The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 16, 1942, Page 6

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THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1942 STOCK ouomnous \DR AFTBILL NEW YORK, Oct. 16 — Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mmr\ stock today is 1%, American Can H o 64%, Anaconda 27%, Bethlehem 1 : Steel 57%, Commonwealth nn(l‘ > Southern 5/16, Curtiss Wright 8%, jOGS AloNG D) International Harvester 51, Ke | PHONE 2—90) for BETTER SERVICE necott 31%, New York Central 11% \ Northern Pacific 7%, United States | | Steel 49%, Pound $4.04 ! ‘ — - House Rumblmgs Heard- DOW, JONES AVERAGES The following are odays pow, Senate Action Expect- erages: industrials 113.55, | 58, utilities 13.48 ed by Nexi Tuesday - - ROD DARN RETURNS WASHINGTON, Oct. 16 — The FROM TRIP TO YAKUTAT |senate Military Affairs Committee Wildlife Agent Rod Darnell of | ha recommy d drafting 18-19 the Alaska Game Commission has r olds and this followed shortly | returned from a short trip to Yaku- after the House arranged for fina | tat on official business. action tomorrow on similar legisla- —— | tion. Rumblings of displeasure at the legislation are heard in the House Nambor v ong o CHINESE REPULSE Be Well Taken Care Of (Continued from Page Two) about the same as thcse granted} |other veterans under present legis- | \lation, the total cost for all vet- erans and their dependents would | be about $2,000,000,000 a year.” i Take into consideration that mil-| itary experts .are now talking of |an armed force twice to three times that of World War I and the pros- Dropped on Blackedout Rhineland Cenfer | pective veterans bill soars to some- % | thing like three billion a year. ] London, Oct. 16—Great Britain's| H biggest bombs fell with crushing The machinery for administering | ese attempt to land a small force of ecuted about 500 Serbs charged with |weight on Cologne last night as a veterans' benefits already is run-|troops in the Bias Bay region just participation in a new insurrection |raiding force of 100 great four Ning. For most of those benefits, {northeast of Hongkong on October ainst the Nazi conquerors of motored bombers made an attack. the veterans of World War II auto-|6 is reported today by the Chinese Yugoslavia. | The attack was after RAF raiders, matically or by laws already pae.sed‘ command as being repulsed. It is also said the occupation ignoring the blackened Rhineland, decome eligible. This includes pay- 2 forces have recenuy been increased. | assaulted the industrial city. The ments for serving-connected dis-' COLOGNE IS AIR RAIDED, BIG FORCE: Britain’s Heawesi Bombs 500 Serbs Executed By Nazis Yugoslawans Killed After Charged with Insurrec- tion, Disorders LONDON. Oct. 16 — Balkan sources said the Germans have ex- Jap A"empl fo Land in | New Area Near Hong- kong Turned Away CHUNGKING, Oct. 16.—A Japan- 1.0 pound bag 69« LIMIT—1 BAG George Brothers for Better Values! 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Gurney said the draft bill will not likely reach the vote before next Tuesday }NAZI SUB - YARDS ARE SET AFIRE BAND NOTED Italians, Nazis Hampered by Followers of Dr. V. Matek LONDON, Oct lfi — Embltmled‘ Croat peasants, followers of Dr. Vladimir Macek, are reported wag- | ing new independent guerrilla war | against occupation forces of me‘ brown-shirted Ustachi storm troop- | ers of the Italian puppet Ante| Pavelic Moscow broadcasts said that the guerrilla forces have captured three towns and wiped out two companies | of Italians in two battles, and killed Building of Submarines Is 7o Germans ana dymamitea nine oil wells in another. o Halted - Gestapo Mem- | ber Hurries to Oslo one you can taste recommend Old Taylor to you. It is signed with the proudest signature in whiskeydom. It is sealed with the green stamp which says the world’s strictest whiskey standards have been observed. It is delicious on the tongue. Try it and see. i 1 Two facts you can see and | | The Croatian government was first set up by the Axis powers in an attempt to solve the Balkan prob- | lem. After the country was over- | run by the German war machine in LONDON. ”")‘; :fl;‘(:‘;"{:“: April, 1941, the trouble started with | broadcast heard here, pic P bY | the detention of Macek, who was Reuters, said a big fire put the dissatisfied with the part allotted the Croats in the ruling state. Macek was reported variously to have been arrested in his house, or Nazi submarine building yards at Trondheim out of commission for a long time. The broad also said J {n o be held in custody on his farm, Terboven, N U’m‘)"‘”"’“?