The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 4, 1943, Page 6

PAGE SIX ™ Big Flirtatious BOW atop a sleek little FELT HAT in black, navy blue, military blue, colors brown, turf-tan and red PRICED AT S3.25 P79 ALSO White Crocket HAT for Casual Wear at Si.2 Jones - Stevens Seward Street ) J CHILDREN THANKED FOR TINFOIL DRIVE A. B. Phillips, Superintendent the Juneau Public Schools, is 1 receipt of a letter from the C dren’s Orthopedic Hospital in attle, expressing thanks the 895 pounds of tinfoil c by the school children_ f the efit of the crippled children The letter states that due of facilities, they 11 be to take c of any the present time; t will be no drive this merly However, Mr. Phillips it would probably be a to save the tinfoil at then after the war, or notified by the Orthopedic Hos pital that it is again being solicit- ed, there will be a supply | sincere to lack unable tinfoil at there for- nor¢ efore. year as that idea | say good home, and whenever FIRST UMBRELLA COLLECTIONS WILL BE ON THURSDAY their umbrella frames 2 o'clock in basement it Each Thurs- will be again may turn in omorrow afternoon a he Methodist Ch d today irch announce wdditional collecti reminded not tc in the frames to the B. M of the the Behrends store, spon- or conte but to bring them tc place specified frames to the call red donation umbrella no further wish use nd who to assist their contest, may 660 any morning, and the called for -+ Legion Auxiliary Endorses Officers At Meeting Here will be of the held At las American Legion at the Dugout rd as f rtment mmittee meeting Auxiliary members went the election of officers by the from slates units. indorsed t, Lillian Edna Ray- president, Betty retary - treasurer executive n Hendri sergeant-at- Dej voring submit- ted by the i The local lowing: pr first by various unit the fol- Kin esider vice president island homeland. McCormick Mildred com- M Zenger Johnstone of mittee-women son ilva Ted resignation Dolly president-elect rm: The stew- T art a Mac as 1 d Wrigh were it as secretary-treasurer epted and Mable Ly- cted president and vice president that vote taken at the next meet- question whether or not Article 2, Section 3 and 4 of the Constitution and By- It wa would be first tewar announced a on the to restore Laws A War Pitcher pledged taken the nmittee’s Molly d the Auxiliary bond vote was favoring Stamp Day itself to to start the third loan A check received American Legion, which u. discretion of the Aux- iliary project. The in charge of the project Mabel Lybeck, Florence and Mattie Bixby suggestion of Mrs. Mutch, that the Auxiliary a month for ine. meeting purchase a from the is to be was ed at the for a worthy mittee includes Mutcl th it wa make agreed cookies once in- ductee qu the offec Following last night cake and erved the president - PHOTOGRAPHY FINE WEATHER KEEPS ALASKA COASTAL BUSY PORTRAIT Have a portrait artist picture. Hamersley Studio Federal Building. Phone 204 take your Opposite adv Hello... TRADE-MARK Delicious and Refreshing BOTILED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY Juneau Cold Storage Co. Broiled Fried SERVE The Alaska Coastal Airlines made trip to Skagway this mornir with the following passer Frank Ausmus, C. Hazeltine, Gordon Hamilton. Haines passen- gers were A. Maitland and C. Fovi- loff. The return flight brought Waldo Thompson, Earl C. Lindgren, and Mrs. R.' J. Paxton Another trip Haines took Ed Alvarado, Mr Mrs. W E Nigh, and Mrs. Lila Pryer, and came back with H. A. Jackson, C C. Rudd, and L. C. Liendahl Bruce Gle: n and James Glea- son went to Tenakee, Peter Wil to Todd, and S. Einstoss and Frank Marshall to Sitka Passengers this morning to Ex- cursion. Inlet were Winnifred Nickell, Lena Brown, J. J. Standish E. Canger, and Pat McHugo. The return trip brought in E. E. Mur- ray, John K. Swanson, Allman Vi- gan, C. C. Bach, W. R. MacDonald, and Stanley Taylor X - COAST GUARD FILM, GRADE SCHOOL AUD. THURSDAY EVENING The Coast Guard movies sched- uled for tomorrow night will be shown in the Juneau Grade School Auditorium at 7 o’clock, according to announcement. Those attending are