The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 2, 1941, Page 7

{ 1In case of error or if an ad ' l s been stopped before ex- piration, advertiser please noti- | fy this oftce (Phone 374) at 4 once and same Will be given ¥ attention. | THE DATLY ALASKA EMPIRE —_— Count five average words to the e, Dally rate per line for consecutive wsertions: One day . o160 Additional days . Be Minimum charge .58 Copy must be in the office by 3 relock in the afternoon to insure ¥uertion on same day. We accept ads over te[t:phonev wom persons listed in telephone FOR SALE P'MR_EAY_ET-Keyslol\c 8 'mm. cam- | era. 135 lens. Call at Apt. C in Gross Apts. GAS BOAT troller North Star: length 30 ft. beam 9 ft, 12 hp. Frisco Standard. At Boat Harbor. FOR SALE — Incomie property in the heart of Juneau. Cash or| terms. Write Box XXZZ c/o The Empire. FOR S!\Ll{—‘i-l‘oom modern house th bath, full concrete base- ment, gara electric range and water heater, paved sidewal. street. A bargain. Call 514 r 6 p.n SALE—In warehouse across from Jorgenson’s Motors. Truck, bicy- cle and hundreds of used articles. Tocls, lanterns, pictures, dishe: Delco water system, wheelbar- rows. Phone Black 259. FOR SALE—1934 Ford V-8 sedan. Radio and heater. $150. Phone 446. 1,(_”{ S. L‘FT’XEJ)N properay in| the sart of Juneau. Cash , or terms, Write Box XXZZ c/o The Empire TOR SALE-3-room house at Auk Bay. Near Auk Bay Store. C. H. Donohue. ;l AYLOR-1 practically 303 Decker Apts. new. WATKINS Products, Phone Black 634. | TURNISHED home at Auk Bay, 3 acres. See Milton Ward. FOR SALE‘—’ 1 Case Lot Grocery. FOR SALE—Restaurant and apart- ment house: income property &t gain. Phone Douglas 28. (GLAMOUR LADY . . . FORRENT [ PTG HOUSEKEEPING rooms, every- | thing furnished. 208 Main St., = upstairs. | FIVE-ROOM furnished apt., steam heated; also suitable for offices Fireproof. San Francisco Bakery.| Phone 31. | 3-ROOM furnished apt., with bath oil stoves, Frigidaire, laundry| room. Phone 63 from 9 am. to| 4 pam, VACANCY: 3-room fur. apt.| Decker Apts. 3-ROOM furnished modern cabin on beach for summer. Write Em- pire B 879, 3-ROOM furn range, newly renovated, shower bath, $2250 monthly. Phone Black 479, Seatter Tract 3-ROOM furnished house, oil heat. Phone Blue 474. 5-ROOM apt,, hot and cold water, steam heat, electric range. Phone 560. FURNISHED 3-room house With! oil range and heater on Gas-| | tineau Ave. Inquire Juneau Paint| Store. VACANCY — Francis Apartments 4 | Inquire Snap Shoppe. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 'Want Secref of Perpelual Motion! Ask Mrs. Black | He was, riding the crest when the & MRS. HUGO L. BLACK Sculpture, story, writing, motherhood; some day a college degree. also 5-room fur. | 5-ROOM fur. apt. 1941. | floor to see her husband talking 0 exactly four men, The othe:s | had walked out. She couldn't take |it. She started out but the old | doorman | thing wrong, Mis “Oh,” she gulped, “I'm just a little nervou “Sure,” comforted the doorman. | “These new Senators are alwa | bores.” But it wasn't long before Sen- ators flocked to hear Black talk. Rosevelt reform legislation be- |gan. His dry voice and incisi jcnt(‘u(‘vs brought bellows ~ fromn | opponents. Mrs. Black watched | most of it from the gallery. And when lunchtime came the Sena- tor slipped out to lunch with his wife. It was common to see them strolling and laughing across capi- tol plaza like a pair of camp romancers. Even Black's en¢mies chuckled. Back to School Life has been pretty full for the lady. She has two sons, also din- ners out, dinners in, the concerts. But as the sons grew, Mrs. Black decided to get the coll she chucked to join the Ne in 1918. She registered at University for a stiff constitutional law. Then the stork announced his projected third arrival. But Mrs Black kept on. She took the first exam and passed it on a hot June day. Three months later a daugh- ter, Josephine (“Jo-Jo") was born Her friends chuckled and said: So this is higher education.” Mrs Black intends to get that degree if she’s a dear old lady of 85 when it happens. | Her two