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

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA After a Nazi Luftwaffe Raid on Moscow PAGE EIGHT = ginig 21 JUNEAU SELECTEES T0 REPORT {from Juneau, - w | nounced gogay-by the Juneau Local { Drale Boakd. . “The 21 substitutes, all of whom have passed. their preliminary phy- sical examinations and been placed n Class A-1, will be taken to Chil- Barracks, on about No- vember 20, for final examination and induction into the army Meanwhile, plans for the induc- tion of second quota registrants, 57 were being made to- 'CHANGE MADE koot or it day. Orde to report for induc- 200 1 Group Chosen 10 Fill Va2 hecemter 1 with: incuction sched- Trapping of_Mmk, Land Ot- canties i Hrst QUOla 10" (manasi: - e st | fer, Ermine lgng_lh- GotoChilkoot Barracks .t Sett for the: November 51 ened, One District = and December 10 groups. Any fail- | Natives inf the lower Yukon and Kuskokwim river districts are going to be allowed a longer trap- ping season this year, it was an- nounced today by Frank Dufresne, executive officer of the Alaska Game Commission, who said he |had’ received an amendment to | regulations of fur trapping, al- lowing the change in seasons for a portion of Fur District No. 5. The change in regulations comes in response to a petition by the atives of that section, Dufresne, declared. It will permit the taking |of mink, land otter and ermine in Selective to pass the final examinations to the will be returned to Juneau at gov- from Ernment expense. The following registrants are in= cluded in the November 21-group: David Johnson, Robert Woodrow Wilson, James Gordon Mills; Bern- hardt Michael Savikko, Greig Vroon |Stromme, Duncan S. Johnson, Ray P Delicious?! Smith, Bryan Puett Julian, Jr., JUNO MAID ;Mv-;l_\sl.nn Tietz, Allen Lee Johns, S {Jr. Edgar Olaf Beatty, William C tt g |Ward Friend, Alfred Loy Zenger, Names of 21 in; Juneau called rejected e mer t call quota wére an Thig all but demolished building was a Moscow school until a German aerial bomb reduced it to wreckage, FUR SEXSON tammep peer - Everett Harold Kirchhofer, Anton| according te the Russian caption with the photo. This is one of the first pictures released by the Soviet government showing the effect of air raids on the embattled Soviet capital, |Herbert George Johnson, Robert Cheese | the section of Fur District 5 south lof the Unalakleet River, beginning iBukn‘ Oscar E. Vienola. | 'Public Scfigc;ls Have | Dalton, Orwall Andrew Olsen, Peter Zirglis, Jimmie Jefferson Davis, | Now Available at Your Grocer Every Day. | : Excellent - Open House Tonight for Winter Salads Purents’ of “Behboll. ¢ interested friends are in to Try the New return to school ton'ght on an CHOCOLATE MILK 10c pint 18c quart JUNEAU DAIRIES Incorporated |annual “Back to Schrol” night at |both the Juneau Higa School and lthe Grade School. Iateresting ex- | hibits and displays will be arranged for visitors, and refreshments will | be served by the h.me e(‘onomlcs| class. A program will be given in | he Grade School auditorium at 8:45 o'clock | MPIRE BUILDER Stepping aboard the Empire Builder is like entering your private club. There you will find the same conveniences and swift, courteous attention. In the Observation-Lounge Car there are big easy chairs and sofas for happy get-togethers or quiet sessions with good books or one of the current magazines and newspapers lying at hand. Service is provided from the complete buffet pantry by a capable steward. In Bedroom, Drawing Room, Compart- | ment or partitioned berth section of the standard Pullman sleeping cars, you'll find every conveunience and service. In the Dining Car the final touch to a pleasant journey is achieved through the excellence of those famous Great Northern meals. For details ask: on November 16, rather than open- ing the season on December 1, as lin previous years. The closing date for trapping in that district will remain the final day of February, Dufresne de- clared. ROTARIANS ANDC.OF (. s e o WILL MEET Renshaw Now jout of their regular weekly lunch- | |eon, but they're going to make 1% up tomorrow. | Ray Renshaw, Alaska Game Rotarians will join with mem- Commission pilot who was found bers of the Juneau Chamber of yesterday near Selkirk, after hav- Commerce in a joint luncheon at'ing been down on a river sandbar » the Baranof Hotel tomorrow noon,|for more than three days, was at it was declared. Besides giving the | Whitehorse this' morning, awaiting Rotarians a chance to make up orders as to whether he should re- their lost meeting, the session will turn to Selkirk and take off with give the two civic organizations