The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 24, 1947, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT _ * TRAP TENDER AT SENATOR B[lIEVES F , bers Eropped and cropped unul‘mxmm forces contained 1297300} i 0d or'age In everybody around the place looked \men and women as of June 30th, e r [the Secretary of State for War, F.| POINT ADOLPHUS WAR AS CLOSE NOW LOSES HIS LIFE AS IT WAS IN 1941 Coast Guard Cutter Wachu- o JASRooy i, %om seft Returns Affer Fu- tile Diving for Body elt was throwing | d £ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA } THURSDAY jULY 24 I947 (like a freshman. The 170 German | men employed around constabu-|J. Bellebger, told the House of MAY FINAllY OKEH Ruhr "ow Ha"'"g ‘lary headquarters smiled with am- Lommons today. | Shores’ usement and slyly combed their e | IREA I i long locks every time they thought [ TY FOR ITAlY produdlon’ Repor' a shorn trooper was looking their Norway oulsllngs FRES“ FRYERS ) BERLIN. July 24 — (P — The' g, ROME, Jul} 24 —{M—Minister | American military government 5 | B | . A tall, tough lieutenant called H H. ield (R-SD) asserted Carclo Sforza told the Ital C d day @ ingl; e | a.,a. r ( e Italian Con-|said today an increasingly acute ; : | i b war is as close |stituent Assembly today he received | shortage of coal caused by lag- [thS:cT‘ta:th;ol‘;Z[rl},‘):-'“ he barked e or e In a'n\ .la le “t these Sto es’ 1941 when the late telegrams which * ' t hi U 05 AELLRN | grams which Cconfirmed theging production in the RuBr NS rhey gasped. They complained. | osto, woavay, v 2—n—| N Seaturdays esire of Soviet Russia” to ratify [ halted the spring-summer upswing daVat : 1 o One guy said his girl would ditch |The Norwegian Foreign Office said ound Europe | the TItalian peace treaty. |in industrial production in the . ; Y 5 y s 3 S g him if he lost _Lhnse long, curly |ioday that eight “Guislings” flee-| HARBOR MARKET greements with | All three of the other major U. S. zone of Germany. ks 8 ipowers have ratified the treaty.| The reports and statistics braxwlrlu_:;' Ar fb"x‘_,:{“‘% he'd l'""”“l_ {ing Norwegian justice had landed i ¢ Senator add- | British Porelgn” Minster. Ernest|of AMG's economics division said -0 00D TEEFd 18 I L COCH Jat Vigo, Spain. atter biee FRoS THIBODEAU'S GROCE t | Bevin yesterday urged Italy to that while the recession during [d(m\de:r:ia‘: abor office interven-|ghoard the 60-foot yacht c;;“b“ RY i oke to our real | speed her ratification, adding that,June was fractional for industry ™ 2 2 X | The Norwegian Charge d'Affaires ' g | “This is militarism. We've had |in Madrid has been ordered to act,| ELLEN S GROCERY we receive full ! tk he Italians apparently were hold-!as a whole it was sharp in major! v jrmation from ing back' in the belief that the [industries. Iron and steel “pro- ""““g“ of militarism from our own |protably to demand that the men K R ERY t t, an rmies to Norway. ent, and it is Russians woul | duction declined 10 rcent and!® be handed over to X Al o “No hair cut, no job” was the . \e people with that in- | “unsuccess- | w has proved of ; wi value,” he added | said he does not, w country “has any |Ir to run the whole . A: would be nice for us'if domestic issues be- | added burdens.” | >eo—o EGHT B-295 TAKE OFF FRIDAY GOING ONTOKYO MISION .