The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 22, 1941, Page 7

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ©Count five average words to the line. THE FASTEST N Daily rate per line for consecutive MOVING insertions: One day ..............10¢ MARKET IN ‘ Additional days . 5o JUNEAU . .. | Minimum charge .....50c | Copy must be in the office by 2 USE EMPIRE | o'clock in the afternoon to insure CLASSIFIEDS insertion on same day. / We accept ads over telephone FOR QUICK from persons listed in telephone RESULTS! | _-———————"_________..____"‘m y FOR SALE FOR RENT E. WASH. m:f;“':’ng' :";':" 3-ROOM furnished heated Phone Blue ; Erwin Apts. Phone Red 550, | duced TOR SALE — One 1835 4-door| —— — o ONE FURNISHED APARTMENT Plymouth. All new tires. Good|FOR RE mall _house; also, =l e UNFURNISHED am heated apt. Ph 45 | engine, $100 cash. PHone Green| Stcam heafed 3t Phone 2. | 4psppMENT. HILLCREST.| 619 or call at 416 East St. STEAM HEATED apt, atailable PHONE ‘439, June 1, J. B. Buriifd. 'Plione 9. | s —pt—sm—rmmmrr s i i " 57 AN, APARTMENT for rent. Call 478 FOR RENT-—4-room flat with bath. today. [ b e ______|SLEEPING rcom with or without FOR RENT — 3-room apt. and| board. Phone Green 462. FOR RENT (Continued) apt.| VACANCY Nugget Ajartments. Re-| ' CABIN cruiser. Model “A”; ». Phone 036, two long two rings, between 3:30 and short " 7 pm T1.TUBE cabinet radio, 3 bands,| path. Oil cook stove. $20. T13| rezsonable. 175 A, Gastirieat Ave.| pifth St., on Starr Hill. Phone| VANCANCY — MacKinnon Apart- Black 619. ments. Phone 671 or 304. FRESH GRADE “A” RAW GOAT MILK delivered daily. For in- formation PHONE 385, order of-| fice of Ravenhorst Goat Dairy. .| VACANCY — Snow White Apts.| VACANCY at the Mead Apts. i Phone Red 614, | ;’h;nn:a 209 or Green 355 after FOR_RfiTli—xr 3 rooms and‘: — path. Stm. heat. Phone 315 or|3 :o'mmsm apts. Phone Red call at 730 Gold St o — { HOUSE. carpet and curtains in-| 1 cluded. No furniture. Phone Red| 150 1 house.| ONE OFFICE room for rent. First UNFURNISHED modern house. Automatic oil heat, fill concrete| National Bank Bidg. basement, hardwood floors, c_han-‘,mR RENT—Apartments, mqulr_g el view, two bedrooms. Available! gt office 20th Century Bidg. Ny June 1. G. E. Krause, PhomB| . 0 COZY, warm furn. spts. Lights, automatic ironer, late model. SALE — 34-ft. trolling boat, 5 Sterling engine, Akrvik girdies. Write Mrs. G. H. Tozier, Sitka, Alaska FOR Y 1% 439. | § o CTOMETEIEAR N NSRS e e, SURGRER LT | 3-ROOM furnished bouse, bath, oil! path. Reasomable at Seaview. stoves. Blue 135. | | VAGANCY at Fosbee Apts. IVACANCY Perelle Apartment. Phone Blue 575. 4-ROOM FURNISHED apartment; Also 5-room strictly modern un- furhished house. Phone 484. | 2-RM. cottage for rent. Oil heat. In | LOST ANU FOUND Juneau. Suitable for man and!mST Zcigs . '—Zeiss binoculars, 7x50, No. . | b R ic"‘"e TiogS 1392044, between boat herbor and LOT with cottage. Third| after 5 p. m. See Getehell. Front St., Saturday. Reward $5. Phone 136. - CEDAR skiff. Built last .. Ingitire Sully’s Bakery. SMALL furnished apartment at the Knight Apts. Phone Red 700. V;'IIRLIT';'J:‘IE pianos. Expert tun- o ing. Alaska agent. Phone 143.— Geo. Anderson Music Shoppe. VACANCY — Marine Bldg. Phone 496. Ré()M in Vm’h:'a!cihomc. 