The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 5, 1941, Page 8

8 S0AP BOX DERBY OFFICES MOVED Scan Box Derby headquarters have moved to Bill Hixson's Radio Store it yrner of Second and Sew- ard. Prizes to be awarded in the yace June 26 are now on display in| the Seward Street shop window. | - HIBLER LEAVES HOSPITAL Ed Hibler returned to his home in Juneau today after receiving med- ical treatment at St. Ann’s Hospital. {MINES COMMISSIONER STEWART RETURNING Territorial Commissioner of Mines B. D. Stewart is now enroute home |from Washington, D. C., where he was called for a conference on Al- aska minerals, his office has been advised. Brazil is the largest of the 21 American republics. - e BUY DEFENSE STAMPS Thmugh a gruelling 51, months’ sardine season, the Diesel of the “Western Queen,” * lubricated with RPM DELO, “'THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TH‘LRSDAY JUNE 5,:1941. Hitler, Stalin | Confer Vichy Circles Claim Rus-| sian Ukraine fo Be Eur- | ope’s Bread Basket VICHY, June 5—Usually well in-' formed diplomatic circles assert to- night that reports have been re- ceived that Hitler and Stalin ar. ranged at a secret meeting that the Russian Ukraine will serve as! the breadbasket for all of Europe. These reports are without any | official or direct confirmation but it is said a meeting between Hitler and Stalin took place at an un-| specified place and date where the ground work for the new system wns laid. ————— | Hoop Rollmg Wmner (HUGE PlANE SUM IS NOT SUFFICIENT Demands Big Produc- tion of Aircraft | WASHINGTON, June 5—The Ten |Billion Dollar Army Supply bill, the [largest single appropriation _since rhe World War Days and carrying! Ifunds to give the Air Corps 40,000 {planes and sent to Congress today ‘h} the House Appropriations Com- |mmee drew a blunt notice that the huge sum is not sufficient. ' This notice was given during sec- |ret testimony on the measure by | Under Secretary of War Robert P. | Patterson, who told the Committee, Iwhile discussing the vastly expand- [ed plane program that “we have in I {U nder Secrefary of War| | 1 ‘3 Halibuters Sell, Seattle SEATTLE, June 5. — Halibuters arriving today, catches and selling prices, are as follows: From the western banks—United, 40,000 pounds,’ 11’ and 9% cents a pound to Booth Fisheries; Superior, 32,000 pounds, 11 and 10 cents to San Juan Fishing and Packing Com- pany. From the local banks—Irene J, 14,000 pounds, 11% and 9% cents to the New England Fish Company. ——————— BUY DEFENSE STAMPS CANADA DRY GINGER ALE* SPARKLING WATER TOM COLLINS MIXER operated smoothly and continuously, day after day, 15 hours at a clip—no stuck rings, no sludge or carbon trouble. Like Spivo Babich of the “Western Queen,” skipper after skipper report the same outstanding service from RPM DELO. It’s a proven fact that with RPM DELO on the job, your engine stays on the job longer. RPM DELO lubricates everyengine “hotspot”’—and staysputto anunequaled degree. Sail with RPM DELO and you'll save plenty in operating costs. You'll be through with frequent overhauls due to ring- sticking, carbon and sludge trouble—and you'll reduce wear, Ask the skippers who are using RPM DELO! Saves money two ways! STANDARD DIESEL FUEL First!—you get fop power on every stroke. But that’s only half the story. Made with just the right lubrication quality, it protects in- jector mechanisms with clearances as tiny as 1/400,000th of an inch. You know what that means—/ess wear on fuel bumps and injectors. CONTRACTS FOR | TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS LET, Contracts for pupil transporta- tion during the 1941-43 school year have been awarded by the Territor- ial Commissioner of Education as | follows; Juneau—J. P. Christensen. Palmer—E. L. Christensen. | Wassila—Christensen Brothers. | Sitka—Charles M. Peterson. l ‘Wrangell—Carl Bradley. Mitkof Highway (Petersburg)— Clifford Roundtree, West Petersburg boat route— | James Allen. | ————————— | WOLFE DETAILED -\ | HERE BY INDIAN B AFFAIRS OFFI(E | Raymond L. Wolfe, Principal of | the Sitka Government School, will | | arrive here tonight from Sitka. He | ! has been detailed to the Juneau of- fice of the Office of Indian Affairs to assist Don Hagerty, Senior Or- ganizations Field Agent, in organi zation and credit work. P. J. Fitz- | simmons, recently in the office, has | been appointed Auditor of Puerto ! Rico. | | STOCK QUOTATIONS NEW YORK, June 5. — Closing | Ann Sutherland, of New Bedford, Mass., holds the bridal bouquet, | | reward for winning the annual hoop rolllng contest at Wellesley. According to tradition the Senior winning the contest will be the first | The Under Secretary of War did ride in her class. Her wedding to Thomas Prince Riley, of Brunswick, Me., has already been set for J. une 17. 