The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 4, 1941, Page 7

In case of error or if an ad | 5 been stopped before ex- iration, advertiser please noti- fy this oftrce (Phone 374) at once and same will be given Attention. DAILY ALASKA EMFIRE Count five average words to the ite per line for consecutive Min sy must be in the office by 2 k in the afternoon to insure riion on same day. accept ads over telephone « W rom persons listed in telephone \recton FOR SALE—One 1941 Philco table n ] radio; one Stromberg Carl-| n table radio; one ski outfit A for quick sale on- ac- of ing town. Apply at Apt. 20, Baranof, afternoon or BOUDOIR trunk. Reasonable. Phone \LE—20-25 hp Brndgcpmt A Engine. Cheap. Can be 1t boat Helena. Inquire Emil across the Douglas bridge. Third and Dixon 550. car Road house, Loop Juneau. PARTLY FINISHED land 1592, ALE - Chev Sedan. Phc Green Kt LUNCH BOX Cofe; must sell im-| mediately. Bargain for cf V!?”ELLANEUUS (\“"TV TE body massa you home, $2.00. Call m‘k 510 be~| ic 11 am. and after 7 pm. S DISH ’md cabinet| massage s. L. Skeie, 410 Wwf. Phone Green 662, CENTS EACH PAID for us ed ound gunny sacks at Coal| Bunkers. ARANTEED Realistic Perma- | $4.50. Finger wave, 65c. | Beauty Shop. Telephone | Decker Way. FURN your oa gum mto value, | cash or frade at Nugget Shop. AHER THOUGHT RICHMOND, Va., Feb. L. Ingram, giving a ‘motorist wded sentence for failing stop after hitting a pedestrian, ordered him not to drive again for years v Army vehicles,” the an afterthought, Rescued Again William Strang Seaman William Strang was one of forty members of the American crew of the Charles Pratt reported | #- saved as the tanker was mysteri- | ‘mMy gunk off the coast of British! | |West Africa. Two men are said to lh. e lied. Above photo was taken at Yort Lauderdale, Fla., after IStrang was rescued from the smk< ing steamer E. J. Bullock in 1988. | BARNEY GOOGLE AND’SifiJPFY SMITH ARD BIRD SWITH- T REALZE THE MONOTONY OF MOUR \WORK - LFTING CRETES OF BPPLES,PEARS _ aND ORANGES 8LL DAY LoNG— S0— U0 TRANSFERRING Nou EROM THE QUARTERMASTER REGIMENT KoNe‘\:a “&%ER\‘(( OD?R e \ WUNST MORE AN HOW DOES THAT ST S} { | 4.—Judge | | WANTED i THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, FEB. 4, (LENTEN CANNED SALMON SELLING DRIVE STARTING SEATTLE, Feb. Opening the strongest Lenten Canned Salmon selling drive since 1937, nearly eight and a half million advertising mes- 3 2-ROOM apartment, hot. and coid caoeq on this Alaska product will range. water, steam heat, electricrange. o," ¢, America’s' housewives ihis Phione 560, month — right when consumer de- furnished Mand for attractive Lenten dishes Bldg, Is rising to a peak, salmon brokers, jobers and retailers throughout ihe United States have been advised by the Canned Salmon Industry tab- loid newspaper, Salmon Splashes & FOR RENT—Completely 3-room apt. Call Cooper Phone 182, !‘OUR RUOM fur. apt. On street level. Oil heat. Elec. range. Private bath. Two beds. $40 mo. Crescent “Eye catching color advertisements apts. 373 So. Franklin Street in Ladies’ Home Journal, MecCall's, % and True Storv will offer the answer FOR RENT OR LEASE Small to this demand bv featuring attrac- house near airport. Elec. lights tjve delicious Canned Salmon main and stove. Oil heat. Ralph A. gijshes. Emphasis in this advertising Johnson, P. O.'Box 2586. is also given to the unique health e e 1 Vvalues of canned salmon and to the n?fi?‘fio\i’t}]gf“}‘;&; ;(;?,nw' Singe ease of preparation,” Salmon Splash- es reports. “Following this initial barrage, an- other strong selling color ad house. Phone 8-ROOM fur Red 600. . | appear in the April issue of Mec- FOR RENT—3-room apt. Owl Cafe.’ Gall's, thus giving sustained adver- Douglas. tising support of canned salmon Feb- 1 throughout the Lenten period, FOR RENT — Large steam heuted | 08, %0 g 000 l;(;droon; dfl;:‘slflce- tine - -via The Canned Salmon Industry S o . statement points out that the can- FOR RENT—UNFURNISHFD APT, ned salmon advertising program is WITH BEDROOM. THE HILL- now entering it sixth vear. It is not only the largest industry promotion- al campaign currenily supporting hot and the sale of canned fish, but is also electric the oldest sustained industry co- operative advertising program in the canned foods industry In addition to the salmon mes- sages direct to consumers through 4 the national magazines, the indus- SMALL cottage for rent in Juneau, try advertising office is supplying ¢ colorful store banners to retailers to FOR oom .1]3[ cold water, steam heat, range. Phone 569, 3-ROOM bath, oil Ave. Phone furnished apt., shower range, 1565 Evergreen Black 479. Suitable for 2 people withou children. Phoné Thane 3, three Carry the program into grocery rings, after 5p.m. | stores. i .- - 5-ROOM unfurnished house, nice locaiion. Phone 385. | [r— ONE OFFICE room for rent, First | - CIVIL SERVICE National Bank Bldg. Black 619, Exammmxons The United States Clvil Service Commission announces the following open competitive examinations: bath, warm, clean, Blue 510. 2tRM. fur, apt.; view, $15 month. 8 ROOMS and bath, air condi- 5 ” tioned, heated, electric washer, Senior —Automotive Instructor, laundry, new oak floors, electric Motor Transport School; Automotive range, frigidaire, nicely furnished. Instructor, Motor Transport School Call Windsot Apts. These examinations are for the Cnae e TR T s s purpose -of filling existing and fu- | L APARTMENT WITH BEDROOM; ture vacancies in the Quartersmaster ALSO 1 APARTMENT WITH Corps, War Department, Territory BEDROOM AND BED CLOSET. of Alaska. HILLCREST, PHONE 439. Applications for these examina- | —————i———— tjons must be on file with the Man- FOR RENT—Apartments, INQUIre guer mieventh U S. Civil Serv at office 20th Century Bldg. pystrict, Post Office Building, Seat- ASE— tle, Washington, not later than Feb- ruary 28, 1941. Full information concerning these | R S __lexaminations may be obtained from | BOARD & ROOM, $50 per mo. the Secretary, Board of U. S. Civil f Steam heat, dry room and shower Service Examiners, Anchorage, Cor- bath. Juneau Rooms, phone 472. dova, Fairbanks, Juneau, Ketchikan, o S or Seward, Alaska, or from the Man- COZY, warm furn. apts. Lights, ager, Eleventh U. S. Civil Service water, dishes, cooking utensils and | pjsirict, Post Office Building, Seat- bath. Reasenable at Scaview. “(,. Washington. VACANGY at Fosbee Apts. ‘ B o Apartment, Phone 648 Chiropodist Dr. Steves ->> -~ e e Ty a chsumed ad in The Empir e | OOM FURNISHE] apa.rtment, L elso 5-room strictly modern un= furnished house. Phone 484. kOR RENT or LEASE—Rainier Rooms, furnished or unfurnished. See I. Goldstein. |VACANCY rerelle | Phone Blue 575. VACANCY Nugget Apartments. ?WAN’I‘ED—to care for children at Juneau Nursery, By the day, weflnc‘ | or month. Reasonable rates. Phone | Red 119, | L LOST AND FOUND LOST—B]ue Hmt Schaffm‘r & Marx overcoat, also hat, in Capi- tol Theatre. Reward. Notify Gas- | tineau Hotel. | Subscribe 1o e Daily Alaska| Empire—the paper with the larges l oaid circulation. I | Music and Fleetrie Appllances | | Next to Truesdell Gun Shop Juneau Melody House Second Street Phone. 