The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 27, 1942, Page 5

OVEMBER 27, 1942 PHONE A CLASSIFIED FOR RENT FOR SALE LOST—FOUND MISCELLANEOUS FRIDAY Copy must be in the office by | 2 o'clock in the afternoon to in- sure insertion on same day. We accept ads over telephone from persons listed in telephone { directory. . Count five average words to the | Hine. Daily rate per line for consecu- tive insertions: ..10¢ 5¢ 50c One day .. Additional days .. OFFICERS, ,Sportsmansh’ip Much Im- | was THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA FOOTBALL . SCORES The CHEECHAKOS WIN GAMES are final scores of played on following leading football Thanksgiving Day Lakehurst Naval 0; Cornell 7; Penn 34 hn Carroll 0 Case 0; Western Colgate 13; Brown 0. Tulsa 40, 21; Wichita innati 21 18; Tulane 6 University at B Northwestern 0. 12; Wake Forest games Dugquesne 13 | ate proved - Fans Pleas- ed wnh Comests SCORES WEDNESDAY NIGHT Cheechakos 28; Sigacs 23 hingtor Officers’ Club 33| | Louis 0 Great La South Caroli 3 VMI 6; William mond 0. Texas versity 12 Idaho T7; Centre 14 Colorado Kansas Brook New York 6. Ar Miami Lo 13 St. Louis Blues 27; 18 In two games marked by im- | { proved sportsmanship on the part {of the players, the Officers defeat- ed the St. Louis Blues 33-28 and the Cheechakos bettered the Sigacs 28-23 Schork was high man for the Cheechakos, scoring 13 points on| six field goals and one free throw last Wednesday night. The game cleanly played and the fans gave both teams a good ovation.| “Shorty” Powell who stands a lit-| tle under five feet two was the| Tech 20. 10; Rich- Texas Uni- Utah 13, Chattanoo; Denver 6. Mi ari 42 College 1 61, 31 13 Minimum charge FOR RENT | e with newly 2-ROOM furnished apt vate bath, oil range, orated. 513A Willought Pri- COCKTAIL Hiior had ice| cream fountain, combined, in Petersburg. Call Wm. B. Johnson, | Baranof Hotel dec- {i\P‘URNIF;‘I D apt "ilnd house Inquire Snap Shoppe. USED baby ¢ “Phone | red 643 FUR. (ED apartment Phone red 600. for rent. 845 SHARES Pelican Cold Storage Co. stock. Phone blue 662. | 2-ROOM furnished apt., electric range, steam heat, hot and cold water. Phone 569. FORD V-8 pickup, new motor, very good tires. Price $350. See| McDaniel, City Patrolman. 5 ROOMS strictly modern unfurn- ished house. 504 5th St., bop floor. PAR1LY [umlsned 3-room bunga- low at 9-mile post. 3 acres pat- ented land. Bill Reck, phone green 410. FURNISHED 2-room Apt wlth bath, $16. Phone 621, 175 Gas- tineau Ave. . FUR. apts easy kept warm. Win- ter rates $15 a mo. Lights, water, dishes, Seaview Apts. furnished house, good | Phone blue 723. i el 6-ROOM view. Terms. KITCHEN table, Silvertone Gra- phone, set pots and pans, 1 trunk. Phone green 545. | FOR RENT—Apartments, inquire at office 20th Century Bldg. WANTED s _ |4-RM. FURNISHED house. About 400 ft. used % | pox 1075, pipe. Write OHW | |MODERN 5 room furnished log house, Mile 3% Glacier Highway. Montgomerys. ED house, 822 Basin N Road. Call after 7 p.am, — P.O. ANTED- inch w 1778, —Baby bed Combination Phone red 194 radio- after |3-ROOM Furnished house and im- provements on 5-acre homesite, 50 chickens, 13% mi. Loop Road, Auk Lake. L. W. Cord. P. O. Box 609. LOST and FOUND i WANTED- phonograph. 5 p.m "U I’UY Ln\o]nw Phone red 15 WANTE! machine. WANTED—Will pay cash for good| used piano. Phone red 206, Alaska Music Supply. " LOST—Tire chain on 7th or Main St. hill. Phone blue 200, WANTED chd turnxture 306 Wil- loughby, ])hone 788. watceh, Phone LOST—Ladies’ yellow gold Sunday evening. Reward. 147, WANTED — Girls or, women for| &reen kitchen or waitress work. Ex- perience preferred, but not nec- :ss:‘r?’.