The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 22, 1943, Page 5

TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1943 PHONE A CLASSIFIED [ FOR RENT ! FOR SALE t LOST—FOUND MISCELLANEOUS WANTED ! Copy must be in the office by J o'clock in the afternoon to in- wre insertion on same day. ‘We accept ads over telephone ‘from persons listed in telephone i Qirectory. Count five average words to the Dally rate per line for consecu- @ive Insertions: One day ... Additional days Minimum charge ....50¢c FOR SALE FOR RENT MONARCH range with upper | FUR. apts., easy kept warm. Win- warming oven, $20. Phone blucj ter rates $15 a mo. Lights, wamr.]‘ 680 or 334 | dishes. Seaview Apts. | | | | | | | size 16.| i LOST and FOUND | BLE baby buggy, $12; 3 i “ | $5. Phone black 350. | [GST Brown gabardine overcoat,| " size a , has paint spot on rorth $2,000. What| Size about 40, worth $2.000. What| g ve. $10 Reward. Return to Alaska Credit 5 | Sabin’s. LADY'S wool Phone black suit. green 755 COLLAPSI Bathinette, DIAMOND ring, will you Bureau pay? pen oni Valued as| red 750. fountain on pen. Phone Shaeffer 18. Name Re I- Phone blue | LOST- | June gift DAVE'S Cocktail Bar. > | pen and pnn( 11‘y vest, Sunday, Bar- Reward. Return to} Percy's Cafe. THAN a gold mine Make bottle of Cola for less than % cent. Have 500 gallons of | Cola concentrate, each galion makes 16 gallons Cola syrup, mak- | ing 2304 8-ounce drinks out of pogT. one gallon. Will sell whole 1ot or| on piown cocxer spaniel dog, ! parrels of 50 each. Formula for| jicense No. 62, answers to name| same to person buying all. A.| of “Buster,” See Peter Hammer Finberg, Alaskan Hotel after 5 pan. | FOUND—Fishing reel, owner may| have by proving ownership. Call| at USO. | BETTER LOST 51" set anof Robert Pa and blue Hotel Jones, - -4 | a $10 reward for information | 1400 NEW INLAID six-color initialed | poker chips. Will sell to somebody outside Juneau for $175 cash. A.|LOST—Schaeffer Lifetime Fountain Finberg, Alaskan Hotel. | pen. Name on pen. Phone bluv‘ 600. Reward. | i L L ,,a,,,ms'SWEDE WILL AT RE(ORDS; acres cleared garden, Inquire John ls RADIO for sale—Phone black 194 TWO MEAD Kyaks for sale cheap. 213 Harris Street. Reck, First Natl. Bank Bldg.| Juneau. TURKISH BATH—Room for small| restaurant or lunchroom. 431 So. | Franklin St. “ROOM house, also_income pmp-Y erty, T invalesol 509, PoX 10, | |Haegg, Swede runner, is to make an| §OR SALE—30 brake hp. Covic|assault on three of his seven world | Hikeel stotionhry Sopie, BB Em- ummm he hung up in Sweden. 5. | His two-mile mark of 8 minutes, |47 seconds, may be broken in Chi |cago on July 2; his 3000-meter rec- lord of 8 minutes, 1 and 2/10 seconds | YOUNG MAN wants. work on fish- | 5 ing boat for season. Box 3051, Watterson. 11 and an eighth at Cleveland on; July 31. ! TO TRADE a second-hand 5-room oil circulator for a small one. Phone black 615. SHUTOUTWINS 5,000 PURSE June Shut Out carried the silks of Mrs. Payne | Whitney to triumph in the $5,000 |Celt purses at Aqueduct to the tune | ni 1 mmuu- and 51 seconds for a w;\N'li D--1 : MAY BE MARKET FOR wanten ady bookkeeper; oo o ALASKA- WILD RIS truck driver. Write Empire M| i e | 2491, | The Forest Service has received a| |request from Dean Sherman, editor | op-|of the Alaska Life Magazine, for| |75 to 100 pounds of Alaska wild and |iris seed. | | He stated in a letter to B. Frank| |Heintzleman, ~Regional Forester,| that in an experiment last year| with some of the fubers, the Iris| a’ANTED AT ONCEi;Irone'rsflnnrd grew sufficiently well to warrant| shirt finishers, Alaska Laundry. |further experiment with the seed. IIf the results this year prove sat WA'\”FED»-Washer also dry clean- |isfactory, Mr. Sherman asked if a erman at Snow White Laundry. ! continuous supply could be ob-| Good pay. Phone 299. tained around Juneau, of either the {seeds or tubers, in sufficiently large |quantities each year to enable one |to sell them throughout the