The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 7, 1943, Page 6

PAGE SIX 3 % SITKA NEWS % HOME retu MRS. HAGE Mrs. Robert Hagen her home last Sunday with her ten- day-old infant c hter from the Brightman Maternity Home wed to MOOSE HALL STUCCOED ork is being completed on the stuccoing of the Moose Hall, which was started several months ago and on which the work was stopped pecause of the shortage of labor and materials. The building been thoroughly modernized on the inside during the last year and with the completion of the outside will be an added improvement ance of Sitka it occupies one of the most pr t corner in the community MARRIAGE Mrs. Robert Baker has resigned her position as clerk at Calvin’s and will leave soon for the South to make her home. Mrs. Baker, the former Julie Ann Baur, was married last week to Lieut. Robert D. Be at St with the Rev. Father Claire. Army Chaplain, performing the ceremony Following the church service, informal reception was enjoyed by members of the wedding party and a few other friends at the home of | Dr. and Mrs. William C. Charteris and supper was served later at the Sitka Cafe ON FISHING TRIP Mr. and Mrs, Jack Calvin and Mr and Mrs) Frank Calvin were absent from the city last weekend on a fish- ing trip. Puneral services for the twelve- year-old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Widmark who died last week after a lingering illness, were held Sunday afternoon at the Pres- byterian Church, with the Rev. Ar- thur Bily performing the last sad rites. . VISITOR GOES Mrs. K. Raatakainen has to her home at Pelican City after an extended visit here with Mr and Mrs. John Peterson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Frakki and family. TENN ON IS VISITOR John Tenneson, owner and super- Buy War TH Stamps HEALT ENG to the appear- | Gregory's Catholic Church, | an | Pt | uL THENING |intendent of the Superior Packing | Company cannery at Tenakee, was a business visitor in Sitka this week. Mr. Tenneson is also part owner of the Pyramid Salmon Company here. BACK FROM SOUTH Mrs. Howard Dare and daughter returned to their home here this week from Seattle where they vis- ited with relatives for several months CONVALESCING Walter Eastman, machinist at the | Pyfamid Salmon Company cannery, convalescing at the Pioneers’ Home Hospital from a heart attack which he suffered a week ago ON VACATION Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Carter and their daughter, Jean, left by boat recently for Juneau for a short va- cation is TO LOCATE I OUTH Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson and daughter, Jeanette, were pas- sengers on a southbound boat this | week, to establish a residence after making their home in Sitka for the past two years. They plan to visit relatives in Olympia and in Eastern Washington before settling per nently TO VISIT PARENTS Mrs. Hazel Patnode, who has been {employed at the Alaska Drug and Jewelry Company, left here this week to visit with her parents at her former home in Spokane, Wash- ington. ON BUSINESS TRIP Fritz Frolich, superintendent of the cannery at Waterfall, Alaska, ac- | companied by Machinist Ed .Auer, arrived here last Sunday for a busi- ness and pleasure trip. The trip was made on the yacht Fritzie, Mr. Fro- lich was the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lawfence Freeburn during his stay here. Mrs. Roy Cox and Miss Flo Rhodes were hostesses at the home of Mrs. Paul Morgan recently at a shower honoring Mrs. June Scott. The invited friends were Mrs. Kenneth Nordby, Mrs. Charles Whittemore, Miss Mary Ellen Gleason, Mrs. Ruth Enders, Mrs. John Rhodes, Mrs. STRfi WINES e o o« COCKTAILS, and Your Favorite Brands at all times COLUMBIA COCKTAIL BAR TKA THE SILVER FOAM Dispenses the BEST in Cocktails Wines Fine Liqueres I’l1 be over with my friends to enjoy the good fellowship and good .« o Save us. | BUY WAR BONDS SILVER FOAM Sitka cocktails a spot for ~ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1943 John J. Conway, Mrs. Prosper S.