5(.:;1 ht., attractive, reasonable. Blue 165. BABY BED and mattress, good,| cl condition, reasonable. Phone Black 634. { ARCHWAY Rooms, Cash or terms. See owner or phone 774. CORN | oitchhoalh, ook ot i N O and Dixon. Phone Red 550. | FOR RENT—Apt., 3 rooms., nicely! Ay < WA W s — ] . Rl Sty SRl S SIL STOVE, si5; field glass, $3s;, furnished. Steinbeck Apts. | FOUND—Auto keys, No. 8177, two Kodak camera, $65. John Knud-| rwo farge; 1 Keys on small ring. In parking son. Call 214 after 5 p.m. front room apt. ineluding water, 1ot befween 2nd and 3rrd Sts. i on Main. Owner may g S8 FOR S oom house at Auk | Earbage. = e i | by paying for pthl‘:ifd:?aw e Bay. Near Auk Bay Store. C. H. | cCOMPLETELY furnished 6-room| =4 Donchue. | 5 | g B et Y| _STEP to Health with Beter Peet, e % Phone 648. Chiropodist Dr. Steves. FOR RENT—3-r0om —adv. bath, steamheat. Phone Black 763. steam heated, | i‘i)é SALE—Restaurant and apart- ment house: income property &t a bargain. Phone Douglas 28. apt. with Klein Apts TR 0 T { | £mpire Classifieds Pay! FOR SALE—Tamale House suitable, for beer and wine, living quar- also four-room cabin in the re: lot 50 by 150. Located in ¥ B . Alaska’'s most thriving Interior| VACANCY ~- Frahcis Avpartments. » town. Call or write Chas. Phil-| Inquire Snap Shoppe. _lps, Faibanks, AlSKA. . | pop RENT—g-rm. and 3-mm. aBL|{ cresey o FABLE MODELS FOR SALE OR TRADE—27-ft.| Hot-and cold water. Steamheat.|| Swarton st 3 4 troller, fully equipped. Give lerms., Elee. range. Phome 569. ) 293. t - Phol 3-ROOM nicely v.i. sum. heated| apts. and housés. Windsor Apts | BTROOMTv!cnm-heated apart_rfiexlt. Phoné Green 220, VACANCY Shabaldak Apts. Phone| 842. BADIO WART Cronley 7 tube 9-tube Sparte; TRAILER house, faetory built, nearly new, two convertible beds.| Jdouble compartment, heater and cooking stoves, icebox, sink, water tanks, etc. Attractive appear- S PP TR ance. Reasonably priced. Write T;mem‘;fl lg:;‘hg:‘n; Box 633 or see opposite Alaska|, Grummett, Phone 253. Dairy, Glacier Highway. MISCELLANEOUS | | PIANO Teacher, Emil Loughran.| Popular music. Modern style| harmony. Beginners or advanced. Studio Capitol Apts, No. 7 Phone| Arvin Midgets, 4-tube 5 9.95 RECORD PLAYERS Strombers Carlson Erwood Record Changer $49.50 Arvin Radlo and Recerd Player $19.95 ’AR RADIOS RESIDENCE for sale—825 Gold Belt Ave. Bill Norton, ;\ZID( ‘iunch, cheap to right party. Owner leaving town, Philips| record changer PRICED for 1 Crosley Fiver quick sale: place, Auk Lake at Fritz Cove| 5gg, | § Table model Cre wl corner, Call at house. s L, SRS AN SR SV SRS SR [ & 7 tube GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- i nents, $4.50. Finger wave, 65c.|} BME 67 new t-E: — 39050 WARTED Advertising Art, Calendar & Special- ty Manufacturer is seeking a live wire representative for Juneau and Suburbs, one with following pre- ferred—prices 25% below c¢ompeti- tion—highest commissions prompt- 1y paid — write stating qualifica- tions. Weiss Calendar Co., 3692 E. Y Forest, Detriot, Michigan. Lolas’ Beauty Shop. Telephone 201, 315 Decker Way. TURN your old gold into value, cash ot trade at Nugget Shop. SWEDISH massage and cabinet| baths. Mrs. L. Skele, 410 West 12th St. Phone Green 662. _1ath 8t Phone Green 882. |} gmetson Sveli - ssise i N e oot min | | EECTRIC SERVICE WANTED—Light used car. Best oo i SHOP ‘ 217 Seward STREET EVERYTHING IN RADIO Silverton 8-Tube, New Batteries, BC and SW Bestion — . §99. mr-mmdwanw__:u.: All radios sold on easy terms, small down payment, 5 per cent finance charge — Six monihs to pay—Liberal trade-ins. Silvertone 7-tube, new batteries $24.50 BATTERY Crosiey Console, complete with batteriés buy for cash. Call 351. i g | The Daily Alaska Empire has the Wi oo i e 0 A WANTED — 18-ft. cance. Phone water, dishies, cooking utensils and | DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY "Soldiers" in the Fadlory \ To Maintain One on the Firingline It Takes 18 CLEVELAND—Insisting that to-| day wars will be won in the factory, the National Machine T90l Builders Association, calculates the nt complex, mechanized war-, requires 18 men to maintain just one soldier on the firing line. In 1918 only five men backed up every man at the front. | The modern soldier fires a rifle three times as fast as in the first World War. He