The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 20, 1940, Page 8

8 FIREMEN FIND MOST REMOTE OF NEW PUMPING ESKIMO VILLAGES TRUCKEFFICIENT AIDS RED CROSS Pressure Knocks Five Fire- Natives at Gambell Raise men on Ground When | $60.50 Fund to Relieve Force Is Turned On World Su__ffering The Eskimo village of Gambell on the northwest shore of St wrence Tsland has donated $60.50 h Red Cross for the ng in Europe and ording to word re- d today by the Office of Tno ‘“"‘"lnmnslnmlxnky Daugherty, Government teacher at | Gambel Gambel] i only a few miles e Siberian mainland n proved yesterday on to the Juneau Claude M. Hirst said - <~ EXPLORER GIVES <o HIS VIEWS FOR weono - ALASKA COLOMY o Stefannson Makes Com- parison with Five Counlries of Europe $9.000 7 is in uneau, arriving or datin Me- Kinley. He is staying at the Baranof Hotel e Scar s, Finland mm I p-| » hearing on the bill rganization of 4 to authorize Corporation ent and d velopment of Alaska under the In- terior Department with preference DISCOUNT to be given United States citizen CANADIAN FUNDS at least 50 percent of settlers P/ A Stefannson, who did not say 35) /1) whether he favored the bill, told the First National Bank members of the Sub:-nmm}llu- that B34 Bahsandis Bonk Denmark, Iceland, Finland, Norway R and Sweden, as a group. excelled Ai- aska only in iron and grain culture yet supported 18,000,000 people “at e —_v|about the highest average and well | being in the world. A Stefannson said Alaska equaled ays the named countries in grazing and VIHn\ in 1)l(v)l um, coal /// E 3 eserves, He said the <\|~ Steffannson said Alaska could be This “DOUBLE-RICH" defended much more easily and sug- whiskey is the largest gested that the War Department : H “get togother with the Interior De- selling straight Bourbon partment” to study Alaska’s defense whiskey in the world. and resources | Two other witnesses appeared Sat- urday, Dr. Frank Bohn, writer an lecturer on economic and int ticnal relations, who supported m | measure, and John Trevor of New | York, President of the American Coalition of Patriotic Societies who strongly opposed the proposed legis- {1ation - oo | Reich Raises Credit Funds BERLIN, May 20.—Germany has| raised a three billion mark credit | to finance the Nazi armies in the newest occupied territories BD\PR{OF NEW YORK, May 20.—Foreign Exchange experts here said the new | German currency will be worthless outside the Reich. | D Emplre clnssmods brm; n-sull-s SAI.E OF ICE 251b. cake 25¢ 20TH CENTURY MARKET Sogneo 4 SCHENLEY DISTRIBUTORS.INC ow om0 v. 0, SCHENLEY STOP aminute — Do you know that GEORGE ANDERSON has tuned, sold, rented m‘d servi red more I‘\d! os, al ar d persor ~1 r)ropu\y nd is Shoppe in Alaska. LooK '!EFE Whe e does the itinerant piano tuner vho flits through Alaska, enter into of Alaska? LISTEN 10 R}‘A N-—When you b wisical instrument, orgar accordion ‘ruy us you help yourself, becc taxes help to keep our schools and public msfr tutions going——- Practice Pianos lrom $40 up—Estey Organs Alaska Agent Wurlitzer custom-built pianos from factory to you. Used piano