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Washington Journal., 1941-06-20

belt getpOrfenl Die 2onoidaft in
@riehenlano liebt nebenbei 3iemli6
fnbl aus, bat penig 8dume. Die
engliiben Soloaten paren totmii0e
pom Mari6iereu; OBJ tie feine @utos
gum transport batten2 Sic 3ogen
eleno aus @rie1enlnno obi
Gnslam6 bat feline Gtrategie; lebt
DOa Der 9anO in ben MnnS
Gbur1ia be0arf nod immer Der
3eit uno 3eitgeipimllng. Gr bofft
auf amerifanii6e Silfe uno irgeno
einen giinitigen 3ufua, Der i'm gum
Siege perbelfen ioa. Sci &reta
fonnte er lidL mie er Iaete. nun Ell
men getuiiien Cell bon S6iffsperlu=
item geitatten. Na1oem einmal cine
beitimmte 8nbl (ooer Sonnage) bon
S1iffen berloren mar, muBte SIRE
ia ~aufgegeben tperoen. Die oeut-
Ifhen 6lug5elige trie6en, Die Gburd-
id iagte, auBeroem Die engliiAen
6lieger bon ben 6lugfel0ern in &re-
ia oapon. 10000 englii6e Gruppen
~fonnten gegen sic aus Der 2uft fom-
menoen 9eutiden nidts MAIDEN
2ebtere trugen (na6 gburdiD aud
feline feinoli1en l1niformen. gburd-
III muB iogar eingeiteben: the
enemy possesses vastly superior re-
sources. gnglano perfiigt nur
iiber eine 'hand-to-mouth STRAIT
|egy." @r benedict "the mastery and
design which the Germans SO often
display"
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20

@afbin It to n. ~ Die Ser
einigten Staaten ~foroerten our1 Ell
men i6arfen S9ritt CUR gini9ran-
flung Observation-Disclosures Yropa=
ganoa uno anOerer .id1oli6er@ ga
tigfeiten Die S1IieBung iGmtli9er
Oeuti1er &oniulate un0 oreter balb=
amtli9er oeutl1er gertretungen bis
sum 10. Suli. Sn elmer Mote on
Oie oeuti6e Gegierung miro ouBer=
Dem Die Gntfernung aller oeuti6en
Staatsangeb0rigen bon omerifani=
ihem @ebiet perlangt, Die nit ben
&onilllnten un0 ben 0rei onoeren
Srganiiationen-0er German Glib
rorD Of Snformotion, Der oeuti9en
8abn- uno Souriltenogenturen Iotpie
oes S~ransocean Nens Sernice-in
8erbinoung iteben.
llnterItaatsiefret6r Sumner @el=
les, Ser Sic atf MniDeiiung bon Yr1-
iioent HooieDelt erfolgte MoBnabme
alf ieiner Yrellefonferen3 mitteilte,
erfldrte, OaB iie nidt einen Mbbrud
Der oiplomntiihen 8e5iebungen be-
Oeute ODER oenti6e Oiplomaten in
oieiem Qanoe in irgenOeiner @eiie
beeintrd1tige. 9ie S1lieBungsoroer
rief ieoo1 8ermltangen uo1, oaB
lie einen formelen 8ru6 Der 8e3ie=
bungen belAleumieen tonne. 4uf ie-
ben Jda miro Is fiiir it1er gebalten,
ooB Deuti6Iano 8u elmer &epreiialie
g~reifen miro, 5uminoelt in Der 6orm,
onB es sic Der6liebenen amerifani-
iden &oniulatsbeamten in 0eut11-
lano uno ben BON 9euti1lano beleB-
ten @ebieten gum 8erlaiien Der 2Gn=
Der 5pingt.
8eueS betonte, oaB oie Negieruilg
I'M Augenblid ni6t Die 9urhfiib-
rlng zines iol9en S1ritts geger
Stalien ODER anoere 21noer plant.
Dor einiger 3eit gingen Die 8erei=
nigten Staten in meniger 0raltiI6er
5orm gegen Stalien Dor, ais es sic
S6lieBung italienii1er Goniulate in
Detroit uno Nemorf anfiinoigte,
nodoem 3tpei omerifaniide &oniulo-
tie in Stalien gei6loiien meroen miB=
ten. @leid3eitig puroen italienii6e
&oniulatSbeamte eriii9t, lire &eifen
auf @ebiete gu bei1rGnfen, fir Die
iie 5uitdnoig iino. 6erner muroe Oie
&iif6erufung oes italienii6en Slot
tenatta9es Momiral Noberto Gals
nit Der 8egriinoung Oerlangt, bob
er nit Der Sabotage italienii1er
Sdiffe in amerifanii1en Sdfen gu
tun bate.
grob Ser Mnflaeeu gegen getpiiie
oeutf6e Roniularbeamte bat bic Me-
gierung bisber feinerlei S9ritte ge-
gen oeutihe 8eamte bier3ulanoe I'M
ternommen.
@eaes pies 0arauf bin, oaB Die
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20

