The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 23, 1941, Page 7

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| |} In case of error or if an ad | has been stopped before ex- | piration, advertiser please noti- | ty this oftice (Phone 374) at j cnce and same will be given 3 attention. HE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE = Count five average words to lln ine. Dally rate per line for consecutive asertions: One day .. ... 108 " Additional days .- Minimum charge -....500 Copy must be in the office by 3 rclock in the afternoon m wsertion on same day. 3 We accept ads over ubpm ¥om persous listed in telephome | —— Wrctory. FOR SALE CARMICHAEL =~ home .fat Point Louisa, garage, 110-volt light plant, fireplace, "hall Iasement with oil-burning hn& furnace. Price $3,750, - FOR SALE—Get Haines Seed Pota- toes at Bert's Cash Grocery. Phone 104 or 105, IUR SME Get Haines Seed Pou- foes at Bert's Cash Grocery. Phone 104 or tion. OIL ci ting ‘heater, radio, wash. machine, sewing machine, beauty parlor chair and dryer, folding bed, mattress, bicycle, etc., can be geen at Cole’s Transfer. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE WLDN!;SDAY, APRIL 23 1941. v&flr wnnxsm”“ fie with | [ Ty oil range and heater on G tineau Ave. Inquire Juneau Pa Store. ' i'uhfixsi—md]-:&ifi duplex, elec-| tric range, oil heater, close $27.50 monthly. Phone Black 4 3- ROOM Iumlshed hcnwd apt | desirable location, Phone Blue| 302 nflm 3'pam, ' 3-ROOM l‘\u u)odmn coftage on| beach for sum.mer. N 853 FURNISHED, heated room, close| in. Phone Black 380. | Write Empive! VACANCY ~ Francis ~ Avartments Inquire Snap Shoppc 5-ROOM fut. apt.; also 5-room fur.| own—in chemistry. FOR SALE—Five lots, 185 ft. x 50 ft., cleared from Douglas High- way to beach. Six-rm. house,| partly furnished. Large outsxde‘ building, waterbreak for boat on. property located end Dnup,l:\s 3ridge, $3.000 cash. H. O. San- ders, Box 2824, Juneau. PROSPERITY electric range, good| condition. Phone Green 240 afler 5 pam. se, Seatter two bedrooms, basement garage, Phone Blue 1775, | WATKINS Products, Phone Black 634 FURNISHED home at Auk Bay, 3 acres. See Milton Ward. | FOR SALE—1937 V-8 Panel Deliv- ery. Case Lot Grocery. FOR SALE ment hous @ bargain. ostauranc and apart-| income property at| Phone Douglas 28. FOR SALE—36 Ford Sedan, $200. Phone Green 160. | - ALE —Equity in new 2-room| house, fully equipped; sewing ma- | chine, radio, double garage, Ply- wouth sedan, dragsaw, tools, 92| acres, on loop road, $900. It's a Bargain to Anyone! Write to XYZ, | ¢/0 The Empire. FOR %ALE—ley furnished home, | v.nh two lots. Phone Douglas 612. | LOST AND FOUND LOST — On Wiiloughby . Avenue, large hand-knit reddish purse with black purse inside contain- ing money, unsigned ‘cheek,’ di- ploma. Finder return to Empire. Reward. Sandusky, Ohio, “Court’s ad- journed, the judge has the mumps,” was an order during a traffic case. house. Adults preferred. Phone shall Asher, Keith Lane. 433 B RN (R R R s FOR RENT—3-toom apt. with ey ‘Pl:':':r"‘r bobiarra |cause of illness, another bflcflua( bath, steamheat. Klein Apts. ; b pas, gL | of religious rm, ns, ;lmmhor o Y oo | support his family, and one “just tine TURRE TR . | ATLANTA — six earnest youns gigne sige up , VACANCY Shabaldak Apts. s. Phone )w-n._ survivors of an (’](‘\'i’ll-{n.:ll\ The remaining si with Fred, 642, brain team,” have just qualified Goes gy leader, expect to qualify —_—__|for four-year bachelor of arts de- ¢, their masters’ degrees by nex 3-ROOM fur., heated apt. Mittinen grees in less than 20 months. lfall " and theh embark on four| Apartments. 