The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 24, 1941, Page 7

et PR OSSR N Lo i { 1In case of error or if an ad { has been stopped before -ex- | viration, advertiser please noti- | fy this oftice (Phone 374) at ;rnu’ and same will be givén | attention. 1” 16 DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE it five average words to the [ Ine, Dally rate per line for consecutive nsertions: One day oo 100 Additional days —— Be Miniotum charge ....58¢ Copy must-be In the office by 2 relock in the afternoon to insure wisertion on same day. We accept ads over telephone rom persons listed in telephone Wrzctory. FOR SALE DAR skiff, 3-whe@l trail Will sell or trade for bicycle; wev transmissions. Phone Red f‘ARV”('HAPL home at Plflnt Louisa, garage, 110-volt . light plant, fireplace, half basement with oil-burning hot air furnace. Price $3.750. F'H’ S, '\l B toes at Bert’s Cash Grocery Phone 104 or 105, OTL circulating heater, radio, wash. machine, sewing machine, beauty parlor chair and dryer, folding bed, mattress, bicycle, etc., can be seen at Cole’s Transfer. FOR SALE—Five lots, 185 ft. X 50 building, waterbreak for boat on property located end Douglas Bridge, $3,000 cash. H. O. San- ders, Box 2824, Juneau. s S(‘MLN two bedrooms, garage, Phone Blue 775. TKINS Products. Phone Black 4. FURNISHED home at Auk Bay, 3 res. See Milton Ward. FOR SALE 1937 V-8 Panel Deliv- ery. Case Lot Grocery. FOR SAL !\1‘\(.‘\"’\“0 and apart- ment house: Income property 8 bargain. Phone Douglas 28. FOR SALE—'36 Ford Sedan, $200. Phone Green 160. FOR SALE—Get Haines Seed Pota- toes at Be Cash Grocer: Phone 104 or 105 FOR SALE—Equity in new 2-room house, chine, radio, double garage, Ply- wicuth sedan, dragsaw, tools, 92 acres, on loop road, $900. It's a BDargain to Anyone! Write to XY32, ¢/0 The Emplre. $12.§ n\ Get Haines Seed Pota- | ft., cleared from Douglas High-| _ to beach. Six-rm. house, furnished. Large outside basement| fully equipped; sewing ma- | | FORRENT hot“and cold water, electric range. Phone 2-ROOM apt., steam heat, 569. FURNISHED 3-room house with oil range and heater on Gas- tineau Ave. Inquire Juneau Paint Store. FURNISHED 4-room duplex, elec- tric range, oil heater, close $27.50 mionthly. Phone Black 415. heated 3-ROOM furnished, apt.. | desirable location. Phone Blue 302 after '3 pan. 3-ROOM fur. modern. cottage on beach for summer. Write Empire N 853. FURNISHED, heated room, in. Phone Blflck 380. VACANCY — Francis Avartments. Inquire Snap Shoppe |5-ROOM fur. apt.; also. & room fur. house. Adults preferred. Phone | 432 FOR RENT—3-room apt. with bath, steamheat. Klein Apts. Phone Black 763. | ea2. 3-ROOM fur., heated apt. Mittinen Apartments. 4th and Harris. ROOM | heated fur. Phone 381 or cisco” Bakery. FOR RENT—New, 3-room apt. Phone Red 250 al 437 Fifth and| | "Park. 4-RO0M partly fur. house. | 67 after 5 pm. | 3-ROOM steam heated apt. Phone Blue 474. stm. heated Windsor Apts. K-ROOM nicely fur. ! apts. and houses. in Triangle Building. See Stan Grummett, Phone 253. FOR RENT—3-room fur. apt., heat, fine vi Phone Red stm 245 | i/AdAfiCYi;uggecArA‘p;}tmeni . duced rates. VAEA”“IéY VEVE!‘};TECH Apartments. his father's dreams with little more War Department through the near- Phone Blue 629. than curiosity as they rode the'est guartermaster corps. The rea- | mountain trails together son is that the War Department ONE ' FURNISHED APARTMENT! The father found the son an|doesn't want home vun'l‘wlunl‘lli(-‘ AND ONE UNFURNISHED ecager pupil, not only in the art of ing on uniforms made from ma APARTMENT. HILLCREST.| mounfain carving but in the whole | terials which might be nearing ‘.\ FHONE - 235/ it Bkl ‘““Afl 01] 50\117"“}:‘- shortage because of the demands of APARTMENT for rent. Call 47| 3 ghe WOk meogressed AheY) the mflitary program |~ today. stepped naturally: into the roles ot i | | master and apprentice. In 1932 W, Key West, Fia,—Practi- SLEEPING room with or without| | Lincoln became his father’s fir M ‘of the rew Army cam board. Phone Gréen 462. |assistant. Tt was natural that the| e named for generals of one| | memorial commission should choose | yank or . 