The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 11, 1941, Page 7

‘ THE DAILY ALASKA; EMPIRE, WEDNESI);\Y, JUNE. | l., 1941, DRAFT SETUP, COMPLETE LIST OF LOCAL BOARDS CLASSIFIED ABVERTISING Count five average words to the line. Daily rate per line for consecutive insertions: THE FASTEST MOVING MARKET IN JUNEAU . .. USE EMPIRE CLASSIFIEDS FOR QUICK RESULTS! 10e ays 5e Minimum charge ... 50c Copy must be in the office by o'clock in the afternoon to insure insertion‘on same day. We accept ads over telephone from persons listed in telephone FOR SALE FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS or trade—Hotel, 4-ROOM furnished house, located | GUARANTEED Realistic -Perma- 35 rooms. Nicely furnished. No on Gold Street. Inquire Mrs. Ros- | nents, $4.50. Finger wave, 65c. vacancies. Good paying business, enberg, 407 S. Franklin. ‘ Lolas’ Beauty Shop. Telephone Sale on account of f)l‘n“uge'.Wr‘ ;E(')_(')?\f#fimm_ ‘;i—(:;"fnfl;lvja o) 201, 315 Decker Way. B | TORN your old gold into value, cash Douglas | furnished; near telephone offic or trade at Nugget Shop. ' 2 FOR SALE, lease St. Ann's Ave. Phone 693. washing ‘machine, coil spring, bed ; one balance Inquire 410 one single mattress, scale 10th SWEDISH massage and cabinet baths. Mrs. L. Skele, 410 West r2th St. Phone Green 662. bedroom apt. Oil! able neighborhood. Phone Blue 302, and FOR RENT-—3 heat. De St : Reasonable West _.!3% CENTS EACH PAID for used apt.. sound gunny sacks at Coal Bunk- | ers. house business and fur- Black 429 ROOMING ni Phone FOR RENT — 3-rm. fur. Phone Red 700, " LOST and FOUND LOST—Palr of glasses in a Simpson tan case. Reward. turn to Empire, 730. rug with pad THE HILLCREST: SEVERAL| FURNISHED APARTMENTS WITH BEDROOMS. CALL AT THE HILLCREST OR PHONE : Black Lunch counter In- Alaskan Hotel Lunch. | FOR SALE quire the Dr Re- ;PA‘R’I‘M NT for rent. Call 478 ot INDIANS 10 ONE 12-FT. round bottom boat.| VANCANCY — MacKinnon Apart- | Built of Port Orford cedar; also| ments. Phone 671 or 304. ! BE STUDIED reconditioned J 10 1| 3°ROOM nicely var. stm. neated | See . apts. and hou: Windsor Apts BY (OllEGE FOR SALE-—17-ft. Mahogany Drake craft speedboat. 90 h.p. Practical- Phone 219, motor | MIDGET Lunch, cheap to right|s RooMS and bath, parly. Owner leaving town, | 713 5th St. Phone z et Bl monthly.{ 619. | WATKINS Products. Phne. BK VACANCY Perelle Apts. New m ARCIIWAY Rooms, Cash or terms.| 28€r, John, Conn. Phone Blue See owner or phone 774. 3-ROOM furnished heated apt [ Apts. Phone Red 559. WURLITZER pianos. Expert tun-| Erwin . ing. Alaska agent. Phone 43— |FOR RENT—Small hous Geo. Anderson Music Shopy i Steatt: Hilbod. A5t Dhone STEAM HEATED apt, available | June 1, J. B. Burford. Phone 79. FOR SALE--Restaurant and apart- ment house: income property wt a bargain. Phone Douglas 28. | VACANCY the Mead Apts. | Phone Red 614, WANTED o Hd UNFURNISHED modern house. at HEIRS wanted of PET | R JORIN-| SON, | born Denmark, 1868, re- , hardwood floors, chan- | Is. 1032, - Estate| hel view, two bedrooms. Available| /o Box 1991, Daily| by June 1. 439, Empire. Hits Pric; lemg ! 96, R et R Ay g 5] |ROOM in private home, stm. ht.,| attractive, reasonable. Blue 165. s TWO large, clean, steam heated,| front room apt. including water, | garbage, $35. Phone 143. ! “ROOM FURNISHED apartment; ‘ also 5-room strictly modern un-} furnished house. Phone 484. | |2 FURNISHED apts. Phone Red| ! so0. } | VACANCY — Snow White Apts.