The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 28, 1945, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA ~ EEDIRATRES IR THURSDAY JUNE 28, |945 \ o g e | tomorrow welcome William D. Shan- BINGS or ROYAL ANN—No. 2!, tins 2 for $1.00 PEAS PEAS LA CONNOR or. GREEN RIDGE 6 fins $1.00 $20.00 Coupon Books for $19.00 CORN CORN NIBLET—WHOL.Z KERNEL on his first trip here. I . BOND SALES HERE Going to Find jUN[ AU | S '[0 RO'I' ARY ‘I'o STILL MR BEHIND | Ouf About that : HAVE FISHERMAN | Trek irom Asia ; " bond sales in the Juneau- TN | STORAGE SPA(E v just top-| MOSCOw, Ju " 28.—A Russian , with total | archaeological expedition is now on | June 27 . v to Chukotka Peninsula/ At the regular weekly meeting of | 269.25, only 62.3 Sea { qa, the Juneau Chamber of Commerce, 1 v The ke excavations held in the Baranof Hotel at noon Seventh War Loan. There is little |in an effort to determine the truth|cday, it was announced that L. F. an a week of the drive yet |cr falsity of a theory that the North MOITis is starting construction of aj and Juneau has nearly American Indians originally came loft-building for Fishermen's Stnr-;. one [hn(i of the way to go, al | from Asia and migrated to America 88¢ Which \f.‘lll‘huus(_‘ nets and geari bond officials emphasized ; by way of Siberia and Alnf)fil. 1"{rll]‘r{"*‘(}i[{}*‘:f“‘:‘i’:{“mlncm ot tiibl i | meoting, that inasmuch as private | r | capital had planned this construc- ticn, it dropping the project in Morris’ favor. A letter from President v ad I ' S. Truman was read to the Chamber | d SAT“RDAY ra rant M declining with regret the invitation PRICES Goon _FRIDAY an extended by the Juneau Chamber of Commerce to include Juneau in his |} % T Ghmbes ot Comre oA FEA PEACHES ? The Chamber of Commerce nus | E sold to date $36,500 worth of series | foct Bl st o, 2 G Bonds and $14,125 of Series E,| SCHILLINGS No. 2Y; tins—FANCY making a total of $50,625 contributed | L] to the 7th War Loan Drive. p oun 'I ns S L ll . W. D. Shannon, District Gnvcrnor‘: fosid L [] L of Rotary, gave a very interesting|' * C l lng talk regarding the newly appoint- szn 00 c°upon Books !or $]9 no $50-00 coupon Books ‘or $47.50 ed Secretary of Agriculture Clinton! VACUUM PACKED Anderson. Mr. Shannon is in Alaska | o c o F F E E | Visiting the various Rotary Clubs of! William D. Shannon TOM /‘TO JU[CE C H E R R l E S Fairbanks, Anchorage, Sitka and| h Juneau and is enjoying himself im-| The Rotary Club of Juneau will NO. 2 TIN meeting adjourned at 1 o'clock |non, Governor of the 101st District 20th Cu“ury Theatre wherc‘of Rotary !ntnn.lmn al, \xlnch in- md ranged for a 15-minute film | Lon Idlhn Bnmh Columbn and R A l N D R (’ P S flashback of 29 years ago this July|Alaska. Mr. Shannon is a consulting 4th on the screem, This film was mrrlvxl engineer in Seattle, and is N Water Softener 6 for $3.00 $20.00 ____$20.00 Coupon Books for §13.00 Books for $19.00 ORANGE AND GRAPEFRUIT JUICE BLENDED—No. 2 tin 3 for $1.00 $20.00 ___ $20.00 Coupon Books for $19.00 $19.00 STRING BEANS CUT—No. 2 tin a series of newsreels taken in 1916, |member of the Seattle Club. H which included a parade of that year | Was nominated Governor at the Vic- held in Juneau. |toria Conf; ce held last April and W. T. Stuart was welcomed into Was formally elected at the 1944 the Chamber as a new member, |Convention of Rotary International Guests included W. D. Shannon, it Chicago, Illinois, in May. Simpson MacKinnon, an old member | Mr. Shannon is visiting the Rotary - Makes Washing Easier Saves Separate Bluing ' Saves Soap Makes Glasses and Dishes Sparkle at the [District Court of Juneau. of a million members in more Juneau Deliveries— GOVERNMENT SUES | TO COLLECT NOTE|. | A civil action to collect $1,525.59, plus interest, due on a promismry inote has been filed here with the 'w {than 50 countries throughout the rid. Despite the war, this world-wide jservice organization continues to mn\\ in numbers and strength. Since Jul\ 1, 1944, 168 new Rotary Clubs {have been organized in 13 countries of LhP Americas and in Australia, | Ceylon, Cliin England, Finland, |India, Kenya, New Zealand, North- GRAPE JUICE 6 fins $1.00 NUCOA FOR ALL PURPOSE & for $1.00 CHURCH'S—Unsweetered 5 pinis $11.00 ¥ b ____$20.00 Coupon Books for §19.00 GREEN OLIVES CLAM JUICE §=:=tor $1.00 Clerk of the U, S. District Court by|ern Ireland, Sweden, Switzerland | Assistant District Attorney R. L.