The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 6, 1942, Page 6

PAGE SIX EYES E) and BROKEN LE our own shop. Dr Carlson, Blomgren Bldg Caracas, Venezue s maternal capital lity rate - BASKETBALL o Is all you need We each make foods Taste good indeed! Schillng ON TONIGHT Juneau's 1942-43 basketball :sfl\-l son opens tonight with a double contest scheduled to start at 7:30) o'clock in the high schoul gym Two service men’s tearas, thel Falcons and the Officers’ Club,| tangle in the preliminary contest, and the Juneau High School Crim- son Bears will take on the Alumni immediately afterwards Tickets for the event adults 50 cents and students cents. Patrons are requested the Sixth Street entrance. D DR. HAYS RETURNS Dr. George Hays, Senior Surgeon, | reserve and liaison officer for the U.S. Public Health Service detailed will cos 5| to! we have—— SHOES * and * SHOES * ORDERS MUST BE BY 12:30 APPLES EGGS POTATOES - SKATING isgood . . . GO PREPARED WITH a PAIR of NEW SKATES Henie Specials — WILSON SKATES and SKATE STRAPS Phone 555 IN Box $§2.49; 3 Ibs. 25¢ JONATHAN COOKERS 8 pounds - 50 Finest Netted Gems 25 pounds §1.35 PINEAPPLE DOLE rancx JUICE SMALL BOILING ONIONS 1 0 pounds §9¢ LARGEST—FRESHEST 47 0Z. TINS Apricot Nectar JOHNSON SKATES with These are Sonja UNION HOCKEY SKATES UNION FIGURE SKATES with Shoes attached THOMAS HARDWARE (0. BERT'S CASH ROCERY 104 -==-TWO PHONES =---1 05 One Daily Delivery doz. 1.59 ase 3.09 - Dozen §8¢; 2 doz.for $1.35 BUTTER, Danish, 93 Score, 2 pounds $1.19 | |to the Territorial Department of Health, has returned from a short| |business trip to Ketchikan on in-| THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE 'SECRETARY BACK | FROM JOURNEYTO | | INTERIOR CITIES Says WPB Gold Mine Shul- down Will Hit Older Miners Hard | Secretary of Allska E. L. Bart- lett has returned to Juneau from an official business trip to An chorage and Fairbanks, mainly | connection with ' business reg |ing the Alaska Territorial Guard | and other military matters which {may not be disclosed. He repmt/ed that the Chena River | | |at Fairbanks froze over at 1 on the first of this month. The Secretary investigated ‘con- ditions in the gold mining indus- try and how they are affected by the recent closure order of mv‘ p.am JUNEAU, ALASKA - Dealh Plypge, Jap Di!er War Production Board. | Will Bring Changes While defense werk will |nmui(“ !employment not available during [the last war when gold mines also | were hard hit, the recent order’ ‘shutling down gold operations will ! |undoubtedly bring about funda-| mental economic changes through- | out the gold region, he said “Naturally there are many com-| | munities dependent on gold min- | ling for their existence and which |will not be benefited by defense work,” Mr. Bartlett said i | “In some cases entire communi-! ties will inevitably be wiped out, land in some cases, too, it is un- |doubtedly true that the type of {men thrown out of employment { will not be suitable for other forms |of work. Brings Unemployment “Placer miners as such,” he said, “are no more competent to per- | {form underground work in non- ,Ienous mines than any other in- | dividuals, and in any case, 1goodly percentage of the gold mln~ lers are men well along in years iwhc have been able to mine on a 1lelsurely basis and will not be able to do the harder work. “This is especially true of many |men scattered throughout the re- | spection for the health department. New Rambler BAGS Durable ery day 1gh for ev- Beautiful Jenny BAGS i l Top handles | pouches |gion who own their own mines and envelope styles |and derive a livelihood from them {but can't continue to work the ) {mines on the small scale permit- Dl’eSSY Corde Ited by the WPB order,” he said Younger men, headded, will have BAGS no trouble finding employment, omplete you ¢ {but eventually, more and more older men will be forced to “lean jon the Territory for assistance.” - NO ICE SKATING E OUT