The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 7, 1942, Page 6

% PAGE SIX 1 : THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE——JUNEAU ALASKA‘ GROSS SAYS 10 5;:;\:1:::: a5 JLIFE LINE - USOPATRONESS — |Red Forces ey Gives ull Report Sekrs.? chi Crroi ; On Pearl Harbor Damage | SPEND IT HERE; .., -mv. LIST IS GIVEN | . s MaDE Hig s itone OF ITALY gy wes, sy Find Nazis . | Porbec TAmherany MONDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1942 , ALL IN GLASS If You WANT SOMETHING NEW . .. SOMETHING DIFFERENT . .. You'll FIND IT AT GEORGE BROTHERS! © PEPPERMINT FLAVORED PEARS ® CINNAMON FLAVORED PEARS Holger- Larsen arrived in Juneau “ v N | today from Ketchikan, making the | ; 4 i Pioneers’ Christmas Fund|eiv in an mis ir Transport piane. IS BOMBED‘ Permanent Members of Are Tougherlmigw,:er;fziatr,:agd;n?mhum; Sponsor Ready fo Re- |1t week to receive nis citisenship, Committees Announced i A | action.” ceive Donations in session there. Offensive Sfaged Day and for Juneau District | German Resistance SHH- | et ot T ot eoasiy i papers during the term of court now An earlier announcement listed i o AN aged destroyers, as back with the IN HEAVY SYRUP—NO. 2V — | 4 it s . 2 David Gross 1 starting the drive| ., MASSES ON TUESDAY Night on Imporfant | sos. suroia Smun, presiaent o~ @0ing With New Re- |50 Ttk i, "Setanoma s I ERAVY S a vl 3ross is starting the I’ . AW 1 i g Masses tomorrow (Tuesday) on the USO Patronesses today an- | lies on her side on the muddy har- hf‘"‘_ ‘Od\""’ ’0"! "i" 4 (”""““"‘)"; the Feast of the Immaculate Con- Fadory Cenfers {nounced the permanent members mfor(emems | bor bottom. “Preparations for right- [ ] READY-TU'EAT PBUNES Cheer fund for the Ploneers at the| ception, in the Catholic Church, will of the various committees | |ing the Oklahoma,” the Navy said,| Sitka Home 7 S ’ 7 < - : IN HEAVY SYRUP v : be at 6, 7and 9 a. m. The Feast of (By Associated Press Girls' Service Organization which| MOSCOW, Dec. 7.—German re-|.qre now in progress, although the ‘Gr: ays that anyone ::mlm[!u the Immaculate Conception isa holy | A strong force of Royal Air Force | covers the girls who are classed as |Sistance is said to be stiffening|final decision concerning . the wis- @ ROYAL ANHN SWEET CHERRIES the States may give him their do-|day of obligation ety St Amebb 4 =R with Axis-borne reinforcements on i s ¢ t ot B . | bombers, striking after American |junior hostesses and attend the dom of accomplishing this at the i sy to him at the L and British airmen carried out one |gances: Mrs. Tom Parke, Chairman, | the Central Front west of MoscoW,|time has not been made.” { BING—DABK SWEET CHERRIES 20th Century Theatre KANE AT TUC OFFICES of the biggest daylight assaults|nyrs John Klein, Mrs. Popejoy, Mrs. but the Russians claim to have| r¢ js understood that the issue on 1 am just asking those who are A. B. Kane has accepted a tem- | against the conti continued in g’ L. Faulkner, Mrs. William Math- battered down 20 counter- "“‘“k“\llm 1s the question of making the leaving for the States, to leave a| porary position as a clerical staff|an offensive to knock Italy out of ews. Miss TIsabelle Hartung, Mrs. West of German-held Rzhev and|pest use of limited drydock space. | little of their cash here, especially | member in the Territorial Unem- | the conflict . The RAF attack was|g 1+ 1 killed 1,000 Nazis i three-day S. L. Keithahn illed 1 Zis in a ee-da for the pioneers. The cash is made' ployment (umpmmmn offices here. | made last night p.n““u\ on one Type of Jap Planes | U. S. GRADE A—FANCY PACK IN GLASS JARS @ Another shipment of Social Affairs Committee which advance along the important| ... o estimates that the| 0 3 1 syste . REma rathiy ne. | : 5 : { of the bottlenccks, the mail SYStem |, pes for all social atfairs of | Rzhev-Vyazma railrond line abe BAUHT fobiil plifes 401 MacLAREN'S IMPERIAL CHEESE through which the Nazis sustain . The R Wraigive