The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 3, 1943, Page 5

TRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1943 " THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA PAGE FIVE PHONE A ?SEATT[E D Elodiviomy: k- oS ek s ... PLANECRASH RAID MADE, and Indiar "‘%}f‘““m’ - WINNEROF Winnersfor © =~ = =5 o - TAKESLIFEOF CANALLOCK MISC!:LLANEOUS pital 3 16 ener. In the tear ries, H - N ine 0p 1 8 )! Lefty Al Smith and ¢ Orv niet League Grve i 1 ot 1 e IN HOLLAND 4 1 ound, yieldi ¢ | 7 ‘ hI&NFS Eflgfi Ml»"" Sy WEED, - vk ay Mo Naval | LONDON, Sept. 3.—British Hur- | (By Associated Press) T'he Excursion Inlet softball sea-| % & i Bl iarasalve A6t eddBE £r Reserve Aviation B Sept. 3.— picane bombers destroyed the lock ccond f ; S ; Babe Herman's pinch singled in'son is over with the Electrician: Aviation Cadet Robert Gordon gng gates at the south end of Han- the last of the ninth, with two men the toy he league 'l'o BROOKLYN' \ Tucker, 26, who held the fleet's | weor Canal, one of Holand's busy 17 ¢ C ) n The I St. Louis Br behind of Paul "D Trout a1 out, to give the Hollywood Stars heavweight boxing championship | waterway links with their s a decision over the Sacramento champs will e gold baseballs " b e TR Rl e o (LT Jlons yesterday for the third for win P Aviab dang o i toes : Bhas 0 The British Air Ministry said that 2 % " » * . £ k ju uffered ir v plane crash I8 ght setback ess Smok Pr r .coached § pe personal nin s planes scored “bullseye on the | The Portland Be:v\ml- ko ked, th wii ¢ ] ¥ S : but needed help P ates and lock which enabled ships Jodie Phipps out of the box in the wa nder the direction of i ninth. Denny Galehouse Wwho to approach Antwerp without going agoing inning to defeat the Los C : N Dam wned fou Copy must be In the office by RERHE. A UBL the siet, Who, Tetu he States t By Associated Press Detroit w nered 1o posed to air and naval attack. Three #o'clock in the afternoon to in- 3 w};‘llh' s umln x’..l\ Floyd, resume h hit A The Brooklyn Dodgers ra runs. Ned Harris homered for "D SEES DEFEA]‘S Hurricanes and one Typhoon wers Jre insertion on same day. Spencer Harris and John Gill| Players on the title-winning team three ru e last two s troit by getting one in each game missing ' after the raid ; % |singled in the eighth that sent one included Dewey New Yorlk 1L Ry ¥ SRR, SOUTH BEND., Indiana, Sept. 3 Late this afternoon great wave: We accept ads over telephone i i oo AT o : ork and Rudy York became the ! S| i1 ndiana, Sept. 3 at waves from persons listed in telephone i " ")‘] gt enade il el Doy St extended th current winning erican Leaguer to drive in a hun-|Frank Leahy, coach of Notre Dame, |0f Allied planes were seen headiag lers. Don Osborn then took over shortstop; B ) s me dred 1wt (il sees at least four defeats for |across the English Channel flying Brectory. : g and filled the bases with a pur- Doug M met ht 1:| R I Rodriguez Olmo was -ee the Irish grid team this year toward the continent rgounc five average words to the peseful walk but he saw another Wally Mazarka cond base; Earl {1 ar e u ng by h R 3 Lie. is irun scored when a double play Niemi, pitcher; Tony Vallone, first i e f four hit The Seattle Rainiers won a pair Ma Dally rate per line for consecu- tive insertions: [ THRIFT CO-OP | Member National Retallse- | One day 00 | tories over the San Francisco Seals standings s = Owned Groee: Additional days ... 