| Phone 299 ar ‘Green 355 after| | & pan, | |ONE OFFICE voom for rent, First| Naticnal Bank Bldg. { FOR RENT-Apartments, inquire| at office 20th Century Bldg. warm furn. apts. Lights, | water, dishes, cooking utensils and | bath. Reasonable at Seaview, Sen. Bllison D. Smith | Wkl ' |VACANCY Shabaldak Apts. Phone An investigation of price-fixing| g9 powers of Leon Henderson, admin- | - istrator of the Office of Price Ad:| yACANCY — Fra ministration and Civil Supply, was | demanded in Washington by S # L S ator Ellison D. (Cotton Ed) Smith,| poR RENT—2-rm. and 3-rm. apt. ‘l)If S]"“"h C‘“’m";- :"l:mg:zz"{;d Hot and cold water. Steamheat. enderson would be su e A A 2 fore the Senate for questioning. | WL‘iloc. i th(j_aG& s Avartments.: Inquire Snap Shoppe. VACANCY Nugget A.-)anments,m-‘ duced rates. ‘r FOR RENT. | Junean Liguor Store Space Will Remodel to Suit Tenant. | ———e—— See Percy’s Cafe | A R T SR BUX BETHSSE BONDS 2-ROOM furnished cabin on Gas-| tineau Ave. Inquire Juneau Paint Store. | To man the fleet now being contemplated, the U. S. Navy must train 16,000 officers by 1947, ¢ Kdny on the yacht Represenla?ive of Univer- sity of New Mexico on Alaska Tour On a tour of Southeast Alask for the purpose of collecting reli of the Alaska Indian, Dr. Fran Hibben of the University of New Mexico arrived in Juneau yester- Junior of Ta- coma. The Junior, owner and captain yesterday and is for fuel and supplics, scheduled to leave, bound shipments. Accompanying Dr. Hibben are his wife and two children, The party will proceed to Seward and re- turn, R B S B RADIO MART CONSOLES 9-tube Sparton 5 o TABLE MODELS Crosley Lay Down Sparton 5-tube Sparton 6 tube _ Crosley Push Button AC-DC 6 tube BC & SW Arvin Midgets, -tube .. ___ RECORD PLAYERS Strombers Carlson . S28. Erwood Record Chanker Arvin Radio and Record Player. CAR RADIOS Philco G-tube, low drain, new models 3 - $31.50 Philco 6-tube, under dash, lat- est model . $21.00 Suppressors, Anténnas, etc., in stock for all cars. PORTABLES Sparton BC & SW White _____$31.50 Detrola Traveller . 31.50 24.50 00 ¢ Detrola Brown Case _______ PHONO MODELS Crosley 8-tube with automatic record _changer e | Crosley 7-tube_wit] record changer _ 1 Crosley Fiver ) e madel Crosiéy, with Ree- ord Player, Recorder 7 tube BC&SW g COMMERCIAL RME 69, new tubes USE] Silverton 8-Tube, New Batteries, BC and SW —$20.50 RCA Table Model BC & 5W 00 sugm:u;u o el ;-u- "”5' L S3250 Emerson i d AR 7 All radios sold on easy terms, siball payment, 5 per cemt finance — Six months to pay—Liberal S 4 2 i ANNOUNCED BY GOVERN Formal organization of the Selec- tive Service System for the Terri- tory of Alaska is announced by Gov. Ernest Gruening, who accom- panied the list of Local Boards with this statement: “The Selective Training and Serv- ice of 1940 provides a thoroughly just, orderly and democratic method of determihing the place where each registrant may best serve the Na- tion. Some will be qualified to serve in the armed forces. Many more will be needed in their present oc- cupations or will have persons de- | them for support deferment pendent upon which will make their necessary. “The classification and selection {of those who have registered under the Act will be done by 24 Local | Boards throughout the Territory. Each board will consist of from three to five representative citizens from various walks of life who are | familiar with conditions within the locality where they will serve. These men have been appointed by the President, upon the recommenda- tion of the Governor. Appeal