can travel, com- pletély equipped, ten times as far in a day. The tank, introduced oy the British in the first World War but a limited factor until the clos- ing stages, now is vital. And the airplane’s long - distance bomb- carrying capacity is 32 times that of the last great conflict. Therefore, the association caleu- lates, “the real contest today Is not on the firing line but on the factory production line where de- fense equipment is buiit. ' “The great army of men behind the army at the front today m- cludes steelmakers, shipbuilders, metal workers, farmers, parts as- semblers, inspectors and a long list of others. But none is of great- er importance than the country’s operators of machine tools — an army of over a million men.” There are hundreds of types of machine tools, some of them small bench-size units, others weighing 50 or more tons and standing os high as a three-story house. The industry says the demand is <o tremendcus that United States production this year will amount |to $750.000,000 — or $300,600,000 | greater than last year, which was | double booming 1929. | i | | i | | i | I } Shell production is the job of this caliber armor-piercing bullets. It cuts them out of It takes the machine at the left more than two days ammunition to keep this .50 caliber maéhine gun AY 22, 194 - This ders. machine drills 14 holes simul does as much werk in three minute do in a full hour’s time. It is enti machine, one of long bars of very firing steadily for Installed in Pratt and Whitney's a greup in a midwestern plant which makes .50 tough steel. cf rout.d-the-clock operation to produce enough tanecusly in aircraft engine cylin- East Hartford, Conn,, plant, it s as seven machines formerly could rely antomatic. r a single hour. General ~ Snalching ~ WaveOn iMany High—()—flicers Have: Been Captured During Present Conflict | s AP Feature Service Looks like there’s no percentage in getting to be a general any more. Time was (according to legend) when a general had it prétty .soft far back of the lines with plenty to eat and no mud, but in this war a lot of generals have been right out in front of the battle—or else the battle has caught up with them. A German broadcast in May, 1940, during the invasion of France, told how panzer troops 'captured the town of La ‘Capelle. The last resistarice came from the postoffice, said the repofter, telling how can- | non’ had crumbled its . walls. Hel cofitinuéd:’ " = ° “Two elderly neh * generals stepped ot withouf "Arms, one a division) general and -the, other a brigadier. A ° German tank sped who told them, ‘Gentlémen, I re- gret the circumstances under which largest paid circulation of any Al- aska Dewspaper, ELEOCTRICAL LINES Green 353. we meet. May I express my re- spects regarding the brave ma |and an admiral were c ner in which your troops fought this battle?’ " Gen. Wilhelm List (now German field marshal in the Balkans) once captured 15 French soldiers single- handed. Sevenn rrencn generals were killed in action in the battle of Flandeérs and several others were' taken prisoner, fighting to the la: with what remained of their divi- sions. The' biggest general-lost been the Ttalians. Sixteen g Tobruk. Several more, the colorful Gen. Annibale (Ele: tric Whiskers) Bergonzoli, were taken at Bengasi. Then, when the tide turned in the desert, the British lost a few generals to the Axis. {roops. One was Gen. Richard O'Connor, who, with Lieut.