boys managed tribute to life’s complications. She rementbers the time young Hugo came home to announce he was M in course to con- house. Adults preferred. Phone B_.v D ¢ Mrs. Black looked down the table,| the school play. She swelled with 432. ] AP Feature Service and there, seated below her, was|pride. But she was so busy two e e an admiral ekt - sl \Eororadian panliteil RI —3-room apt. ‘with ¥ i weeks went by before she rea “?;l:m iigmhm ‘Klef’n Apts | WASHINGTON--Mrs. Hugo L. Later she whispered, in an awed| with a chill, that she hadn't heard . g | Black probably has poured after-|tone, to her husband, “Just think.|pim practieing his ‘lines.” She ____ |dinner coffee for more of this Outranking an Admiral!” asked him about it. k Apts. Phone|town’s recent history-makers than “Well, what of it?” “Oh, Hon't ‘worry, mother,” he lany other hostess in the country—| “You must remember,” she said, | oniforted. “I'm playing the hind except Mrs, Roosevelt. “in 1918 I was a third-class-yeo-|jeps of a horse.” 4-ROOM partly fur. house. Phone! It was around the Black din-; manette in the ‘Navy. Tne fowes. Settling Down 67 after 5 pm. ner table that a 30-hour work-| thing possible.” This last year—since the Su- week was first threshed out. Gallery Fan rerhe st is @ stime ap- o] 3 preme Court post is a lifetime ap afoflfiné“ck:’éfis;‘"w";’:émh?“;g (Justice Black was still in the But even when she talks that!|goiniment — the Blacks found i : Or AP |senate) The bill cmerged as the way, her blue eyes dance. She's|inemselves a house taey want to FOR RENT—Furnished apartment wage-hour law. At the same table still slim. Her prematurely white |peen 1t's a Colonial red brick in Triangle Building. See Stan|there was talk of ship subsidies,|hair is a stunning halo.-She has|pyjly jn 1786—that looks out over Grummett, Phone 253, the holding company act, the re-|such a gentle, southern way of |{ho potomac in Alexandria, Va. — T lorganization bill, the Wagner Act. |talking that she’s a little startling|pe pas 12-foot ceilings, crystal VACANCY Nugget Apartments.Re-| [t was Mrs. Black's delicate hu-|when she helps out a conversation- | cpandeliers, and the beginning of duced rates. {mor that kept the talkers relaxed.|al fumbler like this—"Oh, —thut|, " collcction of old mahogany. A N | Typically, the dinner wasn't large.; happened during one of the last ok g on il . v VACA! Ever rtments. | = 4 Mrs. Black, finds each piece her Pho:ec};m m”*’" o {The Blacks mever give come-one,| Huey Long filibusters. The Senate|guir driving around Virginia. She 3 come-all receptions, They invite|sat 'til after two that night.” She's| v she hasn't found the one ONE FURNISHED APARTMENT | people who can talk {remembered an incident for six piece she wants yet—the one “you AND ONE UNFURNISHED Senate Wife at 27 ! years. It happens time and again.|, act about.” APARTMENT. EILLCREST.| Naturally, there are dozens of| he Senate gallery has been ‘bet-| 1ast year she took a course in PHONE 439, {people who would like to be on| ter thaln a matinee Lol her. But tne sculpture at the Phillips gallery | their guest lists. That would s first dose was tertible. Just regighered as “Mrs. H. L APARTMENT for rent. ‘Oall 478|pyise Mrs. Black. She's been seri-| She had gone to hear ler hus-|gjack» %l‘l\ere was quite a rippis today. ously, dead-impréssed with her-|band make his first speech, buy- |when the other. students found S " Bl i shing only 5 ing a new dress for ‘the occasion. ich “ " SLEEPING room with or without | S¢lf in Washington only once. ¢ ¢ out which “H. L. board. Phone Green 462. THut ‘Was in 1927, Black had|“After all, they get out bands for| gomehow, in the rush, she also . just been elected to the Senate{Senators back home” she ex-|pac found time during afternoons VANCANCY — MacKinnon Apart- | from Alabama. She was a slim,: piaiis 3 o collect a wonderful group of ments. Phone 671 or 304. pretty 27. They were invited to a A Full Dose rejection slips from editors. They T fmpire Classifieds Payl - ” . When they were seated VACANCY — Snow White Apts.: - s Plone 299 or Green 355 after 6 p.m. SANITARY PLUMBING and HEATING COMPANY W. J. NIEMI, Owner PHONE 788 our worry.” — a2l - Let your plumbing worry be E 3-ROOM fur apt., ofl heat. 12¢h Bt.