The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 31, 1943, Page 2

PAGE TWO 3 THE l)AlLY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA MONDAY, MAY 31, 1943 (onqressleesPrlmeMlmsIeerslon Churchill Rapt Attenfion| Tock ovoranos | Mrs. ‘TNa?('l‘r’lz'“Tj:p'sEast day at 6, American Can 82%, Ana- |conda 29%, Bethlehem Steel 647, nys H. S. Waldemar is leaving Commonwealth and Southern 1, tonight or tomorrow on a trip south Curtiss Wright 8%, General Motors|which will take her east to New Granby Copper and, Mining|york City and Washington D. C., , International Harvester 68, Ken-|on business. She will also visit necott 32%, New York Centrall Gafiney, in South Carolina, her old 187, Northern Pacific 16 7/8, Pack- home and be absent for the next ard Motors 4%, Republic Steel 18,|two months. United States Steel 55%, Pound Mr. Waldemar will remain in $4.04 ! Juneau with his son Jerry and en- Dow, Jones averages last Friday|gage in fishing. were as follows: industrials 14118, _ rails 37.06, utilities 20.30. | & WINDOW WASHING » : : PRICES L SATURDAY RUG CLEANING V00, W4 i 3§ SR i 4 Closing quotation of Alaska Ju- S ol r sk 3 Fo : ; L ; ‘% 4 3 sitat] pink sidok Tost Saturday waa s 4 i vine ond ; 3 ' 6 # 6%, American Can 8, Anaconda) iy e g 1e Elation N 7 3 . 3 3 C i 2 Bethlehem Steel 65, Common- E}AVE MILNER oduced R 1 . e ] B8 | vcalth and Southern 1, Curtiss e D10 i % 5 F - Wright 8%, Ge al Motors 53, In-| ternational Harvester 68's, Kenne-| ™ ST catt . New York Central 19%,} ORDER YOUR Nortk 1 Pacific 17 United State ‘QRABB[T sxl“s Steel 56%, Packard Motors 6%, Re- NOw ) 3 ublic Steel 18%, Pound $4.04 | z Jones averages Saturday z Tanned, cleaned and all i ready to make up. follows: industrials 42.06,| uftlitiss 20.42 VALCAUDA FUR COMPANY SEATTLE, WASHINGTON oo Empire Classifieds P e e i i ™ BARANOF Alaska’s Largest Apartment T n E Hotel + ATCO EVERY ROOM WITH TUB 4 ‘ ; . N £ and SHOWER | INE ,B J’/( Bié'zfndi go ish Prime Minister Winston Churchill, oft clasped his lapel in a familiar gesture, stood before Congress and pledged Britain's unstinted Reasonable Rates u(| in the war against Japan, members of Congress and the highest dign itaries in Washington, packed into the House of Representatives gave him {{ Alaska Tramsportatiem QUALITY SINCE /887 | rapt atiention. Rep. Robert Crosser (D.-Ohio) sat in a wheel chair to I ear the address. i Phone 800 Company | | fea { QU S s L TP AN MRS e Sfep-Sisters” of Army sy e, e o sl vt w sne OS] OFFICE OPEN | el b Lawrence Mason, Hildred Minor, M.UI.K"ERS, FATHER ‘”‘}P; passed the general examina- | Have Bmhday’ Se"“e | thexeto. But T doubt if that willlymn 1. Monroe, Josma Moore, 0" "."s HO“DAY‘ ! A SEATTLE help the situation much. John F. Mullen, Maxine V. Mul- @ 1 b ? AND SON, ARE HOME (5.5 1 =" 55 o Being Recognned | <5 o w1 5 & e - U. 8. Army reserves. While awaiting ' men all over the country who are|yejsq; T. Newcoll mes D. For the first time in years, the G ® Centrally located his call to service, Malcolm wlll dm'm(‘mlly and physically fit for|njccabe, Thomas C. McDanicls, Juneau Post office is open today, ® Splendid food and ng graduated from Lakeside attend Stanford University and ox- (Continued (rom Page One) i the services, buL)X have mlkid 0| Hugh L. McDonald, Sarah McDon- ;A:\‘l‘.al“nhux:.x(':u.r/\ltlm\‘llgllx uMu::murx(z;E . %Y service High School in Seattle on May 18, pects to enroll June 17 for ”‘" ST 7 {some here. There is a general ap-|alq, john MacKay, Clare Nevetral, : o ninin s ol [(P“V MotTare, | ® Largs Raoms— ° birthday, Malcolm and his summer term. He hopes to get in' which would equip them for service|&thy—the turning of a pretty jaun-|nps. John Newmarker, Jack New- C€C "] i ,\,‘f \\f;h (;n‘ 3 ”‘p.