The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 11, 1940, Page 7

l ] | i In case of error or if an ad has been stopped befors ex- piration, advertiser please noti- fy this oftice (Phone 374) at once and same will be given attentijon. L THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE Count five average words to the| Ene. Daily rate per line for consecutive mgertions: One day Aadition: Minimum charge .....50¢ Copy must he in' theé office by 2 relock in the afternoon t6 insure | msertion on same day. : We aecept ads over telephone Yom persous listed in telephone | rectory. | e 374—Ask for Ad-taker. Ph FOR SALE FOR SALE -9¥12 rug and pm‘ Call Blue 610, i():! s.lvnge rifle. 404 W. 10th. St. aftér St. Ann’s Ave, Woodh\u’y 4-ROOM TIOUE CGicor Douglas, et <Lef-. FOR SALE of bunk beds; Grunow xndm Hawaiian Call Red 649. gasboat Pal, r. At Rock Dump . E. Monagle. 4-J)Em house. kml-l yment and balance like ne 341 after 5 p.m. FOR RENT OOMS and bath, furnished, 23 acres. See T. J. Akers plnc' Douglas Highway, TWO-ROOM furnished cabm on beach, Norway Point. $10. Phone 0365. |3-ROOM FURNISHED apt. Erwin Apts. Phone 704 before 5 o'clock. 1ROOM FURNISHED house. Oil heat. Phone 187 after 5 p.m. FOR RFNT—— 1-'oom apartmer( P_hone Douglas 72. F‘OR RE! urnished apartment in the Triangle Bldg. See Slan Grummett or Mrs. Ri 11 Cook. Phones 253 or Green 620 FURNISHED HOUSE for rent Four rooms and bath, oil heat. 504 Kennedy St. Phone Green 147 after 3 o'clock. h St. Mrs. McMullen CABIN, VAGANCY— Newly tenovated apt.— at reduced rates. Nugget Apts FOR RENT—Apartment, 3 rooms and bath. 327 West 11th St. Phone 173, | FOR RENT—Steam heated fu ed room, private home, town location. Kitchen privileges. Phone 677 after 6 pm. h- FOR RENT—3-room furnished apt. Phone Douglas 28. VACANCY, Decker Apts. Phone Green 465. "OR SALE OR LEASE —The Midget Lunch. | DMALL BUILDING for sale Cfl.fl‘ at the Snap Shoppe. } MISCELLANEOUS FLR garments made or remodeled. Fur hats and caps made to order. Miss Hamilton, Gastineau Hotel MONEY FOR unusual n’egatives‘— hunting, fishing, trapping, scenics, 50c to $5. Jim O'Neil, Juneau. "CENTS EACH PAID for used sound gunny sacks at Coal Bunkers. b&?zfi{’nhbuc stenography and bookkeeping. Alice Mack, office. Baranof Hotel. GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nents, $4.50. Finger wave, 65c. Lola’s Beauty Shop. Telephone 201, 315 Decker Way. TURN your owa goid Into value, cash or trade at Nugget Shop. WANTED WANTED-Ladies coats relined and remodeled by an expert, 336 So. Franklin St. "LOST AND FOUND r.osT= Manx wrist watch between Boat Harbor and Federal Bldg. Return to Oscar O'Berg. Liberal reward. BOB MARSHALL'S NAMEIS GIVENTO | PRIMITIVE AREA A new wilderness area mcludmn a million acres of wild and 1 back-counfry on the Con-! tinental Divide in Montana has been designated by the Secretary of Agriculture to commemorate the late Robert Marshall, Chief of the Division of Recreation and Lands of the U. 5. Forest Service and a| frequent visitor to Alaska. | Located in the Flathead; and the| Lewis and Clark National Forests,| the Bob Marshall Wilderness Area| has been formed by combining what | were formerly known as the Penta- | gon, South Fork and Sun River‘ primitive ~areas, comprising a re- gion half again as large as the State of Rhode Island, and one of ! the first in wkich Bob Marshall made explorations and hikes. Near-| est roads now end five to ten miles| from the boundarfes, and no roads, human habitations, or other trap- pings of civilization will bé per- miited except such v.rufls as may |3 ROOMS and bath, nicely fur- nished: overstuffed, electric range, frigidaire, steam heated. Windsar Apts. IST. HEETED‘;oom Green 675. 