The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 13, 1941, Page 7

In case of error or if an ad has bcen stopped before ex- piration, advertiser please noti- fy this oftxce (Phone 374) at once and same will be given attention. HE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE | ! Count five average words to thLe ine. Dally rate per line for consecutive msertions: One day ..o 100 Additional days ... Se Minimum charge -...58¢0 Topy must be in the office by 2 yelock in the afternoon to insure usertion on same day. We accept ads over telephone ¥om persons listed in telephone Nrectory, FOR S Pair tire chains—like new. F 5-18, 5.50-17, 5.00-19, 5.00-17, 5.25-17. At Empire office. $2.50. FOR Priced otorship for immediate- sale or me an offer. See boat’s owner at Warner's float. ma “Forester.” | FOR RENT—3-room house with bath. 843 West 9th. | ST. HEATED room. Green 675. FOR RENT OR LEASE—Store space and apt. Inquire Snow ‘White Latndry or phohe Green| 355 after 6 p.m FOR RENT—Well furnished 3»1'0“1‘.11 steam heated apartment with pri- vate bath—beautiful beds. For adults only. moxith, including lights. Ahlers_Co. Phone 34. view—twin| $50 pm‘ Rice &! 2-ROOM rumlshod apt., on bumex $22 monthly, including garbage, hauling and water. 7th and Har- J ris. Phone Blue 680. FOR RENT—4-room fur. lingen Apts. Phone 351, “fat. El- { 3-ROOM fur apt t., oil heat. 12th- st. ‘ | Phone Black 490. 6-ROOM furnished modern, nice house, 618 6th St. ROOM and board in private home. Phone Green 462. very | FOR SAL model radio; One 1941 Philco table. one Stromberg Carl-{ VACANCY at Wickersham house.| Phone Red 211. | | 44th Division. THE DAILY ALAbKA l:MPth THUR.SDA\ FEB. 13, 1941. |OUR SIGRID TRIES OUT AS AN ARMY HOSTESS - AND FiNDS SHE FEELS LIKE AN what it's like ¢ be an Army hostess? Sigrid Arne went to Camp Dix to find out. Here she tells all. Ever wender SIGRID ARNE AP Feature Servite Writer CAMP DIX. N. grunted the bus through the fog. “Mustard,” I replied, staring down into the yellow muck we slithered through. We were in Camp Dix one of the biggest of the new draftee training centers. To the | right stood drab rows of ‘khaki lents as far as I could see. To the |left unpainted wooden barracks. Young draftees in goloshes slushed past through the muck. I searched then faces for some inkling' of | their feelings. Some of them were to be my job for the day. I had been ' invited to Dix to act as an Army hostess. We skidded up to headquarters, I was whisked. in to see Maj. Gen. Clifford R. Powell, {Post Commander. A youngish, | soiid man, he was full of the sub- | ject: Army hostess. Officers “Dig Down” “Did we want an, Army hostess?" he repeats. His eyes twinkle. “We J—~“Pea soup,” driver peering her assistant-for-a- -day, Sigrid Arne, for a bit of advice. Su, M Peacock of Buffalo comes straight to Mrs. Ethel Logan (center), ARMY MOTHER Camp Dix senior hostess, and ? " THRIFT CO-0P Member National Retailer- Owned Grocers NEXT TO CITY HALL PHONE 767 TIMELY CLOTHES . NURY-80SH SHOES STETSON HATS Quality Work Clothing [ FRED HENNING Gomplete. Ouflfl_ler for Men Opportunity Is Always Waiting! ALASKA SCHOOL OF AERONAUTICS L — FORD AGENCY i (Authorized Dealery GREASES GAS — OIL Foot of Main Strees Juneau Motors ZORIC SYSTEM CLEANING PHONE 15 ‘Laundry \ Mk Mo Sl Planos—Musical Instteaments = T Soothing Organ Music and Delicious Fried Chicken ‘EVERY NIGHT DOUGLAS INN lohn:Marin, Prop. Phone 36 | A Utah Nut and Lump “COAL Alaska Dock & 8i torage Cs. TELEPHONE 412 | wanted one so badly that we, per- 2-ROOM apartment, hot and cold| sonally—officers of the 44th—dug CABINET WORK—GLASS table radio; one ski outfit.| All HOME GROCERY riced for quick sale on ac- leaving town. Apply at Baranof, afternoon or| of Third and Dixon. 550. LoT, Red PORNER must sell im- gain for cash. " MISCELLANEQUS WANTED—Winchester " Model 70- 30 Govt. .06. Call Black 185. 1 BOX Cofe; liately. water, steam heat, electric range.|into our pockets and paid hostess Jnaple desk to me, There were Trenton. It's a minister. Three “Hey!" It's a robust voice we Phone 569. F‘OR RENT—Completely fur) mshc(l i ‘ 2-room apt. Call Cooper Bldg. | | Phone 182, | FOUR-ROOM fur. apt. On stre 1 level. Oil heat. Elec. range. Private | | bath. Two beds. $40 mo. Crescent apts. 373 So. Franklin Street, | | ‘8 ROOV[ fur. house. Phone Red | _600. .