The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 24, 1941, Page 2

}( OLUMBIA LUMBER CO. IS HOLDING OPEN MORGANS TO ENTERTAIN and Mrs. Morgan will | uest 2 guests at a 6:30 ek dinner at their home on the z Cove Highway Christmas | ha HOUSE Columbia Lumber invited 165 held this hours of 1 to 5 p 203 Admiral Wa > JERRY Pl Company on he open ernoon between m thei S eee — AND JERRY BATTER s Bakery, Phone 577 - BUY DEFENSE BONDS TOM ation ToM BATTER Sully AND Bakery All the Geo. M. Simpkins Organization join in wishing you all a Merry Christmas. The year just about to go into hisiory has been a happy one for us, made possible by you and our many other good friends. So we extend our sincere greetings an besi wishes for many happy and prospercu New Years to you and yours. GEO. M. SIMPKINS CO. GEORGE and NELL < $141.75 For this Big Family Size ELECTRIC NO MATTER how you look at it—frorm top to bot- tom . . . from front to back .inside and out—this is truly a great refrigerator bargain. It's jam-packed with good, down-to-earth value that performs per- fectly during years and years of service-free life. See These Big Value Features Even at such a low price, this remarkable Hotpoint Refrig- erator has these important high-quality features: Vacuum Sealed Thriftmaster Unit. .. Stainless Steel Speed Freezer ... All-Steel Construction... Pop-ice Trays . .. Plus @ Extra Giant Bottle Space ©® New 16-Point Temperature Control @ Auvtomatic Interior Flood- lighting spees sussien THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNI:AU ALAbKA ' HOSPITAL NOTES Capifal Buckles | Mr. and Mrs Empst Stender are| |the parents of a son born at 2:30) la. m, today at St. Ann’s Hospital.| {The infant weighed 5 pounds and 110 ounces. rs, Jack Warner, who has been| a mwiml patient at St. Ann's Hos- pital, returned to her Douglas home today. (Continued frébm Page One) Elsie Johansen, 5-year-old-| compariso f the warlike ghter of Mr. and Mrs. John Jo- I o By o & | pearance of the capital. Hospital m; :l(?::;::,'fd‘:g(i“vmm ; The utter confusion of commen- S 5 e : |tators who for days had been pre- |dieting that nothing would happen in the Pacific was matched only by the surprise of those who had been saying that something would % | \' | | ap- insen Bow Nelson was admitted for sur- ery to St. Ann’s Hospital r iwin Pound Hospital vesterc | has been for medical St Digging down through the clutter of predictions from government of- 1 ficials, I found one from the same man who wrote a report for the President, saying that the war on Robert’ Bugene, born |the Russian front would outlast the and Mrs. Eugene Johnson at|Winter. What this minor govern- m. on Tuesday at St. Ann's|/ment official (he must remain anonymous) said this time was that |the Japanese “would precipitate a admitted to the [ War with the United States” and| medical | seon. He called it hara-kiri (recog- | nized by the Japanese as “an hon- |erable suicide” much more prefer Bailey and Gilbert An-|&ble than living in di 10r). He both of Sitka, were rel Md\suld it was the only way Japan | to-|could “save face” both with her |allies and her enemies and that to the Japanese this would be much more important than economie, in- | dustrial and military considerations. So far as wartime personnel concerned, Washington and the nation are far ahead of that spring in 1917. There are ap- proximately a million persons in the District of Columbia and its | cuburbs, more than twice what | it had 20 years ago before most | of the World War expansion had | been eliminated. There are ntasly a quarter of a million persens working for the govern- ment here—and throughout the coumtry apd foreign lands more than 800,000 additicnal. Thereé are ncw abcut 2,000,000 persons in the armed forces. Ancther million is enrolled for lian | defense and that figure is ex- pected tc double immediately. Housing and office space jare at such a premium that stories of overcrowding and highi jrontqls would fill a volume. On | weekends when snldiers from | nearby camps and government em- | bloyes -are on the move, it is possible to get within a block af Unjen Station—only a few yedi ago ridiculed for its size as someé- thing to which the city could never | BTOW, up. + Is it any wonder that Washing- | tenians are saying that the capital is far ahead, in bedlam, of what it | was when World War 1 broke out?! Pete from Telencio was Ann’s Hospital dischargec A to Mr. 8:30 p Hospital son va. ve Wallace w nment Hospital yesterday. for treatment drew from the 1a Government, Hosp BPELE OVERBY BACK C. Overby, of the Internal n Department, returned to home here today after a trip o the States on official business. S e, Empire Classifieds Payl here thet 'STEAMSHIP COMPANY MAKING RATE REFUND Refund checks from the Alaska | | Steamship Company will be re-| ceived by many Juneau business-| | men socn, H. O. Adams, agent,] said today. The checks, covering a period of months in 1940-41 are to cover adjustments made in freight rates. Shippers who paid| higher rates than were finally ap-| proved by the Interstate Commerce | Commission will receive the dif-| | ference. 14 — e | Tom and Jerry Batter at George Brothers. adv. Quickly, Gets fo Work On Wamme Sthedules REPORTNOW | g 'BARANOF EMPLOYEES |in !return ‘Forest Servire 3 A Pfill‘l > 2 Down NAZIS PLAN i (Gontinued lmn Page One) The London spokesman ARE GIVEN BREAKFAST |rumors of an thrust at Spain .or Tt A Reuters dispatch News Agency Petain ha Ho- rkey denies report resigned Employeés of the Baranof tel, along with their wives, hus- bands, and children were guests at @ 9 o'clock breakfast in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel today siven annually by the hotel man- agement. Approximately 60 recipients of gifts Santa Claus who abundance of candy dren. Robert George, breakfast, French 1is broadcast, ily “there ilse toward that force Pope, in ITOWIU persons distributed also had for the were by an chil- unbridled i sion idea right Envisioning a rew arisi ashes of the world sfru; Pontiff declared there mt era from th Wallis ! gle, the the Schoettler who presided spoke briefly - TRINITY CATHEDRAL MASS AT MIDNIGHT Hymns and anthems will be sung by a choir of 20 voices at the Christ- Mass to be celebrated in Holy Tr ity Cathedral at midnight tonight. High tide—6:31 am. 148 feet Ernest Ehler will sing “Jesu Bam Low ¢ide—12:47 pm. 4.1 feet bina' for the Gradual High tide—6:44 pm., 124 feet FAULKNER RETURNS After a business trip to the soutt H. L. Faulkner, Juneau attorney has returned to Juneau. H attle during the session the Alaska Mining Asscciation ar nual meeting Accompanying Faulkner ¢ trip was his been attending and over no place threaten humanity he limitation of antic struggle is > TIDES time, December 25) (Sun 26 36 December Low tide—0:53 High tide—7:20 a.m., tide—1:58 pm 8:00 p.m >eo am feet 14.7 feet. 39 feet 119 feet Low S High tide SHIP « o o NEWS o o sor who ha Because of regulations ar nounced by the Army, mov ments of steamers, dates from Seattle or will not be made public, account of the v until fur- ther notice e o o Xmas Parfy Held Santa Claus © o o 0 o o dropped down the flue at the Fe al Building noon, but got stuck opposite the orest Service offices on the fourth f , 50 the foresters held their annual Christmas party silv Christmas tree and Jmound of presents in the office of hll\-( Heintzleman, regional for- bore mute evidence that there is no absence of the holiday spirit on the part of the caretakers of the Tonga woodlot A dr g of names determined who should be recipients of presents and whol \hr\lll buy lunches for fellow work-| - NOTICE AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, air route from Seattle to sale at J. 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