The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 17, 1943, Page 5

17, 1943 PHONEA CLASSIFIED FOR RENT FOR SALE LOST—FOUND MISCELLANEOUS THURSDAY, JU Qopy must be In the office by 4 o'clock in the afternoon to in- gure insertion on same day. We accept ads over telephone from persons listed in telephone firectory. Oount five average words to the Dally rate per line for consecu- | lve Insertions: ! One day ... .10 Additional days ........... 50 Minimum charge ....50c FOR SALE utensils, rugs. 504 5th St NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1 IN THE COMMISSIONER’S| COURT FOR THE umuorwl OF ALASKA, DIVISION NUM-| BER ON | Before FELIX GRAY, Commission- er and ex-officio Probate Judge,| Juneau Precinct | In ‘the Matter of the Last Willy‘ and Testament and of the Estate of MILTON VALISON, also known as| Milton Valeson, deceased. NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN| sale cheap. | |that the undersigned was, on the| |1st day of June, 1943, duly appoint- | led Executor of the Last Will and | Testament and of the estate of| Milton Valison, also known as Mil-| ton Valeson, deceased, All persons having claims against| |the estate of said *deceased are TURKISH BATHRoom for small |required to present the same, mun restaurant or lunchroom. 431 S0.|proper vouchers attached, to the| Franklin St. | undersigned Juneau, Alaska, | L RBOM Ioile; Slsi tbonse prop- | Wiinin iz months from the | date of this notice erty. If interested, P.O. Box 1615. : | erty. If interested, P.O. Box | H. L. FAULKNER, | Executor of the Estate of Milton Valison, deceased. ‘ publication: June 3rd, 1943 publication: June 24th, 1943‘ adv. \ x-oguhr 39 or cabin, woman alone, employed. | Phone 203 or P.O. Box 795. Gar-| Gt 1 noealiie Wil Encourage Physncal‘ | Fitness Programs | in Schools 3 DISHES, cooking etc. Phone black 610, 500 gallons Cola Concgntrate dlon will make 16 gallons la syrup; also formula. Will sell or consider partner to manu- facture in Ala: A. Finberg, Alaskan Hotel, after 5 pm. HAVE TWO MEAD Kyaks for 213 Harris Stry HOMESTEAD site on Haines Highway, improvements and five acres cleared garden. Inquire John Reck, First Natl. Bank Bldg.| Juneau | (6) FOR SALE—30 brake hp. Covic diesel stationary engine. BB Em- First Last b.lcl amento \hml 750 MAID for Gastineau NEED shift per at hour WANTED—Small couch or suitable for office. Phone WANTED- good condition Davenport and chair in Phone green 611 AT B B Dok WANTED—Experienced waitress at Royal Cafe. WANTED—A used truck in good b o i | running order—Ford or Chevrolet, | WASHINGTON, June 17—Uncle 1-ton truck. P.O. Box 77, Hamcs. | v 4y [snm thmpgh the Fedgl'ul Sccur-‘ 3 o |ity. Administration physical fitness | WANTFD——S(v\mg maLhme Blue | committee, has adopted participant | 379. !sports as a war project. —| Chairman John B. Kelly ofj WAN’IED AT ONCE~Ironerx ande]Mddllphm said s(hoolmnstersf shirt finishers. Alaska Laundry. |have been spending too much time | cramming, but you can't stop Hn- {ler with perfect English.” He said automobiles and other badgm» made the American people physically soft. FSA Administrator Paul V. MC- ~ Nutt said he will seek to promote WANTED TO BUY-Large stove|the fullest assumption for physical| for Victory Coffee Shop. Phone fitness in all colleges and the 796. |various governmental participating —— lagencies will consider high bchooll jathletic teams as transportation |problems to encourage Lumpemmu.‘ D | = e WEBFEH 10 et B i s ’lfi"’f.{.; ON FRIDAY Lola Beauty Shop. Phone 201.