The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 8, 1942, Page 5

Y, : | SDAY, APRIL 8, 1942 CLASSIFIED For Sale - For Rent - Wanted - Miscellanepus 1st be in the office by 2 the afternoon to insure ne day. Copy o'clock insertion on s m in FOR SALE llum\]w(l -l We accept ads over telephone from | € OMPLETELY _room persons listed in telephone directory. | house. $4500. Inquire after 5 p.m Count five average words to the| 630 Seatter St. Phone Red 775 line e i o — Daily rate per line for consecutive | USED G E. Electric Range. Good 1sertions . Condition. Four burners. Phone One day 10¢ | Red 330 g tonat A |25 H. P. MEDIUM duty Palme Minimum charge .....50c g o & ROOM fur. house, full basement FOR RENT automatic heat. 435 W. 9th AT THE Sea View they have a - o8 " 5o 2 room fur hed apt. left with WOOD and coal range, almost new. Reasonable price. George oil heat and a full tank of oil. Harju, across Douglas Bridge. Call VACANCY—Spickett Apts. Call at after 6:30 pm No. 3, o ne Green 515 e S R A T R b i A PRACTICALLY new GE Wash ma- APT. for rent—Walter Bindsiel.| chine; small drop leaf table; 10 x Phone 446 12 rug; single bed and mattress. - - Call between 5 and 7 pm. 1107 FURNISHED cabin $7.00. Phone . copoun Ave. Green 234. i 2 |5 ROOM house, full basement, 4 ROOM furnished house, oil heat. $1950. $400 down, balance pay- Phone 187 after 5 p.m. able like rent, No interest. 1941 5 ROOM steam heated apt. with| GMO pickoup truce 0. . 7. bath. Klein Apts. Phone Black orrest, Ehone Douglas 7% 763 LOCAL seed potatoes, P. O. Box 3 ROOM furnished house with oil| 3036, North Star Dalr 3 heat and ofl range on Gastineau | =3 Br coced boat, Star conver-| Ave. Inquire Juneau Paint Store.| gon i san West 10th St., T ROOM. fuEisE. houpe; 3 room | - APL BIBTC S0 B - apt., oil heat. Dull Apts. Phone| prapinG poat completely equipped ed 404 with trolling and halibut gear "{ /\ND % roon. Dut ub ;l~q\“;'r:;.1 S;:'uns(m Bros., Lower the Knight Apts. Phone 426. R e BEDROOM set, oll range, etc. STEAM heated bedroom with bath, b home. Phone 155. A Douglas 414 after 5 p.m. vate P.A%Y Wa hm" mxul\me good con- lm:xvm Fosbee Apts, Phone Al;'r dition §2: Phone Red 250. 43 Eh T ROOM apt, steam heated, electric ALIL\UUNn‘m“(r “]1?:1} \:::L:‘ictnn.ce range, cold and hot running wat- Y - Snch 2 1 er, private bath. Phone 569. | Yankee Cove Gold Mining Co.| S BORE 12 claims, 7 quartz ledges, good! room furnished heated apt.| value ore, 15 stamps, 2 compres HREE T])w room and laundry facilities., sors, steam engine, sawmill and Erwin Apts. Phone 704 beforc' other equipment. 74% acres pat- 5 p.m | ented ground. $1500 will handle. i i R --| See Harry Stanton, No. 3 Eureka 1 ROOM cottage for rent, steam Apts. heated, electric range, frigidaire,| __ et st Bt T4 4-ROOM furnished house with| Phone Red 600, bath, half basement, oil heat. In- quire Norman DeRoux or phone Douglzm 693 ‘dfilri()()M fur, apt. for rent. Stein-| beck Apts. i Bldg. A il s MISCELLANEUI!S e ¥ | NOTICE—Will p: cents each | | $30. Winter & Pond Apts. Ju- or quart and % gal g and 25 cents for 5 gal. square neau Rental Service, corner 2nd « and Seward. kS My R S TR ST FURNISHED heated apt. for rent,| 2 bedrooms, close in. Phone 227. | cans with lids. Case Lot Grocery. | e * | FIVE CENTS each pnld for used gunny sacks at Coal Bunkers. §-ROOM, Baroumes Apts. All fur- | nished, hot