abnears to Japs used orpedo planes, ! NG E Ak er: artner the USO: Mrs. Fred Geeslin, Chair- | he Russian olfensive appears dive-bombers, 36 horizontal bomb- | IN TWO-POUND BASKETS N '(1‘");\9“‘1’3’:-‘:: nl -th«”;;m \areets. in |man; Mrs. George Washington, 'be gaining more ground, both onl,. | L] B0 bOmbers Laise Mrs. Frank Boyle, Mrs. Walter Hel- |the Central Front and southwest # e e % | g g s Ko re ide! edt| 1 @ yle, Mrs. We The Navy had 202 aircraft at the ew soutiiwest, Germany. were identifie Mfs. Frank Boyle, Mrs, Walier Hel- | ihe Debiesy Frant and soubest| - y bad 202 aireratt ot the|} Remember Pearl Harbor . . . : by Berlin, as Karlsrhue and Pforz- |fall, IS a island, the Army additional num-| Home Hospitality Committee Mans now are bursmw out of thei and Victory Week . . . Buy a Bond. EORGE BROTHER 2 DELIVERIES DAILY" heim, neighboring communications . ipreai! hors Many of these were destroyed | Mrs, [ate counter-attacks Thirty-eight naval planes took | Stall A Y the air on December 7, 1941, in- -m'r(l Mike Haas, and Mrs. Sam Devon Stalingrad is reported tightenin |cluding 18 from a carrier approch- o [4 sons were killed or A b s ' (’ e l‘(’. ST of | Douglas the hold on both banks of the Don g guring the attack. Four of these | homes for the service men Chairman; Mrs., The Red Army northwest of direct route from Germany to Italy The DNB admits that many per- 'Lottie Spickett, House Committee which cares for |[River. A late communique from o o oot qown. A few Army plane: the needs of the home of the serv- !lm(‘s(.-c(or ‘smd that i.lu Russians, *laloft downed “more than 20 Ja ice men which is the interior of “]m" 'QP“;:‘:'"? all ‘;’;’“""' ‘]‘)l“:ft:i planes . the USO Building: Mrs. Katherine are consolidating heir captured | * vy o Navy action cost the enemy Pre - Christmas {Hooker, Chairman; Mrs. Edwin positions. 2 e i | 2 an; Mrs 2 28 planes, three small submarines. . 1 passes Awa !Sutton, Mrs. Betty Nottingham -+ Until today's summary, the only. coat values you Cookie Jar Committee which has ch l d H d official statement on the losses wal ’ [ ¥ charge of seeing that the cookie ape dadies na |Secretary of the Naw Prank 8" Getenders h:dl been r;idlm“nn? nox's statement eight days after| ay vyirtually VR 2 | AT THE cAPrroL SEE 11 s B Binest nm; Phillips, for |J87 in the USO lounge is kept am Ernest (Dick) S, T | e 2 can I-migs«. sl L e filled, these cookies are ‘free o Su((essful Event‘“he“ he said the Arizona was lost|Vith surviving ships and two task | tnc;{l dwm’or 'r‘xfi»' Alaska Juneau the boys: Mrs. Earl McGinty, Chair- ng with three destroyers, forces at sea was badly outweighed /é'fl/'t’fl(‘fi /t’.f/t & lllxurious WOO] d VA 1, 20 ) m. today at man; Mrs. Gertrude Jewell, Mrs, upins mmelmu and a target ship. He“md might have been destroyed if 1 EERR Ui a1 1200 DLt 2| aittea génger The bazaar given by the Chap- engaged. There were no aircraft St. Ann's Hospital red Zenger fadiks - Batasagy . eve ¢ the 0ls0 said that the Oklahoma had | 5 ¥ 5B for Button Committee which wil] | €ladies Saturday evening a carriers there at the time. s, in Dresg '} M. Phillips had been alling for Chapel-by-the-Lake. was highly |CaPsized, . adding that information | i ¢ coais, 1 |almost a year, and retired from his| Work in cooperation with the Red & co ™% 0 veport, with every- |3 to the extent of damage to the| work as power house operator at Shield sewing group in sewing on |, = N . g 3 NOTICE i y jothers would be valuable to the Ithing om hand being sold. Hand FhiEiG After Dec. 10, no telephone rentals for the month of De- irs for the serv- work, candy and cake were fea- and Sportsstyles. | saimon creck. 1ast January buttons and rey Born January 20, 1875, in Lm;\'r- ice men: Mrs. valdred Lesher, tured at the event, and pie and Early Statement P . d t | ence County. }T“m‘.‘ ?