The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 6, 1941, Page 7

—_— Count five average words to the line. Daily rate per lifie for consecutive insertions: [YITR I m— Additional days ... Bo Minimum charge .58 Copy must be in the office by 2 o'clock in the sfternoon to insure insertion on same day. We accept ads over telephone trom persons listed in telephone directory. FORRENT | FURN. 4-rm. apts. Red 600. | VACANCY at e Apts. | NEWLSE P :md furnished apt. Inquire Owl Restaurant, ONE steam heated room. FPhone Blue 302. TWO 4-ROOM furnished duplex apartments, $20. Also, 2-room fur- nished apartments for $16. Phone 789. | RNISHED apartment in Tri- angle Bldg. See Stan Grummett Real Estate For Sale B.B. CLASSIC 'JUNEAUMAH ENDS, FIGHT | TENDERS ARL OF HURLERS ~RESOLUTION Wyalt and Bonthaim Pflch‘ Convention Hears Plea fo Great Game-for Last Establish Territoriat x One of Series Federation I g | ki & (Continued ‘trom Page One) SEATTLE, Oct. 6.—The American - Federatmn of Labor convention op-" ' | ening session today received tWo | | resolutions asking establishment of | ‘n Territorial Federation of Labor |for Alaska, presented by Delegate | gdthes played here, 34072 fans. |Frank Chinella, _representing “ihe | Wyatt Loses, Second Inning ‘ Juneau Labor Council and by a| Wyatt allowed only six safeties| delegate from the Ketchikan Labor | and fanned nine batters, but 10st | Coungil. , the battle in the second .inning| The - Ketchikan resolution said when he issued a walk to Charlie such a measure would facilitate | Keller and then was solved for progress of the labor movement m{ singles by Bill Dickey and Joe|the North. The Juneau measure | Gordon and with his wild pitch |sald the Territory is extremely union letting Keller score, minded and that labor there “is| The Dodgers made their lons|much in need of favorable registra- | score in the third inning which tion for thc protection of its labor- Wyatt -opened with- a double io :)ng'graulpsd“;{hlin ] h::nd\cappedl the left and reached third on an l:uol:‘;meu 4 e el infield hit and scored on Petec i P Reiser's outfield fly. From then & 5 quhbr | 1 | | | LEAVING TOWN-—must sell pi- ano, RCA radio-phoriograph com- | bifiation and Easy washing ma-| chine. Wm. Spicer, Bindsiel Apts.| Phone 654 during day or 446 after 6 p.m. | Dodgers with four hits to best Wy- att, 'ih a stirring pitching duel be- | fore the largest crowd of the three 1-ROOM furnished house. Phone 437. 1. E. Tucker. e i L 8-ROOM furnished house on 12th; St., hot water heat, oil burner. extra hall lot with two garages. $4,500 with reasonable down pay- ment, balance easy terms. Call Black 360 evenings or Sundays or see Douglas at Weather Bu- reau office. HOUSE for sale: one 4-room, one §-room apartment, furnished. 822 Basin Road. $3,250. COMPLETELY furnished 8-room house. Very reasonable. Terms. Phone Black 615. 5-ACRE FPARM: 2-room furnished house, 2 chicken houses, $550 eash, Bus service, Auk Lake Loop Road. Write P.O. Box 2953. or phone 253. VACANCY: Reck Apts. Inquire John Reck. FURNISHED house and furnished apt. Inquire Snap . Shoppe. R ) VACANCY Evergreen Apartments| Blue 629. e cae 2-ROOM apart. for rent. Red 404. STEA;/[-haawd rms; reasonable, Up- stairs of 20th Century Ma.rkfit VACANCY, Nugget Apts. $35, up. 4-ROOM furnished dfiplex. Close in. $27.50. 