The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 4, 1945, Page 8

THE DAILY AL \bKA LMPIRL— PAGE leHl e l Bn(lm F'()ster Williami Sharp, Ida SHARP IN JUNEAU HOUSING BOARD . Brust, Robert Garrow, Alan Webb, [ W. H. B. Sharp, of Calgary, Al- * | Mrs. William Burger, Arnold Krue- | berta, Canada, has arrived in Ju- neau and is a guest at the Bar- To HOLD FIRSI ger, Nina Krueger, Sharon Krueger, | nes | Art Martin, Lucille Martin, How- |anof Hotel. - ard Martin and Frank Martin, - S | MEE"NGS HERE To Fairbanks: Arthur Bremer,)| GRAND OPENING! ) Delphinia Morris, Frank Mapleton | At Spruce’s Delicatessen Saturday. - and Steve Vukovich. We are moving into our new qu: (By Asso d Press) A]l:[\;n:b;-;s ‘0( N e wiy- GRS | ters and will serve Free Ice Cream | R l Py 4 Housing Authority Board From Fairbanks to Juneau:|to the Kiddies, and Coffee and| » S'lper fi‘“l”fiet Orders for Delivery Accepted Up to 2:30 P. M. Western Front—Americans drive are to meet here next Tuesday for Walter Rolfe, John Sledge and Mrs. | Doughnuts to the Grown-ups, from | into Italy toward a junction With|their first session since the Alaska ‘ ol | . . . 95— i i i their comrades who had fought Up|Housitg Act wi R %% Clara Diig. 2 to 4 p. m. You are invited to! 2 FREE Deliveries Daily—10:30 A. M., 2:30 P. M. Hes ree Yelver 8 . 1 by th 1 1es Jal Y hrough'the Ttallan Peninsula, push |cent Legislature ol M Whitehorse to Juneau: Charles|call and see our new store. We| Ph sz 9 z r n l- . n il 4 Orders for Delivery Accepted Up to 2:30 P. M. into Crechoslovakia on & broad| Stanley A, Murman, Reglonai| s oo MEpdo (o ones ree beliveries bauy S R e e e | tront outflanking Pilsen and close|Counsel for the Federal Public ____Orders for Deli ted Up to 2:30 P. M. on the burning Austrian fortress|Housing Authority, who appeared in — of Linz; British turn to Denmark |support of the enabling legislation | S“t‘.r"". q e "l after a link-up with the Russians.|before several legislative hearings, is L"'Ige t Sele t ...' ..i Y\ .’ = p C? S l R to be present here for the Board s cle e Eastern Front—Russian units, in|meeting He will be accompanied cooperation with the British, crush |by another official from his Loquors mIsuneau 3 B U T T E R the enemy in northern Germany; |They are expected to arrive - | along the Red Army front After holding sessions here for - | g 3 2 ) | Pound Ry two days, the Housing Authority will ¢ ’ | 3 5 Italian Front—U. S. Fifth Army |shifc to Anchorage for further s IAL ¢ sth 3.95 | MAID O° CLOVER—GRADE / nears a junction with Americans meetings, it was stated by Gov > | pushing down from the north; Ernest Gruening, who is chairman g bl oLn Tnomson slh 3 95 ) $20 00 Coupon BOOI{S $19 00 Yugoslav Partisans complete the|of the board. > Il R b » e AN ST R e ———— occupation of Fiume and Pola. SRR — | OLn BOSToN sPnT 5!l| 3 75 . - . AT TYNE R WY ol R ML 0 Pacific Fronts—Chinese launch a pAN AMER'(A" HIES e a r a | counter-offensive in Hunan Prov- ARLIC SAL 3 t TUNA F ISH || i o seamerooay | [ei B vo | at Chikiang; British and Indian | | troops make good progress in drive| Today, Pan American flew the ::::oluf:g "7( jeasoning tba’ ddd’ 'ns " | to wipe out Japanese resistance in|following passengers to Seattle fonew goodne:x I Burmese city of Rangoon. Aus-|Joseph Cassidy, Herbert Redman, | I tralians meet bitter Japanese re- Hugh Wade, Mrs. Azile Arron, nice Bl'alld o $20 00 hl' sls 00 sistance on Tarakan Island, oft | northeast Borneo; Americans and e S et i o= Japanese bring heavy guns to bear in southern Okinawa fighting; U. S. Super-Fortresses bomb Japanese | homeland airfields. RUSSIAN EASTER BEING OBSERVED Easter services in the .Russian Orthodox Church were today an-| nounced by the Rev. E. Olendy. { | Easter is observed in the Russian Orthodox Church according to the day first set in 325 by the Ecumi- O T SypRr T, BN SRR G xmcnl Council, which has not been Re\ Olnndy ;ald | 1z tins 85¢ Observation of the Easter season | lleg 10c each S Fme for Lunch 3RIVERS RESERVE - ith 395 RUM Old Timothy, 5th, $2.50 _ For Rum and Cola . . Exira Special BEOURBON | ST. HILL, 5th, $§3.00 Exlrd Speclal . - Regular $4.50 NIBLETS —— CORN 24 fins $4.25 12 fins $2.15 $20 00 Coupon Books $19 00 CHAMPAGNE COOK'S, 5th, $3.90 California’s Fmesl are always the FRESHEST! Bunch Carrois Squash i1 Fresh Peas Lettuce 5 Broccoli Tomatoes Asparagus " Artichokes Cauliflower Avocados New Potatoes Green Onions Yams Rhubarh and many other GOOD THINGS TO EAT! began last night, and services were | held at 2 o'clock this afternoon in | commemoration of the bringing of | Christ to the grave. Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, Mass will be held according to St. Basil. The church will be open throughout the day, and in the | evening there will be the reading of “The Acts of the Apostles.” At midnight tomorrow night “The Resurrection” will be observed. Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, Mass will be conducted by the Rev. Olendy, assisted by the Rev.| | William Robert Webb. .- 4-H BREAKFAST (lUB | MEETS TOMORROW A.M. The 4-H Bleakrnst Club vull meet tomorrow morning at 10/ o'clock at the home of Arlene| Kronquist, 333 West Ninth Street.] There wili be a demonstration of | muffin-making, and special musical | numbers will also be given. ! Plans for the food sale to be held before June 1 will be com-| pleted, and the committee, ap-! pointed to take care of it. ] | 1 S arkhng BURGUNDY Fifth $3.75 APPLE WINE Fifth $1.00 Extra Special DINNER WINES |. Fifth $1.25 Port ... Muscatel . . Sherry . . Claret Burgundy . . Zinfandel . . Sauterne IMPORTED PORT |{. | PEACHES (ase of 24 tins $6.95 3||\n)s$1 00 2 tins . 3 3 cRSE Packed by Libby, McNeill and Libby ROSEDALE BRAND PHONE 704 Juneau Deliveries—10 A. M. and Douglas Delivory.—w A. M. Roat Orders Delivered Anytime! TEA Half Pound 49( Schillings ORANGE PEKOE TEA Buy $20.00 Coupon Books for 319 00 o ALASKA COASTAL ON SKAGWAY TRIP An Alaska Coastal Airlines plane LEMON JUICE, Milani's - @ oz. bolfle 23¢ DARIGOLD BUTTER | DARIGOLD-FEDERAL flew to Skagway yesterday with - the following passengers: Marie . : ! 9 ! 3 ': Mulcare and Wilbur Irving. Sweet Cream Enriched with more Vitamin B * Large Selection FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Returning to Juneau from Skag- way, the following passengers were‘ flown in: Mrs. C. A. Cmroll,‘ Michael Zegler, C. A. Cawall, Joe Peterson, Arnold Krueger Sharon | Krueger and Mrs. A. Krueger. From Haines to Juneau — Bob| Wahl. Alober Port ~ DUBONNET |} WINE f fith §2.00 |} IMPORTED FRENCH WINE Fitth $4.25 1929 Viniage . ¥ ---BEER--- Olympia. . Rainier . . Columbia . . Acme CASE $4.25 Western Beer ~==-BEER--- Schlitz . . Blue Ribbon . . Trommer's asesqgos | 2 Pounds $1.05 | MILK-(ase $4.89 FORMAY JEEEETER 3 Pounds- 85¢ CAMPRBELL’S SOUP MUSHROOM TOMATO 12@ns$2.39 12a@ns$l.33 LAFRANCE FLAKES- 12 pkgs$1.15 FRESH RHUBARB - - 3Ibs.55¢ MINIMUM DELIVERY—$2.50 DOUGLAS DELIVERY 10 A.M. : TWODELIVERIESDAILY - - 10:15A. M., 2I5P. M. ———.——— MAYOR OF SKAGWAY VISITING IN JUNEAU C. S. Carroll, Mayor of Skagway, accompanied by Mrs. Carroll, is in | Juneau, registered at the Baranof | Hotel. Mrs. Carroll has been giving OPA broadcasts in Skagway on| Sundays from material sent from| Juneau. The programs are put on. by Announcer Sgt. Young, who asks ‘questions, receiving answers from Mrs. Carroll. | —————————— HOONAH MEN HERE Orrin Kaiser, K. F. Frederick and Harry Douglas, of the Icy Stfaits | Salmon Company" at Hoonah, are guests at the Gastineau Hotel. - e @ 0 0 0 0 0 00 WEATHER REPORT (U.'S. WEATHER BUREAU) Temperatures for 24-Hour Period Ending 7:30 0'Clock This Morning o o o In Juneau—Maximum, 42; minimum, 32. Precipitation, .02 of an inch. At Airport—Maximum, 42; minigaum, 32. Precipitation, .07 of an inch. e e 00 0 0 0 0 0 TOMORROW'’S FORECAST Occasional light snow flur- ries tonight, Saturday and Saturday mnight. ® o o o o & 0o & o DELICIOUS APPLES large doz. 45¢ TOMATQES firm . . Pound 35c New Cabbage . . Broccoli . . Rhubarbh . . Let- tuce. . Parsnips.. . Carrofs.. . Squash. . Celery New Potatoes . . Cauliflower . . Grapefruit . . Bananas . . Oranges Z\’othiny But the Best 'CHEESE 35c POUND DARIGOLD CHEESE GEORGE BROTHERS 3 S” 1764 ]" arket _TEMPERATURES I S T Eastern Beer