The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 23, 1941, Page 6

PACL SIX _THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE- —jUNE AU, ALASKA TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1941 2) T Z / ? g;f’ C;/fi/(//}///r_ | oo CHIMNEY GIFT BAG| .. Th hea € Chimney ( It contain: her 3 I lovely oof Fine Stof in the [ season’s best color 1.0, 1.25, 1.5 Family Shoe Store LOU HUDSON, Mgr. a Al D, In Holeproof's Lovely Cloth | . a box 18 orth of Manila in the Philiy OF ISLANDS 80,00 ipted ir Dutch Get into Action Duten ially rep ime ippine: troc bor of Dg Jap Oil Tanke The i communigu d bomb and instantly o flames od news comes from Hor ilso fror Malayan Japanese Silent Headgquart ained silent thi idmitted bitter Imperial kYo 1 but atement 16 Japanese a Japanese expeditionary occupied Provinee Island south of n,” city in the Mindanao airline .- - 0 miles JERRY Phone AND Baker TOM 57T VYLV VET) cun save TIME —— 1ed from Page One) ) vasiot but foree Litt] nd front 5, ar and Ja ¢ bomb hit (I United Statc Bomb Ki e “‘, B a5 Hed !hree_ in Ih isCar | L T TR d on Hono'ulu and nearby Pearl Harber, which set off the war pai. Three occupanis of the ear [ wers Killed. A Courth man was | Floating Workshop for the Navy of Da- lich Manila BATTER 08 WORRY — by purchasing an attractiv VP e GIFT CERTIFICATE PAY FRED HENNING Complete Qutfitier The Store for Men and Women Who Shop for Men & 5 i (/ O T S T F L TS LSS P the YR-2 way a t First of her type, launched from the plent fdr the opc 1er machine shop, she floating workshop for the United S Dekom & Preventing Jitlers :": o ST is Main JACK STINNETT NGTON, Dec. of official arly days of By I WOrry in se ) W biggest 5| ton Washing- | 1y war is pread tion | chief reason Presi- the ar of wide |out th 1 That dent hysteria though- | was the Roosevelt took the air siving every fwhich Seattl pisode ¢ windows was on panic ange and nashing lighted sutburst. T New York ¢ on the nea ck outs boi and east coa with nerves. > west omplished overwr \' fven in Congress, where not <0 many hours before, war had been voted with calm delibera- ticn, some Senators and Repre- sentatives went verbally ber- evi- {be fil 1is ifile Now; serk. It was these rcports, scat- tered, but steadily piling up ¢ the desks of government off cials that g them even greater alarm than the reports of serious to our fleet in the Paci These official 2 to formu W ir tions by 5 imposing them d and enemy hysteria ion mnch like to | land. Among these, the f to theater q attention rumor thousa more disrupt slowly to be the 100 being certain t given to enemy by {made public. his leaves the door for all sorts of havz little or facst, And the worst amaging of fe planted by ti Fedcral offl impossible that will be bombed cily should b ticnary plans d fc: instant centinuc, w neziby, the bemb Naturally, wide open tions ' that most brication 56 . BUT icut enemy can be no large- 1 in this pha the w st se of How to keep the peo M euard h Column ff a witch et hun nother i part 5 | carved will{ o vithout . hipbuilding Corp. in Brookly no propulsive engine tion that will have to be guarded n, rumor will play a biz mouth circulars Here aga word of in ' by per rum in ters, and hap: |and folders, Therz is one certain way of get- the Fifth Columnists. Demahd proof and until you g aroi ist on be anything it is what some here say jitters and keen 1g. If they can k for a few weeks, ns probably Office of Civilian De- » worked out to keen ' the duration, - CUTLERY MAKES PLEASING GIFT Usefulness officials and beauty can be ibined in a Christmas gift of lery. One of the finest items ir this classification is a horn-handled direct from England. The 1p giver~will also be the douor sarving knife or fork brought izh the U-boat blockade from Albicn’s f Another utilitarian gift is a gad- get knov Clampit that is de- igned tc “His Majesty the urkey” a captive while he is being up for guests. This gift may be the means of preventi many embarrassing moments at the Christmas dinner| table. i hores R CANISTER SE zay cclor and design itehen | place a to work. ive canister of cheer. many This set to| come in want to give clors and as pieces as you designs. You'll be re- r many months to this kind lightens hask. - Empire Classifieds Pay! many househo! R AD! HEADQUARTERS the edification of These sets | i in many different | PACIFIC FLEET CHIEF OF FIRST WORLIZLVAR, DIES Admiral Caperton, Posses- sor of Diplomatic Skill, Passes at Newport Dec Chief of the Fi today at the age of was for many years instrumentality y in the pacific- ibled af s. of ral American NEW PORT, R. I miral William Commander-Tr Fleet du , died here 86 years. He an impor 1t i diplomac World of 2 lega- had il 1915, and of Geseral Sam it of the republic, dragzed ough the streets by a frenzied mob, Caperton, then a rear admiral arrived and landed blue