4th and Harris. ‘l President Thorn\_\'ell Jacobs Of piore years of work for degrees 5-ROOM_ heated _fur ],’,amm-"Y;OEI"“"’”"’_U’“"er"“«"; whe start- o doctor of arts and sciences. fed the eleven on a six-year grind zjono with their studies they will Phone 31 or inquire San Fran-j. ¥ £ ~ Along he 5 X 3 J cisco Bakery. {in September, 1939, looked over pesist the Oglethorpe faculty un- SRt < . |their report cards and observed: | py their graduation in 1945— FOR RENT—New, 3-room apt.| 1. The collective average for the|ihey will have taught as well as Phone Red 250 at 437 Fifth and|€roup is better than 92 percent g ugieq every course offered by Park. on a study program of 30 class (o university. e thours a week—twice the mnormal uphey will be the best educated -1 partly " fur, hogse, m“’"“‘.‘“”"v college men ever to graduate from Gihiar 5. pro- 2 The boys arc healthy, hapby an American institution,” Dr. Ja- ————=—land still going strong. ¢ “They will have under-} 3-ROOM steam heated apt. Phone| , o o . cobs said. “They will have Blue 474. ¥ [ 3. The experiment has gone far|iayen four times as much work R ¢ T A e A ____|enough to demonstrate his prin- 5o 5 Harvard graduate. | 3-ROOM fur. house, 843 West oth'cibal thesis—“that the average col- No Distractions i St. McMullen. lege is a loosely-knit, time-wasting| «q¢ js not because of any par- | organization resembling a country yjcylay prilliance on the part of SMALL APT. for rent, $30 month-| club ly. Inquire Columbia Company office. as much as an institute Lumber learning, and approximately half! ("¢ " inings: the time of its students i devoted| w; 'They have been relieved of to pursuits other than education. |ay country club distractions, with Five of the original eleven have of | the boys. It is due solely and only| 3-ROOM nicely fur. stm. heated| apts. and houses. Windsor Apts.' E | prescribed time for sleeping, eat- P! P |dropped out of the experiment.|jno " classes, study, recreation and FOR RENT-—Furnished spnrtment‘o"" married, one withdrew be- religion. in Triangle Building. See Stan i “2. They are intensely in ear- Grummett, Phone 253, knowing that upon them de- this educa- nest, pends the outcome of FOR RENT—3-room fur. apt., ron “NT ((°n|m“ed) tional experiment.” | mie i 1 Sl ZAJ VADANGY at Roshee Apta, i Mql\;ml]l Asher of Athens, Tex., VACANCY Nuggot A’_nurtmenls Re- VACANCY Pen:lle ApartmenL still leads the “brain team” as he duced rates. | . Phone Blue 575. | has from the start, with an av i g N AR e Ceslsn TR T s o I'nge of “betted " than' ‘85 ;percents | VACANCY Evergreen Apartments. -ROOM FURNISHED apartment; | second is Edgar Vallette of Shreve- Phone Blue 629. | elso 5-room strictly modern un-|port, La., with 945. Others are ONE FURNISHED APARTMENT _|Ufhished house. Phone 484. {John Goldthwait, Pittsburgh, Pa ; AND ONE UNFURNISHED |Gogs, of Proctor, Vt; John, | Meacham, Jr.,, Scooba S APARTMENT. HILLCREST. PHONE 439, Kr-nh Lane, Mounta Must Attend (‘hurch — WANTED-—-Sewing, ’.wn.s hin 38 APARTMENT for rent. Call 478 pouse cleaning by day. Phone! “For many years) explains Dr. today. | 209, Apt. 3. i | Jagobs, “I have believed that the| P g T YRR T e better students at American col- | SLEEPING room with or without WwANTED Housework from 9 a.m. leges ~could do twice as much‘ board. Phone Green 462. to 2 pm. Phone Green 265. work as is now being done. | “The boys have no distrattions.| VANCANCY — MacKinnon Apart- Education Covers 4-Year College ilH qh Speed Ex riment in ngher | (our,ge in Eyclly Twenty Months Leader Fred Goss, right, directs the fih of Oglethorpe’s educational experiment in an experiment of their From the left, others are John Meacham, John Gnldlh“alt Edgar CANNED SALMON RECIPES TAKEN 10 HOUSEWIVES SEATTLE, April 23.