taken in part payment PHONE 143 FOR EXPERT PIANO SERVICE Anderson Musie Shoppe Juneau, Alaska uy, tune or THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, MAY 20, 1940. SPECIALS FOR ALL AT IRVING'S SUPER MARKET, next to the Occidental Hotel,*The G-host of Alaska® BUTTER, 93 Score, Sweet(ream 2 * 67¢ EGGS, Large, Grade A - 2 dozen §9¢ CIGARETTES, s mivss. GARTON $1.17 BIG ORANGE SALE at IRVING’S MARKE T | — 2 DOZEN---SIZE 200 ORANGES - - 57c¢ SAVE THIS ADYV. SPUDS .23 69c | T “ome e IRVING’S MARKET iS A SELF-SERVICE STORE! IRVING'S MARKET IS A CASH STORE! § flg CANS MILK ---- 980 MARSHMALLOWS DEALS o cagi e { Pound Package 15 ¢ 70 Pouns SU6AR 63 | vy acai vwiie < 10 (ANS 97¢ |on wrmivamss| 12BARS4BC Your Cheice: i %‘: I - \ o g Diced Carrols Tomaloes | ["%77| ZEE Toilet TISSUE | [RVING'S MARKET is ECONOMY CORNER Spinach Peas 1x% 4 rolls 29c Pork and Beans Corn SUNSWEET i+ e pricE it counts_prione 519 | PRUNES 4 pounds 33(: 10 (ANSHRS1.39 | -, FE--Pound - 25¢ W Schillings Coffee PR WEEKE UNTIL SATURDAY, MAY 25 Facial Tissue, 2 pkgs. 25¢ Youwr Choice: md SANBORN'S WHOLE KERNEL CORN HOMINY LIBBY'S PLUMS UTTER BE AL L D IT'S ALL OVER JUNEAU—IRVING'S HAS SUPER PRICES! GI AN’.‘ D ASI[ LIBBY'S PEAS SAUERKRAUT . LIBBY'S STRING BEANS LIBBY'S CORN PEAS AND CARROTS PORK and BEANS S. c B & M. BROWN BREAD TOMATO CATSUP : TRORAX SOAPCHIPS .- - ‘. & CHOCOLATE 5 CANS FRUIT .SI.oo : ] w_—-—— PUDDING PEACHES — PEARS — APRICOTS — PINEAPPLE — PLUMS i ‘.‘ ....... pa(kage Sc Your Choice: GRAPEFRUIT JUICE—12-0z. DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE—12-oz. CAMPBELL'S TOMATO JUICE—15-0z. SUNSWEET PRUNE JUICE—12-0z. LIBBY'S TOMATO JUICE—15-0z. FRESH FROZEN : FRUITS---and .- VEGETABLES We Have tn¢ Newest Type Freezer! Hult or Whole Slab BACON o 23¢ PEAS, per pkg. i ....20c o 1 l STRING BEANS, per pkg. X 20c ° CUT CORN, per pkg. 20 PP CUT I, ey - WEINERS e 3 EARS CORN ON COB . 20c ¢ Eorl e Tuin STRAWBERRIES, per pka. ... ... 25¢ 2 LBS.—49¢ o STRIN W e ekl b BOOTH'S OVAL SARDINES S7RING BEATIS Danish Dessert SHOESTRING POTATOES ¥IDNEY BEANS ! JUNKET QUICK FUDGE MIX .. ... per pka. 15 | SHHORT RIBS CHICKEN RAVIOLA WALLA WALLA JUNKET ICE CREAM MIX .. 3 pkas. 25¢ CHICKEN TAMALES SPINACH Vanilla, Strawberry, Maple, Chocolate 0 F B E E F POUND 100 CHILI CON CARNE TOMATOES T Y S B e DICED CARROTS FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT s MankT sts AT rowesr mnmeersmced 3 Ibs. SNOWDRIFT ... 55¢ SHOULDER OF ; ey | G Ihs. SNOWDRIFT .. $1.07 | PORK ROAST - 23¢ LIOUOR DEPT.]WESSON OIL, gallon $1.55 ‘"f"?"‘“ Beer, case, $2.95| WESSON OIL, % gal. .. 93c | STEW MEAT 2. 25¢ Full quarts SUNNY BROOK{| WESSON OIL. quarts..50c¢ |7 o Bourbon, 4 yrs. old, $1.90} vour bOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS AT IRVING'S MKT. . T-BONE STEAK BB R'B STEAKS POUND 35c SCOTCH --=- Fifth ---- $3.00 GIANT OXYDOL Pkfl- 63c Lean, Center Cuts ORK IRVING’S SUPER MARKET [:c. ciccr. > Label — Vat 69 — DeWar 's White Label Lean, Chuck D ¥4 PHONE 519 puong 519 |FPOT ROAST -~ 25¢ ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE! S'RLO'N STEAK *...POUND 35c