The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 13, 1941, Page 7

CLASSIFIED line. THE FASTEST Daily rate per line for consecutive MOVING insertions: One day ... 10¢ MARKET IN Additional days ... 5 JUNEAU . .. Minimum charge ....50¢ 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! directory. ” FOR RENT WANTED ‘ ToTUBE Philo cabinet radio, 3-ROOM fir. apt. 746 ' W. 12th. HEIRS wanied of PETER JORN- reasonable. At Simpkin’s Bindery. Phone Blue 279. | SON, born Denmark, 1808, n‘-‘ : | sided Douglas Is. 1032. Bstate All furniture, fixtures 2-BEDROOM furnished apt. for! piiter Write c/o Box 1991, Daily vnl equipment of Midget Lunch rent. Fifth Street Apts. Phone| ajqckq Emm.(. at a sacrifice price. Shattuck 641, ol B i oy s {FOR RENT—2-bedroom completely LUST and ro““n FOR SALE, I or (rade—Hotel,| furnished house,, $42.50 monthly.| 35 rooms. Nicely furnished. No| Phone Green 611. DUND-—12-1 y and vacancies. Good paying business.| - it is yours. P. O. Box 2435, City. Sale on account of old age. Write| 4-ROOM furnished house, located | — . = Box 51, Juneau, Alaska | on Gold Street. Inquire Mrs, Ros- | LOST—Pair of glasses in a Dr | enberg, 407 S. Franklin. | Simpson tan case. Reward. Re- ROOMING house business and fur-| — . 2 s o ~ | Lurn i S nitore. Phone Black 429 3-ROOM house, nice and cle ! furnished; near telephone oftic FOR SALE--17-{t. Mahogany Drake | Ann's Ave. Phone Douglas pRE SEASON craft speedboat. 90 h.p. Practical- | ly new. Phone 219, e FOR RENT — 3-rm. fur. a MIDGET Lunch, cheap to ri Phone Red 700. i parly. Owner leaving town. \THE HILLCREST: SEVERAL| FISH pATROL WATKINS Products. Phne. Bk, 634. FURNISHED APARTMENTS — — — WITH BEDROOMS. CALL AT ARCIIWAY Rooms. Cash or terms.. THp HILLCREST OR PHONE See owner or phone 774. 43¢ | WURLITZER pianos. Expert tun- | APARTMENT for rert. Gall 478/ ing. Alaska Geo. An(lm: Phone 143.— Shoppe. agent. n Music toda; FOR SALE Restaurant and apart-| - oo 0 e or 304, ment house: Income property st| , 0 e a bargain. Phone Douglas 28. 3-ROOM nicely war. stm. heated apts. and hous ‘Windsor Apt: 2 ROOMS and bath, MISCELLANEOUSV ‘ GUARANTEED . Fdadiitls - Phrioa- | 0.0 St Phone Black 619, nents, $450. Finger wave, 65¢.( VACANCY Perelle Apts. New man- Lolas’ Beauty Shop. Telephone | ager, John Conn. Phone Blue 200.| 201, 315 Deck Wny. e # 3-ROOM furnished heated ADVERTISING Count five average words to the VANCANCY — MacKinnon Apart- | $15_monthiy.| 1S PLANNED 'Plane, EigthBoals Will | Keep Poachers from Early Ried Streams An intensive pre-season patrol of | Southeast Alaska fishing areas has been arranged by the Fish and Wild- life Service, it was announced today ‘bv W. E. Crouch, representative of | lETED B (OMP o] oo orders, taxies for a taReoff after 1941. OMBER LEAVES ASSEMBLY LINE Bk i The first bombing plane (B25) for the United &Ll‘l“- Army to be (nmplfled since work was resumed at the Nerth American Aviation plant at Inglewood, ich was taken over by soldiers after strike dis- Behind the bomber is a training plane Calif., wi coming off the assembly line. whoese motor is being wlrmfli up prtlnralory to flight. BAD wwHER ~ DLANES HERE Flight of Bombers Stop in Juneau for Fuel and Weather A flight of six B-18 Army bomb- ers based at Elmendorf Field was forced into Juneau by weather at noon today on its way frory Seat- tle to Anchorage. The bombers, commanded by Ma- jor D. W. Titus, left Seattle yeste: day, planning to fly to Anchorace by the Interior route. They -landed at Whitehorse last night and took off this morning, but