‘;Mrs, George Baggen. j Ganty, Miss Beatrice McCracken, | " T Mrs. R. L. Nelson, Miss Margie PLANNING COUNCIL Moore, Mrs. W. Welch and Mrs, Mel| Mayor Winn Goddard has ap- Jacobsen. | pointed a committee to act as 1\} | | — | post-war planning council, for the YELLOW JACKETS—FIRE CALL | purpose of discussing the adoption The Sitka Fire Department re-|of policies of this community. fol- | ceived a new and unusual sort of |lowing the war. Members of the emergency call Wedhesday evening | Board of Directors of the Rotary| when they were summoned to the |Club which includes Harry Hagen, | rear of Ernie’s Cocktail Bar to ex- | Earl Shennett, Dr. Louis Scharpen—" | terminate a nest of yellow jackets. ! berg, Jack Calvin and Arthur Frank- | Carpenters were at work putting an |lin wiil act on the council. | imitation brick sheathing on the | | rear of the building when the nest [ IN SITKA ON BUSINESS | was discovered and the first worker | Ralph Wilcoxen, former manager to' be attacked by the insects stated | of the Arrowhead Inn, near James- that he was knocked to the ground |town Bay, who recently moved to by the force of the sting. After a | Skagway to make his home, arrived | thorough soaking by fire department | here by boat this' week for a short | members, with the aid of the booster | business trip |pump, the marauders disappeared | fand the carpenters were able !p‘ | resume their work after an exciting interlude. | CAPT. PAVLOFF IMPROVES | Capt. J. Pavloff, who has been | | confined to his home for seven weeks | | with injuries received while work- | FENTON VISITOR ‘nu; on his fishing boat, is con-‘ Dave Fenton, who is at present | valescing satis actorily and is now | residing in Haines, is enjoying a |able to be out. - .o - CALVERT VISITS SITKA | week’s vacation in Sitka. | | \ | Starr Calvert, who has varied fish- ling interests throughout the Terri- ! ltory, made a short visit here on DUMPED FOR [ | Wednesday, arriving and departing | |Cardinals End‘Rip Sewell's Winning Streak Friday MURRAY VACATIONING Sam Murray, Manager of the Sanitary Meat and Grocery here is | jenjoying a short vacation in the | South. He plans to visit relatives in Wenatchee and Seattle and re- turn to Sitka in a few weeks | i | BREAKS ARM PLAYING Jon Shennett, six-year-old son of | Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shennett, is| suffering with a broken arm, re- | » | ceived when he fell from a truck on“ (By Associated Press) | which he was playing near his home | The crumbling Brooklyn Dodger: | last week. Young Jon is s ng at | continued on the skids in the Na- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur | tional League yesterday, dropping a Franklin during the absence of his|10-inning contest 4 to 3 to Boston mother who left recently to visit|Tt was the eighth straight loss for | relatives in the Middle West | the Dodgers. A three-run homer by | Charley Workman put the Boston | team on clover. The Phillies went out and wal- loped the New York Giants 7 to 4 after seeing an original 6 to' 3 vic- | tory of June 13 turned into a 4 to 3 defeat. The league president ord- ered the game restarted as of the | | tenth inning with the score tied 3-3 | land the Giants scored a run in the | | first extra inning. | Cincinnati blasted Eddie Hal))-‘ zewski and Paul Derringer of Chi- o0 to win 9 to 7. The St. Louis Cardinals knocked Rip Sewell out of an 11-game win- ning streak to win 8 to 3. - CLINT HOLMES RETURNS Clint Holmes, who is employed as a Civil Service carpenter, x'eLudei to Sitka this week from a three months’ stay in the South. Mrs. Holmes and her infant son is ex- pected to arrive h&re in the near future. VEATCHS BUY HOME Mr. and Mrs. Harold Veatch have purchased the small cottage on Baranof Street, formerly occupied | by Mr. and Mrs. Jesse McGraw and | family and plan to change their residence to their new home about the first of September. They are | now occupying the residence of Miss Henrietta Barlow on Lincoln Street, which was recently sold to Mr. and STOCK QUOTATIONS | NEW YORK, Aug. 7. — Closing | quotation of Alaska Juneau mine! !stock at today's short session