65 || THRIFT CO-OP Member Natignal Retailer- Owned Grocers NEXT TO CITY HALL PHONE 767 WHY SUrFER with your feet? 1941. An Itallan Invader Comes to a Halt In the desolate sandy wastes of Libya, an Italian soldier lies dead in front of the tank in which he fought against the British. The undamaged tank was turned around and put in use against Il Duce’s legions as the British forces swept onward. Incidentally, this is one of the few pictures to come out of the Capital Unity Has 'Em Mumbling Now Beams in Answer lo (Continued from waze mmercial ation in wn Beettiper ribe he do ar {only state that he desires several samp! There foliow acked pages of n translatic 1 setting forth con Fichteé-Bunde sees {} What Mr. Boett dic turn letter over fo the Intelligencer's managing Russell H. Peters, who an and sent the whole file Congressman who says he Dies commi Mr. Peter's re questions about ; the reports regularly sanied the iile. Whi was: “‘Certeinly with a Engl as th the Seattle’s Magnuson with A the copy of Pfaus’ {it not | THE WORRIES OF FU( The plaint of the radio lis goes on and the Federal Coi ications Commission is wearier. Now a man in dy doesn’t want a patrioti mercial broadcaster to use t tional anthem on progr Mount Vernon, N, Y., fellu because ke has to listen to of a bank for new accoumnts. fornian wants to make an national incident ouf of ]11‘ xl\\. s tunes in 1 ms. What minute’ 1oy to know 1 in‘eferen the FCC n he IS any hov ell the time > Classificd Emnire 5 Pay Mr. Boettiger it. text ‘Warr vill ac war zone showing the body of a dead soldier. one) Europe,” glad to put regrlar wiil closely m ditions y 1em. 1 was Post- editor wered to G file en s nms getting getting m." Al Air Expert at Naval Hearing Phenephoto Glenn L. Martin, president of the Martin Aircraft Corporntion of Bal- timore, is pictured as he appo.xrcd in Washington before the House Naval Affairs Committee, which is seeking means of speeding uj. plane . production. Martin said “the government should clear the atm¢sphere and prevent strikes.” in in| steners British Use Ra Rembrandt Found in Brcoklyn Henry Maloney, of the Brooklyn (N.Y.) Contemporary Arts Glllery, | displays. a painting brought to him by a Brooklyn family for cleaning, which he identified as a Rembrandt after removing surface grime. The | painting, entitled “The ‘Banner Carrier of Amsterdam,” was purchased _y & menber of the owner’s family in Italy more than fifty years ago. others would continue io di The owner now valucs it at $750,000, THeT's PLive PERUTE OF NE. ) GEN'RIL, BUT, D0 VE MIND \¢ T GO OVER SRN_GOQD-BNE O AL T FELLARS 2 AUK,ME Y WHAT ® BLERK, BARREN WORLD THIS WOWD BE WERE (T NOT £OR FRIENDSHP Copr 1941, King Peatures Syadicate, Inc., World nghts reserved sputter. o So they decided to make up inf "By BILLY DeBECK BvE | WAREHOUSE advance a cut-out interval nal, then go aloft to 15,000 feet or more and cut off their motors for a minate or two. During the inter- Bombmgs nghthme vals, the American fliers and the ¥ ground crews could listen for Ger- man night bomber motors, and the ntinued rrom rage Onel ground crews could point their X ) 1lights in the direction of the cquipped with them i of the German motors. the jous radio ‘ihe new British system is based p on the ground and on the same idea, only t y, ra- could not distinguish | dio ls have replaced the r own friendly planes scund “ears” and radio has like- hostile motors of the enemy. Wwise remn the searchlight fin- > friendly motor broadcasts sig- ger unnect The broadcast- iwomatically at fixed inter- ing moter makes it unnecessary| he timing of these clicks for friendly