The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 29, 1940, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1940. Rumania Calls 300,000 Re rves to Colors Two Hurt as Torna(lo Hits in Ida ho TNT 100 TIMES WEAKER THAN NEW EXPLOSIVE Scientists RéBofl Discovery of Compound fo Sen- ate Committee WASHINGTON, May 29 The Senate Naval Committee said today that reputable ntists have re- | ported to them discovery of a high explos 100 times more po NoSabotage In Crash of ArmyBomber Fatal Landing Probably Due fo Flaps Being Ex- tended, Says Board roximately than TNT, MARCH FIELD Th> Board cf I yesterday’s crash of er in which six were ki day the fatal landin; ently not due to sab The report said that the crash was possibly due to a turn made | after testifying with the flaps extended after over- | Baltimore. He running the landing field er Alaska from The sole survivor is still unques- | He plans to tioned. at Wrangell enroute I A Did You Know that YouCan LEARN TO FLY Right Here in JUNEAU? with the ALASKA SCHOOL OF Cal., - GOVERNGR LEAVES NATIONAL CAPITAL Ernest Gruening left Wash- return to Juneau in a lawsuit in wm take the steam- attle on Saturday attend the Potlatch here. A ating v bomb- said to- appar- was Gov. ington today to A virtual genera! mobilization, which called 300,000 r:serves to the colors, was issued by the l'lumaman General Staff in a move which diplomats believed was linked with Bucharest's fear of a Rus: i Bessarabia. Ricl oil, Rumania also worried over a pessible German thrust. Men such cruits, arriving in Bucharest for military duty, escoried by a soldier, make up Rumania’s army. : CHARTER BOAT U Boals IS IN PORT WITH Resume TEXAS HUNTERS Action Submarine T(iJrripedoes and Sinks French Ship- these re- W. S. Pullen, J. F. Mullen, Wal- ter B. Heisel, Ike P. Taylor, H. L. aulkner, Curtis Shattuck, J. T. Petrich, T. L. Allen, M. S. Whit- | tier, et al. They are described as members of the club up until the time of the death last November 7 Frank wu(.n‘ Jo, which | the Casey Shattuck Addition, Inc.| ter cruis- €6 al. Metcalf is described as a Knutsen's | former member of the club and | is being sued as a representative of all other former members of | similar status, who might have| some interest in the club's property The property in question is on| West Ninth Street near Gold Creek. title is quieted, it will be Defendants or Westward tied up float this morning, the in the port of Jur Chartered by a party of three bus- men from Dallas, Texas, the ard a Campbell Church Jr and is on its first Al- son After nd yacht AERONAUTICS, INC. WHERE YOU RECEIVE the same basic train- ing you would receive anywhere in the UNITED STATES. THAT WE OPERATE ONLY U. S. Govern- ment licensed instructors and planes. THAT COURSES OR FLYING TIME taken here is good anywhere in the U, S, or its Possessions. THAT WE GIVE ALL TYPES OF COURSES whether you wish to fly privately or commercially. THAT ALL COURSES are sold either for cash or on the monthly payment plan. WHY DON'T YOU QUIT putting off till to- morrow that which you want to do teday? DROP OUT TO THE AIRPORT and look over the various courses. You will be obli- gated in no way. Alaska School of Aeronautics, Inc. Box 2187 Juneau, Alaska H I, i THRIFT CO0-0OP 767-PHONE-767 Retailers of Famous SHURFINE and TASTEWELL Products—O0ffers Shwrfine SANTA CLARA PRUNES 21bs.23¢ Grapefruit 3 for 19¢ TASTEWELL TOMATO PUREE 3 cans 39« NEW SPUDS5 Ibs. 23 TISSUE - - - 4 for23¢ TUNAFISH - an 19¢ PEACHES - - 2for 45¢ ALWAYS FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLES The General Public is invited to trade at our store. Con- trary to the general belief stock purchase is NOT COM- PULSORY fo participate in the savings offered through the SHURHNE and TASTEWELL PRODUCTS HABIT—Phon ur Order Early! Attacks Brifisher :W The Ger- has been VIGO, Snun man submarine resumed An attack has been miles from Salvora Island, western coast of France. The Marie Jose, French chantman, 5,000 tons, has torpedoed and sunk. The British tanker Telena, 7,400 tons, was battered by shellfire from a U-boat but remained afloat and was picked up and towed here. - - CAPT. WILLIAMS OF NORTHLAND M\} 29, offensive