The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 6, 1941, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, SEPT' 8, SEATTLE IN Brooklynls 1 PLACE, leadingby P.C.IEAGUE Three Games . d Sacramenio Cincinnati Halts Cardinals niers7sRe- | .in One Game-Boston s It of Sunday Games on Hitting Spree (BY ASSOCIATED PRESS) Brooklyn moved to a three-game By Yanks Defroit Drubs Cleveland on Sunday-Washingion Takes Twin Contest (BY ASSOCIATED PRESS) New Yol ted the American League lead Sun by beating ‘e 1 nal League Sun- Boston easily . although outhit 13 [day wi doubleheader victory to 12 Angeles v |ever the New York Giants. Dolph Tommy Bridges hurled a six- ix-hitter in the opening and broke 'Gamilli starred in the first game : 8 Detroit drubbed xth inning tie to win the night- | with two homers and driving in three of ar- Gk _|five runs, and with Higbe pitch- [ o divided a doubleheader jne o gix-hitter, The Dodgers were J : o Hollywood Stars Sunday, S | | Loui ored in the } scsnd patie being Wik -1k 08 ind in the :nm\(lv game b‘ut ‘.,/ ith inning Sunday Lo win frc {hni ed two runs in the ninth in-| Chicago. amento stopped Oakland's ning for a tie, then put across a | Washington swept a doublehead- | winnine streak in the second game TuP in the tenth inning to win. | er from Philadeipnia Sunday, taree e \fter los- | Cincinnati d the fading| N n in the ninth inning wi 1 The Oaks lost the Cardinals again in the nightcap the opener and three run he n error vesterday after losing the opener | % = sixth inning, winning the nizit wept two for an even break e :\ cap nday Beston went ¢n a hitting spree g ¢ - - ngles pener and a shutout €und beating Philadeiphia twice ' q in the nig by w E Boston got 20 hits Phonephoto in the fi s r g and 15 ‘hite 18 Members of the special Senate committee investigating the petroleum shortage in the eastern United States : i . ’ 5 the second cc t. The Phiilies are shown conferring during the Washington hearing. Left to right are Senators Francis Maloney, of Cone 3 ahr ] i used four hurlers jn the opene: and necticut, chairman: Warren Barbour. of New Jersey: and Harold Burton. of Ohio. 3 40 thrée hurlers in the night v | ) RAID MADE’ Umpire Cal Hubbard and Jimmy Dykes, rer of the Chicago Chicago won frem Pitisbureh | NEW DOCTOR HEADS Sund: behind the five-I piteh GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL White Sox have scme words at third base during a game with the ing of Vallie Eaves. | 2 y i | S 200 4, 1; Hollywood 2, 2 €t. Louis Browns and as usual the umpire had the last word. Dykes an Diero i - i i ; t. Louis s a ¥ h rd e Dr. George H. Quillan, his wife REI(H (i]v (5) was ejected from the ficld for protesting decision. It was his h k1 fia‘li(in‘al'\}‘\(‘niul"k 1.3 . A a ania ‘thres. Ghildoen, arrived.ini X 2 ;i o, Jreoklyry 3. 4: New York 3 &l = ly B u- third banishment this season. Dario Lodigiano is the player at right. | or°7ENC o7 (il HE 2 e e e A laughing Maller . . as as s ow e ense | neau on the Columbia last night, Bosten 17, 10 ’ | to take the place of Dr. Ed Vol- B Confidential ~ Observer. . Most Violent Atfack of RAINBOW GIRLS |cvccci ouer o lert at the Government hospital iladelphia 6, 1. . Y Chicago 3; Pittsburgh 1 or a l ax s . Shirley merican gue Is Now Reshaplng 'nduslry of the Bureau of Indiaw Affairs | New York 8; Boston 5. here. : leweno; Standard Bearer, Pat: ; L+ Present Conflict Made- ElE(T OFH(ERS Bl Rl B | Detroit 4; Cleveland 1 H ‘ Dr. Vollert will be inducted into cia Nelson; Flag Bearer, Dores St. Louis 3: Chicago 1 ‘av@rl e ory i aluch i i | —————— | active service with the National 4 Mldmgh' to DaWfl FOR NEXT 'I'ERM‘g;:)‘;‘ffbm“c"(‘:“‘;‘:]‘;\_ /'\‘1““‘:' Meic Washinston 3, 4; Philadelphia 2, 2 (Continnea irom Page ON®) | ywith inspection services few and Guard next week. Dr. Quillan has r | 4 s | far betWeen, been Bureau of Indian Affairs | s o 3AMES SATURDAY —— i i (Continued from Page One Voo il | Keepers of the p e 1 :»,:\?:il‘.