The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 3, 1943, Page 6

HAMBURG IS PAGE SIX - tarv force an be found on the far | done and will continue to do 1(5{ L attie 1 of this war, as |duty to its country. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA 5TH EX-WIFE T | Ma now the Coast Guard a i wiced e o e ROTARIANS HEAR e i TO CELEBRATE :-cumrmiies T0 WLB ON POUNDED FOR : e mers e mncime. 50| JALK. ON. ROREA | ITS BIRTHDAY i | | comnnenss INNOONMEETING. - PORTAL PAY EIGHTH TIME he large tr ports that took then | I T 1 | Super Market 1 The' enams Endwh thets ‘as. Feal D Betensta Bibok bl BerH- | ol RS | — Public Dance to Be Given ientiess sus hunters, shepherds or | torial Department of weaih spoke| Sayg |J, S, Only Civilized {Records Are Broken for by Organizafion To- |of constal waters. Saateurs know this noon on Hortn, feg wne) Couniry Not Hay- o | Sustained Attacks on SPECIAL i f our st and shore installations. | i of that country, China H S’ & Wkiise: calbRrativis the ISR oL Stk : T B fict. She left Ko-| \SHINGTON, Aug. 3. — John | LONDON, Aug. 3—A great fleet BUTTER pound birthday of the T t t oat Before the talk Howard Stabler|L- Lewis told the War Labor Board |of the Royal Air Force's biggest | [ [] Guard will be helc ot " today that American miners ‘bumbm's returned from bfl(l(‘r?ll‘ v, i SR know them as rescuers | spoke on MHOREY seryive 3 : A Hamburg last night after giving the CODY CREAMERY ing, August 4, i i : he “only mine workers in | § I to it nafraic 1e heavie , life vicrie of Anchorage was a . ¥ ey once thriving German port its oom. Open to the 7 Pl S Ve 81 vt Rotarian. Other guests in-|Civilized country who don’t receive| cAghin B 1n° tar" ddva f‘)"“ ’;}'m‘ ‘.\‘, e aaa i 0 out, we don't have to come back.” | cluded Bob Jernberg, Assistant U.|compensation for Srayelitaay or break all records for sustained at- | A A R o A m nding lonely vigil S. Attor from Ketchikan, Dr "f‘;\ly‘bl\"“i‘ rode r i tacks on a dingle target. ation, commmemorating the found- | ¢ isolated lighthouse George Hayes of the Department| [WHOU & ' R | Fires set by the last assault Thurs- | FRESH B"TTERMILK z qls. 35(: ne of the O Guard, then calle A . remembers them, among |of Health, and Dick Byrnes,Juneau|Lewis appeared in behalfdol the day night were still burning as the | the U. S. Revenue Cutter N ther things, as men who put aside High School teacher proposed supplemental b i | RAF swept over the city to add| by Alexander Hamilton in heir sea legs and fought their way Lieut. Edward B. Metzen of the Mment with Hleuu.\ t'»m\l operators [,0 1Y havoc created by some 8,000 tons of | “In war and peace, the 15 through snow and brush to rescue | U.S. Coast Guard, Wash,, D.C., who|increase miners' earnings in a plea » €X- . bombs dropped in the seven previous | . the Coust Guard represent the long- | the survivors of the Gillam plane |will put on an exhibition in fight-[before the Board which he had| wife of Tommy Manville, the | raids. | ANOTHER LARGE SHIPMENT est continuous history 1 ing incendiaries and other con-|long ignored and defied. much-married asbestos heir, | Thirty bombers were lost in the | military organization, a history ex- the United flagrations here Thursday evening,| The proposed contract would i went to Hollywood to spend the | raid which was carried out in great | emplified by the Coast Guard motto t the greate nd |also was a guest crease earnings of the miners to &' symmer with some friends but | force, accompanied by attacks on OF CHEESE HAS ARRIVED | other objectives in northwest Ger- | | many. minimum of $2.75 a day, including $1.25 for travel time. Lewis contended the entitled to portal to not only under the Wage Hours Law but under their contract as 1 just correction of a working con- movie contract walked and now will spend her time more or less permanently in the studios of Hollywood into ‘a st importance of its lo , celebrates its 153rd birthday i organization which h: Semper Paratus”—Always Ready PETS This birthday finds Coast Gu EMINENT DOCTORS i "ohottaniosr | [NHAMBURG DELEGATES MEET ', . oo « o« |§ 200,000 MONDAY EVEN'N:’,‘ Women's Society of Christian Ser- [ vice of the Methodist Church to A be held tomorrow night at 8 o-| LONDON, Aug. 3A Reuters dis- At the meeting of the American! .ok in the parsonage, Dr. Ber-|patch from Stockholm said a Danish | e ——————————————— Legion Post, Alford John Brad-{,ery Block will give an intimate| Consular official who has returned | tard, No. 4, held last DigHE. the| ol S e aas it o Koran nbine.