The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 7, 1940, Page 7

; ! i | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE ' fine, i FOR RENT In case of error or if an ad has been stopped before ex- piration, advertiser please noti- fy this oftrce (Phone 374) at once. and same will be given attention. MODERN furnished apartment, ex- cellent location, Reasonable. Phon¢ Apartments. FURNISHED apartment, Brunswick Count five average words to the| Rooms. See Bill White 3-ROOM apt, no children. 437 Park and 5th St Daily rate per line for consecutive Isertions: One day .. day ... HOU NG rooms, oil heat, Additional days S0 HOUSEKEEPING rooms, of Minimum charge .50 reasonable. 210 Main St. Phone Topy must he in the office by 2| Blue 429 X b yelock in the afternoon to insure | ;oSO furnished apartment: ix;;mon on same :iifly. tetaatd steamheated, hot water day and © acceptn: :dovel‘ ephom‘ night; laundry conveniences. :umt persons t in telephone Phone 132, Jas. Baroumes, Doug- i las. Pnone 374—Ask for Ad-taker. T FOR SALE Pm elle A])m tment 575 {VACANCY Phone Blue CRATIY SORE for sale. Write JAGANCY — Snow White Apart- b P.m]mf. ments. Suitable for couple. Phone 24-FT. TROLLER, boat house,| 299. After 5 p.m. phone Green 355. Chev sedan, garage, living house, — = B o e Rt 6-acre patented homestead, rea- FOR REN;“fS:(‘;_EI)”‘S‘*‘ room, heat sonable. Wm, Anderson, Fritz, ©d. 424 Franklin St. o, ks | NICELY furnished heated apt, 4 FOR SALE—Year-round n".rien""% foRnin g betn. Blug 138,50 on Auk Bay. Completely fur-|#i"Hotel yuneau, live comfortably.| Two bed rooms, radio., qujet view rooms. Monthly rates. g and motor, ete e L T'erms. Herb Wendling, Auk Bay. F‘OR RLVT—F‘urmshed apartment. S T Phone Douglas 28. I ALE—5-room house, $2,500. FOR \'\IFV!QIiX (nMC panel de- FOR RENT—New 5-room furnisped house. Phone 20 Douglas THE HILU’JREST ONE FUR- NISHED APARTMENT. PHONE Tucker, Phone 437. Ira livery t Blue 135 uck, 6 p.m. Phone Ler ~ WANTED ED—Woman to in private 705. CABIN, W 9th St Mrs. McMullen. and!| VACANCY, Decker Apts. Phone Call Green 465. room home. Black ad 42 r 3 ROOMS and bath, nicely fur- la The Daily Alaska Empire has the rgest paid circulation of any Al ka newspaper " LOST AND FOUND nished: overstuffed, electric range, frigidaire, steam heated, Windsar Apts. |4-ROOM FURNISHED apartment; also 5-room strictly modern un- LOST—! R()‘I OI LADY wants work by hour or day. “music, Ernest Ball furnished house. Phone 484. folio, ‘also drum jazz brushes Finder please return to Empire or Alaska Music Shop. WANTED VACANCY at Fesbee Apts. FOR RENT—Partly furnished flat Inquire Snap Shoppe. COZY, warm furn. apts. Lights, water, dishes, cooking utensils and bath. Reasonable at Seaview. - spending three months in MISCELLANEOUS Mrs. B.. Car- ters have re- LADIES ONLY——SV\edL&h massage | Phone Blue 510. ' BACK HOME visiting, i dau to Juneau. in your home, Heat lamps for P TP T y ”'mh aches, pains and colds. Phone condition. Phone 384, Blue,,s_m',,,«“ IR TR 32 A BOARD and room, $50 for single | person; $45 for 2 in room. Steam can Yon cla]m | heat, dry room. Phone 472 BEFERMENT" ALASKA SCHOOL OF | modeled. 