The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 19, 1940, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1940. several months with the exception | to the hospital before. They stopped of two months when she was in at a Catholic school, where a sis- dry dock for repairs and over- Continues Work | The muxnmm surveys of the Commander. For the last six years the .Surveyor has been working in Surveyor fo Work Seasontoe srr siouns et o, (i Between Lifuya Bay | a base. The work left | unfinished by the transferred Sur-| and Yakutat veyor will be continued by the new Geodetic Survey vessel, the Ex- ing surveys of the San Juan Is-( H N 1 In d N | Dubin and Sigal became'so excited | TRIM SURVEY lands in Washington for the last| ow azis vage Orway they got lost, though they had been | | ter supplied them with a blanket | and explained they were two miles | too far south The sister called the hospital, so | when the excited party arrived Dr. | A. F. Lash and some nurses were | waiting in the street. They attend- | ed mother and baby in the car before takmg them inside. 20th CENTURY GROCERY Quality at PHONE 603 Lowest Prices surres | SPENACH2=25e | e, Moid 8" Clovan Cleaned and Washed Sk Sweet Cream C A R R 0 T s 3 bunches 25e A“MONIA 2 Ibs. 7'c Fresh—Sweet 12 oz. bot. 5c NEW P A ES 3 lbs. =@ EGGS, Co-op] ALUORI‘»?ES}];{TQ/% § 5 BROOMS mnd in 1921 and tempor- opped in 1926, explained the iGerman Plane Flies Over Swedish Town; Air Alarm Sounded plorer, which will take the Sur-| | | The United States Coast and|yevors pl i . | veyor's place about May 1 in the | s 3 i ~ % E | Specail A Large Favorite, 5 Seam X group of four boats working out | s 2 s z = o g I} | 34] p— t|of Dutch Harbor. Boats now sta- | STOCKHOL:s, April 19.—Swed- R HU B AR B 250 [ | ish anti-aircraft batteries fired 85¢ Fancy 2 doz. 650 DEL MONTE PLUMS SILVER BAR APRICOTS the Dutch Harbor area er, Guide, Discov- last night on a German plane which flew low over the city of Karlstad. A 42-minute air raid alarm was sounded in the city. SUNNY GARDEN PEAS Everson Cut Beans Details Obtained s consisting of tri- rse material is of Scandinavia | German troops for many weeks prior to their invasion svernment boat | e long the Baltic coast. Here they are | SILVER BAR PEARS ¢ 1 practiced landing operation g . making control sur-| : fii‘),l::,, work done by | il hing an inflated rubber raft on the German coast near Ahibeck. N Everson Sliced Beeis Lituya Bay, Yakutat, d B '“ s The maneuvers bore fruit in efficient landing of troops in Norway. SILVER BAR PEACHES ' * i1 Bonoppe c UKULELE PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT “We obtain the topographical de- Towa 6. B. Corn §for §1 |5for65¢ | 10@ns97c SHOESTRING_POTATOES ™™™ == 25 r Ray L. Schoppe said | local disturbances is part of the increase in the flest tveyor left Seattle last| tails of the hills and valleys ad-| Coh oone el SebimsehTEN of s S e : i § e. on, f No. 2} tins i came directly to Ju- | Jacent 1o o e 1'1"’ i A B the whole” said the Com- Bur uull ineering, presen: ed the No. 2 tins eyor has been mak- | Water areas for depths mander, “the pufpose of the sur- e Naval Committee an amend- veys is to procure detailed infor- ment d >siged to permit thn \«\\ to nation of all sorts to make obtain bids for construc! gator’s charts, We do not 000 tons of fighting shi the charts ourselves, but ; would be authorized but nct obtain the information fc . priated for in the pending Navy E\- CANADIAN DISCOUNT Until further notice, Canadian | g unds will be accepted at following a distance as fa the 1,000-fathom (Inmh Qoouti Tidal Data Compiled manent records in the Washing- |panding Bill Checks and Currency 20% Accumulation of tiidal data, cur- | ton office.” This request follows yesterday's Silver ot 22% \rents, and detailed determination ection of the House in passing the ALBERS FLAPJACK FLO“B ZIA THE B. M. BEHRENDS BANK. | of magnetic fluctuation, both be-| When asked about any s X lb' pkg' 25(: big Navy Outlay Bill. - - > experiences aboard a sur sel, Commander Schoppe happens. Adventure happens y es to ill advised and poorly org expeditions. Any damn fool can . find adventure if he-ventures out S eed n I in a half equipped sail boat and p l g u o B s willing to risk life life He said that he hoped that no “adventure’ Super Mar ket s bt mmme | Siag Cost in 7Capt{fin Fury’ PHONE 92 or 95 b oot e o o) How Bl Sl g ere's are the motorvessel Westdahl, out | of Hoonah, and the E. Lester Jones | Thea're out of Sitka. The E. Lester Jones 3 about the will soon be leaving for Dutch Har-| CHICAGO, April 19.