requested to use the Sixth Street entrance te the building Lieut. E. B. Metzen, here from | Coast Guard headquarters at Wash- ington, D. C., will show the pic- [tures which deal with modern fire prevention and fire fighting tech- a i and to and 1 speak for *“Coca-Cola”. I'm a symbol of its life and \ sparkle. I'm known, too, | as ‘“‘Coke™. It's short for | *“Coca-Cola". | offer you " the pause that refreshes. | | speak for the real thing the soft drink with the d | tinctive quality of delicious refreshment . . . the drink with the trade-mark “Coca-Cola", P.S. Everybody likes to shorten words. You hear “Coke" the friendly abbreviation for the trade-mark “Coca-Cola" ...on every hand. nique. The movies and lecture will of special interest to members of the Juneau Fire Department Civilian Defense members general public, however, is ed an invitation to attend as well - H. W. BECK AT BARANOF HOTEL H. W. Beck, Christian lecturer from San Francisco, is res istered at the Baranof Hotel be and The extend- Science Steak and Chicken D ANY TIME FiIi‘pino Infaniry Is Readflor Members of Co. B, Second Filipino Infantry, at Camp Cooke, Calif e swords—in anticipation of the day Iiussians'Say These Germans (aptured in Ore THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE Japa JUNEAU ALASKA nese . ‘ o 5 ] i R e brandished bolo knives—all-purpose they would meet the Japanese and avenge the overrunning of £nis long line o1 men are German soldiers captured by the Russians during the offensive north of Orel, cording to the caption of the picture radioed from Moscow to New York. Christian Service ' ALASKA STAR Meeting Scheduled | OUTTODAY WITH Tonight, Postponed 7 PASSENGERS old has drawn so many The Alaska Star Airlines plane, Juneauites to the hills and beaches| piloted by R. Jacox, with Earl Cle- that the Women of ments co-pilot, came in from Christian Service of the Methodist Anchorage last night with the fol-| Church decided to postpone lowing passengers: N. D. Rhine- its meeting scheduled for this eve- hart, W. B. Reed, Emma Noveneck, ning. W. S. Sutton, W. C. Kay, and A. Members will be af-| W. Mey forded Dr., Returning to Anchorage today, Berneta have the plane took Bertha Adams and Herbert W. Beck, and to Yakutat i the passengers were Hazel Hanson, | Esther Bremn Vivian Bremner, Sylvia Bremner, Muriel Bremner, and John Bremner. : - Sol has and friend an_opportunity to hear Block, who wa been guest speaker, at a later date - EXCURSION INLET HAS 20 TEAMS § to There are 20 teams in the Soft-| SOFTBALL LEAGUE CHANGES MADE IN Up to July 29 the Teamsters were in the lead with 11 rlayed g lost while the Garage| fishing areas to the Westward, Clar- squad was in, the cellar with 19) ence L. Olson, Fishery Supervisor, games lost and none . ‘has announced the following changes e in commercial fishing regulations: An increase in the total take of L i SHOR] v RogERIS }herring allowed in the Kodiak area | | from 200, ,000 b s VISIHNG 'H JUNEA | “;g‘ml:aog(:?nzz \Z)\lzfil?a?n Sflorll;f\l; area, Shorty” Roberts, Excursion Inlet | commercial fishing for salmon ex- meat cuter, is in Juneau on leave “U‘"d?d from 6 p. m. August 5 to 6 for several days and renewing ac-,P. m. August 9. quaintances with his many friends.| In the Olga Bay area (Kodiak) Before going to Excursion Inlet, from 6 p. m. August 2 to 6 p. m. Roberts was employed in varfous | August 9. meat markets in Juneau at different SIO(K o’u‘diA"l'éus { times. He was also in baseball clubs | and was considered one of the best ) second basemen in the game. | Roberts’ two sons are in the mili-! NEW YORK, Aug. 4. — Closing| tary service and are seeing action. | quotation of Alaska Juneau mine) - Istock today is 5%, American Can | B.P.0. ELKS 85, Anaconda 26'4, Bethlehem Steel | meeting, Wednesday; Aug. 607, Commonwealth and Southern | Curtiss Wright 7%, General| Motors 52'4, Granby Copper and Mining 5':, International Harves- - |ter 67% REGULAR CHILD HEALTH Central 16, Northern Pacific 14%, CONFERENCE TOMORROW | Packard Motors 3%, Republic Steel weekly Child Health |17%, United States Steel 537%. games R : e AL} After an on-the-spot