United WANTED TO BUY—Large stove States. | for Victory Coffee Shop. Phone| Anyone interested in gathering | 796. {the supply of seed or tubers ig re-| = | quested to contact the Forest Serv- FRE ‘IU’ office here or write directly to| "lsczl.umous {Mr. Sherman at 708 American | | Building in Seattle. | - To buy a good vacuum | Phone black 615 WANTED! cleaner. r NEW YORK 22— 2 boys of 12 years and| shoe maker's trade. Shop. WANTED up to Iearn Hollywood Shoe trunk Pnunu WANTED-Car w Miluer, Phone bly Apply an i 510. WANTED—Experienced beauty erator for permanent position Apply James C. Cooper, 4th Main streets. WANTED—Presgure cooker and oil stove. Mrs. Whitmore, 427 Fourth. WANTEDUsed furniture, 306 Wil- loughby. Phone 788. GUARANTEED Realistic Perma—l nent, $6.50. Paper Curls, 31 up.‘ART WOLF HERE | Lola Beauty Shop. Phone' 201. FROM HOOD BAY 315 Decker Way. Effective| Art Wolf, manager and princi- June 15. ipal owner of the Hood Bay Can- TUI e Sieihing - £ . W ival | TURN your old gold into value, ing ‘ompany,, was an arriva [rom m the south Saturday. cash or "’dev“ Nugget BhoP. | n1; wolt was in Juneau over- ~inight and left Sunday for his lpmm. Bmpire Classifieds Pay! I Louis Cardinals four land 6 to 4 defeat ~|San Fran | Cleveland " |st, 1$47,500 in bond pledges. |back injury |ter in the American League. " D |cannery, going over |P. J. Andrea from DODGERS WIN OVER NEW YORK ‘Cardinals Defeat Cincin- | nati 6 to 4 - Other Teams Travel (By :\%ofla(cd Press) Two games in the National were | the only contests in the baseball world yesterday afternoon as all teams in the Ameriéan and cific Coast leagues were traveling. The Brooklyn Dodgers the debut of Lefty Ken Chase with a six-run_outburst in to beat the Giants 7 to 1. A wild sixth inning gave the St. needed of Cincinnati GAMES MONDAY Pacific Coast League Sacramento-Portland, postponed National League York 1, Brooklyn 7 Louis 6, Cincinnati 4. League New St No games. STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pet. 47 17 39 24 3¢ 32 29 32 3 36 Los Angeles 619 San Diego Portland Oakland Hollywood Seattle 25 38 acramento 21 39 National League Won 34 475 453 446 29 29 Lost Pct. 19 642 24 St. Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston New York Chicago American League Won Lost Pct. 31 20 608 30 545 27 500 28 491 24 480 27 474 22 449 22 449 League Won 7 586 509 New York Washington Boston Detroit Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis City Lost Pet Louis Blues 875 Missouri Mules Webfeet cm- Sporl Shons EROOKLYN June 22.—The Dod gers have signed up John Barkley, | semi-pro from Wichita, Kansas, as 5 333 NEW YORK, June 22.— Gunder ghoristop. He played with the St.|tory Louis Browns for 31 games in 1937, KELLER LEADS NEW YORK, June 22— Charlie| |Keller, Yankee outfielder, holds the edgn as salesman war bond league, hitting four | 4 i-\uxao!’lanmsco O)? July 17, andgneies two doubles and a anlc pre fols meter mark of 5 MInutes.(qjong With two home runs to cost for the construction of a Fede (his | Eastern Air Lines, Brooklyn’s |Dixie Walker is second with a | week’s sales of $45 000. sponsor, NE“‘ HURLER OAKLAND, Cal, June 22.—Oak- land had Earl Escalante all lined | up as a hurler, but yesterday he Jjoined the Hollywood Stal He was cut loose by Portland recently.| STEPHE BETTER ST. LOUIS, June 22.—Vern Ste- phens, St. Louis Browns' shortstop, shows rapid improvement from a He's the leading hit- CANNERY INSPECTIONS MADE OVER WEEKEND John Hall, public health engineer |with the Territorial Department of | Health, returned this morning after a two-day inspection trip to Excursion Inlet, Hoonah, and Peli- can, traveling on the U. S. Bureau of Fisheries boat Brant ai the in- vitation of Clarence Olson, Fish- leries Supervisor. At Excursion Inlet Mr. Hall con- sulted with Major Nichols, and at| Hoonah inspected the Icy Straits with the president of the company, Seattle who was also aboard the Brant. At Pelican an inspection was made of the cold storage, where a floating canrery is to start opera-| tion in the immediate future. SR T P MR. AND MRS. BELLAMY RETURN FROM BUSINESS TRIP TO SKAGWAY Ben Bellamy, well known mer- chandise broker, returned last night from a business trip to Skag- way. Mrs. Bellamy accompanied her husband on his trip to the Lynn Canal ports, - - - BUY WAR BONDS spoiled | 515/ 440 ol in the baseball the situation | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRF JUNEAU ALASKA SUBCHASER PLANTS A TIN CAN' Pa- | the seventh runs | * ; .