The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 10, 1943, Page 6

PAGE SIX OPA GETS IN | TANGLEWITH HIGH COURT Forced Armour Company fo Sell Beef af Loss of -$40,000, Is Charge WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 The « n directed by the Unit 1te ency Court of \ to exar further the ¢ of Armour Company, [ that OPA ions forced the company to s large tity of beef to the Army at e Armour Company contends in the peti rejected by the OPA hat firm was required to slaug 1 deliver to the contract, more Advance August COAT SALE Continued This Week! lion seven of beef $40,000. ... GUESTS AT ROTARY MEETING Officials of United State Coast ( 1 Auxiliary were guests of Juneau Rotary Club this noon at a meeting presided over by Vice- tk and pound: at @ 1ore thar Fall cl that will hea keep ¢ wind: We h you are looking and color and st the coa the n your size This is an advance SCENIC FIRE the fig SEND YOURNAME .. bonc uin and bond 'lo WAR DRiVE may be bougl box offic o be left on y into the show and bonds SR PEKONE SERVICES President Henry Harmon. Homer Garvin, manager of the styles and you ca They were Capt. C. H. Jones,| Capitol Theatre, reported today miss it. Beau Lieut. Commdr. James H. Kimber-|that $2,500 worth of United States IOMORROW p M priced so low it's practi ly, Lieut. Earl J. Watterworth, and War Bonds were sold at the theater » " give away Wes Overby, secretary of the local in the first week of t nd Your unit Name To War” campaig Funeral services Topi Pe- Other guests included G. A.Bel-| The drive will continue until kone ho died Sunday \j\( ford of Excursion Inlet, Howard| August 15. All p: 2 morning at St. Ann’s Hospital, will 2 J. Peterson and Charles Batlin of bonds at the theater may be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 the War Labor Board, and Harry scroll which will be sent to the g'clock in the chapel of the Charles Townsend, a visiting Rotarian from North American Aviation company w. Carter Mortus Jones—sievens Seattle, mining geologist for the where it will be microfilmed and| The Rev. A. 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CLINICAL TESTS: (actual smokers) When the smokers changed to Philip Morris, every case of irrita- tion of nose or throat—due to smok:- ing—either cleared up completely, or definitely improved! This work was conducted by doctors high in the profession. They reported their findings in authoritative medical journals —to inform other doctors. o DINE AND DANCE e S s s i THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA LOOKO UT—women fire spotters, being trained by the U. S. Forest Service, survey their territory from a lookout, with Mt. Rainier looming above the clouds. UGLAS IN ITALY WILL STILL WAR SAY NAZIS | Reports from Berlin Con- ' fident Italians Will TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1943 ‘GEORGE BROTHERS Super Market NEW POTATOES U. S. No. 1 Shafters Continue MADRID, Aug. 10. — Dispatches | (from Spanish correspondents in Berlin to Madrid's morning papers | mirrored expression of German of- ficial confidence that Ifhly will con- tinue the war with the help of German reinforcements. Badoglio is said by one corres- pondent to have abandoned all hope for peace with the Allies. He said, “the weight of German arms out- weighed the mistaken will in home quarters which were inclined to cede to enemy pressure.” Italian reports said that since Mussolini’s downfall the Germans have quietly moved sufficient troops to the Trieste region to seize that ~ | sector if necessary. HENRY GARDNER, ALEUT, - | FOUND DEAD ¥ ROOM Janan Tries Henry Gardner, alias Harry Olson, an Aleut from False P was dis- pea(e pa (' covered dead at the City Rooms yesterday morning. He had evidently Relenting on Atrocities- Even Pass Qut Candy died at about 3 o'clock yesterday morning. The U. S. Marshal’s office was notified, and the body taken to the Che W. Carter Mortuary. The d was about 29 years old and unr ied. Little nown of his relatives, but a sister, Irene Gard- ner, is believed to be in Ketchikan. - FEET HURT? fo children If so, see Dr. Knowles, latest ik ~<ufu.‘|n'1;1.'\1“1‘(1””( foot correction. | wASHINGTON, Aug. 10. — To Lower lobby, Baranof Hotel. Office oreget japanese propaganda, he said, phone 387, house phone 669. adV.' qefinitely pointing toward a sep- arate peace in China,” Representa- tive Ed Gossett, Texas Democrat, will urge repeal of the Chines clusion Act as soon as Congr convenes next month. Gossett, member of the House Immigration Committee, declares that Japanese have already adopted separate tactics by “relenting on atrocities” in occupied China by try- ing to win over the people of those territories even to the extent of “passing out candy to the Chinese children.” e ALLIED SEA FORCES HIT ATGERMANS Yanks Land Behind Lines, Capture 1,500 More Nazi Troops (Continued from Page One) We sett PHILIP MORRIS at same price as all other 'between that great landmark’ and the sea, pushing on beyond Bronte on the road west 6f the mountains toward Randazzo, the British are now reported less than seven miles from Randazzo, the British are now reported less than seven miles from Randazzo, hub of the enemy’s communications for all Sicily po- sitions. leading brands. i Turin is second to Milan as Italian rail center. an Special This Weel: 15 pounds 98¢ 501Ibs. $3.15 1001bs. 5.98 We can fill your needs up to 50,000 lbs. 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