The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 31, 1942, Page 6

PAGE SIX ° ¥ "~ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ] Sk ; TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1942 : e /o 7 You Q staying at the Baranof Hotel be- | fore continuing to Hoonah where| he is in charge of the Icy Slrmls‘ Packing Company. Mr. Welsh New Plans Suggested tfo oot e sreuter part of e win- Defense Control During| pEEzT=TEd Aid in Raising Three wasnington. Present War Proves fo : ARMS BI”IO[IWD})HGFS RECKLESS DRIVING Be Sfuml{lrlr[lg Block | MORE DARWIN IS ® A weish witt | CONFERENCE M I)/ AIR RAIDED; ~ %vis Wi | IND]A IS FITTTEETS There’s satisfaction in knowing that the 6%¢ revenue tax you pay on every pack of twenty cigarettes is doing its bit for Uncle Sam And youll get complete smoking satisfaction in : Chesterfield’s famous blend * J X X * ok KR I * * L Japanese bombers subjected Port | ) N i Darwin to the ninth raid loday, an| the British proposal to grant I of the world’s best cigarette el official Australian communique said Jayton Fleek, Juneau, was ar-|dia a Dominion status might break | s s ] this afternoon raigned in U. S. Commissioner Fel- down because of the British insist- We Pay More Than tobaccos. This superior Full iculars are unknown but | 1X 's Court today on a charge/ence of retaining control of India’s! : : : no casualties and no damage is Of reckless driving, The complaint defense during the present war. | s ooo ooo A WEEK blend is tOPS n evcrythmg reported was signed by Territorial Highway This came out at the All-India | 7 i i i D - Patrolman N. Floyd Congress as the Executive Com-| 2' u,yforlheTaxSfa'"P’ you like best in a cigarette. The need for fractional coins is Fleek(plevadr‘d not .g\ul‘l\' and .v‘mmcc and other sources declared | " into the U.S. Treas fields It is definitely MILDE far 8 - | s so acute in Bolivia that paper matter will be heard in Commis-|that the defense issue might cause A week s outpu money is being torn in half to|Ssioner’s Court tomorrow. the Al]l»-l}milla Congres domma}b M pecessary for on COOLER and lots BETTER- make change : > - |ing political party, reject the | ) g BURDICK TO SITKA offer of British Emi sir staf- | id Here’s what this would buy TASTING. Try Chesterfields 5 ford Cripps. The latter has stated in one year: 114 | [] e in oo Z ‘ Charles G. Burdick, Assistant Re- there would be no revision of Brit- | : for defens ERS tOday'SCe Why mllhons say: gional Forester, left for Sitka this ain's decision to retain defense con- ESTROY € ’ I s o slilllcrmmn on an official business'trol during. the war. ; : L Lty You can’t buy a better J 2 trip. He expects to return tomor-| The atmosphere is depressed and OTORED i arette 2 i Relieve Misery 'cKs ’mu grew as the result of the general * o 4-hé\uN BOATS g b ~Rub on l -+ £ feeling the conferences will not * FLYING Time-Tested VaroRuB BUY DEFENSE STAMPS prove successful and this feeling * has extended even to Cripps who % has told the newsmen here the * interviews with the leaders are be- d coming ghtly exhausting.’ | * DEFENSE BONDS ; ! hy i R | * u.S. s TODAY 3 > ” L™ |/ g STAMP : MEN’S FIRST AID . CLASS POSTPONED | .18 1 —_— | f ATTENTION El KS The special men's First Aid class CAROLYN CASSIDY, Miss: Ameri- i taught by Howard Dilg will not can Aviation. From coast to coast be in session tonight as usual, our country's air lines are playing - because all class members are asked a major part in National Defense. « '.’st“llat.on 0'. . to attend the mass meeting of First | From coast 16 €dast ICHEHerfald Aid workers, to be held in the gives smokers more pleasure. . 