The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 19, 1944, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA FMPIRE—]UNLAU ALASKA FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1044 “AGE TWO e - e Pr DONMD HUNGERFORD where he and four of the boys will DOUGLAS g0 to a special training center at 1y | l "'ED FOR MFI(ERS' | the New Orleans Army Air Base.| NEWS SLA Don was made Acting Corporal fo R A the trip, having charge of records' { ! CANDIDATE S(HOOl‘m orders for the destinations of TO PELICAN )7 {the others [ A. E. Goetz and E. Hachmeister | yorq has just been received from | S o T e left yesterday morning on the Sea W - . ‘ho recentl. i) DANCING CLASSES NOW | & Don Hungerford, who recently en ENROLLING | Parrot for Pelican, where they will {ta.cq the armed forces at Fort | LLING ; / look after the interests of the Ju- |ewis. that he has qualified for the | Baton twitling, tap, acrobatic, toe | O neau Cold Storage Company. They|0ffmv\ Candidate School and may | ballet, moderr eccentric, toe-tap, / should return the first of June. |enter as soon as there is an open- [character, chorus specialties, social J & — o dancing for beginners. Body toning e e VISITING MRS. MILLS { ™ the meantime, Don and four- |and tap classes for stenographers. J"“EA“ ‘o ANCHORAGE Bl . | I Mrs. Charles Graham and eleven- | yoeny others have been sent East,|Studio 411 7th. Phone Red 575. adv / Ay year-old son Jimmy are house guests b1 ERCHRGG, BETH 3 g S g i at the home of Mrs. John Mills. | . via { g : Mrs. Graham is the former Eliza- | B o, Mw% S \ /“/ et g oo e it o YAKXUTAT and CORDOVA | \ reared in this community, leaving | o b . with her parents nearly 20 years ago. | %‘ J‘f W 4 | . \ She is the niece of Mrs. John Mills. CONNECTIONS TO - | o COHAMA ol oo i 51w ek ) : “woat I(mrsen s ; e 1 Yy obsin | here before returning to their home | FFAIRBANKS —— VALDEZ —— KUSKOKWIM P 3 in Ketchikan. i £ TROPICAL e 3 KODIAK ——— NOME ——— BRISTOL BAY o WAGNER FAMILY LEAVING i R Mrs. William Wagner, Bonnie and | % BROADCLOTH Dently are southbound, enroute to Office PHUNE 667 PRINTS Oregon where they will visit with ¢ Baranof Hotel relatives for the summer. i \""sacerful hushed pastel colors . . . new and TO PRINCE RUPERT i 3 ; i i i 1 d part of | ! inspired all-over and border patterns m:dff;fiofu:fc’;tm s\?i:ir:ln: wuh[ ! I “ l l J M . . delightful “feel" —these are the things relatives insPr[i:c:z t}:.upen_ He is a ! | o1e uneau by ou look for in this Spring's ey s o il | | i BUY DIRECT AND 181 For Comfort ; o | ) ’ ] v y pet) WITH FOREST SERVICE | ! SAVE MONEY § ‘ At Lowest Rates and Summer's prints—and Billy Devon has accepted employ- | = 5 | i P! ! ! T ! | | f " o ment with the United States Forest ) Any quantity, immediate | ROOMS WITH BATH | % you'll find them, all, ih this ever-loved Service for the coming summer z delivery. Write for Price | or ! rayon fabric. Petfect for dresses, jumpers, gchool yacation. 'He is wrkig 1 . WITHOUT BATH ;1 y Y the Montana Creek vicinity. { 1 i % P | <\irts. And as much a pleasure to sew, e i ; { valcaflda rfl]‘ co Most Convenient Location " | " . POPPY DAY PROCL:MI.:;“II%i o5 S i B { 1 W aklbadin __THIRD AND MAIN— ¢ | on as to wear. You know it's fine quality BY MAYOR O S ; o ‘ Ovnaioikar . Glatante Wise I baccuse it's by Cohama. 1.25 vd. “Whereas, the United States of | Bl '/TES t 1 41 inches wide America is again being forced to | | —— o ! crush powerful enemies seeking o | Expertly failored and Sy . . | establish, their tyranny over the ! L ! | World, ana H | When ondorng by mai gioe {11, 7 10 opger on fi Please RETURN Your e i stock. - | “Whereas, the young men of | | name, address and following & ' n # | A Douglas again sre. offering their | [ | date quality fabrics of serge, Milk Bottles Promptly | e it ! whipcord bard| | Z lives in the nation’s service, and = | T n'Piz'_ cc‘w gal h‘:r ine in J D In -l ! ¢ “Whereas, the memory of those LAk any d Wf. ’_qu ‘unea Bass : : who have given their lives is cher- JUMPER: $37.00 eau vairies, inc. Py | i - includes tailor-made 1 &y ished by us all and is an inspira | Price i i ¢ tion to us all in these grave days, = ° Length saten o R | : and | A Postage Charge $1.00 / s 3 Satls i Gua d ' : “Whereas, their service and sac- | : i M.fi:;":,"’;':mn“l::l".::;u.w B { ¢ rifice is symbolized by the memorial | | = PANTS! WINDOWS, DOORS, % b poppy of The American Legion and —_— c " CABINETS g | American Legion Auxiliary, now | {'mdt Length ; 5 o e SR . o o e BABAN()F 0. B. Williams Co. Gity of Douglas, do hereby proclaim o Co. Alaska’s Largest Apartment 1039 First South Seattle 4 * Saturday, May 27, 1944, to be Poppy f Hotel ' |Day in the City of Douglas, and | 15123 dS"A’“ NSIEATTLE i * “ |urge all citizens to observe the day n ve., '/ EVERY ROOM WITH TUB ‘ o N by wearing the memorial poppy in | 5 and SHOWER i QaLITY SINCcE 17887 honor of the men who died for 2 The sewmg Bukel b —— Southern Democrals Revoll Is Silenced by Big Peppet-Htll Yole Continued from Page one) It is believed here that the votes 1 the two states clearly bore out : prediction of Wendell L. Will- last summer that President 1t would go into the con- and the election with the 00 ention olid south wrapped up and tucked | wway in his hip pocket. The Florida ama elections were the rious tests