50 |4-ROOM FURNISHED apartment; also 5-100] furnished strictly modern un- ouse. Phone 484. house, Inquire at Snap Shuppe. VACANCYvMacKmnon Apts. VACANCY at Fosbee Apts FOR RENT—PM’UY Iurnlshed flat Inquire Snap Shoppe. COZY, warm furn. apts. bath. Reasonable at Seaview. be needed to aid in fire control and eithe to enable wilderness travelers enjoy the country At his death in Ncvember, Robert Marshall, known universally 1 as “Bob,” s considered the lea: er of the movement to preserve r maining remnants of primeval en- J vironment from the mechanization tion o and commercial use of civilization. He founded and endowed the Wil- ure, derness Society as an organizatior to help perpetuate the Wilderness thus inf: tion and Lands in the Forest Serv- the most easily of gear, ice of the U, S. Department Agriculture from 1937 until his death, Marshall was active in ex- dérness area program. e Rear MM’M Assistant chief of naval hnhanmttowndon.npomdty on orders by Pre Gordon McG. Comm: ~ cn the conse the influenc gear upon conservation are of gen- cral “On comparing the different vari- Lights, cties of gear to determine their water, dishes, cooking utensils and yciative potential capacity for de- a trap, sident Roosevelt, 'crease in to sct as a special naval observer. branches of the industty in that . 5. MARINES HAVE SITUATION IN HAND tienal Settlement in Sha Mariné patrol (center) keeps between thcm in patrol work. Salmon Seaforth Highianders én the right. down __ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. -I.1; 1940. TAXPAYERS—ATTENTION — oy FINE i rl\ll;.‘Y;‘i\:;x \\t'x?lc bn-mm‘v"?iel‘xl:ql:?n‘t’ W';:‘:I:;"r::;";ilml’:“nl ronn AGENCY % & ber 15t) -half is| sonable rates paid an or betore (ot cate. A ais-| | PAUL BLOEDHORN (Auhorimd. Doasers § count of tw o;(\l):;‘:“;x‘\;l‘- 1]“\1;10\:;1(1 ;{1 S. FRANKLIN STREET Pmfi:sM:"?gm = nber 15th. The .sooncr‘: : J " ! ar ents, the better RACTA ot T e | uneau Molors | service you v\l'!“nr] Y;i:ar\(r : ‘ H S GRAVES Y ,..,J ! aav ity Ol | “The Clothing Man” ot i T 8 | o e i B ) DIy o | | HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER Soothing Organ Music and AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing | & MARX CLOTHING Delicious Fried Chicken air route from Sealfle to Nome, on| 4. 3 X EVERY NIGHT sale au v, B. Bu & o, aav.|d % | Maclean Mefal Works Ioh?ggf‘;fif f,h"fl % ) South Seward St. »’-.--__. B and, OIL BURNERS HAIR STYLING bv ‘ SHE‘ET METAL WORK A‘RY CHARLES | ——|| PIGELY WI | Corner Second and Franklin You'll Find Food Finer and GGLY 3 PHONE 71 Setvice More Complete at 24—PHONES—-18 | . ———.|| THEBABANOF |l‘———— Flying Insiruction ||| COFFEE SHOP K » t ,_( 5 Alaska d | § N e | raff’s | v tne nour or In courses trom | | MANUFACTURING CO. | scro to commErciAL. | | Garhage Hauled CABINET WORK- GLASS See Us ct the Airport! | Reasonable Monthly Rates PHONE 62 | L — - | A - - i E.O.DAVIS ! QAVEFES ! TELEPHONE 212 Phone 4753 ' Qanitary Meat Co. | LV 3 ~ . i : ’ ‘ ] FOR QUALITY MEATS | Italy and Great Brifain are at war, but théir troops have been working together in patroiling the Interna- HEBE ERE rAl{JE[; :;%;]:'JS:' EABNR&G i LADIES'—MISSER® 4 | READY-TO-WEAR —_—m ish Colum aters the in 1- ‘ F s ‘ t ¢ purse seines were Widest se]ecflmg d i the i} i quedton; A o (08 B 54 f ZORIC PHONE 92 or 9 I justment of fishin SYSTEM CLEANING Fishery Reporis The Comn tion of the of various interest. s of the run, I the gill-net or primarily upon the tion of its use. ines m size of net, i sed, but spoons may be regulated by complete clos- if conditions warrant such a p. It is a large fixed nent of a cl idea. As Chief Forester for the con could be easily and quickly de- ‘Indian Service for four years, and (ected, Major Motherwell is of the as Chief of the Division of Recrea- opin: which I Gear