The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 26, 1941, Page 7

o Count five average line.” , directory. THE-DAILY ALASKA:EMPIRE, MONDAY. MAY. 26, words to the THE FASTEST Daily rate per line for consecutive MOVING o | insertions: One day . 10¢ MARKET IN mdmonu days 50 JUNEAU . .. nimum 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! FOR RENT (Confinued) 618 E. Sixth. —_— FURNISHED house for re: R ion vt ARCHWAY Rooms, Cash or terms., e owner or phone ‘"l m in private home.| VACANCY at Fosbee Apts, | 4-ROOM FURNISHED apartment; Call| also 5-room strictly modern un- nt. DIAMOND « ring 8t aflmhce. In-| “Steve Stanworth. Phone 58. | furnished house. Phone 484. quire Orpheum Room: 1 D ey P o e s e - 3-ROOM - furnished heated nm,}’ :;mmsnsn apts. Phone Red Erwin Apts. Phone Red 559. | f o o5 & FOR RENT—Small house; also V‘;,i:xic‘;gg_ :’;:‘”"L"W:‘(“‘;‘;r ~‘~:’l‘~“< SY automatic ironer, late model. | steam heated apt. Phone 452. | ¢ o rel 5 after Phone 697. Posica gl | m. it - - | STEAM HEATED apt, available! ONE OFFICE rocm for rent. First FOR SALE —34-ft. trolling boat,| "~ June 1. J. B. Burford, Phone 79.| National Bank Bldg Sterling engine, Akrvik| B % 7% FOR RENT-—Apartments, , Alaska. | Phone 323. rxperc tun- wI‘OR RFNT 3.8 rnom a bath. Oil cook stove Fifth St, on | Black 619. CORNER LOT with cottage. Third' __—_ 2 [S05 8 Sitk pianos. agent. Phone 143.— rson Music Shoppe. WURLITZER Mea Write Mrs. G. H. Tozier, ‘FOR RENT—-—4 room flnt wnth bath. Starr Hill. inquire at office 20th Century Bldg. pt. and VACANCY perelle Apartment §20. 713 Phone Blue 575. Phone | = Y RO e COZY, warm furn. apts. Lights, | water, dishes, cooking utensfls ano 4 Apts| bath. Reasonable at Seaview. and Dixon. Phone Red 550. | VACANCY at the Phi Red 614. C shabaldak A] hone FOR SALE—3-room house at Auk OO TN TR .| VACANCY Shabaldak Apt Phone Bay. Near Auk Bay Store. C. H.|UNFURNISHED modern hous 642 Donohue. Automatic oil heat, full conerete|J ya; |vac Francis Apartments. — ey basement, hardwood floors, chan- TN : 0 = - - » Inquire Snap Shoppe. BOR, BALEL aurant “r“defl"”i( i v Sed Hadeddme, Avatiabie] W ik PP e e by Jure 1. G. E. Krause. Phone! FOR RENT—2-rm. and 3-rm. apt. & bargain. Phone Douglas 2. 43¢ | Hot and cold wa‘er. Steamheat e P L table! ———— - | Elec. range. Phone 569. FOR SALE—Tamale “"‘1’:’“:‘,;\"'l“,:l_‘_ 3-ROOM furnished house, bath, ofl bR for beer wine, living QUit-| = g uec - Blue 3-ROOM micely vii. sim, heated also four-room cabin in the apts. and houses. Windsor Apis lot 50 by 150. Located in] most thriving Interior | | or write Chas. Phil- Knight Apts. | VACANCY - 496. Gold | ,ROOVK in private home, attractive, reasonable. for sale—825 $1,900. Bill Norton. Hl‘.‘ IDENC Bell Av " Lunch, 7cheflpr to right . Owner leaving town. Philips MIDGE par Juneau. PRICED for quick sale: place, Auk Lake at Fritz Cove| after 5 p. m. See Getche corner, Call at house. = Sy :pon "RENT—Apt., MISCELLA“EBUS furnished. fitembeck Apts. SR VS Tl TWO large, clean, steam PIANO Toa(‘h?r Fm\l Lou;,hran, front room apt., Popular music. Modern style| ‘garbage, $35. Phone 143. harmony. Beginners or advanced.; Studio Capitol Apts, No. 7 Phone| 569. FOR RENT—3-room bath, steamheat. Phone Black 763. Klei: GUARANTEI‘D Realistic Perma- | nents, $4.50. Finger wave, 65c. | Lolas’ Beauty Shop. Telephone 201, 315 Decker Way. TURN your old gold lnm v'llue cash | or trade at Nugget Shop ‘ “mpire r‘lm.fi‘uw(lfi Pay’ TABLE MODELS ' Crosley Lay Down 3 SWEDI&H m'mage and cabmet Sparton 5-fube batls. Mrs. L. Skeie, 410 We st 12th St. Phone Green 662. ; y |1 AC-DC 6 tube BC & 3‘/; CENTS EACH PAID for used |} Crosley 6 tube Plastic sound gunny sacks at Coal Bunk- Arvin Mid "B;Dh;};r‘““ wnmlmu Carlson SMALL furnished apartment at the| Phone Red 1700. arine Bldg. "Phone it Blue TRM, cottage for rent. Oil heat. in| Suitable for man and wife. Phone Thane 3 three rings 3 rooms., nicely | VANCANCY — MacKinnon Apart- | heated, including water, apt. frrrrr e o unxp_ MART | BREMERTON . $37.50 eam-heated apartment. Green 220, | 3-ROOM, = Phone VACANCY Nugget Apartments. Re- duced ral stm. ht,| CHED S TR L el A 165, I‘ONE FURNISHED APARTMENT AND ONE UNFURNISHED Work on the Mount Rushmore miemorial at Rapid- City, §. D. with the death of the late Gutzon Borgltum in March of this rection of Borglum’s 28-year-old son, Lincoln. plete his work if he died. This is'a new picture of the memorial. ueorgo Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore R v Bremerton it was done pretty quick- '; ly, last July, to be exact. A train- | ing program which now includes 3,- | 500 men was begun in the Navy | Yard, and now the one-time bottie- | neck is getting to be nothing much | more than a handful of half-forgot- ten shards. | The work was done under the zen- | eral direction ¢f Commander W. R. | 7 E: shop superintendent in | I Navy Yard training, | and under him by Lt.-Comdr, O. D.'| Adams, USNR, whose job, when he's not on duty with the y, is being | Oregon’s State Director of Voca- | tional Education. | The training program itsell is or- three divisions, The first | which accommodates 570 s of 16 and 22, ganized in of these, men hetween the is the Navy Department's years-old | program of accepting apprentice | workmen under civil service rating | for a four-year course of instruction in any one of a dozen or more skill- | ed irades 1 Apprenticeship training in any- thing from instrument making to clectroplating and boilermaking— most of the apprentices, though, are machinists, electricians, sheet metal workers and shipfitters- carvied | on with brief lectures, for hours a week or so, and the rest of a full- ar APARTMENT. HILLCREST. time work week spent with ma- | PHONE 439, | chines, tools and drawing boards It 0 R S P g Apprenticeship not new; in- i APAWFMENT A0r_ redt. | Dall 78| orgice. Sralotis That is the today. ments. Phone 671 or 301 - BOTTLENECK n /\p.\ | SMASHED AT | | so50 4| 0 28.95 Navy Deparlment Estab- | lishes New System- Apprentices ers. i t3n %is Erwood w¢u Changer St Arvin RAdi’ Record Player _§1 WANTED e | { Philco 6- lube, low drain, new s § PUGET SOUND NAVY YARD, 2. A S podels - s BREMERTON, W y S T Philco 6-tube. Aash, lat- , Wash., May 26.—You HETRS Wfllf*cdnfif‘:t:m JOHN- |} M o™ " %2100 { can, metaphorically, hear glass S Dvmtas a.,103a, Estate| e ,,.," lennas, ete. in ~ { | tinkling around the Bremerton Nav sided Douglas ; S. o 1)‘. I\‘ PORTABLES Yard these days. It isn’t gunnery matter, Write ¢/o Box 1991, Daily z Sparton BC & SW White m u practice through windows, and it Sparton 3C & SW Brown Detrala Traveller Detrola Brown Case ... Ala; Empire. isn’t a bull in the shipfitting It's a bottleneck in the national de- shop. | | Navy’s program for offering men al- {ready employed an opportunity to |learn new skills and broaden their !old ones, so that they may be given higher rating more rapidly, with