sGburAia trOftet iiG oamit, oaB er
alaubt uno bebauptet, Die Deutiden
Bel Rreta in ibrem Groberungsmori@
aufgebalten 5u boben, nno haB 3eit
fir gnglono getnonneH iDuroe. Or
nut, ais tpeun en- ben Ylan Der Deut-
i6en genau femme: groberung Srafs.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20

elm @eiddftsbaus. 700 Arbeiter le-
gen nod Die lebte &ano an. SIN
SerbIt miro Yrdiioent &ooiepelt. Der
oen Blab ieIbit uusgeiudt bat, bic
Gr0ffnung feierlib pornebmen.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
Die @a6 iett lire Madtamariffe fort

QonOon. - 8ritif6e Bomber
uno aampffIug3euge griffen Die &a-
nalfiilte in Der aAten aufeinanoer=
folgenoen Naht an uno bombaroier-
ten, tpie erfldrt miro, unter anoerem
audi elm 6erti6es Militarlager in
Nor0franfrei6.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
@aibingtOn fOrOert bic
s6lieknng Der Oenti6en
&OmIulate

German eibrarg Of SnfOrmatiOn, sic
OeutIden 8abn. nnO SOurilten-9gen-
turen nn6 SransOcean NeDs sGerpice
in bic Nafnabme einseidlORen. -
Dit @epreKalien i'm @eid serednet.
vG6ritt fir G@ritt benz &riege
nGber"
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
SerltM MMO Mntara
i6lieken @ertrag ab
Der gertras IGuft auf 10 Sabre uuO
geiuGbrleiitet bic llnautaitbarteit Der
beiOerieitiseH 0ebiete

8erlin.= 6reunoi1aftli6e Be
8iebungen 5mii9en Der Siirfei, einem
Il d t friegfiibrenoen 0erbiinoeten
Gnglanos, uno 9euti6lanos, oas
nit ben Briten &rieg fiibrt, muroen
gefeitigt als Die beioen QGnoer einen
Batt abi6loiien, Der ieoes ser beioen
96noer oerpfli1tet, Die territorioIe
llnantaltbarfeit oeS anoeren uuf Die
0auer BON 5ebn Sabren gu reipeftie-
rem unO feinerlei MaBnabmen gu err
greifen 0ie brett ODER INDIRECT ge-
gen oaS anoere geridtet iein miiroen.
Autboriiierte Guelen, Ole &om-
mentare 81 benz in Mnfara unter=
5ei6neten Baft enben, erflarten, lie
miiBten niht. Oh HllBlnno, oas be-
reits einen 6reunoihafts-9 oft nit
Sen Siirfen bat, I'M poraus bon ben
neuen Binoungen Der Siirfei infor-
miert puroe. Sic ma1ten aber tlar,
oaB oas Mbfommen feline Musmir<
rung nuf Die Sample in SDrien ba-
be uno erfldrten, ma fei in Berlin
oabon i~iber8eiigt, bob Die 6ran5oien
BORT Serren Der Gage ieien. Autbo-
~rilierte Quelen erflGrten, Ser Yaft
beriibre in teiner @eiie @erpfli9-
tungen, Die oie beioen 2Gnoer friiber
eingegangen DGren.
&Ommentars gum Yaft 8erliHs
nit Mnfara
Sofio. = l1nterri6tete oeuti1e
9reiie in 8ulgorien gaben Der 4n-
iiht Musoruf, DnB Der oeutid-tirfi-
i6e 6reunoihaftSs8uft bon GROCER
8eoeutung fir Die Oeutid-ruiiii1en
8e3iebungen lei. Ser gaft. muroe
erfldrt, 8iebe oie 9iirfei in Den Gin
fluBberei6 ser neuen Oronung Der
NAie uno miiroe ii9 aud ouf Die
mobnmeoanii6e @elt auspirfen.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
9OmmerlicDhem