5o vesterddy in a desperate stretch| mean Gt e b chisirel el i | m sEwARD “.:m Minimum charge . 5¢c drive to overtake the second place clat 1 o % Al PSR ) ARMSTR "l Ll lectri AR K with four for | PHONE 787 - ez Lo N ; Gho: 16 a ere téamed as the Chicago f Oakland trailed three runs in the 5 . N wed out a rosley Field FOR SALE WANTED e " ; ; 8 b4 Fnglaeet 14 ) at Crosley Field| ;o5 ANGELES, Sept. 3.—There'll cighth inhing yesterday to rally and | reamst 14 s newabis Wil & Wity owe : 3 - i . o S0l e, " i r = B be no fight with Henr Armstrong Lol o {defeat San Diego, ettt 15 Cincinnati Reds. Butch Nieman | i i Septomber s Etitoraie g 20 FT. GABIN cruiser “Sea Otter”| Wants Position of Housekeeper | GAMES THURSDAY U.S. E.D e h ) give the Boston hox Pt o fpen oy f | powered with 16 H P Grey A-1/ and Cook. Phone Green 450. | Pacific Coast League - bt AR el s i R ““.‘ e dph i dgmbe 114 Condition. Phone Red 520 well NS 1. Ban Franciess o wuard B 8 ictory over the Phillies. possible harm to Armstron who o > WANJED TO BUY—2 cash regis-| go I'nm,]' ;‘I“;h":z; o 8,0 18 . 6 duplicated Nieman's' has been advised by doctors to quit OIL — FEED — HAULING SMALL davenport and club chair, ters, one candy scales. Write] oo aneiec'). portiand 2 201l n 7 Babe Dahlgten, but the ring or lose his eyesight Nite Phone 854 9 tube Kolster radio, cabinet.,, Empire C 2697 | sacramento 2; Hollywood 3 1 Phone Blue 755 ational Tiengslé : — : WANTED — Girl attending pubic | UPRIGHT piano, call room 40 A J| school. Will pay $20 monthly with | i Camp after 4:30 pm gxlx‘;x;%uxl board. Write Fmpnnl New York 3:-Buookiyn 4 One “/, 6 ROOM furnished house, 2 lots [ American_League . NAME Phone 378 WANTED Young lady to work in| St Louis 4, 5: Detroit 5, 8 GREAT TRADE NAL Photo Shop. Wyite Empire C 2678.] Chitago 1; Cleveland 2 “ e ey Soothing Organ Music and RICA L ) (Authorised Dealers) Delicious Fried Chicken AMERIC/ oy GREASES—GAS—OIL EVERY NIGHT ! , | oot wspiion ||| DOUGLAS INN than . ruch more than 8 OIS T Juneau Mofors John Marin, Prop. Phone 88 Boston 3; Philadelphia 2 Chicago 3; Cincinnati 1 P T e Tar e} FORD AGENCY | FURNISHED HOUSE, 3 bedrooms i DING OF CLUBS Washington nn|oY5 ey A | 850 Basin Road. Phone Black 680.] WANTED—Used furniwurc. 306 Wil- | Pac Coast League The first beer of 4§ today @s in 878 to flms for its unvarying s = loughby. Phone 788. | Won Lost Pet reputation. Brcwelm Sacont Nuhonul\Y ‘“"‘"“; cfreshment — for ——————————————— | DAVENPORT and chair. Phope| E S [ il gilpe formula, Rainier tempera! o ¥ - preces e 3 37 136 ormula, r cheering, & . | Blue 459 WANTED — Experienced stenogra- \&“m MR 4 cisco 84 55 604 lesome goodness: Fo % Sam’ar Mea! CO. GEOBGE Bnos. \ pher and typist wants part tme| guqiy, 4 who! pest — Say Rainier! f i Widest Selection of s N ol T 2 S ” el e 63 35 o R 7 « | 1940 GMC % ton panel truck, good| work. Phone 452 after 5 pm. Pmlllmll 7 o B besr at e3¢ Buy War Bonds ”“Afig?flfi?“ Ll U“Rs i condition. Phone Blue 415 . s 7 y i Q i WANTED- Trolling boat, must mw”"““"““" 71 45 * Speed the Victory. S R San Diego 7 450 . } PHONE 02 or B OIL SCREW vessel CONSUL D. of fully equipped, between 34 and Call Phones 13 and & Hirst-Chichagof Company, 30 tons| 8 ft. Call 838 9th St. P.O. Box| net. FPor particulars apply H. L. 1055, | Oakland 8 435 Sacramento 39 100 281 National League Faulkner, Juneau . : I e e W;\NT‘IGI) Experienced male or| o w;‘:‘ Lost Chas G Warner CO. ThomasHardwareCo. 