The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 4, 1940, Page 7

q [Thirty Minutes Bnlons Allowed Down INFORMATION of error or if-an ad ¢ stopped before ex- 1, advertiser please noti (Phone 374) at and same will be given attention JAILY ALASKA EMPIRE n 5 oftce <ount five words to the Bne Daily rate per line for consecutive msertions: One day Additional days 5¢ Minimum charge 50¢ must be in the office by 2 yelock in the afternoon to insure hsertion on same day. We accept ads over persons listed in average -.10e telephone telephone 371—Ask for Ad-taker. FOR SALE BUILDING for ¢ Snap Shoppe: Call 1 sale, SALE-—Rooming house. Ju- Very reasonable for 11 472. Star Marine Ford Model reconditioned manifolds. Hi transmissions Conver A com- water- Kt 1-ROOM HOU Terms furnishegd or un- INCH MESH GAL. WIRE, pens, ennels, Model T wheel, stoves, beds and other fur- nishings. ~Fox Hollow, post, Loop Road. portable grinder equipment Ford De Luxe Se- dan. Run only 17,000 mi. Radio heater. White, side-wall ‘tires. Call Green 200 or 315. FOR SALE—'36 WASHING. -MACHINE. Red 119 for information. THOR Phone and Apply B, Store. SALE—Hall safe adding. machine. Behrends Co. Dept. FOR rough M FOR SALE OR RENT— 5!00’1] furnished house with 3 bedrooms on Basin Road, 680, AND 5- ALRF tract Cheap for cash. Kaser’s Ranch, Terms, HOUSE Auk Ba Haffner A. at 110-volt AC. WANTED MAID for oy Charles Goldstein. ‘\ TER Iu‘(‘ Hm:\(‘ Red 2i1 enced girl. INFORMATION WANTED-as whereabouts of* Edward H. ton, formerly of Seattle, Wash. Kindly communicate with hi on, John W. Sutton, General Delivery, Bremerton, Wash MleELLANEOUS BOARD AND ROOM, 213 Tth Phone Red 211. Sut- St. Reduce baths, etc. by appt Green 662, 410 W, 12th. Relax, Cabinet Phone EXPERT pubhe Slt'n;'l mhy and bookkeeping. Alice Mack, office, Baranof Hotel. (.IMRANIFED Realistic Perma- nents, $4.50. Finger wave, 65c. Lola’s Beauty Shop. Telephone 201, 315 Decker Way. 1URN your o gold mto value, cash or trade at Nugget Shop. "~ Empire cm.s'.fleds brlnz “results. wa TAKE YOU NOW TO HOLLYWOOD , CALIFORMIA ARNEY BND W 0 BLE BEI o ! REPRESENTRT\\E’REXRVETJ!\}GF%HEB.Yg.%\AV% - .E i o B-BUT, “tAR.BUTTON-- DON'T NES THINK WE OUGHTTA WAT TILL SNUFFY GETS HERE 22 AFTER BLL-- [ | | ratio re- Phone Red 195.§ motor pulley | VACANCY at Fosbee Apts. 11-mile | Bur- | Phone Green | aid general house work. Ap-| " an | memorandum to the State Depart- to| d’affaires of Um German Embassy. | WANT FIR_E AlARMS Swedish Massage | | the initial alarm: Town Parking FOR RENT SUBLET beautifully fur- with piano for Phone 636 | WILL | nished 3-rdom apt. | June, July, August between 9 and 4:30. Motorists Regarding New Regulations | Only thirty-minute parking allowed in downtown Juneau, Chief of Policc Dan Ralston warns Ju- Apartments | neau motorists, repeating for those "5 1 who failed to observe the new city regulations, that the 30- limit, between the hours and 7 p.m. maintains on the following streets The north side of Fourth, | tween Seward and Gold; ADUS. | of Third, between Main and Gold; Phonef, ,th side of Second, between Main phone Green 355, | 4,4 Gold; on both sides of Front ""‘i‘”“‘ lower Front between Main floors, | And Marine Way beauti-| On the west side of Seward, Windsor | tween Fifth and Front; west side |of South Seward; west side of Franklin between Fourth and Front Ten-minute parking is the rule in front of the Capitol Building on the north side of Fourth tween Main and Seward Between 7 pm. and 8 am., hour parking is allowed Twenty-four hour parking on any street or alley in the city is pro- hibited. FOR RENT: heated apartment; apartments oom steam also and Phone Blue 4=room 200. | VACANCY, Shabaldak Apts. Ph. 642 | VACANCY—Evergreen heated 1 parking Phone, minute lof 8 am FOR RENT—Large steam furnished apartment Black 