Agent “In addition to the Board mem- bers, there will be a government {Appeal Agent appointed for each board area. The Appeal Agent has no authority to change the classi- fication of a registrant, but can examine the records and appeal any case in which the interests of the individual or the government have not, in his judgment, been pro- tected “The Local Boards will not only |classify those who have registered but will conduct istrations as may bhe required, The | registration boards organized for the original registration of January 22, 1941, will no longer function. Appeal Board The regulations promulgated hy |the President also provides for an Appeal Board for the Territory of Alaska. This Board will consist of five members who will sit in a ca- pacity similar to that of a Court of Appeal. The Appeal Board will have no original jurisdiction but will re- view those cases properly certified |for appeal. The regulations state in part that, ‘The registrant, any per- ison who claims to be a dependent of the registrant, a government Ap- peal Agent, the Director of Selective Service, or the State Director of Selective Service may appeal to the ic oil heat, full concrete| George Heagerty, arrived here late Board of Appeal from any Local Board classification, except that no appeal may be made by or on be- G. E. Krause, Phone for the Westward some time today. half of a registrant classified in | Several shipments of study material |Class IT or Class IIT who claims a - .|on the Alaska Indian have already lowes ACANCY — Marine Bldg. Phone|been sent Outside. A large totem | classification.” “In exceptional cases a further |pole was included in one of the appeal may be made to the Presi- \dent. Thus it is evident that ample precautions have been taken to in- sure the fair and impartial classi- fication of all registrants. | To Shuffle Cards | “Territorial Director of Seélective | Service John McCormick is dis- tributing to the 24 Local Board the registration cards assigned to them. | As soon ,as they are received the such future reg- " |Board will shuffle the cards in a | haphazard manner. They will then |number them consecutively from {one until all cards are numbered | These numbers are known as serial | numbers and are only for the pur- pose of conducting the Territorial lottery which will determine the lordm number of the registrant. The |order numbers indicate the order of liability for service of each regis- {trant within his Local Board. It is expected that the Territorial lot- tery will be held sometime in July “T am sure,” said Gov. Gruening, | “that the local boards will function |in a highly satisfactory manner. iwm-n the armed forces call for men {to be inducted for training, Alaska will, as she has in the past, be ready and willing to do her part in furnishing men for the defense of the Nation.” The Appeal Board for the Terri- tory consists of B. D. Stewart, Isidor Goldstein, Donald W. Ha the Rev. William G. LeVasseur and Michael Haas. Lecal Boards Local Boards are as follows: Anchorage—Thomas C. Price, W. J. McDonald, R. 8. Bragaw, J. O. Chandler, Charles Carlson; Appeal Officer, Dr. J H. Romig; Physicians, Howard Romig, C. J. Toohey, A. S. Walkewski, P. L. Heitmeyer, R. L. Works and Harold Sozn. Barrow-—Chas ard H. Burkher, Daniel J. Manning; Appeal Officer, the Rev. Fred Kler koper; Physician, Harry Burnstein | Bethel John H. Snow, Aibert Schimidt, Robert Gierke; Appeal Of- ficer, F. €. Wiseman; Physician, Leslie