The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 27, 1942, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE——JUNEAU ALASKA PRICEASKS House Junks] WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1942 THIRTY-SIX THOUSAND POUNDS HALIBUT SOlD( 1 H. E. SIMMONS 1 as a paid-up subscriber to THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE Halibut _sales in Juneau today| is invited to present this coupon this evening Inl u ’mnanca 36,000 pounds which was| at the box office of the.— all sold for 12% and 10.50 cents. Vessels arriving were the Emma, CAPITOL THEATRE Capt. Tom Ness, 17,000 pounds, 3 s N IONS’ F o r o I I e rs‘ nld to E. E. Engstrom; Mable and receive TWO TICKETS to see: Capt. Ole Jackson, 4,000 pounds,| Vold to Alaska Coast Fisheries and WASHINGTON, Ma 27 — The| | Spencer, Capt. Elliott Russell, 15,000 | House today reiterated its insistence ' pounds, sold to Alaska Coast Fi,\h-i |that service men be paid a mini- eries | mmn of $50 2 month, and sent bd(,k; i | "“THE SAINT'S VACATION” Federal Tax—S5c per Person WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! Says Information Reach ing Enemy Through Territories { ES TOMORROW the Senate-House Conference Com- ttee's compromise proposal of a | mi WASHINGTOR, Rtay: 21 myron |43 Tinimum. by & vote of 330; to ol ! Price, head of the Office of Cen- (L the committee’s pro.| N tide 0:00 am, 178 feet E | sorship, today asked Congress to| 1M Teality, the comu S PIO-| yow tide 6:27 a.m, -18 feet {close the censorship loaphols |Posal Was no compromise h:n 2| High tide 12:48 pm, 160 feet. | , ste e the Senate’s vote 1o g through which information may |restatement of s { Low, tide 6:3¢ pm., 10 feet. N reach the enemy because communi- |keep the minimum to $42. The next - > TR AN S PORT T‘O COMP N Y THE MORE PLANES WILL FLY You Get a $25 Bond for Only $18.75 [0 0000000000 WEATHER REPORT ® Temperature, Tuesday, May 26 catons in outlying territories and |move on the bill is now up to the possessions remain free of regula- Senate. tion. THE MORE BONDS YOU BUY ... e — tment Now, as naver before in all our glorious Phardpbindivesnsl b Price asked that the first War Maximum 53, Minimum 51 ates Nflvymw hed, history, our Army, Navy and Marine Corps AW MDCH B 2 Powers Act of 1941 be amended to MISS MARY mv([ . BRID AT af ek The U;{:(fid Stwmmgcm e‘;n‘fl\i; 2 d s il gaAY THEY COST? vnn |extend the authority of censorship | ® 0 00 0000 00 0 0 0 requeé unamm urgently need planes, tanks, ships and g LEND UNCLE SA to communications between the | '[AKES FRIE"DS [0 | ViR ! print ts, cargoes °rm American Li‘em“y billions of dollars are il S‘J;;g Bl | Continental United States and its | ! moveme“ h&n‘ immediatel duce these and other $700 o territories or possessions, or between LODGE ON TAKU, of any m° immediately to pro $375.00 : g territories and possessions them- JlT- (ol. R'EG[E wat oy weapons of defense . . . of offense . . « $750.00 . . . selves. S Mary Joyce was hostess TIONS AND and of Victory! When is maturity? Ten years, but you | ;M““‘(m. when she took a group of | 'o S“AK HERE [ FOR RESERVA it 1If we are to smash the enemy out of our (lln (“’Ph:hlcmt:‘:l;o: l-l:l{i lll:hneB;fl:srfi lADIES SIG" l'nl‘n(la %o her Taku Lodge ““] ‘i:, | m;o‘RMAflON CA et hi i b Taku River by chartered Aluska MEMORI A!. D AY‘ ¢ heads, every dollar you can spare, every Tlu‘ party sp(‘m a couple of hmus‘ dime that is not absolutely required for the iat the lodge during the afternoon put in. Freight Pone What's the interest rate? When held to . Col. R. W. Riegle will deliver \ FOR SERVICE i 6" e Juneau. | hx Memorial Day address at im- | eaiith r maturity, the Bonds yield 2.9% per year | before returning to the morial Day address wecessities of food, clothing, and shelte on your investment, compounded semi- | Guests of Miss Joyce were Capl.|pressive services to be held at the should be, yes, must be, loaned to your annually—you get back 2:‘:01» :;:ryfi H n L. Happ, pilot of the DC-3|capitol Theatre at 10 o'clock on | hould I buy a Bond? Start nowg memw.\w Airlines plane that ar-|the morning of Saturday, May 8, | Government! When s s \ - t urday, May 80, | "9 5. o . i buy regularly. INVEST IN SAl e |vived here Sunday night, Capt. J.