jacke ind marines from the U. S. 8 Washington Diplomatic Skill His skill in composing the deli- cate affairs of th& republic prior to the election of a new president, and his equal success the following year in restering law and order in Santo Domingo, the other half of the und, after President Jimenez was , brought speedy recognition nch Tgnoring seniority, Wilson in July, 1916, designated Caperton to be commander-in-chief of the Pa- ific Fleet and with it went the honor coveted by every subordinate officer of the navy—the four flag of a full admiral In Latin Amer As commander of the Pacific battle force, Caperto: bilities in Latin America continued to com- mend themselve. the adminis- r 1 relations strained admiral cruised along the ast of that country, touch- at the principal ports to mo dly contacts, Rushes to Nicaragua In Nicara time, the approaching Zela, morro presidential election starred to were | 3 at the moment |y Monumeni To Soldier VICTORIA, B. C. 'Dec. 28— Thousands of miles from the Phil- ippines, a stencilled board which| may have marked the grave of a| !U. 8. Army officer killed there years ago, washed up on a British Columbia beach. The board, white with black let- ters, carried this inscription: “in honor of First Lieut. Thomas A.| Vicars, Twenty-seventh U. 8. in- fan‘ry, who was killed in action at Bayan, Island of Mindanao, Phil- ippine Islands, May 2, 1902 - DOGGY PIN That girl in her early | has you wondering wt like really is y to ple A | lapel pin for her sport coat fash- ioned after a floppy eared cdog is a! | perfect solution. teens that she would | | pation in the World War, Caperton | cruised off the east coast of South Amy a with the first division of his fleet, doing much to promote | friendly relations between this coun- | try and the South American na- | tions. Caperton hauled down his flag at 1 Portsmouth, N. H.. in April, 1919, | after five and a half years of con- tinuous sea service. He was retired | as a rear admiral in the same year | but was advanced to the rank of | admiral on the retired list in 1930. In later years he resided at New- port, R. T | The admiral was born at Spring Hill, Maury County, Tenn., on June 30, 1855, was graduated from the | naval acedamy in 1875 and spent his | carly years in the navy in a wide | variety of assignments. He married Georgia Washington Blacklock of | Washington, D. C., on February 9, | 1891. One daughter, Marguerite, was | bern to them. HOUSE COATS Housblddats are thelt’ hey-day this Christmas. There is one for cvery woman on your list. If she wants beauty and warmth all rolled into one garment, look at the new chamois-knit housecoats. These come in a wide selection of con- trasting colors, blue and gold, blue and rose, and red and white. Cut on flattering lines ad trimmed with clever appliques these are def- iitely on the “must see" list. Christmas Menu Features Roast Turkey, Nutbread Mothers throughout the country who are the “‘official” cooks of their households are again faced with the annual problem of selecting a Christ- mas menu. While something ‘‘spe- cial” is expected for dinner, the other two meals need not be elab- orate. Here is a menu for the day which will prove popular, but entails a minimum of work in the kitchen: BREAKFAST Orange Juice Waffles Grilled Sausage Cakes Honey CHRISTMAS DINNER Clam and Tomato Juice Cocktail Roast Turkey, Giblet Gravy Celery Dressing Mashed Potatoes Buttered Green Beans Calavo and Grapefruit Salad Assorted Relishes Cranberry Sauce Hot Rolls Fruit Cake Coffee Milk SUPPER Nutbread Sandwiches Mixed Vegetable Salad Fruit Gelatin Dessert Coffee Milk Tea Milk Christmas ‘Playing Cards” When playing cards were first in- troduced into England they were looked upon purely as a Christmas pastime. .o — Subscribe to The Empire. L sy gua at about the same to hold disquieting possibilities, The ' admiral, leaving his fleet at Cor- into, hastened in person to the cap- ital, where, working in harmony with Dr. Benjamin L. Jefferson, American minister, he succeeded in dissuading the opposition from at- tempting any ities during the election campaign and the election, itself, ever had. Relires to New England try revolutionary activ-'( proved to be one of the most orderly the coun- I/ O N N ) 2 9 ped 2 9 7; g g 4 PHONOGRAPH RECORDS . make IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS! GIVE GIFT CHECKS IN ANY AMOUNT AND LET THE No Shopping Headaches! No BLANK GIFT CHECKS ARE F 122 Second Street OTHER FELLOW DO THE SHOPPING! After Christmas Exchanges! REE—GET YOURS TODAY! ALASKA MUSIC SUPPLY Phone Red 206 SO R0 e EEEEREO00eT00000T) I DI DN " e oo Why shove and jostle through crowds outside when you can' solve your {fbrw&s problem economically and comfortably at our store? We have gifts that will every name on your list. 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