The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 17, 1940, Page 8

n naval forces in the “Oran " sunk by Germ: Fastened to its stern, cording to German sources, show the British trocp transport In foreground is a German destroyer. These thr Arctic Oc striking pictures, ac an, as it plunged stern- a lifeboat whose crew destroyer. According to German caption, the sinl plunge below the surface (bottom picture).—As: EASY TERMS cording to German ng troopship to the more than a minute befere making its final st to its end at sea. already been take W. P. JOHNSON JUNEAU, ALASKA—PHONE 17 EASY TERMS aboard. A seccnd lifchoat (arrow) makes it way from the el remained in a vertical position for ng ve: ted Press Photo. ye 3 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1940. . # A BRITISH TROOP TRANSPORT PLUNGES TO ITS DEATH O 0000 ] Y\ E W STUNNING BEAUT = | P higidaire Refrigerator | ¢ = rigidaire hetrigerator | £ Whigilie Bectic | rigidaire Electric = | = = | E D R s | E THEY’RE ange E = FRIGIDAIRE’S §= i % y ® Visit_our store and see for g : = Come In | Jom b e lie | £ | e — = .t e i, | ¥ S0l e oo | 5| = Beautiful Bargains cost. See the new Frigidaire g ' - > e . = in & complete dis- Cold-Wall—it's revolutionaryl = f E play of the Year's nel-hlfggilgzx’::cél:giicbm:u. E ] = S e | . | E 4 = at Our Store! need. Wide range of prices. As< = = about our liberal payment plan. E camouflage to get only “Roosevelt is “wanted not to Doty’s Cove, 16 miles down Ste- A.r".E HQUOR = = NAVY pARIY e sl AMERI(ANS SE L T s Lieut. Cmdr. Simpson MacKinnon VEQ! A'I'OR JA![ED [ f . fillin 5 s K g a particular spot comes up, LEAVES FOR “=" """ WELCOMED A LABORITES |3RDTERMERS |Macine Piked Men | g i o oo no salmon . X roday 0 ores . site machine and, at the rate of 400 a Toap S i, v FOR 21ST TIME | For Government Jobs; | Kt B et scenic points along the highway and | o ; hspoed ttin OB { likely prospects and select the Declining to discuss Congression Cout J d by llegal SEITIN G Up | KEEplNG up | New Era Now Opened,nke:wsz. B e al Naval opinion with referenc ourt Jammed by lliega AL T rew gt will, gost shou the Sitka base on Japonski Isl: . i | (continuec riom Page One’ A e e i : here, all were in agreement, how- | [y 0 s ! : : s i} . H H tt and selecting f¢ ach job{ . e # Three Congressmen Fail fo ©iir o tie’ cen: i a- Pilofs, Technicians, Radio Highway Trailer ’ ihem. and_selecing for esch 1| cheap a4 whole ot more than H a: 's Navy-defense picture will not B | - & s hat. Connect with Salmon /e “without - consiaenanve. Operators Wanted by § o : tion, backsround - and_experience} Ii il requce the number of : | enlarzement . SEATTLE, July 17—Eugene’ 2. ([qim Onl‘/ Children of Declaration Made Last P oot o o o s | examinations for new jobs, cut to las' N'gh' The party plans to stay in Sitka ROYdl Alr FOf(e Johnson, 49, was artested this Week b There are expert stenographersf, few hours the time necessary to ettt tonight and go on south tomorrow iy for the 21st time since December Wefl“hy Engll‘h Parents N|ghf Does Not Defer ¥ = filing clerks, architects| ry o vycancy, and provide an ef- Three scmen from the | morning AN O T i s Bablan | 501087, 0n by olinrEe. of R f & U S S : t ;A.,.v,l]“ (gl.m(, c?],‘";] p‘)hfie i:)m.’ S et The: brocibns. Hous: Naval Affairs Commitiee, PRS- o e s (s Y the State Steel liquor awyers doing publicity, and chem-} g5 don't go kicking any ma- who arrived here yesterday after- }:\IM Ml':‘”‘“‘“-:”““‘ 4 ”‘l::“l‘v“l‘“(:“l','I“’“” Johnson was booked at the county Are efugee toU.S. uppofers ';sls wrmnp;] |:;p:rt,~‘ on the shifting{ chines around. . . . Some dgy one noon from Sitka in two Navy pa- O, echncians, gic raclo OPEr-| jail by State Liquor Gontrol Bpard| % e e bk 2 i S TR e S Apopsyr may determine what job you get. d noon trom sivka m o N b DPROTECTORATE tors “wil b welamed o vl 110 20 B0, S0, SO RS 1Oupowy Jily 11— The ofiel) (Continged am Page o) | Thi situstién fab come ghout e Bt B . on Governor Gruening, were Lo A Loy