|in memory of all United States war MART SHIPS - - - Wo must act fast. Start getting your' WiTH PERFECT SAFETY! |, Bradshaw, co-pilot of the plane, | dead. R R e I o Y S S U TN share of United States Defense Remember—You -can mn buying —_— Mrs. Sheldon Simmons, and the| Following the program a parade Bonds and Stamps today. Get Defense Bonds by buying De y@q WASHINGTON, May 27—Wdinen M isses Phylis Bartholomew and | will form in front of the theatre in | = them regularly! fense Stamps for as little as . . enrolled at regular army recruiting | Frances Macagus, stewardesses a-| which members of Alford John ‘. | offices today for the first time in board the NWA plane with Miss | Bradford Post No. 4, American Le- | A LA s K A c oA STA L A l n L l “ E s YA | history, seeking selecti the | Joyce. Sheldon Simmons piloted gion, a color guar 5 R —————————————————————— | firat eandidates for officers' com. |the plun bers of the 4oy Scouts and Girl || Serving Southeast Alaska——Passengers, Mail, Express Get Your BON DS x STAM PS missions in the Women's Auxiliary| Within a snort time after her|Scouts will march, Line of march | SCHEDULED DAILY AT 10:00 A. M. ¢evew U. S. Defense Corps. arrival in the States, Miss Joyce | will be to the Alaska Dock and from | R yo Pel- Kim- Chicha- .—M If the line of applicants at the |plans to return to Alaska to spend |there to Evergreen Cemetery, where | Inlet Hoonah goon Tenakee Todd ican shan gof Sitka A Washington recruiting station is any | the summer months at her Taku|brief military services will be con- |} Juneau $10 818 $10 $18 $18 $18 $18 818 . 2 : e ol byt SRk it 7 ¢ I} s 10 18 18 W 10 This Message for Victory Is Sponsored by indication of the nation-wide re- |Lodge. She has been with North- ducted Sitka 18 18 = 3 sponse, thousands are applying {o | west Airlines during the winter Music for the parade will be|j Chichagof 18 10 18 10 18 10 5 hi C places among the first 450 candi- months as stewardess, headquarter- | furnished by the loud speaker car Kimshan 18 10 18 10 18 10 aS a eanls p 0mpan:’ dates who will report to Fort Des'ed in Minneapolis, where the home of the McKinley. Electric Service, | Pelican ... 18 10 18 ig Moines, Towa, on July 15. |office of the company is located. | Which has been donated by the Todd .. :g :0 o 3 —_— —e———— ‘compmlv for the occasion. Tenakee .. :g 38 0 'I- " (u"l( | Business houses and many omces ggggg% 10 B B GAME IMMUNIIA Io FISHERMEN RA'NBOW GIRLS (HOOSE BUII.DING | will lhv closed .nil I;llnv on I‘m;;\nrh\‘v Express Rate: 10 cents per pound—Minimum Charge 68c in observance o emorial ay, 1 18'[ - » | E"DS THIS MOR"ING TO E N'I' E RTAIN Fo R RE(REA'ION was f\nn«mncvd by Legionnaires who SC%RHREB M}?afiggy %‘:Sngeu l;est.le)rashYurg Kake o | are in <h.ll1,(‘ of th(- pl'u m Juneau $31.00 $31.00 $20.00 $18.00 $25.00 ON T The last clinic of the Wednesday l Eakb . 25.00 25.00 25.00 12,50 | immunization series for preschool MOTHERS HERE HAll I“ juNEAu m Petersburg 18.00 18.00 760 and infant children was held this { | ( RESSMAN Io | ;var:‘nageu 15.00 morning in the Juneau Public A | | f o Juneau'’s baseball nine will be out| gealth Center. ‘During the clinic | Members of the Juneau Assen'l Mayor Harr, 1 Luu.s announced SPEAK TON'GHT Express Rate: 25¢ per pound—Minimum of $1.00 for its second straight win in the of the Order of Rainbow will en-|today that a suSNble building has Gastineau Channel League tonight when the home team tangles with the Dodgers, undefeated soldiers’ squad The game was scheduled for last night. but was postponed on ac- count of rain. Slated to go seven innings, tonight's contest will start at 6:30 o'clock Juneau was victorious in its league start last Friday, blanking the St. Louis Blues, 1-0. The Dodgers like- wise haven't lost a game. Tonight’s battle will cetermine which outfit is going to perch at the top of the standings alone -—ee ALASKA (OASTAL MAKES SITKA TRIP |, Passengers for Sitka this morn- today, completing the series already begun There have been 13 of these week- 10 immunizations were given, j tertain their mothers tomorrow eve- the annual Mother- \Crew of First st Trawler Sunk mng in the Scotnsh Rite Temp l»‘ |been located for use as a recreation center for service men here and |that the city has taken a five-year| ly clinics, during which a total of |at spring | o B ase e Ca Building | 200 immunizations have been giv- [Paapuie, bapduet gf the OFday: ::""h;u::?h 'r‘;'is Ié:n“:?