The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 29, 1942, Page 5

MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1942 PHONE A CLASSIFIED FOR RENT FOR SALE LOST—FOUND MISCELLANEOUS Copy must be in the office by 2 o'clock in the afternocon to in- sure insertion on same day. We accept ads over teuephone from persons listed in telephone directory. Count five average words to the line. Daily rate per line for consecu- tive insertions: One day ... Additional days Minimum charge 1 FOR SALE IPARTLY furnished 2 bedroom house, basement, enclosed yard, central location, 438 Harris. FURNISHED apt. 3 rooms and bath. Washing imachine, Cold Spot, oil| stove. Phore Green 634. FOR SALE SMALL oil range $40. 437 Seward St. or phone Blue 185. 1 ROOM fur. apt. Oil range and heat, Gastineau Ave. Inquire Juneau Paint Store. Jlex_apar 5 ;’lt‘h line starter. 5 p.m. FURNISHED Duplex apartment, 4/ rooms close In, electric range, vil| heat, $25 month. Call 426 1st| St. East. 1 hp. motor and Call at 94 A St. after | CIRCULATING ofl heater. Call Ju- neau Melody House. WANTED | THE best car $100 cash will buy. Green 614, HILLCREST VACANCY—ONE FURNISHED APT, ONE FUR-| NISHED APT. PHONE 439, 2 FURNISHEI Oil heat $25 John Reck. apts. Reck Apts monthly. Inquire 3 ROOM fur. apt. with bath, oil heat, reasonable rent. Phone Blue 139. house. H. E. Hadaway. Phone Red 510. WANTED TO RENT — Furnished house by <overnment employee. Will lease, Call Green 285. 410-10th range, oil call 190 25 AND $30 unfur. Apt. St. ach with elec. heater, 2 bedrooms. daytime. $500 FOR 3 YRS. Will pay 10% “ROOM furnished apartment. Close , £0od security. Write Empire. in, electric range, oil heater. $20 monthly. Phone Black 415. | WANTED TO BUY full length mir- ! ror. Write DL care Empire. EUREKA Apts. 2 room apts. Phone Douglas 372. | MISCELLANEOUS ] ROONE/ f;u‘lm.szmd 5hous:ie.7 Phone‘flVE THNTS each, pAld for ased Blue 279 between 5 an pm. gunny sacks at Coal Bunkers. VACANCY at Decker Apts. Phane | e g Blue 465 between 8 am. and 6| cash or trade at Nugget Shop. p.m, or call for appointment. | v | GUARANTEED Realstic Perma- VACANCY, Fosbee apt. Phone 4,43'1 nent, $550. Paper Curls, $1 up Lola Beauty Shop. Phone 301. 815 Decker Way. 'WOMEN URGED T0 ' VOLUNTEER FOR BANDAGE MAKING Up until shortly after noon to- day, 55 women had already regis- tered at the Red Cross working headquarters in the Elks Hall where they worked on bandages for First Aid Stations ¢ ROOM furnished house, oil heat.| Phone Blue 275 after 5 p.m. FURNISHED apartment, Triangle Bldg. Phone 253 o® see Stan Grummett. TWO ROOM and bath apartments. Oil ranges $16 monthly. Phone 621. § ROOM furnished house, phone Red 404. | § ROOM furnished apt. Best lo- cation, Phone 385. 4 ROOM apt. steam heated, electric | range, cold and hot running wat- er, private bath. Phone 569. } ROOM fur. apt. for rent. Steln- beck Apts. $-ROOM . ofl heat, nice loca- tion. Phone Black 480. DNE office room for rent. First National Bank Bldg. VACANCY—Nugget Apts., $35. 4&-ROOM FURNISHED apartmeni; ®lsy F-room strictly meodern un- furnished house, 504 Sth St. SRR | . E G RS FUR. apis., easy xept warm, Win-| s | g ter rates $15 a mo. Lights, water,| | \\ 0y SONS TAKE OVER % dishes, Seaview Apts. HOME OF DR. .WHITEHEAD iURNISfiEi) nouse and furnished | Mr. and Mrs. .Carl Danielson 3 i Dr. W. M. apt. Inquire Snap Shoppe. {nave moved into the A : “ | Whitehead residence at the corner NNk e n e i S 3-ROOM niceay rtur. stm. heated |of Sixth and Harris Streets. FOR RENT—Apartments, inquire’ apts. and houses. Windsor Apts.