The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 2, 1939, Page 8

'ORDERS PLACED FOR PAIR HUGE PALESTINE IS SHAKEN BY BOMBS President Also Signs Bill| for New Coast Guard Base af Kodiak WASHINGTON, June 2.—Two 45.- Arab BandAW‘irpes Out R. R. Patrol - 13 Die and Many Injured n P disorders luded Britons, Jews June of four British ews was wiped st it Ruu\( elt has signed a the n s northwest of Jeru bill to let eized a machine gun and man including a police e bill authoriz Guard fac ment of a base and a Kodiak \pm.a in the early mor art commi 750 telephones - o SPORT FISHING g CLUB TO HOLD SLOVENE - NAZI TROUBLES ARE ation out of First Compe?ifibn Jure 18 at Marmion Isand- NOW REPORTED Tryouf Sy_nday Border Clashes Heard of While Prince Paul Is P 1o oo B Feied in Berhn be hi it ther fi m competitions ¢ will n held in Jul nd August, the last to be at Sh(]l'x Island in the Baran- cpened .mp and entry mk ., ets in the derbies A salmon derby “tryout” will be held Sunday by as many fishermer as appear at 9 o'clock in the morn- Wan- Acts nl \IUII"‘(" and Germans in slavia are desc in reports filter- ing through heavy censorship today at the very moment that Regent Prince Paul of Yugoslavia is being l/u feted in Berlin by Hitler. p northern Yugo- onjice and Mar- arted that other d at many points iNg to 8o out on Larsson's s frontier derer the trouble is reported Germany, in the region which belonged 10 the o2 MIS§ MBEI!TA PORTER RECEIVES NURSE'S CAP Werld War - e HERE FROM INTERIOR Miss Alberta Porter, daughter of (i. Hornsby Smith and L. Muir Mr. and Mrs. Herman Porter of this fle to Juneau from Whitehorse city, received her cap at exercises yesierday evening with Pacific Al- held today at the Tacoma General aska Airways and are guests at the Hospit g s Gestineau Hotel. Port 4 Gk, <0 o High School, has been in training Maroon colored automobiles are for the past four months, and the scarce in Cairo, Egypt—that color presentation of her cap marks the is reserved for King Farouk and the first step towards he nurse’s rayal family. career. - Bragging? NO! I¢s a Fact? OUR BEEF COMES FROM ARMOUR'S BRANDED BABY BEEF IS TENDER-JUICY AND TASTY! ROLLED RIB ROAST CHUCK ROAST FRYERS&E‘S“EDRE‘QSES iy 1.25 " [y ]‘ s Plump—Tender—FRESH—POUND z ()C FANCY COLORED ROASTING HENS - 38¢ Armour’s Star WEINERS Armour's Star LINKS . . ............. lb 35¢ "A]"S Picnic Style—Sugar Cured—Ib. 2 "Pleasing You Means Qur Success” SANITARY MEAT CO. ED SHAFFER Phones 13 and 49 Proprietor U. 5. WARSHIPS| SALMON DERBY - S| A. White, | . 3C B [lco N ARMOUR'S EASTERN——1b. 32(3‘ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1939 Horo of Squalus Disaster Tolls What He Did | E F CLEMENTS I : RESIGNS FROM HEALT Dm.j Broker - Successor E from Seatte Resignation of E. F. Clements to‘ u ter private business and appoint- 'ment of Lloyd A. Morley to succeed | ‘him as Sanitarian, was announoed‘ today by the Territorial Department | of Health. | 7 Clements, with the DemrtmemJ @ for the past two vears, resigned : June 1 to become associated with Herb Dunlap, wholesale food broker. | The new appointee comes to the | Territorial Department of ch]th well qualified, having been with the, Washington Department of Henl(h‘ o since 1936 as Sanitarian. He is a| graduate in Bacteriology from the | University of Washington, and