The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 24, 1943, Page 5

24, 1943 CLASSIFIED FOR RENT FOR SALE LOST—FOUND MISCELLANEOUS Oopy must be in the office by # o'clock in the afternoon to in- ure insertion on same day. ‘We accept ads over telephone from persons listed in telephone firectory. ' Oount five average words to the kne. Dally rate per line for consecu- ftve tnsertions: One day ... .100 Additional days ......... 5¢ Minimum charge .._.50¢ FOR SALE BOARDING house . Owner leaving town terms. Write Empire good business, Reasonable C 243 242 Tth and 1938 FORD sedan Franklin with Phone MONARCH warming oven, 680 or 334 range $20. LADY'S black Size 16 Phone green 7 wool suit. CO1 SIBLE Bathinette, baby buggy, $5. Phone black 350 worth $2,000. What ? Alaska Credit DIAMOND ring, will * you pay Bureau i);\\.'<b Cocktail Bar. Phone blue BETTER Make bottle than % cent. Cola concentrate, each m; 16 gallons Cola sy 4 8-ounce drinks one gallon barrels of to THAN gold Cola mine for less a of gallon ing out 50 each person buying Alaskan Hotel all. A after same Finberg, 5 p.m "'l‘\V() MEAD Kyaks for sale cheap. 213 Harris Street HOMESTEAD site on Highway, improvements and five acres cleared garden. Ifiquire John Reck, First Natl. Bank Bldg. Juneau. TURKISH BATH—Room for small| restaurant or lunchroom. 431 So. Franklin St. :fiBOM hous a@ income prop- erty. If interested, P.O. Box 1615. §OR SALE—30 brake hp. Covic| diesel stationary engine. BB Em- pire. WANTED WANTED TO BUY m lt‘as(-' Fur- nished 2-bedroom house. Call Don Underwood at Baranof Hotel. \'VANTED Small furnished or apartment, steady tenant. pay any reasonable rent. 442, Wwill Phone WANTED—Turtle back coupe or other car with large trunk. Year of make not earlier than 1939. Phone 473 between 8 am. and 5:30 pm Combination elevator preferably Baranof Hotel Llectric refrigerator. 5. Black 200. WANTED— Late model sedan, 5- or 7-passenger., Phone 106. WANTED TO BUY — Baby buggy in good condition. Phone blue 650. WANTED- bOVs of 12 ycfirs and up to learn shoe maker's trade Hollywood Shoe Shop. WANTED - “Phone green Large trunk. 755 mornings. WANTED—Car washer. Milner. Apply Dave Phone blue 510, W‘\'\ rED Lady hookkeepcr also a typist for 3 hours daily, and one! truck driver. Write Empire 2421 WANTED—Experienced beauty ..op- erator for permanent*pesifion Apply James C. Cooper, 4th and Main streets. WANTED—Pressure cooker and oil stove. Mrs. Whitmore, 427 Fourth. WAN'I'ED AT ONCE—IPDI\el‘l and shirt finishers. Alaska Laundry. WANTED-—-Washer; also dry clean- ' erman at Snow White Laundry. Goad pay. Phone 299. WANTED TO BUY—Large stove for Victory Coffee Shop. Phone | 796. WANTED —Used furniture. 306 Wil- loughby. Phone 788, upper blue| Have 500 gallons U(‘ rup, mak-| of | Will sell whole lot or| Formula for| Haines | house' 16 yrs.| FORRENT 3-ROOM furnished cabin, oil heat- er. Inquire 513 Willoughby. FUR. apts, easy kept warm. Win- ter rates $15 a mo. Lights, water, | disiies. Seaview Apts. LOST and FOUND gabardine overcoat, has paint spot on Return L('bST——Br()wn size about 40, | sleeve. $10 Reward. Sabin’s reel, owner ownership. FOUND—Fishing have by proving | at USO. may | | LOST—Schaeffer Lifetime Fountain | pitchers’ blue | evened their series with Sacramen- Name on Phone rd. pen. pen. 600. Rew: | AWVS DAY NURSERY For children up te 10 yrs. rate $1.25; hour rate 25c. Black 340. Perma- $1 up. GUARANTEED Realistic nent, $6.50. Paper Curls, Lola Beauty Shop. Phone 315 Decker Way. June 15. | TURN your old gold into value, NOTICE TO CREDITORS {IN THE COMMISSIONER'S .