The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 28, 1943, Page 6

PAGE SIX THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1943 CARA N[]MB | Army Medical (orps FRESHENER | Has Heroes; Seldom b e | Are Ihey Decorated move all traces of goiled cream with this fragrant (Continued from Page One) % liquid| It refreshes your [: skin delightfullyl A : ECONOMY REG. SIZE making the trips despite SIZE from the combat troops in $25° $l area. Both today wear Silver Stars ® | That's the sort of men the med-| ical corps is composed of, General Kirk. Sometimes they are| conscientious objectors; sometimes | men with physical defects that keep them out of the “combat se but always they are men who to take it according to the gen- alties aren't statistics Our job is to help| % ASK FOR IT AT BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. “The Rexall Store” we Dally Alaska Vices with the largest Subscrive 10 Empire—the paper paid circulation. are willing They are men them.” .. MOOSE ARE T0 HONOR GLENN ALLEN TONIGHT| The Loyal Order of Moose will to- night honor their Governor, Glenn Allen, who is celebrating his ’steen birthday. There will be refresh- ments and other things, and mem- bers are asked to attend the affair, beginning at 8 o'clock. Outgrown? JUST as a healthy boy outgrows his clothes so does thriving real estate increase in value and re- quire more insurance pro- tection. Conway Dock Company Oil === Coal Gasoline Insurance Phone 78 PARSONS ELECTRIC CO. JUNEAU Before you have a loss, let this Hartford agency check over your policies and make sure you have adequate insurance pro- tection. No obligation. Shattuck Agency INSURANCE—BONDS JUNEAU Solicits the business of friends in Sitka Electric Service and Repairs Westinghouse Representative YOU WON'T KICK? at the Service or the Excellent Cocktails, Wines and Liquors servedatthe . . . . COLUMBIA COCKTAIL BAR A Visit to The SILVER FOAM BUY WAR BONDS warnings | the | rington, {American Can 80%, CITED FOR DOWNING 7 NAZI SHIPS “Gunner Got All in One Fight from Flying i Fortress ALLIED HFADQU/\RTFRS IN NORTH AFRICA, Aug. 28.— Staff |sgt. Benjamin Warner, former Se- |cret Service guard assigned to the Treasury Department, received the | Distinguished Service Cross for the |unprecedented feat of shooting |down seven Axis planes on a single {Flying Fortress mission over Fer- | bini, Sieily, on July 7 The medal was pinned on the 6 foot, 6-inch, 275-pound gunner and University of California graduate, by Lieut. Gen. George Spaatz at an advanced base day before yeste Warner's twent enth birthd and his seventh wedding anniver sary 55 DISEMBARK FROM WEST | THIS MORNING | Disembarking here from the steamer arriving early this morning were the following passengers: From | Seward-—Peter O. Aure, Helen| Blumenfield, Alvin L. Bueng, E. T.| Carlow, Mrs. Carlow, Frank Cos: sardo, Frank J. Duvall, Helen Ewar J. Gilmattin, Earl F. Graves, Loui A. Halsey, J. B. Heath, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Henry, J. W. Hough, D. D. Hull, Clarence Johnson, Fred G. Klem. Matt 'Komer, Carl Lehto, Jane McMullen, J. F. O'Neill, Fred Pnd-" dock, Charles H. Pelts, F. Rued, R.| A. Staples, Grace Stevens, Alex Thoresen W. Turner, John Walti,| Patricia Waters, Fred Weber, C. A.| West, and Harold Whitton | From Valdez—A. R. Cramer, Rob- ert J. Detman, Merlin Feero, J. D. Hamilton, A. Howe, John Kajos, Delbert J. Kinney, John A. Lowell, John M. Newmarker, Anna Paul, Donald H. Pegues, Nathan Skinner, Chester E. Zenger, and Charles Nordling. | From Cordova — Edward Barnes, | Lllian Barnes, Frank Dufresne, and Otto Elfstrom From Yakutat Hazel Hansen, Bessie Kardectoo, Julian Milton, and Lois Morey. ! Leaving here for Seattle were Peter E. Morbello, George A. Guc- ker, R. L. Bernard, Frank H. Har- and Marion L. Coupang. | e | STO(K QUOTATIONS NEW YORK Au" 28.—Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock at today's short session is 6%, | Anaconda 25' 3.4, Bethlehem Steel 58'%, Common- | wealth and Southern %, Curtiss Wright 7%, Kennecott 30%, New | York Central 157, United States Steel 517%. Dow, Jones averages today are as| follows: industrials 135.79, rails [34.17, utilities 20.89. e UG DS | i DOUGLAS i(h(‘ South on Monday |sition as _|REQUEST WAR HPRISONERS BE PUI 10 WORK & Al WASHINGTON, Ang zB.