SD mohte tpeoer
neben Dir bergeben
uno oeine iungen @lieoer
pom Worgenli6t umfloiien ieben.
lno ib mo6te ~gliben0e
Wfobnblumen uno rote Stolen BON ben SederI
uno Yrimeln, N~itterfporn uno allies Blibenoe
ans &leio Dir uno in oeine 9uare iteden.
SD moht in oeinen Mugen Dieoer
Die gol0nen Sonnenlt1ubhen 3dblen
uno oas belite oeiner SommerIeoer
aIs Silberidab fir Die Grimm 'rrng wablen.
llno nod einulal moht i'd fiiblen
ben abenoli1en Mino,
oefIen erIte Sraumgeipielen
unIre leiien @orte iino.
Wlidael @rugge lit Ser 9edname fir Sans Boed. Gr
puroe 1917 in @ien geboren, fam in ieiner Sugeno nod
zen 8alfanituaten un0 lit lett 1886 in 0iinden, 400 er Die
rite Set als Silfsarbeiter in elmer &elerei %arbeitete. Aus
einen Sieoern tlingt Oas @%emiitbolle oes Oeiterreiders.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
pIans5haping Up for Model
 Plane FIights
Public Invited 10 See Model Ships Fly on Sdfur-
 day Afternoon

See 'em Fly" will be the watch word Saturday afternoon of tht week, when the first model plane meet ever to be staged in Juneau takes the spotlight at the South east Alaska. Fair Building.
 By mid-week. everything will be in readiness for the big event, ac- cording to the Rotary Club. spon- soring the event.
 The 50 or more Juneau boys whc have been busy the past two months building their model airships foi the meet will check their completed ships in at the Red Shield Read ing Room in the Decker Building by Thursday evening of this week it was announced. The boys vii not see their planes from that time until the flights begin at the fail building at 1:30 p. m. Saturday.
 The public is urged to turn out and see the actual flight competi- ton of these ships. the Rotarian. said today. Admission will be free and hot dogs, coffee and soft drink. will be served at the meet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
FOOD SALE OF AWv5E GREAT
 SUCCESS HERE

The American wornen's Voluntary Services food sale held Saturday was extremely successful it was an- nounced today by Mrs. w. s. Ramsey and Mrs. Ellis Graham, chairmen of the committee in charge of the sale.
 When the doors were closed short ly after 3 o'cock, all food was gone and the till showed profit of almost $2O0 which will be sent to the Juneau men at Chilkoot Barracks to add to their recreational fund. Many con- tributions of food were made by women in Juneau and several con- tributions of money were also made.
 The committee will meet tomor- row afternoon with Mrs. Ernest Gruening, general chairman of the AWvS, to complete the records of the sale and make arrangements for sending the money to the Post.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
GIRL SCOUT COOKIES ON
 SALE, WEEK

Juneau and Douglas residents are urged to take part in the Girl Scout cookie sale this week, which is being carried on in the grocery stores of both towns. The sale of the nationally known cookies, baked with the Girl Scout insignia, is being carried on to make the local organization fin ancially independent.
 Sale of the cookies will last the entire week, this being National Girl Scout Week throughout the nation. Cookies may be purchased at 25 cents per box
 A fashion show, which will be staged next Saturday, is also planned as an activity of this week Models for the show will be chosen by the girls themselves, and styles will be supervised by John Bishop
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
Jerry(hapnlan Returning Here

Juneau's soap box derby champ ion will arrive here tomorrow on the Aleutian. - s .3
 Jerry Chapman, the boy who won the Juneau race and went back to the national derby at Akron, Ohio, is returning here after several weeks of treatment for leg ail- nentf at the Seattle Orthopedic Hospital s.
 Alaska's first representative at the annual boys race, Jerry raced in. 8 ear with Daily Alaska Empire, Juneau, emblazoned on its hood, arrived. in Akron dressed in parka and won much favorable publicity for Juneau and the Territory Plans were being made today bv Rotary Club members who sponsored the local race to greet young Chapman on his return to the home town tomorrow. V
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
Boy Baby '. Kidnapped,
 Is Fou nd
Police Make Quick Round. up and Arrest Abdu(tor
 Wife Is Also Held

