The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 12, 1941, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1941. HOME GARDENING can be a RELAXATION and a PLEASURE, or you can make a lot of hard work of it, it all de- pends on the kind of TOOLS you have. WITH ALL TPOPPY S light weight, easy running, pneumatic tired WHEELBARROW weeds and _rock made easy. The price is only $l]‘“ WISS GRASS SHEARS for trim ming around the edges and cut ting {lowers; its perfect 85c GARDEN HOSE 50-foot length .50 BAMBOO LAWN RAKES—rcke up the loose grass but 250 do not hurt the lawn. is hauling COMMISSION FLYING TO FAIRBANKS ° ;Air Survey:f_Taku River Valley Shows Road Link Fia_sible Members of the International | Highway Commission left Juneau ithis afternoon by plane for Fair- banks, (hough weather conditions and their late start indicate the paity might have to remain at Whitehorse overnight. Flyinz in the plane of Assistant Directer of Civil Defense J. J. Ryan, those in the party are Gov. Ernest Gruening, Rep. Warren Magnuson, Roosevelt Between Hosp_itals | | i WORKER DROPS FROM. SIGHT ENROUTE T0 | | DUTCH HARBOR JOB Inquiries were made of the Mar- shals office today by A. O. Henson as to the whereabouts of a friend, Robert Allen, 22, who left here April 8 to work at Dutch Harbor and who | has not been heard from since. | Allen obtained a job through the Alaska Territorial Employment Ser- | vice. Though more than two months | have elapsed he has not sought to obtain a cneck for more than $100 { waiting for him at the Alaska Ju- ineau Gold Mining Company office |and has not notified friends here |of a forwarding address. ‘ Cadastral Engineer Leonard Rer- B i | lin and Surveyor Larry A Dauphiny | left for the Westward yesterday to | survey the boundaries of the mili- | tary reservation at Anchorage. 4 PG West Will Receive Huge Honey Order SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.—The surplus marketing administration announces it would purchase seven million pounds of extracted honey in nine Far Western States this month. Producers must make offers in car- load lots by June 13. The government offered 4'4 cents a pound for No. 1 quality. The honey will go to school lunches. — e, TO SURVEY RESERVE DIVORE CASI Suits for divorce have been filed |in District Court by Nicholas P. | Weber against Fay Weber and by The first American trade asso- | Irene Ardenia against Abelard |clation was formed in 1768 when RAKES — L] HOES — CULTIVATORS 5 in the garder In fact everythin 1 tool line that will make a SPADES former Gov. Thomas Riggs and Sec- | retary of Alaska E. L. (Bob) Bart- lett Member Donald MacDonald flew SHOVELS rd Ardenia. 120 New York merchants agreed to - cooperate in promoting their busi- ! nesses. R B e Subscribe tor The Empire. . garde Lir.q-(x pleasure. - SWIFT'S RED STEER — LILLY'S MORECROP and VIGERO FERTILIZER — BONE MEAL — LAWN CHEM VITAMINE B — GO WEST All help to improve your garden and lawn. u u u Juneau-Young Hardware Co. ed to coop- | cireet because of the traffic and fire;Chamber had been as MORE A(TION | hazard they create, was promised to| erate with the ne irited Boy [ the Juneau mber of Commerce |Scout move in Juneau. Further busi- | bv the Mine and Mill Workers Local | hesé brought up in the short meet- DN BU'lDlNGS\,m as a communication from the |ing was a reminder that excess sport ) | union was read to members of the |caught saimon will be taken from regular noon;fishermen at the Ccld Storage for Chamber Receives Letter from Miners Offering | Chamber at their | luncheon meeting Gold Room at noon todey Further discussion of the project which has been before the Cham- | ber and the City Council for several | weeks, disclosed that the City is now carrying on negotiations for the purchase or condemnation of the buildings, City Councjlman Ernest Parsons, present at the Chamber’ in the Baranof distribution among the needy during {the