The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 23, 1942, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Daily Alaska Empire Published every evening except Sunday by the EMPIRE PRINTING OOMPANY of war that Becond and Mlm Streets, Juneau, Alaska. the HELEN TROY MON! k- e g FOES ) which ‘dreye oiir R L - - Vice-President and Business Nanag Week ee Eotered in the Post Office in Juneau as Second Class Matter SUBSCRIPTION EATES: The for §1.25 per month ing rates: is going NATIONAL employers which will be from May President’s to be a THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA EMPLOYMENT WEEK and lmplmm(‘n’ nllx(lxll.\ heed | words of President Roosevelt in the proclamation attention to National Employment 3 to 10 this year. forecast a condition that the words rrived at if efficient prosecution | [ ) Ao e emres s e st ¢ APRIL 23 Mrs. J. H. Likins J. Steele Culbertson Wilbur Burford 20 YEARS AGO 7% empire APRIL 23, 1922 George Watkins Evans, prominent Seattle mining engineer and a | well known expert on coal, was considering an offer from the Lake Export Corporation, Huntington, West Virginia, to make a survey of the 2 THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1942 L e e DIBECT(DR Professional Fraternal Societies Gastineau Channel i i) e — Drs. Kaser and MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 Second and fourth Monday of each month m 00; nx monlhl. in advance, $6.00; | >f the war effort is to continue. More and more of Lillie Mae Allen < 2 one montn, 1h advanes, $1.35. s Soimer HEh i the it ave beily AaMed o] MrarVIAEUTURNENREA | e So SR AE Freeburger in Bcottish Rite Temple Bubscribers will confer a favor if they will promptly motyfy [ ¢ VOUNECr ¥ ke h $ | ) " 7 beginning at 7:30 p. m. the Business Office of any fallure or irregularity in the de |ijoin the armed forces. Thus it is imperative that Fay Carothers E i 2 DENTISTS N Hivery Of shalr DEpers, 4 Vs bl Myrtle A, Krusey J. T. Tenneson, Superintendent of the Columbia Salmon Packing Blrngren Building R. W COWLING, Wor~ Telephones: News Office, 602; Business Office, 374. lder men—men over 40—m the wheels turn tha ‘ AR Company, at Tenakee, passed through Juneau op his way to the can- PHONE 60 shipful Master; JAMES W. LEIV« - ; roduce the food, clothing and war supplies at home Varpl Fone MEMBER OF umculnm m::-‘ & i JLOCMCE, 196, iy CLOLTDG BHC War BHVP s S v Mrs. T. F. O'Malley nery. Operations had already’started at the plant in preparation for the ERS, Secretary. The At iated Press I lust! en! o o use for Says p resides % £ " 4 reputieation of Al news dispaiches credited o it or mot other- SRR e R | Frank Campbell salmon run. He expected to pack 10,000 cases during the season. : oo wise credited In this paper and also the local news publishe( There is a place for these men and other work- | Glenn Olegaard ———e’ bereln. 2.4 rs past forty in the'gigantic war production program | s T, e ver s N <on LN 2 I | Wyatt Upperson F. A. J. Gallwas and C. H. Helgeson, of Douglas, were members of r W Stewari 4 ‘”““f.‘}fli,“f‘,(‘k‘PTJ;’"&?’Q?{:{'S’J&JSJ!—:E?«M" n which we are 4»:'; ged. There 1~ a pl»lu" for H\fl.n Mrs. R. F. Wright lmp Grand Jury in session in Juneau. ' ot b : Meets every wrdne.