‘o ':l:fl; Percy’s Cafe. 10:TH|RIY g Iwo simsi wviorss v ARE INDUCTED | HERE TODAY r route from- Seattle to Nome‘ un: Men inducted into the United | kil entire {D. Pennock, C second high point man with seven points. He makes up for his height his Week’ et This Week's wd Nuu hton sparked the Sigac| (. G i Grid Games wck with six and five points respectively | In the second game the Officers | came from behind in the last two| Following are the minutes after being behind the | ball games scheduled to be game. Lagle was the leading | throughout the nation over scorer the Officers, hitting the | weekend. The grid 50N NOW hoop for four field goals and sink-|coming down the final stretch ing three free throws. The Blues | ast could not cope with the speed of | Commons, Brown and Lagle i& the last 45 seconds when the Officers | scored points to cinch the contest Stowbaugh Blues kept the final whistle whelming height was too much for them. The Blues! tool of their speed in| taking the rebounds and outplayed Officers, but the Officers’ es proved too much in the end The next game will be played Monday at Douglas with Moose Vvs. Hillcres' the Falcons vs. the Beavers Following are the box Wednesday night’s games BOX SCORE Cheechakos FG foot- played | major for se Army vs. Navy Boston College vs. Holy Cross Bucknell vs. Frank. & Marshall Fordham North Carolina avy Temple vs. Villanova W. Virginia vs. Miami Midwest vs. Loyola (Sunday vs. Oklahoma Camp Grant Fort Knox Michigan Nebraska vs. Oregon State Southern Cali- nine vs Puttin of the| team even until but the over-| of the Officers and their Creighton Detroit U Illinois vs. Indiana vs. Towa U. vs Kansas State vs. Michigan State Notre Dame vs fornia. Ohio vantage most of the resery and State vs. JTowa Navy South Georgia Clemson Geor scores of Alabama Auburn Georgia Maryland vs Miss. U. vs. Miss. State Tennessee vs. Vanderbilt Southwest Rice O Far West Francisco vs. vs. vs. Navy Tech Wash. & Lee vs E. Ppwell, F C. Schork, F Baylor SM.U vs. G. Landis, G Vs J. Hill, G M. Elzinger, G W. Langley, C San {A.C | Stanford vs University {ington State. 'PENN TURNS ON POWER T0 WHIP CORNELL EASILY PHILADELPHIA, Penn,, Nov. 27. Fulfilling early season hopes, Albuquerque St. Mary’s Navy Totals of Wash. vs. Wash- Sigacs b _, R. Baldwin, F A. Allen, F H. Smith, F N. Buey, F R. Linhart, C D. Krulikowski, J. Naughton, G Ww. Lawrence, G J. McCarthy, G G 8 O ©cOmmpMoococope -e 2| | | @ Totals d afternoon, overwhelming - Jornell, their traditional rival, 34 ‘m 7. Penn was held in check only the first period. A crowd of Louis Blues ! FG St. TP H. Griffith, F wnle at J. e Burford & Co. acv. = &% |States Army in Juneau this morn- OURBARBER. 'shop prioes are '"heung were, from Juneau, Edwin| same as ever. Haircut 65 cents, | f . | dhéve .25 e, |James Blake, Ervin David Wright, B i Bob Light Ba?'[George Frederick Kenney, ‘Herbert - | W. Wolt, Dennis A. Shepperd, Gust | FIVE CENTS each, paid for used SWanson, Clarence A. Knight, I | mael Carwal Vosotros, William V. ‘bm\l(]dm Robert H. Bailey, Ver-| rmm your old gold into value, non L. More, Chester R. Barnes-| cash or trade at Nugget Shop. |son, Jules B. Caro, Michael Gul-| ;‘m {as. lF‘)aviunu ; M_unng, Emil J. Nenc $SA0.aper I A oughran, \"Vllham Alexander, 5 Henry Rogers, Nemesio B. Agbu- Aicle Leauty Shop. Phone 301 5 115 Decker WAy, ina.g. William D. Schaeffer, Guy R . ha | Gaudett, Bert Jensen, Jr., Harry | Levine and Norman V. Smith. NOTICE PO AUTCMOSBILE | Men from Douglas inducted to- OWNERS day were, Earl Shortridge, Arthur Owners of automobiles are ur- Folk Ladd; Tyee, Conrad Eugene gently requested to observe all|Meach: Elfin Cove, Henry L. Be- parking regulations, as city crews|sancon; Hoonah, Alfred W. Horton; | are hindered in the work of clear-|sitka, Paul F. Schnee, William M. | ing the snow from the streets. No|Foust, Aaron L. Roberts. | cars should [_)ark overnight on, Juneau registrants transferred for streets that hinder the snowplow.|induction today in other localities Use parking lots and side streets'are Alfred W. Crowe, Seattle; La-| as much as possible. Your coopera- fay p Weavor Seattle; John Jan- \ tion is urgently requested. son, , Seattle; Burr W. Monrad, | H. I. LUCAS, conncrncu David Harry Conkcy, Mayor. | whittier, Aaa.; Shirley R. Vorel ki a1 California; Ove Gravesen, Seward; MORO(( C Chester Scott, Oregon: George O.! ady in 52,000 saw the clash. ¢ Rainbow to Have " Majority Night J. Jacobs, F A. Barton, G W. Stowbaugh, C T. Puttin, G W. Schan, G J. Grzesik, G . 2! 