The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 17, 1941, Page 8

Miss Ulander Will Travel in Alaska On Month’s Leave Mi:s Margaret Ulander, manager | turning to Juneau. ¢f the Juneau Montgomery Ward | river Istage from Circle City she will go ill go to Dawson and down the to Circle City. Taking the 'ALASKA BANKS T0 INVENTORY AXIS HOLDINGS Order Issued t;y Governor to Fairbanks and then to Anchorage by train. From Anchorage she will fly to Valdez, the town where she was born. After a visit in Valdez she will go by boat to Ketchikan for a visit with her mother before re-| | Bk R, AR 25ear0ld + + . UNION ENDORSES Newsreels = | s '3 REPRESENTATION {To Show Tonight 3 E BiLL 9[ DIMOND Remember going to the movies 25| years ago. Probably you enjoyéd news reels then just as much as you do‘.’uneuu Mine and Mi" 1 i 7 E THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE. TUESDAY. JUNE .17, 1941 e —eee 1fare of the people of Alaska, and | “WHEREAS, Honorable Anthony, J. Dimond, Delegate in Congress from Alaska, has introduced in the! National House of Representatives,| a bill (H. R. 4397), to correct this| situation by providing proportional| representation and thus restore gov-| ernment to the people; and | in MERRILL McCURRY OF KETCHIKAN 1S NOW ON BEHRENDS STAFF Merrill McCurry, formerly with the Fahy Brockman Compapy in Seattle and for the last two years | manager of the men's and shoe de- and Shoe Departments. McCurry, accompanied by his bride of two weeks, the former Elizabeth Enright of Bismarck, North Dakota, arrived on the Denali Sunday. The newly married couple are at home in the MacKinnon Apartments. McCurry was active in civic and fraternal life in the First City where he served as Vice-President of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, today. . | “WHEREAS, believing firmly Two newsreels of 1016 vintage are| WoOrkers Pass Resolu- to be shown tonight at the Coliseum | = ¥ tion for Passage Theatre as part of the program ar-| President of the Repertoire Players and was an active member of the Moose Lodge and the Knights of Columbus. % | partments of the Bon Marche Store’ the principle of democratic gov-) gt Ketchikan, has joined the staff ernment and just representation of!of the B. M. Behrends Store here. | 4 4 the people in their legislature; McCurry will be in-the Men's Shop Under Asset Freezing by President Order Office, is leaving today on| The Dally Alaska Empire has the [ {he Aleutian for a month’s vacation, | iargest paid circulation of any Al-! 10 be spent traveling in other parts| aska newspaper. | of Al a L wing the ship at Skagway she! Subscribe vw e pally Alasks Sully’s Bakery Introduces Bread All Alaska banks and other in- | terested parties are being instruct- |ed by Gov. Ernest Gruening in let- |ters being mailed this week to | comply with Treasury Department provisions issued under the Presi- dent’s executive order of last Sat- {urday freezing gssets of Axis and | Axis-occupied countries. ranged for the Bundles for Britain/ | benefit show. ! Orfé episode shows the Prepared-| prombers of Ji 'S uneau Mine and ;XE“IFY “’:t"‘rd; ‘.;‘esih*fifig;‘: 1132:16-\ Mill Workers Union, Local 203, last ;m’"‘ r" ‘;'e; York to défend nis|TiSht passed & resolution endors- hg 0" AR i ‘; 4| Ing and urging speedy passage of e e R rank pelegate Anthony J. Dimond's bill The first run feature to bé Ahown‘1 JOE DrogorEcuy) e Auon i at the benefit show will be “Pighting | ¢ Territorial Legislature. IMad.” A program of shorts, includ- | The resolution, signed by Secre- “THEREFORE, BE IT RE- SOLVED, that ‘we, the members of the Juneau Mine and Mill Work- ers Union, Local 203, Congress of Industrial. Organizations, do here- by go on record as endorsing H.‘ R. 4397 and urging its speedy pas- sage; and “BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that copies of this Resolution be sent to the House Committee on FRESH GRADE A RAW MILK 2 QUARTS 25¢ Tuesday and Wednesday LARGE SHIPMENT OF FINE PRODUCE At Prices You Can Afford to Pay! Arriving on S. S. Aleutian Today Don't MissQur Award, Fri., June 20 HOME GROWN ONIONS and RADISHES 4 Large Bunches 29¢ (Regular 10¢ Bdnch) 1 r - [} L Super Market PHONE 92 or 95 | The instructions to banks are as | follows: “The new regulations require the| will be | | filing on: or before July 14, 1941,| " | the Territ All | made. Patrons will donate whatever | the Territory of Alaska since 1912, jot reports on Form TFR 300 with | o0 gich | representation in the Territorial | respect: to all property subject to AR e the jurisdictian of the United State Legislature has been according to H i 0f e L oA | raphical judiclal divisions in- lon the opening of business on| have previously been filed provid- nayt J o | June 1, 1940, with respect to all|ed that no report on Form TFR :ll:uasd dz;yinnc:o ::h:ie'?rot:: u(l;ti:;\-, {property subject to the jurisdic-| 300 should be filed where the total| gopq the fundamental democratic {tion of the United States on the value of all property interests of|yjon¢ of proportional representa- ! opening ‘of business on. June 14,1nnybcoumry :r nnltlonnlh.mereo! slo® st {1941, in.which on the respective to be reported is less than one ™ |dates any forelgn. country or any thousand dollars. Until further e e e s national thereof had any interest, structions procedure comparable to xjeu:;tauon has made it possible for of any nature whatsoever, direct that now in effect under e,xecuuveibma groups and special interests to control, in large measure, the|Roma ar engers south on the or indirect, regardless of whether |order No. 8389 as amended should e passenge! 