\dng atg P. | A ¥ i e GRe I5 n jobs for which they are already fitted, and there| . . o DENTIST § M. Visiting Brothers welcome. NATIONAL REPRESFNTATTV Aluska Newspapers, 101 & 4l % n job-trai: cour: 3 d i i N American Buflding, Seattle, Wash, a place for t! SE) I Jon et e S0 D desizned | pe—— Tickets were being sold by the ladies of the Eastern Star Lodge for 20TH CENTURY BUILDING ARTHUR ADAMS, Exalted ‘ - - - —— e ) build up the ills of the nation's manpower. l their annual dance to be given on April 24 at the Elks’ Hall. Special iRuIPr; M. H. SIDES, Secretary. { While employment in many industries not es- 0 R 0 S c 0 P E {} | decorations were to transform the halk into a place of beauty and music Office Phone 8 *,-m,,:,,,,-,-,,,---d ential to the prosecution of the war will be dimin- | was to be furnished by Woofter’s orchestra « o : 3 hed, it is also true that as the war program accel- ||| “The stars incline { | T PIGGLY WIGGLY rates, many Americans not now regularly r'"\!’lfl\"‘il but do not compel" ’ ; Howard Ashley was given an unanimous vote of thanks by the new cllll’opl'achc vill be called upon to take an active part in produe- | # oo} | City Council of Skagway when he retired a few G previously from the || Physio Electro Theropeutics For BETTER Groceries ¥ he war e | 1 J n 1 and May Before i the war effort Council after sixteen years of service as Cou: ind Mayor. Befor DIETETICS—REDUCING Phone 16—24 Yet it is not on a basis of patriotism alone that FRIDAY, APRIL 24 igmng on the Council he had served several ye 3. tHo § y School || Soap Lake Mineral and Steam employers are urged to open their doors to oldvx" This is not an l.ln]JOI'liLnL ”“»";Bum'd. Baths - workers, but on the basis of soung business sense as |in planetary direction. M(\um\l\ e Dr. Doelker, D. C., Bernard Bldg. well, for it should not be forgotten that these older |1 adverse in the morning, but .n] Lights for the convenience of small boats were to be placed across Th R flll st " | workers have qualifications that younger persons lack benefic aspect later. Mendenhall Bar during the summer as the result of efforts of the Juneau e Iex ore Work experience, stability, and responsibility are as- “E"“RTI ANE LHOMF Wome | commercial Association and Mayor R. E. Robertson, it was learned Dl’ D H Your Reliable Pharmacists % B o may be despondent and appre { A s i aiot i kd d y S05, hn ts we 1ot afford t aste this crisis | f W. C. Dibrell, of Ketchikan, Superintendent of Lighthouses. . J G [ T R i e sive under this configuration. Ru-| O™ A ) - Leyer BUTLER-MAURO i 2N mors from war fronts may be di g 7 5 3 DRUG CO. s e TRALD) Parts | ving gular session of the Moose the night before, s A PROPHECY coufaging fof those who awalt news | Foulowing the regular lodge scsson A Room 8- Valenine Blag. —_ A NEW CROP? — from’ husbands or Sons But later |Manager John Spickett had invited them all to the second show at the PHONE 762 4 f There scems to have been considerable discussion [gcod reports are indicated. ‘;Pal;\(‘(\ Theatre. About 40 members accepted the invitation Hours: § am. to 6 pm, crstand that one of the questions which |of late on Col. Robert M. McCormick's efforts to tell|stars presage many losses of figt : e e TR B R Sivion. Who TIDE CALENDARS e settled n the American Lezion holds its|the officials of the United States how to win thisiing men in the next few we Harvey Sullivan, United Gmllu ‘vln\nlnrm the Third Divi R R nvention at New Orleans will be whether |war. As an example of the Colonel's far-sightedness | but the United States combatants had been in Juneau for several days, left the previous evening F EE ot the will open it doors to the new crop | concerning war policies, we point out the following|Will have turned the tide toward Eone lg!mtsmsou, OPT. D. H R D o marines and sailors who are fighting in | bit of advice which he printed in his Chicago Tribune | Victory and will have died as heroes | : i raduate Los Angeles College arry dace, fllgglsl