The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 2, 1942, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—_ EAU, ALASKA . ; MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1942 SundayTeams = U.of W. Varslly (rews Start Pradlce 68 PERSONS flkmfl& lf)mlclm ’""":""'H;s'".nfifi';{.}i;é“’” Keep Bowling ,; “ LEAVE CITY ONFUEL LAZE P Sy e e Allevs Busy E : o 7 ON STEAMER . comins v s e CAPITOL THEATRE y y o He / ¢ ‘ terday iirerian {0 resboRke £ i and receive TWO TICKETS to see: alarm from the.Small Boat Harbor, ”To“: n!cx A“n HABBY“ Federal Tax—5¢ per Person WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! - ' % ks | but Chief V. W. Mulvihill greeted Erv Hagerup and Dr. W W. Coun- " ) . ) Shenigls (e news thst g2 et JF Hngerup and Dr. W, . Coun- : | Vessel, Takmg Passengers‘.. préttice alarm. The depatment | | went through routine drills befmn\ house competition at the Elks yes- | i P 3 1 ‘ = 3 e i fO Anther A'askan | the tap-ouf signal was sounded. terday afternoon when the Elk No. A forenoon alarm today took the ™ Por', '0 Return firemen to the Moxnson-Knudson‘ - Hagerup rang up 231-236-176—643 PR | office at the Junean City Dock, | 17 while Dr. Council's score was 216-| ¢+ % ; % 3 Sixty-eight persons left Juneau| where oil flooded onto the flopr # e f 200-202—618 | % - o . § X last night for another Alaskan| from a burner and caught fire. Fire- ALA;SKA\"SI’E MSH l P G 0 M PA N v In the cther house match, the| e - !port on a steamer which bm\.gh'r""’" extinguished the blaze with ! Baranof took the No. 1 Elks, al- ’ |23 persons from the south. T he|chemicals before it could gain' head- | 1gh the }x(;xr-l men's star was % - : g . B | vessel will return here before wya. NO damaf® resulted G-Man :;;{lpn Vogel, who trundled | +. 4 o i T ? ¢ | going to Seattle ! B 7T In the evening performances, the - ) : § : i D1~en]1hmkxmg Chug- :.z;inKHer:u;: | GREENHOW “",'O,m“"": i Junior Elks thumped the Moose in % £ v s , C. Dunlop, Lee C. Cogdill, Karel R. GRANTED SATURDAY | two games and lost the third by two $ Zeman, Mrs. Margaret Chopp, Mrs.! Corrine Marie Greenmhow was | | Emma Swanson, Rhoda Swansed.|granted a divorce from Thomag | points. The newly named high school girls' teams—Flashettes and |Mrs. Sanna Alto, Ken McElhaney,|Voorhis Greenhow by Judge George | Sparkettes—also took the floor, the b S ' % 5 | Charles Zemelis, William Holbrook, | F. Alexan in _the United States A [ ] Flashettes flashing when the Spark- : 3 i Bert Coffman, Mr. and Mrs. J. 8.|District Court Saturday on grounds N 0 1 l C E - ettes couldn’t spark. | Jeffreys, Bud Whiteside, Pat|of incompatibility, The scores % : | sweeney, Earl C. Lindgren, Jack A ] Sl e i The United Stales Maritime Commission has granted the Baranof 4 ML 2 s . 5 | Jacobson, Emil Spitzer, William | Alaska Line special permission to supplement all water freight Teagle 190 179 148— 517| & : R § s : ; peie ) | Elsner, Martin' A. Morse, Sherman '"DES and Pu"xlnnqu tariffs effective January 7, authorizing an emer- Garrett 136 199 116— 451 : g, " . e I bunckice, J. G, Pisher. A, Seppaten. gency subchadrge equal t¢ per cent of th rates, fares or charges Vogel 207 169 191— 567 Pictured are the varsity crews of the (‘nlvenuy of wufiw s&mgu - practice ! | Those leaving Junéau were: (Sun time, February 3) | otherwise payable. 