The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 14, 1939, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, SEPT. 14, 1939. German Artillery Rumbles Through Burning Community CHAMBERLAIN Selling Wave " HASKEYNOTE Hifs Markefs & m e ed that poth foreign and domestic civil_aircraft will be required to obtam specia] . permission before lying over the zone. It is further | provided that foreign planes can make the flight only when escort- |ern part of the United Staes, Citrus production on a commer- cial scale is limited to the south- rin- | cipally Florida, California, Texas and ' Arizona. - Empire Want Ads Bring Results. FOR (oNFll(T NEW YORK, Sepl 14—The curb v = Zrws maxk(t closed irregularly lower to- LONDON, Sept. 14—Prime Min- b\l‘tnxl]l]\llmi’n‘:r’;fe ki "33(:11 “ATS Fflfl MEN WIT" YOUNG IDEAS showing ister Chamberlain told the House of Wi baby stccks were under Commons today that if German | he: pressure all day. Only a few forces have bombed Polish civilians were heavy. this will only strengthen the British nd and third grade rail and French resolve to “remove the bonds were in heavy demand German menace and keep fighting Baltimore and Ohio issues gained until this menace is removed.” in spite of the weak market. e 2 United 913(0& government bonds (anadians Enlisting VANCOUVER, B. C., Sept. 14— Brigadier W. W. Foster declared to- day in a radio talk “that 100,000 Canadian war veterans are already enrolled and re erve Canada in its second w st Germany. The Brigadie: ho is Dominion President of the Canadian Legion, spoke over the radio in a country- wide broadcast. ullnx foreign list was weak Stecls were off slightly and autos were up fractionally. Concern over a possible dispute about the repeal of the embargo acts and possibility of heavy tax- ing of war profits caused most of the selling. PLANEBAN WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.—Pres- ident Roosevelt issued an executive order today prohibiting unauthor- ized airplane flights over the Pan- ama Canal Zone. The order provid- Smart Dobbs Hats In Fall Styles $5 You will want to have a hat that it of the day! A hat for the man who is progressing with the times! A hat for men with ideas. Come in and see our new fall hats right now . . . today! HODSHON HATS $3.50 A Surprising Value FRED HENNING COMPLETE OUTFITTER A German artillery detachment, guns obscured by smoke from burning buildings, rumbles through an unidentified community “somewhere in Poland” as the Nazi forces rushed on in their drive upon Warsaw. Germans said the buildings had been fired by retreating Poles. Note cw standing at left. (Picture radioed from Berlin to New York.) Kingsley eliminated Gordon Kum- mer of Milwaukee, two up in the Saarbrue(ken * BOMBERSFLYOVER KINGSLEY IN . PACIFICTOHAWAIl FINALSOF BIG | lOS! !o Nall PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii, Sepl. 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