The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 12, 1942, Page 6

PAGE SIX THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 194 | P KRNI N . ' 7 Need More Jana, rire | fo g r | 4 9 ;;3 f E ] [] ] | 1] : quipmenti in nomes In | * b4 5 % g R o 7 f [ aw ; o3 \ 0 @ \ 9 " " Y ;g = / (IIY: Prepare forRaids AIR (RASH INNEW PACT f @ b4 | © o] . % o . ALHE Hii i 14 2 Although mmplm returns have ‘ st at hand and not attem: . ) at hs pt to | 8 ENJOY THE 7)ot it e e, ndhentions 1| vt the iy snes nor e, ATMY Bomber Out of Con- | May Attempt fo Crush Hit-| i b ¢ | night were that many homes in the | time will be bls, i ’ . | { # 1 cify ara ot ed with the | "On the oter hand, when e 12| 70| G0ES Info Sara- ler’s Forces in Al- } 13 T . | equipment nec to fight in-|ajarm sounds A menorinti SIS S i G R e S O T e & SR e g Patriotic and Impressive 3 | condinry bommb, Tires, and the CIv- | nitying shat thers wHl B s, sofa Bay lied Vise : LG : % % ilian Defense a meeting | at hand before a raid, air raid war- | - | ® 9 | following yesterday rt drill, de- | dens are to instruct restdents in| SARASOTA, Florida, June 12 —| LONDON, June J2—With the lpplng ream . % ¢ cided to push a campaign 6 supply | their districts where to seek shelter rmy Fliers were killed and | United States, Britain and Russ ; I % ) every building in Juneau with sand. | out of town two Injured when a four motorad |united as never before under a ne i @ 9y As soon as all air raid sergeants | commiitee consisting of Walter |bomber crashed in Sarasota Bay|pact, Allied hopes of strikin : it ® % have made their reports and it i5 | g o B b Stonart a [;( seorgn toduY 5 AR sive blow nptf war tk In c | o3 f; known how much more sand i |po el oo aonon ey tm;( (II.’mu Officials said: that the heav g R U el e el i . ¢) needed, the Clvilian Deefnse Board | ), , maujcl B T |t i iate e mutiway I ora | ot WG s G i o ;,‘ will take steps to see that sand is |, mporary evacuation ship Aot j”m. of Western Eutope. ¥ @® | @ distributed_ throughout, the city to| Mgl o8] o R o e sont| That the Allied strategy calls for o 193 ») those who need it. | plan fo g _ ;such a move is clearly indicated in ] p 9 It was reported that some con- | P'2n for each district. genul s lthe announcement from Washing- B e | ;;, with the @ tusion s apparentconcerning to | During last night's drill, air raid [ton, London and Moscow which 173 9 what areas residents would tem- |Wardens their districts !agrees on the urgency of opening g 3 1 - ?f porarily evacuate in the event that |3nd made a survey of how many | la second front to crush Hitler's Free Delivery on 2 or More Quarls of Milk 7 Benevolent and Protective # = aming of an impenaing raia is | homes were not supptied with neces. | D T s received enough ahead of time to | S&3 g 1 R S s S s ik b o imir v 0 f/ 1 h ahead of ti kad b vl 1.m b el The announcement came amid in- ’;, % enable persons to leave town. | information will be turned over to |dications that Hitler is massing hi i o Order Of Elks ¢ The board emphasized that if the the Civilian Defense Board. v e . ] ¢ immediately by the staccato alarm, | nounced that mord ERRANNT be dis- | "““‘ Rusia with al e N 9 ;; residents should seek the shelter mb\mrl as soon as possible. | Ob : 5 £ Y 4 e inds S servers here believe Russia's 0 ) o vJ\7 9 | REPRISAI.S munm to withstand such a shock ;; I\ gj SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS o SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS strengthened with the sure olen ( o ) kno“lui[,e that powerful help is on i “ % tr 1 that Hitl 19 5 he way, and that Hitler's opera- ¥ & AY NE 14 ]. 417 g; Heydnch Kl”lng Brmgs tions Wil ‘be’ (mpeded by ‘the rscesc [ Tl ool i © i " L ] B T‘“ |sity of meeting this looming threat ¢ / UMME i i GREEN ONIONS, RADISHES % . ] s h 4 8 2:00P. M. g Czech Patriofs | x “ 4 PA J @ ¥ @ ? 15 S o & it SrfiRgcfxlN : and TURNIP GREENS ® ) controlled Prague radlo has an- 1A ) Ahhs ) H ; 4 cluding two women, have been ex- gfi ecuted, bringing the reprisal total batebesniicid & un( ( 2 to 358 Czech patriots since the ) wounding of Reinhard Heydrich, Real boys just naturally fall for Poll-Parrots. They like theirgrown- up look. But! Poll-Parrots are more than good looking. They're sturdy...dependable...long lasting ...everything an active boy needs in shoes. Mother, you'll appreci- ate the extra service...and eco- nomical prices of these nauonally advertised boys shoes. Bring your boy in for a free try-on...today. $2.25 1o $5.95 Family Shoe Store Seward Street Free Delivery 10A.M.