The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 20, 1940, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1940. se p:re Class:fle Ad! It Pays | MISCELLANEOUS R. W. HUNTER IHENNINGS WIN Pepper Gives Ouf with Hitler before was that he vas sure the Nazis would over- “The Clothing Man” | | extend themselves and collapse.” | ‘ | HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER | |our oF THE WEST | & MARX CLOTHING | A red-haired young whirlwind g S from Idaho is one of many women 'z prominent in politics in this politi- Gl season. She' Verda. Burmes | Matlean Melal Works | Vice-President of the Young Demo- | | South Seward St. | crats. She organized her county AIR CONDITIONING \‘ Young Democt in '33, and in| | and OIL BURNERS [ 1 the '36 campaign she organized | | |auto caravans that delivered Demo-|§__StEet METAL WORK/ | | cratic literature and got the voter to the polls. She's married, has a You'll Find Food Finer and daughter, and lives in Washingto Service More Compiete at no | | il | THE BABANOF | The Dauy Amska wmpire has the 1argest. paid circulation of any - | COFFEE SHOP aska newspaper | O, o st hilinncor on B i L SRS | Garbage Hauled Reasonable Monthly Rates | APPOINT ED—Rupert Em erson, Harvard professor and authority on colonial govern- ment has been named director . division of territories nd island possessions, fof U. tper, expert pi no! tuner and technician, formerly | SOFTBALL FEST p pp w Q with Sherman Clay & Co., Sm\j e e’y amln ¥ Francisco, 43 years’ experience in - Vacations Are (ui \ § weeks only. Have your piano Playground Ba” Season ) § Bt tuned in perfect temperament H ) r ” et and scale, voiced by - operr| OIS Under Way with (Contlied ‘rom Page One) at reasonable prices. Phone 247 i . run “!!» E 1 tt . fran ens et Tand T gL {105 VIdOfy withcut being affected mental- I S RooM A?r*md path. Erwin mates. Iy, and lnix-t'nn:l'\g Tu- of the o reen 559. g The 1940 softbali season oifici-| Sncoping detective type. NFQRMATION Apts. Phone Ofeen 550 | BOARD AND ROOM, 213 7th St.| ;1" oened last might at the| I know a lot of sumshoes, Sen FOR RENT — 3-room furnished| Phone Red 211 Evergreen Bowl when the Hennines ator, who aren't going to like that apartment. Close in, $2250 per|——— o e ; ¢« Lewis, | little bit, and I would be sut | In case of error or if an ad | e 2 " | hookkeeping. Alice Mack, office, | Smashed their way to a convincing S has been stopped before ex- | |5 o560 HOUSE and cabin. Mc-| Baranof Hotel. eleven to five win over the Ju- I€W 3 piration, advertiser please noti- Mullen, 843 W. 9th. | — e | neau All-Stars. | fy this oftice (Phone 374) at v, o —ry L ‘GUARANTEP;I) Realistic Perma-| The game was featured by heavy| C’EST LA GUERRE once and same will be given yALANCY MacKmnon Apts | nents, $450. Finger wave, hitting by the Hennings and marred| Capitei iment (that's not even altention. e A | Lola’s Beauty Shop. Telephor by numerous errors by both teams. |official) 17 all government de- | | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE | |FOR RENT — 3-raom furnished| 201, 315 Decker Wny | Hennings sewed the game up in|partment employees who have the apartment, upstairs, over Royil T — ——————= | the first inning with a six-run as-|remotest connettion with the *de- ©ount five average words to the| Beauty Salon. Phone 723 Um}“’ "";" (;’“’ “;11“ “““S)""“‘e sault initiated by a three-base wai-|fense program probably will have to fine, - cas| or trade at ug"d hop. | 10 P 3 i rateher. wit reg 1 5 he situg P — S et 1 lop by Banta, Henning catcher, with | forego ations until the situa Daily rate per line for consecutive | 2-ROOM APARTMENT for rent:| - " |two men aboard. [tion levels off. FBI agents alrea asertions; ot ““;‘G;"’d WA giem ety | “After the shaky first inning the have heen notified that they One day ... -.10¢ T \lANDS(APl“G Al ‘Au Stars settled down and battled|not expect leaves this summer an | Additional: day - 58 LARGE STEAM HEATED house- {on even terms but the damage|Civil Aeronautical authority em- _ Minimum charge 500 keeping woom, not ana coi PJONEERS" H'OME {had already been done. The All-|ployeet, working on the intensi-| D by 2| Coter. Phone 702, 3rd and Gold.| | Stars used a parade of pitchecs.|fied air pilpts' training conrses, | velock in the afterncon to dnsuref L Notar, Zinke, and Allen, while the|voluntarily have skipped some va- msertion on same day. THE HILLCREST: One single UMOUE Io NORTH pitching burden for Hennings was|cations. We accept ads over telephone | gpartment with closet roll-around |carried by Max Lewis whose de-| The next big international sur- ki e e L e telephene | ped; also one corner apartment! ‘mm seeméd to baffle the oppo-|prise may come from Russia, the | trectory with bedroom, both furnished.| wnmn For the All-Stars, Earl|Reds being just about as per- Ploge 34-Ask for Ad-faker. | Brinns's8p. showed a great deal of turbed as the United States by| |2 sTRIC A ST AP pmxmse on the mound the deva 12 speed of the light- FOR SALE ‘1fd“}‘fgf;fSMSSLZ“TD:"X‘]‘S‘”“‘fi"' Alaskan Plants Grow ) Games will definitely be called | ning war against the Allies. One - Ses, O a ' S, re- = 2 | g o . ) hts, Fa o govel ¢ fficia e ol FOR SALRE room nou,v and place. Phone 484. A[ound Bu"dmg at 6:30 ‘nn game nigk 8, Failure government official, off the record, i of either team to have enough put it this way bath, reasomable for quick sale., — — - — ~ | iy ¥ % SHitler 5 N ot Phore He ROOM FOR RENT — Reasonable.| men to start the game at that| “Hitler probably has forgotten Ei 2 208 Main gl upstairs. | Eiler Hansen, Superintendent of time will constitute a forfeit that Stalin is 2 Georgian—and RUMMAGE SALE, 91 Willoughby ~________|the Pioncers’ Home, in Juneau for —Score by innings: Georgians never forget or forgiv June $5-26 VACANCY ~—Double Apt. Nugge tia conference with Gov. FErnest Al Stars 0032000-TI 5 the kind of insults and threats | Apts, { Gruening and H. R. VanderLeest, Hennings 61011 2x-—TL 11/that the Nazis directed against| FOR SALE—Boarding hc Write — | Home Trustee, brought news of an Batteries: All-Stars—Notar, Zinke, the Reds in their climb to power Empire. 3";“_?0_” AND LATH, elec. range,| ambitious landscaping project 2% Allen and Goodman; Hennings — in Germany. rigidaire, steam-heated; 6-room|the Sitka Home. Lewis and Banta; home runs:| “The Georgian philosophy of | WELL EQUIPPED 28-ft. troller,| house, furnished, overstuffed, oil| Hansen described the landscaped Krugndss and Phillips of the life is ‘two eyes for an eye' and ready to go, $325. See Albert, heat,” Frigidaire. Call Windsor|grounds of the Pioneers’ Home as Hennings team the Lonly reason Stalin ‘threw ' Wallace at Fisk Creek. Apts. | the most beautiful cultivated arca CABIN O ;, 8- STEAM HEATE ! CABIN ORDISER, 28 w"_):“““ sd iihan é,,{, TR CONE thwltrct-s. ornamental shrubs, flowe:s| ,«v.