426 1st St. E. Phone Black 415. FURN. stmhtd. room. Green l_l'l5.' NEWLY painted and furnished apartment, very moderate rent. Inqulrc Owl Restaurant, Dou‘lu (MR o IR s A, AT SHALL APTS, 4 rooms, fur- nished. Phone 1751, or call at 114 W. 6th St. o et Fomns S n RIS VACANCY. HILLOCREST APTS. PHONE 439. Lian Ul opd tie e g S Y STEAM HEATED, furnished, sleep- ing or light housekeepihg rooms. Ellingen Apts. APARTMENT for rent, $16 month. Furnished. Phone 621. FOR RENT—4-room nnt., électric range, steam heated,.. hot ,and cold water. Above Capitol Cafe. PR i MODERN Hhouse, fireplace, channel view, hardwood floors, full base- ment, oil heat, unf Phone 439, $-ROOM nicely, wir, stm. nuuq apts. and houses, Windsor Apts ROOM np‘ltmllt; also 5-room strictly modérn uge| SO furnished house. Phone Red 620. —__.._————————-—-" ONE OFFICE room for rent, Mirst Nationa] Bank Bldg. < B sl scomvn s 2ok 80 g FOR RENT—2-rm. and S-rm.:8 Hot and cold water. By HISWS v et ST mmmwamfiovflufl or trade at Nugget Shop. z % CENTS_EACH. PAID for - w sound gunny unhl ouml:- ers. U S SR R)R LEASE—Modern . warehouse with refrigeration room.—J. B. Burford. BOAT BETSY RO charter trips, for fishing. Phone . 41F. i Ll N s — SWEDISH MASMOE cabinet bath, Graduate 7 ' Phone Green 662 after 12 roon. 2 Fewk ————ee ROOM with or withou$ board, pri- vate home, Green 462. e e GUARANTEED ' Realistic = Pérma- rent. $550. Paper Ctrls, $1 up | Lola Beauty Shop. Phone 201. 315 Decker Way, - ¥ > AR e LOST and FOUND FOUND—Brown and white husky with collar and license No. 82. City Clerk. | FOUND—One black and white; water spaniel with harness lnd' leash. City Clerk. LOST—Tuesday, Waltham _which | between Occidental Annex and! Orpheum Rooms. Reward. J. H.,: Empire. available for uting and wmmm paid circulation, EM Empire—the paper with the hrxflrltmy tons, 20 per cent greater flun] until the final out of the series in the ninth inning the Dodgers got only one more blow off Bonham, Walker ‘getting a' sifigle ‘in fhe Four-Motored ‘Army Piane CoMpIefes ‘Atlantic Hop | in Dayllghi Hours eighth’ frame. SAN JUAN, Pnefln Rico, Oct. The big flare up between play~ ers camie in the fifth inning and 6—Afh extraordinady all-day- Hght- t: by a. fourmotored OTTAGE, income erty, for|this story is told in the play by Csnle ig Juneau. Vegrmg:uzx{lbll)l Play, Which' is interesting.- Any- if taken at once. Phone Thane way the fans booed DiMaggio, nt 3—three rings—George Getchell, jevery appearance after the wordy Unitea shm Army - bémber, 3,400 miles across the South At- Iantic mm ‘Fakoradi, British Gold 'Const, West 'Africa, to fracas. HOUSE on Douglas . Island -one Belem, - Brazil, - was - announced mile north «f bridge. Furnished 6, rooms_anc bath, running hot n,Army headquarters today. : ‘The annoumcement said_the _and ‘cold water. $1,850 cash. Westward hlght in,_the dircc- nest, Dapicls. tian. ‘of the sun’s path was the Miscellantéons For Sale greatest distance ever flown 11-TUBE - console -Strombegg-Carl- betweén sunrise and sunset, son radio, $75. Phone 143. taking 13 hours and 45 min- Dodgers Undaunted The Brooklyn Dodgers, undaunt- ed by a string of had breaks which | helped the Yankees to attain a 3. to 1 lead in the series, up to today, took the field for the final stand with Whitlow Wyatt on the mound for the Dodgers for the{ second _ turn - againgt the Yanks. ‘This - lean,. bald. Geotgian, who cap- tured the second game of the World Seriés with. His fine pitch- ing exhibition and who won 22 ol o ¥ 7 games during the National League DE LUXE model World's bicycle, | season, returned to | the mound $2250; 'boy’s small size’ bicyele,|after a,xest. of, three days. $10; boy's sled, $1; boy’s sléd,| Bonham Hurls for -Yanks practically new, $5;.ping -PONB| . wyatt was opposed by bij ht taple: on horses, * $6; assortéd|nandér Ernie Bonham, cbnild:i—d ghrden teols and- hose; -$7. Set-1one of the best mound prospects tee ‘In good condition, '$20. Phone |y the American League last year 258 between 5:30 and 7:30. and who had flashes of form dur- OIL HEATER with coil, reasonable. Phore Blue 302. | utes. NEW GE. dio - phonograph. ing the 1941 season, although both- Terms. Edithg Shee‘;nr W ered .by a back injury. Bonham The bomber, was, piloted by .