763, VACANCY—Imperial Rooms. Phone be- VACANCY — Snow Suitable for couple 299. After 5 pn White only §-ROOM HOUSE, automatic condition heat, new oak Frigidaire, electric range, fally furnished Call Apts be- DR RENT team heated Available June 1 3-room and bath, ! furnished apts Phone Red 245 4-room heated and furn Sheeper Apts., Phone Blue 135. APARTMENT FOR RENT- and bath remodelled. ter Tract four T'HE HILLCREST One furnished apartment with bedroom and un- T obstructed view of the Channel; one furnished apartment with bed- et | OMEN OF NOME ~ SUMMER SEASON VACANCY, Decker Green 465, VAC.’\NCY Nugget Apartments. VACANCY at Assembly A]u et president of Lofen Com- 2on Ry Bema | Mevein| SCoMRaRY 717n<4uire Snap Shoppe. | Returns Home COZY, warm furn. apts. Lights, water, dishes, cooking utensils and v | Indications of a “good and prc bath, Reasonable at Seaview. perous summer” for Alaska e veiced in Juneau this morning when LOST AND"FOUND FOUND--Coat Creek. Inquire Av ALLIED AGENTS Albert Lomen, President of the Lo- and mp at Salmon | here for a few hours while] 153-B Gastinean | | making arrangements to fly to Nome | |in a PAA Electra. { Lomen, accompanied by G. R.| |‘ Jackson, | | was President of the Miners| and Merchants Bank in Nome, and | by Ira Horton, Lomen attorney, ar- rived in Juneau on the steamer Al-! ska after a month’s business mp‘ to Seattle. ; ‘The Nome business man said Lhu. S'A' COUNTRIESJnam shipments are going into the | mining town dnd.that business is WASHINGTON, June 4. — Ger-|€specially good. Lomen, going north many has informed the Um[m‘m his home for the summer season, States that it has information that | left Juneau this morning in a PAA the British and French Governs | Electra and will be shuttled at Fair- ments have sent swarms of ngemsw')‘nk-‘ to Nome. into the South American countries T Hinprobioc Uoat ot wkeg: e | S(HOOI_ BUS FOR agents are ope g the otice s i the fom o FAIRBANKS GOING NORTH ON ALASKA The notice is in the form of A r‘aulmn}n schoel bus shipped ! from Ohio to the Interior City on board the steamer Alaska. The vehicle, which seats Approximately |30 passencrs, is enroute to Seward THREE, RIVERS, Mich, June 4. where it will be transhipped tof] The City Club of Three chn Fairbanks over the Alaska Rail- wants the local fire whistle to road. sound twice—once when the fire starts and then later on when it's out. Too many citizens, they claim, do a lot of needless worrying after ment from Hans Thomsen, charge is - DOG LICENSES ARE DUR Dog licenses for (hc year 1940 are due June 1. “They always used to toot the whistle at least once—and | adv. sometimes - they’d give it a couple of tcots—to show the blaze was extinguished, and there was nol further need for worry,” explained ! L. S. Dooley, a merchan “Now you go along after the alarm ing that the town ing down."‘ H. J. TURNER, City Clerk. ->e Empire ciassifieds bring resulis. « i 2 DBBGI.AS Coliseum THURSDAY .and FRIDAY “TORCHY RUNS FOR MAYOR" | “GIRL FROM RIO” for hours is sounded, figur-| may be burn- > | Todays news Lud,xv m The Emplre, e JES' HAVE & SERT (N DE SNACWBAR, WSTAH GOOGLE -- WSS D LUXY'LL BE RAKT DOWN -- NO--T WANT YOO T0 GO RIGHT UP TO MISS DUXN'S- WNTRODUCE NOWRSELF | TELL HER AL AB0UT SNIFFY --\WHO HE \S- WHAT HE DOES- VLL"PHONE AND - TELL HER TO EXPECT Nou- men Commereidl €ompany v Nome Chief of Police Warms Forty-Five Million Domes- fic Animals to be Pro- fected During Raids LONDON, June friend in this war on the same side cat Great Britain vasion, with bromides, banda booklets to prove it. These thousands north side | organized to take 000,000 domestic counted them The Prec tee) rOve Animal lovers furnish the money— and Narpac in taking an animal census, in pr viding be. | idenitification dics up fir ervice. Tf a stray Manx Kitten m‘ wandering Welsh Corgi pup turns up 1t hospital; all Narpac has to do is to 1ook al his number, 2 During air raids, National Animal 'o ards will patrol streets, hustle b wounded animals into cruising am- | ¥ % biilances. Aid Pels Narpac's booklet tells animal own- | you, rs what to do when the sirens sound. 