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Count five average words to tle ine, Daily rate per line for consecutive ‘nsertions: [OL T P Jpeamm— ] Additional days ... Se Minimum charge —...50¢ sopy must be in the office by 2 'k in the afternoon to insure §.sertion on same day. We accept ads over telephone ¥om persons listed In telephone Mrectory. FOR SALE ING machine. Like new with pump and large tub. Dry Rack. Cheap. 614 Willoughby. Ave. new washing machine. 225 Phone Red 370. DAYEED, ne, i 7th St. mac We WILL SACRIFICE—New ,American \ACANCY Byeérgreen - Apartments. Phone Blue 629, SMALL fur. 1, for Beat, Harbor, APARTMENT today. MQDERN «heated, 245, for 2-bedroom water cluded in rent, able after March 12. Phone FURNISHED APARTMENT j, AND ONE UNFURNISHED Aperica APARTMENT. PHONE 439, house, 6 month: HILLCREST. available Ap! 12th St. ne: Phone Red 605 rent. Call 478 apt., steam garbage in- Avai Red and fine view. SLEEPING room with or without Arden and Point Retreat. Phone Green 462, board. Beauty washing machines. ONY|erp"pENT Targe 4-room apart- ment. Furnished and steam heat. 25% discount. Phone 788, two left, s MALL garage apt mvwmnua heat, hardwood floors, $3,000. Write Box 2 FOR SA -New house and lot, ik Bay, patented land, complete, plumbing, view, terms. J. Hodges, phone 800, ) POR SALF — 4-room, furnished | cottage, Inquire at Owl Restaur- ant, Phone Douglas 28, LUNCH BOX C:\fr\ “must sell im- | mediately. Bargain for cash. FACTORY REBUILT Ceneral 'FT]N‘,— Phone. 426. CLEAN, nicely furnished 3-room head of Seymour and bath, at Cliff Apts, $20 and ver's Inlet. $25, The best rental value in Ju+ mendous costs of Phone . 209. neau. FOR RENT OR LEASE—Complete- aids at and near these two places furnished 1y home, With and recreation room. Phone Red fo; those in Juneau who must sit dig a canal from Hawk Inlet to I Young’s Bay and another from the Canal into Oli- But, realizing the tre- ch enterprises, | I believe that we should for the present have a few much-needed 3-room modern full-sized basement 662. 3 ROOMS and bath, fireplace, $45 monthly. Phone 266. VANGCANCY — MacKinnon Apart- ments. Phene 671 or 304, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1941. COMNUNICAHOH Editor, Daily Alaska Empire It is time, now that the Legisla- ture is still. in session, that some- one brought to the attention the necessity of certain meritorious and essential aids to the marine-minded in this locality. We are very unfortunate in hav- ing at both- our front and back doors two of the meanest stretches of water for their size of any place the’ inland waters of Nortn namely; Taku Inlet and Point Retreat! I doubt if there is 1y small boat that has been oper- ing t of Juneau, or for that matter just passing through that has not at some time or other had close shaves at ome or both of these places or been stormbound on either side of them! Look back in your own files at the number of times each winter season and even in the spring and fall for that matter, you have printed ar- ticles concerning boats, overdue, or stormbound, or wrecked at Point | I think you wiil find enough to even merit going as far as peli- tioning the Federal Government to to safeguard life and limb and at least alleviate some of the worry and wait. for the return of mem-| bers of their family. It is not necessary to go into de- tail concerning. the weather in winter in these two places as most of the people know how bad it is, Left, white and honey-colored crepe hostoss pa right, p WModern women whose days are full of a tric 4 cu. ft. refrigerator. Gen-| . e 1 ; 1 antee, hermeti-| = = but I might add that a ot of us like glamorous ‘and feminine attire for t he ealed-in-steel mpumnism,‘H;iogeENg;a& iz‘?;‘m}{llln'-:::rpi?m“‘Cfln recall, even in recent years, of reltaxation, Ida Lupin: hove, 'k | wabinet porcelain inside and out.