of extraordinary deeds of 18 Mrs. C. E. Rice entertained with a twelve-table bridge party during of Optometry and b SRR L bezome known World War 1T lghtly more than one year ago: | e i 4 Opthalmology BT W t i thit th 1 be “We have no T \ to fear any nation or com-|AS the meaning of the war be- the afternoon at Parish Hall. o . LR B A R it 2 i o comes more deeply stamped upon{ . ———— — QGlasses Fitted Lenses Ground ome I question in legion halls all | bination of nations that can be brought against us.) ; a8 b 2 3 LA » Mis. G. F. Free- : B D e e Gine i orany e will rer Easter Sunday parties included a dinner given by Mrs. G. F. H “The Stere for Men™ « g U It Syould irequiny & changeSAPR, & SRR o f ; e e " ereat service to the nation in many | burger and Mrs. J. D. Helps at the Helps residence with covers laid for i : al constitution (o open the or-[end of that war is not in sight. ~Germany is S| el or effor, {welve, a dinner given by Mrs. L. D. Henderson, and a dinner gicven by SAB"TQ | on'c membership (o this new crop. Mean- |irying to overcome Britain, Ttaly is punch drunk.| BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Novel in- | wMrs, Robert Sample The Charlesw Carier | 1 | i ek ing on Even if all their plans of conquest should succeed 1t 1 oy + discarded L | | ventions and odd uses for discarded e || Front St—Triangle Bldg. | W ¢ in Legion was formed, its con- | within the next I4-‘\nv'l|mnlhx 'n would T”” be 1”“2, materials will pmvbidv employment Miss Helen Smith entertained sixteen of her friends at dinner at her Monu t . ; y ed that membership would be open|after January of 1843 before they would turn their for many persons in the changing .. i the Bishop Apartments afY | ’ ed In the armed forces in what | attention to us conditions caused by war. Junk £ AR%S Pourth and Franklin Sts. | has becon wn as World War I. The legion's e heaps and eity dumps will offer| vy g g, Ward was hostess the previous evening at a bridge party PHONE 13 [[ Youl Fina Food Fimer ama | e everyone else at that time, never gave| Why Not An LAEF? e B b i S g at her home during which four tables were in play Service More Compiete at | i o the possibility that there would be | o CENERy Woik for sy SHe BRE T able- S ) Y 3 % bodied is forecast. Age 3 . 3 | sther great world war of any such scope as this (Cincinnati Enquirer) \:‘1’:;“]‘)”)\; l‘)’",h ?\mlmgtz ‘:’\"\“l”l’;t Weather for the Juneau district was rainy with moderate southeast ! Jfllu-s‘"ells s'.. \ m MRAIOP | If an AEF is in Australia and another in North ents and experience long nezlec winds. Maximum temperature was 39 and minimum was 37. . 5 corrsn snnp | It rican Legion membership last year went |Ireland fighting for the freedom and security of the | T LADIES’—MISSES’ E 5 ed. Preparation for POSL-WAT 0C-| pmeosooeeo oo s oro e eer e e or e r oo e e ee s oo s e XEAD fo about 1115,000. The organization now has about|Western Hemisphere, why should there not be an!yj, Ll it Y-TO-WEAR | ¢ 3 es presage all-encompassing Seward Street e $24.000.000 worth of club houses and other property | LAEF—a Latin-American Expeditionary Force? This ) qvision for individual efficiency D | [essons in En IiSh by Near Thrd | | =4 i 2o |duestion i posed and answered In the new isue of | T\igents wil be few and pensions aly g W. 1. GORDON FINE ; onnaires who favor taking in the younger |Free World by Hugo Fernandez Artucio, a wise and will take on a new meaning as i crop ar that it would take a long time for the |courageous scholar of Uruguay. superfluous for many now eligible,| """ T T T i Watch and Jeweiry Repairiag | i rs fo build up any such organization on| His case is a plausible one. An army recruited| NATIONAL ISSUES: Danger ‘s WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “The horse's intuition| | JAMES C. COOPER at very reasonable rates | They also point out that many now |from the 20 republics of Latin America would streng-|seen in fifth column effort to guided it towards home.” Say, “The horse’s INSTINCT.” C.P.A. PAUL BLUEDHORN i rmec ervices are sons of 1 on- | then Port spirit of resistance to Nazi encroach- estrange us from our British friends. OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Process. Pronounce pros-es, O as in Business Counselor | i naires and would like to belong to the same organi- |ment, would warn Falangist Spain that it will not|Secret propaganda will be widely| ON, and not as in NO. COOPER BUILDING | 7 ST ‘ ! eir da reconquer its colonies in America by siding with Hit- |disseminated. Warning is given that OFTEN MISSPELLED: Callous; adjetcive (hardened). Callus; noun || 4 Those who oppose the argue that the young- |ler, would greatly strengthen the actual military de- [Political speakers and writers may| (a hardened area on the skin). * __4.,' PRS0 L 4 ters might not fit into the same outfit with the|fense of the Americds at certain vuinerable points, |bestrayed into approval offtzgach- | .~ SYNONYMS: Clothes, clothing, costunte, garments, dress, apparel, { INSURANCE i older men—wouldn’t have the same spirit, pastimes |like the coast of Brazil. f‘r’l"“-‘ B LR L " | attire; raiment v sie L. C. Smith and Coroms and same ideas as their forebearers. They think that In addition, the concerted action of the Ln(iufl(.\‘:“ Z]‘):“: ‘)’;"]( ‘,‘lf‘l_:’i‘““"‘;,’f“ h;““ WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours." Let us TYPEWRITERS B the sion should remain a closed outfit whose last | American states would advertise dramatically to ”"‘jmn bm “i“ ])(;l;“o e {)" ml: increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Todasl word Sold and Serviced by Shafl k A mber should expire around 1990. | whe® world the solidarity of the Americas and under- rapresented ‘m(l tiviablc Ferabis APPOSITE; well adapted; suitable or fit. “This argument is very J B Bllthl'd & c. uc. gency Thus the debate goes. It ns probable that |score the fact that all the free peoples of the earth|oe sna alies willbe Wrongly Inter<| SCPOfLe 0. the ease. Wt o be > ( S gly inter “Our Doorstep Is W wheén thi .r, there will be more service men |are now aligned against Fascist aggression | Groten. “AEOEINGARS TeUBAb AL Vi oy A ki S CALIFORNIA in this co than at the close of the last war. Tt It is strictly'a problem for the peoples and gov- tory is assured but it will not be b possible that more than 10,000,000 Americans may |ernments of Latin America. This country can neith- |attained without sacrifice and will MODERN E'"OUETTE Y [l Grocery ana Mest Matkes bt in this war before it is over. A combination |er counsel nor cajole them. But if such a Latin- jexact a high price. | ROBERTA LEE |+ 478—PHONES—371 of those who come back from this war with those |American Expeditionary Force arises from the spon-| INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR Sl e Lude AR R S SR R DR. H. .YANCE I High Quality Foods at who came back from the first one would produce the 'taneous zeal of our neighbor republics for the de- Those who read the stars have ol . X g S o o P Sur . out BTREOPATH Moderate Prices most powerful single purpose organization this coun- |fense of freedom, it will be a powerful aid to um‘tml)ha&lzvd for years the predic- ?'9 Isn't