|has worn a corset, all year to sup-| Ident. Col. Caleb. WM& 110 volt D.C. generator 7% K.W., pn port his back but won ‘9 games amp. 24" Pelton waterwheel. 300 |and only 10st 6 games. . . % and %-in, galyanized pjpe with Dodger Lineup 'Changes ftings. W. A- Doe, P. O- Box 313.| The Yankees adhered to 'the PR ST same line-up today but the Dogd- G.E. WASHING Wh‘n" $80; 1-1gers again, like: Sunday, ' shuffled tube ~ console Stromberg-Carlson | the patting order, leading off to- radio, $75. Call 143 urter 7 pm.lday with left-handed hitting Dixie SILENT Sioux ofl heater, oniy two ";"‘l:“e’f and making other changes, months| old.. Guagsmteed: to heat|?/10ugh keeping Pete Coscarat af 6.,100me—oash. $45, 320 Harris. second base and Lou Riggs oa thl;gi base. Phone Blue 295. The weamer was warm and —— e MODEL “A” Ford, $50. Black 725.suni ,EIRS”MARM N, SEATTLE CHURCH . Miss , Jean Frances Simpkins, daughter of Mr..and Mrs. George Bimpkins of Juneau, and Richard Work Simmons were married in Beattle satumny morning. at_ .a ten Owem mi;;e .Was . an- SALE OR. LEASE~Pigneer Grill no\ufised & ‘oery “performed ‘in the Saint ver | address -at Fatrbanks, Box 1554, PAIDES | octer i the Dodgers® bating or. |'°Mmes Cofbedral. The bride is a mduute ol the Jirieau schools, and & régistered nurse, having been gradiiated from Saint ' Joseph’s Hosmw at Tato- ma. She has recently bee .mem- ber -of | the ~staff of Harborview Hospital in Seattle. Simn graduate . of - the, anven;lby of \Vnhingwn and fis rnow e:;gued in’ research work mr department 'of Wuhlnztpn stste ‘Mrs, Simpkins, mother of the bride, attended the 'wedding. She has heen in the States for several months. Miss .Barbata Simpkins, FOR SALE—Four good m,.' der, the crowd gave.a great cheer J. B. Burford, N el QTET SEWING MACHINES, | { afid . §5 monthly Liberal allowances for your ,;]S mo tarship; . Hiswatus, . at; Bopt Funeral urvfia for,, Ole. ‘Guld- Harbor. Repairs, parts,. seruice. | sten, oldtimer ‘ahd fhhefmm who died h!;a st_week of & hnrc at- ? el tori ttet- h %A-mm m; Ruat ‘mm ' Chaties | Sster of the. bride, Was ‘also pres- 2 d10} v Cafter CHapel. The Rev. John| Rt The couple .will m-he thdr home L. Cauble will conduct the serv- In. Seattle, .where they have taken ices. ! v Guldsten is survived by a sister |41 @Partment. Hand, /it js belieyed,. two - brothers, 20 Interment will be in the Moose ;..-~ be m“m I6t! piot ‘of Evergregn. Cemetery. IUn(hONIvHOflQI'S i 41 Juneau Visitor v ¢ 4 “‘mfiy ' Mrs. Kenyon Mackéan Uniés Coiple Here "“ tafned: today at a I § AEY s - WANTED—To Rent. ‘Houses and | The rnurrhae of Mrs. Evelm apartments. Junean Rental Serv- Buft ‘Kunos to Harold G. Fleming ice. Phone 633, place Saturday “afterfioon at == 14:30 o'¢lock. The ceremony was hour work. Pho wgm"'““ € liread by ‘the Rev. John L. Cable, pastor of the Resurrection Luther- enter- party gzmer Mrs. Lindegard, who is ting- here. The Iluncheon was given in the Iris° Room of the Baranof Houl‘ rigrit +, Mrs.. d has betn in Ju- neau for a mk B d_will leave here m»fl 'Y her home. wedding guests for the candle . H. Rodcers meem.ly arrived . |ceremony. ‘The 'néwlyweds n(m i Junedu