| F times that regularly operated T “g"{‘}‘f"‘ 5 : "y‘l" ! \ iy AR “eal General Eleclric dependa-| NIGELY furnished house, 4 rooms steamships have been forced to Hnos, and Aidde QRARHEY hid Yoy lge flowing | were, dCHgH) bility for only $75.—Alaska Elec-| and bath, 504 corner 5th and|await a break in the weather to m.x‘« o - The "u“_o“ belt is ““(m'u; Skt o | Fayen: tement tric Light and Power Company,| Kennedy. Phone Green 147 after round Piont Retreat or cross Taku b + s i ¥ phone 616. 3 pm. Inlet, for as much as five z e As for the duration of winds at!gge [} - delicate balances in the Ba WURLITZER Pianos. Expert tun-|3.ROOM furnished q,,._' Oil heat.. these points, tune in your radio H“Ier sMovu‘g In'o ]"\ moved into Rumania. (Then Bul- i -\l.nuy agent. P)ng;w 143. —\ Phnm‘ Red 404 after 5' p.m. to the weather broadcasts each| M“A Geo, Anderson Music Shoppe. S 7 evening any time from October to, B l a p | - =t e o B FoR_RENT — -room furnished April. How many times have you U gflfl llfpose Now.; his own' powerful mili FOR SALE—Small G.E. romgemtnr. apartment. | Phone 544. forces confront the British on th Excellent condition. Call 209. “ore i v v a theard this: “Gentle o modvm" g by i b 3 A i 7ER | VAGANCY — Snow White Apts. southeast winds over most of | etoylng "Ils Wi Tront. 1t ‘Shel(RHiRgh Gy 10 FOR SALE Modern d-room house| Phone 209 or Green 355 after| Southeast Alaska, except Lynn | u"‘;' na Lir ‘;! military strengta with two ! Phone Douglas 74.| . 6 pam. Canal; strong northeast winds?” to the "‘”m Isles this spring the — e A fes MR e Taku Inlet is being slighted on the (Continued from rage.One) | whole ; Balkans will be in Hitler FOR SALE—Ford pick-up. (gffflt}:a-floom hicely fur. stm. heated air, but it is generally assumed — | hands. I y keep those force: ;’\):xmm';“t"mflflmn and UH‘&1 apts. and hou Windsor Apts. [that if one is dirty, so. is the!of scattering the strength of Hitler | x..'w Nea ', wen he will him- SEAong PR ot it Se il ROOM Tur apt, ofl heat, 12tn Se.| Other. | opponents. The axis idea was dedi- “""“E’VW‘[ dpr e decoy in FOR SALE OR TRADE—Motor-| Phone Black 490. Fortunately, both of these DIAces cared to' that Job, ‘and its exten-| "ol i poat “Pal.” See owner at Rock| have one fine harbor as a last port| o\ 4 ide Japan definitely ie mere presence mflll |2 FURNISHED apts. Phone Red of call to await favorable condi-| " lof omesof Hitler's armies in the i —————— | 600. tions for continuing on to town, furthered the effort to divert ‘Brit-| Balkans is enough to hold Btitish MISCELLANEOUS ‘IOR RENT_3. 0 TG X-‘And in both cases, the average|ish—and American—opposition - to| in t N ast, And the $ ENT—3-room apt. OWl Cafe, ga) poat can nearly always beat Hitler. | German_ high command knows it | Duuglas 4 | bet an- anybody else e e i g ;l‘]n:’ \uvfim F'unw:l 1?:::)1("5\1:&\1[:1\: Bub 0 -subeFIor s b whoms ‘h ter’ fhan- anybody else DRESS F an alterations FOR RFNTv:f loom apt. hut and| arbor when it is vi v ing of British land, sea and air " e Formerly worked for Hollywood| “cold water, steam heat, elactrlcfl“ proceed any further. But, after ¢y.ceq jn the Mediterranean dur-| There are, of course, other com Fox Stud: Phone Blue 370, aL range. Phone 569, they get there, still where are they? ing the winter, that Hitler' | pensating factors for Gernr 709 Dixon. Leah MCD‘“‘“‘“ [ Now, for a suggestion. At both of| g .ng girategy was checked. The|They now have a protecting cor- COMPLETE body ma: ngc in uul:i Ol\IfI)ilO:F;IC: ,r;(m"él({or rent, First| these places there should be some| p,iijch even cast suspicion on!don around the precious Rumanian home, $2.00, Call Black 510 be- | e W i {kind of a radio or wireless station| (oia)isarian efficie |oil ficlds. They have split off Yu- f‘r‘;:-«:lll am. and after 7 pm. | 2-RM. fur. apt.; bath, warm, clcan. { 1o demptguoy Uk " | ‘-"r”"““ from Russia, and make it P s 2 71" view, $15 month. Phone 621 Now, along these same lines. What| sy of this added up to bad news|a little more likely that the Serbs SWEDISH massage and _cabinet | ‘-’"“N“ or the Marshal's office, Or o Hitler, required a new pattern| will listen to proposals fo join the baths Mrs. L. Skefe, 410 West NT—Ap inquire| any branch of the government al- ¢ grang strategy. Slowly, so as to axis. Gyeece is threatened now, as 12th St. Phone Green 662. | at office 20th Century Bldg. 'nm]wed to render asslstfl:iw;é lt“ avoid violent disturbance of tihe| never hefore, at a time when the e —- | loca: mariners, is a goof high- . & 3% sound gunny sacks at Coal Bunk- t GUARANTEED Realistic Prema- nents, $450. Finger wave, 65c. | Lola's Beauty Shop, ‘Telephone 201, 315 Decker Way. TURN . your “old gold into value, | o h or trade at Nugget Shop. | CENTS EACH PAID for used | POR RENT or LEASE—Rainier| Rooms, furnished or unfurnished. | See I. Goldstein, BOARD & ROOM $50 per mo. Steam heat, dry room and shower bath. Juneau Rooms, phone 472. | COZY, warm “farn. apts. Lights, water, dishes, cooking utensils and bath. Reasonable at Seaview. Heads Parachutlsts Lt. Col.'William C:*Lee has' beert | given command of the Provisional Parachute Group, at Fort Benning, Ga. Expansion of the parachute unit of the war department made the new command necessary. | VACANCY at Fasbee Apts, 4 { VACANC Y Perelle Phone Blue 575, "ROOM FURNISHED apartmen also 5-room strictly modern un-| furnished house. Phone, 484. VACANCY Nugg!t Amrtmem.u i ment! Apartment, to care for children. Part time employment, shorts and one long. Phone 039, Subscribe for The Empire. e o “HORLUCK’S DANISH” Ice Cream Flavors twolden and that good trails be made | Bayers, powered small tug—something like the A. J. Trojan. Sure, we've got| the Coast Guard cutter, but wherg| is it now? And where is it every winter when it is most likely 0| be needed around here? There are| other things wrong with a boat| like the. Haida besides not being| here all the time; among which are: unhandy size for getting into | cmall places, unnecessary delay be-| fore being allowed to get under| way and then only in the case of! direst necessity; inability to travel in snow storms when stranded parties can row in an open boat, and, the inability to not make you\ feel that you are being an un-! necessary expense fo the Govern- Italian Troops, War Prisoners, I have already sent a letter to! the |CCC branch of the Forest - | Service suggesting . that shelter cabins be built at several places near Point, Retreat and Point Ar-/ from these places to more sheltered spots nearby that stranded persons! can - be rescued. | Very sincerely, L. H, motorship Forester. S ;| Peppermint Candy, Fudge Ripple, ,JRum R_oynl, Lemon Custard, Black Cherry, Cocoanut Grove, Caramel Pecan, Black Walnut, Raspberry Ripple, Rock Road, Chocolate, Strawberry and Vanilla— at the GUY SMITH DRUG L New York, Thé United States has about 56,- 000,000 men and women gainfully employed—a number far greater than ,the entire population of the British Isles or France. i Conanc powe. o g _amemnd Subscribe 8 the Dahy Alaska Empire—the paper with the larges{ From Ncws of the Day Newsrecl this picture shows Italiap troops being marched through Bembay, and sl MILADY DEMANDS ALLURING