| 315 Decker Way. Effective| Beaver team who are filling in whenever they get a chance, the June 15. | City will tackle the Webfeet in the = - | Firemen's Field tomorrow evening reading_glasses in red at 6:30 o'clock in what appears to rd. Return to Em-|y. o npatural. The Webfeet are holding down| FOUND—OES. ring. Owner can third spot in the standings, but| have same by calling at the Royal | the much-improved City outfit may | Blue Cab office between 6 p.m. 8¢t @ win tumonov\ [ and 6 am. Ask for Clem Gibson. ! MA.IORS TRY NEW TIME FOR GAMES NEW YORK, June 17. — Major league baseball game times now | run from 11 am. to 9:30 pm, a | virtually continuous performance except when the teams are idle $10 REWARD for mlmmmlon lead- between 6:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. ing to the return of white Toy The clubs are experimenting toj| Terrier, one brown eye, lost in discover the time best suited for | Sitka June 11. Write to Mrs. Earl war worker fans Owre, 702 So. 59th, Tacbma, oot D Wash. l BUY WAR BONDS WANTED—Washer; also dry clean-| erman at Snow White Laundry. Good pay. Phone 289. WANTED Used furnlmre. 306 Wil- loughby Phone 788. 1 FOR RENT , kept warm. Win- ites $15 a mo. Lights, water, ;riIRN youri oldr vgdld’ inw value, | cash or trade at Nugget Shun Bolstered by members of * LOST and FOUND 7Pmr $3 Office. LOS case pire LOST—Billfold containing money, four Guy F. Atkinson checks, identification cards, plane ticket, etc. REWARD. Gerald F. Balster,| c/o Empire. Sheaffer gold-tipped pen-| cil. Owner may have by proving ownership and paying for adv. Empire Office. FOUND | sparked | win ternoon | three-hitter, | poned. | San Francisco | Cleveland |at which time grouse and ptarmi- OTT HOMES AS GIANTS WIN GAME Dodgers Edg;ed Out3to2 But Collect 7 Hits in Contest .\sflwldtrd Press) Mel Ott's sixth inning Sid Gordon aboard the New York Giants to over the Brooklyn Dodgers 3 to 2 in the National yesterday af- (By Manager homer with Rube Fischer held Brooklyn seven hits. Three runs the Reds a Louis Cards. Veteran Si | | eleventh gave | over the St.| in the triumph Johnson pitched a unshaken by a black-| out test that lasted 45 minutes, as the Phils handcuffed Boston | Pittsburgh made it two straight over Chicago, driving Hi Bithorn from the mound in the first in- ning when Frankie Gustine doub- led, Frankie Colman tripled, andj Jnmm Russell and Bob Elliott «mg,led | GAMES WEDNESDAY ! National League Brooklyn 2, New York 3 Chicago 2, Pittsburgh 5. Boston 0, Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 4, St. Louis 1 nings. 11 in- American League | Philadelphia 2, Boston 3. | St. Louis 5, 0; Chicago 3, 9 | Detroit - Cleveland game post- New York 3, Washington 8. Pacific Coast League San Francisco 9, Hollywood Los Angeles 8, Oakland 2. San Diego 5, Seattle 3 Sacramento 1, Portland 3 bTI\anl\b OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League { Won Lost Pet. 4“4 15 146 36 22 621 32 29 27 32 27 32 27 33 22 36 21 37 National League Won Lost Pct[ 16 .660‘ 22 585 22 ..)i"‘ 22 vsszi 23 511 24 30 33 American League Won Lost Pct. 28 18 609 21 23 540/ 23 21 523 | 26 25 510} 27 AT 23 465 26 447 25 432 City League | Won Lost Pet. 6 4 Los Angeles |San Diego Oakland P(n tland Hollywood Seattle 458 | 441 | 379 362 St. Louis Bx 00Kklyn CmL innati | Pittsburgh Pmmdelpnm Boston Neu York Chxm;,o .388 | 327 ew York Washington Detroit Philadelphia Boston Chicago St. Louis St. Louis Blues Missouri Mules Webfeet City All Stars SEALS SINK HOLLYWOOD ON 12 HITS (By Associated Press) The San Francisco Seals reached Hollywood's Roy Joimer and Faye Thomas last night for '12 hits to |sink the Stars 9 to 4. Don:Thower laid out a homer for the winners. Jodie Phillips’ pitching gave Los /| Angeles