holds a Master of Science degree in Bac- (rom; teriology and Public Health \Washington State College. Mr. and Mrs. Morley sail Irom Scattle for Juneau on June 16, and | Morley will take over his new duties June 21. Llcyd B. Maness (center), hero of the submarine Squalus sinking, closed a bulkhead door between the control reem and after battery, saving 33 lives. Maness denied credit for his action, saying it was “navy discipline.” He admitted =orrowfully (hat he realized his action cost the life of his pal, John J. Batick. | Maness was to have been best man at Batick’s wedding. The hero is shown in hospital explaining to his comrades Gerald C. McLees (left), and Francis Murphy (right), how he battled to close the door. D | Lode and place: location notices| for sale at The Empire Office Try The Empire classifieds for results, CLEAN CLOTHES DO MAKE arded” by Belkofsky Vil- | i recognition of his servi A DIFFERENCE in the Aleutians to Dr. Leslie e formerly at the Unalaska A, 40-8 MEETS TONIGHT RIANGLE Juneau this week by Claude W. Hirst £ endent for Alaska of Lhe { Indian Affairs Belkofsky Sends Samovar FO’ Dr- Wh“e was doctor at Un ala 1938 and samov MEAT BALLS SATURDAY AT THE BARANOF WEDISH ‘Vfi_T ; | on the rom 1934 to with his e | | 1 samovar, looking sports trophy, has to them Hospital n an- The handsome samovar, The last me: of the 40 and 8. tique which has been in Alaska since | until Septemb ill be tonight at CLEANERS the days when this was Russian|8 o'clock and Chef de Gere John PHONE 507 America but which has been polish- ed to look like new, was brought to Holler urges that tend all members at- PHONES 371 and 478 ALWAYS THE CHOICEST =— FRESH MEATS ® LAMB LEGS 1939 Spring 1&§5¢ VEAL STEAK PORK STEAK LB. §0c GROUND BEEF LB. 2.5(: Choice and Lean SHORT RIBS lBlSc FANCY, FRESH- KILLED RHODE ISLAND RED CHICKENS Just look over these mouth-watering foods and you'll decide on more than one delicious menu for the week-end 19¢ 4 « 19¢ Carton 23 [ 4 2 o 19¢ 6.--25¢ HAPPY HOME curT BEANS DEL MONTE SPINACH CLOROX AMITA ORANGE JUICE HAPPY HOME P EACHES HOME STYLE DEL MONTE TOMATO HOT SAUCE JELLQO ». risvors . SEACHLIGHT MATCHES SCOT-TISSUE ;T”i’fum SOAP LAUNDRY SOAP G....25¢ Always the Finest Fruits and Vegetables Choice CH.EBY—LETTUCE—CABBAGE 1Eh 5 CUCUMBERS-CALIFLOWER-TOMATOES Own Farm and other FRESH PRODUCE in SEASON ALIFORNIA GROCERY | == and MEAT MARKET __| ... IN QUARTS .. IUNEAUS Say-Make Mine Cream! —and enjoy Kentucky’s A “Double-Richstraight -7 4 Kentucky Straight Bour- bon Whiskey. 90 Proof. : DRESS IN COMFORT! : SPORT SLACKS! Most everybody looking for both style and comfort will be wearing slacks this spring and summer. We have loads of them in the popular coverts and gabardines. Also a special.groups of worsteds at $4.95 \ Sport Shoes White Buckskins, two-tones sole styles. A big choice at many crepe- $5.00 Canvas Sport Shoes (White, Blue, Brown, Gray) $2.75 Sport Shirts We have a wide choice of styles and fab- rics—shantungs, rayons, cotton gabardines, wool gabardines—long and short sleeves. Plenty of “in-or-outers’’— $1.00 to 6.50 Sport Ties New light patterns in wools, shantungs, crepes. Plaids and stripes. $1.00 LA PLAYA SPORT SUIT $9.50 “In-or-Outer” Shirt with Slack to match. See this popular number in our windows. FRED HENNNING COMPLETE OUTFITTER