The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 27, 1940, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27, BLOWS HIT BOTH ENDS AXIS AREAS Fascist Invasion Army Con- tinues Falling Back in Disorder (Cununuey Yrom rage One) ps. Athens dispatches declared Italians are abandoning rich of material in flight north Albania and a wheeling move- Adriatic Sea he southwest Albanian Greeks said, the Ttalians up stubborn resistance {roop and plane rein- Soddu, new Fascist com- veportedly has requested nore planes and fresh troops in an attempt to halt the Greeks. - Christmas Music fo Be Planned Tonight A t Choir Rehearsal th Christmas less than a month away, members of the Res- Lutheran Church choir a 1 to be present for the rehearsal at the church at 8 o' clock this evening. Work on the stmas music will be outlined a time. The Little ,Ilemits say: 178A National Distillers Products Corporation, New York Distributed by National Grocery Co., Seattle, Wash. 'Americato ~ BeArsenal For London Commons Hears Declara- tion U. S. Given Clean Breast’ of Problem LONDON, Nov. 27.—The_ British War Cabinet disclosed today ihat | | arsenal” to sufficiently insure Brit- {ish victory, | This announcement came from | Minister Without Portfolio Arthur Greenwood in a vigorous House of Commons debate following a Labor- ite assertion the Churchill Zovern- ment has failed to “face the facts |and the dice of war are heavily loaded against us.” Almost at the same time, Ernest Bevin, Minister of Labor, announced to the Commons that “between now and next spring there will be an- other enormous callup” of Britain’s manhood for the fighting services. Greenwood also echoed Churchill’s recent statement that Great Britain is falling far short of being fully armed. However, he went on to say her military potential is growing swiftly to eventual triumph - -ee - - FEMININE PIN BUSTER MARKS 200 ONE GAME Two scores rolled yesterday eve ning at the Brunswick alleys stand out. Erv Hagerup rolled evening's ALAS You'll like Southern Pacific’s ~2wW economy T sqneamunie® \ CHAIR: CA MOP! [ .o R FOR ":‘,i:smens - ey ounts? YLLILANS LoV TOURY - Tollow the sun to Czlifornia on Sonth- ern Pacific’s new cconomy train, the Beaver. California’s Winter Sun Fes From Seattle to: SAN FRANCISCO . °13.75 LOS ANGELES... 139.50 —in comfortable chair cars aud ccaches. GO EAST THROUGH C. Great Britain has made a ean breast” of her deficiencies (o the | United States and expects North | America soon to become a ‘“second A"LITTLE” DRESS DRESSED UP MAKES A "LITTLE" EVENING BIC The g eaming lame dress at left ic worn with a big muff of The softly styled crepe frock at Fostive ecstumes for important little eveninugs. pedigreed silver fox and a black felt hat topped with a fox babushka. right is glamourized with a jewel-frame bag. e v S e | Aefllery Forces for | B \ By AMY PORTER YAP Feature Service Writer iEaste.rn Star Has - large Atfendance At Dinner Meeting look forward to. It’s fun to make yoursell as glamorous possible in a formal gown cut to here, fun to go out with an escort who looks Charles PAYMENT TERMS C. BARANOF HOTEL Big Cargo 0f Soap Landed Freight bills received in the past few days by grocer Wilbur Irving, | Whing Ding Number One in Ju- neau's business district, today read something like a schoolboys’ night- | mare. The one item that would give al- | most any schoolboy the jitters Trving's bill cn a recent shipment of c0ap—24,000 pounds of it—12 big ons for behind the ears and the ‘bark of the neck! The shipment i ! the largest single | ecnsignment ap ever to be landed for one grocer on the wa- terfront. It represents a |lcad of potential suds. | But Irving has another reason beyond Juneau school kids' ears and necks. Returning a few days (ago from a buying trip to the | States, Irving prepared warehousing !for 120 tons of purchases he made n the light of an increasing mo- |mentum in Government buying. With defensg preparations in full swing, Irving ' declared he found prices on many articles scheduled nd with supplies still béught the e jump, available! his customers “at least until next February.” | Ineludad in the big shipment are lceven tens of milk and two hun- dred sacks of sugar L ‘'But for the soap,” [“I've got a bar of soap for | resident in Juneau for every 1in the year for the next four | -oo- Irving grins, every day ars!” BACK FROM TRIP } Ray Hayden, well known AJ pow- erved by the!erhouse man, has returned from a erly of Kodiak has been fined $50, Mesdames | vacation trip to the Pacific North- according to word received by the | west. ———.