FTTCHBURG, Mass, Oct. 27. - Two months old Kenneth Mclean, Jr., Kidnapped from carriage on a main street. has been found alive and uninjured.
 A man identified by Chief of Police Thomas Cooley as Bada-d Wolsiewick, 36, has been arrested and charged with the abduction.
 The child was found in the mans cottage at Lake Whalom Park, on the outskirts of the city. The mans wife is held under police guard.
 The baby is in good condition and the distraught mother col lapsed
 MT. Mclean is in only moderate circumstances and no apparent reason is given for the abduction.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
5000 MINERS
 IGNORE F.D.R. APPEAL, STRIKE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27. The United Mine Workers today claimed practically 53,000 coal miners in captive mines of the nation re- mained idle in response to a strike order issued by John L.. Lewis. des- pite second appeal by President Roosevelt that the miners stick to their jobs. z
 K. c. Adams. press official of the U.s M w., said Lewis replied this afternoon to Roosevslt's second re- quest that the mines continue oper- ations in the interest of national defense.
 The principal issue at stake in the captive mines mines owned and controlled by steel companies is the unions demand for a union shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
Wages, Hours For Defense
 Are Discussed
Haas Made Special Agent in Alaska = Sworn in
 on Gideon Bible

SEATTLE, Oct. 27.-Deputy Ad- ministrator Baird Snyder, of the Labor Departments wage and hour division, told the Pacific Logging Congress Convention here during the weekend that the nations skilled workers are putting in 50 and more hours a week in vital defense indus tries. with time and half for work over 40 hours.
 He proposed policy of wage stabilization as distinct from wage freezing during the emergency.
 Snyder also swore in Michael J. Haas, of Juneau, Territorial Labor Commission, as special agent in AL aska of the wage and hour division. Snyder used Gideon Bible from his hotel room for the ceremony.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
Yakuiaf Offenders
 Are Given Senienlei

The U. s. Commissioners court in Yakutat dealt with two cases of law violation Saturday. according to a wire at the U. s. Marshals office here .'41 -*-~-@
 William Geddes was fined $50 for a violation of the game laws. Bertha Reese, native woman, was fined $50 and sentenced to 90 days in jail on a charge of drunken and dis orderly conduct. s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
.FDR REQUESTS
 TRANSFER OF YOUTH GROUP
CCC and IVA to Be Taken from U. 5 Army
 Control

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27-Presi- dent Roosevelt today asked that plans be drafted to consolidate the Civilian Conservation Corps and National Youth Administration and transfer all C.C.C. Administrative duties from the War Department headed by Paul V, McNutt.
 The request was made public as McNutt disclosed that the president had written him a letter declaring in view of the current world con- ditions, feel that the War Depart ment should be relisved of all ac- tivities which may in my manner interfere with its main objective preparation for defense
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
FiIipinos Send
 Fund 10 Islands

Filipinos in Juneau have pledged total of $245 to be sent to the Philippines to aid the government in establishing national defense units and maintaining civilian emergencies during the present emergency period, it was learned today. $,s
 Following are the local Filipnos who have pledged money to the fund:
 J. Perlas, E. A. Belarde, A. Mag daluyo, Pablo Mamburan. F. Paulo. L. zarate, L. Cabigas, F. A. Be- larde, c. Barril, B. B. Campos, F. Romero, A.. Yumol, J. Ragudos, F. Algoso, F. Cortez, B. Beirly, A. Occasion. G. Advincula, R. Kahapay, E. Galao, B. K. Samaniego.s Fred Fulgencio, c. Fuleencio. F. Ful- gencio. Jose M. Fulgencio, V. G.. Isturis, George Hine. Frank Sison, Ben Mangalao. J. Aduino. B. Go meg, Deon Mationg., V. Liboon, F. A. Yanson. P. villasanas. J. Ali- morong, P. Eris. M. DiAs, J., zapa- ta., F. Pineda, R. M. sarabia ana D. Perlas. ,,s4.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
HAYDEN BOWLS I PA ON 420'S 2
 MAPLE BOARDS
Lavenik and Carnegie Tie for First Day Second
 Honors