\(-r:::ll'?:n\..‘, A'titled English grand dame of- C'ibpers into machine — gun belt| Powell also commented that he doctor at Klawock. | Miss Isab |1s Par New e I;]L;qk :{Kvl,lb“;)”" ;[v‘ Onkiand 5; Sacramento 4 teretliiér ixutiods t5WH hionas’ to UDES, Orehim SeDAraters.. Intp / gun | Was ralyihald up beosuse of Westis] Also- shoprd SHie - Qolimbite; SER ; S besn Killed a5’ 8 pesult of Viss Isabel IS Parsons NeW | xeeper of the Jewels, Doris Balos; | PEEEE W S e 0, 7 e e s ahidren fuss ripods, and siide fasteners into|er one day in Tis entire trip this his way to the States for 8 years 3 . Page, Lilliam Nielsen; and Choir, 3 ¥ 4 after the first disastrous Nazi ai 1ges. And for some strange rea-|year. He plans to leave here on leave, was Dr. Ray Edward Smith, since the i i i n it ? E g Hollywood 6; San Diego 5 f WO”hY Advisor ~ In BTy, Pt Dews Chabmanj: osn o o 4; Portland 2. raids on the London dock sections f“' P n, the Armstrong Cork Company |the southbound Aleutian, with his of the hospital at Kotzebue. & ilots found B Irene Williams, Susan Helgesen,| ey o WA L Y . is making shells. | next inspection service to be made| Northbound on the Aleutian this i lin shining in a b 1t moonlignt S'fl"a‘on Safurdfiy Sylvia Anderson, Margaret ark, b hia 4 B ‘“g “,“ _o”u was accepted promptly ) iy Bpokane weekend were Mr. and Mrs. John o ¢ Ministry saic Dol Constance Da Doris Meittinen, | Philadelphia 4; Boston 3. by five mothers with a total of 1e list is longer than that. For - e v Pl :l{,’.mg“ e e o g | Charlotte Soule; and - Barbara New York 1; Brooklyn 4. ten children. the present it has no end. fven | Nichols, returning to their teach- T Cron B Ot o Tier- | The first Tegular meeti iy Pl arbard | Chicago 4; Pittsbureh 6. The lady tried hard not to show as you read this, industrial ex- Bux DEFENSE BONDS “‘IB post for the Bureau of Indian # = Kl in Order of Ranibow for Girls for| S g Uhisio o o Louts 0. i felt extremely perts for the Army and Navy and | Tl L e Affairs at Kanatok, after a sum- 5 ¢ the city. The raid last- the fall term was held last Satur- Public ir tion.op, these, 030 2 American League OPM are in the field, searching| FEmoire Clussifieds Pay! mer vacation in Ohio. ed than five hours, fron day afternoon in the Scottish Rite| S ‘"‘“ be l;rlfl Sd'u»lday night, }.lw.xl-,]xxm‘mzxa 8; Philadelphia 8, 4. out plants that in a twinkling can o 5 47 s . d 4 S, : > e September 13. Miss Doris eveland 2, e changed f roduction of midnight to almost dawn this morn- | Temple with Miss Isabel Pa 7 o e 00 e s Le changed from production o Temple with Miss Tabel Parsons| S0 ouiguing Worthy Advisos| €0 Lous 2 15 Chen be changed from woduiion of\ Jones Squa ins Chart atc i AL CARrHE Tine. THe IoboNise sisleiviow slagay 11/ 0¥, stlending e Tiiveraly, o8 R AN ments of war. 4 s e ;i R ed and appointed to offices for the WagLeson H“d| Chrnelors WL nok L SANDI OF THE CLUBS A ik busd B N e ki overnieht offensive, raiding ensuing term: ~preside as