The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 1, 1941, Page 7

E GARAGE FOR ‘RENT—423 Gold| $3.50 monthly. ion, advertiser please notj- { ty this office (Phone 374) st !(:ncc and same will bé given attention. l’ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE St.. Phone Blug! 170. stm. heated Windsor Aptg. 3-ROOM nicely fur. apts. and houses. Count five :ver;n words to tué| ROOM — steam’ héated, attractive, Ine. comfortable, exc. location, rea- |’ Dally rate per line for consecutive sonable. Phone Blue 165 | nsertions: — AIE S B RS One. day . I‘OR RENT —To a young lady: Additional room in private some, $15 per month, Phone Black 195. Mintmum charge —...500 Topy must he in the office by 2 selock in the aftérnoon to Insure Wisertion on same day. We accept ads over téléphone rom persons listed in telephone wractory, FOR RFNT F\unished npmlmcnt in Triangle Building. See Stan Grummett, Phone 253, FOR RENT- _apt., stm.| heat, fh]! view. Phone Réd 245‘ FOR SALE Phone Red 404 PRACTICALLY new Taylor-tot, S-Q _— e Phone Blue 465. | -ROOM furnished stm. heated apt. l close in. Phong 476 . LEAVING TOWN. Piano for sale,| ————— "1 Lo L LU Phone 484 or call at 504 VACANCY Nugget f_)‘hrtmmts Re- ! Fifth St., 3rd floor. duced rates, | FOR SALE new 4-room VACANLY Evorareen A)mtmems house, basement, FHA terms. Phone Blue 629 i Phone Douglas 375. —t e o | . 0 Lot ONE' FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR SALE—Anton Petérson es-] AND ONE. UNFURNISHED tate, Fritz Cove Road. Batented.! APARTMENT. HILLCREST. Approx. 23 acres. Seé Howard.D. PHONE 439, ibler, Shattuck Bldg., Juneau,| e — attorney for administratrix. APARTMENT " for l't‘l\l C:Lll 418 s i = today. FOR SALE — Fully fur. 4-room —— . { house, bath, concrete hasem 5 LEEPING rcom with or without two lots, garden spot, bargain.| board. Phone Green 462. Phone Douglas 252 or see Jmk‘CLFAN nicely Tariished 3-room Ellman. | and bath, at Cliff Apts, $20 and $25, The best rental value in' Ju- ‘OUTBOARD MOTOR PRICES neau. Phone 209. INCREASING-—save 50% by pur-| uaranteed used 10 h'p'\VA CANCY — MacKinnon Apart- | Johnson less than year old and| =P 4o Phohe 671 or 304, | better than new.” Write Empirej JCR T vncmcv —Snow White Apts., — - § SR R e R g { Phone 299 ar Green 355 Iflel‘. FOR SALE — One Wilton rug| ¢ oo : 8.3x10.6. Phone Black 139. <l FOR SALE—F! lly Taraianed home; | 3-ROOM fur apt., ofl heat, 12th 8¢t.' FOR SALE—Fu she " : ; with two lots, Phohe: Doughts 613, | < onome Black 6% ".' FURNISHED “apts. Phone Red 600. FOR RENT—3-roon apt. Owl. Cafe, Douglas. SALE—Set of drums | Gastineau Motors. | t-ROOM furnished or unfurnished | house. Phone Red 649 evenings. | ‘POR RENT—3-room apt.: hot and cold water, ' steam heat, electric range. Phone 569, FOR Bourne, r,UN(‘H BOX Cafe; must sell im- | mediately. Bargain for cash. | | ¥OR SALBE—Modern 4-room house | ONE OFFICE room for rent, First with two lots. Phone Douglas 74: National Bank _BIdg. FOR RENT—Apartmenta inqlire | at office 20th Century Bidg. | BOARD & ROOM, $50 per mo. Steam heat, dry robm and showér FOR SALE OR TRADE— Motor- | ooat “Pal.” See owner at Rock Dump. MISCELLANEOUS COMPLETE body massagé in 'your fniome, $2.00. Call Black 510 be- fore 11 a.m, and after 7 pm. CUZY warm furn. apis. water, dishes, cooking utensils and | bath. Reasonable at Seaview. VACANCY at Fosbee Apts. SWEDISH massage and cabinet baths Mrs, 12th St.. Phone Green 662, %% CENTS FACH PAID for usea| . ronE Blue 575. eound gunny