2. Lockridge 165 159 181— 505| Union, Seatile. The university's own fleet, trim and powerful, crack crew of the coast, steadies a moment Mrs, Santiagi Basco, Mrs. 1.| High tide—3:16 am, 162 feet. £ Schoettler .. 158 144 140— 4421 pergre the long winter- r-spring conditioning grind. : | Wiamark, Mrs. George Benson, Mrs.| Low tide—9:11 am., 16 feet. INFG‘RMfi TION ON SAILINGS AND ARRIVALS 55 wid W 3dna | 3 Ty W YA s Andrew Hope, Marjorle Howard,| IHigh tide—3:09 pm. 170 feet. WILL BE FURNISHED ONLY ON REQUEST Totals Elk;a‘isu *:49 776'2‘52\ a " son witR tweive siraight triumplulkcsw Howard, Evelyn Howard, Smn‘ Low tide—9:834 pm., -16 feet. | WHI N, AS AND IF AVAILABLE. J. Barragar ... 178 172 168— 518 | HUSkles In I for a record of twenty-three Wins Howard, Lomainne Howard, Mr: .| — Sturrock 184 187 148 519 | and four defeats. | Charles Howard, Mrs. C. Floridan i ! Hutchinson, whose brilliant Hurl-| Mmrs. F. R. McElhaney, Agnes M K OQL SEATTLE | Sterll 166 190 174— 530 ! Sterling — | i Hendricks! 105 131 153— 389 H |ing kept the Buffalo Bisons in the Elhaney, Wanita McElhaney, Bar ” v Yo e Double WIn ; RICHMOND, Va., Feb. 2 — Won | (hick of the pennant race, won the bara McElhaney, Vera Pendry, G.| ® Perfect comfort FOR RESERVATIONS AND INFORMATION— 152 S St Bl i i it b W bbb i A | 2 team took two of three games away from the American Legion. | Taylor 130 128 163— 421 | 1ylor | 9, lost 0. most games, twenty-six; pitched g pjason, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Shaf- | CALL THE ALASKA LINE * Totals 763 808 806—2377 Points for, $17; points against, | the ul:m innings, 284, and the most no. Mrs, Hilda Rundquist, Albert| S ® Centrally located complete games, thirty-one. He pogouan James Boyle, J. S, Bar-| Lur&lnom ® Splendid food | PHONE 2 H. O. ADAMS, Agent American Legion riiate 166 144 174— 484 | From oregon That's the two-year football rec- |sta: the most games, thirty-tWo, | i; “Milion ©, Godfrey, N. A. Mc-| all With | T avenik 145 135 210— 490 | ord of Richmond's John Marshall |and allowed the greatest num-|p. .0 porpara Bilbo, Mrs. Dor-| bath. and service | T it | 3 3 . NGIALASKA THE YEAR 'R Metcalf 188 168 179— 535 high, and of Dick Esleeck, former ber of hits, 241, ending the season| .. yijard, Mrs. William Peters, | Spectal Rates to Permanent Guests | s Parks 158 167 174— 499 (Virginia Tech athlete, who came|With an earned-run average of 2.44.| b g Stevenson 180 144 169 493| Final scores of games played in'nere in 1940 to pilot the local ~Roy Henshaw, veteran who per- Fr:":“"}(z:]i’;" w:lhir""“hx::n ALASKANS LIFE THE — — — —__|tne Northern and Southern DiVi- <hoolhoys to a pair of state cham- formed for the Jersey City Giants, g y 1 Totals 837 758 906—2501 [sions of the Pacific Coast Baskel- honohipe was second in effectiveness to Lin- Church, Ethel Edwards, Earl Green, Elks No. 2 ball Conference last Saturday night = oo ™ \ovchan yollea up ten |4l Placing In front of Hutchin- June Forrest, Louise Chase. | Hagerup 931 236 176— 642 are as follows: I traight shutouts in 1040, After ex- son with 234, while compiling a Santiago Basco, Paul Bell, John Council 216 200 202— 618 Washington 53; Oregon 42. The tending this mark 0,10 in & row won-and-lost record of thirteen and !Garcia, L. Widmark, M. Jackson, Duckworth 156 155 184— 495 |Huskies also took the Friday night /o™ 0 W High of Nor- nine with the fifth-place J\ A. Erickson, F. Hedman, JohnMc- F. Barragar 162 15 172— 493 |game from Oregon by a score of 40 13 STHCH: ’“‘"y § i 3 —_————.— Phee, L. Totter, V. Heino, L. Ni i Holmquist 165 165 165— 495 |to 39. folk tallied fwige 0B the fieHmong: ell, R. V. Hall, H. J. Wilson, Davi Rice & Ahlers Co. || 10N COMPA N \ Glogpongtaag i il - ] washington State 53. €IS but John Marshall rallied toMODESTv S.'Ill Hovatd, T Xara et TRea far Totals 930 915 8992744 |On Friday night Oregon State took Win 19- 12 geleit, L. G. Reed, John Hughes, | FPlumbing — Ofl Burners Flashettcs | the game 36 to 34. H Stamord 49; UCLA 30. O pida, | Paul Fattig, Pred Rickland, Ro- 3 . Burford 82 87 84— 253 anior ; . On Fricay [ REIG"S '" BAT bert Nelson, W. L. Andrews, H 2 . nt | | Phone 34 Bheet Metad | tes NaVS epafl-meed i tate ublish ¥ hing be PU h ed CONY e Miller 104 123 80— 307 | night Stanford also won by a score Bokn, A. Blcom, Walter Johnson, - Merritt 95 105 100— 300 of 54 to 43. J. Gimfernia, John Lundy, Ray » a e G uf i gn| e fliovie 4 o sEte ?f Iop HURI.ERS I“ WASHINGTON Feb. 2. — “HOW gy yier Roy Swvv’nov I. 8. Dela-| ———— A q\tét‘i . s | h o T Vil - i LMt g N SRR IO S W S| rix ¢ . Metealfe 97 109 106— 312 | the ‘Nort ern Division teams many share the bath?” asked an in hafits, PO x‘:“mflm,m ‘h?,‘fwfi%fl fn of any mere LBpARS S, Rt Ried spector for the defense housing Totals 447 555 4941496 Won Lost Pcld 1941 lm' lEAGuE’reBBLry. which tries to find rooms | oI : TIHE!.Y CLBTHES i ] Seaters. Sparkettes Washington 6 115¢ for the hundreds of new government g ks Schaffer 111 102 125— 338 Washington State 5 556 NEW YORK, Feb. 2—John Lin- employees who arrive each week. H SPIIAL N I NUNN-BUSH SHOES ! ) k [;RVA'“ONS AND Renn 118 85 106— 309 Oregon 429 4o towering Tight-hander of the| Well, admitted the prospective | RES » i FOR Glasse 52 50 51— 153 | Oregon State 429 ompionship Newark Bears, and | landlady, things certainly are crowd-| g0 peaiconTnc amitted to STETSON HATS | / F‘)RMAT‘ON CALL : IN . Cahill 74 74 74— 222 Idaho e 200 preddy Hutchinson, high-priced |€d - - - g g | s S 5 _ St. Ann’s Hospital for medical care. othing ent olds 81 67 89— 237/ farm hand of the Detroit Tigers,| But we still take our baths sep- Qualy W HENRY GREEYD ::ensers 109 T e 44;,--12 = us‘ R“‘Es ARE HElD monopolized pitching honors in the | arately. 5 | Johnnie and Junior Ardenia en-i L4 H Freight Phone | I Totals : 436}_"::78 1941 International season. ‘ PR i{tered St. Ann’s Hospital late last unior Elks | Lindell recorded the best earned- o AN LEAVES |night for medical treatment, Newmarker 158 168 154— 480 | FOR MRS H T TRIPP run average, 2.05; the highest p".’ N. A. McEachran, Alaskan brok-| v : i 1 rlsn HENHINE Bavard 144 167 161— 472 centage, 852, and the longest win- | er, has gone to Sitka on business.| pietro Vigina is in St. St. Ann's Complete Outfitter for Mem D. Murphy 192 191 135— 518| pyperal servic " . ning streak, He finished the sea- He left’ Juneau yesterday. | Hospital for medical care. B. Murphy 137 114 87— 338 |1y, were held yesterday after- B McManus 140 131 98— 369 |;00n in the Scottish Rite Temple [H] Mrs. Lu Reid is a medical p.(wnL i ¥~ ~|linder the auspices of the Eastern at St. Ann's Hospital: sl e Totals .. 711 TTL 68-21TT| i Many attendid the services Crossword Puzzle e P PO TRAVEL ON A | _ Moose ’ PACIF Y The eulogy was delivered by the Hilmar Johneon was admitted to| MESSARLEE ,, i 1 o it d S as admitted to — - " gD 1= 16— 346 Rev. Willis R. Booth. Mrs. Tripp ACROSS . Poker stake (€] T|N(A] |St. Ann's Hospital yesterday for| Princess” | A K ASTAL AIRLINE [ Baldwin 118 1 f3|was remembered by her many 1 Unitof work 3 Catairy swora | medical treatment. LINER ! LA S A CO Haas 146 156— 427 rjmnds W el prE R ety ";I_ff’:: ; Dow gaitor LNl | |{ Serving Southeast Alaska———Passengers, Mail, Expregs i o " a fleece 42, Feminine name A | E. F. James was taken to St Juneau to Vancouver, | SCHEDULED DAILY AT 10:00 A. M. Seston 175 150— 451 W 3 Pallbearers were Edwin Sutton, . Bitter vetch | ' S 3 i vl M e MoNeughton, Charlés Nag. | o= Smaectn . City in New [} {Anu’s Hospilal last night. He will ) Victoria or Seattle Hawk An- Pel- Kim- Chicha- York ‘staie [DIE] {undergo a surgical operation. Inlet Hoonah goon Tenakee Todd ican shan gof Sitka Totals 725 637—1994 : Hipiy e, T e “;"'WJ, prem' JoWhenens | BRI : Siphad ot Nor- S | Princess Norah sails from Juneau |{ Juneau .$8 $10 $18 $i0 $18 $18 18 $18 $18 | uplar. . Meadow wa A = | Edward Pearson is in St. Ann’s February 11, 22—March 4 |{ sitka ...... 18 18 18 10 18 18 10 10 | 4 | Interment was in the Masonic 5. The herb . Stalner Dl 50““;0" RlIES | prot of E’J‘\ergleetsx Cemetery. ot 0: Day's mareh 80, Accomplish [ylel [ Hospital for medical treatment. V. W. MULVIHILL [} Chichagof 18 o w 1% L) o | Request 52 While 4 e Agent, C. P. R—Juneau, Alaska |{ Kimshan 18 10 18 10 10 BE TUESDAY Emarva B e s itonoiny e damied o St CANADIAN PACIFIC ] R R 4 . Obstructs . At no time Ann's Hospital this morning as a 10 it A xAmeI'I(an l.eglon g H;?Q.:;e}f.'m : Wdro\h . Solution Of Saturday's Puzzle |megical patient. fi';‘:;g’ A Funeral services for John A 3 . Bl £ New star Bianotiutea i 3% Vebiohs o Ry oy Hoonah .. 10 ornson, whose body was taken b H . 5 2 . MR Qi i Auxmary Meets : Briste - Pagta o church g7 Goellecea god 3. Snaten (M. Daniel Ross returned to her Express, Rate: 10 cents per pound—Minimum Charge 60c cld at 2: i1 Wager Peer Gyn's BOWINe ord Salinar aeeties 3 oiR. YR QInRY CHam. | O i SCHEDULED MONDAY and THURSDAY o'clock tomorrow aftermoon at the| oo R 5. Suificlent: mother 1 Omit in pro- g Channe) trom | HOSPital. Her baby is remaining| | Ketchikan Kasaan Wrangell Petersburg Kake 24 o ‘I ,““v 5y | The members of the American