of that conclu- ‘landmg fields to provide safe and‘ economical transportation to all sec- | | tions of the Territory and to the States. We demand return to public do- main status of the twenty-mile strip of land on each side of the Alaska | Military Highway and lately with- | drawn from development by the | Secretary of the Interfor. We urge expansion of housing and | facilities at the Pioneers’ Home in | Sitka sufficient to care for all needy pioneers, with one unit desig- | nated for pioneer women, | Territorial government should be | economy with no additional programs during the national emer- ‘ gency. | America in the battles of World Wwar I and World War II.” i (Signed) JAMES I. PARSONS, = TROOPS ALSO LAND, DUTCH NEW GUINEA (Continued from Page One) We believe the fiscal policy of our | | moved MflCAthurs miles nearer tax |the Netherlands East Indies” provided forward bases for and harder blows and bringing all| forces “110] the Philippines and and | “deeper \which MacArthur developed by the Japanese as air bases, were stormed Thursday from the mainland in the second am- phibious thrust in two days against moderate resistance and at the same time other Americans invaded the mainland and spread east and west of the original landing point, encountering “trifling opposition.” Familiar Pattern | The multipronged enterprise, said presages “the reconquest of the entire prov-| ince” followed the familiar pattern of southwest Pacific invasions, with' supporting ‘air attack and naval ;bombnrdmem implemented by a, rocket gun barrage. | Buccessive waves of barges, first light ones, and subsequently larger e Your Own Employer « Start Your flwn RADIO BUSINESS Without Capital! 1TrainYouat Home in Spare Time- A for a Radio Business of Your Own .y uanstieio, e, #Would you like to be your own employer—have your name over 2 money making Radio Shop? Then send the coupon below for My New Experimen- tal Course Helps You to Learn Faster More Thore BABY HEADQUARTERS Infant and Children’s Wear ' 139 S. Franklin Juneau, Alaska Reasonable Rales Phone 800 COLUMBIA LUMBER COMPANY OF ALASKA Lumber and Building Malerials PHONES 587 or 747—]JUNEAU YOU CAN GET LUMBER FOR ESSENTIAL REPAIRS ON YOUR HOME Woodley Airways nk Republican political ob- We advocate positive post-war of Dutch Guinea under Allled air|crat hit the mainland, headquar- My FREE book that tells how I i s here, however, expressed no ' planiing including legislation to as~ | domination.” It also meant that|ters said, and 2,120 Japanese were help you start ercnt Radio | o irtenment over the results. sist in the reestablishment of the|the Japanese have been pushedkaed and 441 captured. A num-| Here is a dire shortage of Radio T give ‘fit,Tx:yyour mm;‘:fi | J U N E A U ] considered the large votes service men and women returning |back 1000 miles from their deepest|per of captives were freed, bring-| EXpefts almost everywhere, hence moncy ‘;:l’f_‘\.h.!. you perform . 1 oW un up by opposition to the incum- |to civilian life. | southwest Pacific advance point at|ing the total number liberated from| MeKing opportunitics are greater now e iments Like this, | ANC“ORAGE as a very vigorous protest Believing in the future of Alaska, |Milne Bay, New Guinea. the Japs in the Hollandia and Ait- ""Rl:"’: B it bhoracciis Jager @ ! New Deal and one that Wwe urge an intensive survey of the! Despite the warning the Japanese|ape areas to 720. | cm‘r’;ms b PRTEEAAT A P ! mnr d cnm w1 decisive in states unencum- geological and agricultural possi- (had been given by successive air —_————————— | Electronic Controls, Frequency Modu- | Vii YA “ WA :d by the one-paity system, bilities of the Territory, such sur- | attacks, the invaders effected a fation are but a few of the new Radio Connections to ALL INTERIOR Alaska Points r—-——— vey also to facilitate the post-war |surprise and suffered only light! The “octane” was established 2s{ developments that will offer tremen- i ¢ +f a!ka Dele I de\éelopmimh of our tourist trade, casualties, . |a basis’'of gasoline value in World| doe\;’s usplpo(rmnmt‘s to pmperl; trained | $ R, o jand our fishi; r indus- | b m art now to prepare for your - 4;2 & n;(ales (: and our fishing and timber indus ing coral islets, War I | e s Tscioting fed. Lockheed Arrives Juneau 2:00 P.M. J epubli We believe a progressive labor | | can train you, in your spare time, « PUDMCEN SRR | 5 e | S fon ovh b o muds oo Electra Leaves Jueau 230 PM. | ) Uit 1 TO MEN CONTEMPLATING 4 Inslrutled for Dewey Continued trom raga une) ion to the voters of Alaska, we that such Enabling Act pecify the terms of admis- | ehood, including the di- > | crimination as between workers and | ciple of our Alaskan zovernment‘ including improvement of wotking‘ | conditions, prevention of unjust dis- | favoring the employment of hona fide residents of Alaska in Alaskan industry. We advocate a nonpartisan board for the administration of Territorial Schilling ing no initial capital, or for a good dy position in Radio Broadcasting, ;ubht Address Systems, Sound Picture Recording, Wireless Operation, Tele- vision, Radio Retailing or Distribu- tion, etc. Many of my students also earn money in their spare time while learning. Diploma upon graduation, C. H. MANSFIELD, Pres. 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