water day or mght electric range and refrigerator,‘GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- laundry converiences. Rent, $27| nent, $550. Paper Curls, $1 up. monthly. Phone Douglas 132. | Lola Beauty Shop. Phone 201. | 318 Decker Way. cash or trade at Nugget Shop. ROOM FURNISHED apartment: | also 5-room strictly modern un-|HAGERUP'S saw flling service, furnished house, 504 5th St. | 819 9th St. Skates sharpened. VACANCY—Nugget Apts., $35. WANTED WANTED—Unemployed waitress or woman capable of learning work For experienced waitress will pay | union scale with choice of free | room or fifty cents per day bonus. Also want one woman dishwasher at $5.00 per day. Call immedi- ately Adams at Phone 20. OOM apt, oil heat, nice loca- tion. Phone Black 490. DNE office room for “rent. Firsl{ National Bank Bldg. ;ACA’:J_C&‘*MacKm;mn Apus. TWO 4-ROOM furnished duplex apartments, $20. Also, 2-room fur- | nished apartments for $16 Phone | BARBER WANTED—Good propo- 621. = R e — | sition for one with some capi- B-ROOM nicely fur. stm. hea.tedw tal. Write Box 894, Cordova. apts. and houses Windsor Apts.| — | WANTED—Fresh-killed local I rab- l‘—'c;h'. REN’ —Apartmems, inquire at office 20th Century Bldg. | SO e R . FURNISHED house and furnished | H A v s apt. Inquire Snap Shoppe. | 1. _ PHONE 439, ANNAPOLIS, Md., Apr. 8 — The e L e R |average Marylander had more FUR. apls, easy kept warm. Win-|hangovers in the fiscal year 1941 ln-r rates $15 a mo. Lights, water,! (if he does his drinking by the dishes, Seaview Apt: \tiscal year) than in the fiscal year 11940. State figures show that Mr. Mary- VACANCY, HILLCREST APTS.| AROOM panly furmshed house, 12th St. Call 67 after 5 pm. |lander polished off 37 more shots & iy — jof liquor than in the previous year, DR. AND MRS. WILLIAMS Inine more drinks of wine, and 40 CHANGE RESIDENCE | more bottles and cans of beer. His consumption of draught beer fell Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Williams are |Off 13 glass changing their residence from the T i Triangle Aartments to the Bara-| rox HuteL v i kinlan: Dice have been found in the tomb of ancient Bgypt. | fered '| Class A or B, or s —— TURN your old gold into value,; bits. Call Douglas Inn, phone §3.} 'RADIO EXPERTS " BEING SOUGHT, © MARINE CORPS ' | An exceptional opportunity is of-| to radio specialists between inclusive. Any who holds or has held an Radio Operator's license 1 commercial Radio Telegraph or Radio Telephone Op- the ages of 17 and ¢ | person | Amateur lerator’s license, 1st or 2nd class, is eligible for one of two groups now being enlisted by all recruit- ling stations of the United States Marine Corps. In addition men who have engaged in actual repair or service ¢f radio equipment for a period of at least three months or who have had experience in connection’ with design or construction of high fre- quency or ultra high frequency ‘transmitting or receiving equipment may -also qualify for enlistment in these special groups. been | The first group will be enlisted in the Marine Corps reserve as staff sergeants and their contract of enlistment will carry a state- | ment by the applicant as { follows: is understood by me Ithat should T fail to qualify in school, T will be discharged from | |the Marine Corps Reserve or, at my request, T shall be retained in |the service for other duty at