a young person entitled to all the pleasure he can get ou CotiliEton inh eaninit | | PSS 7 : | of life { O hik e S le United Nations. tion that surprise would be an out- | of life? 3 & ] couse of the U % 3 tandink e 5 " = A. Yes, if the pleasure is innocent and moderate. Modeartion should free. 10to12; 1t08; || g LI = - |standing feature of our enemies’ 7 t0'8:00 by appolnment. ¥ e — y in s hings 1t wrote, “The seeds of repentance | o Note: While Army Chief of Staff | clusive clubs. For some reason the plans to overcome, us. Again they be practiced in all things. Colton wrote, SR i ds i : Gastinean Hotel Annex & WHI | Washmglon ; ; ; i he Uarn that the most unexpected are sown in youth by pleasure, but the harvest is reaped in age bY || moutn Wrankin St. Pl || Buper Power | in 1935, Gen. MacArthur, testify- Social Registerites seem to prefer t. Phone 177 | s i : ltars Af. the Navy. ' Maybe it's because Navy moves may be features of attempts pain.” ~— - TRUCKS and BUSSES Me""- Ik "c“’“ the Senate ‘\“i""]»‘ - miscions ere more. sasily ob.|to invade territory belonging to the Q. What colors in ink should be used for correspondence? | i e st NASH CARS I Eomiee, OPDOMES (U0 bl » the “right people” than|UNited States. Dangers from with- A. Black or dark blue ink should be used. Persons of good taste| Go_Rou"d tablishment of the Navy's Selection tained by the “right people” than . b 3 | . Christenser. Bros. A A iR ar s in have been forecast and one of do not use fancy paper or colored inks. Arcl"e ' 'en’ Garage Board promotion system in the Ar- | Army missions. 1 ibil P ; ; s 909 WEST 13TH STREET my. Such a system, he said, “cre-| Meanwhile, local draft boards ar o|these is the possibility of a great| Q Is it all right for a man (o hail a woman on the street? PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT | Such a system, he said, 3 = lexpl in an America : - (Continued Irom Page O0€) |, 5 psychology of fear and in-| Peppering Washington authorities| o l’: °;‘(f;r,‘] cmPf\nl\“:;;:v:\m phioh A. Yes, if he knows her well. Audits Taxes e . timidation throughout the whoe With complaints about Navy requests ™00 "0 S0 et e 5 Z R Systems Bookkeeping cause they did mot have the An-|oecieer perconnel Tt is jnpossible | fOF the deferment of certain regis-( ©® e e is| Rm. 8, Valentine Bldg. Phone 670 “HORLUCK’S DANISH” | i abel when they became| i ture'of pence to dete e trants facing induction on the| !n\nl mel mxg:m[m A! year n]f" u:— an [ St bt i< alnn Ice Cr Fla | elig for promotion to the rai oy > . e ground that they.are in’line for}uiufl IDUSEEst, for there W & am vors | of Stcr s elontion Baard|e s Bl COMA CCRR NE [mey ol gils dn environdeni e C SO “Say It With Flowers" but ey o, s o, | o T Rk e e ok Note. Latest member of an in-|association. Much happiness is in- | ¢memme B S S TR I WP o | s ¢ ul E“mmmfll Cocoanut Grove, | £ saveaiiced them for fatitper SONS OF RICH MEN fluential family to be given a com- | dicated. | 1. Which three States have only straight lines as boundaries? SAY. IT WiTH OURS! Caramel Pecan, Black ;:Lm | Outraged by this gross unfairn, While axing officers of the cali-| mission by the Navy is Hiram| Children born on this day prob-| 5 wp, was the wealthiest President of the United States. < Raspberry Ripple, New !a:-x::‘ Congress pussed a special bill (o|ber of Commanders Young, Bridget Johnson III, grandson of the bit-| 20, Wil be Jndependent, ambls 5 1,4 deck of playing cards, which jacks' faces are shown in Juneau Florists Rock Road, Chocolate, Strawberry save these officers. But the brass- |and Abernathy who are fighting for |ter isolationist California Senator.