 B, H Forming a lovely centerpicce for m received from:Denmark. - The age fo laxe vver busl- Roy Rutherford, President of the veshment table was a huge editors of the newspaper said the ' H Juneau Lumber Mills, sailed on the ake, surrounded by blue source of their information is con- | ness in that ley umer Aleutian fo: le to sireamers which were attached to'fidential, but reliable. end several wecks in the Queen each of the individual places by tiny | The Danish newspaper report ad- . City. storks ded support to previous rumors that Npws was révealed today thatihe — Rutherford has been in Anchovage Those attending were Mesdames | the Bremen was sunk by the Br Coliambia +Eamiber Company' s for/most of the summer in connec- Ltona’ MeKinnon, Lydd Museth, ish, At the time a lett brafiching out Reain in its steady | tion ‘with highly expanded opera- Bthel' Burnctt, D. Stender, Leona ceived by a San Francisco Nc Atadkn growtln, taking over on No- | tions there where the Juneau Lum- Scbenico, Mable Battello, Gertie Ol- jian familv further confirmed the vember. 15 the lumber yard of the | ber Mills established net tions son, Phyllis Lesher, Bilie Jaegel, |report of the Bremen's sinking. The Anghorage Lumber and Construction this summer. Evelyn Sehuler, Ole Westby, Anna' letter =said that the huge liner was Company T Rodenburg, NeHie Buckers and B.lsunk by @ ‘British torpedo. while How much money the deal in- | Subseribe tu foe Alask | H. Manery s Being wded’ ps a Nazi troop irans volved was not announced, but Tom | Empire—the paper wiis the latges |} ¥ ‘."-" {port: Hundreds of Gerfan soldie Morgan left Bis office here yester- ‘pw ehculnno .alllIIIllllIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ||IIIHIIINHIIIIHNHHHIIIIIIh. g CASH 2 WILL BE GIVEN Aw,ummv 7:30 P. M., NOVEMBER 15th ai GEORGE BROS. Pay’n Talkit Store FOR SALE RADIATORS—Good Condition for Quick Sale 4FT. LENGTH CORD WQOD FOR SALE S S You'll feel the need even more for a bigger, better refnge:ator as the holi- day season rolls 'round . . . holidays which mean additional home enter- taining, heartier appetites, and higher food costs. So why not enjoy the convenience and economy which a big General Electric zefrigerator offers NOW while prices are lowest and terms the easiest in General Electric history? LET'S MAKE A DEAL! You'll be prouder — and ' thriftier too — with a new G-E refrigerator in the kitchen. whigangiieas to complete assistant Lumber branc! Anchorage manage for next week to take over the ) expects to be absent AWARIP the Mrs. Eugene Hulk s Given Surprise | Shower Party man FRANCISCO, Nov. Bremen Sunk, Report Now Honoring Mrs. Eugene Hulk, 1 SAN 13.—The urprise shower was 1 last eve- Danish language newspaper Bien ning by Bessie Reeder reports today that the palatial Ger- Bingo was played for the occasion man liner Bremer were said to have petrished in the me;, at - £ Held Last N:ght A short bu.slne;s session was held last evening at the Scottish Rite Temple by the Order of Eastern Star ¥ Announcement was made that ihe voll call and banauet, which was w0 | HoseitaL I or i By o Hackley, was a '|'lv('u'llv in Northern, Mrs Player at the ‘Wallace, recently from England, will {be guest speaker. Miss Gladys For- '1est will ‘also give a report of the triennial sessioft held at San Fran- | St. Ann’s today after receiving |ical attention hras been sunk, ind prizes were won by Mrs. Billie and is on the bottom of the Katte- Jacgel, first: Mrs. Lyda Museth, gat, between