[) !u-lun. Iyl.nllv‘].)(yllwmll. : “l&]r-‘ & ol R |and ferns bordering extensive lawn "Im.u]v)/l "f\ 15:;11 h”lxnll‘;:l or quick 2-ROOM BACHELOR apt.: Frigi- The general plan, Hansen said P - I daire, eclec. ‘range, steam heat.|has been to incorporate as many R , /" -' » 'B » ’ FOR SALE—Small completely fur-| 141 So. Pranklin, : | varieties of Alaska flora as pos-| eauw asscdl ‘! ’( s nished house with two bedrooms, = sible into the decorating of the Jaundry room with stationary | ROOM FOR RENT—Phone Blue|grounds. There are now more than o : 3 achine. Frigi.| 439- 210 Main 8t. 250 varieties of plant life indi- / ' n » t ” ' N PRE & tubs and washing machine, Frigi- daire, electric range, etc. Call| = = genous to the Territory growing a"‘ ¢ (s “. !’ ('l/'s' ¥ o | FOR RENT—5-room steam hm(f-d | there, dows and including the 341 hetween 4:30 and 5:30. SRt i 4 ere, down to and including the 3 g b -r00m | Deyil's Club (echinopanax horri- FOR SALE, OF EXCHANGE FoR/|_@Partments. Phone Blue 200. dum) JUNEAU RESIDENTIAL PROP- ERTIES OF EQUAL VALU I'wo nice Southern Califor nia | homes, 5-room, modern anlxsh tucco, Pasadena, $4,000; 7-room redwood frame bungalo, Los An- $3,500. Both have large grounds and beautiful view. What have you to submit. Owner, Curtis H. Sherwood, 373 Elmwood Drive, Pasadena, California. geles, shotgun and 32 873 Basin Road. FOR SALE—410 Winchester rifle. \H)CCAS[NS‘ %;r;d —L':I'l A]Askd made—priced for quick sale.| Quitting business. 91 Willoughby FOR SALE—Desirable lot in Waj nor Tract, $650. Inquire Ordway’ Photo Shop. FOR SALE—Star Marine Convcl- ion; also Ford Model A com- pletely reconditioned water- cooled manifolds; high ratio re- verse transmissions. Alaska Arc . Welders. JUNEAU ROOMS. Phone 472. 1937 MOTORCYCLE, $75 down. Good Condition. Caro’s Ski Shop. FOR SALE—Property at Tenak: 5 lots, one dwelling house com- pletely furnished; one large wood shed, warehouse, boat-house with runway and winch; 2 lots and garden root house. Full informa- tion, address Oliver Drange, Ten- akee, and Nick Gronsdma, Box 985, Juneau. SMALL BUILDING for sale. Cail at the Snap Shoppe. FOR SALE—Hall safe and Bur- rough adding machine. Apply B. M. Lehrcnds Co. Dept. Store. (‘OH SALE OR RENT—5-room furnished house with 3 bedrooms on 680: /A H(IUSL HAD 5-ACRE tract Haffner at Kaser’s Ranch, Basin Road. Phone Green at| Auk Bay, Cheap for cash. A.| ‘VACANCY Shnbaldnk A])t\. Ph. 642 VACANCY- !mperial Rooms, P}mm ,VACANCY - Snow Whlte Apts. | Suitable for couple only. Phone | 299. After 5 pm phoneGreenSns | APARTMENT FOR RENT-—4-room | “and bath, heated anc furnished, | renfodelled. Sheeper Apts, Seat- ; ter Tract. Phone Blue 13.: VACANCY DECRPI Phone ‘ Green 465. Apts | VACANCY at Assembly Apnrt.mems VACANCY a'. Fosbee Apts. FOR RENT- Fart]y furnished flal Inquire Snflp Shoppe. COZY warm furn. apts. water, dishes, cooking utensils and bath. Reasonable at Senvle\v. WANTED — ,WAN’i‘EDvA 1035 or 1936 pick ~up. | 214 Gastineau Ave. CATERING — Experienced girl. Phone Red 211. INFORMATION WANTED—as ton, formerly of Seattle, son, John W. Sutton, Delivery, .Bremerton, Wash. LOSY AND FOUND LOST—Elgm wrist match, Initialed M.N. Phone Red 614. to