50 there’s something to tradition, Harry Maxwell's Bachelor Dinner Is Set for Friday A bachelor dinner at 7 o'clock tomorrow evening at the Baranof Hotel will honor Harry G. Maxwell, {Jr., whose marriage to Miss Sybil | |Godfrey will take place Saturday. Hosts and guests for the affair will {include friends from the Alaska {Game Commission office and the wedding party. PAA RADIO RELIEF | BACK FROM ISLAND - en Lane, 1elle( radio operator at the Canyon Island station for Pan American Airways, returned to Juneau last night with pilot Shell Simmons. Tim Davis was flown to the Taku River station after a short trip to Juneau. Other passengers on the charuflr flight to the island were Mrs. Tim | Davis and round trip passenger R.| C. Johnson. | — e | BUY DEFENSE BONDS | To Rule Newly-Formed Croatia | agency, said a dozen or more Nazi | | the War Department a feeling there |is military need for all the planes jcovered in this program.” ‘ not amplify the statement for record i but said it is estimated conservative- ly that Germany’s current airplane productive capacity is 3,000 month- ly and the Nazis have already em-: barked on a program of utilizing fa- | |cilities of conquered countries to increase plane production capacity to betwfern 4,000 and 6,000 monthly - - POWERFUL SQUADRONS INACTION (Continued from Page Ome} { STEP - I.ADDERS The handiest article around the house, es- ‘ pecially at cleaning and painting time. NOW you can afford 1o have one if you order at once and take advantage of these SPECIAL PRICES 4 FOOT STEP-LADDER $2.75 3.7 4.7 & voor sTEPLADDER $Be @ OB L J - 10 1'OOT STEP-LADDER 7.?@) planes, mostly fighters, are arriving 1 rans- | i N o e The_se ladder.s are strongly huilt of tough straight grained spruce with reinforced 5 FOOT STEP-LADDER tering Syria under the cover of (g FOOT STEP-LADDER dm kness. | Planes in Syria | Germans are also reported landing 1 along the Syrian coast in small fish- | | ing vessels. Reuters, British news | airdrome Monday. { With a half million troops from | quotation of Alaska Juneau mi | the Middle East Command, British | General Sir Archibald Wavell is| moving swiftly to counter the latest | | German threat. Imperial forces sta- : | tioned at Palestine, Iraq and Cyprus are said to have been heavily re- i Juneau-Young Hardware Co. stock today, 4’4, American Can Anaconda 26%, Bethlehem Steel 7 | commonwealth and Southern | Curtiss Wright 8%, General M | 37%, Inteérnational Harvester | Kennecott 35%, | States Steel 54%, Pound $4.03%. | i DOW, JONES AVERAGES 1Jv.)nes averages: | rails 27.72, Utilities 17.46. PEAS BEETS CORN No. 2 Cans 3 for 3 5¢ TASTEWELL—Spanish Style Hot Sauce - - 6 cans 25¢ TASTEWELL—Whole Kernel CORN - No. 2 small 12¢ LIBBY'S Corn-On-Cob - 4ears2lc ‘Dill Pickles 2" size can ] ¢ Medium Size Cans Shurfine Tuna - 2 for 37¢ Blended ORANGE-GRAPEFRUIT JUICE - -460z.cans29c VICTORY . 3 cans 20¢ DOG FOOD - - 3 cans 20 | Asparagus - 2 1bs. for 25¢ Fresh Peas - 2 Ibs. for 25¢ Juice Oranges, 2 doz. 43¢ 288 Size FRUIT DEAL 1 can PEARS No. 2% 1 can PEACHES size cans 1 can PINEAPPLE 1 can APRICOTS 77( 12 bars of LAUNDRY SOAP 1 1b. Shurfine GLOSS STARCH 1 q1. of SANI-CLOR ALL FOR 53¢ THRIFT CO-OP "PHONE 767Nextto City Hall New York Central 1117, Northern Pacific 6%, United | | The following are today's Dow, industrials 118.13, Here are recent portraits of the Duke of Spoleto, nephew of King Victor Emmanuel of Italy, and his Duchess, the former Princess Irene of Greece. They will be crowned king and queen of Croatia, new inde- pendent state carved out of Yugoslavia. Eugene G. Grace (left), praddent of Bethlehem Steel, 7~ John T. Whiting, president of Alan-Wood Steel innual meeting of the Iron and Steel Institute in New York City. Although steel plants have not been able to keep up with demand, the gathering was informed that more than enough would be produced for defense needs in 1 Guarantee Steel for Defense | | sk Corp., are !hown «t the 50th SUNDAY, JUNE 8 JUNEAU SPORTS FISHING CLUB SALMON DERBY FISHING STARTS 5 A. M.—STOPS 12 NOON Official Boat Wanderer Leaves City Float at 4 A. M. 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