| COURT FOR THE TERRITORY | OF ALASKA, DIVISION NUM- BER ONE. | | Before FELIX GRAY, Commission- er and ex-officio Probate Judge,| Juneau Precinct. In the Matter of the Last will| and Testament MILTON VALISON, also known as > |San Diego Milton Valeson, deceased. NOTICE |that the undersigned was, on the 1st day of June, 1943, duly appoint- ed Executor of the Last Will and| Testament and of the estate or‘ | Milton Valison, also known as Mil-| |ton Valeson, deceased. All persons having claims against the estate of required to pre | proper vouchers attached, to the !undersigned at Juneau, within six date of this notice. H. L. FAULKNER, Executor of the Estate Milton Valison, deceased. First publication: June 3rd, 1943. Last publication: June 24th, 1943. | adv. HANK WORKS out - FOR OLD OUTFT, - BUT CAN'T PLAY of| DETROIT, June 24 —Henry |Greenberg of the Army Air Forces, |lanky home run slugger for the De- {troit Tigers, worked out with his teammates yesterday while on a| tour of mid-western colleges in- |specting sports for trainees. Sighed manager Steve O'Neil, “we |sure Al LOPEZ FINED 5100 VSTEROAY 24.—The| PITTSBURGH, June | Pirates disclosed catcher Al Lopez |was fined $100 for a dispute with| |the umpire on .a called strike in ')fste:ddy\ game. Lopez was called| ~|cut in the ninth with a man on |third and two out. | > > MISS MAYNARD BACK FROM CAA HEARINGS Miss Mildred Maynard, court re- porter, returned by plane last night from Ketchikan where she has been | for the past two days in connec- tion with CAA hearings. ——e——— l Empire Classifieds Pay! v to| cash of trade at Nugget Shop. | OAKS SHUT THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE AU ALASKA | Chicago in Scarce? Sure, but | 11 og 3 Win I'll enjoy it ' ' ~ In American that much more! mEE | In Amer | Washington Senators Miss [ Chance fo Cut Yank 1 League Lead By Chicago the Associated Press) White Sox American League lay by beating the St. Louis Browns 4 | The moved a step from basement yeste |eighth Schenley Royal Reserve, 60% grain neutral spirits. Blended whiskey, 85 proof. Schenley Distillers Corp., New York City BROOKLYN B Red Sox took a bill from the Athletics as Leon Culbertson’s home run the Red Sox a ictory in the nightcap, and| outfit won the first | double R00Kie 'HANDY MAN GETS - HURLING JOB AS TIGERS SEEK MEN June 24.—In 15 years!to blank the ‘Llu man, has been everywhere the 00 fourth gave the Boston 4 to 3 Milo Candini ton Senators front had the Washing-| knocking at the league | pitching * the seventh | his undefeated season New York Yanks 8 to opener, but the Senators| in the second contest OUT STARS Twmsrwoé IN COAST victory of DETROIT, 0 in the fell ‘apart PAGF FIVE Pine PIGGLY WIGGLY > QUALITY with SERVICE KINDELSTYX DO YOU FUSS AROUND WITH l\'l‘ll{()—‘) SENE WHEN LIGHTING FIRES . OR ALLOW YOUR CHILDREN TO DO IT? 3 Play Safe... ) Use Kindelsty NON-EXPLOSIVE, ODORLESS, and CLEAN! Ask any Phone SAFI MOISTUREPROOF camper’s friend— or Girl Seout. SOLD AT PIGGLY WIGGLY I's It's also the Boy There Is No Substitute for 10 in a tight Pacific call|to 3. Los Angeles Stret(heS\Dodgers Wallop Their Lead with Double | Vicories ; Crosstown Rivals in Nafional (By Associated Press) (By Associated Press) Oakland shut out Hollywood 1 to| Coast