“l[ 3 ell with Bath 'Jv,:‘r H. L. Faulkner who was some branch of medics for Army i, combat areas, although not, of | diced eye—on the women's um_"“”k Marke Pavie, Howard D. .w]’ : ;0[(;3[ it \(v:r“ other of- D. B. FEMMER-AGENT present for the event, made the | service. | course, as combat troops. They are| formed services. mn, A Perstovich and Elbert '1¢€S, but no i ) . B. et return trip to Juneau together, ar-| Jack Newmarker and Malcolm,|yoing tayght the use of small arms,! They are supposed, they say, to Q Jast s e RSy e v longtime friends, made the trip N e aft ns tush out and enlist in jobs that ; Rp 4 el CARD OF THANKS PHONE 114 NIGHT 312 ERieshere RMIS S upg(mm Seattle on the Mohine: guns, A pay them half of what they| ATthur Reec, Ruth Rook, Eliza- (oo Wiy to thank all our neigh- | Mal MMM A RRRCL) i | how to protect themselves in don’t | beth Rogge, R. Ridley, C. J. Reagan Prevented from becoming class s , and i prov 2 gge, dley, gan, | s g frie o Bt i L iad 4 ly because he was | Steamer, to their mutual delight. | personal combat by jiu-jitsu. |are getling in private or war plnm‘h!“‘“d £ Sandide " Mipnie: 3. D and friends f their kind valegjgovign Qoiy E > ahy. deeds and expressions of sympathy | Schwittgan, Catherine A. Sho- B t4o. vear i st [ e (mplo)menl to sacrifice their free- st ) Sl Gt TR R YOUR BROKEN LENSES Rep. Edith Nourse Rogers, Of f“’m }‘]"‘”";/‘[““?]“ L‘“;‘)’p“:“f’ b‘“‘: lander, Hack Smith, Hagel V. SPOWR U /i DU yednt Cogreaves y 0 U CA N FL Y was awarded a silver cup for schol- | PReplaced in our own shop. Eyes| Massachusetts, who sponsored the ‘:‘ “l“[ ; ‘?‘ y ‘;kf = lb" Ju“LCh Solom, Malcolm Stouffer, J. . ment; .xl.sn» or the many beautiful arship, and he also gave the first| Examined. Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson. | first WAAC bill, has another com- :;W‘:‘ 8“‘ ‘r"m;“'i‘m’flm‘; ‘;’r’;mmlm:“’wnhml H. E. Simmons, Alonzo floral “3;”21’,[) MRS. EDWARD J u N E Au talk &t the commencement exer- Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636. adv. ling up soon to mnku the girls full- BN ikori . TealAGE: adll Stokes, C. Tomlinson, Hale Taber, i ey ‘BRE'KK‘P‘IL"‘ lo £ - ] usanne Taylor, Stanley Taylor, 2d from a few favored WAVEs, an i DUISBURG HIT BY LARGEST RAID o|= WAR el e of WAAGH. s | Kermit Thomas, Juniia Wellman, | eee Anchorage Kodiak Fairbanks |the Army nurses, where is all that bert tzke and Ralph E a- Regular meeting, 1.0.O.F., Tues- |romance, excitement, etc., of for- ;\11:;,\ Wilse fand dralbn. B ter dey. SJuha 1‘[ at' 8 pm \’Vm'k‘ will Yakutal Valdez Nome | eign - service? | o A good many Washington mili-] Leaving for Skagway were m»llu, be mr.