- p will Hill Army Air ¢n a long-range ; to Tokyo, Maj i E. Wickstrom, commanding er of the 342nd bomb squadron, | ioUnced | iper »ss will land first an, Calif, and stops at Hawaii, Kwaja- and Guam before going on to :hvy will appear as of Air Furce Day 1. The return top to Anchor- from there to and nine children — e, —— Minister io kumania . Nominated by HST WASHINGTON, July 24— President Truman today nomunat- ca o & seroenied of v Pefershurg fo Get e Building for School ter to Rumania The nomination of Schoer now a Foreign Service offic vas WASHINGTON, July The Senate approved sent to the Senate along Wwil a large number of Foreign Service officer promotions. SR VR House bill to transier two lots and a building in Petersburg, Alaska, to TOYS! ! FURNITURE! ! “rh: city for sciuol use. The build- An appealing selection on Ju- | g formerly was used by the In- neau-Youne's Mezzanine Floor. Service. The measure now —adv. 637-tf goes to the White House. Fon---BE”ER Lmnons, 1 e T R Y GEORGE BROTHERS PHONE 399 LIQUEURS: (the after-dinner drink) Forbidden Fruit Southern Comfort Creme-de-Cacao Rock and Rye Apricof ® Cherry © Peach Creme de Menthe Green-and-White Grand Marnier ORANGE and BRANDY ' (IMPORTED) Aquavit - from Sweden and Denmark Absinthe - from Spain Benedictine, also B & B - from France Bonded Bourbons $7.50 fifth Harvey’s and John Crabbie B-year-old SCOTCH Fifth—S7.50 Sforza, opening an assembly de- chem(mk elghl percem ‘tdl(‘t g g GASTINEAU GROCERY t demand a pmmunl ap-!bate cn ratification, strongly urg- : i i » No job, nc gecod American meal to the proble ’ stitute s y i Jd called e e 1o BAVARIANS lOSE { o iRk EGEE SR b et alter 20TH CENTURY MARKET lh( country’s cept the treaty before Aug. 10, by | ! One hundred and sixty-two of Y ey s i TR MR R e Cameron GARNICK'S GROCERY ould be ended for this year. Eight heldout, gave up their jobs The government announced it KEEP u S JOBS for the coi ffu]e ; has switched to | o B. M. BEHRENDS CO. ould try for immediate action \ ndications from-a test vote of the : Calvert beca use ALIFORNIA GR ssembly last night were that rat-| nUNICH — It's breaking their M I' y S' g"‘ [ é . G iontlon. WS Kgites. hearts, but the Bavarians, who like i ar ren | Calvert is mellower. CASE LOT GROCERY g 0 St AP | long hair, are going in for crew ot B ' G *of 13 N. Parker Avenue, Atlantic City, N. J. SITKA WOMEN HERE cuts B i | aln iven [ CALYERT RESERVE Blended Whiskey i 30 The first clipping of the old cus- Grain Neutral Spirits. Mrs. Catherine Shennet and Mrs. | tom has been made by the second LONDON, iy id—(P—ritaif's C““e“ D“““““ Corp., New York City Upton of Sitka are regist- | constabulary brigade. - = 4 e BERER L. W - (2% ed at the Baranof Hotel Brig. Gen. H. R. Gay, a spit- and B P SRR O polisher of the old school, told his MONTANA MEN HERE ficers that any man who wears M. O. Hager and Gill Koizul of |long hair has something wrong with um \‘[omana are stopping at'him rastineau Hotel. Orders went out and Army bar- i RECORDS! Ha: GROCERIES and MEATS Grsccie NEW AND HOT 271 “Alaske’s Friendliest Market” 478 L. JOLSON AND BING CROSBY . ¥ “The &1\)11\1\1(‘ Tha n Blighted My Life” o nel:lv()elgl\y'lifhle)e?llg e - o OQFEI'IEOEOEE}II:BIY s Ragt x ; b T LOSES o M. “Alexander’ agtime Band e BRI IVER\ BING CROSB\ DOUGLAS DELIVERY TUESDAYS and FRID “As Long As I'm Dicaming’ BOAT ORDERS DELIVERED ANYTIME—Nite or Day “My Ilu\rt Is A Hobo” “What Am I Genna Do About You” :00 and 4:00 P. M. 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