9 Officers’ Club £ Totals . Commons, G . Sumner, F . Lagle, C Frechling, F Mauze, C Brown, F Hoffman, . McNeil, G Houston, G . Talley, G Mason's day night Temple, NIL{hL was held Satur- in the Scottisi when Rainbow girls were and Douglas lodges. There was a large attendance and the evening was pronounced a suc- cess. Initiation was put on with Miss Georgene Shanklin and Miss Shir- | ley Urich recefving the degrees. Tm- mediately. after . initiation, Miss Grace Berg; Worthy Advisor, and | Miss Doris Cahill, sister of Immor- | tality, presented a ‘short ceremony concerning the history and lessons of Rainbow. It was announced Saturday that Majority servite will he Saturday night, December the Scottish Rite Temple BATON ROUGE, La, Nov. 27. — lan honorary degree given Louisiana State scored two late e -of Tha- F NOUVOoOBBwON ST Qrubimsman @ Totals STATE nmm TULANE | . ON LATE SCORES night 5, St. | P(mml\,mu turned on the power | On December 5 | hostesses to the Masons of Juneau given | in { This is | to girls | |AGGIES LOSE ARMY, NAVY = TO TEXAS U; WILL MEET (LOSE GAME TOMORROW} CANDY and NUTS | | RS AUSTIN Nov ‘LIH\M,H\ of scored down in day Aggies and Conferenc lin a dozér the versity (to win | nounced { Cotton Bowl the ever Army and Navy united . than thi. a common enemy afternoon than Tex The| = The are a touch- | | more minutes \“\lll» fighting as | Saturda Southwes lhlmwmiu" more > first time|American boys will figh geies tied [a football field the the Uni-{ American fashion another tally The game was moved an- | adelphia to Annapolis Dallas | and rubber and more than | ter of million dollars {turned to people who had bought Texas year, but on rts million afternoor alw clinch the t out on years. good old shortly before smashed over 12 to acceptance bid - in score from Phil- Texas has of t 6 save he w re- |or ordered tickets prior to the| I lsA I | changing of the scheduled conflict| {to Annapolis i Information, | i The Office of War other groups will broadcast to South America British Tsles, Europe, Asia, Af Australia, and wherever else arth American boys are ht The broadeast will transce magniture any broadcast For the right to bro: 40,- and short-wave y(‘h' Hlu- rica, on | ARKANSASS UNDEFEATED - ! in history. ‘ TULSA, Okla cast the game to an estimated | Golden Hurrican 000,000 people, defeated season | contributed $100,000 to Inoon, defeating | Emergency Relief Fund { with a spectacular Navy won last year 14-6 Inow is virtually {Army looked very good |tion to one of ti defeat. The balance of changing and besides lost all but two of its Nov. 27 finished Tulsa’s | un- after- an the Arn air but the ure howl. even power that Ny 1941 regu- |tle Thompsen Field and if the put the basic part of each custo- mer extremely close together it could possibly seat a crowd of some 20,000 enthusiasts. The teams are well matched this year with Army slightly stronger il TEDDV RIDES PlMlE PONTOON BUT FALLS Snows Under Northwestern VANSTON, IIL, Nov. 27 Great Lakes Bluejackets unl lone of the season’s gre: |ing punches yesterday at routing Northwestern 48 to their sixth straight shutout victory Bruce Smith, former Minaesota All American, scored 23 points - MISSOURI ROMPS THROUGH KANSAS COLUMBIA, Nov. romped ‘to its second ht' Big Isix championship yesterday after- noon, routing Kansas 42 to 13. Ray | |E of Kansas, established anew wssing record, completing son’s total of 101 - ashed 5C0T- ernoon Teddy, ‘Patricla Kane's pet dog over in Hoonah, had an adventure last week that few 'dogs have ever had, but it ended in tragedy when Teddy lost ‘his Iife in a 500-foot fall from the pontoon of an AlasKa Codstal Airlines plane. Teddy, exploring, stepped onto the pontoon on the far side of the plane where he was invisible to Dean Goodwin, pilot. He rode the pontoon through the takeoff and, amazingly, remained on it until the plane reached an elevation of close to 500 feet, according to spec- tators on the beach. Death resuit- ed when Teddy fell and struck the water Dean 27 Missouri stra ans Ason’s 1\:/, for a Goodwin learned of the | [sain. made o flight to Hoonah. MEMBERS RE(EWED\“"‘“ on the pontoon, Goodwin plans to find another pup for Patty Identification lapel buttons have | A help compensate for her loss. been received by ‘the lo office o of Selective Service to be issued | to all members of Draft Boards, 'GIRL BABY H‘vxnwrml Appeal Boards, Appeal| A daughiter was born to Mr. |Agents and examining physicians | Mrs. A. M. Wahto early last Mon- |of the Selective Service em, \dzy morning