poetic Some nouncing {hedshnre in- |in the hospital, however. Juneau ... $3L. $31.00 $20.00 $18.00 $25.00 i il ot Lot iniBu iy Wil B et / “/wy/n = . Po:l?cAnTmla i e PR N | THE Kake .. =25, 25.00 25.00 12,50 X % ing tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in .n“ flifl. Wi . an Aslatio rs. Beverley Blackwell was dis-| Petersburg X 18.00 .50 Bolaie s o sl e DS 1. Basotine |[Missed from St. Ann's Hospital | | { Wrangel ; il L iouh the cause of death bi | Matters of importance are to be . - n aper mul- | yesterday. ~ She recently under- ATCO Eagia - been € ,3|\ .ui as dx(}un 18, NOWhrought before the meeting and all a. //“. .. 8. Eveslasting: | Went a surgical operation. Express Rate: 25¢ per pound—Minimum of $1.60 i o e o 5P ey Sl A, W/ Ay - | LINE FOR INFORMATION O TRIZG 10 HAINES, Phone 612 | 9 V), 4 5 | ‘Thomas Hall left St. Ann’s Hos-/ Joamson, 52 years old, was born in i 10: Cover with mud | b Hal . Ann’s Hos- HASSELBURG, SKAGWAY, TAKU LODGE: 7 fl- / ..a or dirty pital this morning. He had been|{ - | Round Trip Fare: Twice One-Way Fare, Less 10% B S . . . h | He had been employed | Jun'or Gulld 0{ a- .//“.fl % 11 °°Eg;§:m ary |a medical patient. i oyl An additional charge will be made for single passengers atchman here. He is survived | 1D, Poaiatan vl 1 Alnska Tmnsportauon to flag stops. by two sons, Kenneth Johnson, / : 1 Vo “ E 21, Rail bird | Leslie Milton who has been at 1 ‘fi'”:! '"lbeKYdmfh angt ?jw beé Cathedral Mee's “fl /’ 2. Tropleal frult |the Government Hospital for the | Camgany ¢ ipi el ’}'1 B ‘?'_ i Siies iy B e owner | Past week, underwent a surgical| L4 another son, whose name fis un- & s A 7 vapor | operation this mornin i iy | The Junior Guild of Holy Trinity 29. Number i g [} BAILINGS FROM PIER 7 | Cathedral will hold a meeting to- b / T | SEATTLE {morrow at the home of Mrs. Henry / A 32, Viglent out- Young Johnny Oulette was ad- ursl mitted to the Givernment Hospital Sierie LT NOTICE Ve e [57°] 41. Baked clay B g 1 1y | PASSENGERS ~ FREIGHT Meet TomorTon | m reot™ S v bt IO e BT £, | o 3 mamns | ™ : ting of the Juneau Woman's 50. Thi [ Tomorrow evening the Chapelad- | ¢ ol € t When purchasing th X sing e Federal ies will hold their regular meeting |Club Will be held on Tuesday, Feb. a. vV 7 82 E,,fl,'{f:,’,“fifl,'_ Vehicle Tax Stamp please refer fo m. g < / 2 ing girl ; e e at the Fritz Cove residence of Mrs, 3 8t 2 pm. in the Penthouse cf 7 54. Spokten your Territorial auto license re-|{D. B. FEMMER—AGENT Harr) Arnold. |the Alaska EL. & P. Co. 7 a. 4 §6. Flesh of calves ceipt for the necessary i g Round-Trip Fares: Hostess for the occasion will be VICTORIA McCUTCHEON, 7 §6: Mascutine micks i ce;saré ml;lx)g;am“' ot o 10% off twice one-way A.hs Al Blake. Secretary. ' % name i bity Cl.rk fares, when purchased BARHEYGOOGLEANDSNUPPY SMITB' 7 ; ; o BlLiJTDEE’l’-:E‘:_x"'“ Py iy Fairbanks, Alaska ......$ 76 Flat, Alaska ) Golovin, Alaska | oagd. Juneau, Aaska AN THEN £ McGrath . $120 \NODBUN ZABBUY GAR _SHE SAD, © Nome, Alaska us mu g 1 I ulato, Alaska ... 127 83 Z00GUN > ! 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