The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 15, 1942, Page 6

PAGE SIX PETER ZIRGLIS PAYS BRIEF VISIT IN CITY Peter Zirglis, radio operaior with the Air Corps, stationed to the westward, arrived in Juneau last night and visited with his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, William Zirglis at their home at Salmon Creek. The visitor expects to leave sometime this afterncon Mary Caswell Mss Mary Caswell, in Sitka, Juneau tomorrow weekend with the Willis R. Booth. Miss well will leave to spend Rev. - Subscribe 1o the Daily Empire—the paper with the waid circulation ANNUAL MAY DANCE By SONS OF NORWAY Alaska larges see her father, who is She expects to visit in the for about three months. To Visit Here Registered | Nurse for the Seldon Jackson School | is expected to arrive in the and Mrs. | the first | of the week for the south, to return to her home in Wichita, Kansas. to in ill health. States THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA *= SELECTEES TO BE QUERIED ON TYPE OF WORK Regisiranis—W Yet Indudt- ed to Get Question- naires Occupational questionnaires to obtain information on civilian skills BIGNUGGET CREEK FIRE IS HALTED Forest Service Officials Say . lighted Cigarette ‘ Is Cause ond registrations who have not been inducted or enlisted in the armed forces will be mailed by Se- lective Service local boards not lat- than May 27, National Head- Selective Service System, thrown lessly from a passing car, was at- tributed by Forest Service offi('ml.\"(r today as being responsible for start-| quarters, ing a fire in the vicinity of Nug- announce |get Creek yesterday afternoon which | |raged along a 2,000-foot frontage majled for the most part to men | before fire-fighting crews of thelyho registered on February 16 in A lighted cigaret, care- of registrants in the first and sec-| | Questionnaires have already becn/ VYice- President Throw Ball; (an HeProves It fo Players and Fans | boards they will be checked !complflfneqq and accuracy and di- | vided into the various sections of | which they are composed. One sec- {tion will be sent to the Bureau of the Census, Washington, D. C, for the attention of the Population Division. Another section will be relayed to the proper United States Employment Office in the area in which the local board “has juris- diction. — ., — 600D TURNOUT FOR (Conunued from Page One) ; Here are a couple of items I picked up over at the Treasury Department press room rhe other day—not big enough to get on the wires but they give yon an idea of the kind of little things that go on | Item No. 1 was about a counter-| feiter arrested in Mobile, Ala. The| Secret Service discovered some ink stains on his trousers and found| it was the same kind of ink as was| used on the counterfeit bills the man was accused of making. Confronted with this evidence, the | ~ FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1942 ARRIVING TODAY! LARGE SELECTION of FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Come in and see this mammoth display. EORGE BROTHER TWO PHONES——92 and 95 man confessed that he had en- graved the phony plates on sheets RAID ALERT DRILL HH-D YESTERDAY of lead with an ice pick! | Members of the Cviilian Defense|imitations. Unit responded speedily to the 1-2| Item No. 2 was about the Vir-| National Headquanex«{-‘" raid alarm yesterday afternoon,ginia woman who apparently hnd‘ Direc- rolgotten we've had two wars since! on the Glacier Highway. Both “'"clsmd that the mailing would be|and the drill was a success, % [ ; ekl ! Classification Reu)ld;wr Frank A. Metcalf said today. the late difficulty between the, H inow reported under control ¢ g Admission $1.00 plus fax Ladies Free ] |now reported under contro jfrom the | e . et at 4145 pi | NG W | The fire ncar Nugget Creek (Form 100) in each local board of- [ threatened the buildings of several!fice and not from the List of R(,;_"rhree high-flying bombers, which| She wrote in to the Treasury| rejjgy fox farms and crept dangerously istrants (Form 3). This proceds|appeared over the channel as the | D°partment to complain because | close’ to several. private residences. ure is to be followed because many |glert sounded, added an air ofj i "'“:’ b°‘"d “‘i’:'“}:e °°":“‘nl¢d | Fire fighters battled from 3.0'clock |of the registrants of the first and|reality to the drill and nad somie; & Quotation frem Ahiaham Lincoln, {of the residents guessing. {yesterday afternoon until early this'second registrations have already have enlisted in| The Clvilian Defense Board hl"d BUY DEFENSE BONDS |a short meeting shortly after the A !morning to halt its march. | been inducted or | Much of the credit for checking the armed forces, it was said ' % 2 |all clear sounded and reported al N‘w Under-arm good turnout at all posts. \ p Cream Deodorant _ the largest blaze was given to of-| Furthermore, National Headquart- | . safely [ 'ficers and enlisted men who re-|ers pointed out, the local boards|° isponded in full force when the will add to the questionnaires when DR. HARRY NEVEL 1 | IS STATIONED HERE Stops Perspiration a fire line. | pertaining to his physical examin- | I" HEAIJH OFH(E‘ The fire covered approximately ation. | Dr. Harry Nevel, surgeon for Lhe‘ 50 acres before it was brought un-: When the occupational question- United States Public Health Ser- der control. are returned to the local |vice assigned to the Territorial De-! - |partment of Health, has arrived in Juneau from Anchorage. | Dr. Nevel came to the Territory Ifrom the Eastern states about six | months ago and has been on tem-| | porary assignment in Anchorage.| {He will work out of the office in| ‘Juneuu now. Forest Service workers, soldiers an(l}mv third registration. |civil Aeronautics Administration| 3 | men could bring it under control. | Foinitie Qub SR T L ESEE ot | A the occupational questionnaires for | This was the second such blaze men of the first and second- regis- | ‘I(D(l!t(‘d near Juneau in the last {rations will be entirely separate| 36 hours. 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Bring her and the family to the Baranof, where pleasant atmosphere and fine food awaits you! i PN - I The Baranof Coffee Shop LES TEAGLE, Catering Manager OUR OIL MACHINE or MACHINELESS WAVES, a gentle solution that gives a soft, natural-looking' wave, which will “"HOLD" the curl indefinitely. PHONE 318 g I’r\b'l' NOBLE GRANDS TO MEET TONIGHT Past Noble Grands will meet to- night at 8 o'clock in the home »f | Mrs. Garland Boggan. Members jare reminded that dues are payabie Y b b 3 X/ ' 'at this meeting. SEATTLE BREWING & MALTING CO. : EYES EXAMINED 1878 * Emil Sick, President jand BROKEN LENSES replaced in INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTION SPECIAL FGRIDI BCAUTY sALON Since our own shop. Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson, Blomgren Bldg Phone 636 WASHINGTON'S OLDEST WE'LL ALL BE HAPPY TO PARTICIPATE IN THE RE-OPENING OF THENEW GASTINEAUCAFE Eat where the food and cooking are good and the service quick and efficient It is with great pleasure we make the announcement of the opening of this new, first class cafe for the people of Juneau You may start with breakfast at 6 a. m. a special Sunday Dinner will be served, starting at 4 p. m. and continuing until 3 p. m. "Good Food, Well Served” will be our motto. The NEW GASTINEAU CAFL GASTINEAU HOTEL BUILDING REYNOLDS and- PATTEBSON THE NEW GASTINEAU CAFE has been thoroughly renovated. New, up-to-the-minute accessories have been installed. 4 You'll enjoy dining in the pleasing atmosphere of THE NEW GASTINEAU CAFE L You'll like THE NEW GASTINEAU CAFE & OPEN DAY AND NIGHT!