2 | ank or another and, on rare oc- VANCANCY — MacKinnon Apart- |him to carry on after his father’s| gacione for offisers of leseo sk ments. Phone 671 or 304. s ! i g | VACANCY — Snow White Ay | Phone 209 ar Green 335 after| | 6 pam. FOR SALE—Fully furnished home, with two lots. Phone Douglas 612. “The D y Alaska Emplre has the largest paid circulation of any Al- aska newspaper. RADHI MART CONSOLES Crostey 7 tube Sparton 9 tube snecial Sparton 11 tub TAB Sparton 6 tube Crosley Lay Down Crosley 7 tube Crosley Push Button AC-DC 6 tube BC & SW Crosley 6 tube Plastic . PORTABLES s Sparton BC & SW White 3 Sparton 3C & SW Brown Detrola Traveller Detrola Brown Case PHONO MODELS Table model Crosley, with Rec- ord Player, Recorder 7 tube - — BC & SW 74.50 Emerson 6 Volt - .50 COMMERCIAL i RME 69, new tubes ___ USED Battery Portable 1 Sit-ortan 8-Tube, New Batteries, BC and SW o $20. RUA Table Model BC & SW ___535.00 All radios sold on easy terms, small down payment, 5 per cent finance charge — Six months to pay—Liberal ELECTRIC SERVICE SHOP - 217 Seward STREET EVERYTHING IN RADIO ELECTRICAL LINES iS-ROOM fur apt.,, oil heat. 12th St | Phone Black 480. P B S v ST O |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, warm furn. apts. Lights | water, dishes, cooking utensils and | bath. Reasonable at Seaview. | VACANCY at Fosbee Apts. VACANCY Perelle Apartment Phone Blue 575. 4-ROOM FURNISHED apartment; also 5-room strictly. modern un- furnished’ house.” Phone 484. MISCELLANEOUS SWEDISH massage and ecabinet baths. Mrs. L. Skeie, 410 West 12th St. Phone Gi 662. 3% CENTS EACH PAMD for used sound gunny sacks at Coal Bunk- ers. GUARANTEED Realistic # Perma- nents, $4.50. Finger wave, 65c. Lolas’ Beauty Shop. Telephone 201, 315 Decker Way. TURN your old gold into yalue, cash or tmde at Nugget Shop. N BARNEY GOOGLE AN AND'SNUFFY SMITH _ AW THET N TROOPS k\?NE MANEWERED (NTO Maur wue GoT crve e Festiris Svadickie, bic POSITION FOR THE FAL THRUST - WE SHOWLD 8 RB\.% TO OWTFLANK in, | " close| VACANCY Shahul(lx\k Apts. Phouol " apartment. | inguire San Fran-| Phone | SUrveys FOR RENT-—Furnished apartment |- Re-| | choser: to direct completion of Democracy. RAPID CITY, S. Borglum first saw Mount Rush- {more from the back of a pony | while accompanying his sculptor | father on a week-long tour of the D. — Lincoln Black Hills 17 years ago. Young Borglum was 11 years old he Today at the age of 28 the heights of Rushn ‘Imm scaffolds and swinging chai |as he directs the final touches to the gigantic mountain memorial his | father decided upon as a result of | that early horseback trip. Gutzon Borglum's dreams of 17 ars ago began taking form three ars later when he started carv- ing on-the great granite uplife the faces of four American President | Washington, Jefferson, Lincoinand | Theodore Roosevelt | The Borglum's father-son | tionship in the memorial pro | expanded gradually from the when the boy probably could vie then, rela- Ay ldeam last March 6, ‘Little remains to be done to it the American history books.! | finish the work as father planned | There are two camps, however, it,” he hsmd i want obly to Car’y|which have been named for pri-'_ on as he wished. | vates. One is Camp-« Barkeley at | Carving of the faces, 65 feet from| | chin to crown, | fore the father has said the features of the four Presidents ' will ‘not be touched. “We've got to finish the hair on Jefferson, Roosevelt and-+ Line: do ‘some work on Lincoln’s coll and on his head,” young Borglu! cxplained. “That’s the program and we'll complete it by July of this year.