of |the New York Stock Exchange is! conway nock |5, American Can 85, Anaconda 257%, Bethlehem Steel 58 7/8, Company Commonwealth and Southern 11/16, | curtiss Wright 7%, General Mo-| tors 507, International Harvester| 166. Kennecott 30%, Packard Mo- ‘tors 3%, Republic Steel 17, New; | York Central 15%, Northern Pa-! |eific 13%, United States Steel |52 17/8, Pound $4.04. Dow, Jones averages today are! as follows: industrials 135.38, rails/ | 34.14, utilities 20.51. — e SHINN AT BARANOF Registered at the Baranof is C. R. Shinn, of Seattle, associated with Morrison-Knudson Company. ! Empire Classifieds Pay! Oil === Coal Gasoline Insurance Phone 78 SEATTLE IN |a row over San Diego behind five- | as to the imminence of the de | cisions to be made, especially in-| volving Hitler. ‘ Presumably the whole course of| wB‘wARD BY the war may be changed. Diplomatic corps see the possi-/ bility of a military coup in Ger-| ALASKA AR many and included in 'this are rumors that Hitler may be driven M out, both as head of the Reich| The Alaska Star Airlines, pilot- Government and as Supreme Mili- ed by H. Kaesmeyer with Jerry tary Commander, and perhaps be | Hola as co-pilot came in yesterday replaced by some military veteran. with six passengers from Anchor- It is conceded in all circles that age, among whom were W. D. Sut- Hitler is “on his way out.” {ton, Oscar Bergseth and M. Reid. All Germany is now in a ter- Outgoing passengers from Ju- rific state of suspense, especially neau were Alma Decker, E. James caused by the disastrous defeat in|Sheldon, Gerald Campbell, Charles Russia and the defeat in Sicily. | V. Morrison, Lorene Krause, and | | Elsie Watson. DOUGLAS NEWS @ JorMen PICNICS ARE HELD who Shave S Daily » Nugget Chapter O.ES. of Doug- as held their annual picnic for Special Preparation Soothes Skin, Saves Time members and families with Juneau Needs No Brush {Stars and their families as guests yesterday afternoon and evening at the Treadwell beach. Favored by ideal weather conditions the affair was a complete success. About 60 persons attended, some |to enjoy bathing and others par- |ticipating in games and other| 5-7— |amusements, or just resting in the l_.dm:;h(;:’m::'hlmtmdll Ar-/shade. Those present provided their' and others—Glider is invaluable. 1t is a special cream for daily shav- ers. It is neither sticky nor y. To use Glider, first wash your face with hot water and sosp to remove grit and oily sebum that collect on whiskers every 24 hours. Then spread on Glider quickly and Sacramento 1, 3; Los Angeles 5, lene Smith. {own lunches but ice cream and 1 | Girls swimmiflg race, 11-14 __icoffee were furnished by the ;uflx with your fingers. Never a Glider Instontly smoeths down the (?akmntl 1; Portland 4. |Mae Dapcevich, Florence A"d",x._‘Douglas Stars. ¢ | San Diego 0; San Francisco 2. | On Wednesday the Office of In- flaky top layer of your skin. It enables the razor's sharp edge to son, Mary Avoian. | Hollywood 3; Seattle 5. Boys' swimming race, 11-14 ”ldmn Affairs staged a fine picnic glide over your skin, eutting your. whiskers close and clean without National League |Tom Hughes, Bob Sanford, Jim |8t Treadwell for all assogiated in scraping or irritating your skin. Glider eliminates much ANNUAL FIELD DAY GATHERS CROWD, FOURTHWIN | “EverGReen BowL | | Nearly 200 participated in the |field day events at Evergreen Bowl | yesterday afternoon. Children as well as adults took advantage of the weather and went in the pool with a report that the (water was fine, Troy Erwin took honors by an S(ores outstanding feat in the under | water swim by doing a length and/| 0, {a half of the pool. Bob Sanford| (By Associated Press) just missed by a few feet from Seattle piled up its fourth straight ), length and Jean Erwin did over Hollywood and the eleventh|ip e fourths of the length. win in the last twelve games bY| Tne events for the little chil- taking a 5 to 3 twilight game w‘th‘dren, ages 8-10, 5-7, were very en- two runs in the sixth and seventh.!in,astically attended. The little Portland and Oakland pvened'pooL where the events took