| et Alaska Meat Market af £ h Centi Bldg. | 4 o s BT EU i} The largest and most complete | stock of Fresh and Frozen Meats in Juneau. L. A. STURM—Owner |and bandages had to be cut, fold- | ed, sewed and wrapped for steriliza- ‘tlou in order to equip all stations on the Channel for use. Women who work in offices or were otherwise unable to assist to- | day are urged to report at the Elks Hall between 7 and 10 o'clock | tonight to take part in the WOltk. Women are requested to bring pink- ing shears if possible, or ordinary scissors and a white handkerchief lor scarf to wear about the head. — evo—— NOTICE AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing air route from Seattle to Nome, un | PHONE 39—539 | £ e TO RENT—8 or 9 room furnished | Supplies were received last week | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA I Thousands of Women ALASKA COASTAL Now Employed in U. §. | ;I':ir nl;‘:o‘:l!ulit:‘l Planlsi PLANES KEPT IN (Continued from Page One) is fm'; Passengers for Sitka from Juneau ts in|With Alaska Coastal Airlines on | saturday afternoon were "Mrs. O. | O'Laughlin, Buster O'Laughlin, Mrs. |A. E. Withey, Mrs. Therese John- |son, George Love, John Nordness, ting phase of the Wo-|Clarice Green, Thomas - Thomson, men’s Bureau survey is that devoted | Ray Peterman and Gus Jurgeleit. |to “wearing apparel of women air-| Returning here from Sitka on |eraft industry workers.” The report | Saturday were V. M. Blackwell, H. says, ‘Most of them wear gay-|M. Olsen, T. A. Morgan, Charles |colored slacks— blue, pink, green|Shrewsbury, Richard S. Green, P and sun-tan—topped with cotton|B. Villegove, E. Melia, Guy | blouses. Many bind their hair with|/and Joseph G. Depuis | bright flowing handkerchie: * | on a flight from Haines to Ket- One of the most important rea-|chikan Saturday passengers for the sons for the rapid expansion of Pirst City were Terrell J. Ander- women in war industries is tied.up son, Clifford R. Phillips, E. M. {in that ten-letter word, conversion.| gichon, William Latten, Donald E iR e McGillvrey and Joe Diamond and A former mail-polish plant is retyrning to Juneau from Ketchi- {making bomber fittings. Most of yap were John R. Riggs and Ger- !hc employes are women. Women . .ine Gharles. {in the refrigerator industry are To turning out shell-booster parts.| ;oo Women toy train assemblers are e W y making parachute flare casings— S_““d“" “"“'? e yRnaey. Clinrles using the same electrical equipment Sbrewsbury, Ed Voller, Lt. H. R they did in their previous jobs. Hamilten and returning passengers Women employes of a converted {rom Sitka were A. L. Florence, ark plug plant are turning out|Kenneth McNeil, Jim Bertelsen, machine guns. New York factory Dan Kelley and Walter Savikko. girls who made suspenders are Teday's Flights working on cartridge pockets, para- ~Passengers with ACA for Sitka chute belts and gun slings. In Mary- | today were Norman Carpenter, Mx land, female furniture factory work- Mary Snyder, D. O'Toole, H. ers are turning out sleeping bags. Stabler, and J. J. Meherin. Those For the first time, women are returning were Pvt. H. M. LaShelle, really *manning the machines in Dick Westaroth, Howard E. Rich- war work. One labor depfrtmen! ardson, Cecil A. Richardson and Yet the behind the ammunition plants using women workers. The latter now has more than 80,000 and this number will be tripled by mid- | summer. An inter aircraft industry Sitka Sunday nere for Sitka with ACA - e Empire Classifieds Pay+- employe suggested that as long as|Clarence Ar sparger. Women's War, and Samp Asp; to Hood Bay, {Dupino and W. C, Arnold; to Hawk | Inlet, BE DONE FOR - - Marie Shipp. this ‘week on to add a practical | Were Earl Barcus, Douglas Camp- list of defense activities, as a mend- Mervyn Plum | The mending of clothes for the | |done through the Red Shield Read- we are looking for a name for this passengers from Juneau to Tena- war, we ought to call it “The Firs! kee today were Tom A. Shannon ————e—— |N. Dunlop; to Wrangell, W. MENN"G wlll Wies; to Ketchikan, Joseph G. T. M. Finch, Mary Ereig m Hopkins. From Warm Springs Bay, Juneau arrivals were SERVI(E MEN Corbett Shipp, Carl Grafvert and On a charter flight to Hasselborg Juneau women will be able from Lake today outgoing passengers service for the enlisted men of the|Pell, Genevieve Peterson, Doroth Gastineau Channel area to their|W. Plum, Mrs. R. D. Campbell and ing service is scheduled to start| this Wednesday. { {service men of the area is to be ' {ing Room on Wednesday of eacl i week, according to an announce- ment made today by Mrs. R. B.