A. White. | Cordova — Francis Jones, John Paden, George F. McDonald, F. A. Hansen, Archie I. Field; Appeal Officer, G. E. Means; Physicians, Jos. E. Young, W. H. Chase Fairbanks—Wm. N. Growden, Sam d Radio Man Hel | ‘ Robert Kligler A spokesman for national defense who was recently honored by the American Academy of Public Af- fairs for his “service as a radio analyst,” Robert Kligler, known on the radio as Robert Arden, news commentator, has been arrested by immigration authorities in Los | Angeles on a warrant charging tllegal entry. Kligler describes | himself as & man with a $5,000 price on his head, & price fixed by the Nazi government. H. Dickinson, G. Lee Stagg, H. C. ‘Turner. Kodiak Stuart S. Nichols, Warren Taylor, A Holmes Johnson, A. B. Jone: Kotzebue—Alfred G. Francis 7 X, enson, B. W. Neily; Appeal Of- ficer, A. R. Ferguson; Physiciain, Ray E. Smith. Metlakatla—Wm. Hemsing, Laur- ence P. Atkinson, Ted E. Benson; Appeal Officer, James Evans; Physi cian, Eugene Mankovich, Nome Polet, J. Sidney Rood, Ofiver Weaver, Almer Rydeen; Appeal (n’—" Charles C. Naughton, | D. Brower, How- Harry Becker, C. D. Carter; Apeal | Officer, W. J. Erskine; Physicians, | ~ C. C. Tanner, Anthony R e . TIMELY CLOTHES NUNN-BUSH SHOES STETSON HATS Quality Work Clothing a FRED HENNING Complete Outfitter for Mem > THRIFT CO-OP | Member National Retaller- Owned Grocers NEXT TO CITY HALL PHONE 767 Electric Service Shop RADIOS — APPLIANCES Electric Servicing Jerry McKinley Phone 166 SANITARY PLUMBING and HEATING COMPANY W. J. NIEMI, Owner “Let your plumbing worry be our worry.” PHONE 788 . i SYSTEM CLEANING PHONE 15 Alaska Laundry s FORD AGENCY P . GREASEN GAS ~— 0O Poot of Math Street Alaska Music Supply | | Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Utah Nut and Lump 1 COAL Alaska Dock & Storage Co. TELEPHONE 4 || HOME GROCERY Phone 146 Home Liquor Store—Tel. 699 American Meat——Phone 38 “SMILING SERVICE" | Bert's Cash Grocery PHONE 104 or 105 Free Delivery Juneau White, Noel Wien, Chas. Creamer, ficer, Benjamin B. Mozee; Phy. P. J. McDonald; Appeal Officer, ¢lans. J. §. judah, Thomas Morcom Andrew Nerland; Physicians, ¥, B, _ Palmer—Walter E. Huntley, L. Gillespie, Rex. F. Swartz, B. F. An- EIY, A. A Johnson, Ross L. Sheely, |drews, David Hoehn, Jas. Suther- Herbert C. Hanson; Appeal Officer, The Juneau Laundry FRANKLIN STREET between Front and Second Streets land, Noble Dick, Paul B. Haggland, Fort Yukon — Alvin T. Rowe, George S. Wilson, Emil Bergman- Appeal Officer, Ray Randall; Physi- (’;‘ cign, H. J. Aldrich. Haines—Otto E. Schombel, Sam- uel P. Troutman, B. A. Barnett; Ap- peal Officer, John W. Swets; Physi- cian, at Chilkoot Barracks. Juneau—Felix Gray, George A. Dale, Frank Metcalf, John A. Mar- tin, the Rev. G. Edward Knight; Appeal Officer, Frank Dufresne; Physicians, W. W. Council, J. O. Rude, C. C. Carter, L. P, Dawes, W. P. Blanton, Wm. M. Whitehead, E. F. Vollert. Kanakanak—Eric D. Fenno, Thos. Morgan, Frank Waskey; Appeal Of- ficer, H. P. Nicholson; Physician, Louis Salazar, Ketchikan—E. C. Austin, Leonard C. Allen, J. A. Talbot, Harry G. Mc- Cain, Jos. F. Krause; Appeal Offi- cer, Walter B. King; Physicians, R. V. Ellis, Milo Fritz, Dwight W. Cramer, Beatrice Dickinson, George ' Young Englanci Does His Bit | | An important y nurseries.. Children - § ] ] problem. 