The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 28, 1940, Page 7

* BARNEY GOOGLE . You MERN TO SAY \U SNUEFY DIDNT 3 EVPLAWN THE SITURTION--22 WHY --T NEVER HEARD 0' SUCH GOIN'S-ON AND SNUFFY SMITH NEVER MEDDLE N PAW'S PUSSONAL AEEA'RS AN D THANK \E NOT To BRING WP TH SUBJECK INFORMATION 1 case of error or if an ad been stopped before ex- | tion, advertiser please noti- s office (Phone 374) at d same will be given ¥ ALASKA EMPIRE R R R R ount five average words to the ily rate per line for consecutive One day -...108 Additional days . 5¢ Minimum charge 50¢ opy must be in the office by 2 yelock in the afternoon to insure insertion on same (Li\ FOR bALE 5 on corner lot near Inquire 916 E St. boat Beautify cabin Phone FOR SALF Tee Harbor 175. Packard Bell Call Empire BATTERY Almost new AC-DC Radio. paneled delivery tr good condition, reason- Blue 474 FORD sale Phone 1935 for SALE — 9-ft. Clinker-built skiff. Lang Camp Cook Inquire Governor's Office FOR type Stove INCOME PROPERTY for sale. Good location in Juneau. Phone Thane 3—3 rings, after 3:30 pm E. Getchel modern bed Jarman box mattress; Tot Full size new spring and Taylor Red 246. mattre FOR SALE practically coil buggy Phone BED \\nh bmmgs Phoue Blue 495 , cheap. A BABY l)ll',q\ ne Black 490. Phone LOTS FOR sale on the Fritz Coie Road —wonderful view. See Brownie the Barber. Fnur -room house, part- on large view lot Tract. Reasonably quick sale. Phone FOR SALE ly furnished, in Seater for 375, priced Green AR ORGS Y HOUSE tor sale or Street. Furnished, automatic Phone Black 279. NEW 12th oil heat TROLLING boat, fully also 1935 Ford V-8 se- Bindseil Apts. 36-FT. equipped; dan. No. 1, on beach, Fritz 0. G. Jackson, Lot See SALE Road 11th FOR West fOR SALE—Studio couch, bedding, radio, linen, dishes, cooking uten- ! Phone Red 160 sils and mes very lors, CH V good coupe 13 000 milts. Hollywood Shoe Par- estal lished business for Wwill pay for itselt Write Box 1256.. Size 9 Johnson Shoe SIALL sale, cheap. in 3 months. FOR SALE Zce Skate after 3 p.m. 5 FOR SALE- Fxtra specm alder wood. Phone Femme: MUST SELL equity fiv ificdme eati= mg apartments on Dixon. apartments, two furnished, me with fireplace. Fivé minutes !ntn business district. Best view p =rtv buy in town. See Bob H- ning at Empire office. R Snwmg Machine man in town. Singer Sewing Ma- s, Singer Vacuum Cleaners, terms: $5 down, $ monthly, lib- eral allowance for old machines. Call J. H. Anderson at Juneau Transfer. Phone 48. MAYTAG Washing Machine and ironrite Ircner man back in town, Ironrite Ironers, Maytag Washing Machines, Maytag 110- volt AC. light plants. Terms: $5, down, $5 monthly, liberal allow- | ance for old machines. Call J. H. Anderson at Juneau Transfer. Phone 48. X FOR RENT—One single apt rent on: — Phone Green 147/ FOR RENT FOR RENT—Lovely apartment in Henning Apts. on Dixon, two bedrooms, living room with fire- place, fully furnished, wonderful view, $70. See Bob Henning, The Empire FOR RENT — 4-room furnished house, reasonable. Phone 722 be- fore 5 o'clock. STORE AND apt. for rent: Decker Bldg. STEAMHEATED room for rent. Green 675. 2-ROOM cabin. McMullen, W 9th St. FOR RENT--Quiet, modern, well furnished eam-heated 3-room flat. Choice location, excellent view. Acults only. Phone 686. G- ROOV[ house with bath, ol he.xt Frigidaire, nearly furnished overstuffed. Call Windsor Apts. FURNISHED rm., heated. 208 Main m heated apt.; Phone Blue 200. 