(‘-;‘m.:‘nux in the Initiatory CO!’dOVfl Seward Bristol Bay tary observers are LOn\inle the Lee, Sister Mary Phillipa, Sadie =~* 4 e T & . | women in uniform won't amount, to| & Cashen, Louise Erickson, James MEL MABTIN, 4/ | Kuskokwim and Yukon Points ! much until the Army wakes up ‘\nd‘F' Gains, Verl S. Mare, Mildred adv Noble Grand drafts enough to supply the de-|Hodges, Pe Sing, Freda M. Cap- - midsd. stick, Robt. E. Capstick and Edith "DES TOMORROW wednesday rrlday snnday st s sl | Lee Inez Soldin, Irene Soldin, Ione {Scldin, Herbert F. Riewe, Herman _ SRRV i % * 1 05 ARRIVE Nicolet, Chas. Nicolet, Emma Nico-| L[OW tide—6:23 am, -0.7 feet B Carolyr 1 MaTaiE T iter High tide—12:42 pm,, 14.9 feet. | Bigham, Leo W. Neville, Paul Me-| Low tide—6:25 pm., 20 feet. A L A S K A s I A R ger, Mary P. Meger, Dorothy C. B R FROM WUTH. B o s it AIRLINES | Edwin E. Luoto, Harold M. Bendick, Chas. Kenaston, Sigurd M. Asher TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY | " Eraitt L. R. Soldin, William Cook, BARAI‘?(S%C%IOTEL Phone 667 Jemes Willard and May Willard. 2 YOUNG GOATS running at large in Thane Victory Gardens. . — = Owner may have them by pa; | The Daily Alaska Empire has thc ' 1ing for this adv. if he comes for| D Oha hisaeen and e passeng?| largest paid circulation of any Al- them at once. George Getchell. | 1rrs disembarked at Juneau Satur-|aska newspaper. Phone Thane 3, 3 rings | |day night, coming here from the | - s Y J | Stetes and thirty-three persons left | ‘Lho same evening enroute to Skag- | T R A N S p O RTAT I o r‘ CO M pA N Y }wazilriving from the south were | _F 0 R S A L E b ' |Sam Baker, Iva J. Adams, B. L | Alford, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Allen, | PRE-WAR PRICES Mrs. Arlin, N. Berenin, Clara Ben- | {son, Anna Benson, Julia Bauer, R.| |D. Baker, C. J. Bailey, C. G. Bur-| THBEE ELECTBIC RAZ"BS |dick, Sam Baker, Francis Blodgett, | 5Mr and Mls Frank A. Boyle, Onval |} - | Ganty, Homer Ganso maescoce || After this stock is exhausted, no more will M. Carstensen, Ananias N. Cate- | arilla, Robert H. Chaussee, Dandall | be available for the duration F. Cook, Pic Corredig, Zora Dmgmh_l Ot Ihis man:s war. | v, aiom Faikner, ®. ceowe | CALL AND INSPECT THEM IN OUR Elizabeth M. Evans, H. L. Faulk- |Ernest G. Galassini, Donald E.| | Goodell, Roy Goodpastor, Lola Hobson, Everett Hutchinson, R. M. | SALES DEPARTMENT Hardcastle, J. R. Hobson, Helen= 4 o Hannah, Lerrell George, Sidney Al k El L M d P i : A Sohnson, W Jim, . Kitnes, Bl | aska Eleciric Light and Power 2 ¥ ) |beth Kearns, Clarice King, S. J. HEAVY BRITISH BOMBS made the mightiest attack of the war upon Duisburg, dropping more than 1,500 Kudrin, Claude A. Lamb, Gus Lewis, | cOmpanY . tons of bombs on the industrial center of the German city. Situated at the junction of the Rhine and the Janice C. Lewis, Edward J. Lewis, Rubhr, the inland port is a vital transport and communications center. Raiders concentrated on the dock Francisco Llanune, Jackson M. and rail area (bottom) of the city. A British Air Ministry communique said that visibility was good and Logan, Helen Loveless, George H. Phone 515 Junea“: Alsaka A L A s x A c o A s T A ll A l n L l “ g s that preliminary reports “indicate excellent results.” Thu'ty-four bombers were lost. (Intzmafloml) Loveless, Katherine E. Loveless, E. Serving Southeast Alaska———Passengers, Mail, Express i aelicitorers frrimis 3 - i o AT T SITKA TRIP—Scheduled Daily at 9:30 A. M. ~ BRINGINGUPF ATHER By GEOHGE McMANUS . Hawk An- Pel- Kim- hicha- Inlet Hoonah goon Tenakee Todd ican shan gof Sitka TNSIST ON YoU GONG TO ; I————— 111 i1 Juneau ...$ 8 $10 Sig O}g Si: C}g ':: $18 { < : | Sitk: .18 18 SEE A DOCTOR. 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