The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 22, 1941, Page 8

e DENIES OIL IS LANDED IN SIBERIA TROUBLE AHEAD? Prink Milk B dc War Material Discharg- ed at Vladivostok 22, —Authorita- deal coming up, and you feel up to it? What you need is a glass of milk—nice and cold. Sit down and enjoy it. You'll notice in a few min- NEW YORK, Oct . i tive sources reaching here from s ”’f.“" . N Tokyo said that not a single United ack. You cant miss when | gi,i6q oil tanker has reached Viadi- | you're feeling like that. Mik vostok since conclusion of the Mos- cow conference. Domei also made this broadcast from Tokyo this morning and said this contradicts the claims by the United States that war material and oil have been sent or will be sent to Russia as soon as possible. The broadcast was picked up here. puts you back on your feet DRINK TWO GLASSES OF MILK A DAY JUNEAU DAIRIES 4 Does e & 2 It Fit? A DOES YOUR INSURANCE fit your accurately as your hat fits your head? This is a mighty good time to find ont just what “gize” insurance you ought to have. 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This exceptional water The same generous hand of Nature chat provides ideal brings out the hidden flavors seaings for week-cnd trips of hops and grains and makes in this Western land makes Olympia the highest cxpres- possible the refreshing per- sion of the brewing art. Fun ahead! Make it doubly enjoyable by taking along » supply of Olympia—a light, satisfying beer for temperate enjoymeat. sonality of Olympia Beer... For deep in the ledges of the good carth at Tumwater is found the wacer thar makes Olympia 4 different, berter “Its the Water” Jvfl"ols WELCOME AT *One of Amarica's Exceptional Breweries” + OLYMPIA BREWING CO. # OLYMPIA, WASH, U. 5. A \ Janan Sources Claim No Elevators for g e p P 00 WS ek Down to the sea in—elevators! that, if the vessel is equipped with inventor, is offering the patented lif deck is shown by illustration (5). varieties of list. arming of merchant ships. Rep. J (right), (D.-N.¥.), whom he had # THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-JUNEAU, ALASKA the exchange with Bloom, smiles approval. Lifeboats Latesi Safety Device Hapless passengers and crew members of torpedoed ships would do Jjust Oscar Braecklein, representing the (Above) large sketch shows how the Douglas life saving device. feboat-launching device to Uncle Sam. (1) the compact Douglas life saving device would enzble lifeboats to be loaded on platforms (2) and low- ered in cages (3) down side of ships and (4) safely launched, according to inventor. ‘Return of cage to Smaller sketch illustrates pliability of elevator mechanism in several Harmony Prevails; Ship Arming Approved Bitter words gave way to handshakes at Washington, D. C., as the House Foreign Affairs Committee, considering revision of the Neutrality Act, gave approval to propgsed repeal of a provi ision which prevents . M. Vorys (left), (R.-Ohio), extends a hand to Chairman Sol Bloom criticized. Rep. K. E. Mundt (genter), (R.-S.D)., who also engaged in (Continuea from Page One) i porating these in an over-all Fed- ral system that would give con-| siderably larger payments on un- insurance. S. R., Rollo, Mo.—Congressional circles say a new defense highway bill, to take the place of one ve- toed this summer, is already in the making and will come up in Congress soon. The fight on this measure has been whether the funds should be ap- portioned to' the States, on a basis of population, etc., or whether the fund will be administered from Washington and apportioned wher- ever those in charge deem it nec- essary. N. H. B, Santa Fe ,N. M. There ARE units of the Regular Army in Iceland, through what units and how many is not avail- able information. It is the Nation- Million, Eighl Hundred Thousand Men Sfill Goal For U.S. Army;Dismissals employment, old age and survivur;namr_ | shortage exists and Senate investi- principally } FORCES OF NAZIS ARE KILLED OFF (Conunuea 1rom rage One) | “operating expense” of these .cen- ters, P, s R. Jersey City, N. J.— The!silent this morning regarding any new advance operations before Mos- “oil shortage” is in status .quo, | with Harold L. Ickes, oil coordi- %" et s : st} insisting thatis the| xis forces, Berlin declares, are driving on the Donet River indus-| t_“‘trial basin in the Ukraine and have SUllTscored further advances. i gating committee = members insisting it doesn’t. Lined up be-' gy contrast, reports reaching Loh- {hind both of these fronts are donysaid new ReélJ Army zroopi have numerous railroad, oil and BOV'!slopped the German thrust toward | ernment officials. Time will tell.