™ Lincoln said he hoped Congress weuld appropriate additional fun to carry out toae comprehensive memorial plan worked = by = his father, This includes an :800-foot stone stairway from the studio at | the' foot of the granite escarpment, to the heads on top and a hall o records which Borglum two years ago began chiseling out in a cleft behind the figures. LOST AND FOUND LOST ~ On :Wiiloughby = ‘Avenue, large hand-knit reddish purse with black purse: inside . contain- ing money, unsigned check, di- ploma. Finder return to Empire. Reward. WANTED WANTED—Sewing, washing, house cleaning by day. Phone 209, Apt. 3. was completed he- to 2 pm. Phone Green 265. The wishes of the late Gutzon Borglum were fulfilled when his son Lincoln, shown swinging across the face of Abraham Lincoln, was died, and . Lincoln| immediate | WANTED—Housewurk from 9 a.m.| TH[: DAILY ALASKA LMPIRI.: THURbDAY APRIL 24, 1941. GUTZON BORGlUM S SON IS (ARRYING ONAS S(ULPTOR the famous sculptor’s “Shrine (o Many Athlefes . On Drat Lists; Now in Training | 'Cnntmum 1rom Paae Onfi Joe DiMaggio, Tommy Harmon, John” Kimbrough T. M, Fort Worth, —I'n afraid I can't give you very much informatin about home guard uni- "he only specific ruling that Whizzer Bob Feller or “Big ¢ War Department has made on 'm so far is that they must be entirely different from Army, Navy or any Marine Corps units order Before they should take the matter up with the uniforms uniforms who . have written their names m | Abilene, Tex., and the other, Camp Robi near - Nacimiento, Cal.' Private David B. Barkeley was a | young Texan. In the World War { he volunteered to swim the Meuse | River under enemy fire in an ef- fort to get important military in- formation, On his return trip, he drowned—but not until ‘he was close enocugh to shore for com- {rades to find his body and dis- ver that e had brought back the vital -information desired. Corp. | Harold Roberts “also was killed in action in France under conditions | which merited capital letters in the | Army’s books, but the Army offi- |cials I falked with couldn’t put ‘\lhen‘ fingers quickly on the record.; K. R. N, Brookline, Mass, — The controversy over the Garand rifle |seems to have died down here. Checking with Army officials,' I {couldn’t unearth even an argu- ment. | were ‘fairly ficial semi - automatic . rifle. It seems that they just had ‘had of- | ficial reports on the giin from Al- |aska, where the Gaiand has: been below-zero temperature. Results were said to be as good as if the boys were firing off - Miami and | Santa Monica beaches in chamber of commerce weather. From an un- official but generally reliable source, J £ have it that the Army now has fantryman Wm:-',‘ As a matter of fact, they, popping with the lat- | 2st accomplishments of their of-| given severe tests under 20-degree- Mcunt Rushmere Vel virs recently ' o 'about 100000 Garands and more than to triple the within the next year, It noverw the Army's plan (o equip eve with cne of these - .- Even Geese Join Nnmis ial ball % il appears ¥o ared cof (l)n\ld('rnhl(‘ walloldlng. plahs number The face of Thec Border Line of Merxicoand U. S. . Shiffedby Ouake‘| D NAZIS IN U. s.—-Buslneuisbrllkln at Fort Stanton, New Mexico, when officers and crew memkrl of the scuttled Nazi liner Columbus have their drinks and conversation. Camp was formerly used by CCC. The U.S, must give the men a haven since they were picked nr in U.8. ‘waters; because of U.S. neutrality, they’re not war pr Australian doctor, who, uj that he would have to hike the Australian postal service, isoners. W @omscou. CARRIER OF SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, AFTER CARRYING MAILS 117,000 MILES WAS ADVISED BY HIS DOCTOR 30 HIKE FOR HIS HEALTH/ 1} lled tman’s nightmare was the verdict rendered by an P sy, i ngexnfifmnz ‘William O'Driscoll, told him e daily for his health after retiring Jrom, | BR N0 GENRW. Em.u& NBWE By BILLY DeBECK I p d i !\' CALEXICO, Cal. April 24—The n Parage m Al porder earthquake of May 18, 1940, WINFIELD, Kas. April 24—Fo chifted the Mexican line ten feet boost an airport bond issue, Wih- | north into American territory, gov- field held a parade. Fourteer s ernment surveyors report after n slanes flew overhea careful investigation. 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