session of liquor, with intent to 4nnOUNC e sh Gov- | simply cause whenever e| Jeave on their return flight to Se- | ISSUE |S 'I'o COME Fotsbopiatoi iy that will not | ZIF08 B ik, Johnson was rp. | CTiment has postponed the DIAn|,eqicted the President will be was an opening in any deparl- R“SSIA_SWEDEN attls via Sitka at 2 o'clock this g it s o s e | leased on $250 bail. to transfer British child refugees| pcminated by acclimation by to- ment there was a properly and : ternoon. | | The American neutrality laws pro- | oo So 0 TUN e arrested on to the United States precipitated | pig)g, | politically recomménded person for William 8. Jaccbsen, Democrat, of | Var allerihas sen e tosdten “aountnn. | 08 e i £ e 6o Senator James F. Byrnes of North TeSRIAIess ? R | allegis a gl y 5 5 P P it The Laborites make the claim| . y s pradicti Ishe might speak French where no Clinton, Towa, Beverly M. Vincent, . ‘“‘ oy both Britain and Canad: Liquor law violators fined ., Carclina echoed this prediction. i LONDON, July 17. — A reliabl 7 (Alle e | How ain and Canada| , 20" o ik that over 1,000 children of wes . O ftthon: “The sit-|French was needed, or wring se— . July 17. reliable B o ousa | . . {vide that recruits in the air force| = ' (o~ o Lot L i those of the poor are forced to|naet year. particularly to our do-|Wwhat was most important was the{ Degotiations between Russia and &x:: e I'I:’id:“n“l“t“o’l‘"‘(‘(:':-:.|1 nf‘m\lnv:!‘ American Counfries [nced take an ocath of allegiance | “T“'_" “j’" n\:“liiu ho, Liguor Temain to war conditions. :;:u\u'\pu‘hll:l‘n,«"tv\ill b "':)'ou)un'l]m" ad of & hand he or she wrote. | SWweden are near completion. Swed- el e 3 {only to the air force itself | L s maintaining | One Laborite declared he is con-|reascns” why the President wil ac.| The personnel division of the?ish Industrialists are sald to fear Yesterday evening the party went On SUb]ed | o O e trailor i Stnd Pomnt | vinced the whole plan is merely @ cept renomination |Civil Service Commission has, that'Sweden is not capable of pro- el B4 | gl pomy sadtas the children of known about this for years and} ducing the steel rails, locomotives S s ¥ | way, was given a suspended 60-day | 9 i A S S R T ASHINGTON, July 17. — In- SA" FRAN(IS(O S jail sentence on his announcement wealthy parents out of the country by these delegates at this National has been eager to do something and m%lmg stock Russia wants to formed persons said the United I he would sell the trailer and leave 2head of the thredtened German ccnvention, but what is more im-|about it, but just try something| Purchase. It is confirmed that the { S Lt aounding out other: A populA'"oN IS }Smm‘. blitzkries, portant, by the great masses of the like that on your congressman| d8reement calls for Russlan pay- PlA“o Tu“l“n |erican countries regarding their | | ite s Lol SR o American people,” said Hopkins. |and see how far YOU get. The|ment in substantial ol deliverics. attitude on the establishment of a | | M Some dissenters remained how- defense program made funds avail-| 7T BT protectorate over European pos- Now DE(REAS'NG ever. |able to the commission for just o . H. J B AKER sessions on this Western hemis- | \LUTHERAN | Senator D. Worth Clark of Idaho this business of getting the right rlynlg lnsllllchon phere, IR e AR | caid Senator Burton K. Wheeler of people for the right jobs (efficiency n BAKER PIANO CO., Thia: sounfing. according ‘to the ;AI:I FR’A.I\VICISC.O. Cal,, July 17.