GARB FOR RELAXATION If \ \ or doulle du 'lmy are perfe pin y are made of soft a chic new British would: prefer not to have| to send their strength into the Balkans. And finzily, the maneu- ver gives pause to Russia and Tur-| key, however much assurance also given ‘to those nations by Germans, These ave not inconsider able crumbs of diplomatic and mili- tary advantage. Obvibusly the German high com- mand hopes the British will strike back at thie German army through Greece. After all, 700,000 troops, well equipped, can hold off 250,000~ odd, and they might make it pos- sible for Mussolini to stage a feeble comeback., But, from the British point of view, there is at least one advan- tage—Hitler is no longer using some other nation as a decoy. Hes having coy in the form of a big army that will drain supplies from headquar- ters—sug that would do a lot more damage to the British if they W used in the attack on Eng- land. - Empire Classilieds Pay Sent to India oA DA o India, after arrival from North Africa where they were captured by the British. WUATS UP, BER(_i‘ERN BEONER QUICK v '(\\E RECONNRISSANCE PLANE REPORTS THEAT THE BLUE BRWN \S CONCENTRETING IS FORCES ON R R\DGE - GET & DISPRTCH TO THE GENERAL - B paid .circulation. N B\\\\ SP\.EN\!\D 1\ SEND BLUE \ REE&FO RCEMENTS TO.OUWR R\G\\T WNG IMMEDIVRTELN Y TUE BLUES WL PROBABLY (ROSS THE CREEK AND \NVADE GES. SR, ARMNT GENERA\ - By BILLY DeBECK JEEPERS Y T FucT D TUET_POKES WS SNO0T OVER TH' R\DGE - ULL BLOW § HOLE N Wit B\G ENUEF FER A - WHITE TERRITORN SOMEWHERE , J0E ¥ DURKAN BWLL TO ANERR NARD BIRD SMTH'S CABIN — JUNP THROWGH to furnish his own lve de-| THRIFT CO-0P Member National ‘Retailer- Owned Grocers e el TIMELY CLOTHES | NUNN-BUSH SHOLS \ 8 NEXT TO CITY HALL STETSON HATS ': PHONE 767 Quality Work Clothing ! i PR L] ! R 2 Opportunity I FRED HENNING ! e Complete Outfitter tor Men Always Wallmg! --e------—--—-3!| ALASKA SCHOOL OF ; (l AERONAUTICS ZORIC > s s P B SR SYSTEM CLEANING | | _ | PHONE 15 FORD AGENCY -l Alaska Laundry (Authorized Dealer=) GREASES i GAS — OIL ; Foot of Main Street Alaska Music Supply Juneau Motors i Arthur M. Uggen, Manager ! Pianos—Musical Instruments — v o { and 8i e T — | Phone 208 122 W, Second Soothing Organ Music and Delicious Fried Chicken — — EVERY NIGHT Utah Nut and Lump DOUGLAS INN c o A L John Marin, Prop. Phone 6 Alaska Dock & Storage Co. i — TELEPHONE 4 . 4 Krafft’e MANUFACTURING CO. HOME GROCERY ||| cAovizwore_ouass Phone 146 S oo || Amerian MeatePhone 38 Sanitary Meat Co. | ¢ FOR QUALITY MEATS ‘ Aot AND POULTRY i FREE DELIVERY | Call Phones: 13 and 4 ;’ The Juneau Laundry | i ':: m g Widest Selection ok LIQUORS | PHONE ‘92 or 95 “SMILING SERVICE” et | Bert’ sfigfl: Efocery Bodding Transfer I i Free Dellvery Juneau l:!‘:!..l;lfl“u PIONI Rock—Coal Illllll‘ | Btove—Fuel Ofl Delivery | PR Garbage Hauled ! f .‘......,,.?..,.m,,, rues | || Thomas Hardware Co. | E. 0. DAVIS SN - OB | TELEPHONE212 Phone 4753 B.l:;:n.w-:.:" - - + ‘Every house needs westinghouse’ PARSONS ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractor—Dealer 140 So. Seward St. Juneau, Alaska | Business Phone 161 JUNEAU-YOUNG : Hardware Company : Residence Phone Black 680 PAINTS—OIL~GLASS — Bhelf and Heavy Hardware R T Guns and Ammuniti:n D e —— ZERITH RADIOS 1941 Models Now on Dis; REPAIRS dnd SERVI JUNEAU RADIO SERVICE Phone 464 Bill Hixson S s H. S. GRAVES GENERAL MOTORS, DELCY and MAYTAG PRODUCTS | W. P. JOHNSON “The Frigidaire Mas” “The Clothing Man” IF IT'S PAINT WE HAVE m ROME OF HAVT SCRAPFIER Ideal Paint Shop X VYRED W. WENDT I Rice & Ahlers Co. *Let your plumbing worry be Oldest Bank in . Alaska E ' B. M. BEHRENDS | COMMERCIAL "f7 | SAVINGS... "7 .