winter months. Complaint of many nails in the streets of Juneau and their result in |tire punctures was referred to com- mittee and will be repcrted on at the next meeting. New member Marshal Erwin was intrcduced as were guests A. R. Boy- er of Petersburg and E. L. Keithahn of Wrangell, new curator of the to Fairbanks via PAA and Secretary Howard MacGowan plans to fly back to Washington at the first op- portunity. { Yesterday the Commissioners flew over the Taku Valley for an hour on an air survey of a possible road to connect Juneau with the High- way. The plane went as far as At- lin, Members said on their return the branch road appeared possible from an engineering standpoint but would probably be quite costly. e DOUGLAS HOME GUARD PRAISED AT INSPECTION Assistant Dfiior of Civil- ian Defense Visits Unit at Drill The Douglas Home Guard has Sporting a gorgeous shiner Ensign Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., thi son of the President, is shown with h General Hospital, Boston, en route to ther treatment before returning to du! is wife as he left Massachusetts Chelsca Naval Hospital for fur- ty at Newport Naval Station in A WIFE WINS A KIS Rhode Island. He was injured when his car overturned after a blowout. CITIZENSHIP |© How husbands do appreciate Schilling Coffee! Its full flavor and delicious goodness come pletely satisfy every coffee lover. CEREMONIES | %% - ARE SLATED | 'Class of 23—1—0_Take Oath | as Americans in Court Here Tomorrow | Either Rep. Warren G. N or Past Department Comm M. Polley of the Americ will be the speaker t W Ining at aturalizaticn proceedings in which 23 will take the oath of | ofie® AE ne Sehith YOUR CHOICE —DRIP OR PERCOLATOR Schilling = WINGS o%ue MORNING 1 Legion eve- Their Cooperation A promise of cooperation in an at- temapt to effect the removal of the meet, said that the Council is mak- ing every effort possible to accom-| plish the project, but that results| would be necessarily impeded be- cause of “red tape and absentee, Territorial Museum. Expected guests of the Chamber, members of the visiting Internation- al Highway Commission, did not at- tend the meeting because of their made remarkable strides toward pre- allegiance as American cit s be- paredness to meet an emergency, As- fore the District Court. | sistant Director cf Civilian Defense Magnuson he J. J. Ryan said today following an he is in the city. 1f to speak if 1e has net re- | Polley will row of buildings opposite the Juneau Owners.” Lumber Mills, on South Franklin Announcement was made that the | expected departure to Fairbanks. WHITEHEAD WILL BE Look Here, Folks? OPEN ALL NIGHT | | Dr. William M. Whitehead today accepted the position of chairman of the District Boy Scout Commit- tee for the coming year, according to an announcement by Wellman Hol- brook, chairman of the nominating committee. | PFormer chairman was Charles | Burdick, Other divisional officers |as selected by the nominating com- mittee will be announced in the near future, — .- |DOUGLAS MEETS ELKS Percy Has Thrown the ‘ Key Away!? It’s in the Channel - OPEN ALL NIGHT-Every Night! PERCY’S CAFE PHONE 91 To be played on Friday the Thir- |teenth, a seven-inning battle be- |tween the Elks and the Douglas | Islanders will start on the Fire- | men’s Ball Park at 6:30 c'clock to- imorrow night, weather permitting. | The game, if played, will be the ‘nr:l this week, the Moose-Elks game | being rained out on Tuesday. > NEW SCOUT CHAIRMAN ON FRIDAY THIRTEEN. inspection of the Douglas unit last night. Walter Andrews is Captain of the Dougas Home Guard. Other officers gre Sergeants Cahill and Larue and Corporals E ne, Gulhaugen and Niemi. The Douglas Home Guards have been turning out 40 men every Wednesday evening since January to drill on the baseball field. “The Douglas Home Guard put on fine performance last night,” said Ryan, “and every man deserves a great deal of credit. Captain