933 PLYMOUTH Coupe, good tires,| female bookkeeper, good pay.|St. L 2 s % " 4 puncture proof tubes, Phone' Room 404, Gastineau Hotel. | Cincinnati 69 Marine Engines and Supplies PAINTS — OILS 554 ? | Brooklyn 66 MACHINE SHOP Bulldors' and Bhelf FORD A or B engine (block or|Pittsburgh 67 H | - - | Patn ARD REMINGTON M L E 1907-15 Rag,| complete). Must be reconditioned’ Chicago 61 Ropes and hd ! WARE 2 boxe ammunition, two cribs or in good shape. Call green 113.| Boston 55 | one 54x30 iron; one 35x20 wood.| — | Philadelphia 54 Phone Black 479 from 9 am. to PLANT MAN wanted at once. Ap-|New York 4 N Utah Nul and Lm g | ply Juncau Dairies, Inc, Box Alriericit Deague Leota’s P i 4 936.-Good_ wages. S Won Lost Pet. | A COA L 85 H P CHRIS Craft, 18 ft. 6 in,|— —— | New York Pt 6 626 EN’S APPAREL WANTED- Sewing machine. Pur. | ew York G WOMEN'S Alaska Dock & Storage Co. mahogany hull, Fully equipped, Washington 69 58 543 | ashing ! Barenot Hotel TELEPHONE 4 Blyberg or Carl Stafford, dm:«;u‘ or loan. P?l’[l“l:fl)]y flp'ortul)le Cleveland 66 7 537 Excursion Inlet power model by USO, Skagway,|patyojt 528 ¥ for mending soldiers’ garments.| Gnicago 512 MOTORSHIP Gambier leaving for| Phone 766, Juneau. B L i g oston 468 | Haines and Skagway. Space avail- v 7% psd | The Aluka] able for 20 tons. Phone 416 WANTED—Car washer. Apply Dave | Sl LOWS 3;; NORTH TRANSFER Hotel » - - 7 5 1iladelphia 3 H s Milner. Phone blue 510. Light and Heavy Hauling Newly Renovated Rooms at Reasonable Rates PHONE BINGLE O GOOD income property. Close in | - Write P.O. Box 131 VANTED Ws.sher also dry clean- | 23 > i .| erman at Snow White Laundry. SIMPSON residence on Gold Belt| Good pay. Phone 299. ‘ARMY "AVY Ave. Phone 266 for A])])Ol“lnlelll e s PEOTE = N | NANTED AT ONCE—Ironers and | ELITE Steam Lu\uxdx} MnLhm(‘n shirt finishers. Alaska Laundry. | n good condition. Write Box' 17,| ——tosme——s—toemmvmae——i| Haines Alaska. Losr and rom ‘ (NCOML property inJuneau. Phone : Thane 3, three rings, after 5 p.m.‘l‘ogT" 14-ft. green rowboat at at| 1 Auk Bay. Reward. Phone 478. | | 6 HP. JOHNSON Sea Horse.| Apt. 1, Klein Apts. | E.O.DAVIS E. W.DAVIS PHONE 81 Alaska Music Supply Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Pianos—Musical Instruments and Supplier Second and Seward COWLING-DAVLIN COMPANY DODGE and PLYMOUTH DFALERS Phone 206 LOST — Wallet containing valuablo\ R e il papers, checks and money. Keep{ WASHINGTON, Sept. 3. — The FOR SALE — One-quarter inch; money but p return the| Army and Navy football classic will boilerplate tank, riveted, between| papers ctc. to Empire Office. | be played in the fall, Assistant Se 800 and 1,000 gals. Phone 344. - | retary of War McCloy said teday. RS, 5 LOST — Seattle Coast Guard pass| There is no decision yet where the | 3-BEDROOM house, W. H. Robin-| and draft card from Port Angeles, game will be played, he said, and | son, 1044 W. 10th. Phone green Wash. Return to Alaskan or Em-| also added that West Point will play | WHEN IN NEED OF Dlesel Oll—Rtove Oll—Yomr Coal Cholce—General Haul- ing — Storags and Crating €ALL US! Juneau Transfer 475. _ pire Offlce Reward. its schedule out : T Lo v st mome s ||| Alaskca Meat Markeel COMPLETELY furnished apari ‘. ment house in Skagway, Alaska, J M w k Big time—Saturday night. } SEATTLE BREWING & MALTING CO. The l:rf’nmmmm located in business district. Can ‘ o ke ) 2 P e stock of Presh Prosen he changed into business houses| y YOUR BROKEN