aireraft to cut out istener he’s a friendly their mc and thus lose alti-| aft aiveraft, puns stationed tude. Searchlights are out of the near radio listening po: hus picture, anyway. Their beams can't know, ioo, when to let go and go high enough to catch the in- when hold their fire. vading bombker, It may be coincidenc : b AR e not, but this is simply a radio ver- > sion of the old Hartney system, DANiSH (ATTI.E described by the famous flier in his rece Up and At 'Em!” Hay the World War com- EAT."G SEAFOOD mander of such . aces as Eddie Rickenbacker and Frank Luke, de- veloped the only night pursuit COPENHAGER, D“""“‘k Feb, 4. i g American aviation —Mussels fished out of the fjords dusltte the Wotld: W one. of the!9f northern Jullum? .:u-v being used two then in existence. (The Brit- (© Delp keep Danish cattle alive SEHWME G the other Bhe) ‘Bo far Several factories are handling about BN is the only 290000 pounds of mussels daily, Nar 1l who claims % drying them, grinding them to have Bagged & German bomber at DOUF and pressing tiiem into the o) i form of fodder cakes, y - Could Silence Motors I ey explains his fliers discovs NGLICK A heir Monosoupape (French) ATRMAIL ENVELOPEE, | showini s would cut out dead when' air route trom Seattle to Nome, o/ the switch wes turned off, while sale at J. B. Burfed & Co. ady | | | | ! t ! i | Alaska Music Supply | I | { Garbage Hauled TELEFPHONE 212 ' Phone 4753 ———————————ee Opportunity Is Always Waiting! TIMELY CLOTHES NUNN-BUSH SHOES STETSON HATS ALASKA SCHOOL OF Quality Work Clothing ‘ AERONAUTICS ‘ [ ] * — FRED HENNING ||| Complete Outfitter for Men ron Acmcy (Authorized Dealers) GREASESN ZORIC Poor ot Sk s SYSTEM CLEANING Jnnean Motors PHONE 15 vl i 28 Alaska Laundry P Soothing Organ HMusic and Delicious Fried Chicken EVERY NIGHT DOUGLAS INN John Marin, Prop. Phone 86 Krafft’e MANUFACTURING CO. CABINET WORK-—-GLASS PHONE 62 Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Pianos—Musical Instraments and Supplies Phone 206 122 W. Becond Utah Nut and Lump COAL Alaska Dock & Storage Oe. TELEPHONE 412 ——( Sanitary Meat Co. POR QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY FREE DELIVERY Call Phones: 13 and & HOME GROCERY Phone 146 Home Lignor Store—Tel 609 Amo:lun‘flfit——fhm 38 BROS. o o The Juneau Laundry FRANKLIN STREET betwéen Prout and Second Streets PHONE 300 . SMILING SERVICE" Bert's Cash Grocery PHONE 105 PAINTS — Prée Dellvery - . dunean srine e ‘Thoms Hardware Co. JUNEAU-YOUNG ' Hardware Company Repsonable Monthly Ratee ‘E. 0. DAVIS. PAINTS—OIL—-GLASS Shelf and Heavy Hardware Guns and Ammunition | ‘Every house needs westinghouse' |PARSONS ELECTRIC (0. \ | Eleetrical Conlm“t—l!‘lu 140 Sp. Seward St. Juneau, Alaska 'Business Phone 161 . Residence Phone ‘Black 690 B L] P ZENITH RADIOS 1941 Models Now on REPAIRS and SERVXCEy JUNEAU RADIO SERVICE y Phone 464 Bill Hixson —.......... GENERAL MOTORS, DELOD and MAYTAG PRODUCTS PHONE 3 FOR'VERY PROMPT LIQUOR DELIVERY! IT COSTS SO LITTLE TO DRESS sllAl‘n.! AT DEVLIN'S IF IS PAINT WE HAVE IT! l ¥RED W. WENDT e T The Daily Alaska Empire has th’ largest pald circulation ‘of any Al- aska newspaper, Ideal Paint Shop l PIION! 549 + Rice & Ahlers Co. Plumbing — Oil Burners COWLING-DAVLIN Heating Phone 34 Sheet Metal COMPANY DODGE and PLYMOUTH DEALERS SANITARY PLUMBING and Wi HEATING COMPANY | GETI]EAU W. J. NIEMI, Owner HOTEL Let your plumbing worry be Every comfort made for our guests| - ouy worry.” PHONH 788 Alr Servce Information PHONE 10 or 20 Subscribe for ‘The Empire. Oldest Bank in Alaska M. BEHRENDS . COMMERCIAL SAVINGS...“ 7