Dénmark and Sweden. | second, and Mrs. Ethel Burnett, low. "The Bicn report is based on a tele- | The letter said that the Bremen's super- structure remain§ above the water piano ur- Ann’ hiave Beew held Tast hight, will be 90 gical admission today”at St the evening of November 26. Mrs. gegspital Lillie Hooker is in charge of dinner | 4 sirangements | Admitted for medical care, Mrs Dufing 'the evening Mrs. AL D. o Brown is at St. Ann's. Bill Pearson was dismissed from med- ‘ Yanks Tram for R. A ungy Boay vy T'wo of the large number of Americans preparing to fly for Britain are lhown in this group at St. Catharines, Ont., where they are being traines ‘ in a private flying school. The school is to turn out 35 graduates mon‘fi { | | under the cm])ne air training program, Left to right: L. W. Almg P, khllmg Calgary; N. D. McGillis, Morrisburg, Ooty d J. L. S. Dunlop, Chicago. Lahor Peace New York; ART OF SORBY ESTATE CLAIMED BY MRS. LUCAS Is Taken Up llll' . Wi ' OF ((I'VIM RCE, W THER BUREAU at 4: nning ) pm.. Nev Occasional rain tonight and Thur: continued warm, lowest te Perature tonight about 40, highest Thursday 46, moderate south- easterly winds Forecast for Southeast Alaska: Occasional rain .tonight but moderate southeaste: winds straits and in Lynn Canal to rsday; continued warm; strong in' ‘sounds and Forecast of winas along Dixen Entrance to Cape ‘Spencer. rain, fresh winds; Cape Spencer to Cape Hinchinbrook, rain, scutheasterly winds; Cape Hinchinbrook to Resurrection strong to gale easterly to southeast>rly winds, becoming fresh southwesterly winds Thursday; strong easterly tc Bay, rain the coast of the Gulf of Alaska: to strong southeasterly ) moderate to Resurrection Bay to Kodiak, oc- casicnal showers, moderate ta fresh southwesterly winds LOCAL DATA Time Barometer T1emp. 1L|nmhp Wwind Velocity ‘Weather 4:30 pm. yesterday 30.14 34 97 SE 12 Rain, Snow 4:30 am. today .. 30.12 39 97 SE 10 Rain Ncon today 29.95 49 70 E 2 Rain RADIO REPORTS | TODAY ax. tempt. Lowest 3:30am Precip. 3:30am Statien last 24 hours ' temp temp, 24 hours Weather Barrow 26 21 26 05 Cloudy Fairbanks 24 10 13 0 Cloudy Nome 31 2 22 0 Clea Dawsen 12 5 1 10 Cloud Anchorage 34 34 26 Rain Bethel 26 26 [ Cloudy St. Paul 39 34 15 Dutch Harbor . 42 41 182 Wosnesenski 44 41 31 Kodiak 44 55 Rain, Fo Cordova 45 1.23 Rain Juncau 39 75 Rain Sitka 2.33 Rail Keichikan 41 65 I Prince Rupert 41 At Clou Prince George 15 0 Cloudy Seattle | 33 0 Clou Portiand | 37 0 Pt. Cldy San Francisco . 79 16 5 0 Cloud WEATHER SYNOP! November 14. — Sunrise 8:43 m., sunset 4:41 p.mn this morning over the coastal area from South Juneau. Rain was falling er ez B g WASHINGTON, Nov. 13—William ember f ; £ m-sm s 1“2‘ ';2; I (it care, Tod | Court Asked fo Award 36,- A ot of (he Americap| ¢ast Alaska to the Aleutian Islands and over the Bering Sea and ) L O sy from 6t f sdent of 1he AWOUCAY| the lower Kuskokwim Valley and local snow flurties were reported }\‘"L"‘ was dismissed today from st ()0() for Services-Estate | ¢ Lovor today dicuss | laska Range and the castern portion of the Interior o oo nn's A Willed Abroad I Afterwaras| Alaska. Mofcjate to heavy falls of precipitation were reported dus ) Dol Eitiiok, was- dismissed from e n assired President| Ing the'previdus 24 hours from Sitka and Cape Spencer wl Cordov ' St. Ann's today after receiving med- Roosevelt that a committee of the| 233 inches having been r corded at Sitka. Temperatures above nor- ical supervision. Claiming