1 out of the necessity for British women ' en“flnl in the various services is bei and are given 8olved through use of creches fic care at 25 cents a day, of which:the state. pays one quarter. Here, a fi):;l:i. hardly more than BARNEY GOOGLE AND'SNUFFY WE'RE TRANSFERRNG N/ | RARD BIRD SMT <o FORT NS PHER! oWl FIND WS PAPERS \N ORDER AND \F GNNEBODY ENES MENTIONS HaRD B\R TO ME / / P\G\h\.—— / L % an infant, makes his own ~ ByBILLY DeBECK the Rev. B. J. Bingle; Conrad Earl Albrecht. Petersburg-—Harold F. Dawes, 1 - Ohmer, Erick Ness, Charles An- erson, O. E. Swanson; Appeal Of- ficer, Carroll Clauson; Physician, | T. W. Benson. Seldovia — Gilbert M. Chambers, H. H. Malcolm, H. S. Young; Appeal Officer, Frank Raby; Physician, Wm, P. Kirby. Seward—-Alfred H. Bryant, Glenn Rogers, Jack Ives, Elwyn Swetman, Leon Urbach; Appeal Officer, 1., V. Ray; Physcians, Ray G. Bannister, L. E. Williams. Sitka—Wm. M. Knight, Eric Lar- son, Raymond L. Wolf, E. J. Cronin, Peter Kostrometinoff; Appeal Offi- |cer, Jack Conway; Physicians, Louis Scharpénberg, W. C. Charteris. | Skagway—Canvass White, W. J. Mulvihill, the Rev. Edgar Gallant; Appeal Officer, Axel Rasmussen; Physician, Peter I, Dahl, Tanana—Warren T. Thompsoh, B, O. Boettcher, Orie Shade; Appeal Officer, A. G. Vachon; Physician, Arthur- J. Schaible. Unalaska — Jack Martin, C, H. Hope, R. B. Patterson; Appeal Of- |ficer, J. C. Wingfield; Physician, M. E. Corthell. | Valdez—C. J. Egan, Fred H. Cole- clough, Don Wilcey, C. J. Todd, J. W. Gilson; Appeal Officer, T, H. Huddleston; Physician, O, H. Arm- strong. ‘Wrangell—Richard Suratt, George T. Barrett, Lew Williams, Walter €. Waters, J. B. Cauley; Appeal Offi- cer, Van H. Fisk; Physician, John H. Clements. . Town and Country ~ InGef Together| ! ADA, Okla, June 11—Mrs. Jes- sie Morgan, Pontotoc county home | demonstration agent, reports tlmt' farm women near here have a unique “swap” scheme. In the can-|- ning season many farm women have more food than they have jars in which to preserve it. City wemen have more jars than food. Sp Mrs. Morgan arranged for the city women to swap empty jars for full cnes. More than 3,000 jars were exchanged. s & WA ELKS ATTENTION Wednesday night, regular meet- | ipg. Initiation, chile, spaghetti. adv.| Physician, | | | PHONE 359 Garbage Hauled Reasonable Monthly Rates E. 0. DAVIS TELEPHONE 213 Phone 4783 ‘Every house needs westinghouse' | PARSONS ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractor—Deales 140 So. Seward St. Juneau, Alasks Business Phone 161 Residence Phone Black $80 e N " ZENTYH BADIOS ZER] RADIOS M Nt Display nfifi% o SERVICE U RADIO SERVICE j Phone 464 Bill Hixson H. S. GRAVES “The Clothing Man® HOME OF HART SOHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHING | - —— Rice & Ahlers Co. Plumbing — Oil Bunem Heating Phone 34 Sheet Metal - The Alaskan Hotel "INewly Renovated' Roomé at Reasonable Rates Phone—Single O Fmpire Classifieds Pay! NE DONT THINK TER @ MNT | \D LERNE WAFOWT SENtY GRODBNE 2 O RS I AL U LR e s ‘ ————— e | Thomas Hardware Co, PAINTS — oIS Builders' and Sheif . HARDWARE JUNEAU-YOUNG Hardware Company PAINTS—OIL—GLASS Shelf and Heavy Hardware Guns and Ammunition GENERAL MOTORS, DELCO and MAYTAG PRODUCTS W. P. JOHNSON “The Frigidaire Man” e st IF IT'S PAINT WE HAVE IT! Ideal Paint Shop VRED W. WENDT FPHONE 549 COWLING-DAVLIN COMPANY I e+ iy Subscribe for The Empire. COLUMBIA LUMBER COMPANY OF ALASKA ..., | Lumber and Building Materials PHONES 587 or T47<JUNEAY SECURE YOUR LOAN THROUGH US To Improve and Modernize Your Home Under Title I, F. H. A. 1891—Half a Century of Banking—1941 The B.M.Behrends fnd Oldest Bank in Alaska COMMERCIAL VINGS Sbe SA