Regulation “If all types of gear could be so | tending and strengthening the wil- quickly and completely regulated as conservation problems, far as gear is concerned, would not present any great difficulty,” Com- missicner Sloan writes. Later in' the report, the Hon. Mr. Sloan says: be overlooked is that all typ iloating gear can Blace “A fact which to Discussing the effect of upon employment in ' the British ; Columbia | states: Rear Admiral Robert L, hormley abolition of the American (Wash- fisheries, th “It is to be noted gwn) traps did not lead employment Admiral Ghormley, with two aides, state.” will be attached to the embassy | staff, = lgl]l netters because or Lh0 opera- Th discussing the loss of BARNEY GODGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH HOW HBOWT | WM CAMEL WIT! Q. FEW ol \F HE'S GOONR THE JlNG\. %\\ND FOR FOLKS LOOK AT Sloan of the sion which has carried on investigation of the salmon fishery ° of British Columbia, reports on the |FOR RENT— 6-room unfu: vished results of the study in the ¢ issue of Western Fisheries, publish- ed at Vancouvor B. C. ioner’s observations wore destructive purse-seine. to Ccnservation of the run does not depend upon the type of gear used, 1939, but Gill-! y be subject to re; trollers to regula- move about from to piace and remain only where fishing conditions are favor- able. The traps do not enjoy the advantages of mobility. They fixed, and the fish come to the traps—not the traps They are thus continually to the various vagaries of wind and tide which affect their catch, and ' suffer disadvantages in that gard more s0 than movable gear, whi¢h by mbving about can to some extent offset such unfavorable con- | ditions.” | ' Traps vs. Employment | mended, and | | age of the p to prevent ¢ made. The report closes with the state- ment that: “The Commissioner of the opinion that no one type of W operating in controlled ) Be held solely responsible any depletion that may in fact be established.” .- BERLIN, army offic sept, the jg |18 Royal en on their coming soft-hearted while foes. Although f ceased in Fra can fizght with otl officer w towa g with Y the MARRIAGE LICE E A marriage license was issued ioner Felix run and types of about was said - > Gray to George of Haines and Dora Arlene Jac of Tenakee. The Daily Al > tees ‘the larg Subscrive to ‘1ne Danly Alaska | any Alaska rewspaper Empire—~the paper witr the largest — > > > paid circulation. find the than effective nets and Phone 374 for PRINTING FOR EVERY PURPOSE n length, the trap structur osed se: CRAFTSMANSHIP is the word that best expresses the quality of print- ing work that we turn out, and that means complete satisfaction to you. No job is too big nor too small for THE EMPIRE plant to handle. Phone 374 for full inférmation. 50 must not of See Us for Printing ® handbills ® business forms ® letterheads © invoices ® account books ® announcements ® post- ers ® business cards © are the fish. subject re- MODERN EQUIPMENT . . . the traps e report that the to an in- in other Phone 374 MIIIIIIlIIIIHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIlmlIIIIIHIIIIIII|I|II!lII|IIIII catch by “allll guns ka mmpire gus t daily circulation (\' THE EMPIRE PLANT DOES IT EEST! ',f; OF GOOD NAZIS / German “War- song Try 2 classified ad in The Emplxr SRR S S EXPERT PRINTERS AND IDEA MEN ARE ALWAYS AT YOUR snnfitfi m}: THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE IIIHIIlIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIHHIIIHIIIIIIllllIi'IIIlllllllIIIIIlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIfiflfiIIIHIIMII has French still | Your HMoney Is Available for with- drawal on request. Insured by U. S. Gavernment up to $5.000. 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