that the late Nels Sorby | AFL will be glad to meet with one! mal were repc rted over most of Alu.xkq Overcas light vain sromised to leave all his property | from the CIO to resume peace ne-| With m ely low ceilings and moderate good visibilities were re- A baby son was borh’ yesterday | © Mrs. Ina Luca and then w gotiations ported this morning over the Jvn\vv w-Ketchikan airway e ; atternoon at the Government Hos- |1 Dew will leaving it to a wo bt The Wednesday morning weather chart indicated & deep'low cc The big turkey shoot, minus bul-|psia) to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Will- way. Harry 1. Lucas and Mrs bout 960 ;ml ibe 3 (@835 (n'.‘;:vnw P Dutch Harbor. A hi "lets, is on tonight at the Elks' Hall | jams appeaied e District A ( d sure area of 1045 millibars (39.86 inches) was ce | The shoot proceeds are for the e urt herc for an award of $6,000 " Qmman er northeastern Washington and a second high pressure a | Elks Charity. fund — Thanky Mary Willis, of Douglas, was a | frem the Scrb e millibars (30.12 inches) at 27 degrees mnorth and 163 de | Day baskets for families in Juneat | pmodical admission today at the Gov- |~ Mr. and Mrs. Lucas claim U Named !o N, w_ and a third high cell with highes. pressure over 1036 mill | with scanty larders and who would sryment, Hospital $6.000 tor vicrmad b inches) was centered about 40 dezrees north and 170, degrees cast be minus any semblance of the hol- S -- 31 wd Sorby ALHNETOR. Nov. 18 = e e - 4! iday feasts Hfl E A" 0 940, in caring . i 6 ¥ Subscripe 1o 11 K \ 4 ‘1 STal 2 War Department announces B pscripe e -ne iafly \ En e s o - HEINTELEMAN T : WIS B HOIDEN MAKING Supsibe bl Aats = | pate and incidentally. perhaps taks | S u After a hearing on the I : faa RraR e : s guamm«-eu clrcwigiion. home a turkey or turkeys fo; g SAI. AI RDAY Jaim S 0B Comuilse poamod | B0 the ggmmage: Of 4 io(KHEED IRIP * ¢ P 2 Northwest Air trict with head- It spread on the big day | Repional Forwsier B Bransioner Eoix G g e Semaes AT SRS “Shooting” starts ‘at 9 o'clock in’ Heintzleman will leave S(:auk- Sat-|$1510. They hav th st i b s e A Rice & Ahlers CB the Elks Hall. urday for Ketchikan, stopping over |award to the District o AU HOUEp Skt s i lon ; ¢ ity A there a few days before coming Two Wills NAT'ONAL UN"Y of BILER Sud piawk otht Ll L0 || Plumbing—Oil Burners The Daiy ‘Ataska Empire has th jon to Juneau, according to word| Sorby expressly promised he e ’ Heating largest paid ulation of any Al | received by Assistant Regignal For- Mrs. Lucas all ¥ Passengers were L. F. Taylor, A p B 3 . Cs 2 W h thi 4 Phone 34 Sheet Metal nska newspal foster Wellman Holbrook, b S Ml i Ay R Now A!M or Au_ ‘w nm,m\ and Ralph Young for tat AR e e | Sitka, and Sam Pekovich and Lazo """ o5z i : will Sentamb SAY pRESIDENI B()/.\Vlrh for Hawk Inlet 5 N HeD s UNITED STATES b U o — | DEPARTMENT OF THE IN onuly 17, 1 s 5y 13.—Presi- sery house needs westinghouse GENERAL 2 [ 1ast A ¢ t telegrams ac-| PARSONS ELECTRIC CO. DISTRICT LAND OFFIC Mi I S| atulatory me s- Electrical Contractor—Dealer 'q\:“(“f:\iy e, ,,‘;“';}”‘. ion 3 naming his elec-| 140 So. Seward St. Juncau, Alaska | Bl it o Walte \ “de- | Shlees Phone 161 Notice is herevy given t ) It Ak 4 ticn to| S car Mangsol, has made applica s ; 7 uider . with true| ., fresidence Phone Black 680 for @ homesite under the act « Bl Amcricanism 1 GPHEr oD~ mes e s ————* | May 26, 1934 (48 Stat. 809) An- 7 - ions.” chorage serial 09866, for the lana G W