a|his ship for Fairbanks or proceed chance to find out about projects to Ketchikan to appear as witness they are both working on and in a game violation case now com- make for closer cooperation pe- ing before the Federal District tween the two groups in muni Court here. pal improvement work, it was Renshaw got his plane moto: started and flew into Selkirk yes- FOR SOLDIERS IS CONDEMNED for U. S. Army Found Unfit for Use SEATTLE, Nov. 12. — More than half a million pounds of canned beef from Argentina have been con- demned at the Arm General Depot here, Col. Thrasher, Quarter- master announced. The shipment was found to con- tain many swollen and broken cans and much of the meat had deter- | iorated and unfit for human con- sumption. Army authorities at San Francisco rejected a like shipment recently for the same reason. D - TURKEY GOBBLE TONIGHT AT ELKS' The annual Turkey Gobble is on| tonight at the Elks and the public| is invited to the event. The affair starts immediately following the brief lodge session which will be about 9 o'clock. ——,,-—— BUY DEFENSE STAMPS Annual Roll Call; Are h]v_i{ed toTea AN INTERTOR stipment from Argenind s e A highly successful meeting of the ;night with many jnembers present to answer the roll call and a number 'ol letters from members who were unable to answer in person were read. The annual calling of the roll of all members was done at the regular meeting in the Scottish Rite Temple Thanksgiving was the motif used in the decorations, and large baskets of fruit and autumn leaves added atmosphere. During the meeting, the members received a preview of the tea which is being given by the Rainbow Girls on November 22 when Isobel Par- sons, Worthy Advisor of the Rain- bow, introduced Thelma McCorkle in a song. She was accompanied by Pat Shaffer. The Eastern Stars | Were invited to the tea at that time TABLETS for NYPERACID STOMACHS L You ilad better HURRY, Folks! THANKSGIVING Is Only One Wee Away! OUR HUGE STOCK OF WASHINGTON CO-OP PRIME TURKEYS ARE GOING FAST. There's more than one reason for this action, too: FIRST, these turkeys are fresh killed. SECOND, they are government inspected and each tyrkey has a tag on its wing specifying grade of quality. In turkeys, as in meats, there are several grades. turkeys are PRIME QUALITY. Look for the tag when buying a turkey. Our To assure yourself of the best Thanksgiving you've ever had, PHONE SANITARY MEATS IMMEDIATELY. We also haye TOP-GRADE CAPONS, GEESE, DUCKS, ROASTING CHICKENS and PAN-PREPARED FRYERS— all especially packed for SANITARY MEAT COMPANY by WASHINGTON CO:-OP. LASS PLUS BLAST_Unexpected blast of wind from a drying machine exhibited at the American Institute of Laundering canvention in- Cleveland startled Suzanne Kiley, a dancer. The H. F, “NICK” CARTER \ 1400 4th Ave., Seattle | ture in that section now hovering around zero. He landed on the bank of the Pelly River when he was lost and ran short of fuel on Sanitary Meat Co. ED SHAFFER, Manager EMPIRE BUILDER JUNE AU MASONS 10 i Comasdsiomond Comfor? | DOESENT DEGREES THROUGH TO CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE | ~— IN ANCHORAGE RITE Four Juneau Masons waved “good- | bye” to the Capital City this morn- | > |ing, when the Aleutian left port | headed for the Westward. | They were Walter B. Heisel, J. { W. Leivers, Howard D. Stabler and # |Edwin Sutton. On lodge business, ithey are enroute .to Anchorage, | where they will join N. Lester Troast in a Scottish Rite reunion and to |confer the fourth to thirty-second degrees, inclusive, on a class of 10 | Masonic candidates. I The degree work will take place | Sunday at Anchorage, with the Ju- ! neau men planning to return home on the Alaska, sailing later this month southbound from Seward. | The Anchorage meeting will be the first Scottish Rite reunion ever |neld in that Alaska town. Candi-) dates for degrees are expected to| come from Cordova and Fairbanks| {for ihe session, which is sated to! |last three days, ending with a ban- | quiet. ] | A large attendance at the cere-| {monies is anticipated, both from THE Aristocrat Be Sure to See I this Replica of the st pots SIGNIFICANT milestone in the swing to electric cooking is marked by Hotpoint Electrit Range No. 1,000,000. As a tribute to the million American women who have al- ready enthusiastically adopted | | | | Hotpoint’s completely auto- ‘matic cooking, we are proud to present this model of the One Millionth Hotpoint Electric Range. See this great range today —as well as other attrac- tive models. | Richardson, where army officials |have organized a Scottish Rite lodge. ‘ Birth&éyol).ir;ner to See these Bargain