\h1 .Plh\l.ms uh‘uxrm‘un, \ s Lucille Stonehouse, | s rree were served. | The President, in his radio ad-! (-?mher will be accepted at a Z - Nmn WALARO) ricea a became a worker for the local mine | Mrs. Walter Scott A skit, “Crossing the Railroad |dress on February 23, referred to| discount. All remittances must } 4 A _COLUMBIA Presune [in 1034, He was initiated into the| The Girls' Service Organization Tracks” was presented as special ‘damnable mis-statements” concern-, ~bear postmark of not later than AND BUY A BOND SO Juneau Elks Lodge on February 24, [neld a meeting at the American o gl dhe Ty £ e L entertainment, the cast consisting'ing the names of the ships, but BOSUUE. SAY. S 18 -PIIp. IT CAN'T HAPPEN HERE! el 1R Sy v acitvedn that o | Legion Dugout today at 1:30 0'-|of Mrs. Harry Armold, Mrs. Clarence |said that of the combat ships at| JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS - ; a ’“g‘e‘:":;i are at the Charles w,|C\ocK and the Social Affairs Com- | Wittanen and Mrs. Eric Lindegaard. | Pear] Harbor, “only three wer | adv. TELEPHO! A Garter Aortuary, penfiing - further| T e o¢ Al CClos RETT | permanently put out of commis-| - ! TS Fr ARRIVES FROM SITKA sion. | word from relatives in the States, John D. Holten, Jr., manager The report now makes clear how i ) e fied. ; ) As Nationally i e L U AlASKA COAS]’AL of Holt's Men's Shop in Sitka, - |valuable the information would i Advertlsed 3 xlwd here by plane SuLurd'ly have been to the enemy. Hawaii’s | WE VE PUT THE DR. HAY { FACT | Dr. George Ha {of the Public Health Service, has ihroughoui the » gone to Fairbanks on a routine field ov E R WEEKEND ‘j 100% PURE WOOL nation. | 'l With numerous trips to §itka, Ex- | th interl s of @ G o e R AI THE CAPITOL SEE cursion Inlet and other nearby ports, | PURE WOOL | Alaska Coastal Airlines planes had ! i lm | S AT l s FA‘ I l O N I ab weekend carrying passengers, | . Lawrence Leste |mail and express. { | Passengers for Sitka Baturday Give custards and puddings entic- afternoon were Bob Tredway, Fred \ ¥ ¥ Magill, Jack Davis, E. L. Van Ermen, ing flavor with Schilling pure |J. H. Van Ermen, Emila DeBra- | Vanilla, Its delicate, exquisite | bander, W. B. Burk, Roysl’Smith. = . Arriving in Juneau from{Sitka on goodaess won't cook or bake out, Saturday afternoon were Mr. and ANToN waL8ROOK [ Mrs. C. Nygard, John D. Holten, Jr., Remember Pearl Harbor . . . ot Br;fi{?—:—”fil& | Elizabeth Florendo, William Kunz, e L . | William Otclock, G. W. Six, Walter and Victory Week Buy a Bond. IT CAN'T HAPPEN HERE! | ;. Adams, J. E. Wilcox, J. W, Gueker | c 1 l n g - and Eldon Daly. [ 3 | Passengers for Excursion Inlet PUT WAR STAMPS ON YOUR SHOPPING LIST | Saturday were John W. Headland, Stuart Ripley, R. T. Gabrielson, E. L. Govan and Frank Hamilton. Ar- riving from Excursion Inlet Satur- day were Harry C. Wright, Chester | Bobickwicz, Neville Boyd, and from Hoonah, Betina Peterson and Pat Kane. [ Jones-Stevens Seward Street Sunday’s Flights | Passengers leaving here Sunday for Sitka with ACA were John ‘Smim. Frank Wliliams, Mr. and | Mrs. A. A. West, Lt. Col. E. K. Pet- | ibone, Mrs. William Kangos, Pat| COMPANY | Kangos, Mrs. Melvin Gadd, James | Peterson, John M. Moe and Harold | Bates. Arriving from Sitka on Sunday A""nuces S gribeveed were Walter E. Norem, May Norem, | Gust Hallen, G. L. Fulgenio, John 2 y :Mflias, Ed Engleson, A. R. Harivick, the App“'”t"'e”t of ,’,w/ veririect : Frank E. Wallack, William Plaghoft {and L. P. Hoft. L | FIRED HENNING let Sunday were Frank Binns, 8id as Hendy, William Watkins, John ! Hughes, William Knitlano, O. F. Exclusive Representative in Juneau of Benecke. Passengers from Excursion Inlet for Juneau were Karl Horner, Meddishade REGISTERED & GUARANTEED BLUE su’rs i Perry' L. Bush, Diego Paulino, Leo A Large Selection Awaits | C. Skiles, Douglas D. Thim, Clair ' Johnson, Abe Williams, Verne O. Your Approval at the Nationally Advertised Price of | Schaby, A. F. Parker, Edward Moel- GOBBLE! GOBBLE! GOBBLE! 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