L(‘“gup‘\’urk Giants, contest last night, a pitching duel : | twice yester between Ralph Buxton and B‘”‘lmum abd ok ity {a game of the league lead, The The league-leading Los Angeles . owq phoped old Curtis (Daniel {Angels vanquished the second-place|oone) Dayis would get a no-hitter {San Francisco Seals 5 to 2 and 4[, 0 Do e ten’ slapped boosting their lead to nine-|gngie out to spoil it and get Some their the New helplesshess the National within half rivals into y in crept to crosstown Day | Phone | 201. | Effective and of the Estate of | Los Angeles IS HEREBY GIVEN Portland VSI said deceased are| Brooklyn sent the same, with|Pittsburgh Alaska, iCmcmnau (6) months Trom the|Boston (ould use mg Hank out there.” | entered St. Ann's Hospital rccen'- | | to, —— |held Seattle to five hits. MISCELLANEOUS | | | winning | Apartments. and-a-half games. boos for His effort. Seattle's dwindling In the second game, batle ‘as ton held the The Dodgers won the first 7 |and the second 6 to 0. Chuck Workman's single in |eleventh with two out, enabled the Boston fans the saw a Rainiers | Rube to 2, winning 3 tc 1. Bud Byerly The Portland Beavers \\'llh San Diego in a twilight g 5 to 2 tangled ame, | Braves to Hugh Poland’s double GAMES WEDNESDAY Pacific Coast League | San Francisco 2, 3; Los Angeles 4 ning run to 0 and the second 4 to 3 Hollywood 0, Oakland 1. The Chicago ;Cubs_ climbed Bascarients 3. Beabita’ Iseventh place by beating Pitts- Portland 5, San DieFo 2 {burgh in the first game, 4 to I, Natibnl: Thagie and remained there 'despite New York 2, 0; Brooklyn 7, loss of the nightcap to the Pirates, Philadelphia 0, 3; Boston 1, 5 to 7. Pittsburgh 1, 7; Chicago 4, The Cincinnati Reds ganged up St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 8 on the St. Louis Cardinals in a American League | slow see-saw and worked out a vic- Washington 8, 0; New York 0, 4,01y for Fireman Beggs who Cleveland 1, 9; Detroit 3, 6 |lieved Ray Stark in the fifth, win- Chicago 4, St. Louis 3 ning 8 to 8. " |WOODLEY SERVICE REPRESENTED BY ALASKA' COASTAL 47 Schedule fl)r the Woodley Axr- .AG\\\‘.I)'AS Service between Anchorage 4261 ,0d Juneau, resumed this week, " has been definitely set for Tuesday 3 ?land Priday, it was announced by |Art G. Woodley, pilot and owner of the company, before he left for 630 'the return flight to Anchorage late 607 yesterday 5211 Alaska Coastal Alrlines will 500| Juneau’s representative of the 500 Woodley Airways and reservations 472 may be made for the Westward by 375 Lelephoning or calling at the Alaska .368 Coastal office at the foot of Main | Street, Mr, Woodley sald. Woodley to Pilot 5, STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Coast League Won Lost Pet. 9 17 142 39 600 34 5071 30 484 31 29 San Francisco 33 Oakland Hollywood Seattle 26 Sacramento 22 40 National League Won 34 Lost Pct. 20 24 26 28 27 28 Chicago 35 New York 36 American League Won Lost Pct. 32 2 593 3% % 552 tra that wilk be used on the route 29 517 'from here to the Westward will be 28 500! flown by Mr. Woodley, one of Al- 27 481 |aska’s most experienced pilots, with 33 450 Bob Hall as co-pilot. 2 471| The plane is scheduled to arrive 29 431/in Juneau from 'Anchorage each | Tuesday and Friday at 2 p. m. and | will leave for the return flight half an hour later. odtsoh: Passéngers Mr. Woodley arrived in Juneau ‘409 |00 the first flight of the tesumed : schedule on Tuesday evening and Louis 29 Philadelphia 28 New York Washington Boston Cleveland "~ | Detroit a Philadelphia Chicago |8t. Louis City League Won M g Lost Pct. 875 5T1 5t. Louis Blues . Missouri Mules 4 Webfeet .. -3 City 3 All Stars .. 