The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 28, 1941, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY AUG. 28 1941 ANGARS FOR PRIVATE PLANES INVESTIGATED Chamber of Commerce Is Looking for Facilities for Aviators The aviation committee of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce is going to busy itself in the next |tew weeks investigating the possibil- |1tie\ of buflding hangars and stop- |over facilities for privately owned plnm-s at either the new Civil Aero- |nautics Administration field here jor at the PAA field, it was an- | nounced today at the weekly meet- ing of the chamber at the Baranof Hotel. The chamber aviation committee is also slated to inyestigate re- ported bad conditions at the sea- plane hangar in the small boat |haven here. Reports made to the chamber directors declared that flotsam and rubbish have drifted into the hangar until it is almost beyond use. Guests of the chamber this noon |were Lieutenant Commander Park | willis, Ensign Garrett Eddy and |Ensign Sid Dennison, of the U. S.| | 8. Amber, naval recruiting ship now |in Juneau: Ensign, Dennisan, a former Forest €ervice man here, explained that the purpose of the present recruit-| ing trip is to enlist men for service in Alaska waters. The navy needs, men who know Alaska waters and| weather conditions, he stated. It is hoped that Alaskans can be re- ,cruited to make up at least skeleton crews on all navy ships in Alaska. Men will be given navy ratings com- parable to their ability, Dennison stated. Dennison also pointed out that the present recruiting trip is znk- ing men between the ages of 17 and | 50 and that the physical require- \ ments are not as strict for enlist-| ment in this service as in the reg-| ular navy. Dennison stated that efforts are| being made to have Robert Scho- cttler, manager of the Baranof Hotel and reserve lieutenant in the navy, designated as recruiting of- | ficer here and also to have recruit- | Wegonor Faronzs| GAMES TODAY Montgomery Ward Co. Procter & Gamble Products Gatner & Mattern Knit Goods ation Milk Ce The following are final scores or; | baseball games played in the two| | major leagues this afternoon as| received up to press time: Naticnal League Pittsburgh 3; Philadelphia 2. St. Louis 5; New York 0. Chicago 1; Boston 2. American League Washington 0; Chicago 4. fe & JUNEAU CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL Affiliated with American Federation of Labor GEORGE BROS. Super Market 95--PHONES--92 ICECOLDBEER AT ALL TIMES! SCOTCH WHISKEY, 10 Years 0ld FFTH-—- §2.75 CLAN MACKAY McGREGOR'S Royal Mac SCOTCH 15YearsOld, 5th, $3.45 PILSNER BEER (ase $2.75 (ase 8 Boities for $1.00—Ice Cold BEEER—BEER—BEER Hamms, Budweiser, Pabst 6 Bottles for $1.00 ICE COLD - EASTERN BEERS Ketchikan, Willis. also spoke briefly, outlin- ing the advantages of navy life as; campared to army life and urging men who are of draft age to ser- iously consider navy enlistment before they are called into active army service. GREATDAM DESTROYED BY SOVIETS Pride of Fivfiear Plan Is | Blown Up to Keep from Hitler's Bandits MOSCOW, Aug. 28.—The Russian | forces have blown up the Great | Dnieper River Dam, the industrial | pride of the Soviet revolution. This | |is the official announcement made here tonight, | The official spokesman said: “We | blew up the dam so as not to allow | this first child of the Soviet five- | year plan to fall into the hands of the Hitler bandits.” The dam 1is located just south of Dniepertopetrovsk, on the lower part of the river, where the German forces are now entrenched. The great construction project of the Soviet Union dam supplied hydroelectric power to a large sec- tion of industrial Ukraine. The dam was completed in 1933, was 200 feet high and provided ‘cnergy for an area of 70,000 square | miles. The dam cost an estimated $110,000,000. 'One Halibuter Sells at Seattle | SEATTLE, Aug. 28. — Only one lhahbuur arrived In port today and | that was the Jane from the western | bank with 32,000 pounds, selling at ’14“5 and 13% cents 4 pound. . MOVE SHRIMP CANNERY Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Sheldon plan | to move their floating shrimp can- |nery from Wrangell to Petersburg lcr operations. Always use Ardena Cleansing Cream and Ardena Skin Lotion together for thorough cleansing. Have these two lovely Elizabeth Arden Essential Preparations now, at a wonderful saving/ Ardena Cleansing Cream $3.00 Jar - - $2.00 Ardena Skin Lotion $1 Bottle 75¢ $2 Bottle Harry Race DRUGGIST PHONE 25——]JUNEAU Hear > CLEARLYZ with SONOTONE Do you hedr bist have 1S ADVERTISED trouble understand- w LIFE ing? Then call for full information ¢n pew audicle whith is help- ing_thousands. RAE, Phone 636 Blomgren Bldg. Thare 18 o sUbstitute for Newspaper Adverfising ; | Lodestar. ing stations located at Sitka and| _ (OLD KEEPS MOVIE STAR DOWNINBED Lew Ayres Vms Reclinina| for Plane fo Fly fo Seattle Movie actor Lew Ayres lay in| bed in the Baranof Hotel this| morning with a cold, asking not to be disturbed because