336 Phone 262. South Franklin St. FUR garments made or 'r'em;)d;ale.d. oy ,771_‘_ERONAUTICS Fur hats and caps made to or-| = der, Miss Hamilton, Gastinean I FRESH OLYMPIA o o OYSTER COCKTAIL % CENTS EACH PAID for used RETAIL and WHOLESALE sound gunny sacks at Coal Fresh from the Shell Everyday Bunkers. By the % Pint and Pint | LEAVE ORDERS AT | GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- NEW YORK TAVERN | nents, $4.50. Finger wave, 65c. — % Lola’s Beauty Shop. - = 5 e 201, 315 Decker Way. IBVINGIS “URN your ow gold into. value % cash or trade at Nugget Shop. | SUPER MARKET | T woow Anb moARD The Worki ’s Nesecril s | e ng Man’s Store 'IOVIF Boarumg House steam | Phone 5'9 heat, dry room, new Simmons P2 4‘, beds, $11 week. Phone 293. - - L SANITARY PLUMBING and NGTICE HEATING COMPANY W. J. NIEMI, Owner ‘Let your plumbing. worry be our worry.” PHONE 1788 Rir route from Seatile to Nome, on | sale at J. B Burford & Co adv > " DERMANENT WAVING ~ TIMELY CLOTHES | HARLE ¢ 'CHARLES LADIES' coats reliped and “re-| AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showme | BO—— THE DAILY. ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, NOV. 7, 1940. WORLD WATCHED ELECTIONINU. S.; VIEWS EXPRESSED British Gratified, Chinese Jubilant, Japan Defiant, Axis Unconcerned (Continued from rage One) Japan’s Statement Japanese Foreign said “Roosevelt reorientation of the policy the United States in the Far st one of his first tasks because Asiatic affairs and the present difficult situation for the United States Office should The spokesman make of Warning To World South American newspapers de- clare the reelection of Roosevelt serves notice on the World, the United States is a powerful nation and is backing the President on defense plans, a powerful Navy Army and Air Force to meet any threat of any Powers in the world, not mentioni: ing name but indi- strongly that Germany Russia and Japan, if they aggression thoughts, had bei- before it is too late. - CHICKEN WHEN ORDERED NEW YORK—When you order Chicken Chow ‘Mein or Chicken Salad in New York, you must get chicken—and not pork. So says the Department of Markets which has launched an intensive drive against substitution of pork for chicken in the camourlug d dishes .o > DOUGLAS NEWS MISS VIENOLA BRIDE OF HERBERT SAVIKKO At a quiet home wedding last ev- ening Miss Lorraine Viencla and Mr. Herbert Savikko were united in marriage by United States Com- missicner Felix Gray, The cere~ meny took place at 8 o'clock at the Dcuglas Highway home of Mr Mrs. Emil Vienola in the presence of friends and relatives of the pair. The bride was given away by her father. Attendants were Mrs. George Harju as maid of honor and Arthur Vienola, elder brother of the bride, as best man. The bride wore a formal pink chif- fon dress and carried a bouquet of chrysanthemums and her attendant was attired in a rose satin. Mrs. Viencla Sr. was dressed in a blue {taffeta and Mrs. Savikko wore a | wine colored crepe gown Immediately following the nup- tials a reception was held with many calling to wish the newlyweds hap- piness. Refrsshments were served |and dancing was enjoyjed until a | late hour. Mess John and Tauno Niemi played accordion and guitar respectively. Mr. and Mrs. Savikko are leaving tonight on the North Coast for a | honeymoon trip to California. They plan to return in the spring. i B EAGLES CARD PARTY A public card party is planned for |next Saturday night, November 9 by Douglas Aerie 117 and the Ladies’ Auxiliary according to annource- ment made this morning. The svent will be held in the Aerie’s new hall and everyone' on the channel |is invited to attend for an even- g by Ita have ter beware | bridge, whist or pinochle. and at !the same time inspect the lodge | premises. There will be suitable prizes for the winners