| | Wide World Features |Lesher, who will be in charge of | MOST amazing part of the “lfr work. . : | mass " air' raids already The men have a special laundry |staged and planned by the service through the camp, but it United Nations over occupied 1does not include mending of their (Enrope is the planning. coordi- “clulhos. Buttfms need to be sewn| agion and use of new tactics on, steams stitched up, and other | involved. The British have prom- small jobs of mending are neces-| yod eventual raids by ';000 sary. 1 ; The work is being carried on in fil::e:ndg‘;:: i's:f:ch:: s'w: many parts of the states through 18,000 fliers aloft ‘"ho.u:.l Red Shield reading rooms and is| | o on ¢ - |greatly appreciated by men who grimage of des.""c'!n"' It's a have difficulty in threading needles | |SUPeF - 'FW'C""‘E job, made and mending holes. more difficult as the number of | The articles for mending will be| (squadrons is increased. Sig- ‘mhcam is the large role played |brought to the reading room in ! Juneau by 9 a.m. on Wednesdays | by women auxiliary workers on the ground. |and any women of the district who |are intecested in contributing to the work are urged to drop in any time during the day, bringing scis- {sors and thimble. No one need stay | all day, but if any woman has| even a half hour to donate, she is| asked to drop in and sew on a few | | buttons. | Sewing machines will be provid- | led for sewing seams and other | work of that type. | The se#vice will be carried on| jeach week in the reading room, be- | ginning at 9 a.m. and lasting until 6 p.m. if necessary. INFANT IS BORN ON (OAST GUARD BOAT SATURDAY The stork and Coast Guard boat Arrow held a race last Saturday; {and the stork won by a nose, when | the baby of Mrs. Ernest Stewart of | Juneau was born just as the Arrow was tying up at the small boat har- por here. The baby was stillborn. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart had been | going to Hoonah on the boat, but| arriving there, Mrs. Stewart found | she was going to need hospital care ;ancl the Arrow brought them back. | Mrs. Stewart is now in the Govs ernment Hospita! Empire Classifieds Pay! | | | | is Churchill's of how mass destruction will be vi many from the sky. Recent raids tons of bombs were dropped far of all four- and two-engined bom fensity greatest Nazi blitz over London, when 600 tons wiere loosed in 24 hours. Average load AIR ON WEEKEND Brunk Joseph Kennedy is new lea of Tammany Hall, famed cradle of Democraiic politics. > IRISH_Ccompeting for the title “Miss Irish Channel” who will reign at the Turkey Bowl football classic mnext Thanks- giving, Miss Edith Mae Rudge of New Orleans poses for critics. 4 ee- RIN MAKE IRIQ TO SITKA Meherin, prominent took to Sitka on a short BON NE T—Film Actress Joan Fontaine wears a hat accented with green and purple grapes and large pink roses. P e — @00 s 25000 00 WE R REPORT (U. 8. Bureau) Temperature Sat., June 27 Maximum 53, Minimum 49 Rain—.79 inch Temperature Sunday, June 28 Maximum 59, Minimum 48 #0000 000000 - TODAY 3 ness man, Airline plane business trip today. e e®s0ev00 MRS. REYNOLDDS BACK P. E. Reynolds, who has been D, STABLER MAK visiting in Ketchikan for PLAN ETRIP, SITKA or returned to her H. D. Stabler, Juneau attorney, home on Saturday. left by Alaska Coastal Airlines plana i e 'today: for a business trip to Sitka.' Empire Classifieds Pay! Mr more, Juneau INTRUDER A+ PLANE N g PLANNING: two squadrons take off from each of 120 air- dromes on exact timetable; 20 workers are needed per flier, TACTICS: bomber comes in at different angle every few sec- onds, “intruder” fightérs lure away defending planes. grim description isited upon Ger- in which 3,000 surpassed in in- Big planes carry 7 men, smaller bombers 5. In sketch, artist visualizes fearsome awe of air war.. Planning timetable for sending planes over target without interruption or confusion entails use of every agency engaged in total war and considera- tion of such things as weather, distance and vary- bers is two tons. ing plane speeds. sale at J. B. Burford & Co. adv. | el BRINGING UP FATHER e BEGEES | | VBEuRY Bt/ REALLY-- DID SO YOU CAN JUST TELL MOUR YER BROTHER ACTUALLY JOIN FRIENDS WHAT A A FINE BROTHER I HAVE- THE ARMY ? L S| Evou\ SAY- { AN’ EA!SE YAA\Ll E&%e%néwg? Al MAGGIE'S BROTHER JOINED THE A'I‘?,EN? 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