“fk(;; l:"!:l p:.,'. en, 70 for whooping cough, 49 for| by AX'S Say Mafks- | The dinner will start £t 6 o'clock |91 & AR | diphtheria, 39 for typhoid and 42 . in the Temple and wn v \“”" ; G " | mansm Bad ling musical programs has been| Mayor Lucas said that an amend- | for smallpox | p lg ed (l: g s "|ea application, requesting a grant The clinics will now be held only \ plann to follow it. once every four weeks, on Wednes- days, in the Health Center of the Territorial Building. The next one of the series will be held on June 24. - Martha Society Is To Give Sale Here | The Martha Suuetv of the thern Light Presbyterian Church will hold a goodie sale on Friday. The meeting which previously 1 was scheduled for Friday afternoon will be held immediately following | the banquet and program tomorrow | night, according to Mrs. Robert. Cowling, Mother Advisor of the Assembly. All girls of the order are invited to attend with their mothers, o other guests. SHALLIT QUITS NOME JOB;WILL WORK FOR RF( BOSTON, May 27—The first sink- ing of a New England fishing ves- sel since the war began was report- |ed today, and the Kkilling of one io[ her 21 man crew by shellfire {from an enemy sub was described by survivors after their arrival at lan Atlantic port. Capt. Daniel Maher, 59, fisherman ‘&mu- he was 20, and his crew are |anxious to get back to sea, con- | temptuous of the sub crew’s marks- | m.mam,) 5 They estimated- that from 60 to| % 5 | |70 shells were fired, some at ex- !\ tremely close range, but that only‘ ing with Alaska Coastal Airlines|May 29 in the new store of Bert's were Mrs. Joseph Figone, John|Cash Gracery. b"“l‘ 30 struck the 220 ton s!ea.m| Murcheson, Bob Stoft and Henry | Mrs. A. J. Ficken is chairman R 4 Moy. for the event and her committee o SO Those returning on the plane to will include Mrs. H. W. Starling Mrs, Juneau were Harry Hagen, Verne Fred Henning, Mrs. R. L. Wolfe Hussey, George Jorgenson Lisle Heb- ' and Mrs. Willis R. Booth. | ert and J. Scott Donaldson The sale will start at 10 am.. TUBER(U[IN TESTS ARE GIVEN TODAY Tuberculin tests were given this Jmorning in the Juneau Public Health Center to 58 residents. This was the third and last clin- ic which will be offered at the present time for the public to de- termine whether or not tubrculosis germs are present in their bodies to a positive extent. Those who were tested this morn- ing should return to the Health Center between 10 and 12 o'clock on Friday to have the results read and registered. - e — SURRENDERS BULLETIN—Port |May 27—The Ttalian Pamplona is reported to have sur- rendered to the authorities of a nerth Brazilian port according to information received here tonight. | No reason for the sub entering the port and surrendering is given in the brief report. —— [} L] ["glfifli AFTER PUTTING OVER THAT BIG DEAL... ‘avllERMl]}l\GF ANID I\I\ll(r\\ STRARGHT BOURBON WHISKEY Aleza, Brazil, For Generations—A Great Kentucky Whiskey Nationa Distiflers Prod. Corp., N.Y. » 93 Proof Distributed by NATIONAL GROCERY COMPANY Seattle, Washington Emplre Clusslfleds Pay! submarine | charge of the assay and field of- fice at Nome for the Territorial Department of Mines for a num- ber of years, has resigned to go to work for the mining department of the Reconstruction Finance Cor- poration in Washington, D. C., B. D. Stewart, Ccmmissioner of Mines, said today. Shallit, a graduate of the Uni- versity of Alaska, received the RFC's offer to go to work while in the States on his vacation. Mr. Stew- art said that a successor will be named for the Nome job as soon as definite arrangements have’been completed. A ialgup s oo TYPISTS, OFFICE WORKERS ARE NOW AVAILABLE HERE With the closing of schools, a number of typists and general of- fice workers are available for emi- ployment it was announced today at the office of the United States Em- ployment Service. There still exists a shortage of experienced stenographers who are adept at shorthand, officials said. | N BUY DEFENSE SI”AMPb BARNEY GUOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH [ SURE - WELL T TW 3 HOURS “KEEP EM RAPPY “CLUB - WARL - T RECKON o Copr. 1942, King Festures Syndicaie Tne., Wond Tights seserved. — \US "BOWT TME To B COLPLA WW{,SWOR. B TR RS 'J(‘S\(EI:\%:\;‘%S“%Q CALL OUT - SPOSE T Wa% RERRS V1L EXPLAN THE TAWNG COME BRCK B/BOWT Q,\.MEE‘\.E E\‘EDNWE TO ANNE - SHE ANT cfig@?