place, the series at 2-2 as Portland woo crowded. grabbed a 4 to 1 victor | Winners of yesterday's field day| San Francisco made N|events are as follows: J | Boys' rock diving contest, 8-10— hit pitching by Bob Joyce for & 2| am gl Didrickson, Franky Harrison, to 0 win. {Gerry Oas. Los Angeles split a doubleheader| jne rock diving contest, 8-10— with Sacramento, the Angels mk'lMax'gery Stiller, Audrey Feero, Ann ing the first to 1 and the SA(‘S;Hennjng. ending an eight-game losing streak | to win the nightcap 3 to 1. Portland Gr;B; Game from Oaks-San Francisco it four i Boys' running water race, 5-7— |Norman Wood, Danny Clark, Fran- z % Sy {ky Harrison. (":“?";h. FRIDAY Girls' running water race, Pacific Coast League |Mary Kimball, Lynn Joynson, race, Mike STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pct. 82 30 32 70 41 .631 57 54 514 55 56 495 51 62 | 49 64 Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle Portland Hollywood San Diego Oakland 48 64 Sacramento 3 76 National League Won Lost Pet. 64 31 4 53 44 52 46 48 51 56 PARSONS ELECTRIC CO. JUNEAU Solicits the business of {riends in Sitka Electric Service and Repairs ‘Westinghouse Representative New York 4, 4; Philadelphia 3'7']Soldx. i various activities connected with | Pittsburgh 3; St. Louis 8. | Johnston. F | RESIDENCE DISCONTINUED Bt z@e(r‘lsafu Le:g-e | Boys' free-for-all under water| Accompanied by their uncle, John | W‘ualL:ngu')n /4_‘“;)‘;01'] 3 swim for distance—Troy Erwm.Bub!OSb“:"“' "";’? “;“d Shirley ‘Halvor- | ARHOE 08 1 Sanford, Jean Erwin. [epn. nge Iats; hepe for Wrangell| of the irritation St. Louis 0; Cleveland 4 sakat b . .ito be with their father. 'S, | 1™ G i y ; ather. Mrs. Hal- | Now: vark’/0; BRORARipRI 4. rls' free-for-all under water that frequent shavin, cleaner. s {following her recovery the family lG““{;’v”f“m“’n .be the 100- will again resume residence in oldJ. B, paay i | their newly purchased home here. |~ | | NOTICE! | FLY TO SKAGWAY Will party In Sitka who has | Mr. and Mrs. John Marin left large refrigerator, for sale com- INDI(ATED |in Skagway. Mrs. Marin expects to — 451 |return Monday. 434 | e - 429 | FINED AND JAILED 3156 i John K. Swanson, charged in Pt ‘{Cn.y Police Court with being drunk, (Continued from Page one) [was fined $25 this morning and sentenced to serve 30 da; in jail. St. Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia Boston 52 New York 61 Boston 4; Brooklyn 3. | Boys' and girls swimming ‘the office. Cincinnati 9; Chicago 7. | 15-16 — Jean Troy Erwin, —_— - A o may, have ! |swim for distance—Mae Dapcevich,|¥Orson is confined in St. Ann’s| for the tender face, and leaves your City League Mary Avolan, Carmen Hulse. | Hospital by illness at present and n smoother, Mules 8; Blues 1. [ . learly this forenoon by plane to municate with The Alaska Daily !look after their business interests Empire, giving description. adv, | 546 | also peace demonstrations. M 531| During the last few days the! 520 German newspapers have published ,459:plclu!'es of top Nazis, such as 446 | those of Goering, von Ribbentrop,| 441 Himmler, Goebbels, Borman, Chief 378 of the Nazi Party, but eliminating American League pictures of Hitler. Won Lost Pect.| At the conferences with Hitlerl 37 606! have been such men as Field Mar- 47 535|shal Keitel, Chigf of the High 46 .516| Command; Admiral Doenitz, Com-| 46 511 | mander in Chief of the Navy, and 47 ,500‘Fleld Marshal Erhard Milch, Chief 50 479 Inspector of the Air Forces and 52 447 Gen, Jodl, of the Artillery forces. 58 408 Tt is also officially announced that Japanese’ Ambassador Shima has been received by Hitler at his 1 -750 headquarters. | .867| The presence of Ribbentrop and 400 | Keitel at the conference gives curi-’ .2000us and circumstantial indications When you wish that every pot and pan in the world were at the bottom of the sea with the Jap fleet, dress up, phone hubjy, tell him you’ll meet him at MOY’S for Dinner You'll turn your dark clouds inside out, have a wonderful time. And not harm your budget a bit. 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