The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 16, 1940, Page 8

8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, AUG. 16, . . in District Court to divorce Lugille |anger and kept him locked out o Married, Divorced, i pt Sl s g g 'I'ERR!H( Rema"ied and n 1914 and divorced in 1922. She | B S LR i i was marriea to and divorced from ON HAINES VISIT Now Divorce Again another man- before the Kinnes L BA“’[E SN married again last July 3. Now it Jim Glasse, son of the Rev. and f time they were married |all off again Mrs. John A. Glasse, leit on the ‘ eight years, th They're incompatible, Kinney com- | steamer Denali for Haines, where pROGRESS i Wweaks plains. A few days ago his wife | he will visit with friends for the Harry G. Kinne f uit ! closed the door ‘on Him 1n fit of | next few. weeks |All-time Re&frd Aerial As- Serve sault Flashing g ‘ Across Isles (S | Daily! (Continuec from Page One as the battle flared at heights parently surpassing by far y |day’s g antic assaults NDB claims only 12 Nazi raiders {have been shot down today ap- LEAVE MEAT OUT OF YOUR SUMMER DIET Beildar. . Blofiy | The news agency also clatms that Don’t su e eggs, milk and vegetables for meat; l 'one whole squadron of German need som all for perfect health. r R Y E R S | fighting planes swept Dover with machine, gun bullets while others . r ~ N ) ) Pap—— [ — D 4 sprayed bullets on balloon barrag PRIME K - Q)c Another mass flight carried gut a three-hour attack on a south coast town, apparently England’s gre shipping port of Southampton and gaged in feirce fighting with the Air Force defense planes in a spectacular battle. The German High Command. in the wake of the est aerial as- inst Great Britain yesterday reports that Hi PORK ROAST .. 22¢ T T Center Cut Pork Chops - - - 1b.35¢ |- The British Air Ministry lists 169 Farm Home Sausages pound Zsc German planes shot down as com- SHORT RIBS r.. 10¢ PORK LINKS v..30¢ BONED Choice Shoulder Veal Roast Eh. ‘5(3 pared to 27 British planes lost up to midnight last night No Brit communique has beel Pure Ground Beef, pound TR e ly raids last night ex- 3 result of cept admitting that the Croydon . 45c airdrome was bombed with only a minor number killed and little dam- T age done. 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Pound E;Eé]{fif 25¢ | 25¢ | 7¢ | 35¢ Local Carrots, Beets, Lettuce. Rutabagas, Turnips. Cabbage 490 DOUBLE 3 for 25¢ Pints—Kraft's French munist Party organ. The statement | COLA case .95 pRESSING - 29€ ¢ 25¢ IS c H E E s E' lh. c 5 NO BASE:liBS PUHR ’ CRISCO | 3 Ib. tins 290 Large tins—Heinz KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Aug. 16_5 Despite the Coast Guard and other | SOUPS, 2 for - - Red and White—4 rolls 29 )< 49c¢ ALARMING es His Fear Regard- ing Three Moves (Continued from Page One) | | The Delegate said the United | States Army is sending 3,000 men to Anchorage to prevent just such a move. NO ATTACK PLANNED MOSCOW, Aug. 16.—The Soviet| campaign to regain Alaska is “non- | existent,” says Pravda, the Com- 2 Bottles CERTO Island in Bering Strait near Alas-| 'ka, Conrad Puhr, eastern writer, is| convinced this is not so after voy-| aging within 10 miles of the island aboard the mail boat Meteor. Puhr, now visiting Ketchikan en- | oute east, says he observed no ac-| vities, although admitting he was| oo far away for close observation.| Puhr argues that nearly constant se fog, planes would have a dxr-‘ ing an airfield on Biz Diomede Wax Paper, roll Quarts—Kraft Mayonnaise ea. ports that the Soviets are build- Kitchenette 12 oz. pkg. RYE ad T could only see Big Diomede or-about five minutes at a time.| he Russians could find a better ite nearby in Siberia, so why mck n Big Diomede?” | Puhr says he understands the urface is rough and the sides rocky | nd rise so abruptly from the wa-| er that it would be hard to even ave a dock. e 2 Packages » A 1t time. Krls walers A 1 P E P W 4 I was near there for two weeks, Rk uring the summer and fog was so SPUDS - - 25 pounds 79¢ COFFEE--Maxwell House, Ib. 25¢ 4§ DELIVERIES—10-11A. M. 2-4P.M 000000000000 e o s scniance. MOVING THE MOUNTAIN HICKORY, N. C—C. L. Most-| ller was ill, so the Kiwanis Club/ |a » an agrecable sur. A (T I v I TY ‘!I( art of the hotel, theatre and ship- | prise. station, for airliners only. minal, a 11(‘(-' at Fo £ A\\n\u is nrm nearin: T ;n is tre H the Grand Central station. Though the terminal will be t all incoming and outgoing passenger l|7'»|d(' the terminal For the convenience of passeng- York Has Restauranf, |[_Fer the conventence of pessere Bar and Thea"e bar and a motion picture theatr TIN theatre is tl Theatre with 528 s Is the Word for It? Pick berries, go fishing, camping, hiking, and wait until cold weather really gets here to have your heating plant overhauled. At that time we'll be swamped with calls from everyone and have but a few minutes to devote to each. f the terminal and modern treatment harmonizes with the rest of the building. It I so modern that most of the equip- ment had to be specially des l"ht\ will find a new union in the A little thought now about your winter he: .mny pmlnl(m\ might save you considerable ¢ e from cooling plant to | and misery. 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