FEATURES! o Three new Hi-Speed Calrod Surface ol&nhfl'fio‘mmm-fid on. I machine was said to dry a skirt in 30 seconds. l‘ : typists of Mrs. Rose MCMulién and | Anchorage and from nearby Fort (o o s L IMary Mahaney. - Mrs. MecMullen a hop between Watson Lake, B. C., ! and Whitehorse, last Friday. | pointed out. | terday afternoon, shortly after a |Pan American Airways Electra had RAI[ROAD | spotted him and dropped a note lon the Pelly River, just 15 miles | from the Selkirk community STRIKE IS The Electra, piloted by Herman Joslyn, then picked up Renshaw and flew him to Whitehorse, 0 R D E RED‘ A wire to The Empire from Fair- ¢nce Rhode and Harold Galwass, wildlife agents there, took off at % % I an early hour to take gas and 2 Five Operating Brother-sumies to the Renshaw ship ana e help him in proceeding to Fair- hoods fo Leave Jobs |vunks. | S'fll"lflg De(.7 good spirits when he landed at Selkirk, but thinly clad for the cold weather, with the tempera- the five operating brotherhoods in i the railroad industry ordered 350,000 members on strike beginning De- cember 7. The strike is ordered for a thirty percent increase in wages. EXPLOSION AI The men are instructed to leave three days of December 7, 8 and 9. powDER plAm The strike order came as repre- sentatives of 900,000 other workers 2 now in operating fields met to de- Kllls FOUR MEN cide what to do about pay demands. Wrecked But One—Roar | JUNEAU FOREST Is Heard Forty Miles SERVICE STAFFS HAT &2 | PEORIA, Illinois, Nov. 12.—Four { — \ men are missing and believed dead H H after a plant ofgthe Western Powder | caro' ErSkme 'o Jom CAA Company blew up this afternoon. th(e FOf(e a' An(hor' S A 2 ]to tell him that he was stranded banks this morning said that Clar- I Renshaw was reported to be in CHICAGO, Nov. 12, — Chiefs. of | their jobs progressively through the All Buildings of Company CHANGES MADE IN The explosion was heard 40 miles:| away. a No other casualties are reported. age ThIS Mon'h Information received indicates that every building but the admin- | Miss Carol Erskine, assistant clerk istation building have been de- |typist in the office of division sup- stroyed. | ervisor for the Admiralty division of There was a double explosion. A the Forest Service is transferring to small blast was followed almost ,tbe Civil Aeronautics Administra- instantly by a mammoth roar. tion at Anchorage this month it was | announced, today. Miss Erskine has ! been employed in her position since i July 1939. She expects 'to leave for * | Anchorage about Nove) 20. The regional office of Service also announced’ porary appointments. as | formerly worked with . the U. 'S. !Army Engineers office in Seattle and .18 assigned for a short time to the ea r n { Admiralty division office! "Miss Ma- haney has been working for the Fish || jand Wildlife Service in ‘Keétehikan and will now be temporarily em- ployed in the operations section of the regional office. | g DUCKWORTHS RETURN R. L. (Bob) Duckworth, attached ito the Admiralty Division of the ! Forest Service, and Mrs. Duckworth T | returned this morning on the steam- | er Aleutian after a month’s vacation Persons Dead-Police P;e-Thanksgivinj COAT and Phone 49 Phone 13 i SALE| ONE WEEK ONLY | | All HATS Reduced © Ali-Porcelain Enamel Finish. @ New Duo-Speed Radiant Broiler Unit. ¢ » | S h f r O'h \ @ New Seven-Quart 5-Heat Thrift Cooker . @ New Cairod Baking Unit with New Hoat i earch 10 ers with Flavor-Seal Lid. Deflector. In celebration of the birthday of . . | All these features and many more—see them today! Mrs. Keith Wildes, Mrs. C. C.| n Parly Carter and Mrs. W. W. Council | will be co-hpstesses tonight .at a' FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov. 12. dinner party’ in the Carter resi- Police headquarters revealed: today dence on Main Street. The guesis that at least four persons have | will meet at the Council home for died from poisoning, presumbaly a cocktail party prior to the din- caused by denatured alcohol. Luvx, Sixteen have been invited for ~ An immediate search has been |ctarted for other victims reported - ! drinking with the victims, three of The United States is the world’s: whom died in hospitals and largest. producer of cottonseed, ac- fourth died in a field AlaSka EleCIric Light & Power co‘ cording to the Department of Com- | e Juneau il o Douglas _ merce, BUY DEFENSE BONDS | the celebration. & 'in the States. 3 y AT i HOOP GAME POSTPONED | Originally scheduled for tomor- ow jiight, the basketball game bér ween! the Crimson Bears al | Juneau High School Alumni today. lwu postponed until Tuesddy *eve- ning, due to conflicting dates. Jones-Stevens PHONE 193