| S0 RN ML ot the AttonTanet| f Dugout, it was decided that the zroppers of the Service and ull| correspondent in Copenhagen that PHONE 92 PHONE 95 Lo the Paper Convention giners interested are invited to| it is estimated 200,000 are dead in Where Service, Price and Quality Meet to be held soon, would hold a ses- Hamburg as the result of the Allied | attend | ion next Monday night at 7 o'-| g LB vt bambings. : { LARGEST SHIPPERS IN ALASKAI clock in the Dugout In London, this estimated number | Delegates a Joe Thibodeau, PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY of dead is regarded with skepticism. | Fred Cameron, Edward Keithahn, | —_——————— George Gullufson, Bert Lybeck,! Have a portrait artist take your Lampreys have a sucking disk on | ———— — Homer Nordling, Claude Carnegie,|picture, Hamersley Studio. Opposite | their snout which enables them to . - o =y Waino Hendrickson and Alfred | Federal Building, Phone 294. adv. | climb dam walls. | There is no suhstitnte for Newspaper Adverhsma - Zenger b o——— i - Bl % S, Alternates are Leo Jewett, James - miners are portal pay proudly BUY WAR BONDS : e A Largest Selection of FRESHEST FRUITS and VEGETABLES at All Times EORGE BROTHER dition Free Delivery delegate Soufoulis, Willis Roff, Les Sturm,| John McCormick, Ben Ambenaug, | Harry Stonehouse and Steve Vuko-! vich ! - - FIRE PREVENTION MOVIES SCHEDULED BY COAST GUARD “Chemistry of Fire,” a movie howing the modern fire preven-| tion and fire fighting technique| developed by the Port Security| | Program of the United States| Coast Guard, will be shown here Thursday night. The time and place will be announced shortly. | Lieut. E. B. Metzen, in Juneau from Coast Guard headquarters in Washington, D. C., will show the pictures, assisted by Chief Special- | ists William McConnell and Ro- bert Reasebeck, both of whom are| % Only free people can hold T T w their purpose and their honor | A lecture will accompany the! movies, with an actual demonstra- are far less irritating to the nose and throat ifouMo‘:vr,merb of the Juneau Fire Do‘ | i . | partment and Civilian Defense| ey . | units will be present and an invi-| This tells why you ought to |tation to attend is also extended the general public. steady to a common end, and prefer the interests of completely — or definitely change now to PuiLir Morgis. In repeated clinical tests, doctors high in the profession report their findings—that: When smokers changed to Philip Morris, every case of irritation of nose or throat, improved. These findings were all re- ported in medical journals, to inform other doctors. To you as a smoker—it proves that finer-tasting PHILIP Morris are much easier on the nose and throat—far less 7 ARRIVE FROM WESTWARD WITH WOODLEY PLANE Th Woodley Airlines plane came | in from Anchorage today with seven | passengers, Art Woodiey piloting the mankind to any narrow interest of their own.” — Woodrow Wilson due to smoking, clearec irritating! 8. d up irritating! M | plane. = 5 | Returning to Anchorage were the WE ."*.LVL PHILIP MORRIS AT SAME PRICE AS ALL OTHER LEADING ‘followm{; passengers: Mrs. R. H. BRANDS...STILL THE SAME FRESH, FINER-FLAV ORED SMOKE —DESPITE Heider, James Heider, Carmen WAR-TIME PACKAGE CHANGES | Yates, U. G. Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. | Theodore Henry, and Edward P. | Sommers. NEW YORK, Aug. 3. — Closing | quotation of Alaska Juneau mine ‘ stock today is 5, American Can 83%, | Anaconda 264, Bethlehem Steel | 60%, Commonwealth and Southern 13/16, Curtiss Wright 7, Granby | Copper and Mining 47, Internation- | al Harvester 66%, Kennecott 30%, | New Ygrk Central 16, Northern Pa- : v SR 1 e ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY | public Steel 17%, United States Steel X | 5214, Pound $4.04. : ‘ | Dow, Jones averages today are as ... Buy More War Bonds i | | | follows: Industrials, 135.63; rails, 34.37; utilities, 20.57. - YOUR BROKEN LENSES Replaced in our own shop. Eyes Examined. Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson. ' Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636, . adv. THE DOUGLAS IN. DINE AND DANCE OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT "Electric Hammond Organ Music DINE AND DANCE Broiled Steak and Fried Chicken SERVED ANY TIME