bad weather conditions in the Interior forced them to turn back to Juneau, Three of the planes took off for. BAKED TWOSOME Crushed or crab partners. sauce, add in the near future to assure adequate nursing supply for needs of the Army and Navy ,well as of the Red Cross and other ri\'llmx\ agencies.” Bryn Mawr College, an the as flakes Make a equal Miss Beard said, is contributing the use of its diced or crushed. Bake in shallow, campus. The Red Cross is paying buttered baking dish. the -operating expenses. - -t BUY DEFENSE STAMPS “The primary purpose of the ex- periment,” she declared, “is to pro- duce more thoroughly trained | nurses, especially women like to New Under-arm assume leading positions in the Creqm Deodorant profession. These college graduates !will have three months of intensive (work in the theoretical side of nursing with some preliminary in- | struction in the practical side. In i the fall the students will be sent to a selected group of nursing schools from which they will g - Sowel Official Quifs Bucharest; No Reason Given BUDAPEST, June 13—Dispatches from Bucharest, capital city f German-occupied Rumania, the Russian Ambassador, : safely Stops Perspiration 1. Does not ot dresses — does not irritate skin. 2. No waiting to dry. Can be used right after shaving. . Instantly stops perspiration for 1 to 3 days. Removes odor from perspiration. d 4. A pure white, gre Arked) pineapple and shl'lm]\\ make interesting savory while amount: of fish) and one fourth as much pineapple; e TIMELY CLOTHES NUNN-BUSH SHOES STETSON HATS Quality Work Clothing @ FRED HENNING Complete Outfitter for Mem | B ZORIC "FHONE 15 Alaska Laundry 1 ; \ [ | | Alaska Music Smly Arthur M, Uggen; Manager Planos—Musical Instruments and Bupplies | Phone 208 123 W. ‘Becond Utah Nut and Lump COAL. Alaska Dock & Storage Co. TELEPHONE 4 | HOME GROCERY | Phone 146 Home Liquor Store—Tel. 699 American Meat——Phone 38 “SMILING SERVICE” || Bert'sCash Grocery | PHONE 104 or 108 Free Delivery Juneau he Juneau Laundry FRANKLIN STREET between Front and Second Streets PHONE 359 Electric Servicing | =3 | Jerry McKinley Phorie 166 | THRIFT CO-OP Menilier.Natfonal Retaler- Owned Grocers NEXT TO. CITY HALL PHONE 767 guree—r—r—g | Electric Service Shop . RADIOS — APPLIANCES SANITARY PLUMBING and HEATING. COMPANY L W. J. NIEMI, Owner 'ut your plumbing worry be our worry.* PHONE 788 FORD AMCY (Auw m du.-’-_ n Poot of Miin Street Juneau Motors L =, Soothing Organ Music and Delicious Fried Chicken CABINET WORK—GLASS PHONE 62 Sanitary Meat Co. FOR QUALIT! MEATS AND POULTRY FREE DELIVERY Call Phones: 13 and & Widest Selection ol LIOUORS PHONE 92 or 85 oA apt | Director Ira Gabrielson. Anchorage by the Coast route less vanishing cream. | TURN your old gold into value, cash | Erwin Apts. Phone Red 559, Art wleplabishand eight boats, &I} g bre 'y . Lavrentiev, will return to Moscow| 6. Arid has been awarded the | G"ba" Hauled T i ; shortly after 2 o'clock this after a / | Th H or trade at Nugget Shop. e o ~ onnected by radio communication, | oo atter refucling and taking Within a few days. No reason is Approval Seal of The American Reasonable Monthly Rates omas ardwareCo &35 e = ¥ Houes will take part in the patrol, which her ‘reports. The remaining Siven. Institute of Laundering, for be- E i nv)vn‘nxu ‘ma kst and“‘():abme: steam heated apt. Phone i déMgned to protect eatly red sals| :‘;““3‘ sl i i | ing harmless to fabrics. | . 