and a de- licious lunch will be served by the committee in charge. Committee members are: For the Eagles, Norman Rustad, chair- man; A. J. Baloz and Gus Erick- {son; for the Auxiliary, Mrs. Marcus | Jensen, chairman; Mrs. Jessie K. | Fraser and Mrs. Ralph Mortensen. - BIRTHDAY PARTIES Frances Doogan celebrated his '17th birthday yesterday with a sarty at his home in Juneau for a number of his schoolmates of Doug- las high school. This afternoon, at the Sands home jon the Douglas highway, May Sands |is having a party for her young, | classmates in honor of her eighth ' | birthday. NUNN-BUSH SHOES SIGRID'S BEAUTY SALON STETSON HATS ‘ PHONE 318 4 Quality Work Clothing o s > " |{ ZENITH RADIOS 1941 Models Now on Display REPAIRS and SERVICE JUNEAU RADIO SERVICE Phone 464 Bill Hixson FRED HENNING | Complete Outfitter for Men " DOUGLAS COLISEUM | || Thumday and Friday | “STANLEY and LIVINGSTONE” | | I - and ' " Ulgeon Bill s Killed by Veto (Conunuea irom rage One) tically no people who would liberately remove or alter a sage in the leg band of a h pigeon. After all, homing do not closely resemble a birds." me nin g pigeons gamé STORY EHIND IT On the face of it, with the President T'll string along Name an en spy out to bag '\ I\(v’n and its me: with fea fine But if I have y pigeons in g straight line, there's a stary hind this story and here it i In Brooklyn and other commu- nities there’s a widespry pigeon racket, perpetrated by a sort of Black Hand of Pigeondom. These fiends who pray on the pigeon fanciers have devised intricate ways of capturing the hom birds, Sometimes they send up their own flocks nearby during exercise period; and thus snate a few from the purebred Ant+ werps or homers. Sometimes they net them or stun them with minute shot and light charges from rifles or shot guus They examine the bands find the owner, call him up and give him the “Say, Mister, I just found your pigeon. Il bring him back but I'm way across town and it'll cost a dollar to get ther Will yon pay it?” FANCIERS FURIOUS This pigeon snatching for som has the fanciers furious their feathered pets ARE tant to armies in wartime, didn't see why the shouldn't take a hand bill Where the pigeon fancier. their mistake was in failure to provide a sentence that would have made pigeon grabbers trem- ble in their boots. Death before a firing squad for squabnaping— }lhew would have been a sentence enough to make enemy and even Brooklyn Black- handers think once or twice T agree with the President, but I sympathize with Dr. Pfeifer and his friends. They do have a cause. I particularly sympathize with Dr. Pfeifer for this is the second Since impor- they Hence the made government AIRMAIL ENVELOPE! w INGTON, N 1-—Secre- | air route from Seattle to Nome, on \f Treasury Henry Morgenthat sale at J. B. Burford & Co adv. he will Congress to ih- i X i, i 63 the N febt from sixty — o r sixty-five billion dollars to take EVery house needs westinghouse’ PARSONS ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractor—Dealer 140 So. Seward St. Juneau, Alaska care of pc 1942 The. Secretary made this ment at & conference with the news- Business Phone 161 men today and said: “We have ji Residence Phone Black 680 begun to rearm .