| Phone Black 490, 2 FURNISHED apts. Phone Red 600. FOR RENT—3-room apt. Owl Cafe, Douglas. 2 RADIO MART CONSOLES Crosley 7 tube ... Sparton 11 tube special _ TABLE MODE! Sotube Sparton 6 tube . Crosley Push Button _ AC-DC 6 tube BC & SW _____ 28.95 pmm— 1 § { Sporton Crosley 6 tube Plastic PORTABLES Sparton BC & SW White ___$31.50 rion 8C & SW Brown 50 la Traveller . Detrola Brown Case o PHONO MODELS ord Player, Recorder 7 fube BC & SW - $T4.50 COMMERCIAL tallicrafters (Champion) $12.50 with built-in DB selector, complete with a steal at $149.50 .50 — VACANCY Perelle Apartment ONE OFFICE room for rent. First National Bank Bldg. FOR RENT—Apartments, inquire at office 20th Century Bldg. | '0ZY, watm furn, ‘water, dishes, bath. Reasonable at . VACANCY at Fosbee Apts. Phone Blue 575. o A Ay P ) < 4-ROOM FURNISHED apartment; also 5-room strictly modern un- furnished house, Phone 484. SWEDISH massage and cabinet baths. Mrs. L. Skeie, 410 West 12th St. Phone Green 662. trade-ins. i ! \ ! Table model Crosley, with Rec- i i BATTERY Emerson G-volt —TE ) Delco 6-volu consoie complete with battery and charger. ... 530.50 ELECTRIC SERVICE SHOP 217 Seward STREET EVERYTHING IN RADIO | | 3% OENTS EACH PAID for used | sound gunny sacks at Coal Bunk- | — | S (SR R GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nents, $450. Finger wave, 65c. | Lolas' Beauty Shop. Telephone 201, 315 Decker Way. s AR | ELECTRICAL LINES L { \ ; ‘ ) USED 'y le. X Silverton BC ard SW 529,50 RCA Table Model —535.00 All radios sold on easy terms, small down payment, 5 per cent finance charge — Six months to pay—Liberal g 722 p DONT GIT Rimms " E WAD'A NARUOLS BREAK TROM THEM, ARV MANOOURS: P <114 s A s TURN your old gold into value, cash or trade at Nugget Shop. Try a classifiea ad iz The Empice COME QU\CK,PAW %, T GEN'RIL TRIED 10 GAT WESE'E GUTTA BED AN B T m_%;fi SEZ PER \E SWOONED COMPLETE REST & SPELL She looked ‘down at the Senate Nazi Raiders «diophote Nurses in & Lonaen nospiua: saivags cywipment from-orie of the wrecked | wards following a direct hit on the institution by a Nazi'bomb. | British failed to reveal the toll in dead and injured. %'fl above. are for short stories never shown to the famjly. She says she final- ly dropped her ambition to be published and be content with a | personal letter from an editor. She linally got it. It's framed and har on the study wall. It says, “You | write well, But your plots are trite.” | olly—w_oud ‘thev‘i..oset ‘,One girl who prefers her job as re- | |ceptionist in the U. S. Army to a ‘Hollywood career is Patricia Wing, | ‘ex-actress and sister of screen ac- /tress Toby Wing. Patricia is shown with Lieut. R. H. Goodrich at work in the office at Fort Monmouth, N.J. She is the mother of a four- year-old bov. GOOSE BSE AN SUP \T ONDER T CRTTER degree | By BILLY DeBECK DOWT STAND THAR LIKE A BODRCIONS \DINT . GIT MORE PREAIN-BOBRD BN SRR 1 WiE Denies Army Favors — THRIFT CO-OP ml-v fl-oms l Member Natlonal Retailer- | NUNN-BUSH SHOES Ovwned Grocers NEXT TO CITY HALL STETSON HATS l PHONE 767 Quality Work Clothing s BB ] - - —— Opportuni | FRED HENNING iz g \ |} Complete Outtitter tor Mem Always Wallmg! ALASKA SCHOOL OF { AERONAUTICS ‘ ZORIC ] SYSTEM CLEANING R PHONE 15 Alaska Laundry Alaska Music Supply Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Pianos—Musical Instrumemts Robert Patterson ; ’ Phonephoto Assistant Secretary of War Robert » * Patterson peers over his glasses as he looks up from his papers to em- | u'ah Nut and anp | phasize a point during ‘testimony | | before the Senate Defense Commit- c o A L tee. He denied that the War De- partment has shown geographical | | Alaska Dock & Storage Co. favor in alloting defense contracts, TELEPHONE 4 P N p L * * S*{;fig;',};'?,,’,. f';‘: | HOMEGROCERY | Phone 146 On Congressmen Home Liquor Store—Tel. 699 (Continued from Page One) American Meat——FPhone 38 tling the bars for ise. A