| A DEPTH BOMB dropped by a PC subchaser during maneuvers off the 34 | | Florida coast explodes and blows a huge geyser high in the air. These | powerful boats have played a vital part in making U. S. waters unhcallhy for cncmy subs Official U, S Nm,y photo, (Inllrvmtzonul) nzcmnom “" SUPERVISOR IS JUNEAU GUEST IT. 0. Hoagland Here After Two Months in Inter- jor and Westward On the final lap of a circle of Alaska’s military posts and ad-|, jacent towns to check and make provision for juate recreational | facilities for service men, T. O.| (Lefty) Hoagland, Field Recreation representative of the Community War Services, is now in Juneau | While here Hoagland will confer | with Governor Gruening, with Hugh | Wade, director of the Federal Se- curity Board; Earl McGinty of the Federal Works Agency, and USO |and Red Cross officials. He will ileave here Wednesday for Sitka |and Ketchikan before proceeding to | Washington, D. C On his way north, i the tional representative visited Juneau in April, leaving here April since which time he ucted his work in Anchorage |Nome, Fairbanks, and Edmonton {and Whitehorse Yukon Terri- 'TEXAS (ARPENTER SUCCUMBS AFTER Cecil Arthur |carpenter employed with {F. Atkinson Company at Inlet, died Sunday night, a_fall from a scaffolding am. on the same day The body reached id ha W. Carter Hagar the Gu followir a at Juneau 1 trip T been take boat Charles adel the widow her home, viving i been ‘motified at Alabama Street, Sweet Water, Hagar w born at E: and, D FOUR FINED IN POLICE COURT | re four the arrests were brought City Police Court. Three for drunkenness and one for time parking Benson Phillips, lcharge of 5 | early brought drunkenness, was iy in on Local USO Building “‘Erection of a USO clubhouse |locally depends on future develop- ments, and whether or not Juneau! will serve as a regular leave area,” Mr, Hoagland said “If the need rants it, ared to do everything charge, fof $20. R. S. Christenson, charged wit overtime, parking, paid fine Don Gallagher we arc possible il leased he Peter Brown paid a fine of a’charge of drunkenness. e e | government building, to be {to the USO for operation,” stated BUY WAR BONDS FALL ON SUNDAY 42-year-old Excursion 10 ast Mortu- who has 503 W x| Tex. THIS MORNING Fings were paid this morning as before | were over- | fines Pleading guilty on a drunkenness | paid a fine | of $2 B.B.GAME TONIGHT the ('u;’, the greatly- nine *tangles withi Mules in a contest art at 6:30 o'clock. are holding second ! league standings. | - CARTER LEAVES FOR SITKA SATURDAY Carter, owner of Ernie's Bar in Sitka, left with! Alaska Coastal Airlines urday | to return Sitka after short stay in Juneau .o TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS! Don't forget to clip the directory | supplement from page two of thisj paper adv Phone 16 Phone GOLDEN SOY GRIDDLE CAKE MIX FOR Pancakes and Waffles Easy to Digest Non-Acid Forming Less Starch Vitamins A, B and G--Also Calcium, and Iron PIGGLY WIGGLY 24 QUALITY with SERVICE Play League continues this evening improved City the Missouri in duled to The Mules place in the ERNIE | Ernie Cocktail to a Has THIS It V PRODUCT—TRY IT PIGGLY WIGGLY There Is No Substitute for Newspaper Advertising! THRIFT CO-OP Member Natlonal Retailse- Owned Grocers 811 SEWARD STREET PHONE 767 Daliclous Fried Chicken EVERY NIGHT DOUGLAS INN John Marin, Prop. Phone 88 health protection