ap- | propriate nk i Men in this first group must be high school graduates, and will be | appointed staff sergeants (special warrants) and transferred to a signal battalion for special course {of training in Radio Aircraft Warn- ling maintenance. Recruit trainix |is waived for all men in thi Spe class of reserve, Men who are not graduates of high school but who hold or have held the above mentioned {and who have been engaged in act- {ual repair or e of radio equip- ment for a period of at least three months may qualify for enlistment in either the regular Marine Corps or the Marine Corps Reserve for general radio duties, and, on com- pletion of regular recruit training, will be ordered to radio school at cither Quantico or San Diego Those who fail to qualify in school will be retained in the service for general duty. Men in this group will not be entitled to appointment | to rank upon enlistment. The regular qualifications neces- sary to enter the Corps apply tol all applicants in both of these | groups, but waivers may be re-| quested for men who are specially | qualified. Employer statements, recommendation and of past activities will be wused i recruiting officers in determining | an applicant’s qualifications | Full information may be obtained | from all Marine Corps Recruiting | Stations | letters of | investigations | > HERE ARE TIPS By BETTY CLARKE Bicycling for beauty—even with- | out a bike—booms as never before | this year. For the sake of love- lier legs many a modern girl makes the motion of cycling in her rvgu-" lar routine exerci: | But beauty on a bike is apt to| be a spring song this season. It's| |fashion and fun and priorities to | push q@n the pedals. i I asked Cy Panitch cycle Club of America to suggest | special aids to correct cycling, par-| ‘uculurly for beginners who wish to| jtake to a bike properly. Here are his recommendations: 1. Sit straight on the saddle. i 2. Relax. 3. Don’t look in back of you, nor on your front wheel. | of the Bi- 4. Keep your eyes forward at| least 10 feet beyond the front wheel. 5. Pedal evenly, neither too slow- ly nor too fast. 6. Pedal with the balls of your feet firmly on the pedals. | 7. In coasting, see that the ped- als are in horizontal position to| give leverage to apply the coaster | brakes freely. 1 8. Don't grip handlebars too tightly. 9. Keep wrists relaxed. UNEMPLOYMENTPAY BEAUTY BIKING; THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—HUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE FIVE HOSPITAL NOTES howi ¢ ea number payme § . t tempx UP DURING 1924 22" Phone PIGGLY WIGGLY Phone facturin Mrs. Paul Wolney, who has been Unemployment - insurance —pay-|p Pt i " ”“m;‘; "W"‘f‘ [}m”";“' il T . 2" lhas shown a decre n the num- Ann's Hospital, has been di rgec ments by the 51 States and Ter-|p.. Db fa e & bl G Tr., "".(ps(, ritories totaled $81,000000 AUNNE |10 so1 000 during the first tw qual SRR e L the first two months of 1942, near-j . .o ot the Vi : ”.u'n;, .\:" \I.