5-ROOM._ also 6-room steam an FOR RENT--3-room furnished apt. Phone Douglas 28 ; also with bedroom, both Hillcrest, pnone 439. D{‘Cncr Apts. one apt. furnished. VACANCY Phone Green 465. ONE. 3-room apt. and one 4-room aot. at 'Evergreen. FOR RENT-Two- and three-room furn. apartments. Fosbee Apts. FOR RENT operation. One gas pump‘ all Femmer at 114. FOR RENT—Dartly furnihed flat, Inquire Snap Shoppe. COZY, warm, furn. apts. Light, water, dishes, cooking utensils and bath: Reasonable at Seaview. ! WOMAN WANTS (‘OOkln" position in small camp. Write Box 2105. WANTED SINGLE WOMAN wants camp cook or any kind of work out of town. Write Empire, 607. NANTED—Usea gurny sacks W:W,c each delivered to coal bunkers. MISCELLANEOUS “Watkins Products. Call Black 634. EXPERT pubnc stenography and bookkeeping. Alice Mack, office, ! " Bararof Hotel. DUARANTEED Realistic Perma- fients, $4.50. Finger wave, 65c. Lola's Beauty Shop, telephone 401, 316 Decker Way. UJRN your old gold 1;',0 value, cash or trade at Nugget Shcp. CONTRACT BRIDGE classes now s gpen. Helen F. Griffin, 427 4th DO YOU HAPPEN'I‘OHAVE !LJOO” |WE can sell two ‘dwellings, fur- | mnished, in good locaton, yielding $10250 ‘per month (includes owner's guarter at $40) for $5,000, $1,500 down, $45 monthly with —Shauuck Ag,vncy i ‘Wesley Circle Plans d Father-Son Banquet | Dessert-luncheon was served yes- | terday afternoon prior to the busi- hess meeting of the Susannah WQSIEY Circle held at the apart- mént of Mrs. W. W. McKeller in the Hillcrest. Plans for the Father and Son dinner on April 3 at the Metho- dist Church social rooms were dis- cussed. Mrs. J. B. Smith and Mrs. W. Reiten were appointed to ar- range for the affair, :H}IZNEW L. AtsaecHT | 1 PHYSICAL THERAPEUTICS | VALENTINE BUILDING *, Room 7 . German THF DAILY /\[ AS /\ I'MPIRE. THURSDAY MARCH 78 1940, WAKE UP, SNUEEN SARAY - WHY DON'T Nou TELL LOWWZIE BBOWT | THE “LEETLE UARMINT 2 \E YO DON'T, T WiLLY SHET NORE TATER-TRAP, cousin-- Syndicate, Inc, World rights Abe Reles (lower left) and Martin (Buggsy) Goldstein (lower right), two of New York’s most notorious gangsters, are charged with being “vice presidents” of a Brooklyn crime syndicate that raised murder-for- hire to a big business. Other members of the mob under arrest include the trio shown (top) in New York City police lineup. Left to right Harry Straus, Harry Maione and Frank Abbadanda. Police kept nam¢ Buttermilk, Kenneth Bright, John Ken- gan; Johnnie K( arney; Mr nu musical comedy cast Mrs. Jones, Matron, Eileen Hel- was Connor, Thibo- .so> MARRIED ., BEVERLY HILLS Cal., March 28 “Spring'__The son of Montana's veteran “Sing Eenator Burton K. Wheeler, John | Leonard Wheeler has married Miss Helene Albright ¢ Beverly Hills, | Miss Albright is a ngmber of a “You_ family prominent in Southern Cali- | fornia society Band — - of the of the syndicate’s leader a secret pending his indictment. lan; Mary, Maid, in reality Miss mena, Mrs. Jones' niece, Dorothy Thibodeau: Bridget. Cook, There Su((essful Produd'on He|d Doogan; girls studying dancing Beth Elise Notar, Barbara Caddy Last Evemng a' Patricia McAlister, Claire Olsen Lucille Stevens, PBI’ISh Ha” Stage managers oger John Kennedy and Kenny deau. Congratulations were the order| The Sisters of St. Ann's wish to of the evéning for students of express their sincere thanks and Parcchial’ ‘Schcol 'who presented | appreciation to those who con- their spring' musical program last| tributed towards the success of the night in-the 'Parish Hall | program and especially to the The auditorium was well filled' many who gave encouragement to for the 'oécasion and the youthful| the students by attending the pro- Rhythm Band as well as the *ac- duction. cordion numbers by Tony Delsanto' breught ¢lamorous applause. A Choral Class supplies vocal num-| bers and two skits ‘were well pre-| sented by the young thespians. | The program follows* Choral Class—"Alaska,” Flowers,” Alfred Wheeler; Along,” Arthur A. Penn Junior Rhythm Band — English folk song and.ocld French song. Junior Choral ‘Class Mus'nt,” A Watson Intermediate Rhythm folk song, “Song - o For Want and For Sale | classifieds bring results Bells.” Empire Accordion santo, Skit- Selections—Tony Del- B FINE ‘ Watch and Jewelry Repairing at very reasonable rates ‘he Accordion Seleetions—Tony Del- anto. Musical ors Returns.” | The cas in the st vas a¢ 10| | PAUL BLOEDHORN | | | i | | Train _to Mauro.” l Comedy—"Miss Caruth- | lows: | ) Mrs. || S FRANKLIN STREET Buttermilk, Theresa Doo- oo ot o o Oldest Bank in Alaska Commerclal Savings Safe Deposit Banking by Mail Department The