The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 30, 1942, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA 3 PHONES METCALF T0 PRESIDE AT BOARD MEET Executive Head of Defense Units to Meet at City Hall Tonight Coordination of the various units of Juneau's home defense will he| discussed at 8 o'clock tonight ir | the City Hall when all departmer- | tal heads will confer. | Civilian Defense Director Frank | Metcalf will preside and reports from the various units will be ¢iven. Only departmental leaders will attend the meeting, which will be an executive session. "DEFENSE BOND " SHORTAGE DUE GREAT DEMAND. Unprecedented demands for De- fense Savings Bonds since the at- tack on Pearl Harbor, December 7. together with the greatest call in the Nation’s history on transporta- tion facilities due to troop move- ments, the shipment of material to both Atlantic and Pacific coasts and the removel of valuables to in- land areas, have caused serious, but liness at Sigrid's. MIL K —From Golden Jersey and Guernseys 9° Ot WHIPPING CREAM 1 Pint 25¢--Pint 4 5¢ GEORGE BROS. Super Market | temporary, shortages in $25, $50, ! | it was stated, but the public is urged | | cepits can be exchanged for the | ministrative Assistant of the Al-| , today. | taken during the month of January, You will find every requisite for love- Miss Este Gillespie is at your service with suggestions and new ideas from the National Hairdressers Convention, which she attended last Fall. LSOO This Space Sponsored by the Firms and Persons Listed Below: w B. M. Behrends Co. Thomas Hardware Co. PAY John A. Young Channel Apparel Shop Cowling & Davlin Co. Krafft Manufacturing Co. Parsons Electric Co. 20th Century Meat Market John Pastl Guy Smith-Drugs Harry Race-Druggist Alaska Trading Co. 0. Bodding Transfer Juneau Lumber Mills Columbia Lumber Co. Florence Beauty Shep 553- 92 and 95 Devlin's Juneau Florists The B. M. Behrends Bank Alaska Meat Co. Electric Service Shop Hollywood Shoe Parlor and $100 denominations of the Ser- | Y ies E bonds. | The Bureau of Printing and En- | graving in Washington is working | 24 hours a day, seven days a week, | to replentish bond suplies, the Ter- | ritorial Defense Savings Staff office | in Juneau announced today. Five million new bonds are being ship- ped weekly to all points in the| country and it is hoped that a re- serve supply for issuing agents can be built up in the near future. L Public May Place Orders Almost all Alaska distribution points are at this time completely without bonds of any dsncmmullon,i Sigrid's Beauty Salon G. E. Krause Alaska Music Supply Percy's Cafe Capitol Cafe Juneau-Young Hardware Co. Royal Cafe George Brothers Fred Henning's Men's Store San Francisco Bakery to place orders regardless, paying for the bonds they order and ac-| cepting receipts for them. When{ bonds have been received at the various distribution points, the re- Juneau Drug Co. Alaska Laundry Yellow Cab North Transfer and Garbage Service The Snap Shoppe Triangle Bar-W. K. Burford Jones-Stevens . ' i securities, which will be dated as' HlliChlngS ECOHOHIY Market of the same month in which the! original receipt was issued. “The Juneau Postoffice, for ex- ample, has aproximately $25,000 of bond orders on hand at this mo- ment, for which receipts have been issued,” Frederick W. Ayer, Ad-| California Grocery and Meat Market Doris Giulian's Baranof Beauty Salon Snow White Laundry oris Giulian s bar Y Triplex Cleaners Yurman Fur Factory I. Goldstein Home Grocery and American Meat Crystal Snow Jenne Alaska Dock and Storage Co. Peerless Bakery "Sabin's” Juneau and Douglas Telephone Co. D. B. Femmer Royal Blue Cab Pioneer Cafe H. R. VanderLeest J. C. Cooper Chas. W. Carter s aska Defense Savings Staff, said | ‘These orders' have been RYan Transfer but if bonds do not arrive here for | another six weeks—which we hope | will not be the case—they still will | be dated in January if the pur- chaser holds a receipt issued at any time during this month.” R Jim Ellen's Cash Grocery West Coast Grocery Co. Juneau Melody House e er———— Baranof Hotel i The history of conducting can | be traced back at least to the 15th | century when it was customary to beat time at the Sistine Choir n Rome with a roll of paper called a “Sol-Fa.” Juneau Paint Store Thibodeau's Cash Grocery Rice & Ahlers Co. Ludwig Nelson Jewelry Store — BUY DEFENSE STAMPS ) Juneau Laundry Geo. M. Simpkins Co. o) Harbor Shurfine Market William Hixson w N S S s s o o o N N N o o o o oo o o b o NN Voo oot PLAY CARDSat . . . ; DANCEat . . . Phone %‘ . N iaRID THE ELKS’ HALL > - THE BARANOF HOTEL . 221 STARTING AT 10 P. M. A STMTING AT9P. M. A / BEAUTY sALON g al ¢ |