a win over Oakland. The Angels drove Italy Chelini to the showers in the second inning. George McDonald batted in four of San Diego’s runs as the Padres 4 3 1 0 chalked up their twenty-ninth con- secutive inning without being scored on, dumping Seattle as usual. Portland defeated Sacramento to even their series. AT v, st S According to Frank Dufresne, Ex- ecutive Officer for the Alaska Game Commission, -open season on bear will end June 20. After this date, all open seasons n. game animals and game birds will be closed until September 1, gan may be hunted. -39 feet. 189 feet. 13 feet. Low tide—8:09 p.m., Ewpire Classifieds Pay! Lef Fielder Babe Barna | He also made to| Tyack |of {five double plays in the latter con= test, RelaxRules ll(-;,v competition | sionals playing on teams with ama- INEWLYWEDS MOVE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRI JUNEAU ALASKA BOSTONIN [FIELD DAY SET CLOSE WIN | 5o Towoeeow YESTERDAY Th field |at {afte tour botl of a nain event for the w\(m(l of the year fo be held Evergreen Bowl is to be a shinney golf nt to all persons, up 40 16 yea ch contestant must arm ‘him\ f with a shinney club |an « tennis ball. No other of equipment will be allowed. ™ Contestants are to start out from the Bowl Office in assigned groups jof four and they must have their jentire score turned in by 2:30 o'- a open and girls, Scores Red Sox’ Lasl Ially (By Associated Press) Left fielder Babe Barna WAas} successful in his debut with the! Boston Red Sox in the An)(‘l‘l(.'llnw(.m“ in order to have it count. League vesterday, scoring a nIthimye rivst group to start the course inning run for a one-point Vietdry.|win hegin at 1:30 o'clock and are a nice catch off Jim|go compiete the nineshole course, in the fourth the Redlw,,‘ or shine. Three 'prizes Box ibedt. thie Athletics 3 t0 2 [both boys and girls will be of- Chicago ended a five-game losmg‘[”“‘ for this event. Prizes for thel| streak, driving Al Hollingsworth outjda‘ are offéred through the Shat- the box in' less than three in-| tuck Tnsurance Agency. nings to win the nightcap from the " Archery Range Ready St. Louis Browns 5 to 3 Archiery has again found its place But the White Sox went to towWn iy the activities at the Bowl. Two in the nightcap, drubbing the |y s have been constructed Browns 9 to 0. Chicago uncorked and are available for: the public, both adults and children. Targets will be furnished to those h'\vmu their own bows and arrows and others may rent equipment at a | very nominal cost. The second event in the day’s ac- fivities will be an archery as shortstop Luke starting them all An ‘eighth inning rally ‘good for five scores gave Washington a vic- tory over the New York Yanks. > shot. Instead of having the target| in a vertical position it is laid out’ Lhorizontally on the ground and the contestants are to shoot up fh the air and attempt to get the, or o ege {arrow to come down as close to the target as possible. Pool Repaired ¢ The swimming pool has been re- oo a ers,pmml and will probably be ready |for use by next Monday. The water twill likely ‘be quite cold. No medi- New Re ulaho“s On coashcm\ examination will be required of g tHose desiring to use the pool, how- Ma See PI’OfBS' ever y person who is not clean y ov, has sores upon his Body will not Siona's P'ay be allowed to ent the pool. A jcold shower is required of all who T 1d|wm\ to go swimming. The public SAN FRANCISCO, June 17.