0ff' c Elks Hall' st 7130 o'clock. ° i WE WILL WIN. We did it before . ers The next meeting of Dilg's class and we'll do it again. Once a will be as usual, on Friday night smoker has enjoyed Chester- in the Elks Hall ield" LA field's cooler, better taste he Noamaaec. o s ‘ smokes them again and again. LEAVES FOR HIRST | P. W. Canfield, local mine em- pl. rst ployee, will leave tomorrow for Kimshan Cove to be employed hy ~” the Hirst Chichagof Mining Com- | % “J 2 \J o » . any. .Speuul Seafood Lunch I ; WHEREVER YOU FIND A BLUEJACKET YOU'LL ' BUY DEFENSE STAMPS FIND CHESTERFIELD. On PT- boat, sub or battle- e — R = wagon, they give smokers a ot more pleasure Myins Toweco Co | DRIVEIS | BEGUNTO OIL AREAS (Continued rrom Page One) Whether you raise vegetables for Victory or flowers for the morale of America, 'the Irrawaddy River route to Man- | National Hardware Week is your opportunity to buy.all your lawn and garden {osiay. 34 : # | The British communique said the ! needs at a great savings! Come in to JUNEAU-YOUNG'S today while our se Japanese have penetrated Shwe- lection of supplies is still complete. daung, 10 miles below Prome. il | Indian troops inflicted hundreds of | » | | casualties and. prisoners have been ' l-l 0 S E rEnTlle Bn ! taken. The British have launched| 'an attack to clear the enemy | penetration of Shwedaung but no 50 “. leng‘hs ss LAWN and GARDEN information is available as to the outcome. ‘ Equally dark news comes today 4oc MORBROP from the Chinese left flahk on the NU-LIFE Toungoo front. The British com- | VITAMIN B have joined other forces northeast of Toungoo and readjusted posi-| GARDEN ={ FLOWER SEEDS that the Chinese forces under com- | mand of Lieut. Gen. Joseph Stil- LILLY and NORTHRUP KING {well, U. S. A. have apparently| withdrawn from Toungoo. Later, !south to aid Stilwell's hard pressed SPECIAL LAW“ SEED, per pkg. lsc forces and have occupied an im- portant railroad station 10 miles Aerial Raids LAWN MOWERS Simultaneously, Axis reports said This is an excellent the Japanese have carried out and other key points on the Toun- bber tires on lawn Gard T l goo-Mandalay road, evidently seek- ill soon be off en oo s ing to block the sending of re- arket. | Heavy fighting of the Imperial | for from the road now blocked by the, Hose Nozzles iGERa) e o o | Lawn Sprinklers BONE MEAL | munique says the Chinese troops| i Chinese dispatches however said CLOVER and CBEBENT LAWN SEED Chinese reinforcements are moving ;nonh of Toungoo. heavy aerial raids on Mandalay o buy your mower Rakes inforcements. Make Your Dollars Fighting Dollars Full size 16-inch CUTTERS, BALL H‘E“é‘:::(’gmm HEADQUARTERS The More Bonds You Buy—The More Planes Will Fly BEARING and Heavy RUBBER TIRES fnades TYPHOON Shovels When you buy U. S. Defense Bonds and Stamps, you are really buying tanks PRICED from Rubberized Gloves SUITS and planes and guns. Your money is put to work at once to provide the equip- ment our armed forces need and must have to defeat the forces of darkness that $10050 t(’ $22.50 -fl;l' GifdéHwal?_ Ideal for Hunters threaten our lands, our homes. Lend to the fullest extent of your powers, gen- All in Stock | and Fishermen erously, to the point of sacrifice—NOW, THIS VERY DAY! Juneau-Young Hardware Co. | H. S. Graves X Get Your | . Defense BONDS and STAMPS PHONE 12 3 | The Clothing Man Extra Large _This space is a contribution to National Defense by, ;. Hood Bay Canning Company .._4 -