the tele- phone was too far from his bed The Dr. Kildaire of the moticn picture series, one time scheduled to fly by Lodestar to Seattle today, found bad weather had ' delayed | his flight, then made reservations | to fly to Sitka for the day. Bad| weather cancelled his flight south, and weather, starting a cold in the chest of the non-acclimated actor, cancelled his plane trip to the Coast. Ayres, flying to the Territory | alone on a vacation trip, arrived here last Saturday, avoided auto- | graph seekers and spent the ev ning with nationally known writers Corey Ford and Dan Holland. Sun- day he bearded a northbound PAA plane, made a quick trip to Fair- banks and Nome to see the scen- |ery after touring out the - Glacier |Highway to see Mendenhall Gla- cier. Enthusiastic over Alaska scenery, |Ayres will return to Hollywood to- morrow on a southbound PAA ceee JAPANMAY - STAKE LIFE, TANKISSUE ‘Continued trorn Page One) controlled by the Foreidn Office, | declared today that Lheflmtcd States military mission being sent to China constitutes a virtual Am-| erican participation in - the war against Japan. INVESTIGATION OF HERRINGRUN NOW STARTING Patrol Boamane Heads for Kodiak and Prince William Sound | After only two hours in port here |1ast night, the Fish and Wildlife Service boat Crane pulled out for { Kodiak and Prince William Sound | districts to carry on an investiga- tion of the herring run. | The Crane recently completed |salmon patrol work in the Alaska | Peninsula district and made a round trip to Seattle with tem- |porary fisheries employees from the | Westward districts. Its present trip |is being made as a portion of thej | herring investigation work in Al- aska under a recent special Con- gressional appropriation of $34,000, !bcing administered by the scientific |division of the Fish and Wildlife Service. The work will include the tag- ging of herring and securing data on the age ratio of fish taken by ! commercial herring fisherman. Four plants on Kodiak Island and six manh on Prince William Sound are! |this year processing herring. ; It is expected that the 250,000~ | barrel quota of herring in the Kod- iak district will be reached by plant.\ eek. Up to the present time, 1\70\![ 190,000 barrels of the 250,- 000-barrel quota in Prince wmmm' Sound district has been taken. Commercial fishing for herring is | still being permitted outside the | boundaries of quota areas after | quotas have been reached. It is ex-| pected the herring operations in both areas will continue until late | fall, with the plants processing fish |irom outside the quota areas after | their quotas have been filled by the nearby fishing banks. COLLIER DIVORCE ASKED Mrs. Jessie Collier yesterday filed suit in Federal Court here to di- vorce Joseph Collier. Grounds upon which the action is brought are de- sertion, the complaint stated. .- NOTICE The Neighborhood Beauty Shop will be closed, Aug. 20, until Sept 1. adv. — .- — MISS KATHLEEN CARLSON Is re-opening her plano studio ! September 2. adv, P stands for PEPPER [{ Ask ull of flavor and zest your grocer for Schilling you're sure of the best! S chilling 37 SPICES =19 EXTRACTS Whether you pack a lunch basket or load the car with canned goods for a week-end at the coitage, you'll save tremendously by taking advantage of these food buys. FRIDAY SATURPAY TOMATOES - - - - Zpounds 25¢ SEEDLESS GRAPES - 2 po: nds *5; MALAGA GRAPES - 2 peunds 29¢ GREEN PEPPERS - 2 pounds 29¢ POTATOES - 50 pound sack $1.35 “PLANTATION" Sliced Pineapple, 2" size can 2 for 45¢ SHURFINE STRAWBERRIES - No.2can 29c TASTEWELL GRAPEFRUIT, No. 2 cans 2 for 25¢ THRIFT C 0 0 Pr i NIXT 70! cm( HALL mapped and surveyed preparatory to offering logging chances within Forester Refurns the area for sale to Alaska saw- From 'nmber w°rk mills, as the needs require. - .————— Charles H. Forward, of the re- gional office of the Forest Service, retumed to Juneau early this momlng on the Ranger 7, patrol |boat, following six weeks' work on |&fter spending the summer in the ‘Kosnlusko Island, west of Prince States. She is returning to enter of Wales Island, making a timber|8tade school next week. cruise. | P . | Timber on the ARMY MEN FLY TO HAINES FOR PREPARATIONS Party leaves fo Make Ar-| rangemenis for Hous- ing Guardsmen Bound to make armngements for‘ the arrival and housing of twol companies of the Alaska National Guard soon after induction on| September 15, Gov. Ernest Gruen- ing, Major Jesse Graham and Wwar-| rant Officer Hamilton H. Bond flew out of Juneau for Chilkoot Barracks this afternoon. At Haines, the Army ofricersand1 {the Governor will confer with the, Commanding Officer on detailed |arrangements for the arrival of the troops. | ! As yet transportation plans fo: the removal of the companies from Ketchikan and Juneau to Chilkoot ' Barracks are not definite. ! The officials will return to Ju-| neau late today. RETURNING FOR SCHOOL Miss Roma Fargher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. J. 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