——— 'She's Consul-General high with 584 to pace the Alaska Dis handsomest in white tie and Laundry squad to a 1662 total and ‘1 finghflra a Place re set for 140 Eastern four<polnt ‘win. over the ‘Bruns.| Bul when it comes to remem- P Ll & star m and their guests at Witk bering, don't you find that in thet Ainher, . given “In | the wEdoMR The other seore of note is a 207! LtWe" evenings rank right up Rite Temple last night. Speaker f game rolled by Mrs. O, Haugen in| With the best of them? The eve- TTLE, Nov, 27.—The 775 of-| the occasion was Mrs. A. D. Wal- the women's tourney, her Violets|Ning you met a man you really d men of the Seventy-fifth lace who told of conditions in Eng- | | winning four points from the Lil-|liked, or that time some people Artil now aboard the land and he Hanose 10 ko | lies |dropped in and you had an im- sport St. Mihiel, with leng range ing the / | “Tonight Juneau Laundry rolls Al-| Promptu party that was more|antiaircraft guns and rapid fi At the : which followed, aska Laundry and Juneau Florists| (4 than if you'd tried to plan it gunrs, are to k oned to Anchor- ) Gladys Forrest gave her re- vs. Druggist that way? ige instead of Fairbar port on the Triennial Convention Scores yesterday were as fol-| For these not-so-formal time: > - isco last summs lows: |it's extremely important tc < L large endance for | Alaska Laundry your best—and somewhat \ddition many visi- | Hagerup 193 190 201— 5 ent from your daytime f i rs from or chapte The next Ellenberg 184 171 163 g/ When you are planning your meeting will be the annual elec- Stevenson 196" 1k1 17— sse| hotiday - wardrobe, . youll want ‘to |tion of officers and Christmas | Y ____ ___|think a lot about “little” dresses, pounds night t e 373 548 541_1662| foF even through the holidays thewc B T R Branswick ;nrlcr more m?u- than big occasions ps Sl E. Galao 175 176 178— 52| you're clever about it. you can ol M G I B " ” | Mamburam 163 163 163— 4go| Surround. your: “](l,w.'l\fl}:p e 1t in the high school gym- IS. UIIGO Baite 0, Smithberg 15_*1 li’,l l“ i” dress as in the most formal of 5 i ll’::}:x.i‘.lyt;‘ wrd (‘Lll‘n NGW c. D. A. 0”](9[ Totals 406 490 4961482/ evening gowns : accord ouncement, given e | Good Starl it o i Suppose you start with a day- g : sthallmi Ehttello vus elbsied Golden Age Beer - 3 5 '~ Guardsmen who are basketball play- | iy Catholic Daughters P, Villaganas .. 166 171 158— 4o/ NBth velveteen suit—and IBat's ers are urged to turn out for the|cf America at’the meeting held last | sarabia 100,180/ 100 a3 & VOV GO0 WAY to start: It mighty Ths includes those who nignt at the Parish Hall { Miingalao 194 148 176 51 be in black, or red, or blue. For A e ke - il LRy | Gomin: kibe b ettt 9 M T 770 evening, wear it with a little tur- haye any basketball ability, I g e i, Vit 530 469 4391448 ban or pillbox trimmed with gold tice starts at et o e 0t el | George Brothers ‘:”("m“f“' ’"':', gold ”'“":“"I ”"’/’\‘"\ . {re-hments, Mesdames J. K. McAl- | A. Judson® 198 TN B ghe: - app 1O " PIOK (i e TRkIve nofe,. Acd . er, William TFrapk and T. Ja- H. Smith 105/ 143 160— 458 & necklace of over S0I¢ dipiss Pfist PreS!denfS »son; cards, Mesdames V. L. Hoke, |R. Smith 142 172 151— 465 2nd a couple of two- or three-inch Riendeau and Gildo Battello. g w2 460 4zi—_1395| More festive, but siill not over- L AUXE Ia[y Aot Hohdltans wire: Al e th dressed, are the metal thread cock- ¥ represent the C. D. A. at the Health [tail dresses in daytime lengths. Meehnq Thursday mesting at the Dugest Mty G. Peloza 97— 304! 