—Suggestion for using Alaska canned salmon dur- ing the recent Lenten season were caried to more than four million ©© lousewives in publications issued | by retail grocery organizations throughout the country as a resul! cf cooperation arranged by the Can- ned Salmon Industry, a report from | the industry advertising office re- veals This publicity for canned salmon consisting of attractive illustrations and recipes for new salmon recipes appeared in publications issued by grocery stores. In some cases, thi material was distributed in the stores, and in ne i was mailed to the stores’ customers. One of the most important in stances of this cooperation was the nomination by MeCall's magazine in their March Meal Planner of a sal mon and rice casserole as the “Dish of the Month.” This dish was fea- tured as a front page illustration on a mailing to more than a million housewives. The Meal Planner is sent out by leading markets in more than twenty cities. Another feature was in the shop- ping paper, Household Hints dis- tributed to more than a million and a half housewives by independent grocers throughout the country. The April 5 issue of this publication spotlighted a Spanish Salmon Pat- ties dish and included a photograph of the meal. The publishers of this have notified the indust tising office, that the May Vallette, Mar- Red Fugitive Scized 24 issue will devote half of its' front cover to an illustration and recipe for a salmon and vegetable plate. The March issue of Woman's Day, distributed in retail stores to 1,422,- 000 women shoppers carried photo- graphs and recipes for eight salmon dishes. Food News, a publication dis- tributed to middle western house- wives bv a large grocery wholesale firm feature canned salmon photo- graphs on its front page in issues of March 3 and March 31. These suggestions to meal plan- ners to serve canned salmon dishes supplement the advertising carried on by the industry. Tn this' manner specific dinner ideas including canned salmon are carried to home makers at the time they are consulting their grocer’s price list and planing meals. —— - NOTICE AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing air route from Seattle to Nome, on sale at J. ® Burford & Co. adv. Charles Gwynn Arrested as a fugitive from justice, Charies Gwynn, 88, Communist party chairman for Western Penn- sylvania, is being held in New York in $10,000 bail. He was convicte! in Pittsburgh of perjury in con- nection with wholesale Commusist <lection frauds. Blockhouses R e e S A, RADIO HAIT O Sparton 9 lllb. special Spapian 11 tube weclal MODELS ™ Sparton 6 tube Crosley Lay mw- Crosley 7 tul Crosley Pus! AC-DC 6 tul Crosley 6 tuh PORTABRLES 23~Thousands are going up MOSCOW, April of “defense cabing |in_the Ukrdine, on the Soviet west- Tastic ments. Phone 671 or 304. MlscELLANBo“s | They get plenty of exercise. They ern fromtier, in a campaign 10 :‘,’::,‘:::g::::fl‘: k58 — — are on the football field more enlist’ yillage masses in military Detrola Travell % VACANCY — Snow White Apts. — = {than any ~other students. They! york, Dettols Brown Phone 209 ar Green 355 after DR. E. R. HUNTSR have fixed times for meals, library| The first was started by colles-' { Table moder 6 pm. Ve_termur_lan. Small animal spec- work, study, ‘sleep. From Satur- tive farmers scveral years ago at ord Play falist. Will be at the Alaskan Hotel. 