The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 12, 1943, Page 6

PAGE SIX NAZIPLANES STRIKE BACK OFF SICILY conVOY ShIpS Subjeded fo . WHITTIER IN © Violent Air Attacks, FIn 10 Paa IS Repo” Assistant Collector of Customs S. Whittier left Saturday by for Skagway an offi- trip. > the Allied invasion, the Germans bounced back since 4 p.m. yester- day and have subjected this ship other warships in the great assault convoy to violent and per- ttacks The attacks are going on at this moment. After sporadic hit-and- skip bombings, the first really de- termed blows were struck at 4 p.m vesterday with two waves of bombers and sistent air in Junecau by P M steamer on By PAUL KERN LEF cial business (Associated Press War ey LYLE HEBERT RETURNS Lyle Hebert, merchandise broker, has returned to his Juneau head- quarters from a trip to Ketchikan ABOARD A BRITISH CRUISER OFF EASTERN SICILY, July 11 (Delayed)—Caught flat-footed by business e Axis stops at nothingo--flon't you stop at | Every time you boost the amount of your pay that you put into War Boods . . .+ You tie another anchor to the prices of the things you baw t© buy todsy. And . . . You help guarantee a strong, prosperous America after the War, with a good job for yourself and everybody else. And last, but not least . YOUVE DONE YOUR B Details be Robertson said overseas. ALERT ON THURSDAY BALKANSIS R. E. Robertson, Director ian Defense. of announced on Wednesday, R eee s e s e o0 WEATHER REPORT (U. S. Bureau) Temp. Saturday, July 10 Maximum 61, minimum 49 Rain—19 inch Temp. Sunday, July 11 Maximum 60, minimum 53 ® & 0 0 0 00 00 00 Thes . . « Because . . . o £00ST YOUR BOND BUYING On Thursday evening at 7:15 o'clock a practice alert will be held it was announced today of the practice alert will Mr, ®sececccee You make dead sure you'll have money for the things you want 10 buy tomorrow. You get the swellest feeliog in the world! proud feeling that comes from knowing that, whea your country asked your help, you toed the mark. The warm, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA FLA N ATIACK ON JAPAN SHAELR. | NOW FEARED; NIPS LONDON, July radio broadcast, PREDICTED ANKARA, July 12. — Reports pieced together in this neutral Cap- ital City indicated a strong possi- bility that any day may see a new flareup of activity in the Balkans Well substantiated reports from most of the Balkan countries say the islands in the Aegean have been reinforced during the past couple weeks. dicate the the Japanese mainland. - - PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY Federal Building. Phone 294 S OF NORWAY of > Meeting Wednesday, July 14, pam. at the home of Frank Olson 835 Calhoun Avenue. adv When George Washington be- came President of the United States, the nation had no navy You slip bullets into the rifles of your friends and relatives You help 10 bring the happy day this war will end. addition . . . You pick the world's finest investment—absolutely safe, and one which pays you back $4 for every $3 when the Bonds mature. Besides . . 6 FIGURE IT OUT YOURSELF Are you lending all you can? Weren’t there a few dollars in your last pay envelope that cox/d have gone into War Bonds—but didn’t? Get out your pencil right now—use the forms below as a guide—and see if you can’t boost the percentage you’re putting aside for Uncle Sam—and yourself! $( $( ) What comes in For U. S. WAR BONDS This adverlisement is a contribution fo America’s all-out war effort hy ALASKA PACIFIC SALMON COMPANY GETTING JITTERS 12—~A German quoting Japanese dispatches, said “various signs” in- American Air Force in China is planning a new attack on| Have a portrait artist take your picture. Hamersley Studio. Opposite! adv. )What goes out l Agr,itullure | Bill Is Signed By President WASHINGTON, July 12.—Pres |dent Roosevelt signed the $848,295 883 Agriculture Department supply |bill, but said he regretted exceed- ingly that Congress failed to pro- vide funds to continue the crop in- surance program. THRILL CLIMAX TAKES PLACE IN MYSTERY DEATH Son-in-Law of Wealthiest Man in World Placed Under Arrest NASSAU, July 12.