2‘" ‘:: :”“‘l 'l“’*"‘ Rt Ints Pr ; Entertainment for last evening o i ah g owll find lame made into sever consisted of bridge, pinochle and 9, Bayih ik i ‘J” ly styled little shirtwaist frock All Past Presidents of the Ameti-| chineo checkers Sy high Totals 210 198 223— 541 Helgy bas. Finhi Crepe can Leglon Auxfliary Will mees t0-secres were: cheakers, ‘Mrs. Gath- il A plain crepe frock can e moriow niht (Thursday) at 8 o-lorie Nye; pinochle, Mrs. J. M. Gio- 0. Haigen 207 124 137 469 Made glamorous with one of the clock 1t the home of Mrs. J. B.iyy wmd bridge, Mrs. Walter LN __"Inew sets of jewelry—matching ear- Bernho Hellar lp n To7 141 144 135 Fings, bracklel, .olip: Buk oné of the' Mis. Oscar Olson, President, will : L et Totals 358 265 281— 904/ clips on your turban for good Pr l‘ at the mwvrm” and all checkers; Mrs. J. K M('~‘ | »—Average score | measure. eligibles are urged to attend neehle and Mrs. Charles ARl P B S Color is another route to litile Devili.: Bride evening glamour. Choose a day- des o turn into Refreshments were KAMS g length dress in a eolor youwd never pig one. committee in charze, . wear in the daytime—a piercing A Hector McLean, H. J. Turner and * | fushia, a sharp red. The Daily a Fmpire has the William Franks Whatever you wear, see to it id circulation of Al- —— | that you don't look if you'd newspaper, Subscribe to the Daily Alaska just come from-the ofl even ii -~ - Empire—the papzr with the largest train to Califox ival starts December 1. More than 300 hrilling events. Examples of low fares: One way Roundirip 24.25 34.00 ALIFORNIA fare! for not lc extra v Scutitern Pacific For folders, reservations, additional infor- mation, write to E. F. GHORMLEY, Gea Age. Pass. Dept.. 1405 4th Ave. Seattle; or C. G. ALTON, Can. Gen. Agt..619 Hows St., Vencouver. B.C.. or J. A. ORMANDY, Gen. Pass. Agt. 622 Pacific Bldg., Portian 4 that's the case. A little evenin:' Empire Classifieds Pay! paid circ Knox Warns Governors of Perilous Times Navy Frank Knox is shown with State executives attending the 16th conference of the fieec;e ml::dméeun:fl, of Governors. Addressing the gathering, Knox declared the United States would not “appease anybody on earth.” .Left to right, below: Goy. Leverett Saltonstall, of Massachusetts; Colonel Knox; Gov. Raymond Baldwin, of Connecticut. Left 18 right, top: Gov.-elect Robert Blood, of New Hampshire; Gov. William Vanderbilt, of Rhode Island; Gov. Lewis Barrows. of Maine, and Govoglest William Willis, of Vermont. $ First woman to hold such a post {in New York City, Senorita Josefita Arias, sister of President Arias of the blic of Panama, is pictured at her desk in New York after taking over her duties as Panamanian consul-general in the city. President Arias is a Harvard graduate. full car- | unprece- | dented order to protect himself and % 4 FURS 0f High Quality See Them Today! NOW'S THE TIME . . HERE'S THE PLACE . . To buy your fur coats. Prime pelts, expert workmanship, latest 1941 styes . . they're all yours . . Choose your winter coat and get honest values. ‘SHOP— Compare our low prices. Muskrat Alaska Seal Silver Fox Skunk Beaver Otter Goldstein AN BE ARRANGED! > PHONE 102 7 \// Open Evenings 7-8 NORAH OUT SToCK QUOTATIONS PASSENGERS is 5%, American Can 86':, Ana- cenda 26'%, Beth!'sham 3{ ¢l & Curtiss Wright 9, General Motors 49', International Harvester 54%, Kennecott 35, New York Central 14, Northern Pacific 62, United States Steel 66%, Commonwealth and Sou- Thirteen persons embarked south- |thern s, Peund $iu. bound this morning on the steamer DOW, JONES . AVIRAC Princess Norah. The following are tcdas They were: J. Bandy, A. Fickcn.“l‘mes averages: Industrials B Mrs. O'Malley, Mr. and Mrs. James | down 216; rails 28.07, down 126, A. Drake, J. C. McLashtay, Mrs. M. | Utilities 1088, down .45. Barnett, J J. Hanna, G. Ness, T.| ton, Harold Montgomery. Wears out tires FASTER! Missionary Society NOW s txe TIME TO To Sponsor Dinner REPLACE | The Missionary Society of the Memorial Presbyterian Church will sponsor a church dinner at 5:30 oclock Friday afternoon in the basement of the church. Heading the committee in charge are Mrs,| { Rowena Hayes and Mrs. Dave Wil- lard. ., Junior Choir Meets Tonight Parish Hall The Junior Choir of Holy Trin- ity Cathedral will meet this eve- yhing at 7 o'clock at the Parish Hall with Miss Kathleen Carlson as director. All members are asked to be present to prepare for the Christmas season. 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