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

. THE DAILY ALASKA EMBIRE. MQNDAY;: JiNE: p—— - s = . TO MEET PROTECT THE HOSE r meeting 1)alrol activity, have been repulsed everywhere, BATTLES IN TH of the Wo-| The garden hose will last much ren Temperance Union jong if it is carefully cared for Hitler’s ‘command crediteg ,th e ill this evening at 8 0-| no aacn using. Hang it on pegs Luftwaffe with shooting pwn 11 ock e office of the Seventh ¥ e ol % British planes and noted _tersely Adventist Mission. All mem-|OF Dalls on a wall or place on a lIBYA AGAIN that fighting is still going on in irged to be present regular hose cart. the Middle East where British and Special First-of-the Week SALE! JONES-STEVENS, Inc. offers a few items on sale to the Juneau ladies that must not be missed . . . “_e invite you to come in today and get good selection. JUNSSSSSUS USSR S S S S S S S S S 4 8 4 DINNER and PARTY DRESSES Formerly 17.50 NOW 4.95109.95 F L EXEES Formerly 6.95 and 7.95 Sizes Limited NOW $2 EACH JUST RECEIVED New Shipment of Loma Leads Dresses ONLY 9.95 JONES-STEVENS, PHONE 193 Inc. This Advertisement, This Theatre, Staff and Show are donated ABSOLUTE- LY WITHOUT COST TO raise money for badly needed Surgical Instru- ments for the unforfunate civilian population of Efig- land. 'BUNDLES FOR BRITAIN’| BENEFIT SHOW! A SHOW FOR ALL!? For a Worthy Cause TUESDAY NIGHT ONLY! Free French columns are reported to have slashed through key de- fenses outside of Damaseus and Beirut; leading, the British pre- dict, to an early capitulation of both capitals. Nazi warplanes are now openly | aiding the hard pressed v:ehy- New British Offensive fo eing am ¥ Take Libya from Axis R YR ‘ i WILCOXES THROUGH Is Starfing Mrs. M. J. Wilcox and son John (Continued from Page One) steamer Denali Sunday, bound for Nome for the summer. Wilcox is summer agent for the Alaska Steam- ship Company at Nome and recent- the Gambut sector. Other details|ly passed through Juneau enroule‘ were lacking. to the Bering Sea town. His wife | Mussolini’s command described a and son are flying fro Anchorage to battle raging on the Salum front,' Nome to join him. and asserted that the British, strik- |ing in force after several days of were through passengers on the |have destroyed 12 Axis vehicles in | —.—-——— BUY DEFENSE STAMPS ‘ | A.E. Karnes Famliy. To Take Extended | Mofor Trip fo East BIG BREAK INDICATED, X e e ey o e STO(I( OUOTATIOHS Puisie i e DOW, JONES AVERAGES The following are today's Dow, NEW YORK, June 16— Closing | Jones averages: industrials 12195, quotation of Alaska Juneau mine |rails 28.10, utilities 17.55. stock today is 4, American Can 83, TR S Anaconda 26%, Bethlehem Steel DARNELL RETURNS In a letter to the Empire from| Anthony E. Karnes, former Terri- torial Commissioner of Education, he tells of his plans of an extend- IS REPORT 727, Commonwealth and Southern ', Curtss Wrght 8%, General Mo- tors 38%:, International Harvester 51, Kennecott 37, New York Central Rod Darnell, of the Triangle Cleaners, returned to Juneau on the northbound Denali Sunday morning after a week’s business trip to the ed trip east. The family is now residing at| 12100 Virginia Street in Belkeley Cal. The Karnes plan to leave Cali-| | fornia about June 20and travel east through Salt Lake City, Yellow- stone Park, Black Hills, to Minne-| sota and Kansas, and then back) (Continuea from Plle One) - e —— mlght reduce Russia to second place | { among nations. | | -Russian diplomatic sources in | London however refuse to go be- yond the insistance of the Russian | {news agency which says “German| jon the Denali for Kodiak where she| ployed on the defense project. and Russian relations continue am-| [ icable.” ‘ JACK LIKINS IS | NAMED SCOUT | to the coast through the Ozarks. e MRS, COLE LEAVES Mrs. Thomas Cole sailed yesterday will join her husband who is em- FREE COOKING SCHOOL June 24-235-26 COME and SEE VITAMIZED COOKING Demonstrated by Miss Betty Lake Westinghouse Home Economist | COLISEUM THEATRE We extend a cordial invitation to all Gastineau Channel women ? or men interested in better electrical cooking regardless of the make of range you are pow using. NO ADMISSION Donations Will Be Accepted The Juneau Rotary Club branch of “Bundles for