sacks.at Coal Bunk- | ¢-ROOM FURNISHED apartment; | L 3 | GUARANTEED Realistic nents, $450, —_— VACANCY Perelle Apartment. ;umlahed house. Phone' 484 Prema- Finger wave, 65c. Zola’s Beauty Shop. Teléphone 201, 315 Decker Way. WANTED b pEpiner R TURN your old gold into value, . cash or trade at Nugget Sh WANTED — Trunk, also wardrobe P R | trunk. Photie Black 259 between Subscrine the Daly Alasza| 5 nnd 8 pm. Empire—the paper with the largest| paid circulation. work. Apply at Chas. residence. Phone 69. WANTED—Woman ‘wants care of | -children by, hour. Phone Red 495.| { Goldstein WHEN IN.NEED.OF __|| Diesel, ‘Oll—Stove Oil-—¥aur Coal Cholce—General Hauling —Storage and Crating CALL USY = Juneau Transfer Phone;48-—Night Phang 481 I § higan sme i 1‘ his éuhntry' éatl to anjns ‘bt he couldn’t, hetp feel, thad wasted some time an in preparing for ‘his_chance. 'a serve. T 4T spent five yems learning w, ride a horse so I could. qunufy FIRE INSURANGE COMPARY = [ OF . Baltimore, Md. HAROLD H. BATES AGENT—Phone’ 321 officer in the cavalry and orders came 1 learned that I'm be a jocKey for & tank in a3 mh-‘ nized division,” Kirc! _algo B-room _ strictly modern un-! VACANCY Nuggeét Apartments. | i e b G e general hou<c-[f ight senators, in addition to lesser, ‘.1__5& EAST LANSING, Mich, Aptll 1.| [ (AN’ This is one of a series about ' “glamour ladies” of hington, where “glamour” means brains as well as charm. By SIGRID ARNE AP Feature Service Writer WASHINGTON — Suppose it’s a blue chip day for you and you're lunching at this town’s swankiest lunch spot. About one o'clock you'll see a tall, slim young woman stroll in wearing jodhpurs. And it's not a jodhpur place. You've seen one of the town's celebrities: Evie Robert, daughter of the late Harold (Standard Oil | Walker. And wife of handsome Lawrence “Chip” Robert, the At- lanta, engineer who was Treasurer of the Democratic Party until re- cently. Evie — everyone calls her that— \un nmync, stop to whisper to dig- He'll chuckle. bhe 1 say somr-lhmg to the head- waiter. He'll chuckle. She’ll join a large party or bring one with her. And all this done with a nice, {feminine version of the Fred Astaire brand of nonchalance. Evie was born fo the purple. But. she says, “It itches.” She adds casually, “Pufple is just another name for people who can’t do anything,” She’s thirty-ish now. Fresh, tri- angular face. Blue éyes and a thick mop of vellow hair she pulls into a smooth knot. Never wears a hat, except as she says, “To weddings in Episcopal churches.” She’s the town's most unpredict- able hostess. Started out that way sotially speaking. Made her debut in Peiping—yes, Chin: of all places. She was interyiewed then by a re- ported who twitted her. “What is the idea? I thought girls came out where there was some chance of meeting rich men.” “Yes, I know,” drawled Evie in her i soft. husky voice, “but mother hasn’t much hope for me.” Jokers in, Her Deck She came back to Washington to live and to watch and join the parade of celebrities. Somehow she keeps the Alice-in-Wonderland atti- tude towaard life. People are fun. So peoplé find her fun. B She likes twitting. Give or take. Like the very swank party she and her husband gave recently for | Democrats. Evie showed up—for once—in a dress. Looking quite de- mure in the reception line. One guest bellowed, “Why Evie, where's the riding pants? I thought you'd ,at least bring a horse.” Right thére Evie dfopped her | demure-ness. She retorted, “I | didn’t