The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 7, 1941, Page 5

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1941 _ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA =~ the total, World -War{ 1918) « CHURCHILL CONFIDENT OF DESTINY FELY!? Flv for Pleasure Prime Minister Believes Darkest Hour Past in English . Struggle 1, near and far, nlane orinh on rented. LONIX Nov the ainst 7 tuture s Nazi dominated pe, Prime Minister Winston rehill today spoke encouraging- ers while on an inspection Tyneside. declared the le of lhis are otice more masters have in England En Iy to w rip throy Churchill od througl perilon ;s not expensive e pleasure per flying. “We have darkest and struggle of in pas: nd we ur own destiny.” - MRS. ROOSEVELT MAY RIDE BIKE Mrs. start Preparing for Your Private License TODAY! s Easy At Alaska School of Reronautics, Inc. Phone Black 769 It L SHINGTON, Nov. T nklin D, Roosevelt s might learn to ride She explained that she needed ex- ercise. 2 75 Years W ofaW along with the first Winchester popular modern high-velocity, high-power calibers suited for all Alaskan big game. fically rigidly held to full ballistic standards. Winchester Staynle: mercuric priming—saves you any rust and cleaning worries. Ask your outfitter to show you the Winchester big-game rifle in which you are interested. And for it get genuine Winchester Car- tridges—look for the Red Winchester trade mark on the box. WINCHESTER NEW HAVEN conn U s oA mn NEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMIT N “To' OU \NOMAN'S DOW TH' \WARSH TODBN ,GEN'R\L - (1 HE'PWN HER G THINGS %Taateo/ WHAT'S GOWNG ON WERE 2 WHERE MOU GOWNG \WTH THOSE SARTS oF MWNE2 — UP FATHER SAY -THAT MR AND MRS. JIGGS NOT IN- THEN | TAKE IT FOR GRAMTED THEY ARE OLIT- WILL YOU TELL THEM | WAS HERE AFTER | GO % BUT DON'T TELL THEM _UNTIL YOL) SEE THEM — | HAVE THEM ’PKEIBE?ME -DO You NO-SIR /) YES-SIR. 8 ter “ . ” . | of “Knowing How”at Your Service | HERE big-game hunting is at its best, the choice of | veteran hunters is Winchester Rifles and Winches- ter Cartridges. Pioneer manufacturer of modern fire- arms and ammunition, Winchester has been a pace- | setter in constant improvements. Today, in your choice chester Rifle and Winchester Cartridges you get the priceless benefits of that 75 years of “knowing how.” For all Alaskan game, Winchester Rifles come in a choice of the most modern styles, in bolt action and lever action. Strong, smooth working, dependable action. World's highest development in sport- ing firearms steel—Winchester-Proof steel. Rugged construction that stands up under the most severe service conditions. Precision built with famous Winchester interchangeability of parts—highly valuable to hunters in remote situations. superior hunting accuracy and being “there when wanted.” Winchester Ammunition—which started from scratch 75 years ago REPEATING ARMS COMPANY REDS PUSH GRID GAMES FURTHER IN SATURDAY . ball ¢ | fout to the | mes to be played through-| nation Saturday, according Associated Press schedule: Pacific Coast California University Washington Washington Gonzaga vs | Sources Claim Communica- tions Reopening Befween Moscow and Leningrad | LONDON, Now. 7--Russian coun- attacks in the vicinity of Vol-| appear to be developing rful offensives which may | in reopening the Moscow- communications and in| the of Leningrad, in-| formed sourc id today ! Swift anobile Russian units hammerinz hard on the G forward positions Northwest of inin, 95 wiles northwest of M Operations in this area have al-| ready reopened the secondary; branch of the rail line there these| sources said, thus easing some of | the pressure on Leni: d by hlunh; ing the Northern claw of the Nazi| pincers movement aimed at Mos-!