B. M. Behrends Bank Juneau, Alaska By BILLY DeBECK WIMMEN ARE CUR'0US CRITTERS, GOOGLE -- \E VE TELL 'EM TQO thuCh \T STRAING THAR MMNDS -- 1 DONT WANT NUFFWN T0 \NTERFERE WIE HER CHORES ‘ROWND HWERE —- Erwin Piscator and Luise Rainer Screen Actress Luise Rainer, twice winner of the film Academy Award, rehearses her first stage role in America, that of Joan of Arc in. Erwin Piscator’s production of “Saint Joan,” for a serfes of Apierican Red Cross beneft performances in Washington. This is alse Director Piscator's first American production. Both are con- tributing their services. Proceeds will be used for Finnish relief. Hollywood Sights And Sounds By Robbin Coons HOLLYWOOD, Cal., March 28.—If the: a more sensible starlet in pictures than Brenda Joyce, I've yet to meet her. Blonde Brenda, 21, has been in pictures almost a year now, and she still has no chincilla ideas. She still drives the inexpensive yellow car (1936 model). She budgets herself on $35 a week, and puts what's left of her away. She says there isn't toe much left, at that. She is treating her job in pictures as she would any other job—except that she knows pictures are more uncertain than the average. Since last Came,” Brenda now on * Mal) land,” Young.” Many a starlet salary July she was discovered for “The Rains has had leads in three important pictures, is her fourth, and is set aftér that for “Brigham when consders herslf established after one small role—but not Brenda. In her poised, wholesome way, she prefers to remain a skeptic. She has heard enough stories of “discov- eries” and of stars who thought the dance would never end. . . Mrs. Rogalie Leabo y house at West- where she was when has re- too, who is rare Beta Theta Pi frate) Fulton, Mo. That's into pictures, and that's where she Brenda has a mother is house mothe minster College in Betty Leabo went mained. Nlnety -nine out of 100 mammas, in such circumstanees, would for "mfllN(h: reception i charming hostessess give “"thougr*ful guests who bring gifts of delicious Van Duyn Tandies. Little sttentions make you & "eust come" guest. TIry tt4 PRESH 7/(1 " @”fi' H CHOCOLATES VAN QUYN CHOCOLATZ SHOPS Percy’s exclusively have packed wp and caught the first train to Hollywood. Not Mrs, Leabo. She's coming on a visit again this summer. Mean- while, she likes her job and she wants Brenda to get well settled in hers before they discuss other plans. the RKO music department head, holds to the theory that therc’s no such thing as dated music or a “ecorny” melody. The arrangements, says he, may be trite or hackneyed but the basic timelessness of melodies is demonstrated by the number of old favorites in current hit ratings. Dreyer is taking part in what RKO hopes and expects will be a resurgence of popularity for the 1919 hit song “Alice Blue Gown” as presented in the Anna Neagle film ‘“Irene.” 1In this picture they've done a Technicolor sequence to present it as sung “straight and sweet” by Miss Neagle, and then they've shown the song’s rise to popularity around the world—in Ha- waii, the Orient, Europe, and finally in Harlem, where it comes out as swing. Dave Dreyer, The year's Academy award fracas was a triumph for “Wihd” and (as usual) for wind. For me the high spot was Hattie Me- Daniel’s speech of acceptance for the first award ever bestowed by this assemblage upon one of her race. Gdod, fat Hattie made a pretty, formal little speech, in a voice that could scarcely conceal the tears that were on their way. She stepped from the platform, and cried all-the way to her table. 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PHONE 149—NIGHT 18 723———115-2nd " St "THE ROYAL 'BEAUTY SALON ||, kvmunocw 8 McCAUL MOTOR COMPANY DODGE god PLYMOUTH | should be coming to us.” GROCEHIES AT FAIR PRICES COMPLETE LIQUOR STOCK FRESH LOCAL EGGS DAILY (FROM OUR OWN FARM) Telephone 478 Prompt Delivery FOR INSURANCE See H. B. SHEPARD & SON PHONE 409 BARANOF HOYEL BLDG. D Window Cleaning PHONE 485 ‘ Phone 773 " * ¥ Daily Empire classifieds pay. l .1’