The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 17, 1941, Page 7

In case of error of ‘it an ad has heen stopped before ex- piration, advertiser please notis ty this oftice (Phone 374) at | once and same will be ‘VII 3 attention. { HE DAILY ausxn m A dalo SN Count five average words to the * Dally rate per line for consecutive asertions: One day . ool Additional days — Be Minimum charge _h Copy must be in the office by 3 sftlock in the afterncon to insure wsertion on same day. We accept ads over telephone yom persons listed in telephone Wrectory. FOR SALE FT. HULL, equipment, engine, $300 cash. Ph. 357, 9:30 a.m. to 8. . "PROSPERITY electric range, good condition. Phone Green 240 after 5 pm. RE-CONDITIONED washing ma- chines for sale— One General Electric One Kenmore One General Electric One Easy Spinner Two Apex, each $30.00} . 2150 . 35.00 . 45.00, 25.00( { Buy on Easy Payment Plan. War- | SMALL APT. for rent, $30 month-lA“d there is gossip. She feels sure ranted to give satisfaction or| may be turned in on new Easy| Washer. — PARSONS ELECTRIC CO. FOR SALE Sherman Clay mano. Singer sew. mch.j¢ G.E. wash.| mch.; Royal vacuum; library ex- ten. table; 1LES. lamp; endtable. Call Apt. 8, Spickett, or phone 733. ’ \ FOR SALE — New House, Seatter -3 —two bedrooms, basement| 3 Phone Blue 775. A B ek MISCELI LANFOUS furml,urc wash. | machine, high chair and erib. Phone Blue 763, Apt. 6, Klein Apts. | *FOR SALEFurniture complete for 5-room house. Inquire at 203 Third | and Dixon, after 5 p.m. {BUSY LADY BOUNTIFUL IS MRS. JOS. E. DAVIES OF WASHINGTON D. (. FOR RENT—Fullgfurnished apart- ment, . reasonable. Phone 72, Douglas, gy IR FOR' RENT~ Furni apt. with bath. Oil 198 between 5 and 7. pm., phone 63 between 9 and 4 p.m. ed - 3-room stoves..’ Calt or LOVELY _room, pnvate “home. 610 E. 6th St. 5-ROOM heated fur: apartment.| Phone 31 or inquire San Fran-| cisco Bakery. FOR RENT—3-room house. 011 range and oil heat. Inquire at! Juneau Paint Store. i FOR RENTANew, 3-room apt.| Phone Red 250 at 437 Fifth and| Park. 4-ROOM partly fur. house. Phone| 67 after 5 pm. 1 ‘immenxe dignity. Sheis one THE DAILY ALASKA. EMPIRE, THURSDAY, APRIL: 17,1941, By BIGRID ARNE AP Feature Service Writer WASHINGTON—This town's mosth regal hostess 1§ Mrs. Joseph E. ‘Davies, wife of the former Am- bassador. She' is beautiful. She has of ! America’s richest: women, and she |also is one of America’s most ac- tive Lady Bountifuls, | So it's a red-letter day for Washingtonians who open the Imail and find a Davies invitation. | | They want to see the French and Russian furniture. They won« der if they’ll see the Houdons. Or/ | the Rubens. i But most of all they want to see the lady. Her golden hair with its picturesque streak of white. Her peaches - and - cream complexion heightened by a simple black velvet dress and a bouquet of gardenias 3-ROOM steam heated apt. Phone Blue 474. APARTMENT FOR RENT. Hotel Juneau, partly furnished. APARTMENT FOR RENT—Inqulre at Empire office. 3-ROOM fur. house, 843 “West_ Dth 8t. McMullen. ‘ ly. Inquire Columbia Lumber\ Company office. | 3-ROOM nicely fur. stm heated! apts. and houses; Windsor Apfii PN A A R | FOR RENT—Furnished apartment | in Triangle Building. See Stan Grummett, Phone 253. FOR RENT—3-room fur. apt., stm. heat, fine view. Phone Red 245. VACANCY Nugget Apartments. Re- duced rates. | VACANCY Evergreen Apartments. Phone Blue 629. ONE FURNISHED APARTMENT) AND ONE UNFURNISHED| APARTMENT. HILLCREST.| PHONE 439, WATKINS Products. Phone Black 634. 'FURNISHED home at Auk Bay, 3 acres. See Milton Ward. " APARTMENT for rent. today. SLEEPING room with or without| board. Phone Green 462. Call 478} FOR SALE1937 V-8 Panel Deliv- ery. Case Lot Grocery. VANCANCY — MacKinhon Apart- | ments. Phone 671 or 304. i FOR SALE—Restaurant and apart- ment house: income property at & bargain. Phone Douglas 28. VACANCY — Snow White Apts. Phone 299 ar Green 355 after 6 pm. FOR SALE—'36 Ford Sedan, $200. Phone Green 160. 3-ROOM fur apt., ofl heat. 12th 8t. Phone Black 480. 2 TWIN BEDS, complete. Phone Green 462. FOR SALE—Equity in new 2-room house, fully equipped; sewing ma- chine, radio, double garage, Ply- waouth sedan, dragsaw, tools, 92 acres, on loop road, $900. It's a Bargain to Anyone! Write to XYZ, c/0 The Empire. FOR SALE—Scow house, new last . year, 16x41 ft. Can be moved any- where. Located - at Elfin Cove. Write Box 1855, & E:OR SALE——fil;Tumlshed home, with two lots. Phone Douglas 612. 