| cow | Vs of State vs. Idaho. Eastern Washington Loyola vs Oreg San Francisco U. i vs. Santa Clara, Oregon State vs. U.C.LA St. Mary's vs. Duquesne US.C. vs. Stanford. East Trinity Army Vs B okolams into por ucceed Leningrad releivin Ambherst vs Harvard vs Boston Colle; Manhatten v Brown vs. Holy Bucknell vs. Gettysburg. Carnegie Tech. vs. Cincinnati. Pennsylvania U. vs, Columbia Cornell vs. Yale Princeton vs. Dartmouth Pitt vs. Fordham Georgetown vs. Maryland Navy vs. Notre Dame i New York U. vs. Missouri Penn State vs, Syracusc. Temple vs. Villanova, West Virginia vs. Kansas. ! Mid-West | Tech. vs. Creighton Detroit U. vs. Marquette Drake vs. ITowa Teachers. Iilinois U. vs. Iowa . | Northwestern vs. Indiana U | Ol oma vs. Iowa State | Kansas State vs. South Carolina. | Purdue vs. Mich State Minnesota vs. Nebraska Ohio State vs. Wisconsin St. Louis vs. Oklahoma A Wake u. Forest on RAYBAN goggles cut haze nndf eliminate giare from sun, snow. water. — Dr. Carlson, Blomgren | Building. adv.| > oo Texas DEFENSE STAMPS BUY and | | the | arma U. vs. Illinois Coi-|that repeal of the provl:\’h)n:m.luhli |these vessels going into war zone | North Dakota State. South Tulane vs. Alabama U Alabama Poly Tech. vs.. Missis- sippi State. 1 Centre vs. Chattanooga, | Davidson vs. Duke. Florida vs. Georgia. | Furman vs. George Washington. Georgia Tech. vs. Kentucky Louisiana State U. vs. Missis- sippi. Richmond vs. North Carolina State | ginia Poly. Ins, i Vanderbili vs. Sewanee. | ] e vs. How | | Citadel vs, Woffard. Virginia vs. Washington and Lee. William . and Mary vs. Virginia ' Military Institute. Southwest Rice vs. Arkansas. Baylor vs. Texas. Centenary vs. Texas Christian U. | Texas A. and M. vs. Southern | Methodist. % Rocky Mountain Wyoming vs. Brigham Colorado Mines vs. State. Colorado College vs. Greeley. Utah State vs. Denver. Montana U. vs. North Dakota Boy, 7Pu;p’y‘ Drown North Carolina. vs. Vie- i | | | | | | | | | Young. | Western | Famous the world over both for Rifles—is made in a full choice of and non- loaded with best component: |answer In Backyard Pool =<, Senafor Connal JustRecognifion; Takes Charge (Continued from Page One) Thomas Terry, but I doubt if there are ten persons in Washington and not more than three times that in Texas who know it, for he has been just plain Tom ever since he rant major in the Span an War., He comesfrom T'exas, where he practiced a while. For 12 years, he member of the House of taking time out a World War elected Marlin law for was a In 1918, he was Senale and has been around captain to the ever He Senale ince, probably is the major committee chairma who also sits on two other major com- mittec finance and judiciary- but when you ask him what he Is most proud of in his life, he “Of being a good cour and the fact that m only try lawyer ison Ben (now practicing in Hou lon) is a better lawyer than I am.”| There are few members of either house who can match Sena- tor Connally in debate. He rare! loses his sense of humor and he not averse to turning it on tI whole Senate. One of his frequently | repeated remarks aco wrote his laws: in blood; the Senate writes its laws in wind.” €apital gossip now has it that it 'was Cannally who was respon- siblle for sirategy of up the issues in revision of Neu ty Act and insisting first effort merely involve the nent of merchant vessels the the that harbors come later. Capitol Hill tacticians are ding their heads wisely and call- ing it a brilliant move. It confines debate to this one phase; softens the blow against anti-administra- tion - forces; and gives the pro- foreign policy group on the Hill an opportunily to get the fence straddlers into camp before more tic measures are