made five | nmlh- mer- been Charged wnh Shoohng at Swimming Deer in L. Bradford Jr and Bill Sailer and fishing trip Southeast On board are Howard Bozeman | bere on a hunting for their first time in | Alaska. Big Brownie Killed Skipper J. I. McDonald of the (hn- ter vessel said that the party en hides aboard, three l)l uk and four brown, and all shot on Bar- anof and Chichagof Islands. The a brownie, squares ter s killed by Bradford d the 85 foot yacht with the party were three guides, Ex Jahnke and O-scar Oberg of Ju neau and Wes Meyers 11 Ketchikan The Westward will Arm tomorrow return to Petersburg, ter party picked up the:vessel acationing hunters, who clai gained ten pounds apiece on the trip, will hunt on Admiraity Is- Jand tomorrow for more black bear to complete their bag limit sold a $125 note and the proceeds used to pay obtained by Harland on behalf of the club and to pay the costs of the present suit. The balance will be used to build an- | other tennis court at the Juneau ‘p]uglo\md in Evergreen Bowl. D 'EQUIPMENT MOVED | l FOR SCOUT CAMP Loading of Boy Scout equipment nd supplies for Eagle River was in ess at Auk Bay this afternoon. On the high tide this evening, | with the 1ce of Ralph Reischl | and his boat, the scow will be landed {on the beach in front of the Scout camp. Unloading will start early G Inasmuch as many will remain in town for th 1 Day exercises there will be a shortage of help for unl s someoutside assist- ance can be h The committee therefore asks that ing livestock. At top is what remained of a four-room farmhouse right foreground), as ad Lang’s auto. Lang, a Damage estimated at $50,000 resulted. Two men, Charles Lang and Alva Hine Below what was left of Hine’s home 1 census-taker, had stopped at Hine's home seeking informa (found: R.C.A. VICTOR RADIOS At New Low Prices! W T N e S B Easy Payment Plan! Much Game The vacationing hunters, who claim the game conditicns in Southeast Al- aska ti ear are exceptionally good rhaaten) ! t he has seen more dee r than he has even seen n the Territory. er are fa nd in fine con- ‘he said, and the local geese plentiful than in past Olga Straits Capt. Leonard Williams, of the Northland Steamship pany vessel Northland, was when the ship docked here yester- day and arraigned before U. 8. Com- missioner Felix Gray on charges of | shooting at an animal in the water Years. | and attempting to take a deer dur- The sportsmen, ‘mg the closed season. fishermen, found | Though not entering a formal plea|at Port Camden, | Capt. Williams of the charges. A complaint against Capt. Wil- | liams was filed by the Alaska Game | The Dallas hunters, who were de- Commission after several passengers, termined to take advantage of all | lon the Northland during her last Of Alaska out-of-door sports, fished | voyage reported the captain hati fire for kings in Krep B: landing among from the bridge of the vessel others, two red Kings, weighing 50 swimming doe in Olga Straits. and 45 pounds each. Capt. Williams was released on Howard Boazman was in Alaska in his personal recognizance. He con- 1927 on a tourist trip. He said he | tinued with the vessel to Sitka. | has always wanted to return for an R ! extended hunting trip and his desire Since the 1%h century any has been gratified. All the hunters one born within sound of the |hope toreturn to Alaska on a hunt- bells of Bow Church in Cheap- |18 trip in the “3“”" side, London, has been called Su"‘ F“.ED To ~ QUIET TITLE T0 1 TENNIS PROPERTY | A friendly suit to quiet title to property owned by the Junean i Tennis Club was filed in District | | Court today. lenlf[s are R. E. Robertson, diticn, are more who are all fly the trout rising and spent many pictures of the brown bear on the | streams, at a SALE OF ICE 251b. cake 25¢ 20TH CENTURY MARKET Changing Values Necessitate- Changes in Insurance The value of your personal effects, home or business property may be materially higher—or lower—than the last time you took inventory. But have you altered your fire insur- HAT YU ance to correspond? O v . M. & THIS IS IMPORTANT TO YOU. Why not check your values—and your insurance today? 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