| FOR RENT—3-roo:n apt. Owl Cafe, ZCOMPLETE body massage in your| home, $2.00. Call Black 510 be- 11 am. and after 7 p.m. S8WEDISH massage and cabinet baths. Mrs. L. Skeie, 410 West 12th St. Phone Green 662. CFNTS EACH PAID for used sound gunnv sacks at Coal| Bunkers. BUARANTEED Realistic Perma-| uents, $4.50. Finger wave, 65¢.| Lola’s Beauty Shop. Telephone 201, 315 Decker Way. FURN your o gma into value, | cash or trade at Nugget Shop. Used baby crib., Write Juneau. ANTED P.O. Box sassified aa m Tnl‘ Emplre C rcek Leader De1d Try a John Metaxas . Death of Premier John Metaxas of Greece robs the embattled Green nation of a leader who has been given much credit for the successful trend of against Italy. King George of Greece named Alexanderhos Ko- rizis, governor of the Naticnal Bank of Greece, to Metaxas’ post until a new premier is selscted | Douglas. ! WITH BEDROOM. THE HILL-| CREST. FOR RENT—3-room apt.: | cold water, steam heat, electric | range. Phone 569, { J5ROOM unfurnished house. nice | locacion. Phone 385. | ' | ONE OFFICE room for rent, First — | National Bank Bldg. |2- RM. fur apt bath, warm, view, $15 month. Blue clean, 510. |8 ROOMS -and bath, air condi-| | tioned, heated, electric washer, | laundry, new oak floors, electric range, frigidaire, nicely furnished.| Call WindSor Apts. | i L APARTMENT WITH BEDROOM:J‘ ALSO 1 APARTMENT WITH | BEDROOM AND BED CLOSET.| | HILLCREST, PHONE 439. ‘FOR REI\T—-Apnnmean mquire at office 20th Century Bldg. | FOR RENT or LEASE——R.aimer Rooms, furnished or unfurnished.! {-house | a | played ping-pong. expenses for first { months ourselves.” The General's aide around to the hostess house. It big, rectangular, fireplace rising ter. Next itwo young draftees On the side porch On porch six played darts. System” Needed stepped two the front We soldier were studying a book. She pointed as she read. “You see, looked up with a bright smile. “Mrs. Ethel K. Logan, our senior said the General's aide.| Mrs. Logan turned over her little coare up 75 girls? Mrs. Logan says, hostes oy 5 they've looked up, See I. Goldstein, l { |'BOARD & ROOM $50 per mo.| Steam heat, dry room and shower! bath. Juneau Rooms, phone 472.! | cOZY, warm furn. apts. u‘hh. water, dishes, cooking utensils and bath. Reasenable at Seaview. i three took me stone building et | mostly one big room with a huge through the cen- to a comfortable couch were reading. more into a bright side room lined with books. A slim gray- | FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED APT, haired woman and a pink-faced ‘lhb youngster looks relieved. it says bounce the ball| hot. and before you serve—Oh, Hello!" She | the chrysanthemums on it. “The boys keep dropping until taps,™ she said, “You them. I'll be here to help.” sit at the desk and wait. The first stands shyly on one foot and holds his overseas cap and a big notebook. “This,” he announces, “is a—well, it’s a scenario. T wrote it.” “Wonderful.” | “It's for Mickey Rooney. How shall I get it to him?” He looks anxious. So we hunt up Rooney's address in' a movie magazine and girls who have been to a camp dance want to be sure their es+ corts were single, If so, the want hear before a big blond lad steps in. “Here it is.” He holds out = sort of chart. He is so enamoured to invite them to dinner. (of artillery that he has promised “Dandy,” s Mrs. Logan. “Welto show Mrs. Logan how (o work want the b to* make friends in|a machine gun. He has made her good homes.” She phones the com-|a chart. We listen breathlessly pany's chaplain on such matters.| “Why, Buck, you'll pro- He rings back to say the younz motion if this goes on,” comments men_are single. | Mrs. Logan. | A “Stumper” | | : oo : Help On Way The nextslad bustles in. “Say,| ., . LYo ! That's the way it goes from 8 shall T get my mother a brown| y 1 Set or o iokiien . Xt% e Bt am, to taps at 11 pm. For over| b s | three months Mrs, dfl"-‘w.n " has left the place. But now she i getting three trained aides—a diet she likes it g ; tian, a librarian and a N'r‘n'n(ll)n The next lad blushes, director. So at least she can a letter and looks at Mrs, Logan| = o I legdingly. They. cdnfer. She telsi 1o, LR t0 buy her own grooer paRsng y confer. She (US| 1 hoys have been doing it me later the boy’s girl had signed|, . = o her letter “affectionately,” instead| of the usual “with lots of love.