have to. Figured there'd | be a ot of horse-collars Here ahead of me.” This . twitting business ] | doesn’t bath. Juneau Rooms, phone 472. spare her husband, who takes it with | an appreciative grin. But three state governors have “pardoned” her for the “crime of husband embnmss- |ment.” She has the pardons, zold | seals and all, framed on her study L. Skefe, 410 West | | walls. | You haven't beén the rounds here | until you've been to one of her par- | | ties. She picks the best story tellers | | from all thé social groups, and there | definitely is no social ice by the | second course, A Diplomat, Too That has brought up tangles in | | protocal—the gentle art of seating people according to their rank. Like the party the Roberts gave for Sen. Alben Barkley of Kentucky. Evie wound up by inviting an ambassa- dor, a supreme court justice, and | | . Then she called the State De- partment to ask, “How do I seat this | |gang?” “You can’t. Call the party | oft,” said, the protacol officer. She gave the party anyway. Seat- ed every ope happily. Put the am- CAIJFORHIA Grocery and Meat Markes'. 478—PHONES--371 ] High Quality Foads at; i Moderatg Frices Lo ’ : lllolll.-UCK’S DANISH” (ilee: Crem Flayors ;-5 ndy, Fudge Ripple, 5 '. ‘Cocoanut Grove, Custard, Black Cherry, el ‘Pecan, Black Walput, m,,lflpplq New . York, | 1, Ghacolate, Strawberry GQY sumi DRUG |day to the children’s hospital. (THE UNPREDI(TABI.E MRS ROBERT | TBE BOIHERED BY PROTOCOL she got her first riding outfit, and rode around the ring at a horse- show with her proud Mama leading the pony Alice's arrival was a story. Evie's calendar said “Hospital® for the | next day. But friends were zoing | to a night club. So Evie went alan?. | She denly realized that thr(-\‘l days hence would be the President’s birthday. She announced, “no baby for three days yet. I'm a good Dem- | ocrat. tors protested. But when the baby arrived it was eleven the morning of the President’s birthday Evie chuckled 1e opened a big box of roses sent her by President Roosevelt. In the corner was a tiny {tiny bouquet of pink ones marked for “The newest Democrat.” > > MINERSIN G SECTIONS ON STRIKE ~0ld Agreement Expired at| Hasssidor and the fustice at the Head Mldnlth—NeW Contract | EVIE ROBERT table. Then arranged eight other tables, with a senator at the head of Belng Wor !(”d Out | each. A Sometimes she admits that the (Continued from P\L,u One) totally worthy search for excite- ==~ 7 e . e ment ends up in jams. That re- | pickel lines trying to halt the “back | minds her of one small dinner she {4 work movement” started yester- | and her husband gave. A senalor, gay. 5 an ambassador, a ladies. Demi-tasse time arrived and Evie phoned a friend who has snakes “Can we come ovel e party stiff shirts and long d es—popped into taxis and arrived at the snake | judge and their | e police shot tear gas from the | armored fortress In Harlan In the Harlan County coal mine | district, Earl Jones, aged about 52, | was shot and wounded. Fhe shoot- | ing tock place at the Mary Helen | house to see a venomus bushmaster. | coal Corporation mine, as picket | The tempo definitely quickened ' jines formed. | when the bushmaster suddenly lash- gheriff Herbert Cawood said ho! ed out of his cage onto the floor. Well, Evie shinnied up a cage and | looked around. There was everyone hanging from other cages. “Never saw a crowd go primitive so fast in my life,” she says, chuckling. You get the notion that she’s quite proud