inspection of | 1one | won Spec 4, 1943, 8 p.m %, M. H. SIDES, dv Secretary. The regular Kennecott 307, New York | WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1943 RAFBombers Taking Rest Night Raids Infruders Carr\; Out Forays Over Continent-No Other Action LONDON, Aug. 4—RAF ers carried out forays of tinent last night but Britain's heavy bombers took a rest after almost continuous action during the past two weeks against Hamburg and other objectives in Germany e CHINA COVETS Intrud- the con- | GEORGE BROTHERS Super Market SPECIAL BUTTER, pound, 55¢ CODY CREAMERY FRESH BUTTERMILK 2 ds. 35¢ NO TERRITORY FOLLOWING WAR ANOTHER LARGE SHIPMENT OF CHEESE HAS ARRIVED Expects Manchuria, For- mosa to Be Returned- Soong Statement LONDON, Aug. 4—T. V. Soong, Chinese Foreign Minister, told the reporters at a conference here to- day China expected Manchuria and Formosa to be returned to her after the war but she had no ter- ritorial ambitions in Indo-China or Thailand Soong said the Chinese hoped Korea will become an independent nation When asked about the Chinese attitude on Hongkong, Soong said he preferred “not to take notice of the question.” - Duck Creek Orchestra Honored at Banquet Complimentary to the Duck Creek orchestra, which has given its time! and talent at numerous USO func- tions, a banquet was given last eve- ning in the Gold Room of the Bar- anof Hotel. The affair was sponsored joint- sengers ly by the GSO and Servicemen's| To Seattle—Vern Councils, with Coast Guardsman Harold Hadaway, Lola Hadaway, H. M. Shumway acting as toast- Darline Hadaway, Leo Sundstrom, master for the occasion. O 40 Victor Allen, Marshall Parker, were in attendance Richard C. Talley, ELKS TO INITIATE . CANDIDATE TONIGHT | There will be a special meeting of the Juneau Elks at 8 o'clock this PHONE 92 TWENTY-TWO LEAVE HERE SOUTHBOUND this afternoon the following here were Leaving steamer pa W. Vickers, | evening for the purpose of initiating a candidate from out of town The meeting will be very short and will be over before the Coast Guard dance begins in the Elks’ Hall. TIDES TOMORROW High tide—4:06 am, 153 Low tide—10:26 a.m., 0.1 High tide—4:41 p.n, 157 Low tide—10:48 p.m, 23 - R - feet. feet. feet. feet The liver of a single basking shark vields two hundred gallons of oil Free Delivery Ronald Dick, Largest Selection of FRESHEST FRUITS and VEGETABLES at All Times EORGE BROTHER PHONE 95 Where Service, Price and Quality Meet LARGEST SHIPPERS IN ALASKA! Frank E. Hickok, Frank E. Wad- den, Alfred Magnusen. Louis Heins, Arnold Wegrim, Lester Copeland, Warren T. Ma- | ples, Ernst Benjamin, Garvin Hay- {croft, Clyde D. Cope, Walter B. Read, and Olof Benson. To Ketchikan—Anthony Zorich. EINSTOSS THROUGH S. Einstoss, fish buyer, stopped over in Juneau as a guest at the Gastineau Hotel and flew to Sitka this morning. For a steady, glowing, white light easy to read by, brilliant enough to light up every corner of the room, use Standard Blazoin your gasoline lamps. This highly refined, volatile fluid ideally fits northera climatic conditions. Blazo is a water-white pressure appliance fuel that is both extremely efficient and economical. Because of itsinflammable characteristics, care should be used in its storage. STANDARD BLAZO Now—More Than Ever EVEN IF YOU have cur- tailed the use of your automobile you need the best insurance protection you can buy. Effective August staff of Get Comprehensive Au- tomobile Insurance from this agency—NOW. Shattuck " Agenecy INSURANCE—BONDS vicinity to avail held tomorrow| Dow, Jones averages today are Juneau Health as follows: industrials 136.87, rails and 4 o'clock. 34.49, utilities 20.73. Conference will at between 1 be \fternoor the enter THE DOUGLAS IN DINE AND DANCE OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT JUNEAU DINE ANNOUNCEMENT 2nd it is our pleas- ure to announce the addition to our plumbing and heating mechanical MR.E.C. SHELLWORTH and we invite the people of this themselves of Mr. Shellworth’s 38 yvears experience in the plumbing and heating industry. HARRI MACHINE SHOP OSCAR HARRI, Proprietor Electric Hammond Organ Music AND DANCE