More than 150- lines were bowled yesterday as the Juneau Order Of Elks opened it's four new alleys to membership play for the first time.
 To six top notch keglers vent the honor of initiating the lanes st noon. No scores ranged very nigh, the alleys being. new and un-- un- familiar to the players.
 The first games went to Frank Metcalf, TIT, with Bob Henfiing u53), Dr. A. w. Stewart d56) and c. c. Carnegie d6S,. Erv Hagerup and Roger Stevenson simultaneously initiated another lane, Hagerup rol- long 183 and Stevenson 158
 Ray Haydon bowled PA game to take first day high scoring hon. ors., Tied for second place with 2l1 were Martin Lavenik and Carnegie. Russ Hermann, all set for strike, will go down in the lodges bowling alley fame for another reason--he sent the first ball into the gutter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
Williams Returns
 Affe''r } Convention | {

After six weeks in the States attending important conferences and conventions of highway of- ficials, M. D. Williams, district engineer of the Public Roads Ad- ministration, returned to Juneau on the Denaii yesterday.
 In Washington, D. o., Williams was present at a conference of district engineers of public roads throughout the nation. From there he went to Detroit,s where he at. tended the annual convention of the American Association O. State Highway Officials.
 Williams said today that he hac no definite program for future public road work in the Territory to report as result of the meetings At the Detroit convention. he said every state in. the nation. Alaska and two Canadian provinces were represented by several highway en. gineers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
TORRANCE TO TAkE520 MORE
 TO BARRACKS
Vessel to Leave Juneau al ! O'Clock Tomorrow
 Morning

With 20 draftees from Wrangell Petersburg, Angoon and Hoonah the Army tender Torrance will leave here for Haines at o'clock tomorrow morning, Selective Ser vice Headquarters announced to- day.
 The Torrance returned to Ju- neau over the weekend after talk ing Juneau's first quota of draf- tees to the Chilkoot Barracks port Saturday. The Wrangell and Pet ersburg quotas arrived here on the Denali last night.
 From Wrangell selectees are Yer non Anderson, David Sandman Harry Uakas, Ray Williams.
 From Petersburg-Roy Abrams Louis Austin, Fred Buch, Chirs Christensen, Phillip Johnson, My ron Lyons, John Reid, David Thomas, Harold Wheaton.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
COLD STORAGE
 WORKERS BACK
 ON JOB TODAY

Juneau Cold Storage Workers Union members were back on the job today after "a To-day strike against the Juneau Cold Storage Company.
 Laurel Martinsen, union secre- tary, said satisfactory" agree ment with the company has been concluded. The union walked out because drying room provided for in the union-company agreement had not been completed.
 Approximately 40 men were af- fected by the strike.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
NAzI5AGAIN. SPARE LIVES
 oFHosTAGE5
Second Reprieve Issued for 50 Frenehmen
 at Nantes

VICHY, Oct. 27-T'he second re- prieve granted by the Germans to- day temporarily spared the lives of 50 hostages who faced execu- ton by midnight firing squads at Nantes in reprisal for the assas- sination of a German officer.
 It was understood that the new reprieve also applied to 50 other hostages at Bordeaux who were scheduled for execution after mid- night of October 3l.
 The reprieve was said to be in- tended ito permit the investiga- tion to continue"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
SUPREME COURT TO REVIEW NEIGHBOUR OVERTIME SCALE
Case of Pay Schedule of Texas Newspaper to
 Reach Tribunal

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27-The Su- preme Court today agreed to review far-reaching litigation to determine the proper method of computing overtime pay under the wage and hour act.
 The wage and hour administra- tion granted review of the circuit court decision holding that the Dallas News was within its rights in computing overtime. The news paper paid it's employees on basis agreed upon, which was above the required minimum pay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
Frankie Albert Shows Team How to Win Right on
 Field of Huskies

SEATTLE. Oct. 27-Lcd by dare devil Frankie Albert. Stanford last Saturday afternoon defeated the University of Washington on their own field to emerge all alone as the Pacific Coast Conference lead- CT.
 A sellout crowd of 43,000 fans saw Albert engineer Stanford so two second period touchdowns. ." Ernie Steele, Husky halfback went over for Washington's only touchdown.
 Stanford won by ls to T.. <
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
lU(LA DEFEATS WASHINGTON OREGON 14-7 L0SES GAME. ON SATURDAY TO STANFORD
Underrated California Grid Team Comes to life
 Two TouchdoWns

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Oct. 27,-- Oregons Rose Bowl dreams faded last Saturday afternoon as the under rated UCLA defeated the Giants in green in an upset and threw the conference grid race into a new tangle.
 The Uclans came from behind in the third period and scored two touchdowns.
 Meacham, Oregon's great All- American ;, candidate, scored a touchdown after 35-yard dash.
 UCIAA won IA to q
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
No Score, Harvard,
 NavyGanle