@g\»{& n RN “ERE QANNE CAN TAKE & BUS RIDE e A. B. Shallit, who has been in| By BILLY DeBECK of $15000 from the Federal Gov-| |ernment for remodeling the build- ing, and for furnishings and equip- |ment, will be sent to Washington, D. C. 'DANCE PROGRAM SET FOR SUNDAY AFTER PICTURE { ;. This ye Spring production of the dancing pupils of Dorothy Stearns Roff will be given on Sun-| day evening, after the first show- Hng of the picture “Shining Victory” in the Twentieth Century Theatre. The stage show will last for 45! minutes and will include 16 parti-| cipants, from the ages of 3 to 18 years. No extra admission will bo' charged by the theatre that night. The dancing program will feature tap numbers baton twirling, ex-| hibition dancing, ballroom, and soft shoe routines. CONGRESSMAN WILL ADDRESS (HAMBER OF COMMERCE TOMORROW | Rep. Jack Nichols of Oklahoma member of the House Committee on Territories, will be the main speaker when the Chamber of Com- merce meets tomorrow noon in the Baranof Hotel. Congressman Nichols is in Juneav | on his way to the Interior on an inspection trip of the activities of commereial airlines in connection with work done under army con- tract. | | | | SRS JACK NEWMARKER TO WORK AT HAWK NLET To work at the P. E Harris can- nery at Hawk Inlet during the summer months, Jack Newmarker, son of Mr. and Mrs. John New- marker of Juneau, left this week by ACA plane. 3G WOR ENDRST NARLT T AMERLCA VO NECKRR — DETTA BR MTT FORSA MOTE | for ON WAR BOHDS Congressman Jack Nichols of Ol lahoma, in Alasl on an ins tion trip of comme: 1 airlines for the { Army, will speak tonight at 7:45 o’clock over KINY on behalf of ihe | War Bonds Sales in Juneau With the ending of the Volu Pledge Campaign here, Mr. Nichols will speak in behalf of continuing | the pledges and supporting the go Lhis time. e — ernment a |WELL- BABY CLINIC SET FOR TOMORROW A well-baby mnsmg conference | Juneau mothers will be held ! temorrow afternoon from 1 to 4| o'clock in the Juneau Public Health | Center. Only well babies will be admit- |ted to the conference, where moth- ers will discuss ways of keeping | them healthy. ———.ea CARD OF THANKS We wish to take this opportunity to express our sincere thanks to the people of Juneau, Alaska for their| kindness shown us at the death of our loved cne Sergeant Robert Del‘-’ wood Holland. The words of con- |solation and sympathy, the beauti- ful floweis and everything done to lighten our burden of sorrow will be gratefully remembered. Es- pecially do we thank Capt. Carr, Charles W. Carter and Dean C. E. Rice for their many kindnesses. It is our sincere prayer that God 'may richly bless each of you. Signed, —Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Maugham, La. —————.-——— Empire Classifieds Pay! Holland | S SEATTLE ® Perfect comfort i ® Centrally located Large Rooms o Splendid food all with and service bath. Special Rates to Permanent Guests A!‘ABKANS LIBEE THE Hotel NEW WASHINGTON TRAVEL ON A "p_= essu LINER Juneau'to Vancouver, Vieteria or Seattle Princess Louise sails from Juneau June 1, 12, 23 V. W. MULVIHILL Agent, C. P. R—Juneau, Alaska CANADIAN PACIFIC e el e e L FOR INFORMATION ON TRIPS TO HAINES, Phone slz HASSELBURG, SKAGWAY, TAKU LODGE: Round Trip Fare: Twice One-Way Fare, Less 10% An additional charge will be made mdnlle passengers to flag stops. B e e e S s PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS 1324-4th Ave. Seattle 5 POUNDS BAGGAGE ALLOWANCE EFFECTIVE MAY 23 O. W. $95WSEATTLE$171 M 82.00 FAIRBANKS 147.60 Plus 5% U. S. Tax P4A L. A. DELEBECQUE—District Sales Manager 135 So. Franklin St. PHONE 106 P NEW PLANE SERVICE JUNEAU to THE ATCO LINE | | | | YAKUTAT COggOVA ANCHORAGE KODIAK Allskac:‘::::;rtadol NOME BRISTOL BAY . 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