\,‘m‘h“ ”w‘;:)v” ;\]vvm“ . FRUIT d VEGETABLE ly one-fourth of the total amot X et i el Ay gk ) of benefits paid out during the g SUSRSTY an previous year, according to Fe ATTENTION REBF g a7 a J !j ! C E S eral Security Administrator Pa Regular meeting 10 SONOTONE / N V. MecNutt Wedn April & hearing aids for the hard of hear Rl Mcst of the gain is due to the EDITH Tt ing. Audiometer readings. Dr. Rael| first unemployment growing out g Lillian._ Carlson, Blomgren Bldg conversion of industrial plants BUY DEFENSE STAMPS Phone 636, Navy Supply Ship Is Wredked BUY NOW PIGGLY WIGGLY Deliveries 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Minimum $1.00 Sanitary Meat Co. FOR QUALITY MEAT8 AND POULTRY | FREE DELIVERY 13 and 49 Leota’s WOMEN'S APPAREL Baranof Hotel e NORTH Transfer & Garbage Co. Chas G. Warner Co Marine Engines and Supplies MACHINE SHOP Ropes und Pumls E. 0. Davis E. W. Davis 212—Phones—81 | - R e 4 ‘Every house needs westinghouse' ! |PARSONS ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractor—Dealec 140 So. Seward St. Juneau, Alasks | | | Business Phone 161 Residence Phone Black 8¢ T THRIFT CO- Ill' Member National Retailer- Owned Grocers ind in a storm off the New- Pollux, which went a he destroyer U. S. S. Truxton was wrecked near the Here is the wreckage of the Navy supply ship U feundiand coast February 18 with heavy loss of Iif WEXT TO CITY HALL PHONE 767 same pla Four Dead, Scores Injured, Munitions B!asi COWLING-DAVLIN ‘ COMPANY | DODGE and PLYMOUTH | DRALERS i Foot of Main Street Juneau Motors Soothlnq Orqcm Music and Delicious. Fried Chicken EVERY NIGHT DOUGLAS INN John Marin, Prop. Phone 86 HUTCHING'S ECONOMY MARKET Be Wise—Economize L THREE PHONES 5563—902—85 . WHEN IN NEED OF Diesel Oil—Stove Oll—Your Coal Cholce—General Haul- Ing — Btorage and Crating | Widest Selection ol LIOUORS PHONE $2 or 83 CALL USI Juneau Transfer | Phone 48—Night Phone 481 b MAT. PROC. & ENG. CO. Savrite Rust Preventatives Xzit Soot Eradicator Chemical Metal Treatmenta Plastic Refractories Phone 607 TIMELY CLOTHES 104 8. Main NUNN-BUSH SHOES 5 Bhosh STETSON HATS : Quality Work Cloting | | | Thomas Hardware Co. This debris resulted when a truck and trailer loaded with 30,000 pounds of munitions exploded near a PAINTS — OILS Smithfield, N. C., killing at least four persons and injuring approximately 100. At left is wreckage of a Bullders’ and Shelt roadside hotel which was demolished. PIED mm‘ HARDWARR W0 PR SR Complete Outfitter for Mom Japs Blast Bndge af Australian Porf | g Utah Nut and Lamp | COAL “SMILING GERVIOR" Bert's Cash Grocery Alaska Dock & Storage Eeo. | PHONK 104 or 108 TELEPHONE 4 Free Delivery Juneas —— b JUNEAU-YOUNG Hardware Company PAINTS—OIL—GLASS 8helf and Heavy Hardware Guns and Ammaunition It's Healthy, Tool BRUNSWICK | JOIN THE FUN— | BOWL BOWLING ALLEYS | GASTINEAU HOTEL Every comfort made for our guests ZO0RIC 20TH CENTURY MEAT MARKET QUALITY MEATS PHONE 202 , vital defen:e base on Australia’s northcoast, blasted this bridge. Picture was radioed from Australia to London and from Japanese bombers which raided Dar Note the bride flooring sagged into the stream. London to New York. Alaska Music Supply Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Plance—Masical Instrussemés By CLIFF STERRETT _{ | HOME GROCERY DON‘T MENTION IT, NED. GO0D WOT TH’ HECK DID NED BORROW POLLY'S OPERA GLASSES FER, ANYHOW, SUSIE 2 AN TH’ PORE KIDS GONNA USE ‘EM SO TH’ EROUND WON'T SEEM SO FAR Phone 146 uor Store—Tel. 6§90 Meat—Phene 88 T'MORROWS TH’ TIME SET FER HIS FIRST PARACHUTE JUMP WALL PAPER Ideal Paint Shop o . 2 WHYWAIT ? c all ST AB Cabs 4 Phone 549 Fred W. Wendt 3 o e ou P v || gyt BpXSON S P e e Ride STAR Cabs L Phone 884 ° | DON LOZZIE—Owner BUY DEFENSE BONDS