|tious and able to surmount alli ' o/, Phone 311 and Vanilla— i hats were more powerful than Con- | their country on the high seas, the Obstaoles.” Mty falents belon®SEECL 0 L ons of food does the averaie Persop cotisume in a at the GUY SMITH ress. They went to the Pre brasshats are quietly dishing out MERRY-GO-ROUND Ithese strong Taurus natives e i 4 - —“*_DRU_G_‘ and got him to veto the bill. commissions and s erths ic carly 10 perc in/ ‘C°l’"”€“‘ 1942) ' ; | nd ¢ A Al b pmmisticns an. it Sberths tor - HegUY IR 0 U LN V3 | 5. What novel by Charles Dickens was never completed? . ot Today, these officers are stiil|scores of draft eligibles who nave the U. S. Army and Navy \w.ui ‘ e ce ers LOo. H GRAVE rvingz their country in dangerous|the good fortune to be the sons of glasses. Further, officials evpmt | : i s Oil . S. s i josts—as “discards” who, if they|rich and influential fathers. this percentage to increase as o D LAS \ Je; Colgipds Wypealon and Diah. s A “The Clothing Man” vive the war, will be retived as' The other day the Navy Depart- mission standards are \iberalized. | 2. George Washington. Heating } a “reward” for their service lent issued @ press release giv- - . . . According to Intellizence| NEWS 3. Jacks of spades and hearts. Phone 34 Sheet Metal | | | Z°M OF HART ECHAFFNER irig the names of 461 men comms- | reports from Chile the most active | . 4 About fifty tons. 8 . & MARX CLOTHING AL ST R B sioned as “aviation administrative” Axis propagandists there now are| S | 5. “The Mystery of Edwin Drood.” S | kit ROES |officers. Between the ages of 27 Italians. They are reporied to be EARLY A. M. FIRE ALARM i o Hustrati i sind of -land 42, they will hold down desk concentrating at present on d\,,,y_r CAUSED BY REFRIGERATOR | . ; , { —_—mm—m iing .",', « l..‘.d terize | jobs at induction centers, service ing persecutioifs of Cathe A fire alarm from the Kilburn ? | § cnl.mm Lmnn I‘ g0 ) L0 schools, ete. With plane production setting =p|c ADEX'§m€n¢5 around 1 o'clock this cnmA"Y « e follo ‘ A large percentage of this list of | tacular new records every month, morning had quite a number of vol- i ) ' OF ALASKA 1 ent we the Nation newly-made officers are rich young it has become possible for authori- | Unteer firemen on the scene ‘"‘m“ } | seen thrilled by the heroic deeds|men of the Social Register ose | t I {in a short time to find smoke is- | fllb ildi H n of Socia gister. These ties to give the airlines a break. | | ani of Comms Ci Young, E.|are few of them: In the past many of their planes Swing from the front of the build- g ; L er d Bulldmg “alel'lal’ P. Aberr ‘ is J. Brid-| Colby M. Chester, IIT, son of have been taken by the government |iNg as only evidence of a fire. Lo- | | PHONES 587 or 747—JUNEAU Young awarded the Con-!|the chairman of General Foods for emergency war purposes, but cated in the apartment occupied o - ; h alrma ienera ds Sk , bt i : X | ECURF YOUR LOAN THR gressional Me of Honor for ex-|Corp: August Belmont, scion of vhe | now they will be given a chance|bY Miss Ruby McNeill and Miss romo‘e fd Mtidorniu 'Y HDT OUGHPS To Improve ordinary heroism during the | famous socialite family; Clifford V | to Teplenish their dwindling sup-|Eleanor Warren, the burning was ’ nd Moderui Your Home Under Title L F. H. A. ar] Harbor attack. Blown over-| Byokaw, son of a prominent New | Py of ships. Plans are under way| il and around the refrigerator, > - beard by an osion, he swam|York broker: Sherman Chickering, ! to allocate a number of giant 42-|caused apparently by shorted el- . 