consequent higher pay, and that the Navy may sooner have the highly | skilled workmen which it dearly desires. In-Service Training The 1,000-odd men now taking the in-service training under the Puget und Navy Yard system have becn | designated by their superintendents and foremen to take the courses, and |as a result they are given brief lec- tures much like those given appren- !tices, in addition to concentrate:d instruction in the trade fields of | their chaice. From this corps of in-service | trainees is recruited a constant sup ply of skilled, finished workmen | ready and able to contribute their talents to the rapid and efficien (on.sllu(uun of American warship: Finally, the Navy has organize:i night school classes in over two doz- en technical subjects with the as- sistance of the Bremerton school system and the state board of voca tional education. At present ove 2,500 persons are enrolled, Navy WANTED—Light used car. Best DELS M ¢, 3 | E puy for cash. Call 351. Crgsiey 8-tube ,,“,, automatie . . fense being shivered into a thousand | Yard workmen, sailors from Navy 2 , record el 11400 ) | pieces by a strong Navy attack. | ships in port, and civilian residents WANTED — 18-ft. canoe. ‘Phone; 0'“';:‘,’,{';"‘"" '“"““‘,,,,.5. | The bottleneck in question is the of the community. The fact that the Green 353. 1 111 c:-w nvs' shortage of “skilled workmen—men |number is so large is a tribute not | S S T Table ‘uy who know how to run the most in- only to the Navy, which organized | WANTED--2 miners for Hawk In- ;‘c‘a SW, aseréer 3 e 450 ) !tricate and delicate gear cutting |the classes, buzynlso the gersonsl let. See Howard D. Stabler, Shat- RCIAL tuck Building 'LOST AND FOUND | e LOST—Zelss binoculars, x50, No. 1322044, between boat harbor and Front St., Saturday. Reward $5. Phone 136. fi‘ Table Model lfl sold g o terms, per cent trade-ins. Silyertone 7-tul FOUND—Auto keys, No. 8177, two keys on small ring. In parking | lot between 2nd and 3rrd Sts.| batterjes Emerson 6-volf COMMEI mfl.mtuhl._—_—“u machines, who can weld the plates enrolled, who in that way have dem- USED Silverton ll;bu. New Badteries, W ——-m-.‘ charge — Six months to pay—Liberal fi" batteries $21.30 Crosley Console, complete 'uh i BI.EC'I'IIB SEIVICE in a destroyer’s keel so they'll look ias though they grew that way, ship (fitter who know the tradition of their craft as far back as the car- avels of the Spaniards. When the - United States Navy began its intensive rearmament and |ship building program last gear, it *‘ (found there weren't enough men available with these skills and many others to do the Navy’s work quick- ly, effectively, efficiently as flll!“ Owner may have same 2, .. % Po% s s I‘g‘;,‘ b F gl ‘ /% o [Navy wanted it done. That held in e SRS I Sl . 2 d STREET Bremerton as well as in other Navy The Dally Alaska Empire has ! EVER' NG IN RADI | Yards. + paid circulation of any Al | 8 Training Program largest pal | ELECTRICAL LINES aska newspal DOWN ,MARD BIRD SMINTH - THESE eawa*aa‘me FR N\ \E TRLK \.