|and the Union of South America. | Tollefson, acting for the Umbcd | States Government, against James| ‘ A : f“ ;X“i:;:fi*w::‘mz:;“b;’,h“:‘:;:;;“;. Soong 0" on Moscow i, | o ST 5 T lor (onlerence |10 A. M. and 2 P. M. Douglas Delivery—10 A. M. | Government. BOTTLES NEW EANCY QVSTERS Sew. | s S e il 5 bottles $1.00 : ' GULF Stews, elc. (Only Two (omplamis b s & “Sfi:(“ifil‘.fif.‘m""m O‘CEDAR POLISH """""""""" SR Soong has left the Ch tal PINK 12 CANS CASE 'Heard from Pa||en|s S ‘C; soseow. i P RUNES b S A l M 0 N s 25 slz 00 ‘Aboard Hosp“al Shlp —who rol.urned home frnm the Snn';x o 2 bo"les Sl 00 [ ] L] Francisco conference only a few poun s ’ RIS S T e ORI S RN L R s WASHINGTON, June 28—Rep. gays agoc—would confer with Soviet Durham (D-NC) heard ony two "oreign Commisar Molotov on Rus- $50 00 c B k ! $4" 50 - = -Chi lati Oupon HOOKS ior Shrimp - Tuna - Clams - Sardines |/ s ve s S s saoun e svor cering 2 JELL-9 . brought him back from Europe. ‘gi!y ]x(mslblc effort (Lo dt;l(\n the L0 - - hl i i ur:gking governme; 1 Everything in Sea Foods | 2, e s wel g oo s . WIARSHMALLOW 1 2 packages $1.00 today. o,,e was “It’s too hot here;” attitude is regarded as likely to w ]l l P 2k s T o RIS S e N S s the other “It’s too cold.” ;‘w ure him a favorable reception in ALL rLAvons » Durh: h f a Hous oscow. 10 A SIS P M, R s s S 2 jars $1.00 - 3 b ied i g ther members returned after a DOUGLAS DELIVERY 10 A. M. i e K asneoting Torie= M “‘e (h d 'h l N 1 mNIMUMg 50 Boment. ooy ncoaed Heesuie| OINET LNAgEd Wi Deal No. Edward L. Bartlett of Alaska. I K " g T (h Id D l ‘T 2 l h 4 = Funme e ottle CHILI SAUCE, C.H.B DHUNE DHONr_ ARMSTRONG HERE ifiin wo lidren el vO. le CATSUP, C ’ll-B b 04. e ,' s 5 gpfi“bf? 1H'glfe’5':‘5:t°"filc”fgz‘l{;?“;; | NEW YORK, June 28—Two chil- P 0 DER 1 hottle , L. and b. e pa e ond v ol SQAP POW 1 bottle WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE CAS H G R OC E RY | MJ";?;,::F';F;;“ TUNEAU | it 53 had contesed s sran I package IVORY FLAKES Royal Vic Brand e, Of ul - R Bl R R L is a g\{esf,’at Lhei Bilzanofiflotely !c%}b]}e]ex:lnmher was escorted to the l PaCkage OXYDOL l p“lt BELIANCE HA'ON“A!SE b Aol esall. 1 package CITRUS A l I_ F 0 R s 1 0 0 who said he found the children dead n - when he called at his sister’s Bronx home. He said his sister was sob-| bing, “I am sick, I need a doctor.” Police went to the house and found the bodies of John, in his bed and Regina, 2 years old, in a crib. | Officer of Vichy Regime Arrested. ROME, June 28.—Joseph Darnand, Secretary of Interior in the Vichy regime and one of the most urgent-| ly wanted of French fugitives, was | arrested three days ago by Allied In~ telligence Agents, it was announced We have Specnal Faclllhes fo hamlle FRESH i v cacsinc sl al of the French Militia, is accused rnu"s and vEGETABLES lo keep lhem of some of the harshest measures’ CRISP and SWEET .... against French patriots. The arrest§ Come In and See was made near Edolo. Darnand was PHONE 16 or 21 TWO DELIVERIES DAILY and local resident home on leave Club here to advise and assist Presi- | from the U. S. Navy; John McCor-Jdl’“' Jack Fletcher, Secretary John mick, Director of Selective Service; | Young and other officers of the club 'J. P. Welker, Wholesale Drugs of On m"m,crs pertaining to club ad- Tacoma representative; J. C. Lee, ministration and Rotary service ac- U.S.A. Medical Corps of the Juneau |tivities. He is one of the 140 gov- -] rt; Wallis Drummond, Prefat ernors of Rotary International who urers of Seattle,|ar® supervising the activities of and Frank Rogers, Librarian of the |5366 Rotary Clubs with over a quar- it ALL FOR $7.00 $50.00 Coupon Books for $47.50 POTATOES FANCY NO. 1 14 pounds $1.00 DealNo.3 1% pound CHATEAU CHEESE 1 package COIL SPAGHETTI 2 tins TOMATO HOT SAUCE 2 large fins PUREEE TOMATOES ALL FOR $1.00 GEORGE BROTHERS || The Best CashGrocery inJuneau Two Free Deliveries Daily: 10: 3lla.m.,2 30p.m. 92 “Phomes ' 95 $50.00 Coupon Books for $47.50 .- . McKEE HERE R. H. McKee, a Yellow Cab Com-~ pany representative of Anchorage, is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel. — e PELICAN CITY WOMEN HERE Mrs. R. Raatikanien and Mrs. E. Ojaniemi, of Pelican City, are guests at the Gastineau Hotel. B WELLSER ARRIVES James P. Wellser is here from Tacoma and is registered at the Baranof Hotel,