- R ible deficits up to June [ SUVUSSSUS IS 1 Watch Our Windows FOR DALY BARGAINS THRIFT CO-OP N \ \ N N { | N N GMC TRUCKS Compare Them With All Others! PRICE - APPEARANCE - ECONOMY DURABILITY CONNORS MOTOR CO. PHONE 411 Put a Covic Diesel in Your Boat If You Want MORE ROOM IN YOUR BOAT More Miles for Your Money A Comfortable, Quiet Ride An Engine that Instantly Starts Assurance of Safe Trips Freedom from Fire Hazards A Broad Range of Smooth Speeds Low Operating and Maintenance Costs Reduced Insurance iates Smoieless, Odorless Exhaust Full Diesel Dependability An Engine that Can Be Easily Hand Cranked CHARLES G. WARNER CO. . - . . ALASKA MINING LAWS (FEDERAL and TERRITORIAL) covering LODE, PLACER, OIL and COAE LOCATIONS : WATER RIGIHTS, MILL SITE and TUNNELS Telephone |ing of their favorite game of cards,, Forms and with and Explanations Maps of Alaska 1940 REVISED EDITION By HENRY RODEN ON SALE AT NEWSSTANDS or EMPIRE PRINTING CO. Juneau, Alaska * BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNI‘J‘I-:FY SMITH v—. \E You WfiNT TO JON THE ARMY =T CAN WY (T- By cggra‘()«ggramsg&ug QUTHIY ABOVT \oy o FLAT FEET - 8Y JEEPERS Y TCANT WAIT G 8 THEM CACKY BRITCHES Y By BILLY DeBECK 3, showing {time he has championed a lost GOT THERE ANYWAY e e A R e s Last . g he introduced 5 FALLS, N. Y.—Edwin B FINE | ORD A ! and saw c to provide Fridenstine, well known Fort Ed-| { { that- all national ward-Argyle road farmer, was on Watch and Jewelry Repairing r GENCY H chmigter h e same his way to visit his wife in Glens' at very réasonable rates (Authorized Dealer { Falis Hospital And he got ihere PAUL BLOEDHORN | [ GREASEN ! in the Glens Falls Hospital am- | GAS — 011 H bulance, His car shed head-on 8. FRANKLIN STREE" i Foot. of t ! e 00t of Main Street Py Ahfi ENrREASE into a truck driven by B. Frank :‘“*’ e - < : Vi 3 Thebo- of Fort Bdward AR ] J M i ! T sy H S uneau roiors ! OF NATIONAL DEBT ol S, GRAYES “The Clothing Man” Soolhmq Organ Music and Delicious Fried Chicken EVERY NIGHT | DOUGLAS INN @ {John Marin, Prop. Phone 61 D e —-Y WP 1 HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER | ' & MARX CLOTHING i l e o S | MacLean Melal Works South Seward St. AIR CONDITIONING and OIL BURNERS | SHEET METAL woRK | | SANITARY | You'll Find Food Finer and PIGGLY WIGGLY J Service More Complete at 24—PHONES—18§ | THE BARANOF | * ~% COFFEE SHOP * 1 - Krafft’s '| Garbage Hauled T;T: flf"f.fi , Reasonable Monthly Rates 1 PHOl'\l_EAGZ B |‘ E. 0. DAVIS | o TELEPHONE 212 = Phone 4753 Sanflary Meat Co i FOR QUALITY MEATS ! AND POULTRY ! | Jones-Stevens Shop cal Phenest Band & | 1| Eeipy.ro-wmas B ‘: Seward Street Near Third GEORGE BBSS -] B aens Widest Selection ot | LIQUOR | ZORIC [ PHom:szors:s ] Alaska Laundry /|| Bodding Transfer % | BUILDING T | Rock—Coal Hauling | Stove—Fuel Ofl Delivery | Alaska Music Supply —_ | Plaves—ttusiont tavtraments || | Thomas Hardware Cs.| | _enone 6™ "MW, oeoona ||| grpaeS O ; ]i HARDWARE | 153 2 R | Utah Nut and Lump COAL | JUNEAU-YOUNG Ainska Dok & Storage 0. ||| Hardware Company | PAINTS —OIL—GLASS Y e HOME GROCERY | Phone 146 GENERAL MOTORS, DELOD | Home Liquor Storo—Tel 699 and MAYTAG PRODUCTS ; | American Meat——Phone 38 w P JOHNSON i i “The Frigidalre Map” | The Juneau Laundry||[™ .. il | #rout ana Second Strests FOR VERY PR():\IPT PHONE 350 {LIQUOR DELIVER} “SMILING SERVICE” IF I'T"S PAINT WE HAVE IT! Bert's Cash Grocery ||; Ideal Paint Shop PHONE 105 ¥RED W. WENDT | Free Delivery Juneau | PHONE 549 ! Phone 723— ——115-2na BL | THE ROYAL ||| McCAUL MOTCR ! BEAUTY SALON COMPANY ' e - 2 2 s e e ) | Oldest Banlk: in Alaska Commercial Safe Deposit Savings :r Banking by Mail Depariment The B. M. Behrends Bank S el LUMBER ey Juneau Lumber Miils, Ine.