\\k&N&" WMIST Q-GPRUNG & \.sa\( WNORE \\i\\b- \ECE — ALY SENGE \S DRANN BAEN o AT ONCE ™ mmm GODGLE AND'SNUFFY SMITH ; E\NS TR“&%"—ERRED "O ANOTHER CONP — GET MouR ‘“\\fl&‘:\ PACKED Something had to be done, and at We NOBODN! ALREADN o\g( o HEARD W SNNEFY THST T ABWNTED TORINY © the | onstrated their willingness to master | ;trades highly important to the na- | | tional defense at some inconvenience |to themselves. { The apprentice training prozram | is old; in-service training, the most " immediately effective, dates from last July; night school enrolhnvxfl | has remained at a steady high since | |the period of national emergency ] began last summer. | The net result is that the shortage | |of skilled workmen at Bremerton | is being overcome. That’s why | around the Navy Yard, if you listen ‘ hard vou can catch the tinkle of broken glass. T UEERED SUNTHINY ON GOOD NEWS, | iRty DRNGES GOOD SN -50 PRESOINT OF T SIHIES \S PUSSONEL WIRST W e AN 194]. ’ Son to Complete Work on Rushmore Memorial | and terminated rd under the di- It was the wish of the late sculptor that his son com- From the left, w ee the heads of 1t end Abraham Linceln. begun 14 years in goes fo After the Bombers Came v . o » * With a knitted headpiece covering her; Mrs ah Mason, 68, sits out- side the wreckage of her heme in Liverpool, England. Mrs, Mason rescued hér four grandchildren after a Nazi bomb made kindling wood of the house. “Tlires non-speratic fishermen fefropolifan opera tenor, v.mr, Mary, by the N, Y. Fishery couneil, By BILLY DeBECK 7 WE'RE SAPPN ARRD BARD STH W-STHRTE, SRRGE L& WKS -s LEMME OUTTA ~— e | TIMELY CLOTHES NUNN-BUSH SHOES STETSON HATS Quality Work Clothing [] FRED HENNING Complete Outfitter for Mem | Owned Grocers ‘ NEXT TO CITY HALL PHONE 767 Electric Service Shop | RADIOS — APPLIANCES Electric Servicing | Jerry McKinley Phone 166 —_—e SYSTEM CLEANING PHONE 15 Alaska Laundry > SANITARY PLUMBING and HEATING COMPANY W. J. NIEMI, Owner “Let your plumbing worry be our worry.” PHONE 788 | e Alaska Music Supply FORD AGENCY (Authorized Dealer) GREASES GAS — O1L Poot of Main Street | | i Arthur M. Uggen, Manager | Phone 206 Junean Motors ettt Ulall Nut and Lump COAL Alaska Dock & Storage Co. L TELEPHONE 4 W * THRIFT (0-0P | Member Natlahal Refailes- L S — Soothing Organ Musir Delicious Fried Chlcl::d EVERY NIGHT DOUGLAS INN John Marin, Prop. Phone 6 HOME GROCERY | Phone 146 : — B 7 ¥ [| Home Liquor § ’ { e e s ||| Irafft’s S MANUFACTURING CO; [ CABINET WOR| | “sMILING SERVICE" PHONE &1 " Bert's Cash Grocery — [ PHONE 104 or 105 S ! L Free Delivery : Juneau P?)ll)zn:uryAmYMeeiAco i — AND POULTRY I | FREE DELIVERY o Call Phones: 13 and & FRANKLIN STREET between Front and Second Streets ! The Juneau Laundry W Widest Selection ol LIQUORS l PHONE 82 or 85 PHONE 359 Garbage Hauled Reasonable Monthly Rates E. 0. DAVIS TELEPHONE 213 Phone 4783 —_—— r\“ Thomas Hardware Co. PAINTS — OILS Builders’ and Shelf HARDWARE [ —y | ‘Every house needs westinghouse’ || "ARSONS ELECTRIC C0. || JUNEAU-YOUNG | 140 S¢. Seward 5t. Juneau, Alasks Hardware Company PAINTS—OIL—GLASS | . Business Phone 161 | Repl erice Phone Black $80 . Sh;ll and :lnvy Hardware " uns and Ammunition | i " ZENITH RADIOS ; i lMl on Display ! SERVICE umn.u, MOTORS, DELCO } SERVICE | and M@YTAG PRODUCTS &7 Bill Hixson . W. P. JOHNSON “The Frigidaire Man” o IF IT'S PAINT WK HAVE IT! VES HOME OF HANT SCHAFFNER ' MARK CLOTRNG Ideal Paint Shop o, VRED W. WENDT Rice & AblersCo. ‘(| | Plunibihg'— Oil Bumners COWLING-DAVLIN | COMPANY | c DODGE and PLYMOUTH DEALERS Heating . Phone 34 Sheet Metal The Alaskan olel Newly Renovated at Reasonable Rates Phone—Single O Fmplire Classifieds Pay! Subscribe for The Emoire. COLUMBEIA LUMBER COMPANY IbF 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 Thell,M. Behrends ~ Bank Oldest Bank in Alaska COMMERCIAL . - SAVINGS ']