—anm.s‘ |for the increased use of our grow- ing supply of labor prisoners of war }f.lr non-war jobs has been worked N (out by the War Department. The War Manpower Commission stipu-| tion is that this reservoir may be {tapped only where efforts to r |cruit other labor proves unavail-| |able ! With ‘qur»u for prisoner |ber cutting, pulp paper industry: | work, and farming, it is suggested !.mllmntanwl) that many prison- can perform them. The army d that there are around mers in this country| Commg Home 9’@ . a mounting number of re- labor for lum- Jer: |has repor 100,000 pris | now. | - > " FINED BY CITY : Arrested on a drunk and disor- derly conduct charge, F'v‘\nusco‘ Punay paid a $25 fine in City Pnhu‘l ‘(“uun this morning - HERE FROM SITKA | Mrs. Ralph Wilcoxen, Ralph and | Patricia Ann, are guests at the Bar- anof. They are here from Sitka. - NICK BEZ HERE %4 MAROONED IN MALTA t‘or four years, Frances Mamo, 19, ct Brooklyn, N. Y., is awaiting trans. | portation home from Africa wherq |nervman, is registered at the Ba she was evacuated after the in. |anof Hotel. vasion of Sicily. Going to Malta | . with her mother in 1939 to visit | her grandmother, she withstocd the island's bombardment though her mother died as a result of bomb shock. (International’ The wood rat, can rodent, always object in exchange steals anything. Admiral’s Aide leave: whenever some NEWS KATHERINE J IN LEAVING After visiting the past five months with her two brothers, Marcus and Thomas Jensen and families, Katherine is leaving for While visit- ing here, Miss Jensen assisted on the clerical staff of the Feusi and Jensen, general merchandising store, which her brother Marcus Jensen for |being made in the | ferred until TERRITORIAL C. OF C. HAS MEET HERE LAST NIGHT Among matters taken up by the Territorial Chamber of Commerce at a meeting here last night was a request from the San Francisco Chamber, asking an opinion as to whether or not the Territorial body favored the proposed coast route for |a highway to Alaska from Prince George. A report was made on progress attempt to se- cure settlement of claims against the Government for property pur- chased from Alaskans. Territorial Rep. Andrew Gundersen was pres- ent and told of his case. Pool, H. L. Faulkner and Henry Roden were named to draw up a !resolution on this matter. A report of the Juneau Chamber lof Commerce committee on state- |hood was read, but action was de- the Juneau Chamber passes on the report. PENS ARE SCARCE! Protect yours this easy way... Here from Todd, Nick Bez, can-| | a native Ameri-| it New fountain pens are scarce due to the war. Safeguard the fine pen you own with Parker Quink. Contains solv-x which ends gumming, clogging. ..pre- vents corrosion and rubber rot. Get brilliant, smooth-writing Quink with solv-x today. owns and operates. i M Jensen will return to her home in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where she plans on a teaching po- Music instructor in the schools there In Douglas, Miss Jensen has made numerous friends and has partici- pated in many of the summer’s so- cial functions, impressing all with her skilled pianist talents. RLSON TO INLET iting for the past week family here, Lawrence left for Excursion Inlet Mr. Carlson is employed y Inspector, for the In- surance Companies, representing the workers at the Inlet. After with his | Carlson yesterday FIRST SPAR to serve as an admiral’s aide is Ensign Thelma Morgan, of Burbank, Cal. When the U. S. Coast Guard Training Station at Palm Beach, Fla., was commissioned, she was made aide to Rear Admiral T. Chalker, assistant command= Navy photo. (Internationald DANCE TONIGHT Last evening a seven piece or- | chestra unlimbered their pieces in the Eagles’ Hall in preparation for| The only ink s containing SOLV-X ISMAEL HOTEL STEAM HEAT IN EVERY ROOM Ilot Water and Shower Bath Under New Management and Proprietor ISMAEL VOSOTROS Opposite Juneau Cold Storage Reasonable Rate {a big time of dancing this evening. The dance will be given for a group | |of Duck Creek boys and their ladies, lalso for the local residents ui‘ Douglas. 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