—The 45 ‘cautfoned at this time to stay Coast Conference athletic faculty|away from the pool when it i not representatives have swept aside|officially opened. Persons found in- the peacetime eligibility regulations|gjde the fence when the pool is and are putting college ‘football onlnot open are subject to arrest. So a wartime basis, making all stu-|ghr the telephone company has not, dents ‘enrolled in the Army Oripeen able to install a telephone .4aB'N‘uw training programs eligible for |ut the Bowl but it is hoped that!be turning out highly satisf competition, including those who have completed four years of col- one will be available in the near future. Vandals Active Suspended also is the transfer| fyandals, both big and little, rule, except that a transfer cantlmm ‘thelr way into compete against his old school un-|again. The door to the pool was| |til after 24 semester hours ]]d"fi}bx’oke“ open and some person | passed The representatives decided ama- teur standing will not be affected e new rules see some profes- using the Bowl please assume re- |sponsibility for stopping such ac- |tions if they see them' happening? !Many materials are difficult if al- T most impossible to replace so it means that if a great deal is de- |stroyed the activities at the Bowl D”UGLA.S |will be limited NEWS | A cordial invitation teurs. to service men and the public in |general* to come down and enjoy ‘mme good healthful recreation St g MRS. MARTHA WALKER HERE FROM PELICAN | Mrs. ‘Martha Walker, womah of Pelican, arrived MRS. CAHILL (OMPLIMLNTFD WITH BON VOYAGE AFFA]R\ Mrs. W. E. Cahill ‘was surprised at her home last night by & group of 21 of her Douglas friends- on the eve of her departure for Cali-| fornia to be gone about a year| business her first term. Progressive contract bridge en- tertained four tables of the guests| college for BShe' is Hotel while in at the Gastineau the city for | have | the Bowl | found entertainment in cutting the, ropes on the swings. Will all adults! is extended b | in Ju-| while her daughter, Doris, attendsineau ‘this morning for a short stay.| tomorrow | and | type /| \¥Picoy wiceLy FRESHNESS Served raw or cooked, fruits and vegetables are Nature’s Own Tonics. quality by getting fresh supplies daily. PAGE FIVE URES tflIY APPET/TES / Piggly Wiggly assures best ... And SOMETHING NEW Has Been Added . . . We have just installed a large refrigerated cabinet to INSURE . . . FIRST, SANITATION then Crispness and Freshness . . . ‘ SEE OUR FRONT WINDOW!! Phone I6-PEGGLY WIGG ‘QUALITY with DEPE GlRl S(OUTS HAVE Life at the Girl Scout summer E HEARTY APPETITES golf | | camp at Eagle River is proceeding | with and animation, reports Commissioner Mrs. H. L. Faulkner 'today, who in the same breath is- sues a plea to mothers .of girls now at camp to “send cookies, fel- lies or marmalades to help satisty 'the healthy appetites the outdoor activity is generating.” | Such additional goodies may be either taken or sent next Sunday, which is Visitors’ Day at camp. Visitors are asked to provide their own lunche they already have eaten Pare unless who wish to send letters or goodies to their girls may -take ‘lhcln to the 20th Century Meat 'Market up to clesing time Satur- ‘day and they will be gathered up there, Mrs. Faulkner states. | without an official camp book,' the women are taking turns at Ih(' | responsibility and are reputed Lu actory ‘usuu, i ceee | HOSPITAL NOTES Thomas Bennett * entered | Ann's Hospital yester for | gical treatment St William Peterson has entercd St Ann's Hospital for medical treat- ment | Dorothy Thibodeau and Mrs. Ali Sitton, medical patients at Ann’s Hospital, have been lnlSh(‘(l Olaf Olsen was an outgoing med- ical patient yesterday at St. Ann's | Hospital. dis- | Andrew Vierly and Billy Bean | were discharged yesterday from the ‘Gmemment Hospital been taken as boarders [ the | Minfield Honle, at Pauline Rudolph and Frances | Pickernial are recently discharged [pau(-nt.s at the Government Hos- | pital, for the evening’s principal diver-| sion. Priz went to Mrs. Cahill | high, Mrs. Alex Sey, second, and| Mrs. Alex Gair, low scorer. Mrs Robert Fraser received the prize. A handbag and gloves 1o match were presented to Mrs. Ca- hill as the going-away gift. De- licious refreshments were served Those present included Mrs, Alex| «|Sey, Mrs. J. R. Guerin, Mrs. Frank Pearce, Mrs. J. O. Kirkham, Mrs.