-Gen, Henry Wilson, carried out General Wavell's wesi- ward drive. “Electric Whiskers” took his car ture philesophically, but his phi osophy lacked much of the grand- eur displayed by another cap- tured Fascist, Gen. Francesco Ar- gentino, - Argentino, found hidingf along the beach after the fall uf| Bardia, swept an eloquent arm to- wards’ phe vast Libyan sands and cried: i “For all'I care about this desert,| you can have it! I myself am a poet.” | Bergongoli is famous for leading his men into dangerous places. He has been seen dashing over the battlefield with a machine gun’ up, carrying ~a ‘German general, slung over his shoulder. Once in weighing eighty tons. the Ethiopidn invasion of 1935 nhe tock a small column into the woods. Days later he returned alone, his stomach torn by a bul- CNIF -SNIF — T KNOW PR DONE WS DTN @S UE SEEN (T AN T CAN'T BLANME A HONE-BNT T DO AR, W wou IO TUAT SOLIER COMP \N T FLET-LONDS @ 0 RECKON T'\\_BE NG, LONG TIME QFORE \E WERARS THESE YERE CWILNUN CLOTHES RGN — BLU8 - T CANT 00K X 'Ety WIFOUT MY ENES PUODLN' BP 800 N By BILLY DeBECK off | W00 - T JES GOT O G & HOLT ON WNSE'E — T AINT ET ENUFE To WEE® & WREMNY BIRD BLWE — SWE - TS SCACEWN RN T POT let. Another time, while others were taking sheiter, Bergonzoli strode into the fray calmly eating gum- drops. .- — Arithmelic On Soldiers FORT LEWIS, Wash., May 22 — 1f you happen to be interested in the cld Napoleonic precept of a soldier's activity on his stoméch, here is a commissary officer’s com- pilation of a buck private's average menthly consumption: Forty-five eggs, 25 cups of milk, 6 cans of condensed milk, 14 potinds of heef, 3 pounds of fresh pork, 1'% pounds of bacon, 2 pounds of poul- try, one pound of fish, one-fourth t of oysters, 3 pounds of butter, cne-half pound of cheese, one pint of ice cream, 20 pounds of potatoes, 12 pounds of bread, 6 packages of dry cereal, 3 pounds of coffée, one pint of catsup, 11 pounds of flour and one-half pound of beans, I 7 Yl 1 % BASEL, Switzerland, May 22, — Production of lubricating ofl ‘&nd soap fat from coffee grounds will be one of Switzerland's next moves to combat wartime scarcity. Bhsel nas a dump pile of grounds already School children will catch “June- | bugs” (beetles) this year, to be tised as fo for Swiss chickens and ducks, also on rations. ANWTH SYSTEM CLEANING ~ PHONE 15 Alaska Laundry — | Utah Nut and Lump COAL Alaska Dock & Storage Co. TELEPHONE 4 HOME GROCERY ‘ Phone 146 Home Liquor Storée—Tel. 699 American Meat——Phone 38 “SMILING SERVICE” Bert's Cash Grocery PHONE 104 or 105 Free Delivery Juneau The Juneau Laundry FRANKLIN STREET between Front and Second Streets PHONE 359 Garbage Hauled Reasonable Menthly Rates E. 0. DAVIS TELEPHONE 212 Phote 4783 “Every house needs PARSONS ELE Electrical Con C CO. P . | E.5. GRAVES ! “T'he Clothiing Mas® !uon:opw Rice & Ahlers Co Plumbing — Ol Burness Heating Phone 34 Sheet Metal The Alaskan Hotel Newly Renovated Rooms Phone—Single O Empire’ Cldssitinds Paj! S e I " COLUMBIA LUMBER COMPANY OF ALASKA Lumber and Building Materials PHONES 587 or 747—JUNEAU SECURE YOUR LOAN THROUGH US To Improve and Modernize Your Home Under Title I, F. H. A. Pl THRIFT CO-0P Member National Retailer- - Owned Grocers NEXT TO CITY HALL PHONE 767 + | Electric Service Shop | RADIOS — APPLIANCES | Electric Servicing | Jerry McKinley Phone 166 W..J. NIEMI, Owner “Let your plumbing worry be our wotry.” PHONE 78 | — e g b FORD AGENCY (Authorized Dealerw) GREASES Junean Molors m..-.. Soothing Organ Music and Delicious Fried Chicken EVERY NIGHT DOUGLAS INN John Marin, Prop. Phone 36 sblnnilary Meat Co. | MEATS AND POULTRY FREE DELIVERY Call Phones: 13 and & |y Tecop g s g gy am—— GEORGE BROS. l Wideat Selection ol LIQUORS [ PHONE 92 or 83 e '“__—| Thomas Hardware Co. HARDWARE 7 g JUNEAU-YOUNG Hardware Company PAINTS—QIL—GLASS Shelf and Heavy Hardware Guns ahd Ammunition GENERAL MOTORS, DELCO and MAYTAG PRODUCTS W. P. JOHNSON “The Frigidaire Man” IF I8 PAINT WE BAVE 1! " Ideal Paint Shop o 2 X COWLING-DAVLIN 1891—Half a Century of Banking—1941 TheB.M. Behrends nk Oldest Bank in Alaska COMMERCIAL SAVINGS #