that some of | | described as Lot “D” of U. S Vit bo sue ceivod contained | ,fi;cgg:gss‘s’mfl;i‘; Survey No. 2389, of the Auke Bay Rim, although he | Plede nd support Group of Homesites, containing 2.53 < between 20 And 35 years older | Men and wom ho voted agairs! | acres. than Ba" s Vold did not re-| Nis administration 8 L l . Any and all persons claiming spond to his offer, and the Lu He asserte these me s i n E v N s versely any of the above mentioned ! ~laim that they believe articy lect a spirit of national | land should file their adverse by forgot all ‘about his second will|Unity essential all things and|g——o0 4 !claim in the District Land Office, and died thinking he had left ev- 1wmch 75 most weicone; Aln PILOTS IN | Aunorse. Alaska, within the p rything to Mrs. Luca TR | 'iod of publication or thirty ntil tive days before he died 1 A'AUS A SEN S 1 | | thereafter, or they will be barrec Sor promised to leave Mrs. Lu MAI K D | DEMAND- | by the pru. sions of the S::‘:zuu- very{hinz, the Lucas claim decla SA(K OF po"ATOES > ‘ GEORGE A. LINGO, Register ALASKA SCHOOL OF | mcmc nl‘l‘rrs a h,g(,Q. Easy Terms (Model illustrated 8 cu. ft.) 214.95 POWER C0. LR - i ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT and PHONE 616 BRINGING UP FATHER DADDY- | THINK YOUR CIGAR IS OUT-LET ME OH! I'LL GO GET HIS PIPE - | KNOW HE'D RATHER SMOKE THAT-ESPECIALLY- WHEN HE'S IN THE PARLOR- IT'S ALL STRAN O ME-I'M TO SEE MY THIS KINDNESS 1S KILLIN' ME- - o 1 FOR CHAMBER HERE ] Heating of the pr {sion before the Junc merits of Ala GREGORY T0 SUCCEED LYNCH HERE AS (CC ' on i Koy G $os ardived cooperative at Matanuska ko BT ‘ " '~cm the Chamber a sack of Ma | Juncau to succeed M. J. Lyneh Bs|yqen hotatces S fyial . Ther Qe Special . Dishipang el pe at the luncheon meeting Lynch is expecting transfer | temerrew spuds has to tive duty. R. E. Hardeastle of Ketchikan T RS and Robert Bragaw of Anchorage, members of the |Cempnesaticn Commission, at the meeting Ladles Aux1l|ary “ Election of officers will be bheld |needs for training in’ first aid and temorrow night at the regular mzet- | life saving, d er relief and nurs- ing of the Juneau Ladies Auxiliar .|ing. the American Red Cross has Unemployment will be The session will start at 8 o'cleek |taken an important part in the na- in Union Hall. ional defense program. Increased Announcement has been made| responsibilities have resuited in a | need for increased membership. Join and help the Red Cross widen its that the meeting nights have been changed from Fridays nights to the second and fourth Thursday of |service in a year month, needed. each By GEORGE McMANUS TUT-TUT-MR.JIGES- YOU ARE IN THE PINK OF CONDITION-THERE 1S NOTHING THE MAT TER WITH YOU PHYSICALLY OR MENTALLY- when it is most | PSS Oct. 1940 ation dates, 6-13-20-217, Publica 130, Nov. AERONAUTICS | — forrrers e e Watch Our Windows FOR DAILY BARGAINS THRIFT CO-0OP Next to City Hall 7 i | f z { \ % G M C T R U C K S Compare Them With All Others! PRICE - APPEARANCE - ECONOMY DURABILITY CONNORS MOTOR CO. PHONE 411 Put a Covic Diesel in Your Bdat If You Want MORE ROOM IN YOUR BOAT More Mils for Your Money A Comfortable, Quiet Ride An Engine that Instantly Starts Assurance of Safe Trips Freedom from Fire Hazards A Broad Range of Smooth Speeds Low Operating and Maintenance Costs Reduced Insurance xates Smokeless, Odorless Exhaust Full Diesel Dependability An Enging that Can Be Easily Hand Oranked CIIARLES G. WARNER CO. ? e o . ] . (] L4 o