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 27. v Harvard's amazing lineman fought their hearts out last Saturday af- ternoon but were unable to capi- talize on four hard earned breaks and had to be content with u scoreless draw with the undefeated Navy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
Army Puts If Over On
 Columbia fl
West Pointers Generally 0uipIdy Throughout
 Game 10 Win
P. o. Box 2is7 Phone Black 7eo
 JUNEAU

WEST POINT. N. Y. Oct. 27 Before a sellout crowd of 23.0D0 persons the Army last Saturday afternoon paraded 73 yards for . touchdown in the first quarter aina then scored again in an intercept.' cd pass in the final period
 The Army generally outplayed Columbia throughout the game 10 down the Lions and remain among the nations unbeaten teams.
 The Army won by 8 score of l3 to n
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
Visitors 10 Provide
 Stars Entertainment

Members of the Order of East ern Star will meet tomorrow night for initiation ceremonies in the Scottish Rite Temple. The meet ing will be held at } o'clock.
 Entertainment for the evening will be given by visiting members of other chapters who have beer especially invited to the meeting. The visitors will work together to provide the entertainment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
UPSET SCORED BY CALIFORNIA;
 LAST SATURDAY

BERKELEY. Cal. Oct. 27.-Cali- fornia, three times beaten, sal- vaged something with an upset victory over Southern California last Saturday afternoon to win l4 to 0.
 Calling up some old fighting spirit, California scored the touch downs in the second and final per- iods.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
Many Friends Call { On HoIdensDuring }
 Sunday At-Home

About seventy friends called on MT. and Mrs. A. B. Holden yester- day afternoon between 3 and { o'clock to wish them happiness i1 their new home.
 The, afternoon house-warmine also honored MT. and Mrs. Ali N Monsen who were recently married here.
 Assisting MT, and Mrs. Holden were Mrs. J. J. Meherln, Mrs. R. H Williams and Mrs. R. J. Schoettler
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
ROSE BOWL HOPES
 OF OREGON STATE
 DASHED SATURDAY

PULLMAN, Wash, Oct. 27.-In 60 minutes of power football, up and down. Washington State kicked the Rose Bowl hopes from under Oregon State last, Saturday afternoon by a score of Ito o. \. In an 86-yard drive; without a single interruption or single pass, the Cougars crossed the goal and that was all of the ball game.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
SUNDAY GAMES
MOTOR REPAIR CLASS
 HOLDS REGULAR MEET

Members of the motor repair class sponsored by the American Women's Voluntary Services will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the A. B. Hall for their regular study of motor work The class is under the direction of Mrs. I. Goldstein, unit chairman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
AwvS NURSING CLASS ',
 MEETS WEDNESDAY, NIGHT

The Wednesday night meeting of the Home Nursing. class sponsored by the AWvS will be held in. the Juneau Health Center in the Ter ritorial building. The meeting will open at 7:3O o'clock, and one of the local physicians will be pres ent for instruction.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
KENNETH WEB5TER TO SEE SERVICE
 IN NAVY AIR ARM

Kenneth Webster, Juneau High School graduate of 1886 and now junior forestry student at the University of Washington, has been called to active service in the U. S. Navy Aviation Reserve and will report for officers training at Sand Point Naval Air Base, Seattle, in January.
 Webster is the son of Mrs. Helen Webster. According to letter re- ceived by his mother, Webster al- ready has been appointed to in- active service with the Navy reserve.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
Srock QUozansoas

NEW YORK, oct. 27. = Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 23s. American Can 82As, Anaconda 25%, Bethlehem Steel COZ, Commonwealth and Southern A, Curtiss Wright 8k, International Harvester 50, New York Central 10ss, Northern Pacific SIS. United States Steel 527s, Pound $4.04.
 DOW, JONES AVERAGES
 The following are today's Dow. Jones averages: Industrials, 11943; rails, 28.36; utilities, 1724.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-27
PRICES SATURDAY

Closing quotation of Alaska Ju- neau mine stock last Saturday was ? 3/4. American Can 2b, Anacon- da 26, Bethlehem Steel 63ss, Com monwealth and Southern A, Cur tiss Wright 8%, International Har- vester 50A, Kennecott B, New York Central l0%, Northern Pa- cific SIS, United States Steel Cor poration 53A, pound $403 3/4.