—The arrest of Harry Oakes’ son-in-law has Ibmughl a startling climax in the | mystery of the death of the wealth- | iest man in the world. Alfred DeMarign husband of Baronet’s eldest daughter y, held on a formal charge |of murder. He denied he clubbed | Oakes to death. ! | Oakes body was found in his bed (at his palatial mansion last Thurs- day morning. - > 'MAJOR RAID IS PULLED OFF ON JAPS INBURMA NEW DELHI, July 12. — British and Indian troops, staging a major raid deep into Japanese territory on the western coast of Burma, seized Maungdaw and held the enemy | stronghold for several hours before withdrawing. ARGALL REMAINS ARE " BROUGHT HERE FROM TENAKEE, SATURDAY The remains of David John Argall, who died Friday at Tenakee | as the result of a heart attack, were !brought to Juneau Saturday and are at the Charles W. Carter Mor- ftuary pending fun arrange- ments. He was 62 ye: of age. An electrician by trade, Mr Argall was employed at the Salmon |Creek Power Plant here about 20 vears ago and for several years was with the Kennicott Copper Com- pany. A few years ago he retired jon a homestead about 3 miles from Tenakee. | Heis survived by a son, Phillip at | Cordova, and a former wife, Mrs. | Claire Rasmusson of Seattle, as {well as a daughter whose where-| abouts are not known. | 'Connie McKinley Is Given Party Connie Lynn McKinley, daughter ! {of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McKinley, icelebrabed her sixth birthday with a party Saturday afternoon at the family home on Twelfth Street. Birthday refreshments were en- joyed and movies were taken during the affair. Attending the party were Yvonne Hebert, Heather Hollmann, Jane Adams, Jean Hermle, Lorene Shaw, Mary Anderson, Diane Clark and Irene Clair McKinley. STOCK QUOTATIONS NEW YORK, July 12. — Tlosing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 5%, American Can 90, Anaconda 28':, Bethlehem Steel 34, Commonwealth and Southern s, General Motors 55%, Granby Copper and Mining 5 Interna- ional Harvester 73', Kennecott 33, New York Central 18'4, North- | ern Pacific 16%, Packard Motors | 4%, Republic Steel 197, United | States Steel 57%. Dow, Jones averages today are | as follows: industrials 144.62, rails | 37.29, utilities 20.85. | PRICES SATURDAY Alaska Juneau mine stock closed | last Saturday at 5%, Anaconda 28, Bethlehem Steel 637, Common- wealth and Southern 17/8, General Motors 55%, Granby Copper and Mining 5'2, International Harves- ter 72%, Kennecott 32, New York | Central 18'%, Northern Pacific 16, | ‘R('Dublic Steel 19%. | Dow, Jones averages Saturday |were as follows: industrials 144.23, !rnils 36.95, utilities 21.95. BUY WAR BONDS er, arrived in Juneau Saturday from AY, JULY 12, 1943 ‘GEORGE BROTHERS Super Market FFOR YOUR HEALTH’S SAKE DRINK GRADE RAW MILK Right from the cow . . . nothing added or nothing taken out. ‘Write, Wire or Phone Your Order EORGE BROTHER PHONE 92 PHONE 95 Keep’EmFlying BUY VICTORY BONDS!? Duck Creek Officers Nine More Blast Hosts Saturday Night Furnaces Closed Hosts snurd?m:rm with a for- By (oal Shor'age mal party were Major John e o vell, apt Cec Montgomery o OORwel, il Cleel i PITTSBURGH, Pa., July 12. — and Lieut. Charles Stevens. The | s o - The United i Steel Corpora- occasion was to celebrate their k cent promotions tion announces the closing of nine s J ¢ more blast furnaces due to the coal The affair was held at the Union Hall and. music was. provided by, the | Shigrtage resulting.from, the closiug . v . : of “captive mines” in the south- HENE Crctiah ""l"“lr"”‘_c‘“k west Pennsylvania coal fields by linsurgent strikers H. B. CREWSON HERE s H. B. 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The Good Health Flour AT ALL GROCERS “ Electric Hammond Organ Music DINE 'AND DANCE Broiled Steak and Fried Chicken SERVED ANY TIME THE DOUGLAS IN DINE AND DANCE OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT