The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 17, 1942, Page 5

PAGE FIVE CHIEF URGES | DOUGLAS FAREWELL 10 ALL 0 STUDY = NEWS MR. BARROWS BOMB HANDLING v riow vacwmos ON WEDNESDAY " |oto PHONOGRAPH | RECORDS WANTED BY LEGION HERE " MONDAY, AUGUST 117, 1942 PHONEA CLASSIFIED Phone 1 24 Phone 16 PIGGLY WIGGLY QUALITY with SERVICE FRESH VEGETABLES FOR RENT ; s | L JoBRmE, ] o g ! FOR SALE ! : - SRR T 4 haciing sa i oonoT A R e : i I LOST—FOUND wax Discs WI” Be Re(o“' fliar with the new and safer methods :“Om‘l“, “““ “f::i’ld’l‘lt:“;ps ”S‘“‘lm_(‘i“w Ch ape | a d 1es W“ Hold! and rnu“s of fighting fire bombs, described in | ot * i b e WANTD verled Info New Enfer- |2, "S55 5,k S s o v vt v Open:House for Pastor ust Receive i H U. S. Office of Civilian Defense,” | ™" 5( i, TAPOE. DAvINg Wh ' |. f J t R d : tainment for Soldiers | . rtice o o il saia | enjoved (he trip but is glad to e o Is Leaving Here L : pudids ody. | back. : i DANISH SQUASH BUNCH TURNIPS Time was when an old phono-| These new instructions are the re- | The -Chapeladies will give a fare-} TOMATOES }, .s., CHA b graph record wasn't good for any-|sult ]ufemmmw research by tech- | well at an cpen house Wednesday (‘()R{\:.() “()I;' : (:\‘A\T;\‘L()l'l'hh PHONE ihing but sailing through the air|nicians of OCD and the Chemical i evening, August 19, from 7:30 to 10 GREEN PEPPERS PLUMS Local soldier boys home for aoeclock, at the Chapel-by-the-Lake CUCUMBERS PEACHES 0 a junk heap | Warfare Service of the U. S. Army, Now the American Legion is an-|he explained. Great Britain and ious to get its hands on every worn | New Zealand have already adopted GRAPES ‘CELERY and OTHERS! LETTUCE - | for Mr. W. E. Barrows, who has been pastor of the Chapel for the past! Mr. Barrows is now be- visit over the week-end were G¢ don Mills, Frank Stragier and 374 out or unwanted record in the city |this, new method vin Fleek two years. } ¥ Jf Juneau or its environs. These| Chief Mulvihill said that the most X Bes ing transferred to the Sheldon Jack- Come lIl and LOOk Them Overl records can be left at the Daily |important change in technique is < . 2 son School vt\( Sitka. i b . Copy must be in the office by Alaska Empire, or donors may call|that which calls for the use of a FROMEENuaRr A cordial invitafion is sxtended-to ; |2 o'cloek in the afternoon to in- 226, | jet of water instead of spray. A $mary e _|an Glacier Highway residents and Speedy attack on the bomb with a| Mr. and Mrs. Arvo Wahto ar-|other friends of Mr. Barrows to The reason is that throughout the collecting | jet of water will knock the bomb out in less than one minute, thus saving | yaluable time which can be used in |sure insertion on same day. | We accept ads over-teuephone from persons listed in telephone rived here this morning from Ten- akee Springs to spend a week or two with relatives before Mr. Wah- attend the farewell. “TIDES TOMORROW | PLEASE PLACE ORDERS FOR DELIVERY BEFORE 10 A. M. and 2 P. M. nation, these records, to recording companies who can re- the Legion is will then resell them |Hirectory. convert them to make new records, |attacking other bombs nearby be-|to. begins his new teaching term 4 Count five average words,to the and with the $500,000 the Legion rf|1*n they can start serious ?u'c:s: at the Tenakee school. High tide 52 am., 13.9 ‘-(,,,[} ine, ” hopes to earn from such ecord Sand is not to be used except where - 23 feet| s cales. new wax discs will be pur- water is not avaylable or where the B Low tide 11:56 am., 23 feet| ° Sanitary Meat Co « Daily rate per line for consecu- pules, new we s be pur- BUY DEFENSE BONDS High tide 6:08 pm., 168 feet Leota’s o FOR QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY FREE DELIVERY chased and sent to Army posts in glare of the bomb can be seen by | the far-flung outposts of the world. | enemy Jfliers, he said. And as to appreciation for the| The new instructions are as fol- e insertions: One day .. WOMEN’S APPAREL batch sent to the Panama Canal Zone, where they were then| ron SALE | played over a radio station linking i | the various outposts in the Canal Additlopal dazs ‘lroc:‘ipl of such new records, here (lows: L | W”’”’””‘V st Erotal — - Minimum charge ... .500 lis a message acknowledging receipt| 1. Bring your fire fighting cquip-| US MODERNS, ‘ ones 13 and 49 |of a ment to the scene at once | BZ ! T SAVING ENOUGH EACH WEEK TO BUY A U.S, DEFENSE SAVINGS STAMP. 2. Shoot a jet of water directly at the bomb without delay, to put it out of action quickly. 3. Then use the jet, quickly, to| * 7 T NORTH | Transfer & Garbage Co. \Chas. G. Warner Co. Marine Engines and Supplies FOR RENT .2.ROOM Furnished Apt. - | Well Established paying business, | Zone: ‘ ik d o | daire, oil heat, Call at 817 Basin| Glacier Highway. P. O. Box 422. | Are Appreciated | quench the fragments and the re-| | Hhdi: : | Said the memnse: “From the|mains of the bombs, and any fires | || E.0.pAVIS * E.W.DAVIS MAGHINE SHOP FOR SALE or Lease—4-room house, | jungles of Panama, from the out- | (Dot might have been statied. —~Phones—81 Ropes and Paints 4. Be absolutely sure all the fire | is out before you leave the scene. |I-ROOM Furnished Apt. Oil range.| 1565 Evergreen Ave. Can be seen from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. furnished or unfurnished, vie low price and terms. Phone Blue 225. .| posts and hidden positions all over | 839 Dixon.|the isthmus, and on both sides of | ihe Tbig ‘ditetisthe woldiata 6F YR | .0} aLio¢ 8/00RTSe spray oDl Wiy | Panama .Coast Artillery Commang | SAtt€ring of metals must be avold= s old, fully|send their heartfelt thanks for the | ® Birkenbach. | records you sent which were broad- | TCOWLING-DAVLIN ||| THRIFT C0-OP | COMPANY "G Growes 36-ft. Troller, 8 y equipped, new gear. ED Apsr'tmem.’ 2 bed- Phone ‘Red -600. Owned Groeers | 211 SEWARD STREET 6. Use sand only if a bomb falls | where it is not likely to start a fire | 15 : tained from a garden hose, any With that k s 3 ok | oP 1 3 h that kind of support to back | water-type fire extinguisher, and a 11 BEDS complete, 10 dressers,| ™ :'1"“'\ ‘:j:l§:\l"l(f“‘l']‘““::\_”’ii“;, nothing | yumpy tank extinguisher or stirrup PN Dutombanaierts Box 102, Sitka, Alaska, ca o) igh " {BTEAM heated apt, 3 rooms and| ____ _ [Bhst to hem toulght over statlon | o 1 water s not availasle. | DODGE and PLYMOUTH bath. Klein Apts. Phone Black|5_ROOM house, furnished, excel- |y .. or jrst time. Those| “apjer pulvinill gointed out that PHONE 767 B i : | records are proof that the people oy | | DEALERS o ent view. A bargain, Shattuck |p. .k home haven't forgotten u | the desirable jet of water can be | | | TORD AG (Authorized Dealers) Agency. {3-ROOM furnished apt. Phone 385. ‘WHEN IN NEED OF ,EAROUMES ;Apl:s.:”fl rooms fur- Diesel Oil—Stove Oll—Your q stands, stoves, oil burner for | pump nished, hot water day and -night, Juneau residents can be assure mp. GREASES—GAS~OIL ange, chairs, etc. Ca bar ¢ 4 assured - - G 2 electric range, refrigerator and rvu,r (,‘ ”_(‘ ‘L:l!‘r:’ w ‘d('r" that their records will find their | v e et Coal Choice—General Haul- JFoot . of Main Street E " Sanita.y Barber Shop, 273 South | | DIVORCE GRANTED ing — Storage and Crating laundry conveniences, garage. $27 Frankiin, Phone Red 393 | way back to the men of Alaska, as| J m montniy. Phone Douglas 132. A E s S {well as to the men of the Canal|. Divorces have been granted in CALL US! uneau | ors STEAM Master Boiler 12 h.p. com-‘z‘”"" A campaign could be con-| U. 8. District Court in the cases Juneau Transfer Phone 48—Night Phone 481 VACANCY at_Ellingen Apartments. s Blan- ¢ |ducted to collect old records for|of William Erwin Kilroy vs the boys at’the post, but by turn-|Rhodes Kilroy, and Dorothy ing them in this way, a better sel- |chard vs. Gordon Blanchard. _|ection of new and popular discs can BLOCK mill wood 36 unit, delivered, | b¢ obtained. plete with return system—almos new —real bargain. Triangle Cleaners, Soothing Organ Music and Delicious Fried Chicken EVERY NIGHT DUPLEX 4 r‘oom and l‘)ath,r redec- orated, new oil range, $20. Phone 621, | TIMELY CLOTHES HILLOREST — ONE VACANY.| Kindiing $6.75 unit, del. Limited Committee Decides ‘ y tigt(,) I:"::n:x;;\b:: Lrex‘:t‘.";hg;:h‘fllzciMODERN ‘5 room Iqrxllsl)ed log ""T':(l! (’l!:;\:\l ‘llthnd‘z\x(:\ v‘:[v]:]r ‘(]:ml\‘(‘:t\q STETSON HATS - o i s o Bt RS i SR 1 ceetr ek coaeg ||| ERGREE BRER VAGANGY, Fosbee Apt. ‘Phone 443 ' L {Eisle e s toiibt kit ‘ . Widest Selection of LIQUORS PHONE 92 or 95 4 ROOM furnished house, large lot, | + Anyene—in-Juneau who has old closg In, P. O. Box 1075, Juneau. | Tecords to be donated to this cause may leave them in a box which e e e | will be set in the office of the Daily | 'Alu\kn Empire, or may telephone Red 404. iFO[]RVIS”ORS and ask to have their records ¢ ROOM apt. steam heated, electric | collected. AR NGR PRy Mis Cipertil Visiting Here from ¢ ROOM {furnished house, ol heat. Phone Blue 275 after 5 p.m. FRED HENNING Ceomplete Outfitter for Men Thomas Hardware.Co.; PAINTS — OILS Builders' and Shelt HARDWARE “SMILING SERVIOE" Bert's Cash Grocery | § ROOM fur. apt. for rent. Stein- | beck Apts. | ONE office ‘roon. for rent. First| Natiopal Bank Bldg. VACANCY—Nugget Apartments. 5 PHONE 104 or 165 Pree Delivery Juneau GASTINEAU HOTEL Every comfort made for our guests Alr Service Information PHONE 10 or 20 HOME GROCERY Phone 146 Home Liguor Stere—Tel. 899 American Meat — Phone 38 Mrs. Willis Booth and Mrs. Ray- | mond Wolfe entertained Saturday mond wale enteriaind Saws| Pefershurg Home 2 3 oring four Juneau visitors. Those ¢ ROOM FURNISHED apartment; honored included Miss Ruth Niles,| Mrs. W. A. Chipperfield, form- also 5-room strictly modern un- |Miss Sarah Fernald and Mrs. Helenferly of Juneau, is visiting here furnished how.'m Sth Bt. §Hatch. all of Sitka, and Prvt. Carl|from her present home in Peters- | Weatherbee of Chilkoot Barracl burg. She arrived on Friday even- All were formerly connected with|ing and is staying at the Juneau the Sheldon Jackson School in|Hotel while she is in the city. | Sitka. During her stay in Juneau, Mrs. | Chipperfield is visiting with many | friends made during her years of| > 5 esidence in the city. She expects and Mrs. Mayme Cassell mother |® y "3Rects | of Mrs. Booth were present, be-iw return to Petersburg within thc3 | next few days. sides the four sts. i ” urhonors guhes J‘ Empire Classifieds Pay! | ST ST R e PR MISCELLANEODS | ©Buv DEFENse STAMPS | | | | | TELEPHONE 4 FUR. apis, casy xcpt warm. Win- | ter rates $15 a mo. \Lighis, water, dishes. Seaview Apts. PURNISHED house and furnishea #pt. Inquire Spap Shoppe. PFOR RENT—Apartments, .ingquire at office 20th Century ‘Bldg. Newly Renovated Rooms at Reasonable Rates PHONE SINGLE O | The Rev. and Mrs. Booth, Mrs. |Wolfe and her .daughter Joann i | WAR ‘CORflESrPONDENT AND WAR—DnnlelDe‘Ln; e, Assoclated Press war corre~ spondent, walks through a street in Yenangyuang, Burma, before Japs took city. ——— | Alaska Music Supply| Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Plapos—Musical Insfruments Empire Classifieds Pay! FIVE CENTS each, paid for used | sunny sacks at Coal ‘Bunkers. TURN your old gold'into value, cash or trade at Nugget Shop. | | | Wall Paper Ideal Paint Shop Phope 549 'Fred W.‘Wendt ‘and Supplies 122 W. Second Phone 206 . T GUARANTEED ,Realistic Perma- 3 nent, §580. Eaper Gurls. 41 up OPEN HOUSE for SERVICE Huwlmvmm:conom : S, - e MEN ‘ Cholce Meats At All Times | Located in George Bros. Store PHONE 553—92—95 | Alaska Meal lukoli ‘ The largest and most complete AMERICAN LEGION DUGOUT | EVERY NIGHT ! Except each Monday and first Tuesday evening of the month. = —_— e WANTED TOQ BUY—Usedfrigidaire | or used ice box in good condi-| tion, daveno or studio coueh, 2| new or used toilets, complete. Rm. 312 Gastineau Hotel. | stock M.E?h Ja:xxd Prozen ,! Meats in Juneau. WANITOR, experienced preferred. “0' 0 ’s L. A. STURM—Owner i : WASTE ON THE PHONE 39530 { LITTLE THINGS.. SPEND FOR THE BIG THINGS, LOST and FOUND ¥ UMBRELLA picked up at 20th| . WARSAVINGS BONDS | Century Theatre Saturday night.| * S———————— | Juneau’s Most Popular ! Please phone 21 | —— e ——— “Meating” Place Subscribe to the Dally Alaska ! ONLY THE BEST OF MEATS | . St ekl LOST—6 keys on metal chain be- | tween P. O. and Race Drug Store. Phone Red 750. Empires-the paper with the largest pald circulation. LOST—Pair of child’s glasses, gold rim, between ‘6th and East Street. Inform (Green 472 if found. | ST—Ladies Waltham gold lapel watch. Initialed J. R. S. in case. Return to Gastineau Hotel. Re- ward. i SONOTONE — SONOTONE | lhearing aids for the hard of hear- ng. Audiometer readings. Dr. Rac : Lillian Carlson, Blomgren Bldg. : — BUY DEFENSE BONDS hearing aids for the hard of hear- ing. Audiemeter readings. Dr. Rae | Lillian Carlson, -Blomgren Bidg, Phone 636. { WAR BOND DANCE ON ‘SWING LA NE'—c..u.L-.g New ¥ork City's famed nl’lM elub mw;. admittance was gained by the purchase of war stamps or bonds. Before the carnival-like eun‘l:: \:u over Unele Sam had benefitted by Lundreds of thousands of 52nd Street to attend a sfreet dance at which dollars. NTW WASHING