Britain” is trying to make a small contribution to the cause of freedom: We say a ‘“‘small contribu- tion,” for the need is so great it seems almost be- yond our comprehension, and if we contribute to the:full measure of our ability, to the point of sacrifice and beyond, it will be too little. f We have already sent one thousand dollars in cash to New York to be used to purchase surgical® instruments, hospital and medical supplies and equipment for the sorely pressed, overcrowded, hospitals of London, nearly all of which have been bombed and burned and partially destroyed by Hit- ler’s new methods of warfare where most-of the casualties are among civilians; the aged and in- firm, the women and children, the sick and the helpless. Juneau has adopted'as the object of its contributions the Woolrich Memorial Hospital, which has been several times badly damaged by bombs with great loss of life and ‘destruction of equipment, supplies and facilities. A number of residents of Juneau and vicinity are making regular monthly payments. There has not been and will not be one cent deducted for Exclusive Si or shuts of M'P»arsons Eleetrie: Company | ; — | COMMISSIONER Jack Likins, Former scoutmaster !of the American Legion troop, was appointed District Scout Commis- sioner for the Juneau District to- day, according to Wellman Hol- | brook, chairman of the nominating committee. | Bill Cooper, co-scoutmaster with |the American Legion troop, will | continue as head of the troop. Li- | kins will be technical adviser to |the District Committee for the »Boy Scouts of America in Juneau jand to the Scoutmasters in the area. He will correlate the work of the District Committee and the Scout troops. At present in Juneau there are three scout troops, one Sea Scout }.-,hip. one Scout Patrol and one Cub Den, A Cub Pack is organiz- ing in the Memorial Presbyterian | Church. | - e CARD OF THANKS We desire to thank our many { friends for the lovely floral offer-| |ings at the funeral of our beloved Henry Stevens whose last rites took place last Saturday morning, and; also for the other 'kind showing' | of sympathy. ; (Signed) SANDY STEVENS | | AND FAMILY, | JOSEPH STEVENS | AND FAMILY, JAMES STEVENS, GEORGE STEVENS, MRS. SARAH STEVENS.| Ll S BT NOTICE AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing !llr route from Seattle to Nome, on ltJflBurford&Co m, le-Set Switeh reduces A heat au!omcllullp | adv. 12%, Northern Pacific 6%, Unuedisouth Sully’s Bakery Introduces Bread ENRICHED WITH VITAMINS ~ IRON! More important than-ever today is-a well- balanced diet. Sully’s ENRICHED BREAD con- tains per pound 350 International Units (1.08) mg. of VITAMIN B1, 6 mg. of NICOTINIC ACID (one of the B vitamins), and 7.5 mg. of IRON. It meets the requirements proposed for “EN- RICHED BREAD” by the committee on Food and Nutrition of the National Research Council. Serve SULLY'S ENRICHED BREAD regu- larly for a better intake of these vitamins and iron. For Extra Vitamins and Iron order / SULLY'S ENRICHED BREAD ' from your grocer. ' SULLY’S RBAKERY . ON SALE AT ALL GROCERY STORES local expenses. Every dollar paid goes directly to headquarters in New York. Mr. Gross, owner of the Coliseum Theatre is giving the use of the theatre, the staff, and tomorrow night’s show free to the Rotary Club Committee. The admission charge will be whatever the patrons feel they should pay. It may be twenty-five cents or twen- ty-five dollars. The committee hopes to raise at least five hundred dollars.. Many of you will not be able to attend; but if you are at all depressed by the world conflagratmn now raging; if you are just a little uneasy about the future of our own countrv if you feel a senge of the ‘insecurity of this greut nauon if you have the cause of freedom and hum: nity o! lLeart, please send whatever you are able to v, to the Coliseum Theatxe, or any of the undc. signed, before tomorrow night. This space is made available by’ THE EMPIRE, fger}el tof charge. Please notice it again tomorrow night, H. L. FAULKNER, JOHN L. CAUBLE, GEORGE SUNDBORG, Juneau Rotary Club Committee. All donations go diredly {0 headquarters in New York. Here's a Worthy Cause! Here'saNight' sEnlerlam menl! ‘ ; Large or Smalliot‘ “Bundles for Brifain!” P —— D R s e IS N———