—When Baby Sigal grows up he will be able to Stetson Playboy! vey of the outside coast is | tell his friends: M to complete the “I was born in an automobile . It'slight as a shadow, n; ”11 e the dickens in the oute / COOl as Chns(mas. e FRANCO-AMERICAN Spaghetti or Macaroni THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 'cause of the magnetic pole and GIANT NU-BORA TANG - MIRACLE WHIP - 3%¢ THE FOLLOWING NATIONAL BISCUIT CO. MERCHANDISE DAMAGED IN SHIPMENT: 180 pkos. SHREDDED WHEAT 18 pkgs. RITZ CRACKERS 9 pkgs. ZWIEBACK TOAST 23 pkgs. 11h. SNOWFLAKE SODAS 10 pkgs. 11b. HONEY MAID GRAHAMS £ pugs. 21b N.B. C. SODAS WHILE THEY LAST Per Package 20th CENTURY MARKET| PHONE QUALITY MEATS { 202 — THERF IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY" e with the work to be L’\nnl as | ¢ far as Cape St. Elias in future| The stork caught up ,with the ’ ink ; g b L thinl years. This year’s northern assign- automobile near the Field Museum, Youd neveE ment will be completed about the handing its precious bundle ‘o 1d h: : g ou could get a hat first of October, Captain Schoppe M Ruth Sigal ¥y g her in the car were her, # tike this for only $5!" said. Irv L4 rving, and their cousin, The outside coast has never beer surveyed in detail. Dubin, who was driving. | Latest Equipment The Sigals 1d Mr§. Dubin! Aboard the Surveyor is the lat- started out from the Sigal home FBED HE““ING est in equipment, including a new | f a hospital and were driving | Dorsey fathometer and radio-ac- fast because th knew they had coustic ranging instruments which | a race on their hands. “Complete Outfitter” | control the ship's position by meas-| After the baby's arrival Mrs. x— uring the time it takes sound to | travel sea wa H in sea water, Wherever the finest Vanilla beans | The Surveyor will work this voy- 7&” Mm v 2 |age in cooperation with the In- 02 grow, Schilling’s quest for choicest quality never ends! Schilling pure | whase representative, scsme s o from tropic lands Yesilisbes tt exquisie, deicun | | Washington, is aboard to take tri- flavor that won't bake or frecze out. | PonK Ro AST . lb 25c Gnounn BEEF “’i Z <:,':,§§?,f‘°"s g o Drx. Bay, SRR pee i for qualiey aod faroe! “ Lean, Economical Shoulder Cuts Lean—Dependable 20th Century Quality ;and ',‘fe ‘:‘;"-;efmm the Surveyor o : | : 2 PORGCIngg Ut 8 e YRR Hormel's BACON, Ib. 22c | Fricassee HENS, b. 25: George Bl"'thers NAVY IS SEEKING Eastern, Sugar-Cured—. Any Size Piece Pon Fafled Fowll—3Y% PounJ i BONELESS PRIME RIB or o ks € RUMP ROAST - -1b.40c | Premium HAMS, 1b. 32c 7 Su_lf gL M as Fe‘ o INCREASE, FLEET A Delicious Oven Roast All Fct Removed Emoy a Baked Ham Dmr\er Sunday 37 SPICES 7e] o — — ot e = e : e e p WASHINGTON, April 19. — The Ry NEW YORE Ly A me Umwd.sm'fies ihoriy S0 contrac b o & seanches 77 Worlll MM rnoz Bat’ml Strawberries., S A N | T A R Y M E A T ( o 5::5::‘6{;) ‘::;h:r:g‘:s ;::'z:;'t' ! >‘/ ‘ fi /4 cL“B STEAKS eaCh zsc Youngberries, Raspberries, Sliced Apricots [ | = | e —— 0000 S rast | BERT’S CASH GROCERY | siioii; r n E E ‘6T A L 99 But when you are selling fine foods cheap—you can be forgiven for talking a lot P H o N E S nELwEnY K ' S CH EAP —We try not to talk too much except abcut our fine foods ;lég :_oo'avh pYn(c):J'RSEI‘.Fl l o 5 \ 4 2§c£°l,':nd BUTTER- 2 Ibs. 69c|LE°c(§LGm§H Home Grown, 2 doz. 69 € BACON--Pound35¢ s ) BACON | POTATOES, No. 1 quality grade 25 Ibs. 59c¢ |KETCHUP, Heinz, largebottles,each 19 ?on'll:;‘ss 30clB. | Ffifiiisz Ige Ims 45 GRAPEFRUIT Double Cola--Root Beer "Quality — Fair Price — Service” Mission Orange Any Size Piece =) Touma | Gusio 0294 5 s ""mzfiozmss 3 2% & 99 . 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