HIGHWAY YET Although freezing weather has been holding sway out the Glacier Highway for more than a week, it is reported that the lakes haven't yet frozen enough to support ice skaters. Inexpensive Suedene BAGS e nev Ina | FOWNESGLOVES | TO MATCH Jones—Slevens Seward Street test several of the lakes and ponds and reported today that even small muskeg puddles have not frozen enough to sustain a skater's weight. | - BUY DEFENSE STAMPS LEAVES AT 1:30 P. M. 1.00 A3 Case $5.59 1.35 2for 95c¢ It's smart to own a hosiery wardrobe this season! Holeproof designed | |these gay and oh! so useful good {looking Luxuria mercerized cottons |for your busy daytime needs. You will love them for your tweeds and | cottons and for wear with walking, | casual and play shoes. | { | Holeproof quality in plain, lace. {chevron ribbed and mesh designs {will make you want several pairs. :l‘amlly Shoe Store Seward Street 12 OZ. TINS Some residents have been out to 1 GUADALCANAL—This United States Marine Corps photo pictures the long thin trail of white smoke which traces the death plunge of another Jap bomber after it had been shot out of the sky by United States Marine Corps fighter planes over Guadalcanal. ABANDON SEARCH FOR BOAT LOST IN ALASKAN WATERS Halibuter Helgeland Crew of 11, Missing Since September KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Nov. 6.— The halibuter Masonic is south- bound today after abandoning the search for halibuter Helgeland which disappeared in the North Pacific fishing grounds two months ago. Capt. John Hansen of the Ma- sonic said the search covered more than 2000 miles of shoreline as far westward as Dry Bay and also the entire Middleton Island area and the Gulf of Alaska. Hansen praised the Navy which he said cooperated with an inten- sive aerial and surface hunt for the missing boat and its crew of The Masonic’s search trip was financed by the Alaska Fishing 1 Vessel Owners' Association. DELICACIES We have a large selection of TURKEYS, GEESE, DUCKS, CHICKENS and other MEAT for Thanksgiving! Huichings Economy Markel Phones 553—92-95 Located in George Brothers Store fi. FORMER JUNEAU RESIDENT PASSES AWAY, SKAGWAY Victor Grimm Dies Follow- ing Crushing of Leg in Accident SKAGWAY, Aldtka Nov. 6. Victor Grimm, who had a leg badly crushed in an accident Thursday morning died early this morning in the White Pass Hospital. Grimm arrived here recently from Juneau where he had been a resident for many years and was well known there. Grimm’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Grimm, were pioneer resi- dents of Skagway ©e 00 00 0 v v e s WEATHER REPORT U. S. Bureau) Temp. Thursday, Nov. 5 Maximum 32, minimum 23 e 00 00 00 0000 seeceoe . . . . . St i i BUY DEF ENSF BONDS 4 s | | TDrafling Guards !nia’s prison directors have posed a public safety. 1942 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, EORGE BROTHER Super Market Roqueforts Cheese "™ SPECIAL Sunkist 3 9c Cofteelb. PILOT BREAD 10 pound box $1.75 Store With Your Air Raid Rations! - FROZEN FOODS Cauliflower Brussel Sprouts Cooked Squash Lima Beans Spinach Green Beans Asparagus Tips Boysenberries Frozen Orange Juice Huckleberries Fillet of Red Perch Fillet of Mackerel Fillet ¢f Cod Fillet of Haddock Scallops Shrimp Crahb Meat Oysters More ccmplete assortment will arrive on next boat. Fresh Killed Rabbits EORGE BROTHER " Super Market PHONE 92—95 for BETTER SERVICE problem to draft poards. Induction ul prison guards presents a “grave smmnon in keeping convicts safe= . IS p"son pmblem ly confined, they said, in appealing CHINO, Calif., Nov. 6. — Califor- for deferment in the interest of OUR NEWEST THING OUT O A SHOE BOX o U : reemahie SI{OES “MOST WELCOME ACHIEVEMENT in the shoe industry” you'll say. >, From the very first step you can ~ bend your feet... and bend them easily even in this hand stained Autumn Bronze Brogue with hcavy over weight soles. 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