at St. Ann's Hospi- ‘rhc buttons are small and w]urul‘ml The little lady weighed 17 in dark blue, red and gold w lh“)mmu; and 7 ounces and was selective service system member’ |named Karen Eleanor Wahto. The ‘prlntcd on them, ! mother and baby are doing well | Certificates of appreciation are!and expect to be leaving the hos- to be issued to members of the pital for the home in Tenakee in advisory- boards, to which the but-|about 12 days. Mr. Wahto teaches tons are mot issued. | the school at Tenakee. ROBERT SIMPSON as paid-up subscriber to THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE is invited to present this coupon this evening at the box office of the«— CAPITOL THEATRE and receive TWO TICKETS to see: "“SECRETS OF THE LONE WOLF" Federal Tax—b5c¢ per Person | WATCH THIS SPACE—-Ynur Name May A”eu-x N IN WAR AS IN PEACE owe DEPOSITS |Who have reached the ¢ touchdowns yesterday afternoon and dill, Centralia; Henry Calvin Houck, Seattle; George J. Lavall,| San Francisco; John L. Covich, S WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. — The Sultan of Morocco, Sidi Moham- med, has informed President Frank- lin. D. Roosevelt that inhabitants of Morocco have received the Am- erican occupation forces “as friends.” Further, he said, the French Col- cny “has no disagreement as to the great nation, the United States, whose chivalrous and liberal prin- ciples are known to us.” recuperates from a case of measles. defeated Tulane 18 to 6 before 35,- 000 fans' who joined in a wild post- [game melee \in fist fights. Sopho- more Bill Montgomery sparked the Louisiana rall “ attle; Errher L. Ferguson, Nebra: ka; Louis D. Underwood, Everett, Washington, ARTHUR HEDGES T0 REMAIN TWO WEEKS MORE IN KETCHIKAN Arthur Hedges, Acting Director of the United States Employment Service, who has been in Ketchi- kan for the last week, will be away for ten days or two weeks longer ! before returning to his Juneau headquarters. 7. Idaho scored its one touchdown Mr. Hedges is relieving Ed Bor- in the final minutes on a length gen, who is in charge of the of- | of the field drive and also stopped fice in Ketchikan while the latter Utah three times inside the five- ’yard line. UTAH oumm IDAO, 13107 SALT LAKE CITY Utah, Nov. 27—Utah outplayed Idaho virtually all the way yesterday afterrnpon before 12,000 fans, winning 13 to | married lly be- Jority, or 20, or before that age, coming majority members This ceremony will be the public and will be put older and majority members Rainbow. M Katherine Torkel sen, Past Grand Love of the State of Washington and Ter ry of Alaska and Past Worthy Advisor of Juneau Assembly, W preside in the East. All interesid resi-| dents are invited — e, EYES EXAMIKNED and BROKEN LENSES replaced in | our own shop. Dr. Rae Lillian| Carlson, Blomgren Bldg. Phone GBS‘I | who have automaticz cpen to on by of | e Canada has a population of 11. 419,000, less than that of New York state. (BT N THIS BANK ARE INSURED CONS!RVAT!V! mansgement and strict Governmens supervision work constantly for the protection of ous @epositors. Additional security is provided through this bank’s membership in Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora= tion, 8 United States Government sgency which insures esch deposicor against low to ¢ maximum of $5,0000 First National Bank of JUNEAU, ALASEA 0817 INSURAN CORPORATION v quar- | a radio hookup has| in| the y i5ars rea a es I'he game will be played in lt-| TO DEATH AT 500 FT. , | LAPEL BUTTONS FOR | Donscay ol wok e e to| | and | H PAGE FIVE PIGGLY WIGGLY "= QUALITY with SERVIEE Phone 16 For the Holldays 1 Nuts rtage. And Our Belated Shipment of Green Stuffs HAS ALSO ARRIVED 3 sadad bowl: LETTUCE—CELERY VIBERS ALL {E REST PIGGLY WIGGLY HOME OF GIOOD E. [ THRIFT CO-0P | Member National Retaller- Owned Grocers 211 SEWARD STREET PHONE 767 FREME TN VAP TP eSr Sanitary Meat Co. FOR QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY FREE DELIVERY Call Phones 13 and 49 Chas. G. 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HARVEY R.LOWE Public Accountant 237 FRONT STREET Phone 676 AVA AVd AMIAT | BUDGET AND SAVE FOR WAR ONDS AND Emyln‘ cmsmm Pagt (it There are an automobile and a| telephone for every nine persons in | Canada,