The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 20, 1941, Page 8

8 ARTIFICIAL FOOT FOUND ON DUCK EXPLOSION . 15 CAUSE OF Planes for tnis NEAR PANI( ot. Brilain;’ t below the kne “ont” Blast at ‘Burning Grounds’ lmprovemems Are Made i s of Big Power Plant Jars | in Spiffires, Hurricanes | i < Colyn iy dov=Miles and Also Two-Seater HERE IT IS v n at the iThree New Made in 1Aan a ulv( sifieds Pay! Feature Service 20.—A new bom- AP LONDON, March , an improved and spedier Spit- March 20--An ex- “burning The NEW EMP or FIL /.. WASHING MACHINE /. Ejector or Filler Saves Work and Time! All Rubber 1l Air Force| avy aircraft, | produced Tmperial es | (he need (f for more I is the giant Short Stirling, e |by the firm which built nn-nly over the Atlantic. The only| comparable machine is the Vickers- | Armstrong Wellington, which can | fly 3,200 miles without refueling. ‘ Newest. and fastagt fighter to go| into getion with the fleet air arm is| the Fairey Fulmar, fitted with eight guns in the legding edge of the wing Althoug A] larger, the Fairey Fulmar - lARGE NAVAL PROGRAM IS It Will Empty Your Washer in 3 Minues! It Will Fill Your Washer Quicker! is not unlike a Hurricane in appear- ance, SENT T0 FDR Final Congressional Adion Completed Following Senate’s Action WASHINGTON, Mlx(h 20.—The has completed Congressional | on two bills authorizing a' 000,000 Naval and public works | program ine developments at | Guam and § nd also acquirde | British base ’ The legisl sent to the White House for the ap- Jproval of President Roosevelt -—oo—— CHOIR MEETS TONIGHT There will be an important choir tonight beginning at 8 cl at Trinity Church. Easter music will be distributed and all| canes are secret. It is known that :ad been under consideration SABOTAGE ion was immediately R.R. WRE(K PRICED with HOSE ONLY §1.35 Juneau—Young Hardware Co. | choir members are urged to at- | tend TRINITY mats, Enlisted U.S. Army |~ Men Escape Death | PITTSBURGH, Pa., March 20.— | Pennsylvania Railroad officials told | {the Interstate Commerce Commis- | sioners at the hearing today that 44 Russian engineers and 18 enlisted United States Army men on a Man- hattan Limited went over the rail- rcad tracks near Baden, Pa., 18 |minutes before another train was | wrecked last Sunday in which five| | persons were killed and 114 injured in a wreck. | The railofficials attributed the wreck to sabotage. | The officials said the Russ were part of a group of 44 engir and nine Russian diplomats who ha |arrived at San Pedro, Cal, from | Vladivostok on March 12 aboard the | ! steamer Annie Johnson. i HELLO, COFFEE CHAMP! Delicious, dear! You and Schilling Coffee make a winning team. Your coffee’s perfect...wings of the morning! The Unpited States enlisted men were being assigned to a new post |and were aboard the spccia] uafn e Slllln g WINGS OF grncmonwmc F M -~ Says World ~ AMIWrong Declares—P;opIe Build Monuments fo Those Who Produce Tears FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS! | NEW YORK, March 20.—After he lest fourfifths of his library by fire Ed Wynn gave up the collection of | humor. “They've stopped building monu- | ments to people who make you' laugh,” explains the clown sadly.! ‘They cnly buiid monuments tc peo- | ole who make you cry. In my opin- Grapfruit Juice Shurfine—12 oz. can ¢ ]2 cans §9¢ Grapfruit Juice 46 oz. cans 2 for 4lc on that's what's wrong with this| TASTEWELL SHURFINE ‘ock-eyed world.” Rader Winget, in charge of lhc“ TOMT To“AToES New York branch of the Ass: mted Press cf Great Britain, des PUREE SOLID PACK that basement restaurant whe | red-haired waitresses are emy :».d“ for lunch. The. little redhead who was waiting cn him accidently spilled | 2No.lcans19c | 2% size can ]9¢ SPINACH, Shurfine, No. 1 can, 11c CORN, Cream Style, No. 2 can, 12¢ PEAS, Good Grade No. 2can 21or 23¢ | %, 5" 003 2 BEANS, Cut Green - - 2 cans 19¢ || s, wiretar ™™ BATHROOM TISSUE, 4 rolls 22¢ THRIFT CO-OP NEXT TO CITY HALL PHONE 767 some soup, and it went into Winget's “Was | shoe. Winget looked at her, “hat nice?” he demanded “What's the matter—you rackers with it?” want she asked. This scene I observed in a hotel | sar about 4 p.m.: | There was a tight-lipped young woman at a table, drumming her “Den't baby me;” she blazed. “You | | have kept me waiting in this bar five | minutes. I won't stand for it.” | He tried to reason with her. "Youl know I couldn’t leave the room until | the boys came for the bags.” “I don't care what you couldn't do.” Her voice was now strident, “I've had enough of this. Who do | you think I am, to be kept vmxungl in bars!” “You've waited in Tony's for me Full details of the improvements - carried out in Spitfires and Hurri- | plenty.” uddmr)n of a quick-firing shell gun‘m to say fore he and Bonnie were on tm stand © Tucker was | thought I would write him a little .Russmn Englneers Dlplo-uor and was in the midst of scrib- ‘blllm a few words on the back of a BY GFOR(;I; TUCKER ;:‘ menu when I noticed peculiar smiles | hat’s different, and I don't like on wces of the people near h\ | d, “stop that kind s ote as 1 of talk or I’ k out of here and | w s | leave you flat!” i Hnm who has e | | “Get @ she cried. his experiences by launci mm, a new| But, he didn't. I s the Chinese; Ju t then my pecple came in and | “sense of time" is one of the im- ‘ had to leave without learning how ponderables that Westerners andi 1| turned cut. I could have Killed. d ust consider when Llnm My peoplé, I mean, & nd the Chinese. | — ent what par!.: | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1940. Italians Seized by Greeks SUPER MARKET GEORGE BROTHERSLEADTHE WAY. .—. WITH LOWER PRICES 2-WAY SERVICE: — Store Clerk SERVICE and SERVICE Yourself! RY-TAK 15¢ Package Large Cellophane Bag FRESH—CRISP Better Values at George Bros. BUTTER OIL-CURED OLIVES News of the Day Newsreel Crippled and dejected, Ttalian soldiers captired in Albania by the hard- | hitting Greeks are shown on their way to a prison camp behind the lines. While Greece continues to score victories over his Axis partner, Hitler is putting increasing pressure on Athens to cease hostilities. FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Largest Selection in Juneau 15¢ Pound FRESH ASPARAGUS ENDIVE—SOLID HEAD LETTUCE CRISP CELERY—TOMATOES RADISHES—GREEN ONIONS NEW CABBAGE—RHUBARB PARSNIPS—NEW POTATOES CALAVOS—SWEET POTATOES CUCUMBERS—SQUASH FRESH WHOLE MILK 5¢0t Every Day! 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