4oy noon untif Suirday at 6 pan.!the village of Vernopotic, Now they 3-ROOM fur apt. ofl heat. 12th St. Phone Black 490, SWEDISH massage -and - cabinet they are free to do what they _' baths. Mrs. L. Skeie, 410 West Wish, except that_they must attend PR e AL S ] S GRS 2 FURNISHED apts. Phone Red 12th St. Phone Green 662. church in a body Sunday morn- 600, — . ing. 3% CENTS EACH PAID for used “The results speak for them- FOR RENT—3-room apt. Owl Cafe, sound gunny sacks at Coal Bunk- se]ves.” ; ers. Dr. Jacobs said only Goss is over ONE OFFICE room for rent, First GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- -, 204 80 sublect to military sex- § vice, and expressed opinion Dne National Bank Bldg. fi’l:::: ;:Si ’;‘:g" “,;“e‘l’:’hgf‘i would likely be rejected for de- | FOR' RENT-Apartments, Inquire N ey B fective vision. 201, 315 Decker Way. £ SIS FOOGLAY at_office 20th Century Bldg. ———————————————— TURN your old gold into value, cash COZY, warm furn, apts. Lights, T or trade at Nugget Shop. ) HAINES SEED POTATOES for sale at Bert's Cash Grocery. ! Try & clnssmed ad In ThnEmun m‘ ““Ei;l‘l‘ utensils and Empire Classifieds Pay! . Phone 104 or 105. —adv » Bves BC and § £20.50 ways on guard, Every member { o8¢ 208 BG4 aw T aano |trains in marksmanship, riding, ANl radios .:m on easy terms, small 2y s rad e down paymént, 5 per cent finance nursing and air-raid defense. Red Oare o Bix montHE (6 ey —Liberal army . veserve officers lead tne trade-ins. i ELECTRIC SERVICE - R Emerson ¢ Ilu ——— 'OMMERC] RME 69, new tubes Battery Portable Silverton 8- ’l'uht. New Batteries, are estimated to number more than Each cabin, like an early Ameri- can ‘blockhouse, has one man al- IAL -812.50 217 Seward STREET EVERYTHING IN RADIO ELECTRICAL LINES ELKS CLAM BAKE After the lodge session Wednes- day night, Also cracked crab and. entertainment. All members urged '.0 attend meeting, adl 1 NEMER SE! so st‘(E!e \\?\PPEQ\T 2 i Q PSST,SNUFRY = LEETLE JUGHAD'S GOT W\GH HOPES OF HELPIN' MOWR G\DE NES DIGAPPOIT Hitn- | © FRTTERAWAN KID KON BLONG BN - ‘ AN R\’P&O‘L&Q&%‘ €N WONE 27 DEPENDENTS BND - Wi —- NO = L BERRD WE CANT uSERon, o\ ' 4R 140 & NMONTA — WE HOT-FOOTED T OVER O JWE WP - HAW HaW THET DECREPIT 0\. N\\m -T\XR\&\.E N s SRR SR\RT-TR\\_ By BILLY DeBECK T NEWNTED STATES WUZNT 50 BLANED CRO0SEN. \N\\EN Toey WANTED 8e T0 ks\,v TUEW ANJUNS OUT'N TS NECK O T \WO00DS Ve KR T THRIFT Co-0P | | Member National Retalles- | Owned Grocers l NEXT TO CITY HALL PHONE 767 TIMELY CLOTHES NUNN-BUSH SHOES STETSON HATS Quality Wotk Clothing [ ] | FRED HENNING t Complete Outfitter for Mem Ilpporlumty ls Always Waiting! ALASKA SCHOOL OF AERONAUTICS — 3 e | - [ " FORD AGENCY (Authorized Deglér) GREASES GAS — OIL Foot of Main Street Juneau Motors | ZORIC | SYSTEM CLEANING PHONE 15 l Alaska Laundry ' Alaska Music Supply Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Pianos--Musical Instruments and Phone 208 123 W. Becond } Utah Nut and Lump i COAL Alaska Dock & Storage Co. | TELEPHONE 4 EX * —— HOME GROCERY | Phone 146 Home Liquor Store—Tel 8¢ American Meat——Phone 38 'The Juneau Laundry FRANELIN STREET between Front and Second Streets PHONE 350 “SMILING SERVICE” Bert’ srggsh Grocery Free Delivery Juneau ; &?&flfl&dfl Thomas Hardware Co. | o VLS, e ||| o e 'Evory house needs westinghouse* PARSONS ELEC]‘RIC CO. ‘ Contractor—Dealex _\Hflso uenmsc Juneay, Alaska | Business Phone 161 | Restdence Phone M” ———— JUNEAU-YOUNG Hardware Company | Shel: | umi.‘ Heavy m-m. : Now on Py m,’;-’é:msgfl,,;% IO emetd Bl ||| . P JOHNSON | “The Prigidaire Mas” | H,S. GRAVES ‘Tumfll" HOME OF HART m‘m b MARX CLOTHING IF IS PAINT WE HAVE IT! Ideal Paim Shop mm' Rice & Ahlm Go. COWLING-DAVLIN COMPANY DODGE snd PLYMOUTH DEALERS The Alaskan Hotel Newly. 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