1f, your 0 pet is a dog or cat it'in the house. If it's nervous it 'one or ‘more 5 1 bromide lets before vou duck for the dugout Stable a horse “anywhere handy.’ Animals aren’t allowed in shelters. Narpaé found dogs and cats won't wear gas . mas but that horses will. Bt g proof Kennels can be bougzht for $25 up or made out of a I'box, some wire mesh and a blankel saturated with bicarbonate of soda Among the folks who have one of these pamphlets is King George, Hi haries, too. two youn have Corjis steeled against in- | Narpac says that at the b as 40,000 people standing by | of war many Londoners killed their s and 28- lmw ats for fear they'd be left to roam at large during raids. Now there’s a care of their 45.- | cat shortaze and an oversupply animals—yes, they | yats and mice. Narpee is arranzing | care for pets that soldiers leave be- hind In addition Teay leave ; who Wash By ROBERT BUNNELLE AP Feature S ce 4 —A dog's best is man—if he’s And that goes for vear horses and ¢ ery | (National Air Raid Animals Commit- | the program. The furnishes the prestige. | Narpac autions for developed ‘mment to humahitarian ccts, the program is aimed to avoid dangers from loose animals running around, possibly wild with pain or | contaminated with bitter 5100000\ > house the work has spent . zas. about circulation than any tion Empire larger pub: Afte those with a registered | Read The and in setting | guaranteed to be daily each pet aid stations and ambulance | other” Alaska (,rmh Tackles SEATTLE. tackles, brains University Two for tackle spots ¢ pounded, Both torians se both ¢ e Glen Conley | Nixon is | v top-noteh a 60-minute man who is Finding joined one to 44.” 1' Footbal to tel June 4 the smarties are only guards knocked out will be disproved at the of Washington this fall up from the fros! battle it out witl twins” Falk, 215 school valedic Enumclaw anc Wash twin: * bespe used with giants figure to ington's ge and 1 were high Falk at Buckl, “bird ca ' so call tacled an “bird ca headgear: nd Byng Nixon studerit as while lec special a fine ler. a con vianist and tenor. -+ TELLS AGE-IN VAIN MIAMI, Fla woman brackets went to the June 4 the A Miam well up in voling for the first time long lines, ster several to r she r nearlv an hour, she learnec near a sign marked “22 1 1 their h OH YEAH! HELENA, Mont., June 4 standing on a corner, a door iong and knocked me cold.” That's a Butte man’s story of how | he got a black eye—and he's stick- ing to it He was on the curb, waiting to cross an intersection, when a car| came along. A door flew open and the handle struck him and knocked | him into a sign-post A doctor, who vouches for the was called to revive him -oe ATTENTION Women of the Moose meet Wed- nesday night at 8, in Odd Fellows | Hall, Election of officers. All mem- bers urged to attend ady T was | came tory 5 1 well as Conley e county court- | numbers designated precincts 'and not ages SOCIAL 'SECURITY "RECEIPT FORMS Simple and Easy fo Fill In-Meets the Provisions-Approved As Required Under the New Law in Effect NOW. ALL EMPLOYERS are required to furnish each employee statement of all wages paid him after Jan. 1 or be subject to a hieavy penalty. Employers of one or igre persons ate aftected by the law. These ready io use forms will save you a lot trouble. Suitable for filling in with typewriter or pen — tity, padded or loose sheets. 