The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 10, 1942, Page 6

ANCHORAGE HERE “APS ARE ON WAY SOUTH. lANDING. President of the | Rotary Club of -Anchorage and prominent business man of the Westward City, and R. B. Livesley Secretary of the Anchorage Rotary Club and manager of the North- ern Commercial Company, of An- TOKYO, July 10—A radio broad- chorage, arrived in Juneau with cast made here says “large forces Woodley Airways last night of transports, escorted by cruiser Mr. Metzdorf and Mr. Livesley and destroyers, have made landings hope to leave for the south today to attend a Rotary Club convention in Bellingham which takes July 11, 12 Aleutian, not contacted.” on the The enemy was place o ENSE STAMPS The broadcast date does not give any BUY SPLIT A Q . as to the movement UART! Save Caps to She Northwest's MOST DISTINCTIVE BEVERAG In “Pal” Size Brewed in Tacoma by COLUMBIA BREWERIES, INC. | payments of subsidies. ‘S;n'al_e? Ups OPA Figure From House Subcommitfee Marks $120 Hitler Releases Military Million Appropriation for Henderson WASHINGTON, July 10, Office of Price Administratio the current fiscal year, which is than Leon Henderson originally re- for quested, but $45,000,000 above the | has restored Field Marshal Walter sum voted by the House. The Senate group stipulated that none of this should be used for Henderson offered to resign some time ago if Congress should cut funds too much. REDS For Children, Youths; Boys and Men 1.25102.95 Buy Now While Sizes and Styles Are Complete A i | 7/{ | Wrangell Institute, arrived in Ju- The | Senate Appropriations Subcommit- tee has approved an approriation of | $120,000,000 on which to operate the | ess | 3 announced today. In an effort to| f | cow | BRAUCHITSCH CHUNGSHU IS 'AGAIN HEADS RECAPTURED _NAZI ARMIES BY CHINESE | | | Japanese Gef Sefback in| | Command—Restores Latest Push on Im- ;‘ Commander portant Rail Line | CHUNGKING, July 10. — The |Chinese High Command announces | tife recapture of Chungshu, 45 miles | southwest of Nanchang. In this recapture the Japanese have suffered a sharp setback in | the latest push along the Kiangshi | rail line to Hunan Province. LONDON, July 10. — The Stock- holm correspondent of the London Daily Mail reported today that Adolf December assumed ary leadership over the Ger- | man armies, has yielded to the de- | mands of his High Command and ‘ Von Brauchitsch as Commander-in- | Chief. 'NEW RED CROSS MATERIALS HERE " FOR COMPLETION King Peter - Walches As o Yankees Win materials has arrived in Juneau and | AR immounced today. 1 an ettort 1o DiMaggio, Henrich, Keller Lead Nine-Hit Attack in Victory (BY ASSOCIATED PRESS) New York turned on some its old- Because the War 15 so close t0y,,0 ower in the American League A now, the women of Juneau |/'1¢ POWEr I the AMETICE ! last night to whip St. Louis as are urged to recognize the serious-| ness of the situation and cooperate |Hank Borowy registered his seventn in getting the work done as quickly pitching triumph against one de- as possible. Women who have been|feat. King Peter of Yugoslavia was unable to help before are especially | among the spectators. Joe urged to take part in this work | Maggio, Tommy Henrich and Charlie starting Monday. | Keller led the nine hit attack on The sewing room will be open from | Eldon Auker. |rush the task through, Juneau| | women are urged to report on Mon- | day, Tuesday and Thursday in the| Elks Hall. | The materials will be made tol | make children’s clothes, hospital | and other necessary items.