with - his ~wife and ol o i bt ST IS i LT MATD for general housework, care | make their. home 4n Juneay in the {aughter to make his home here. for children. Grand Amumd ¥ Rodgers will® t two insir- ance connenu here, United Bene- MAID for general holugwwk lnd fit and Mutual, Benefif Health and Accident Association. His offices WILL PAY cash for smlll used{an Church, in the church sanctu- desk sultable for apt. Write ia ary. Mrs. Flemlng arrived in Junuu on the Northland last week, For her wedding she wore a sown of The Emplre : 5 The Dailly Manln. mnpw nas the largest paid - circulation of any Al- aska n!wsplper. HELP WAN il short, ope long. family are .1@ 3 will be in |Macleéan ‘Agency --u-—aT_._. (Bumm'-m ;now, z "':nmfi'@ office 'me!al:gm formerly made mmmmws’“" betwéen Fifth and. Fourth| € home in Portiand, Ore. paid_girculation. . |Bvenues, having moved from the| . LEA et Reed house on , OPPosite thel: J. T., Tenhesop, manager of the F. e m-mmmmm. P ior - Packing Company, is a ———————— aboard the Mount Mc- Ppassenger in 1918, Kinley “bound for Seattle. ! ; Kenneth Wolf | i Western Reserve university as » | for 12 guests in honor of her|l . vacation in the states. > i THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE MONDAY, “OCT. 6 |94| In Umvcrsnty at 10 [ | | | | | | | 1 ! | Only 10 years old, Kenneth Wolf of Cleveland. has been admitted to lpi_clal chemistry student. The boy's extensive knowledge of sci- ence astonished educators. At first pniversity officials were against admifting him because he had never: attended. high school, but decided it would be unfair not to admit him after he had passed extensive special tests. Both his ‘parefits: are attorneys. | mq_,wltorf 15 'BAMA BOUND | After 14 years in Alaska, L, W. Turoff, office engineer in the Pub-‘ lic - Reads ~ Administration office fere, left Juneau this morning on ‘the Mount McKinley. Turo!f is bound for Monfgomety, Alabama, where he will become | resilent: engineer in ' the Public Roads Administration in that dis- triet. The Turoff family remaitied | here: and will follow him to Mont- gomery -after a few weeks, it was understood. . “KEEP 'EM FLYING” DANCE IS SUCCESS "} With déncers erowding the Gold Room. and, ‘overflowing ‘iito tHe Bubble Room, the Junoau Rotery Club’s “Keep 'Em Flying” dance attracted more than 200 guests to the Hotel Baranof Saturday. even- ing. " Staged . for the purpose of raising prize funds for'the Rotarians’ model plane contest, the dance was a com- plete suecess f ially, Chairman Pete Clements announced. A-teature 6f the “’M was the greeting given Clements by the en- tire assemblage in celebration of his bithday. The ;guests sang while Clements, bllllh!d-; v DEFENSE WORKERS' - i wnm séveral_.big game trophies |and the Bdats of all Alabka defense s | workers; Dr. ‘A. K, Laszlo, Bridge- ~ort. Conn,: resident, salled for the States yesterday on "the steamer Mount McKinley. . Lagsslo, who was severelv beaten watd port, nrasumahly because they by two unidentified men at a West- | C10 CHIEF - FLAYS WAGE CONTROLACT Says High Wages Not Re- sponsible for Increas- | ed Living Prices WASHINGTON, Oct 6.