| Robert Rice, Mrs. Erwin Hach-| meister, Mrs. Robert Fraser, Mrs. John Mills, Mrs. James Sey, Miss Jennie Manning, Mrs. Joseph Riedi,| rs. Guy L. Smith, Mrs. Felix Gray and receive TWO “TARZAN'S NEW Y E.E. NINNIS cut|{ a8 » paid-up subscrfl)er to THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE ig invited to present this coupon thik evening . at. the box office of the-—. CAPITOL THEATRE TICKETS to see: ORK ADVENTURE" | Federal Tax—G6c per Person WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! Mrs. Thomas Cashen, Mrs. Charles Tuckett, Mrs. Marcus Jensen, Mrs Elton Engstrom, Mrs. Arne Shud shift, Mrs. A. A. Bonnett and Mrs A. E. Goetz. Aaty TS TO 'DOUGLAS APT. Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Winkel- | baum, newlyweds, began their do- micile in Douglas yesterday with | residence in the apartment over| the Feusi-Jensen store. e ELKS OPEN HOUSE IS | SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR Last night’s open house at the Elks, for members and their ladies, | was acclaimed a great success by | all who attended. Lillian Uggen and a three-piece orchestra provided music for danc- ing, with festivities beginning at 9 o'clock. Ellis Reynolds and his| committee were in charge of the affair, > > of 1O.OF, Thursday, 7:30 pm. June 17, 'a' H. V. CALLOW, adv, Chief Patriarch, DEPOSITS IN THIS BANK ARE INSURED Jena wemna | Ifleet National Bank of JUNEAU, ALASKA L 13 AY) \ l | \ | | | | . Y -Phone 24 ABILITY Delicious Fried Chicken EVERY NIGHT DOUGLAS INN John Marin, Prop. Phone 84 e —————————————— Soothing Organ Music and l FEMMER'S TRANSFER 114 OIL — FEED — HAULING Nite Phone 554 [ ———————————————————————————— Sanitary Meat Co. FOR QUALITY MEATS® AND POULTRY FREE DELIVERY Call Phones 13 and & Chas. G. Warner Co. | Marine Engines and Supplies MACHINE SHOP Ropes and Paints S WOMEN’S APPAREL Baranof Hotel Light and Heavy Hauling E.O.DAVIS E. W.DAVIS PHONE 81 TCOWLING-DAVLIN | and have | DODGE and PLYMOUTH DFALERS WHEN IN NEED OF Diesel Oil—Rtove Oll—Your Coal Cholce—General Haul- \ng — Storage and Crating CALL US! . Junean Transfor Phene 48—Night Phone 481 ~ NUNN-BUSH SHOES STETSON HATS Quality Work Clothing L] Complete Outritter for Mem “BMILING BERVICE" Bert's Cash Grocery PHONE 184 or 108 Pree Delivery Juneau GASTINEAU HOTEL Every comfort made for our guests Alir Service Informalion PHONE 10 or 20 HOME GROCERY Phone 146 Home Liguor Store—Tel. 000 American Meat — Phone 38 G. E. ALMQUIST CUSTOM TAILOR Across from Elks’ Club PHONE 576 FORD AGENCY (Authorised Dealers) GREABES—GAB—OIL Poot of Msin Btreet Juneau Molozs GEORGE BROS. ‘Widest Selection of LIQUORS PHONE 93 or 08 Thomas Hardware Co. PAINTS — OILS Bullders' and Shelt HARDWARE COAL Alaska Dock & Storage €o. TELEPHONE 4 ' Newly Renovated Rooms at Reasonable Rates PHONE SINGLE O Cholce Meats At All Times Located in George Brog,. Store PHONE 553—03—80' ting” ONLY THE BEST OF MEATS PHONE 20 Ideal Paint Shop Phone 549" Fred W. Wends I HARVEY R. LOWE Public Accountant Parsons Electric Co. ' Westinghouse Dealer Electrical Service and Repairs B ] PARCEL DBIJVEBY SERVICE