5 D e ! EXCERPT FROM THE LAW | Z . Section 1403 of the new Federal ' .ond calendar month following the Insurance Contributions Act reads | period covered by the statement, ex- upl that, if the employee leaves the (m])luy of the employer, the final | statement shall be furnished on the 1y on which the last payment of is made to the employee. The /, at'his option, furnish \urh a statement to any employee the time of ecach payment of wages to the employe¢ during any calendar quarter, ment covering such as follows: “(a) Every employer shall furnish | to cach of his employees a wrilten | statement or statement, in a form suitable for retention by the em- | ployee, showing the wages paid by him to the employee after Decem- ber 31, 1939. Each statement:shall cover a calendar year, or one, tw three, or four ecalendar quarter § whether or not within the same cal- | in such case, the endar year, and shall show the name |show the date of (2 N ) \ \ \ \ ) N \ 3 \ ) \ § { ) in lieu of a state- ) quarter; and, 3 tement may mient of the of the employer, the name of the | wages, in lieu of the period x,uvmm} employee, the period covered by the | by the statement.” statement, the total amount of wages | (b) Any' employer who willfully | paid within such period, and the |fails to furnish a statement to an} amount of the tax (Old-Age) im- [employee in the matiner, at the{ posed by Section 1400 with respecl |time, and showing the information } fo such wages. Each statement shall | required under sub-section (a) shall | be furnished to the employee not | for each failure be subject to a ivil § later than the last day of the sec- | penalty of not more than $5.00.” Phone71 of work and in any quan- ORDER NOwW AND SIMPLIFY YOUR OFFICE WORK SAVE TIME AND WORRY Empire Printing Co. L ! 1/////// TANK SANEFN'S GOT MORE " OOMPH' THAN THOSE You'll Find Food Finer and Service More Complete at THE BARANOF COFFEE SHOP } Garbage Hauled Reasonable Monthly Rates E. 0. DAVIS TELEPHONE 212 Phone 4758 | Jones-Stevens Shop LADIES'—MISSES’ READY-TO-WEAR Reward Street Near Third BYSTEM CLEAN! PHONE 15 Alaska Laundry — Alaska Music Supply Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Pianos—Musical Instruments and Supplies Phone 206, 122 W. Second _—m— Utah Nut and Lump COAL Alaska Dock & Storage Co. TELEPHONE 412 —_— HOME GROCERY ‘ Phone 146 ‘ 1 Home Liquor Store—Tel. 699 American Meat——Phone 38 [l The Juneau Laundry FRANKLIN STREET between Front and Second Streets PHONE 359 “SMILING SERVICE” Bert's Cash Grocery PHONE 105 Frec Delivery [E— Juncau Phone 723— ——115-2nd Bt THE ROYAL BEAUTY SALON “If your hair is not becaming to you--Ynu should be coming to us.” .'S D e FORD AGENCY (Authorized Dealers) GREASES GAS — OIL Foot of Main Street Juneau Motors ] AT B R .04 T - T oothing Organ Music and Delicious Fried Chicken EVERY NIGHT | DOUGLAS INN | John Marin, Prop. Phone 66! —— SANITARY PIGGLY WIGGLY 24 —PHONES——18 | Krafft’s MANUFACTURING CO. CABINET WORK PHC )NE 62 — . GLASS Sanitary Meat Co. FOR QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY FREE DELIVERY Call Phones: 13 and 49 | GEORGEBROS. | Widest Selection of LIQUORS PHONE 92 or 85 Bodding Transfer MARINE PRONE BUILDING ™ Rock—Coal Hauling Stove—Fuel Oil Delivery ! | | | I 1 Thomas Hardware Ca.' PAINTS — ONN.S Builders’ and Shelf HARDWARE JUNEAU-YOUNG | Hardware Company PAINTS - OIL—GLASS Shelf and Heavy Hardware Guns and Ammunition GENERAL M()'I' and MAYTAG W.P.J OHNSON “The Frigidaire Map” PHONE 36 FOR VERY PROMPT LIQUOR DELIVERY IF IT'S PAINT WE HAVE IT! Ideal Paint Shop FRED W. WENDT PHONE 549 | | | | | McCAUL MOTOR COMPANY DODGE and PLYMOUTH DEALERS EmmEE— Telephone 478 California Grocery GROCERIES AT FAIR PRICES COMPLETE LIQUOR STOCK FRESH LOCAL EGGS DAILY (FROM OUR OWN FARM) Prompt Delivery | FOR INSURANCE See H. R. SHEPARD & SON PHONE 409 L S BARANOF HOTEL BLDG. e ) Window Cleaning PHONE 485 § P | | | crrrrrrres LUMBER Juneau Lumber Mills, Ine.