0. DAVIS PAINTS — OILS aths. Mrs. eie, Wes it S L ; : ree are expec ve this i 12th St. Phone Green 662, | UNFURNISHED modern house,/Mon streams from poaching. = | afternoon. MRS, GALLAGHER COMING | Women use mote Brrid than eny || TELEPHONE 313 - Pheus 478 Bullders’ and Shelt - — |~ Automatic oil heat, full concrete| The Alaska Game Commission Mrs. Georgla Gallagher is aboars t % HARDWARE GENTS EACH PAID for used| basement hardwood floors chan|Plane and three patrol vessels are | {he North Sea for Juneau. She has| n n R l n P ' i sound gunny sacks at Coal Bunk-| ne] view, ‘wo bedrooms. Available ;oml'x‘)" five lbhvnfs 1:|anol boats been appointed clerk in the office/ ‘Every house needs westinghouse’ i ers. by June 1. G. E. Krause, Phone|for the purpose, under the new co-| of U. S. Aftorney William A. Holz-| 39 & jar Aloin 59¢ and 10¢ jars PARSONS ELECTRIC CO. S BEaeE L [t e oot '““i heimer. ; Elecirical Contractor—Dealer JUNEAU-YOUNG A 65-foot bus with 120 seats has ———————— =i i s 140 So, Seward St. Juneau, Alasks or G . | VACANCY > Bldg. Phone| The patrol will begin June 18, two | e e o et vl v e 1 7 | |.mmm|||uummmmlnunuumm.. v oo s || | Hardware Company DT R aad —|Strait, Fish and Wildlife Service | i Residence Phone Black 08 PAINTS—OIL—GLASS More {han 46 tributaries of the| te home, stm. m‘_w‘orncian hdve suspected for vears | Shelf and Heavy Hardware mw ippi_are na nable, Blue 165. past that certain boats from Wran= | OB, S P i Y Guns and Ammunition TWO lare :_:I -an, stea I wd,!f’;(‘“ and Petersburg have been tak- | E T o inndine e B0l adithon Tofa'the'” closgdl| ZENITH nnms RADI 0 MART garbage, §35. Phidhe 143, | streams in those areas and carrying | ‘H'g W" D il A them to Icy Strait, where the season — ; GENERAL MOTORS, DELCO Feiae | VACANCY at Fosbee Apts. was open, for sale. This year for the:Si l ¥ d 'I' o JUNEAU" mo m& and MAYTAG PRODUCTS PRI 1L : first time, the Service has means to 311 €@ MIINE raining, | Phane, 464 Bill Hixson ""TABLE MODELS $-ROOM FURNISHED apartment;|adequately patrol the area and pre- ! - w. P JOHNSON gr.::vl::;' 1_,;{;“'::. n ‘.’ also 5-room strictly modern un-|vent this practice, which they blame Sp()flSOI'ed by REd CI'OSS, - - 5 furnished house. Phone 484. for keepi o ild- . L S e R “The Frigidaire Man” Sparten 6 tube or keeping the red run from build |S '0 Open ThIS Momh rosley Pusl utten _ _— DI e CoDe ¢ tube BC & BW 5 ing un as it should. o Fein Midets, 1-tube s 2 ;‘gnmsuhn apts. Phone Red| "\ tant Exccutive Officer Hom- H.S. GBAVES > " i Grenbae ot oo [ W, Jewell of the Game Commis-| WASHINGTON, June 13. — As LOWEST The Clothing Mas" | IF IT'S PAINT.WE HAVE IT! 3 Frwood Record Changer 0 ! | VACANCY — Snow White Apts.!sion will ‘leave for Ketchikan, Pe-| step towards increasing the na- 1 i i 1 . 9 schm- eliaogls o5 :‘.‘;S::’,S'“"" Phone 299 ar Green 355 after|fersburg and Wrangell tonight on| tion's supply of registered nurses, " HOM:noa’mx"mctmmT 7] Ideal Paint Sho i abe, low drain, T | 6 pm. the Bear to organize the patrol. |the American Red Cross- this sum- COST! VRED W. WENDT p i - A e I iR, P ——————— i 5 A be. under”dash, -, o { | GNI OFFICE room for rent, Frat 5 ’:xuxlllo;wfi:m £ ;’ralnéx:r;chg?