The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 29, 1943, Page 2

: THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE JUNEAU ALASKA 3 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1943 PAGE TWO et e e e e e e e ————tm————— e Wardrobe Wonder Workers ADD A NOTE OF COLOR, SPARKLE, NEW LIFE TO YOUR WARDROBE We have a host of new accessories, ide good sound investments, all which v give your wardrobe just the touch it needs. JUMPERS, in the News Young, wearable, trim, colorful Jumpers, with gay peasant embroidery. In Cohanna’s superb ray- 1.95 Hosts, of Lovely BLOUSES I'rom Patty Woodward, Deauvillg, Sir James:. . . come these “SUITABLE"” New Blouses. Lovely with your suits, tailored and without your dressy jackets, 3.95 10 12.95 BOOKS CLOSED SATURDAY Charge purchases on November account, BM Behtends Ca QGAAITY SINCE 1887 R — amputation at the elbow was neces- sary. The Rev. Biley is well known in SITKA MINISTER SURPRISE LOSES PART, ARM | Presbyterian Church at Sitka. met | | with a serious accident last Mon- | mer, brought in a truck load of tur- aay. In pulling his shotgun from |nips yesterday, raised on his farm, a boat in which he had been hunt- | Many of the iurnips measured six ing, the gun was accidentally ex- inches in diameter ploded and the shot blew off his e — right forearm. He was taken to the | PIONEERS AND AUXILIARY Which Tises to @ height of 1,000 feet, hospital at the Pioncers’ Home and MEET TONIGHT Juneau B S5 N PAUL SATKO RAISES CROP, LARGE TURNIPS (Continued from Page One) The move, apparently, is part of |~ a plan to close on the substantial | Japanese forces confined largely on | Bougainville. Nearby are the Short- land Islands whose airstrips are in- operative because of the American bombings of these islands. The is- lands ar rated from Bougain- ville by a strait, With bomb cratered airfields, Ka- hili and Kara are also in no condi- tion to send supporting planes to the scene. | Headquarters characterized the | opposition to the landings on the| Treasury Islands as “minor.” 3 This is the first offensive move in this sector since the Japanese were routed during the first week in ‘October from the Central Solomons including Vella Lavella e - JWC MEETING ON TUESDAY AT TWO 878% More Express to Alaska Pan American Airways’ Alaska Serv- ice, merged into the transport facili- ties of the Armed Forces, is working overtime these days. One result: 8789, more air express carried to Alaska in 1942 than in the year be- fore. Every ounce of cargo is under military control. When the war is won, we will again give all of our friends the standard of service for which Pan American is The Executive Board of the Ju- known throughout Alaska. neau Woman's Club met last night at the home of the President, Mrs. | John McCormick, A number of recommendations were decided upon which will be presentéd to club| members at their regular meeting on Tuesday in the Alaska Eléctric Light and Power Co. penthouse. | The business meeting will start at 2 o'clock ! || Quaker city battle scene, asserted 4 been said “As the border states go Paul Satko, the Herbert River far- BATIES . GFYEMR | | - ‘\ (Continuea 1:om Page One) ‘ic voting strength, and of Dewey's | power in New York. In staid old Philadelphia, the | politicos are quite het up over | mayoralty race which has unu: Bullitt, who was a | France when the Nazis country. is the Democrd | ate. His Republic; | Acting Mayor Be; | Samuel National Republican Chairman | Harrison E. Spangler, visiting the, “The palace guard of the White {House 15 seeking to New Dealize | Philadelphia = by sending one of the federal yes-men into the: city to seek the office of mayor.” President Roosevelt said he eould not give politis comment but glad to hear Mr. Bullitt, was running. for m Kentucky Strat New Jersey, Kentucky a present governors of ail three states arc Democrats The 48 states now are equally di- vided between the two major par- ties, and so if ‘the G.O.P. wins or makes . a very strong showing in Kentucky, Republicans will buds that the anti-New Deal trend indi- cated .in the 1942 congressional elec- tions is still running strong. Ken- tucky is one of the so-called s - tegic border states of which it has so goes the nation.” Observers say that capture of the New Jerse ship would not be ps Republican cul 1 t due to normal Republicai E h in that aite and son Democratic dissension there. In Mi sissippi, like other states of the Solid South, a Democratic nomin- ation is tantamount to election There will be three special con- gressional elections in November be- cause of the death of one repre- sentative and the resignation of two |, others. None of these contests, 15 _ expected to have any bearing on the national political situation s FAIRBANKS NURSE 1S TRANSFERRED 10 KETCHIKAN POSITION Ada L: Burt, who is .\p!-n(hnLé'u few days in Juneau, until she Se- cures pi south, has been trans- ferred fr F anks to Ketchi- kan S| will be employed s ‘Territorial Public Health Nursp Murs. Burt, who has been in Far- | banks for a ceeded lat her post by , who lia been in Fairbanks for sevefal ! months. R e PIONEERS AND AUXILIARY | MEET TONIGHT ' DRY SOY BEANS RED KIDNEY BLACKEYE PEA-BEANS RED CHILI CALIFORNIA PINKS Packed in about Also 6 Different Kinds of Canned PORK AND SAM PAUL, JR, GILBERT BIXBY ON VISIT TO JUNEAT Sam (Spec) v, of tay here TRY OUR HOME-COOKED Fried Chicken and Steaks Paul, Jr Juneau visited here y this mornir Super ng:ket SERVING ALASKA SIN 2 DELIVERIES DAILY 10:30 A. M. 3P.M. TODAY’S LEADER BEANS Buy Them at George Brothers WHITE NAVY LIMAS PINTO BEANS BAYO BEANS 2 PRICED RIGHT BEANS to choose [rom PHONE 92 WE DELIVER PHONE 95 Where Service, Price and Quality Meet LARGEST SHIPPERS IN ALASKA! and Gilbert It so, tates Navy te and Chiropodist. for their post at Dinners 510 8 P .M. ° : COFFEE SHOP OPEN ALL NIGHT Jeannie's Coffee Shop 326 SECOND AVENUE NOTICE?!! STARTING SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, ONLY TWO OF JUNEAU'S FOUR DRUG STORES WILL REMAIN OPEN— ON THIS SUNDAY AND EVERY SUNDAY THEREAFTER UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. On this Sunday, Juneau Drug and Butler-Mauro Drug Co. will be closed, and Harry Race, Druggist, and Guy Smith-Drugs will be open. Next Sunday, November 7, the procedure will be just the opposite. . Juneau Drug Co. and Butler-Mauro Drug Co. will be open for business and the other two closed. This alternating schedule will be followed until further noice. JUNEAU DRUG CO. BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. HARRY RACE, DRUGS. GUY SMITH-DRUGS. LARGE AND SMALL -pound Cellophane Bags BUY WAR BONDS - - FEET HURT? see Dr. D. W. Knowles latest scientific methods. 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Haines Skagway $18.00 $20.00 10.00 Express Rate: 10 cents per pound—Minimum Charge 60¢ Round Trip Fare: Twice One-Way Fare, less 109 Excursion Inlet—Scheduled Daily at 9 A. M. and 2 P. M. Juneau $15.00 Hoonah $10.00 Wrangell Petersbi $35.00 Ao 10.00 25¢ per pound—Minimum of $1.00 to Ketchikan Express Rate: 10c per pound—Minimum of 60¢ to Pe and Wrangell etu‘-:bm-, Above rates applicable when passenger traffic Schedules and Rates Subject to