0 | business here, left last evening on the return flight to Anchorage. ’l‘hose taking passage from .Ju- HOSPITAL NOTES | 2778 . Thomas Drayton, local attorney, Nick Bez, Haakon Fricle, John Manders, Miss Letha Manders @pt. T. A. Pugh and D. F. Bro- ly for medical treatment. ‘thers Mrs. Theresa Satre was an in-| | coming medical patient at St. Ann’s| Hospnal yesmlday Mary Joseph was admitted last FORMER ALASKAN | SEATTLE, June 24. — Fu services will be held here Mond for Thomas J. Nester, 83, wealthy | mining man who was killed in a the Evergreen | auio accident in Compton, Calit | Saturday. Nester was a resident of Nomu Alaska, from 1899 to 1918. e Mrs. Allan Wicks and baby girl were discharged recently from St. Ann’s Hospital and have returned to their home in Mrs. John Johnson has been dis- | charged from St. Ann’s Hospital. | William Peterson was a recent PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY outgoing patient at St. Ann's. i Have a portrait artist take your | picture. Hamersley Studio. Opposite Irene Gardner and Jennie Warne | Federal Building. Phone 294, adv were discharged this morning | - -—— - from the Government Hospital, 1 BUY WAR BONDS The Brooklyn Dodgers hammered | a clean| Giants to five hits.| the | meanwhile, | sweep a doubleheader from the Phil- | lies. Johnny McCarthy's single and; accounted | for the first game's only and win-| Boston took the first 1] into | their | be } The twelye-place Lockheed Elec- after taking care of considerable | but the big leagues, and yesterday he caught them as pitcher for the Detroit Tigers. | A year ago he was ap outfielder (for Roger Hornsby's Fort Worth in ‘lhl I s Leaguie. His batting av- ‘l‘l.u”x was low and Horsby told lnm :m hit like a pitcher. | Oana surprised them all by pitch- |ing and winning 16 games with only defeats for the Forth Worth 1 the last three months of the n, The Tigers bought him, ke was 3-A in the draft. 16 when and with an_ errox three hit Yank four and the Yanks won 4 to 0. Jeff Heath’s two-rfun homer in the eleventh inning gave the Clefe- | land Indians a 9 to 6 victory over the Detroit Tigers in the nightcap) of a twin affair, but Cleveland lost| the first 1 to 3. - RIZZUTO WEDS '} ; . L oERG NORFOLK, Virginia l'II.I.llI().\l‘. UBSCRIBERS! |phil Rizzuto, 24, former Dow't forget to clip the directory|for the Yankees, now a Seaman, supplement from page two of this| first class, married Cora Esselborn | paper adv. 23, of Newark ' | a wild piteh| and a walk gave unearned runs, a th he ! five am learning June 24— shortstop Mel- ‘ . Harinek Lands; Nova Wins Lou Nova of Van Nuys, Calif., heavyweight, stopped an upppercut by Paul Hartnek of Omaha in their fight at Portland, Ore,, but went on to seore a third-round knockout over the Nebraskan, S —————— 1§ e ROSE LUNDELL a8 a paid-up supscriber 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: “SLEEPY-TIME GAL" Federal Tax—6c per Person WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! DEPOSITS IN THIS BANK ARE INSURED - First National Bank of JUNEAU, ALASKA “MEMIE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANM Newspaper Advertising! 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