| HOLDS PK:NI(: Montana will be nominated. |suddenly comes of age) and, presto, hyso:oho:: oééw;s;&nm SEATTLE. WN. informed persons, is part of pre- rOLTINALY. AHEN r‘_“"“)” &bow | At the headquarters of Vice-|the machines were in, . “ ' G ¥ r . liminaries to several questions like :‘l.l (Al'lxt'{iul)" ;:‘" “n]p‘:]n“;m ol By e Flrl"\k“h\m Jr’(llmle GM"“;: prm?n! ‘s.. 2: - 'h'.AAh-por:'l o r r. i) £ STOIRO e census figures give i ivant " workers said he was still in the| laska School of Aeronautics, ow al Lastineau ly to come before the Inter-Amer-| . v T & Toking advartage of the good S : ) ican Conference opening in Ha- ”_" PR 00 AH AL 0 - The | yeather, abeut twenty-five members o “‘“‘" FURVEY UNOEE WAX g, Bex AIN1, Junoan, Alasks i Hotel vana, Cuba, on Saturday. |census of 1930 gave the bay me-|of the Lutheran Ladies Aid treked Aml dor Clippi fo! Work on Platform | Already, a staff of 50 is at work - { olel i et | tropolis a population of 634,394, |to the Auk Beach Recreation Area assador lppmg 0; During the night the Platform|on the project, and come August, | R Y AR Ior ‘& picnic luncheon this after-| U S Z-' ! AI ,Committee agreed to the contents)there will be about 700 persons, all Subseribe for The Empire. Try a classified ad in The Empire. noon. N WY SO of that document, including an anti- | from Civil Service, thumbing the iy — - L i - Ab d Pl | war plank, described as satisfactory | gadgets to put machine-picked men | Oal’ ane | by the strongest anti-war advocates.|and women into government roles. i | LISBON, Portugal, July 17. —|The platform, according to plans| In preparation for this, 750,000 T H - United St:tes Ambassador to|early this morning, will be present- cards are being sent out, under I'espassmg ] | France, Will..m ©. T.liil, i- home-|€d to the convention this after-|the direction jof -William “P. Leh- ON b ward bound, ii: 'y Litbon and | noon, man asking for information about m m R a Pan Americon Afrwa; o Clip per. | education, experience, etc. 'I'm.sx;ur—l GEORGE BROS. The diplomat w'il to Washing . vey covers all Government em- FARM ton to report to Presidcnt Roose- ployees except field workers of the . ik Reparations = Dynamite Blasting Bullitt who remaincd in Paris| . When the data is in it will be > v during the German occupation, says transferred to punch cards and Everyday! Be Careful! that taking over c. the cityv 5.- filed. Then, when the business of curred without inci ¢ hej| ow ou | left Paris, the Americ mbassa- | r v dor said he received a visit from| . 5 ; the representatives of the German| ; il e | Command who paid him their of- pelaln Gov' "0w Much 's Yo r 3 Fhe Beer of the Centsry Somand ¥ . . (L Aboard the same plane as Bul- —— 5 2 litt is the Ex-Empress Zita of Aus- 2 C W th., ! ] Por axtra mallownesy, extra wria wnd one of ner aausniers. | Fr@NCh Regime Seeks Sum amera ywortn: 1 flavor, extra sparkle, extra T | e 5 i from Brifish for Dam- goodness — order Rheinlander! D . ' French Fleet [ ] a b For Rheinlander brings you the Isarmlng o : ges, rrench rlee Well, it's worth that much to " . I elusive quality of the fine old . | LONDON, July 17—The London someone else, too—gomeone who beers of the Past in a buoyant, | Daily Mail prints an article today may manage to take it without o ied b £ the P ™ a reporting, ‘the Petain Government your knowledge. A Camera in- clear-bod rew of the Present. of France has demanded repara-, surance policy would quickly re- Look for the new blue and gold | I D tions for the damage done to the imburse you if your camera were French fleet. | stolen or damaged or destroyed label on the containers. In tall | s ema“ded The reparation demand is one g 4 by fire' or other cause, Dern't bottles, stubbies, I(og-linad cans, | |of several conditions to resumption cost much; - Phone for details | oy of diplomatic relations. L adont ] . picnic-size jumbos and on | SHANGHAIL, July 17. — Three The Daily Mail adds editorially s ! J draught. ilhm{mfld Ja]'.mnesu ‘r(\sidl'n'.f held a that the reparation demand has J " {mass meecting today and urged the apparently hbeen fostered by the Y Japanese military authordies de- German regime. - £ N |mand the disarming of the United - 1 Office—New York Life " % : 4 | States Marines unless the Marines | Y § } é SEATTLE BREWING & MALTING CO. Since 1878 * Emil Sick, Presiden ) |apologize for the alleged mistreat- | Subscribe to Tue Daily Alasky Telephone 249 < - - : " - i 'ment of Japanese gendarmes on E!\_uvml: |;::‘pe;- with the larges - i o 7, paid atfon, * 1