Installing Officer, as 1 Pacific Coast Leacue I want to tell you, as it was told | 5 herlands and ot! oy Adyior. : Testiel “Passonss,| 1o custom. Miss Elizabeth. Tuck: Won Lost Pet. to me, about one of the more re- | « 17 Gacita Advisor, | Bechy Vil Ats: 89 Tnsieili, QTHOT ¥ 91 66 cent results of this search and how ey St vty Aus - oS " Davis; | the following girls _gssisting: 2n-|g , 02 67 biz boom has come to the quiet . VISITOR LEAVE Hope, Grace Berg; Faith, Marilyn Stelling Marshal, Miss EALMCHDS gqoramento 93 68 little resort town of Bantam, Comn., Mrs. Ralph W, Dusenbury, who Merritt; Treasurer, Shirley Davi Torkelsen; Installing Hollywood 78 81 in that town where business 2 has been visiting in Alaska during, Chaplain, Pauline Petrich; Drill l‘j“b“‘ _A“‘;}r “I’ N'“"; ancisco 7588 never has bustled at all, there was | i : VLends i s £ ricia Shaffer; and | Oakland 73 88 3 { i f w who go the idea of mak- the summer -months both in Ju-|Leader, Adricnne Glass; Love, Nor- -8 C magnanimous ¥ e : i P e and Skagway, Ieft on the Co-|ma Burford; Religion, Willane Roft; Beverly Leivers. Portland 61 90 Ly h‘)’;:‘? abw"‘}‘]fin ":’;L“"r‘f’.m’”‘i; ing aluminum barber chairs. It Jumbia to return to her,heme in|Nature,, Courlyne Smith; Immor- A kAT |Los ’\"E“l’-fil, A ‘:7" “?U i e e | Was A itnoVbIOn - & new, fHon Mhat /| Y ialit Ta ¥ itv. Es National Leag d § P & and. he s i i Nebraska. ’ tality, Ruth Talmage; Fidelity, Es- | STEP to Health with Berter Feet W Tost pet, the great hall, heiped them settle ‘Q“:. 2 S L"t’lf‘l”;é "’(“‘““f":"d i T ther George; Patriotism, Charlotte Phone 648. Chiropodist Dr. Steves (o o M their bags and wraps, and then |- O aTi it BUY DEFENSE STAMPS Stevenson; Service, Mary Tubbs; —adv. | i tarted w . 4 i A New, magss 8 h b 5 ’gg. Lo s f; éz iz hom‘:‘“‘ them on a tour of ,.,quced and aluminum experts [ G T S G i | incinnati (i ey 2 . M rthne SiTbas Sabid- ;| Pittsburh 73781 541 Arriving at the first floor cml-‘f,:;m ok e o Y » - 62 69 473 'servatory in the rear, she pointed| e 5 ! ¥ - hen came national defense and ag 5 449 o » Qhichgo fl ?,; 412 u,t A lendow toward great green|in. glyminum shortage. Imagine Boston 54 412 lawns and, over the liees, tower-|pore the aluminum barber chair | Philadelphia 38 94 280 ing turrets. businésd AR Nave: theats - Yodlaz| American League “Wot's thim turrets, me Ay | m something happencd e Won Lost | nsBad oraiat the mabihars Y But something appened. Some- | New York 92 46 b 3 PR |body discovered that the Bantam | ew Yor That's Buckingham Palace, just| : i Boston 1 66 sond the iyt 4 Y| man cturer had facilities to § icag 71 61 y i ) | make one thing the Army and Navy | Chicago Buckinam, is it? It's a dine-| Cleveland 66 68 et pliee ke tids "t dine=| wanted padly—seats for bombers. - Detroit 67 0 ;x T uf Wo ase i s im) Bave| hat's how Bantam got its boom | s 5 St. Louis 61 T4 o e O . 4 (|04 that's how hundreds of other | 4 - Philadelphia 60 16 ot another word the| yanygacturers who out | Walter Hagen, Tom Walsh, Denny Shute, Bobby Jones Washington 56 1 entire group trouped back to the|,qy to pe “convertible” have quit “safer” docks section. singing| the priovities: biues | Bobby Jones, veteran golfer, is congratulated, above, by Walter REV. HUBBARD LEAVES (AP Feature Service) A _,,,}, .’ i | Hagen after the former's challenging. team had beaten Hagen's The Rev. B. R. Hubbard sailed = | o | Ryder Cup squad in a charity match at Detroit. With the two team ra stean ! Ifers as- south on the steamer Columbia last | i captains are Tom Walsh, president of the Pro!essh\{ml Gol oizht after being in Juneau for GUDMAN jENSE" RHURNS ‘ WEAIHER BUREAU {315 sociation, and Denny Shute, member of Jonelfilqurazd.r S ! several weeks, He is returning <o | 3 ‘ v z . U -| Californa. FROM SUMMER'S MINING, CHECKER-UPPER Styles for Working Women fe AR i i i R BT, ! 1 . 2% : NOW N JUNEAU i P INVITATION FOR BIDS | Gudman Jensen returned to Ju-‘ | TN oy 5 g | Sealed bids will be reecived at the | neau Sunday aboard Cash Cole's . s % "; - ' 3 v 3 g a5 by ke, | zashoat Jazz after 2 i Tkhe man who chevk‘s up on the | i iy i . . City Clerk’s office, Juneau, Alaska, | & ¢ r a summer at operation of those little wedther | i v - % until 4:00 P. M. September 19, 1941, | Windihm Bay. e i | . for the constructicn of approximate- | Jensen was doing assessment work | i;::f‘;:"t:‘:!gl “"fif‘f'}'l" ‘f’_h;htchun 'gt(-) i 1 ly 5800 square feet of concrete side- | on his Great Mines Group property | ° P8 il ‘; TSk Yol | walk and 2900 square feet of paving. &l Windham. ed States and possbssions is in| A set of pians and specifications | The mining man spoke enthus- Juneau today. | i may be obtained from the City En- | lastically about the property at He is Ray Powell, radiosonde | zineer’s office, without charge. Sumdum of Jack Davis and Herman | technician for the Weather Bureau. I35 The City of Juneau reserves the KIoss. Fowell has just completed a six- | right to reject any cr all bids and to “They have a wonderful property | week trip through the Territory, | 4 » waive informalities. | there, both free milling and base checking the equipment. After goiny | Signed: ROBERT G. RICE, Y ore," Jensen satd, “and are looking over the opeyations of weather sta- | f City Clerk, | toward the time they can develop tions at Nome, Fairbanks, Juneau, J Sk g 0% o : o Juneau, Alaska, | it further. | Anchorage, Bethel and Ketchikan. | 2 A First publication, Sept. 8, 1941. ! B R 'he has pronounuced everything in THE WEST COMES EAST_Bobby Hopps, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Hopps o Last publication, Sept. 10, 1941 | ' £ ¢ g * O g top shape and teday commended the | Poundridge, N. Y., finds the West close at hand as he and Johnny Pastnyck, veteran cowhand, cook LA A { Tog D-I:Y Alsska.Dmpire has the 00 £ MRS B0 P R R | supper after their all-day ride on the 5,000-acre Deep Hollow ranch. The ranch, near Montauk Point { 1argest paid circulation of any Al- a i > i where Long Island reaches jnto the Atlantic, has 200 Mexican and Brahma steers. Subscribe for The Empire o newspADer. ing their equipment in top order +» L BRINGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS | | J F 1| WISH | HADN'T BOUGHT | | WELL- DADDY: ‘ THAT Dl?lJG FROM Y DON'T | COULD HAVE MADE A .{ « MAGGIE'S BROTHER - | YOoU GO TO ME DALIGHTER'S E TO HM -= HE N i THE STORE RIGHT- THAT'S WHO WAS DRUG WANTED AN ANCHOR 4 FOR HIS YACHT - BUT AND uoyY WHAT 1LL. DO~ THERE'S NOT TH USINESS‘? The byreau of home economics, U. S. department of agriculture, has b designed a group of clothes for women who do very activ and some-. . -4 times rough work. Left, Gertrude Lowell models a new fleld suit designed for farm work. A slide fastener closes the legs and the arms. Right, Margaret Smith models a one-piece suit for the female mechanie or ;irl engaged in defense work in machine shops. It i cut with plenty ey of room for reaching, sitting and stooping. @i