The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 28, 1944, Page 2

I\Gl; I'WO PHOENIX HOSIERY CLASSIC . . . . Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Only it to each patron, more than DOUGLAS NEWS VICTORY “()KKI‘RS RETURN a dozen Douglas people, in- 1ding housewives and school chil- returned yesterday from can- | in Southeast Alaska who were sed with fish and not enough | ers to put it up. The Terri-! An exciting three-day Hosiery Classic . . All regular $1.35 lovely Phoenix Rayon hose, feature priced at $1.00 a pair . . . Full-fashioned, flattering, wonderful new fall shades, reinforced heel and toe to assure longer wear. each pair. Reg. You save 35¢ on 1.35 1.00 pair... SIZES 815 e We'll Fill Your TO 1014 fanee sl BB 1 e s obid et i s 7 Mail Orders. . . All mail orders post-marked not 13th filled. will be ' { { { \ ! § § ’ later than September § 3 honored and B Bdmfi& QAALITY SINCE 1887 | torial Employment Bureau put out {in the City Council Chambers. an emergency call for all who could bly and Douglas women and chil- assist in putting up the ELLISON IN TOWN Joe Ellison, cannery man, was in | | Douglas on business over the week- | dren rallied to their aid and have | end. | spent the p(\\l two weeks at differ- ent cannerie CITY COUNCIL TONIGHT Mayor James Parsons has called a special meeting of the Douglas City (o\mul for this evening at 7 oclock ' TRANSPORTATION COM P ANY | in St. Ann’s Hospital. | ELEVEN ARRIVE HERE | Airliner, NELS HALL DIES IN | ST. ANN'S HOSPITAL — M'Idred Kendler Is Honored at Shower Miss Mildred Kendler whose wed- ding is to be an event of next Sal urday evening, was honored recemi& by a kitchen shower, held at t home of Mrs. Henry Meier wi #[iMrs. Matt Halm as co-hostess fgr Nels Hall, 58-year-old fisherman | residing at Elfin Cove, expired at | 3:30 o'clock-on Saturday afternoon He was born in Norway and was unmarried. The remains are at the Charles | W. Carter Mortuary pending funeral arrangements. ————————— ON ALASKA AIRLINER ; * Arriving hexe irom Anchornge‘ yesterday afternoon on an Alaskan 1 piloted by Duggan and | Silver, were the following pas- | sengers: Grace O'Connor, Gunhild | Forshaug, Victor Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. George Fugate, W. A. Armstrong, Lewis Brown, Lester Jones, Gene Erwin, Troy Erwin, and Clifford Anderson. Returning with the plane to An- chorage were M. Wing, R. Dunlap, | P. Holmes, L. J. Workman, R. R. ! | Robertson, George Leighton, Emil | | Knudsen, and Dr. Ed. Seinfeld. .- CALIFORNIAN HERE Lester Jones, registering from Long Beach, California, is at the Gastineau Hotel, c c 0o 0 0 0 0 0 0 WELTHER REPORT U. S. Weather Burean Temp. Saturday, Aug. 26. In Juneau: Maximum 58 minimum 53; rainfall 1.08. At Airport: Maximum 56, minimum 52; rainfall .56. the affalr, H The evening was spent in singifig and games, followed by the presen tation of many lovely gifts to the bride-to-be. Guests for the affair were Mes= dames Joe Kendler, Frank Maier, La Brash, Eddie Trambitis, Harry Sperling, Gus Gustafson, and the | Misses Anna Meier, Rosie Maxex,‘ ‘and Judy Tramblth THL DAILY ALASKA EMPIRF~ ~JUNEAU, ALASKA REDS WITHIN FIFTY MILES OF BUCHAREST Anchors offlzi Defense Line Fall as Russians | Near Rumanian City (Continued from Pagc one) 20 miles south of Galatai. Braila has a population of about 32,000, MOSCOW, Aug. 28.—Two great Russian Army groups, paced by coi orful Cossacks, advanced within less than 50 miles of Bucharest in a drive swiftly overrunning the Ploesti oil region. An unconfirmed report said some columns plunged also 50 miles into Transylvania. A 16,000-square-mile northern sec- tion of Transylvania was cut away from Rumania and awarded to Hun- gary by Hitler, yet there have been no reports of the Hungarians fight- ing alongside the Germans in thal area. The German communique that counter-attacks by “Hungarian and German troops prevent the enemy from entering Hungary through the eastern Carpathians or making good headway.” Russian attacks on Piatra-Neami on the edge of Transylvania were reported foiled. The. Russians overwhelmed the Germans at Foscansi and Galatai, anchors of the once vaunted Nazi defense line, and rolled on through | the oil fields to Ramnicul and Sarat, | 22 miles beyond Focansi and 75| miles northeast of Bucharest, The Moscow eommunique | said that Russian positions northeast of Praga, Warsaw's east suburb, were said ( Ketchikan and Tamgass Harbor via | E | | | ! ‘ invm:n-mvno DRUG CO. improved, and that 50 additional localities on the Estonian front had | capitulated to the Third Balic| Army. | ELLIS AR TRANSPORT FILES APPLICATIONFOR ! EXTENDING SERVICES The Ellis Air Transport has filed application for authority to conduct certain operations between Ketchi- kan and nette Island Air Base via conduct certain opera- en Ketchikan and Edna | Bay via intermediate points, and Metlakatla and over an irregular route to all points in the First Judicial District of Alaska. i A hearing will be held at Ket- | chikan September 14, at 10 a. m., | before Examiner Raymond W.! Stough, according to a notice re- celved by the Civil Aeronautics Board Office Baranof Hotel PUSS ANCHORAGE—FAIRBANKS NOME YAKUTAT — CONNECTIONS TO VALDEZ — KODIAK — BRISTOL BAY KUSKOKWIM CORDOVA PHONE 667 ARTHUR OSZMAN, Traffic Manager y § \ \ ) ) ) | o= INSURANCE Health, Accident, Life, Annuities Juvenile Educational Endowments M. B. MARTIN—Phone 53 123 Third St. P. O. Box 1641 Thompson Optical Co. 214 Sev!fi!d St.—Phone 387 Lenses duplicated—Frames sold- ered—Reading Glasses $7.50 pair —Guns repaired—New Gun Parts —Keys Made. Hotel Juneau .\ For Comfott At Lowest Rales ROOMS WITH BATH or WITHOUT BATH Most Convenient Location . —THIRD AND MAIN— Owner-Mgr., Clarence Wise SAMPLER 111 the famous assortment of best-liked confections ; ; . here direct from the makers-»#1.50 0 87.50. “The Rexall Store’! PERPR S SEATTLE VOTE FOR FRANK A. 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