| 10 a. m. until 4:30 p. m. Women are asked to bring scissors and ting with the bases loaded and one thimble. In charge of the room on/out in the eleventh, banged out a Monday will be Mrs. George Alex- long fly and sent Pete Fox home |ander; on Tuesday, Mrs. Tom Pet-|with a run which gave Boston a rich and on Thursday, Mrs. Bill|victory over Detroit in a stirring| Byington. {overtime pitching duel between i UL | 4 | Broadway Charlie Wagner and Lefty Hal Newhouser. Buddy Blair, meanwhile, Philadelphia to a victory | GEORGE T. BARRETT 15 NOW IN JUNEAU T. Barrett, Principal of over George run in the eighth off relief pitcher {neau last night on official busi- ness with the Alaska Office of JUNEAU THANKED Di- | Manager Joe Cronin, pinch hll-‘ | pacad | Cleveland by knocking out a home | | Joe Heving, and Chicago defeated | |'S3IU 9es Juse Sured ‘unfiiuu(;um; ‘ . lramlly oe dlore man A, | | The Institute II, motorship from | Seward Street Ithe Institute, is expected to arrive FOR PENNY DRIVE EDWARDS-0DOM CO., Distributors —— | Uncau sometime today. ' AMERICA AT WAR DEFENSE STAMPS (Fo s Rocw- MY CHANGE IN SAVINGS STAMPS, S T’LL 'TAKE DEFENSE PLEASE Cartoon by (SO /oy RocrHs= { CONTRIBUTION| Mrs. A. B. Phillips, chairman of! the 1942 Penny Drive for the Child- ren’s Orthopedic Hospital in Se- |attle, received a letter of apprecia- tion for the contribution of $175.95 which was sent by Juneau this year.| | The eleventh year of the Penny Drive campaign for funds to carry lon the work of this charitable in-| stitution proved to be the most |successful since the Drive was or-| | ganized, Mrs. Winifred S. Skinner,| | Treasurer of the Children’s Ortho- pedic Hospital wrote I o SALE CONTINUES 4 GROUPS 4 DRESSES Greatly Reduced GROUP EVENING DRESSES L5 PRICE iRescue Workers Locate MAKE YOUR MONEY COUNT FOR VICTORY The one fast, sure way that you and everyone can help to win this war is by buying bonds, bonds, and more bonds. Your money will help give our fighting forces the guns and tanks and planes they need and must have 1o heap destruction on the Axis terrorists. Your Dollars Will Fight for You! But time is short—there is not a moment to lose. Our enemies wre striking fast and hard. So dig deep! Start buying U. S. Defense Bonds and Stamps foday—and keep it up. The full faith and credit of he United States Government is pledged for pay- ment of bc cipal and interest on these bonds. ACT NOW! Get YOUR = (S SHARE of ® You Get a $25 Bond for Only $18.75 Facts About Defense Bonds (Series E) Much They Maturity Y¢ B en Tond Dnais sam'” b = o $18.75 . . . e 3 8 0 0 $25.00 $3750 . . w « . w $50.00 $75.00 . .« . « . $100.00 $37500 . « &« « PR $500.00 $75000 . « s o x s v s o $1,00000 When is maturity? Ten years, but you can cash the bonds at any time after 60 days from their issue date. Naturally, the longer you hold the Bond, up to 10 years, the more money you'll et ‘l:d:. But you'll never get less than you put What's the interest rate? When held to matu- rity, the bonds yield 2.9% per year on your investment, compounded sehiannually—you get $4 back for every $3. . 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NO ORDERS UNDER $1.00 DELIVERED We are going to maintain our delivery service as long as possible, but to do so we MUST have your coopera- tion. Effective today orders for afternoon delivery must SPECIAL be received before 2 P. M. Help us stay in the de- N‘(‘T l C E ! livery business. THANK YOU! 105 108 ik s K MINERS ARE TRAPPED BY BLAST, FIRE Bodies of 20 Men- 70 in Workings MORGANTOWN, West Virginia, July 10.—Rescue workers have lo- cated the bodies of 20 men in the Pursglove mine explosion and fire which trapped two crews 4% miles inside the workings. Company officials said 70 men were in the mine at the time of the | blast. — - — SONOTONE | hearing aids for the hard of hear- ing. Audiometer readings. 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