Empire. and paying for this adv. " | plant Lights, | tol whereabouts of Edward H. Sut- Wash. Kindly communicate with his peach fill in front of the Pioneers’| General | |Home and who is landscaping the Aleutian Rhododendron One of the newest the Aleutian Islands inches in height, devoted to a solitary | delicate hue. In time,” Hansen said. “we t to have a representation | life from every region 1Aln:,k:\ that can be | Of its at least four arc blossom of ex- of | conditions at Sitka. We pioneers to feel at home.” | well established, is to look its best for | years. not expected at least ten Hedge Sought The principal difficulty 'tered. according to Hansen, has been finding a suitable hedge plant, | An experiment with native spruce |has not come up to expectations. for information from anyone who Hs hardy, | Hansen said that although he | assumed the title of Agronomist- |in-Charge, all the credit for the |landscaping is due Garrison Tur- | ner, who has hbeen ating with the Forest Service planning beautification of ‘ground around the new Federal) ‘Bundmgs at Sitka, Wrangell and| | Ketchikan. | Hansen said that while he dm‘ Inot have “no trespass” or “keep off the grass” signs on the Homc ‘grounds. he concludes from tho\ LOST—Black patent-leather purse, look in the eyes of certain pioneers’ envelope style. Reward. Return|keeping daily watch that nohodyi sort | —-—————‘or motorized equipment across the FOUND-—Large V-8 hub cap. Owner | lawns may have by proving ownership rhad better try running any ————.— . PUBLIC CARD PARTY The area of Alaska is about one-fifth that of the U. S. Fishing is Alaska’s greatest ‘dust,ry " BARNEY GOOGLE S0 OU BOWEWT l AN ENGAGEMENT | RING FOR DURY 22 NOW, AINT THAT JusT DANDY 22 | Military whist card party ments and prizes. adv. additions is a single dwarf rhododendron [mm in acclimated to want the| The lawn of creeping bent, while encoun- fHansen said he would be grateful| | can recommend a hedge plant thay beautiful and which dis- | courages dogs, cats and vandals. | in charge of the work and who is now cooper- n the| at | Union Hall, Friday, June 21, start-! in-/ing 8 p.m. Admission 50c. Refresh- Guarantee in Junean . Circulation! one . .. out the Highway, from Juneau, Fritz Cove and Eagle River. in the City of Juneau. City of Douglas. T & AND SNUFFY SMITH LOOK\T, COUSIN -- DID NE E\ER SEE RN‘(T\-\\N& SPARKLE SO PURTY 2 TER WE-UNS G\T MRRR\ED c“\‘\.\. WEV (T MADE WTO & STICK-PY FER MY NECK-TIE -- BONEWEAD WHAT ABOUT. LOW\ZIE 22 U TRN' 0 TELL oW SHE'S --- DIAMONT T SWOW--1 PLUMB FERGOT eSO Ve, ABOUT N QL WOMAN --- - NAOW-AWT TART A PLCKLEMENT 22 THE EMPIRE Largest Paid Cirenlation Largest Qui-of-Town 1-The Empire delivers four papers to any daily competitor's 2-The Empire delivers 10 Empires to any daily competitor’s 7 3-The Empire delivers 8 papers to any competitor’s 6 in the 4-The Empire mails 2%z times as many newspapers as any daily competitor’s ene in the Juneau post office. EMPIRE adyertisements reach more readers than any daily competitor! Adverfl;c in The Empire! . The Empirels Gaining in Paid- Up Circulation Daily! including the Loop, ' RETARNMN THIS b RNG CousIN g RE-FUND ME TH' SJ\\E.V&R gg\.\.ER \T COSTED LINCH e T Watch and Jewelry Repairing ‘ at very reasonabie rates | PAUL BLOEDHORN 5. FRANKLIN H. 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