| Rostov. gateway to the Caucasian 1If there is NO shortage, the possi- |oil fields, after evacuating Tangan- bility of one should be over by borg, 30 miles west. - - — FOOD SALE FOR CHILKOOT BOYS SET SATURDAY | spring. If there is one, it should | | beconle really obvious by not! |later than the first of the year. .- 'SNOW FALLS AT * TAKU LODGE AND | | | | | | al Guard and selectees which, la cannot be assigned service outside the hemisphere or United States possessions. However, it's almost impossible to get half a dozen persons to agree whether Reykjavik is or isn't in the Wesi- an Hemisphere, J. L. Butter, Mont.—In a recent column, I explained that Thomas E. Dewey, as chairman of the United Service Organizations, had come to Washington “to do some- thing” about breaking the bottie- neck in construction of USO serv- ice centers. This construction, for- by | T up I_YNN (A Al[ From all reports the ba'r sale | ! planned Saturday by ‘he ‘..erican [Women's Voluntary § .es will be | The white blanket of winter;® ®reat sudcess. with numerous crent. TeakE duncaut Badont wm”cnkef, cookies and other goodies fresh snow more than half way}poum}g 1810 the huliding tormerly down the slopes of Mount Juma“,occupned by, the ‘Bears, Roebuck ) Company. All proceeds from the and with reports of low-altitude o1 win pe sent to Chilkoot Bar- snowfall at nearby points 'both| gcks for the recreational use of the north and south of Alaska's capi-!juneau and Douglas boys in train- tal city. ing there. A light snow fell this morning| Douglas women are also taking| at Mary Joyce's Taku Lodge and|part in providing items for the sale, | snow was reported yesterday after-/and Mrs. W. E. Cahill is in charge | noon at Eldred Rock, in Lynuof soliciting for the AWVS in that Canal. leity. In Juneau, Mrs. W. S. Ramsey No snow is expected lere yery|and Mrs Jesse E. Graham are di- soon, however, the Weather Bu- recting the sale. reau reported. Light rain storms| i R continuing to sweep in from the GOES TO SITKA Pacific will probably keep the rnin| Traveling broker A. Van Mavern merly under direction of the Fed-!falling here for several day: i & . b eral Works agency, now has been was Imeevncl in the wiu::;‘.‘xs ol:‘f*;:,rns:t;:engm Bt £ turned over to the Army. About gervation ecircles at the Fede'nl; P o one-fourth of the - 220 recreation Building. : | o center buildings have been ap- R N Y R & | MURPHY TO. SITKA proved: and; the rest should follow = STEP' to Health with )BM«UI R. E. Murphy, Alaska refiesen- immediately. The $11,000000 fund Feet, Phone 648. Chiropocist Di | fative - of Dupont, left for Sitka to which you contributed is for Steves, ady |aboard the North Sea. I SEARCHFOR LOST NURSE CONTINUES Ski Parfy Today Joined Planes and Snowsho- ers in Quest Seafching parties along the Tan- ana River were still searching to- | day for Lucile Wright, well know: | Office of Idian Affairs' nurse re ‘ported lost in a snow storm dur- |ing a dog team trip from Moose Creek to Tetlin Sunday. A wire today from 'C. J. Rhode, Alaska Game Commission repre- sentative in that district, said the | game commission’s small plane has been in use during the past dav, searching for Miss Wright, and | that a ski party was being organ- |ized to start out at daybreak to- day on the search. Claude Hirst, superintendent of the Indian service in Alaska, said today he had ‘no doubt that Miss | Wright had plenty of heavy cloth- ing and food when she started on the trip. He pointed out that the nurse has been in the Territory for the past 15 years and has been serving the Moose Creek, Tetlin and Tanana Crossing communities for the past five years. Greatest danger is that Miss Wright's sled may have broken through thin ice on the Tanana River, Hirst said. Pirst word of the disappearance of the nurse was received here lasc night in a wire from Glen H Neitzert, CAA airways engineer at Boundry Field, near Moose Creek Neitzert said search for the nurse was carried on all night Monday and would be continued by both plane and ground crew until the missing woman is found. like o Al S SNOW FALLS AT CHILKOOT, LARGE FLAKES National Guardsmen and Regulars Supplied with Winter Clothing CHILKOOT BARRACKS, Alas- ka, Oct. 22. — With National Guardsmen and regular Army men issued winter clothing and pre- paring for winter maneuvers, first snowfall of the year fell on par- ade grounds and Haines this morn- ing. | The ground is wet and the Snow | is not sticking but coming down in large flakes with possibility good for ground being covered by nighi- fall. | Surrounding ranges covered to bases. 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