battled out nod- —— Campus Queen Dorothy Havens Dark-haired, blue-eyed Dorothy Havens, above, has been selected as the “Perfect Type” at the Uni- versity of Oregon by members of Sigma Delta Chi, national profes- sional journalistic fraternity. The contest was restricted to Oregon queens of various festivals or organizations. | ATLANTA, Nov. 7—Donald Neil' Barron, two, accidentally fell into a backyard fish pond and drowncd |Clutched in the boy’s arms was {his pet puppy, a little bulldog. e BUY DEFENSE STAMPS NES - T WANT Nou O TELL SNUERN NOT TO TRACK TAROWGH THE HOWSE WLTH DIRTY LOUNDRN — U's NERY UNGIGWTIN ¥ \E WISHT To ; NE splitting | of Senale Fights FDR SPEECH ATTACKED BY ~ NAZISOURCE ' Associated Press Describes | Tirade Against President i as "Unprinfable” (By ASSOCIATED PRE Authorized Berlin sourc menting on President Ro! speech before the Inte Labor Office, today said 15 willing to match her achievements against those United States. The President, the labor offi: ington yes labor has SS) com evelt's national rmany social of the speaking before| nce in Wash-| said German| be “the slave of a' military state” undei the Nazi| vstem and Berlin “the principal| slave market of the world.” 1 The Berlin spokesman said, “No- body is hungry in Ge here | are no multimillion also| there is no pr s | | sceial order is catastropk | At this point, the A. ( was advised In spokesman launched into such 1|n*l. onal tirude against the Pr re. the a dent that American corresponde in Berlin agreed it was so tactless FEARED LOST, RETURN HOME Juneau Men Stranded af Security Bay when . Motorhoat Wrecked Six Capfains Are Named fo | son, _(necott 34, New York Central 10% | Fears for. the satety of two Jun-, jeau men, six days overdue on a hunting trip, were ended today when Pilot Shell Simmons of Alaska Coastal Airlines found them safe lat Security Bay, about 115 miles south of Juneau. He brought them here ! The hunters, Olaf Peterson, son- | in-law of George Jorgenson, and ‘Ray Jacobson, were to have returned to Juneau Sunday but were storm (bound. Monday night their small outhoard motorboat, anchored in the bay, drifted away and was smashed. Pat Davis, Security Bay resident, housed the hunters but no trans- portation was available. son chartered the A. C. A. plane {his morning to search the bay area for them. STOCK QUOTATIONS , NE WYORK, Nov. 7 — Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine 'stock today is 2%, American Can 761/2, Anaconda 26, Bethlehem Steel 60%, Commonwealth and "By BiL DeBECK EXCOEE ME, GENR\L. - DVE MWD SHUCKIN OFF, THOT SHRT NE GOT ON ¢ SIR VON PLATTER WAS OVER HERE-HE WANTS YOU TO CALL HIM ON THE lPC';SKEE AT HIS THAT G THINK- THOUG HE'S GIVEN LT THAT? AR EVER . STRANGE: LY CAN'T WHAT 'S HTFUL Us HIS NUMBER~ THEY DIDN'T_CALL ME UP-BUT STRANGER STILL~ I'VE NO 'PHONE HERE -COULD THAT BE THE REASON THEY DIDN/T CALL UP? | DON'T THINK SO= THERE MUST BE SOME OTHER REASON- YES! o PAGE FIVE MAJOR LEXe_uz HERE'S A CONVENIENT FLK TEAMS 70 WAY TO APPLY HEAT BOWL TONIGHT Lead Keglers in Pre- || Season Tournament '§ A pre-season bowling contest bu- tween six Elks major league teams | will be held on the lodge alleys tonight, starting at 7:30 o'clock Teams captained by Mike Ugrin and Frank Metealf will [fight it out on two of the alleys while AND PAINS Captains Erv Hagerup and Dr. A S W, Stewart will take Uhcir teams' ~These mew General Electric to the two other alleys | Penetrating Infra-red heat ray At 9 o'clock, the other two teans| lamps are at once convenient in the league will square off, cap-, 4nd many times are applied for tained by C. C. Carnegle and Fred| the relief of various conges- Henning. | tions. 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