3 1 | | ' LADY wants hotel, cate cooking| _ or pastry. Phone 396. ] NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned was, on the “#5th day of March, 1941, duly ap- pointed administrator of the estate of FRANK ROBERTS: deceased, and that letters testamentary therefor on said day were duly issued to the undersigned. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby'required to |- present the same, with proper youch- ers, and duly verified, within six (6) months from the date of this No- ptice to the undersigned adminis- ator at the office of his attorneys, R. E. Robertson and M. E. Monagle, | at 200 Seward Building, Juneau, Alaska. A Dated at Juneau; Alaska, this 25th day of March, 1941. JAMES A. YORK, € Administrator. Fu—st publication, March 27, 1841, Last publication, April 17 1941, 2 FURNISHED apts. Phone Red 600. FOR RENT—3-room apt. Owl Cale, Douglas. — ONE OFFICE room for rent, First National Bank Bldg. FOR RENT—Apartments, inquire at office 20th Century Bldg. COZY; waim furn. apis. Lights, water, dishes, cooking utensils and bath. Reasonable at Seaview. VACANCY at Fosbee Apts. VACANCY ~Perelle Apartment Phone Blue 575. 1-ROOM 'FURNISHED apartment; also 5-room strictly modern un- mmllhed house. - Phone 484. msmumms . E. R. HUNTER Veterinarian. Small animal spec- ialist, Will be at the Alaskan Hotel. WINDOW WASHING and house cleaning. Phone 159. SWEDISH 'massage tnd cabinet baths. Mrs. L. Skeie, 410 West 12th St. Phone Cvreen 662. 3‘/4 C!INTS EACH PAID 1or m sound’gunny sacks at Coal Bupk- ers. | color. | Roosevelts -for years. ‘coe.st. Since ‘then Mrs: Davies has AND maybe the famous smng of black pearls. The lady dislikes ballyhoo about her wealth. Her father taught her |in childhood that owners of riches hnve responsibilities to society. Specializes in Giving So she is caught in the tradi- tional poor-littie-rich-girl's dilem- (ma. She orders $200 worth of rare flowers to decorate for a dinner: she hoarded the $200 instead there would be gossip of another But she goes along evenly on her- father’s original advice. “She takes her charities so seriously that they're almost a. business. Spends hours every day at much efficiency as she uses make more. Mrs. Davies is a simple, direct, efficient woman who is much more interested in other workers than in so-called society leaders. The “New Deal” is her political camp. She has been a friend of the S6 in 1932 to to the Democratic party. That sent | & ripple through New York's gold quietly talked a number of friends into following her. About three times a year she has to give a recepum\ for hun- dreds. ' Multi-Charities Here's a sample of Mrs, Davies at work. She heard recently that a ‘couple,” who had been friends, were on the rocks. 8o she phoned the wife: “I'm so dreadfully rushed. I haven't read a book in months. What’s good among the new ones?” Her cultured - friend could tel her, all, right. And then Mrs. Da- vies had an idea—the one she had before she picked up the phone. “De you think. you .could" brief LOST AND FOUND LOST — On Willoughby Avenue, large hand-knit reddish purse with black purse inside contain- ing money, unsigned check, di- ploma. Finder return to Empire, Reward. EAD 10 MART TABLE Snarton 6 tube Crosley 7 tube Crosley Crosley Sparton BC & 8 Sparton BC & § Detrols Traveller Detrola Brown Case FHOND MODKLS Table model Cronley, with ord Player, Rec BC & SW fosaki . BATTERY Emerson 6 Volt . n:l.cum RME 60, new fukes lCA Table el BC & BW . Fadle "fi"... ety torsi lovl Bhyment,. 5 ver cent i1aanes T S T B GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nents; . 