FORD AGENGY (Authorfsed Dealers) GREASES—GAS—OIL Foot of Main Stress Juneau Motors FEMMER'S TRANSFER 114 OIL — FEED — HAULING Nite Phone 554 ey Sanitary Meat Co. FOR QUALITY MEATS \ i p 4 AND POULTRY & # 4 | FREE DELIVERY | g Call Phones 13 and & ‘ p Chas. G. Warner Co. ] FLORSHEIN | [etenExion e nosse SHOES v | Leota’s WOMEN’S APPAREL Baranof Hotel 1y | n Thomas Hardware Co. PAINTS — OILS Builders’ and Shelt HARDWARE Utah Nut and Lump COAL Alaska Dock & Storage Co. TELEPHONE 4 | The Alaskan Holel | Newly Renovated Rooms at Reasonable Rates PHONE BINGLE O NORTH TRANSFER Light and Heavy Hauling E. O.DAVIS E. W. DAVIS PHONE 81 COWLING-DAVLIN COMPANY DODGE and PLYMOUTH DFALERS The new Florsheim Flexcel Soles are waterproof under all conditions —insuring (: good health to you and | longer wear for your shoes. Most Styles 1]050 and ’l l H.S.GRAVE | The | CLOTHING MAN | WHEN IN NEED OF |2 P2 Be e wr v wm o Olesel Oil—Stove Ofi—Your o Coal Cholce—General Haul- Alaska Music Supply Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Pianos—Musical Instruments and Bupplier Phone 208 122 W. Seoond n| 5 | Report of the survey made by [ Mr. Hoagland will be made to Gen-| {eral Osborn of the Special Service Branch of the War Department, | which requested the survey. In Washington Hoagland will also |confer with USO and Red Cross “l)flx(ml relative to the recreation-’ al facilities In Alaska, with the |U. 8. Army Engineers regarding| construction of such facilities, and with welfare and recréation offi- cers of the Navy. Service Men’s Needs After talking and eating with ser- vice men, and speaking with offi- jcers and townspeople all over the e | J. J. THOMAS as a paid-up sabscriber to THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE is invited to present this coupon this evening at. the box office of the-— CAPITOL THEATRE and receive TWO TICKETS to see: “FRIENDLY ENEMIES” Federal Tax—6c¢ per Person WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! \ng — Storage and Crating CALL US! Juneau Transfer Phene 48—Night Phone 481 Alaska Meat Harkolv The largest and most complete stock of Fresh and Prosen TIMELY CLOTHES ~” NUNN-BUSH SHOES STETSON HATS Quality Work Clothing . Juneau's Most Popular “Meating” Place ONLY THE BEST OF MEATS | Territory, Mr. Hoagland reports - morale is high, and nominates four poiiits to cover the greatest needs {of ‘men of the armed fore 1--To get the war over. 2—Mail from home—lots of it and often. 3—A definite part in the action, and the conviction theirs is a direct contribution ward the effort. 4—Adequate recreational mh- |ties, both on the base or post and {at local communities adjacent to their stations. Preferences are in |the majority for motion pictures radio, a good library and game: |both indoor and outdoor, Mr. Hoag- land found. With respect to motion pictures, ilho investigator reports that “th. | indust: is doing a marvelous job |in furnishing 16 mm films to serv |ice men in Alaska and all ove: |posts, 4t no coest to the military Included are the latest productions, which are often shown in ove areas previous to their billings the States, Mr. Hoagland | plained. | - ® o0 0000000 0 WEATHER REPORT (U. 8. Bureau) Temp. Monday, June 21 Maximum 78, minimum 54 00 s 0000000 war | that to- in ex- AS IN PEACE First N ational Bank of JUNEAU, ALASKA Compiete Outritter for l-_ PHONE 9 “SMILING SERVICE" Bert's Cash Grocery PHONE 184 or 108 Pree Delivery Juneau B, Ideal Paint Shop Phone 540 Fred W. Wends HARVEY R. LOWE Public Accountant 237 FRONT STREET Phone 676 GASTINEAU HOTEL : Every comfort made for our gueste IN THIS BANK ME GROCERY ARE HOME G Phone 146 INSURED Parsons Eleciric Co. ' Westinghouse Dealer Electrical Bervice and Repalrs Home Liguor Store—Tel. 809 P8 NEwAND ox American Meat — Phone 38 P — ] PARCEL DELIVERY SERVICE Trunks—Baggage—Parcels DAY OR NIGHT Bcheduled Delivery 10 a. m. and 3 P, M., G. E. ALMQUIST CUSTOM TAILOR Across from Elks' Club PHONE 576