The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 16, 1941, Page 8

PHONE 92 THE DAILY ALASKA HVIPIRE FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1941. GEORGE BROS, | SUPER MARKET PHONE 95 SAVE 59 ----—BUY COUPON BOOKS $20.00 Book $19.00 $10.00 Book $9.50 Mmes Laid IsWarning of Bnllsh Eastern Medllerranean Is! Dangerous to Ship- | ping - Notice LONDON, May 16.—The British | Admiralty gave notice today that all |areas in the eastern Mediterranean, except Turkish territorial waters, are | declared dangerous to shipping. The announcement is interpreted as meaning the waters of the eastern | Mediterranean have been mined against passage of German sea- ; borne troops and supplies to Syria. ——e————— i 32 LANGUAGES | EVERY 24 HOURS ]Fourlh Raid On Chungking " Wrecks Press Flfiy Jap Bombers Attack Chinese Capital - 10,- 000 Japs Captured CHUNGKING, China, May 16.— |More than 50 Japanese planes at- tacked the Chinese capital today in the fourth raid of the bombing season, which opened May 3. Bombs rocked the Press Hotel extending the damage inflicted in the last raid. 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SUPER MARKET PHONES 92-35 JUNEAU PHONES 92-95 | quarters Is Really Mod- | ern Tower of Babel LONDON, May 16—Somewhere in England the British Broadcasting| Corporation has international | headquarters that sends out a | propaganda barrage in 32 lan- guages 24 hours a day. | The strange corps billeted there, says British Press, is like a Holly-| wood film lot, including a sheik,| |a bull-fighter, a few characters | from a bazaar in Bagdad, East In- |dians, a professor from almost| every University in Europe, Rus-| abbis with long beards, and ven Germans who speak| simultaneously from different mi- crophones on different wave lem.h~ | For recreation the radio we | ers play darts, ping-pong and give each other language lessons. D Church Dinner, Sale Salum Is Reoccupied By Brilish; Hellfire Pass Also Report- “ed fo Have Been Tak- en by Troops CAIRO, May 16—British troops have reoccupied Salum. This is the official announcement made to- night. The official statement also says that Halfaya Pass, whose hot em- bittered sands have been called by the British soldiers as Hellfire Pass, has also been taken. Planned by Luiheransm(,,o.:r“F e The Ways dand Means Committes of the Lutheran Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. this week and discussed plans for| a congregation dinner to be held Wednesday, May 21. | The affair will begin at 6 30 o'- clock in the church parlors, and| prior to the dinner the choir will| meet for a rehearsal. Plans were also made by the committee for a food sale at Holl- mann’s Drug Store, Saturday, May 31, In charge of arrangements will be Mesdames John Lowell, Andrew | Hildre and Ed Williams. | Miss StonefoBe | . Guest of Geyers| | | Arriving on the steamer Princess | ‘Louise. Miss Dorothy Stone will ispend a few days visiting here-as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. ! Geyer. . Miss Stone was graduated from | St. Mary's Hospital at Walla Walla, \where she was a classmate of Miss | Ruth Geyer. For the past year she | has been a nurse at the Govern- ment Hospital at American’ Lake. She will leave by plane for Fair- | banks after visiting here, where she will become the bride of Stev- en Carey. {HAROLD McKINLEY ABOARD PRINCESS | Harold (Mac) McKinley is due | Juneau tonight on the steamer Princess Louise after spending the past few months visiting relatives in Minneapolis. McKinley will join the ‘staff. of the Top Notch Cafe, popular ‘Ju- neau restaurnm HOSPITAL NOTES | Earl Miller was a medical admis- | sion today at St. Ann's Hospital. Frank Norton was admitted to | St. Ann’s for a finger amputation ; last night. Admitted to St. Ann’s, young | Terry Copstead is receiving medi- A medical dismissal, Mrs. G@G. | Stieler left St. Ann’s today, Walter Williams of Angoon en- | tered the Government Hospital and | ise receiving medical attention. | | At the Government Hospital for | surgical care, Mrs. Jessie Gray, wls iadmmed today. 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