LENSES, | % Weashington’s Oldest Industrial Institution’ % Emil Siclk, Pres TIMELY CLOTHES very easily. Write Box- 905, | Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636. adv. l = ; y { T ns' d;m’p]aced in our own shop. Eyes i NUNN-BUSH SHOES < THRES houscs and cabin, all fur-| ra ene | STETSON HATS nished, Gastineau Ave. Inguire e | Quality Work Clothk Qabai.Sa s Glar The transfer of J. M. Wyckoff of = ting” ONLY THE BEST OF MRATS PHONE 10 wg SALE—30 bmkc hp. Covlc the U. S. Forest Service to the; diesel stationury engine. BB Em- States to handle sale of airplane | oire: ‘sprunc to mills in Puget Sound and | ‘(:mys Harbor has been announced | |by Charles G. Burdick, Assistant | ron nm | Regional Forester of the Forest Service. Mr. Wyckoff has been stationed at various points throughout South- | 5 o = - st Alaska during his period of | FUR. apts.,, easy kept warm. Win- | duty which started in April, 1915 nlicfasti P MIGGLY WIGGLY'S hio uali 7 e ————. v THEM! e i (b WS | Hie st s Ay At A satisfaction from PIGGLY WIGGLY’'S high quality foods JOIN THEM! FRED HENNING Complete Outtitter for Mem CABIN, phone black 234, daytime.| Bert'sCash Grocery Pnltgee 2.1 Pagfltws '.’3... PHONE 184 or 188 Customers enter our store with confidence, kncwing that they can expect complete dishes. Seaview Apts. chikan in charge of the heavi s | Umber production distrct in Alaska | Prse Deltvery Junemp 2 ROOM CABIN. 843 West 9th. He was transferred to Petersburg VE 9th. in 1931 in charge of that division ’ —— HAR YR‘ LUWE - - . - and in 1939 was called into the Re- | n r Publle Accountant FOR RENT 3 ROOM [uxmhhm.i gional Office to make a study of o o e | G A sTl“E A u apt. oil range and bath, also 21 inor woods industries for the Ton- | HOTEL 237 FRONT STREET room cabin 513A Willoughby. fu-l‘-s Natfonal Forest. Rvecy evmfbrt suse for our gueste Phone 676 During his long tour of duty m‘ "lscm‘m | Alaska Mr. Wyckoff specialized in ¥ timber and made a thorough study a 4 T <_ of this class of Alaskan forest| THESE TW® THINGS products He was placed in charge of the voods ra for the Alaska e, ; / Byeds cpspation 108 He. AR FIRST—BUY ALL the VICTORY BONDS you possibly can this month and every Spruce Log Program at its incep- | A 1 INDS possibly can s month GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- | tion in May, 1942, and has organ- | month till the war is over. “LET'S OUTFIT THE OUTFIT! nent, $6.50. Paper Curls, $1 up.| ized camps on the West Coast where Lola Beauty Shop. Phone 201. @ monthly production of six million SECU | Alr Service Inlormalion | PHONE 10 or 20 s Parsons Electric Co. ' HAVE TWO boxes 30-30. hard point. Will trade for 2 boxes .300 Savage. Phone 197. || HOME GROCERY Phone 146 Home Liguor Store—Tel. 608 VDAY, THE 6TH, IS LABOR DAY —This store will be closed. Let 315 Decker Way. Effective (€ has been reached. ] s supoly your needs on SATURAY for SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 5TH » e, ol ool S sl and MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6TH. ‘ TURN your old gold Into value, - [l G.E.ALMQUIST cash or trade at Nugget SHOP. | popyRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY . SATISFACTION B CUSTOM TAILOR The Daily Alaska Empire has the Have a portrait artist take your HERE Across from Elks’' Club largest paid circulation of any Al- picture. Hamersley Studio. Opposite nska newspaper. Federal Bullding. Phone 204. adv.