_l PHONI [T) ! Suppressors, Antennas, etc., i National Bank BIdg. MRS. WOLFE ARRIVE > i ; stock for all cars. ‘IEC(OI Red Cross Nursing Service, li‘e & AM'" c' : it PORT: S i Sparton BC & SW White $31.50 FOR R ‘—Apartments, inquire! Mrs,'R. L. Wolfe and daughter,| hriounced | ers. NG scholllss the YOII save WIIEI YOI Have & " § Detrola Traveller 3150 at office 20th Century Bldg. | Joan, arrived today on the Norih _\S:Et Lll):m:)gei‘;‘;;’i‘?nto‘l’l’:;;ge:‘:’v 7 3 Plumbing — Oil Burnems COWLING @ Ehn Cute i o ——— | Coast from Sitka to join her hus-| By o e Your Newspapeér Handling ~-DAVLIN ¢ i Crostey $-tube with automatie ¥, warm farse apts. Lights |55 who is employed during the| ith Bryn Mawr College and, the i ouecord ehafiest e o m;“:m.oo ::ur, dishes, cooking utensils and | /)61 with the Indian Reorgani- | Woman's Medica]l College of Penn- Yflul' Joli Prinlin ¥ CMPANY i record chianger Zifg | B Reassaable Bt SN zation Service. Mr. Wolfe is prin-| SY1Vania- g DODGE and PLYMOUTH | Tabie model Crosiey, with Teps | VAGANGY Shabaldak Apts. Phons|cipal of the Indian Affairs School| The bundred college graduates i & DEALERS i # ‘ord Player, Recorder 7 tube 642, |in sitka, will be trained as nurses i a Because the actual prmtmg of a news- BC & § 4.50 Uy i RLETEN shorter time than the usual 36 paper is one of its mtmt important jobs, RME 60, new. (u:]:;zb .50 { | VACANCY — Francis Apartments.| ARRESTED FOR CHECKS :fnx:h:& B"l;l:e gzrlxlool w;_ill beJheld ?t considerable care is given to the selec- Silverton 8-Tube, New Batteries, SHe (Boap, ipone. Dayid R. Kippin was arrested in| . ' e tion of newspaper 'printing equipment BC and SW | Katohikan " today b to September 13. A tuition fee of and to the men whe man it. This care AN A e RS WLFOR B 'm. and 3-rm. apt. Xetc oday by U. S. Deputy|g150 per student will be charged. Vi llence when you have Silvertone 7-tube, new batieries §2450 Hot and cold water. Steamheat. Marshal Nate Hardy on a charge| s, ieations for enrollment in the ag;l;re?'}r'](t):lng g())(é: t?ycyourerrlle{vspa;er o Elec. range. Phone 569. jof alleged passing checks without % > & pril * N N g 2 {sufficient funds. The checks Were| seur Gorer e el (07 ohe ¥t also assures you of rock-bottom prices Emerson 6-voil _______$34.50 § | VACANCY Nugget - Apartments. Re-;dmwn on a Juneau bank. Bryn Mawr College 'P:m hg: Camp, I;E‘ft\;’l“‘ of the volur%e of Pr:‘,ltm-mg ‘30“: " duced rates. | ——— e & , Pa. ) e newspaper. ou ca £0 wron, oo ety S s L_____ ] Miss Beard said the profect is b§ letting us do your printing. Subscribe for The Empire. .-n..u'— Six months to pay—Libersl } (5 ROGM furnished cabin on Gas-! NOTYICE patterned after the highly success- tineau Ave. Inquire Juneau Paint| ATRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing | Ul Nurses Training Camp spon- g ELECTRIC SERVICE| i i o T a1 Moy o | 1 3 he e ros and Vs : PHONE 374 COLUMBIA LUMBER COMPANY sno' laThe Daily Alaska Empire has th.‘ sale at J63% Burfon & 0o, Lo She pointed ouv e “there is 2 2 i H OF ALASKA 217 Seward STREET viatiest pRLC. it oty A e dearth of trained nurses as a result e bal Y da pn‘e ) EVERYTHING IN RADIO. | |25 DewsPaper. { . STEP to Health with Better Feet, | of the constantly expanding nation- Lumber and llflling Materials ELEGTRICAL LINES | PR | Phone 648. Chiropodist Dr. Steves, |2l defense program.. This step. is § ' | BUY pEFENSE stAMPs —adv. one of many which must be taken | '|Illllllllllllllll|l||||||l||l|||||||l||||||||[|Iflllllllllllll|||IIII||Il|||||||ll||l||l||||' , / PHONES 587 or T47—JUNEAU BY B[I LY DeBECK SECURE YOUR LOAN THROUGH US To Improve and Modernize Your Home Under Title I, F. H. A. T TTHONEHT BEG PHRUAN SR — WL GNE “ERE - o y T GRVE NOU /[ \aRD BIRD SNWTH'S BACK Y JES TWO MO QRDERS T WASNT To Bt DISTURBED ¥ HES BT THE WEST GRTE — SWALL NE SECONDS TO AT QUT'N N PETY, SH\F'\ESS o SHONK ¥ COMMERCIAL 1891—Half a ceulnry of latkmg—lfll The B.M.Belrends Bank Oldest Bank in Alaska i & 1 *%e SAVINGS