0 . . . — e ot i o i ot | ot broker; Sherman Chickering, 0 A e g s, ectric cireutt in the macnine. Re-| Prasident Asks Senate to British Using Big Halifax bl e maneuverec nip to safely. | corporation lawyer: Michael Cud- Transports to the major airlines, Sulting damage was limited to the . i B e ¥ Captain of the Navy Tanker Pe-|ahy, of the famous packing family; | (Copyright, 1942, by United jrefrigerator itself and wall which Approve Advan(emem | Bombers n Gel'man SURPLUS—#150,000 cos that wa Jap bombers | Herbert Fleischacker, Jr. son of a Feature Syndicate, Inc.) |was scorched. Insurance covers the a rber 2 Jre 3 a s .. o N o Ao e s Rl i SR loss. in List by 30 Numbers Raids i after ordering his crew to abandon | Fy 4 fesiess A O . COMMERCIAL AND ion | Frothingham, of a prominent Bos- A e o ship, manned a machinegun on the family; Arthur A, Dunn, son STENOGRAPHERS BOARD M WASHINGTON, April B—Presi-| | o 0 008 mhe Royal SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ridge and fought off enemy plane wealthy St. Louis, Mo., realtor; 3 2 | A meeting of the Douglas School|dent Roosevelt today asked the P | ping down to fire on his e » MO, 1RO | positions open for one Junior| Board is scheduled for ti Air Foree's four-engined Halifax . wn to fire on his es- Hbert terson, Jr., and William Acconntant and two Clerk-Ste wiatle: r this evening | Senate to approve the advancement bomber, which has been in the fore- aping men P. Patterson, of the National Cash | ‘o e ens,at 7:30 o'clock to be held in. theef Lieut.-Commander Edward| 00 the British aerial offensive | SAFE DEPOSIT BO! Bridget was cit b com- | Register famil 5 ographers subject to the Alaska school. Monthly business i ta] ‘Hare, flying I f the Pacifl i XES Bridget w 1 by n gister family; John S. Pillsbury, |yt suciem requirements and 3 thiy s is on tap|O’Hare, flying hero of CIfIC, | goainst Germany, has a maximum mander for “extraordinary heroism” |Jr., son of the Minneapolis flour e il besides election of teachers which 30 numbers in the Navy promotion |pomp load of five and a half tons | in the bombing of A P % qualifications. Phone 695, or call|will be attended to. p: i i iles | n t iring:| family; Ogden Phipps of the Leng st WEsE | list. and a maximum range of 3,000 mil the Battle of Manila, Island Phippses. at Room 201, Territorial Building, ————— OHare downed five Japanese|with a speed of 300 miles an hour, i These yall i , . Juneau, Alaska. i . k 3 i y v ; These three gallant officers, w Washington is overrun with thesa NOTICE |planes and damaged a sixth in|was disclosed today | from 12 to 16 years ac er- | young, wealthy socialites who have - .. o Apri] 23, 1942 engagements over the Pacific re-| e T | J U N E A U T A L A s K A vice, were “passed over” by Selec- 168 Navy & . B S AVE TRE TR This is to notify the public that I ce passed .o by Se igled Navy commissions and are SAVE THE DATE 0 I Baneteth & public thek & { pemtly: Rummage Sale: Juneau Womens‘ tion Boards in 1940 and 1941, and | fighting the war on the exciting| For the D. F. D. Annual Dance, Cf” (i any connection with AT . Club, Apr. 27, 26, 29. At Singing| 45 @ result were demoted hunidreds|fronts of the Capital's embattled |Douglas Natatorium, Sat. April 25| o o iuan. Defense Rescue and "Kettle, Across | . s 8 £ . Sat., April | Bomb Squad of g Sale April 25, Northern Light | Tea Kettle. Across from Federal - - of numbers in the promotion list.|cocktail lounges, sa P g R A Squad of Juneau Plot Sale Api 3 3 Lo ! i i i) Toniges, shlons:. nd" ax-| A R DL oer e o Sy, o o, R B, ‘There is no substitute for newspaper advertising| l | o 4 e . -