The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 9, 1942, Page 6

INTER (ITY BUSES GO ON WAR BASIS Defense Transportation Office Orders Service Curfailed WASHINGTON, June 9 — The Office of Defense Transportation took wartime control today over all the nations’ inter-city bus op- ordering ;IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIlIIllIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIII|lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIITIII!lllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIlIIIIIIIITIIII!|lllllfl!IIIIIIIII!lIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIITIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIW erations, e RN ;:_;l PAGE SIX LARGEST ASSORTMENT LUNCHEON and PICNIC MEATS 173/ CALIFORNIA GROCERY Be A vice pooled G RIDY: UTY sAaLON o o N O O O N NN N ON NN N routes frozen and competitive All express service (/ «/ / /) ser- | will be di<- continued effective July 1 and after that date, erated for the lof serving golf with L. J SEEK INFOWMATION OF MEYERS HOLDEN lyived in China according to a Reut- Any person having any informa- tion as to the whereabouts of Mev- ers Holden is asked to get in touch i addition to the Snyder by writing to of the the ODT has directed that no inter-city buses may be (])- “primary purpose courses, fields, race tracks, theatres, dancing | pavilions, or other places conduct- ed primarily for purposes ment or entertainment - athletic of amuse- him in care of General Delivery, Seattle, Wash their present aska newspaper Home Grown GREEN ONIONS, RADISHES and MUSTARD GREENS GREEN PEAS STRING BEANS ASPARAGUS BUNCH CARROTS CELERY LETTUCE SPINACH of R The Daily Alaska Empire has the | largest paid circulation of any /\lv| | Plying Tigers LOWArd even vaster production for American Volunteer Group 1943 : i commanded by Brig. Gen. Chen-| Nelson explained that “we found nault and already operating in OUf total production of war' goods ot higher than we had any reason to R U suppose it could be” when blue-| prints were prepared for the war BUY DEFENSE BONDS plants HOT WEATHER SUGGESTIONS!!! Fresh Fruits and Vegetables On the Market Today! //\ /u f/‘ British " air ers dispatch from Chungking TTTE DATLY ALASKA FJVIPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA /NAZI AREAS P. - ANDRAE AND D, Dmmem ATTA(KED BY R. A. WELCH WILL ARRIVE TONIGHT RuhrVaIIey Agam Ra|ded it 'il)..\'{.”&i";’“:LZ‘L"W‘“L:"New York, Cleveland Go ~German Rail Systems They are on Welsh | cannery workers. specsion of their plant at Hoonah. accompanied by Mr. Andrae is very prominent m LONDON, June 9—A strong force|the salmon industry, of British bombers dropped ex-|of the Executive Com of Hitler's domain last night, raid- ley, Dieppe docks and railways as a member| ttee of the|a no hitter yesterday as Cincinnati plosives on hundreds of square miles|Alaska Salmon Industry, and has beat Boston for the sixth & been active on the Labor Negotia-|time. ing the great industrial Ruhr Val- tions Committee this year. As -‘bnse in the first eight innings a and result of his work on these com- airdromes in France and Holland.|Mittees he has become an authority | The RAF lost 18 bombers in the|°D the price control situation “intruder raids on France and Hol. Af€cts the canned salmon industry. | was the only game played Mo In Juneau, Mr. Andrae will be met | by his superintendent at Hoonah,| rank Wright, Jr., who brouzht the tender Pt. Sophia in from the can-| to take the party to Hoonah several | were exploded, and the Schipol air- | weeks. From Hoonah they will ;m.\m the eleventh ir land aimed at destroying the Ger- man (I(fl nses, which was the mai American made were used, Boston bombers ne: several munition dumps where they will spend as it inc Eleven Innings, Former Robert | Are Being Shelled Lllxlmixaw.:h\ \:iligmu and several Finally Winning (BY ASSOCIATED PRESS) Big Paul Derringer almost pitched Only Eddie Miller reached that was on an error. but, thr jmls in the ninth Irame allowed Boston to get the lone tally. TL (in the National League In the American L day, New York spotted |four runs in the {irst then battled the w gue yeste:- Cleveland inning and o a victeiy g when er- drome was successfully bombed, the ceed to Kolwock where Mr. Welsh TOrs allowed the deciding tally runways being pockmarked by direct ' has hits. One pilot derailed a freight train engine and hurricanes fired can- non shells, locomotives Raids continue by the RAF in virtually ceaseless aillacks especially on German rail system so vital to| Nazi control of western Europe .