An- drews has done a very good job of organizing and training and is to be congratulated for his initiative and energy in accomplishing what he has withcut outside help.” EKS INTIATE FOUR LAST NIGHT | Four members of the Elks Lodge | No. 420 were initiated into the fra- ternal order last night at the regu- lar meeting. New members are Charles Burdick, | Bill Hixson, Bud Nance and George | Parmenter. After the iniatory ritual, ;Lhe members participated in a chile land spaghetti feed. —-——— SOAP BOX TRIAL turned from Fairbanks, substitute. | Judge George F. Ale nder w \l‘ make opening and closing remarks. | The oath will be administered by Clerk of Ccurt Robert E. Coughlin. | A flag pledge will be led by Frank | A. Metcalf, Commander of Alford John Bradford Post of the Legion. | Presentation of flags will be con- | ducted by R. E. Robertson, Past Ex- alted Ruler of the Juncau Elks Lodge. Petitioners are hand at 7:45 o'clocl will begin at 8. ‘Willy Messerschmitt | Aecording to the British radio, Wil- ly Messerschmitt, famed German airplane designer, has been placed on the Nazi list of proposed purges | for helping Rudolf Hess, No. 3 Nazi, in his flight to Scotland. Hess made his sensational flight in a Messer- schmitt warplane. — . d to be The program ' GAMES TODAY ————————————————————————————————————— FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS 288 Size JUICE ORANGES - 2dozen45c Among those to participate in! the mass naturalization will be OVENTREAT Hans Johansen, Frank Cossardo,! The following are final scores of 2 lb 36 Cos Athan Tsoustas, Oscar Gott-|baseball games played this after- GBAHA“ CBA s. c fried Erickson, Stanislav Julius Ra-|noon is the two major leagues as H kosh, Ove Gravesen, Lilian Caro-|received up to press time: * line Skuse, Eva Clark, Sina Ber- National League OVENTREAT {gita Sonderland, Isak Emil Hietala,| Chicago 0; New York 2. sonA ancxms R 2 “)S 330 {Grace Reed, Signe Marie Karki,| Cincinnati1; Boston 0. o Harry Naifonov, Knute Langseih, American League ————————————————————————————— . George Dimitris Bavard, Forry Ju Boston 4; St. Louis 9. SHURFINE son Barlow, Hilna Johanna Niemi| Philadelphia 5; Detroit 3. and Rode Krivokapich. TOMATO JUICE - 46 0z. can 25¢ Four or five others who are to { s |be examined tomorrow will \)(n[ kl byw 4 added to this list. a( e oman 2 Ibs. SEASIDE LIMAS - - 22 — e | ORNITHOLOGIST T0 Prevents Suicide NEW YORK, June 12.—A woman’s football-like tackle saved pajama- | | Weather permitting, a wial run FOR ASSESSMENT | of Soap Box Derby cars will be held When you treat your friends | Owners of Carlson Creek mining | night, the committee annourced to- | preperties yesterday sent out sev-| day. {eral men for assessment work on the —— . |on Twelfth Street at 8 o'clock to- ! STUDY ALASKA BIRDS | Stanley G. Jewett cf Portland, one of America’s outstanding orni- thologists, will arrive here by plane June 20 to gather data for a book he | 2 lbs. BAYOU BEANS s 22 2 1bs. SMALL RED BEANS 17¢c clad William Rosendale, fifteen, from a leap of death from a four- story rooftop in Brooklyn. The cajolery of policemen and the coax- ing of a priest failed to lure the boy | claims. 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Small WHITE BEANS 17c Shurfine CATSUP - 1402.17c PHONE 767 THRIFT CO-0P PHONE 767 Next to City Hall You can live cemfortably in San- | | tiago, Chile, for as li a day. | Ladybird aud Her Eaglet = Magellanes, Chile, on the Straits e as $1.75|of Magellan is the southern-most city in the world. NOTICE! Loyal Order of Moose No. 700 Will Entertain WOMEN OF THE MOOSE and Friends_ at FLAG DAY EXERCISES Friday Night—June 13 ..ngreshm@q ‘ Greenwood O. Cocanougher presents to her son, Archie, & \ & N daating pilot at Brooks Field, Birac, aa Maj. Stanton T.Smith looks | ou, ~Herself a pilot, Mrs. Cocanougher flew. her own. monoplane ln-/ sheis home in Lexington, Ky, t9 do the honggte. ] t