—President Phillip C. Murray of the CIO today took the position that there is ro megessity for Federal control of wages but that some kind of price eontrol legislation is apparently “imn- mediately necessary.” Ralph Hetzel, Jr., head of the egonomic division of the CIO, read the statement of Murray’s views to the House Bavking Committee. Murray, recuperating from a long illness, sent word that his doctors would not let him appear, “«The CIO head contended that wage increases are not responsible for the current price increases, add- ing that this argument is “being used as a touchstone to justify an attack against organized labor by those who always sought labor's de- struction.” Meanwhile, an all-out price con- trol measure to impose ceilings on virtually everything, including wages, defense profits and agricul- tural products, Wwas offered to Con- gress by Representative Gore, of Tennessee. Albert FOR DUCK HUNTERS 7:14 am. Sat, Oct. 11 Sun,, Oct. 12 ... Mon., Oct. 13 .. Tues., Oct. 14 . Wed., Oct. 15 Thurs,; Oct. 16 Fri, Oct. 17 Bat, Oct. 18 . 8Sun., Ogt. 19 Mon., Oct. 20 Tues., .Oct. 321 Wed,, Oct. 22 Thurs,, . Oct, 23 Pri, Oct. 24 ... Bat., Oct. 25 .. | sun, Qft, 26 .. Tues, Oct. 28 . Wed, Oct. 29 ... ‘Thurs., Oct. 30 . Fri, Oct. 31 8at, Nov. 1 Sun, Nov. 2 Mon., Nov. 3 Tues, Nov. 4 Wed,, Nov. 5 Thurs., Nov. 6 Fri, Nov. 17 Sat, Nov. 8 Sun, Nov. 9 .. 1891—Half a Century of Banking—1941 The B.M. Behrends Bank Oldest Bank in Alaska SAVINGS COMMERCIAL ta THRIFT CD-OP Member National Retatler- Owned Grocers NEXT TO CITY HALL PHONE 767 Harri Machitie Shop 0. HARRI, Prop. P. 0. Box 1143 Phone 319 -3 FORD AGENCY GASB — O Poot of Main Juneau Motors mm 15 Alaska Laundry Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Pianos—Musical Instruments 'Aluka Music Supply BUUGLAS INN John Marin, Prop. P’hone Iobn Marin, Prop. Phone & | mfim COAL Alaska Dock & Storage Co, TELEPHONE 4 Sanitary Meat Co. AN orTy Call Phones: 13 and & i HOME GROCERY Phone 146 “SMILING SERVICE" | Bert's Cash Grocery PHONE 104 or 105 Free Delivery Juneau The Juneau Laundry JUNEAU-YOUNG Mon,, Nov. 10 Tues, Nov. 11 Wed., Nov. 12 Thurs;” Nov, 13 Pri, Nov. 14 Sat., Sun., Tues., Nov. 18 Wed., Nov. 19 Thurs., Nov. 20 Thurs;, :Nov. 27 Pri, Nov. 28 Sat., Nov. 29 disliked - .his. German, accent, Ye-, cenf rahea the . ire; of _defense wotkers throughout - the . Terrltory, with ‘a volatile statement. of his{ opinions’ ‘of defense ‘projéct ntfi~ comers, ° DOW. JONES AVERAGES The following . are today’s Dow, Jones averages: Industrials 125.83, rails 29.21, utilities 18.35. FALL FISHING STARTS Fall fishing in the districts of| ‘Alaska-south of the Jun- eal t opened 2t 6 a. m. this maflihq Fall. fishing in the Jun- eau district opened at 6 a. m. last Wednesday. —_——————— Y PR. KING BACK Dr. Louella King; educatiopal su- perhor in Alaska for the Office of Affalrs, returned to Juneau uat rday, following a three-month Hunt or fish,‘neax: and far, in your own plane or in one which you haye rented. Learn the Modern Sport! Aviation is not expensive. There’s more pleasure per dollar in flying. - > ———e e ALY TO KETCHIKAN @ brief business visit here, |4 J:"Daly, Ketchikan Spruce Mills urm left “Juneau yestérday on the ‘steamer Mount McKinley for| 1is Home in the First City, i P P. 0. Box 2181 Phone Black 769 2t FRANKLIN STREET between Front and Second Street ok e Hirdware n(io;nhf;ny _ n;u_ And Besry Bardvare Garbage Haul Reasonsble Banbes ~E. O DAa’IS TELEPHONE 313 Phone 4783 ‘Every house needs Westinghouse' | | ree—— PARSONS ELECTRIC CO. 3 ros 16080, BeWward St. Junesu, Alsska '_‘ LL ’l’tn TR Ideal Paint Shop ——————#| | Phone 549 m W. Wendt .~ ~NOW OPEN! Nance 5-10-25¢ Store 224 Front St. BUY DEFENSE S1AMPS m.mmmlurmwnmwm ROOM IN YOUR BOAT COLUMBIA LUMBER COMPANY OF ALASKA Lumber and Building Materials PHONES 587 or 747—JUNEAU SECURE YOUR LOAN THROUGH US To Improve v‘lnd Modernize Your Home Under Title L F. H. A. There is no substitute for Newspaper Advertising Window cmn—g— PHONE 485 ¢