‘ ) in retirement ; : Nor has flown to the scene an His present army is estimated at | also a “high member of the Gestapo hfl\ arrived in Oslo where many dl\OldC)‘w against the Nazi regime ‘thl‘ broken out. - - 4000 men and is operating md('- pendently of the forces under Draja Mihailovic, Yugoslav guerr; 1lla ‘ chief. D EYES EXAMINED JUNEAU MAN SENTENCED and BROKEN LENSES replaced in | Charged in U.S. Commissioner I B) Felix Gray's Court with disorder- our own shop. Dr. Rae Lillian ly conduct, Archie White, Jr., has Carlson, Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636. | — | }been sentenced to serve six months |in jail BUY DEFENSE BONDS | 1 HAVE ALL | CAN DO e ‘ 70 KEEP ONE BOY IN B \ SHOES..I DON'T SEEHOW |8 o | YOU CAN AFFORD T0 v KEEP THO | Copyright 1942, National Distillers | Products Corporation, New York | ! ! historic gold camp at Cripple Creek Thursday. When the 4 p. m. shift Family Shoe Store {be borne by the Government unless ' SenateNow |to pay the expense. | Senate {has approved and recommended an | Alaska lGuard. rhe raid on Cologne was the ' medical ,a month. It includes many kinds of treatment, hospitalization \(lrst in several months, when the and domiciliary care. \mgeu were attacked by planes. AR e NEW BILL ONINSANE OF ALASKA Pre5|dent Slgns Measure Describing Special Treatment WASHINGTON Oct 16 — The President has signed a bill for the care of insane residents of Alaska in hospitals and private homes where such a practice is practical. Under the supervision of the In- terior Department, the expense of treating and boarding patients will the individual or his family is able The bill amends the acts of 1909 and 1926. WASHINGTON, Oct. Appropriations 16 ~ The Committee appropriation for an additional $1,500,000 for the care of insane in Included in supplimental national defense appropriations, the bill has been sent to the Senate for action. S e {GOVERNOR ON WAY BACK TO JUNEAU The Governor's Office announced today that Gov. Ernest Gruening now is in Anchorage and will pro- ceed to Juneau as soon as air | transportation is available. He has been on a tour of Alas- kan communities in connection with his duties as Commander-in- Chief of the Alaska Territorial Gold Mining, with Few Exceptions, Is Halted Over Nafion (Continued from Page One) also ceased yesterday, and an As- | sociated Press dispatch from Cripple ICreek‘ Colorado, historic gold camp, | says: The strangest calm in 50 years lof restless activity settled over the | Distributed by National Grocery | Seward Street Company, Seattle, Wash. Silex Coffee Makers Coffee retains its own delightful faste, un- spoiled by metallic corrosion when made ina SILEX The bowls of SILEX impervious glass made by PYREX. Replacement Parts of Upper and Lower - Bowls in Stock * * THOMAS HARDWARE CO. |of the ore was broken out Thurs- 'not be affected by the WPB order. | emerged from the shafts that have | tapped some of the nation’s richest sources of mineral wealth, it was for the last time for the duration. Ironically enough, the crews struck into 20-ounce ore Thursday in the Logan mine of the Stratton' interests and another vein of high-| |grade ore was scratched open by the Lessee Theresa Mine, but none day, nor can it be removed until the war is over. Chrome Developments Chrome properties in Alaska will Reports are current that chrome from the Seldovia district will soon be shipped in large quantities, pos |sibly from two or three properties and much of it will be handled in Juneau by the Alaska Juneau Com- pany. It is reported that a group of | Portland men are interested in the | properties. A company known as the Red Mountain Chromite Company |is said to have been organized with Herb | Miller and Bob Heath are among Portland as headquarters. {those developing this property. It is also reported that operations | chromite are under way at Chrome Queen claim on Red! Mountain, 15 miles from Seldovia. RRRRRCRRRARRR) to produce 5,000 tons of high grade’ the In the valley of Windy River, the |claims of Guy Kerns of Seldovia, 1,000 Congress, in addition, went out of its way to try to pass a law that (would make it obligatory for em- ployers to give men drawn into the | services their jobs and seniority back when the war is over They (even provided that veterans so denied their jobs may file com- plaints, without charge, with the U. S. district attorney in their dis- trict, to force employers to re-hire them. Liberal concessions are made to veterans to take civil service ex- aminations for goverment employ— ment. It’s quite evident the veteran of World War II will have the Jump on his dad in seeing that he isn’t! brushed aside when peace comes figam Renl Bill Goes Info House Passes Anti- Infla- tion Measure Freezing Rentals of Nation WAEHINGTON. Oct. 16. The House passed by an oral vote and sent to the Senate the new anti- inflation measure directing the President to stabilize rentals throughout the nation. The measure affects both resi- dential and commercial property and will regulate charges in hotels and rooming houses. e o 1 | Jones-Stevens The Galapagos Islands have been | known for centuries as chanted Isles.” “The En- I SPORT HATS for RAINY DAYS OFF-THE-FACE BRIMS THE NEW JEEP and WAAC HATS All these in corduroy. All styles of berets and small pill boxes in felt, suede and wine. ALSO NEW TURBANS in wool jersey and velvet. All Moderately Priced Seward Street Douglas Firemen’s DANCE DOUGLAS NATATORIUM SATURDAY Admission $1.00 October 17th Starting at 9:30 P. M. Lillian Uggen's Orchesira Service Men 50c¢ A Good Time Assured” ARG clusive. W\\x\m“mw NOTICE \ é | % THE FAMILY SHOE STORE, Seward Street, will be closed for renovation from Monday, October 19th, to Saturday, October 24th, in- Upon our re-opening we will appreciate a continuance of your and Dawson Cooper of Fairbanks pah’onage. |will be worked by a crew of about |seven crackerjack miners who will mine on a comparatively small scale |with no overhead. | To transport the ore, as mined,| | from the Chrome ‘Queen to the near- Kest point of shipment, Jakalof Bay,| {a road will be built between the ;clalm and Windy River, about 1,000 | feet, ‘ Family Shoe Store Seward Street b B2 s £5%9 -