bright well-dre: young man put in his appearance at the con- gressman’s office. He was from the CONRIe man’s state, He was a per-| | sonal friend (or his father was), of some of the congressman’s most “SMILING SERVICE” } - Bert's Cash Grocery | PHONE 104 or 105 [ Free Delivery Juneau | powerful political allies FRPBFR T S He chatted about them amiably and intimately. He brought the latest bits of gossip and news ‘The Juneau Laundry about them and their families. The| | FRANKLIN STREET between Front and Second Streets PHONE 359 conversation ran on and to per- sonal things. The young man, in Washington and in Baltimore| and Philadelphia on business. He had inherited quite a fortune. He had just invested it in a large im- porting business. In a boat which was docked at Baltimore the yoi man had acquired a large quantily of Scoteh whisky. “I'm not in the whisky busi- ness,” he explained, “and because 1 am now on the go all the time, I have no use for it myself, Be- cause -and-so back home thinks much of you and k think so much of him, I' give you half a dozen cases.” it seems, was ——— arbage Hauled Reasonable Monthly Rates E.0.DAVIS | TELEPHONE 212 Phone 4783 L ey D ———— ( ‘Every house needs westinghouse' iPARSONS ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractor—Dealer 140 So. Seward St. Juneau, Alaska 50 T g APPRECIATED Business Phone 161 Now even if the congressman Residence Phone Black $80 weren't a drinking man, how could| #— he refuse a thing like that—a gift from a friend of a friend and with absdlutely no axe to grind. He ap- ! m “nms preciated it very much. | 1941 Models Now on Display d the young man,|+ 'REPAIRS and SERVICE then, Tll have it|'} TUNEAU RADIO SERVICE sent down to you.” He started to|' Phone 464 Bill Hixson leave, then said: “Oh, I almost for- got. You don’t mind paying the duty, do you. It's just $550 a case?” Ne, the congressman didn’t mind. He would write a check. He did.| And ex for the cancelled check which had been cashed within the hour, that was the last seen or heard of the bright young man. If you think $33 is a paltry sum for £0 much trouble, remember that it could ke worked many times in a day, and many times that in a| H. S. GRAVES | | : “The Clothing Man” J | — HOME OF HART SCHAFPNER & MARX CLOTHING — Rice & Ahlers Co. week or so. Plumb Oil Bumers This is just the latest gag that ing — the con-men have thought up to|' Heating s poor congressmen. There, been ofhers down through| ~Hone'34 Shest Metal the years, ranging from black- sy mail to petty touches from men who represent themselves as po- litical down - and - outers. Oddly encugh, a scheme somewhat simi- lar to the whisky trick was worked| some years ago with fine English! tweeds. A congressman’s life is not an casy one, even if the electorate doesn’t let him down, The Alaskan Hotel Newly Renovated Rooms at Reasonable Rates Phone—Single O SEE MIELKE & COLLEN | Painting—Paper Hanging Decorating Service . PHONES——Red 232 largest paid circuldtion ‘of any Al- aska newspaper. 407 ® ...SAVI Oldest Bank fn Alaska ~ THE B. M. BEHRENDS BANK COMMERCIAL FORD AGENCY (Authorized Dealers) GREASES GAS — OIL Foot of Main Strees Juneau Motors om0 et s s Soothing Organ Music and Deliclous Fried Chicken EVERY NIGHT { DOUGLAS INN pohn Marin, Prop. Phone 86 | A R L ) _“ ! Krafft’s MANUFACTURING CO. CABINET WORK—GLASS PHONE 02 | Sanitary Meat Co. FOR QUALITY MEATS Call Phones: 13 and & e, GEORGE BROS. Widest Selection ol LIOUORS PHONE 92 or 9% Bedding Transfer MARINE PHONE BUILDING 767 | Rock—Coal Hauling | Stove—Fuel Oil Delivery | Thomas Hardware Co. | PAINTS — OILS 1 Builders’ and Shelt HARDWARE 8 e ' JUNEAU-YOUNG | Hardware Company | PAINTS—OIL—GLASS | Shelf and Heavy Hardware | Guns and Ammunition f | 'GENERAL MOTORS, DELCO and MAYTAG PRODUCTS . W. P. JOHNSON | “The Frigidaire Man” I 1T'S PAINT WE HAVE IT! Ideal Paint Shop VRED W. WENDT COWLING-DAVLIN | COMPANY DODGE and PLYMOUTH DEALERS HOTEL ‘Every comfott made for our guests EoRAE Alr Servce Information The Daily Alaska Empire has the PHONE 10 or 20 Subscribe for The Emplre. NGS...