4 o cgardless of et | O wied with. respect. o the| egislation of this Territory for the | Alaske for visit In British Colum-| v : » last 20 years and has acted as a/bia and oth ts in the Pacifi i new order and regulations. an er poin cific respecf bt ficio m:open;ty pad) z it < _| barrier against progress and hns‘Northwm extendjny for several been detrimental to the general months. | HUTCHINGS | Economy Market | 3 PHONES —— 553 - 92 and 95 IN GEORGE BROS. SUPER MARKET FRANKFURTERS - « Pound 30c FRESH KRAUT : - . Pintllc Shoulder of Spring 2 LAMB for Roasti - pound 30¢ BE SURE TO ATTEND AWARD *- FRIDAY—JUNE' 20TH Huiching's Economy Market ‘j‘BE WISE————=E( BOD!QMIZE” % {ing the two old newsreels, has been 'ary John Covich, is as follows: built up around the feature, | “WHEREAS, under the provisions No admittance charge |of the Organic Act, operative in Territories, the Senate Committee on Territories and Insular Affairs, Honorable Anthony J. Dimond, Delegate in Congress from Alaska,| Honorable Ernest Gruening, Gov- ernor of Alaska, the Congress of Industrial Organizations, the In- ternational Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers and be released to the press.” | —l | | SOUTH FOR VISIT | ENRICHED WITH VITAMINS - IRON! More important than ever today is a well- balanced diet. Sully’s ENRICHED BREAD con- tains per -pound 330 International Units Vita- min Bl, (Thiamin) 4.0 mg. Iron, 4.0 mg. Pellagra, Preventive Vitamin, (Nicotinic Acid), one of the B Vitamins, It meets the requirements proposed for “EN- RICHED BREAD” by the committee on Food and Nutrition of the National Research Council. | Mrs, J. J. Fargher and daughter| Serve SULLY’S ENRICHED BREAD regu- larly for a better intake of these vitamins and iron. AUCTION SALE TOMORROW-JUNE 18-1P. M. On Premises At 55 Willoughby Avenue Two Apariment Houses (FULLY OCCUPIED—GOOD INCOME) Will consider part payment on terms to right people. NO INCREASE IN PRICE For Exira Vitamins and Iron order SULLY'S ENRICHED BREAD {rom your grocer. © Also Outside. Wlll;m:hby Avenue Property Knn’wn as KEENY FLOAT including deek and buildings. HOME 85 WlLLOUGl’Il’t, m‘nll buildings across from float. Fully Furnished. - Inspection if interested, " Owner Reserves Right to Bid. (Signed) R.-M. KEENY. SULLY’S BAKERY ON SALE AT ALL GROCERY STORES 4 ‘BUNDLES :: BENEFI NO ADMISSION Donations Will Be Aceepted SHOW! :: A SHOW FOR ALL! For a Worthy Cause And Hitler in a speech on December 10, 1940, said: “Two worlds are in conflict, two philospphies of life. One of these two worlds must Qreak asunder.” : Does the course which heyjs following not very clearly indicate which one he expects to break? - All donafionsa‘go directly to headquarters, in New : which we belong; the one which Britain is fighting so York. ;\ desperately to keep from breaking. ; ] Our government is definitely and irrevocably committed i : e Here's a Worthy 'Cause! :’a:'u;;‘::‘ii;%n fhips, airplanés, munitions ‘and implements of 5 7 Here'saNight's Enferfain- ment! » DOES THIS NEED SAVING? President Roosevelt has expressed himself in no uncer- tain terms—he is for aid to Britain. Wendell Willkie is urging the same policy. Senator Wheeler says he is in This Advertisement, This Theatre, Staff and Show are donated ABSOLUTE- e i iy s s St LY WITHOUT COST TO we, :tz;h:lpl-intnh: fla?ix:fldn:fug:::fia&o:;ofilm? :«‘) raise money for badly America. What is in the best interests of America and rep- resehtative government and free institutions? The world is shrinking. Greenland and Iceland sud- denly come into our back yard. The Azores and Cape Verde Islands and West Africa become vital to our defense. Defense against whom? Hitler, of course, who hates free- domy, and vows to exterminate 1t. The President says: “Never before since Jamestown and Plymouth Rock has our American civilization been in such danger as now.” Does that sound like truth or non- sense? Wendell Willkie says: “Fellow Americans, there is no compromise—the world will be dominated by free men or it will be dominated by enslaved men. We cannot appease the forces of evil. We cannot make peace with those who seek to destroy our very way of life. For the differences between us are fundamental.” g8 k. Can any person who reads and thinks and has any sense pf responsibility, disagree with him? herculean task of caring for the maimed and wounded among the civilinn population, who 80 far have almost equalled in nn'hirs those wounded among the fighting forces. This v.ork is as essential as actual fighting. Come to the Ccliseum tonight and help usiin our obligation to support the overecrowded, damagéd ‘and; meedy Woolrich hospital in London which is desperately in need of every- thing a hospital requires NOW. *If you pannot come please send your contribution to the committes today to be remit- ted by air mail to New York on Thursday. H. L. FAULKNER, - JOHN L. CAUBLE, GEORGE SUNDBORG, Juneau Rotary Glub: Committee Bundles for Briwin. The government of Britain is furnishing all these things, ; needed Surgical Instru- ; : Here's Your Opportunity and, with her colonies, the necessary fighting forces wherever the war is carried. fo Do Your Bif, Howeve o Do Your Bif, However Large or Small for Non g vernmental organizations are undertaking the ments for the unfortunate “Bundles for Britain!” civilian population of Eng- land. —~TONIG HT- TONIGHT- ¥i (R Rt iE v