}| T“hv\ Does she have a new beau? Who{ D¢ candliell? Tut Mvs ‘Logen Helpy) Ater begin confiding their lit- him lwrite an extra special letter, | tle Worrics. They're excited about The next lad grins, hauls a pic-H a¢h new piece of furniture in the ture from his pocket and says tri-| DOStess house—and Mrs. Logan| umphantly, “Wejl, she sent it Started with nothing. It's h picture of a cute trick with 80 ma D a turned up nose, “She sure her “Army hostess” I felt more| swell,” he says, “and she writes me{like “Army moth by the time| every week taps sounded. It's a swell feeling. in take So I get a maroon,” I say. I hope| | “Y. W.” Helps Out hauls out} Then comes a young sergeant “About that dance, Saturday. Can you get us 75 girls? May we deco- ate with pine branches?” That stumps me, How do you for have amazingly good man-| ‘They're shy at first, and then “Sure.” She phones the Trenton . In ten minutes it's fixed. YW.CA. has a list of girls lads call for They pile in Dance at Go them in Army . lerr with their chaperones. hostess house until 10:45. horhe with their chaperones, The next is a phone call from it's a mistake to cail Logan scarcely| y the fight | VACANCY at Fosbee Apts, {VACANCY Perelle Apartmen H Phone Blue 575. hree Big Powers ' Spreading Dirt on Italian Slluahpn (Continued from Page One) also 5-room strictly modern un-| furnished house. Phone 484. | | VACANCY . Nugget Apartments. Sculling ChampionIs |- Now Pmonerol War LONDON, Peb 13—Eric Phelps | British™ professional sculling cham-| Now, about the why of the ru- pion, is a prisoner of war:in Ger- mors. 1 understand the agents of | many. Phelgs coiched at Prankfurt, all ' three big powers have per- “Germany, and developed many of|fectly good reasons for spreading | the German oarsmen in recent sea- | dirt on the Italians. | sons. The British, for instance, are well aware of the new food restrictions in ' Italy, know that .unrest <is spreading, and therefore hope ru- mors of this kind will help along that unrest and bring about dis- orders. Rumiors' of riots have start« ed riots before. These rumors, t00, can be the means of finding dxplomauc staffs of front men to |harbor their undercover agents. And they all have crack crews of wples and rumor makers on hand. LL HAVE REASONS oo NOTICE I will not be responsible for any debts other than Mrs. Sawyer's and mine. adv, Try a classified ad in The Empire J. H. SAWYER. out' from whether a push is enough to ‘start Mussolini flying down the chasm >f oblivion. And if that happened, couldn’t ‘the monarchy rise again with pro-British sympathies—with the help of the Italian army? Russia is only “too happy to see the Italian end of the Axis faring badly. Stalin has his own designs on the Balkan states, just as had the czars. As long as Italy' rve- mains strong, Italy will oppose| Russian dominance in the ‘Balkans| with all the force at her com-| mand. But if Italy's all tangled: upi with: internal chaos and Glermamy| should be going all out .against| England this spring, that' would mean. Russia’s Balkan day had! ar- rived. i Finally, if the Germans are m-! vinced Italy—or at least Musso- lini—is doomed, they are interest- ed in alittle first class rumor- mongering themselves. For; whaz‘ better excuse for: occupying the' upper half of the Italian boot (ahd' beating the British to the' draw)| than riot and disorder? Reports of I viot and dsorder would be enough, the German point of view, { Italians, He loved 'em. to 'cehvitice the world that the'Ital- ians should be saved from killing| each’ other: offi Phus, theirs would+ be a humanitarian: motive-<at least that's - what «the ' censored - news stories of the occupation could say{ HANNIBAL'S PLAN STILL GOOD Wouldn't it be a historical scream | it ‘Hitlét' ‘should’ invade' Italy’ on! the shme pretext Hatmibal used| when he crossed the Alps s0 many centuries ago? As the Great Carthaginian (1o mean propagandist for an . old| timer) .captured’ each Itallan towai after crogsing. the Alps, he was{ careful ‘ta tell the local -bigwigs| that » he hadino enmity for the The only reason -he ' was - conquering ' them,j he said, was to save them from} Rome. i It seems that's the way city| slickers of those days had of in- ducing -suckers to jump out of the! frying ‘pan ihto the fire. 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