arrested Bila Gibbs, a miner, who | said he took several guns from hoth Jones and Gibbs. Back in Milwaukee | puties battled a crowd of pickets they had sense enough to climb. {hat stretched for two blocks along | No one was hurt. |the Allis Chalmers main office | A Very Good Democrat frant. One officer was smeared with | Evie is not a charity-committee- | vejloy paint thrown in a bottle woman. But she rode an elephant o open a circus here this year. She|goyaqian, bad made a deal. If she rode the | ceveral fist. fights also broke out elephant, the circus owner promised ariar picke cut a trolley wire, | to send a miniature circus the next | ., alling th street cars hnu]mgi He I men to the plant to resume work. did. LI o 5 o) el The Roberts have a small daugh- ter of two. Alice Birney, named for | Evie's mother who was one of the | founders of the Parent-Teacher As- buyer, returned to Juneau from a! sociation. short trip to Ketchikan, Carlson was | Evie is a superb horse-woman. '1 passenger on the steamer North | So when Alice was 14 months old " Const. s which breke when it hit the peace BILLY CARLSON BACK William O. (Billy) Carlson. fish | | Mrs: Anna specially constructed hagy urrh: Born on election | Wendy, (for, Wendell); Louise (for Lewis), and Willkie will |o'clock by the Women of the Moose | In Milwaukee, the police and de- |Mrs. Alma Pearson, man for the month. She will be | Mesdames Gertie Olson, 3-17 pr_1941, King Featutes Syndhcate, Inc , Others i i Ogden Hammond, Jr. Accusing Secretary of State Cor- dell Hull and other high state department officials of seeking to force his resignation from the diplomatic service because he al= legedly “mimicked” President | Roosevelt at a society party, Og- | den H. Hammond, J , foreign | service officer shown above in a photo taken some time ago, has filed a defamation suit in U. S, 't court in Washington, | ammond, son of the former am= assador to Spain, was formerly consul in Vienna and Leipzig. .Women of Moose W|II Inifiate A business meeting and initiation be held tomorrow night at 8 ut the 1.O.O.F. Hall. Candidate for the initiation will admitied the shooting. The Sheriff {be Mrs. Pete Turner | After the lodge work a social will| |be held, followed by a luncheon. Arrangements will be in charge of Homemaking “h s <ted by the following committee: Mary Jen- cn, Lyda Museth, Martha Hutshe ind Miss Esther Commet . - >oe NOTICE ATRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing air route from Seattle to Nome, on sale at J. B. Burford & Co adv. SANITARY PLUMBING and HEATING COMPANY W. J. NIEMI, Owner Let your plumbing worry be our worry." 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FOR QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY FREE DELIVERY Call Phones:: 13 snd 4 The Juneau Laundry FRANKLIN STREET between Front and Second Streets PHONE 380 Widest Selection ol LIQGUORS [ PHONE 92 or 95 —— “SMILING SERVICE" Bert s Cash Grocery vash Gr Boddmg Transfer l Free Delivary :m llm.nnm IO' ’::—-—-—*—' ...".‘.".;1';."0."»".:.".., [ Garbage Hi ; mf.!.’:...f.,fli Thomas HardwareCo E. 0. DAVIS e = ona TELEPHONE 212 Phone 4763 mo:::nm ] 00, | | T s o ommrn o ||| JUNEAU-YOUNG- s e Hardware Company PAINTS—OIL—GLASS § | Shel -n:.:em Hardware ‘%‘ B —] GENERAL MOTORS, DELCS and MAYTAG mnum W. P. JOHNSON “The Frigidaire Mas” LEGRiNES o “The Clothing Man" - ST, ] " ZENITH RADIOS 1941 Models Now. on’ D) -REPAIRS and SERV! 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