The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 13, 1946, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ° < THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNFAU ALASKA ' BIG PLANE BULLEIINS""E{E?,‘ED"",,‘,IEJ,;‘M GOOD CHANCE “ WEDNESDAY, NO\EVIPER |3 |‘)46 VANISHES; .o b i w"’\t““’l““?f"”"'“TO WIND UP have ed the peace of \l\\ 1 casting warning that from now on . SHIP STRIKE 1941 (Continued from Page One) B ol smanm sident, Mrs en Nov. 13—A with 11 in the man will f rth of here perate 2 both ground gress by inviting GOP lead held Thur hers were stalled by participate in his weekly legislative Nov. 21, at 6:30 o'clock, and th committee to be in charge of the ssdames ner, Harol . Robert Poil: Ending of the tie-up, said Dr. . would depend largely ication of tI union s se for the MEBA a on “remaining issues in dispute SA” which| of by col-| | RBANK, Calif . I nes and top favoriies .. WITH ALL YOUNG AMERICA , curity (. ec EBA a conferences, it is reported. At LONDON—British minesweeper were plying the Straits of Corfu he would lMl say \\n|" oSt Loy ., L. G. McDonald, and J ; " ¥ > “remaining were. ¥ ittees 3 o s their presence, however, | / e 3 Molaeis s Americands Briskiien f predicting complete settlement St e .| of the strike 1(1‘;- | 3 g"y‘ggaf 34?‘21;'@‘:;5‘5:,;?’1 ht \(m‘ng 1/ church parlc e I Games MARINE REPAIR SHOPS | e Mrs. Fred Orme, Chairman of NOTRUSHED AT PRESENT NOW — several ‘“‘3"1 reported a e sewing committee urges that all i JUNIOP L3 ( ( the Peiping- ntsi g be wned three! 1 e repair shops are d | S .m 111 wou he Independent paper Hsin Min ar which on of the year, now : SN that martial law had|y oy Tk post flshing season Tush lightweight wool jersey; Capt. Garr Mill 34, Van beer 1 the f December meeti completed. Ju u Weld- y ' s Nuy x] Calif,, was the pil - fosdames B. McDowell, d Machine Shop has been pasie] shad R L S - ST. LOUIS—Sec of assner and H. Snaring. The repair work on the Rojo culture Clinten P I ting will be i1 form of 3 ed recent- use @ e milk they need until i d tc if ¢ 2 RESPONSIBIL"’Y dairy are brought within ce £) cents in valu rea average family will be a “fish pond. i) : T “The House of Sw : Up Io (ONSUMEP LONDON — A Foreign Office MARTHA 5OCIETY 8 ey \ said today than an| Will hold a Bazaar and Dessert, t = in principle has been|Friday night Nov. 15, in No. Light : (Continued frcm Page One reached to allow Denmark to st rs from' Motor F i it cupation of the British 7 think of whal would Zone of Germar iis will be 4 to the cour rents ' w i out decontrolled at this time The ticn which ! indoubt- - 1 per- USALEM — Six_police con- due the ¢ ; yet x ) LAS are to be 1 s of on sround min w ees of the Bakery (suc- € touched ofi under a police trolley|ning Re Jour isco) or to P. ' 1 speaking of Alaska’s ho hreé miles south of Jerusalem. |today an bl rschmidt Bros 1 Mrs. Hermann said the | = arcund the 7 t OAK RII Tenn—The new % civilian 1 c Energy C ! 1 her & all the 200 employe 1 's OPA were g to do | [ n their jobs disappeared out irom under them is a typi- AND, Calif.—A spectacular i cal misunderstanding of OPA whose arm fire visible for miles brcad shoulders have taken royed the 0,000 Redi- can take a great amount of criti nd cism. Never has the OPA main- tained a 200-person personnel in |early today only - | | Place Your Glnfe « 1 Alaska. At our peak we ha E 63 employees. During our four and [ R E e o we e mae GIRL BEATEN TO TesTe Thank R Cetts tciom 1o buid price. tnsa]| WO bbair s RANKSYPIVIRG to ihose during a stated period ¥ o, tpoee ot o o oniemee. DEATH ASFATHER | Now we are turning the price- ardianship job back to yo . HAS “IGHIMARE * Turkey Order NPW 2 worried about ou: we are worried about you.” RKADELPHL:., A, OV | SErvE this spicy dessert often! ‘Tender-crusted apple dumplings. - - tim of a nightmare in \\lml\ ; il ) SRR SO ; 1 Forels _|her father dres vas having StET into bowi s NEW YORK—The Foreign Min- her father dreamed hs was having 21 1 CenTENNIAL Silk- isters Council limited today’s ses- a fight, three-year-old Linda Joyce | cu aY 2 ; 3 teaspoons lied under the hail of Ju dovbleacting ly Tuesday, Sheriff W. T.) der; 1 teaspoon s reported. ; spoon sugar sion to three hours and in that Pollard time they'll try again to break the | blo three to one deadlock between Matlo g u;mus of squares to ce Sty da Assured that Seside down in it Our Prices Russia and the Western Powers| The father, Willard Pollard, 25, Cur v: e b over the fate of Trieste. The time|told the sheriff and a coroner’s 4 tablespoons shortening. L : 4 deadline on today’s meeting was|jury that in the dream he found| App: BAKE in hot (400°F <r\cn.alm1u! WIH Be ! set so that the Ministers imself trying to ward off attack-! legg 35 minutes, or until apples are tender ' % cup milk ind brown. Serve with cream . R attend the opera ers, but that he remembered noth- | R s s i ig t! { L | clse. When he awoke I hower| Kneaplighy. Rolltoabout ¥iinch o lemon sauce. 1 ST Thr - e ; 2 | et i PARIS—The Three-Party Coali- | ae was standing over the battered c I A 2 tion Government of Prime Min-|body of his daughter | Count on en*ennia for the WE WiILL HAVE ister Georges Bidault decided to-! Mrs. Poliard, who pt in the| mulledl e Georees Bdaus docied | Mro_ poliard, wio st o x| begy Flour that can be PLENTY OF: i tional Assembly meets Nov. 26. the commotior | r———————— Y S A T S et 3 ; Hen Turkeys i : Young Tom Turkeys Geese Young Ducklings Large Capons, Roasters, Fryers and Stewers—— MAKE THAT '!‘H/\’\E%,\mfi‘%’fi"efi BEW’%”“R A FEAST BY SERVING 26ih CENTURY’S FARNCY POULTRY OUR STORE is well stocked with all merchandise now available in the wholesale markets — and, in common with most other Juneau merchants, we are receiving frequent small boat shipmenis from Ouiside which enable us to keep our shelves - full. OUR MEAT MARKET has plenty of all kinds of meats — we recently received large shipments, including: CHICKENS - TURKEYS GEESE and Many @ther Faveorite liems ORDER YOUR THANKSGI!VING DINNER BIRD NOW? CALIFORNIA Seesesya | ., Groceries Phone 478 for Meats Phene 371 “Alaskha’s Finest” £ And Place Your TURKEY ORDER NOW P B o X =