- AIR FIGHTERS | FROM ALLIES REACH CHINA large holdings, Nelson Gives destroying six other possible in War Production Address af Alma Mater Says America Is Doing Im- COLUMBIA, Missouri, June 9 — Donald Nelson, who worked his way Bo'h Ame”(an and B”TTSh through the University of Missouri, Units Reported Arriv- ing af Chungking LONDON, June 9—American and forces units have ar- that America sible” (all estimates. Confidently, the chairman of War Production Board that The U. S. units are presumably Year will EAT FRESH VEGETABLES | for g VTTAMTNE'NJ NEW RIPE TOMATOES NEW POTATOES CUCUMBERS RHUBARB CAULIFLOWER BANANAS, 0RANGES APPLES, LEMONS GRAEFRUIT LIMES ONLY HIGHEST GRADES of BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB, PORK and VEAL SOLD! Phone 371 We Deliver “JUNEAU’S OWN AND INDEPENDENTLY-OWNED PURE FOOD STORE” s returned here as an honored alum- nus to tell the graduating class “is doing the imp in war preduction, exceeding the asse: ted “this year we are making 60,- 000 airplanes and by the end of the still be picking up speed il i ||IIIT||llllllII_|I|I|I||_III|II||II||TIIIIlllllll||ll||||l|llllllII|lllll_IIIlIIl||TIIIT|IIII||TTIIITTIIIIIIllITITIIII||IIII|ITII||II|I|||IIII MONDAY A onal League Boston 1; Cincinnati 3. American League New York 11; Cleveland 10. Pacific Coast League No games were played in lhe Pacific Coast League Monday as the teams were traveling to open today on the schedule for this week STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pet. Les Angeles 31 24 607 Sacramento 38 27 585 San Diego 38 29 567! | Seattle .32 33 492 Oakland 30 33 476 San Francisco 28 31 475 Hollywood 28 40 412 Portland 24 38 387 National League Won Lost Pcl Brooklyn 87 14 735 St. Louis 28 20 583 | Cincinnati 28 24 538 New York 26 26 500 Boston 26 29 473 Pittsburgh 23 28 451 Chicago 23 30 434 Philadelphia 16 36 308 American League Won Lost Pet. New York 37 12 755 Detroit 30 26 536 Boston 26 23 531 | Cleveland 21 25 519 St. Louis 28 26 519 { Washington 21 31 404 Chicago 19 31 380 Philadelphia 21 35 375 Gastineau Channel League Won Lost Pct. Juneau | 750 | St. Louis Blues 1 667 | Joisey Joiks 2 500 2 333 3 250 - TEAM BASEBALL LEAGUE, FT. KNOX FORT KNOX, Ky., June 9—Base- ball is receiving attention here. The Armored Force units have a 23- team league. The outstanding ‘name” player is pitcher Private John Grodzicki, former St. Louis Cardinal hurler. — - GRANDCHILD BORN TO EUGENE ROBERTSONS News was received here today of the arrival of a daughter, born to| Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Dorsh in Cowlitz General Hospual Long- view, Washington. She is the second grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Robertson of Juneau. Mrs. Dorsh is the for- mer Jane Robertson and their home is in Fairbanks. She is ex- pected to return there with her daughter sometime in July, —,,e— The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any Al- P. J. Andrae, President and prm AME upnl stockholder of the Icy blldlts SHIP WILL SAIL FOR EXCHANGES Swedish - American Liner fo leave with Jap Nationals JERSEY CITY, June 9—The 18,- 000 ton passenger liner Gripsholm arrived from Gothenburg, Sweden, a day late on her mission of ex- | change of Japanese-American diplo- mats and nationals. ‘The white-painted Swedish-Am- erican liner brought 193 Swedish and other Scandinavian Americans here. | On the pier of Jersey City is the baggage of the Japs who will board the ship for its first exchange voy- age to Lourenco Marques, exchange point in Portugese East Africa, where Americans from Japan will come aboard to return to the Unit- - ‘ BUY DEFENSE STAMPS } [ | | New Cameron Man-Style | Playwear SO FLATTERING! SO I'm Good Ammunition! Supply your bodies with GEORGE BROTHRES' MILK g —that's the best way to pro- § tect your health. 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