3450 Pinger wave, 768¢: Lolas’ Beauty Shop. Telephone» 201, 315 ‘Decker Way. her| desk’ giving away money with as|the friend’s worries are over. she switched from the Republican; o MRS. DAVIES | | the new books for me? It wouid! be such a help. Of course, I wouldn't feel right unless I sent around & monthly check—" So Mostly Mrs. Davies' = charities are quite personal. Old friends, everyone who has worked for her| or for her father, daughters of friends who want to go to school. But in the depth of the depres- sion she fed hundreds of women and children in' New York. She asked the Salvation Army to set up and direct a canteen for her. For years she has been inter-| ested in an old women's home in Springfield, Ill, her native city. During the war she financed the largest American base hospital in France—and no one knew about 1t until years afterwards. Success in Russia i There was some tittering when| she shipped frozen foods ahead of her to Moscow the year Davles‘ was* appointed Ambassador to the ‘85- He B;o;es Too 7 Tough for Bandits: 17— Malcolm MacDonald Britain’s new High Commissioner to Canada, Malcolm MacDonald. former Minister of Health in the @ritish” Cabinet, arrives at his Ottawa post. “RTTACK ron_ . EIGHT HOURS (Contlnueu mnn wzge One) killed when a bomb hit the edi- fice. | City Burning, Exploding | One observer, standing on the roof of a tall west end apartment building, said it seemed that all of London was burning om explod- ing as bombs crashed down. \ Anti-aircraft batteries poured an unending stream of shells into the skies. | The air was filled with thick| smoke and dust. The very earth seemed to| Screams of Victims Screams of mangled victims could even be heard above the roar of the guns and bombs. In spite of the heavy anti-air- craft barrage and activities of the| RAF night f{liers, only five German pldnu out or the h\mdnds in thc 'Us Bulld Chma Chiang Kai-shek addressing the Kuomintang Cen- tral Executive Committee Assem- bly in_ Chungking, Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek declared the mili- tary crisis in China has passed and even the Japanese now admit that conquering China is an impossible tesk. He said China’s greatest = problem now is economie. SALISBUEY Md., April U.S.S.R. The tittering amazed her. <Georgr English is 85, but he still is| It was just an efficient thing to do,| tough. He was seated in the kitch- to her mind. {en ‘of his home, near Mardela That was soon forgotten be-|Springs, when a man walked in cause Mr. and Mrs. Davies, to the and demanded that he hand over amazement of the rest of the|his money. “Wait until I get my diplomatic colony there, wete shotgun jand Il hand something soon on -a sure footing with the|OVer to you,” English said, reaching Soviet officials, For one thing they' for the weapon. The man promptly Big Baby Bond Poster Picked By Morgenthatr {Continued 1rom Pue One) <tagucud by the watch numbx'd by Miss Elliot's trip to Washing- ton, knocked out completely by her announcement that she was going to England by clipper «f she could get thé passport). What revived me was a call from a press agent, Breathlessly, he asked, “Did you hear about Elaine Elliott?” I guess it wasn't a very bright come- back, but I said, you hear about the war in the Balkans?” And he said, “Sure, Pal, but don’t stop me now to talk about somebody else’s pictures.” MUST STAND HOME TEST No sooner does “Dad” (Claude | R) Wickard, Secretary of Agricul- | ture, place his whispered approval ~|on some new agricultural product than the Wickard girls (Betty and Ann) give it the kitchen test. For { example, when “Dad” said within the family circle that he thought a new patent flour, with vitamins and things, might be very good. Ann popped up with hiscuits made of same. With that kind of family test hanging over his palate, you can be certain the Secretary is not going on on any gastronomical limb with his home testimonials. Wars may rage on the continents, but the War of Washington at the moment is'whether one may drink standing up-at the 'bar or must take it. sitting down. “Yeah, but did| had determined to act no role for fled: the Russians. They were capital-| ists. And as such they proposed ito live in Moscow. And the Russian women soon| jfound that Mrs. Davies' knew| .| manufacturing methods. She be-| came friends with the wife of| Premier Molotoff, and the two| made dozens of factory trips to- gether. Mrs. Davies grew so in-| terested that she sent home for several facial cream formulas for Mrs. Molotoff to put into produc-| fnon. And one bread formula par- ticularly endeared her to the Rus-| sian nutritionists—a soy bean reci- pe with high nutrition value. | .- NAZIS BANDUTCH ' BOY_SCOUTS AS { lands. A statement said the ‘boys be-| longed to the International Boy Scouts, which in the Nazi view con- stitutes “an instrument of British i cultural and political propaganda. 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