-2P. M. BUTTE Full 93 Score “DANISH" 2 pounds 99¢ Juneaw’s Best Buy On Canned Fruits Home Style PEACHES 4 largelins §5¢ Fancy Purple PLUMS 4 large tins 7 Q¢ Fancy Whole Peeled APRICOTS 4 large fins 7 9c PEARS — Fine Halves Bert’'s Cash Grocery 4 large fins 89 | FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ARRIVING ON NORTH SEA tect e Gestapo Teader, who died about a week after the attack. The total did not count the per- sons killed when all the males cf the town of Lide estimated at 350, were shot, according to re- ports. ——ee B.B. GAME TONIGHT “ME Weather permitting, the Juneau namel team will take the field tonight ONE DELIVERY TO SHERWIN® w".uAn! FLOOR E cotorful € SHERWIN * Wuunfl‘ SEMI-L LUSTR “missing.” ALASKA (OASTAL wall finish- | Naval casualty roll as wiN- wnumnl Is legal fo E SHER | 1ams & STUCCO | Once chief radio officer of the s»:;ém mch ,BRICK PAINT ; PLANES. FLY 10 | Lurline, Miller was assigned by POl tects. | | Pan American to its Manila sta peautifies, PrO | S"KA' HOONAH tion as radio maintenance oper- Shoo' (ra s ator. Later he supervised installa- Passengers leaving here for Sitka | (with Alaska Coastal Airlines today |were H. C. Nunan, John V. Peder- | 8 | | son, J. A. Ford, James L. Hurst,{ | flight radio officer and flight en- | |Lm\ MacKinnon, Simon Cabighs,| gineer. He was in Manila when B. Bocolod, Felix Romero, Ray Pet-| war broke out and as a Naval lunmn and C. R. Krause. | Reserve officer, was called to duty. On a flight to Hoonah pasiencers: His mother, Mrs. Kate Miller, were Frank Shotter and Bemmd lives in San Rafael. Thompson. g TSR Additional flights with passen- tion of radio equipment on Canton Island after which he became | PHOENTIX, Ariz, June 12.—Super- | jor Judge M. T. Phelps “rolled a natural” as far as crapshooters are concerned when he ruled that dice {games do not violate Arizona gam- bling laws unless banked. “Under the law,” Judge Phelps said, “a banking game is one in ® For choice or perfect colors, borrow our Sherwin-Williams Paint and Color Style Guide.Nocost or obligation.Just phone us. Thomas Hardware Co. PHONE 555 The U. S. Navy is a substantial gers and air mail were schediled by Alaska Coastal Aidines this consumer of the nation’s potato|which the house covers all bets. In afternoon. |crop, estimates for the current|a table game such as craps, play ———————— | year calling for nearly 132 million rotates and .there is no house or bank and the man who shoots the \pounds of In;h polatoe; Two Fast Phones 104 --105 HAVE YOU VISITED JUNEAU'S NEWEST and BRIGHTEST STORE. Here you may serve yourself| J ELL—O All Varieties from bountifully filled shelves and counters or if you like to be served we are glad to help you. 3 kgs° 19¢ T® TODAY! ! 2 TRY BERTS COFFEE, Bert's Special o §1.45—CASE $2.89| 9 pounds §5¢ pozen P — case $3 69 LUCKY 530 oo vamet cASE 5193 21h.loal73¢ MATOR—E s e 100 e v vt vy A = 49¢—100 - 39¢|BORDEN'S MILK CIGARETTE! carTon si.25| (MES4.49 SOUPS crwseiis nu vanemss 2.25¢| SCOT-TISSUE SUN SWEET PRUNES ia: sio rrun 2 r0UND CARTON rds BUY DEFENSE BONDS BEST CIRCLE ORANGE JUICE 12 1 -— ALL POPULAR BRANDS 3 rolls 33¢ 12 rolls $1.29 DOUGLAS DAILY! o walk on in Firemen's Field against the amazmg\)’ washable made Dodgers, soldiers’ team, in a seven wall finishe AWIN- LWILLIAMS inning rting at 6:30 o’clock. | | = " b e s N E“““' The ame will be Sunday, s TWO PHONES——92 and 95 s..nm .WiLLt Sc“_[ evening between (he Spare Parts| Ensign George Henry Miller | F‘-A 0“ for frames 85 we and the St. Louis Blues. (above) of San Francisco and —— ft- toned as screens: - oo | former employee of Pan American i rious, O | Airways, who is listed in the last dice bets that he will make 7 ot 11 on the first roll.” The decision will be appealed ta | the State Suplanu Court. R DON MACKINNON LEAVES Don MacKinnon, Assistant Chief dof Police in Sitka, left today with | Alaska Coastal Airlines to returr (home after spending the last few days in Juneau. | They’re Here! A shipment of FELT HATS in all the Newest Summer Shades See Them Today! Come in Powder Blue Dusty Rose Biege Green and White Jones-Stevens SEWARD STREET L