The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 28, 1943, Page 5

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1943 PHONE A CLASSIFIED Copy must be in the office by 2 o'clock in the afternoon to in- sure insertion on same day. We -ept ads over telephone from petsons listed in telephone directory. Count five average words to the ling. Daily rate per line for consecu= uve insertions: One day 10¢ | Additional days ... 5¢ | Minimum charge 50¢ i FOR RENT FOR SALE ‘ LOST—FOUND MISCELLANEOUS : | WANTED | LINE FOR DISPLAY ADS EEAI% 11 A. M. ON DATE OF INSERTION. " FORSALE | Glesiupets — —— |'WANTED Construction men for FOR SALE—1940 G line w.m\‘ work in the Haines Area in the Machine, 2 wheel trailer fair 19"/ gonoying classifications — truck tires no Breaks $15.00, 300 fl.| gyuer heayy duty mechanics 4th grade Ship-lap $5.00. Merle| o100 grader operators, carpen- Tuck, 4 Mile Glacier Hiway ters, commissary helpers, laborers. Apply United States Employment | FOR SALE—30 ft. Cabin Deck boat — CPUF $400. See Harbor Master. iy BEDROOM set with inner spring Wf_\NFED_ : ll.:}:n (,‘h;)al;\okcepmg mattress. Phone Blue 350. | “’f’“r"r or ap hone «| WANTED — Good used small oil STUDEBAKER sedan, sell or trade for light pickup truck. Red 483, FOR SALE Furnished house o1 Fritz Cove Road. D. F. Millard. Phone Green 170, i heater. Harbor Market. Phone 352. WANTED— Maid for general house- | work; also maid for care nl'('lnld—{ ren, Phone 361 | WANTED—Nice home for school girl of twelve, where she can 2 % . assist with children, light duties| FOR SALE—Cocktail Bar good busi-| for home. P. O. Box 1708, Juneau. | Write Em- F"OR SALE-—1937 Packard Coupe. In- quire Warner Machine Shop. | thriving town. 2894 ness, WANTED—Small frigidaire in good | pire condition. Phone 226. P PR R s | WANTED—Used furntturc. 306 Wil- FOR SALE-1 Duplex—2 Apts. s loughby. Phone 788. Houses—3 rooms each, 1 Cabin- 2 rooms. All furnished. For $8,000.1 ™ Ca Apply Juneau Paint Store. | VANTED--Washer; also dry clean- erman at Snow White Laundry. Good pay. Phone 299, LOT in Douglas with garage, second | rs, kitchen table, 2 heat- S 5 Phone Red 710. G. A.| ¥ANTED AT ONCE—Ironers and hand doo ing stoves FOR RENT With Bath, Furnished, Oil Range| Baldwin. | shirt finishers. Alaska Laundry. FOR SALE—Bargain Small Gabin| = 1 Cruiser Good Condition. Phoucl runm 5032 | . ;3 Three Room House | FURNISHED House for cash $4,500. | —Game par iland 9:45 o'clock Interesfing llems for Everybody PROGRAM THURSDAY, ,October 28, 8:30 P. Dance in USO Lobby. | FRIDAY, October 29, 9:00' P. M. y in USO Lobby. SATURDAY, October 30, 9:00 P. allowe'en party and barni ace at Natatorium in Douglas Transportation from USO at 8:30 M SUNDAY, October 31, 1:30 P. M. (or later at convenience of Service- 2:00 P. M.—Bicycle party (weather permitting) ; 4:00 P. M. to midnight ~Open house to which the public is invited; 5:00 P. M.—Music, cof- fee and cookies in USO Lobby; 9:30 P. M.—Vespers in USO Lobby; 10:00 P. M.—Singing around piano. MONDAY, November 1, 8:00 P. M.—Forum Club meeting at private home. Get your reservation at USO desk; 8:30 P. M.—Movies in USO Lobby. TUESDAY, November 2, 9:00 P. M.—Quiz contest (broadcast over KINY): 9:45 P. M.—Bingo games. WEDNESDAY, November 3, 7:15 P. M.—Movies in USO Lobby; 8:45 P. M.—Card party on second floor of club; 9:00 P. M—Old-fashioned dances in USO Lobby. SWE XTEEN “Sweet Sixteen” it was, indeed, on Tuesday night when the Girls’ Ser- vice Organization had finished its balioting. This phrase, however, is descriptive not of an age but the all the local Club’s history. Now, | number in a group. instead—the, uAlTENGE TO CHECKERS |With bis departure, the whole band STOCK ouo]'A'"o“s (Authorized Déalers) group consisting of the Ofiicers and| . A ENHE T CHRCRERE Lang all the rest of us cherish par- GREASES—GAS—OIL Council ]\?cmbrr,\ of the GSOl,.oiiv cure, that the Soldiers here- | icWarly the memory of his major - Foot of Main BStreed elected for a ‘sxx-momh\ pvllu(l."‘h”“:h outnumber the (ZOHS('\h"'“ in that very successful occa NEW YORK, Or 28. Closing | J n" (As a matter of fact, if you want to| SFE O PRt et it |lon. Happiness and safe-keeping to| quotation of Alaska Juncau mirc uneau ors be technical, every GSO girl has to| ;o (SO0 TR P BB BEE S vou, woody! stock today 1s 6', American Can B8 over 17 years o age. 8o youl, Rt b R e e e e 86, Anaconda 26%, Bethlehem Steel | might argue that the section bead- |fact that, whatever they may lack in| FACES - ABOUT -"THE-USO-DE- | 00%, Curiss Weight 70, it £ “krz“'"l"( read H“‘:“\ S |numbers they do not lack in ag-| PARTMENT: During the past national Harvester 69, Kennccoth | S&nllary Mefli Co- over-Seventeen owe ', 3 . 2, New N Je ¥ ' _ Gt e I i R sivencss. Those lads in blue|week your rcporter has seen a lot{32%. New York Gentral 18, Northern POR QUALITY MEAT® g lare rugged competitors, all right,|of faces in the Clubhouse, some | Pacific 15%, United States Steel | AND POULTRY tion, and personsily we've 'mnever cared for fractions or anything else The Army’ has its Special Services | Division. sueh, Special Services, is the system of dormitory the early night the | “Ethel, one of our men s oy , Macier: | 1as to be up at 5: men) —Trip to Mendenhall G Inmu.i“m pe sléepinig’ irt bed "No. B morning hour. the longs to Bill, But if it {“Sorry {the man in bed No. 8 must b | Please moment later Bill is awake | easy, |suppose nobody hears the phone i ring ! sourceful |that happened and she knew the| man must catch an early plane, she | |phoned the M. P. station and asked | them | man. plane, thanks to of course, if you've been with us on Wednesday nights that there is an-| other kind of |dered |USO when she pla our square dances. {friend, indeed THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE- - JUNEAU ALASKA TJUNEAU'S USO NEWS For example. look at that quiz team | familiar and who has quite a reputat any Soldier over the checker-board rocati any evening at the USO. What do GSO [ you' say, Army? jof y ms jgam: or two of exhibition matches start with; and then a tournament way will be held, with the Club offering ' from ke all the a IAL SERVICE Uso > | up. ! helpf VARIETY | Rt as| GOODBYE TO WOODY | In a war that is world-wide say- |ing goodbye to Servicemen re- waking fellows inj&rettably, a rather routine matter who must get up{fOF everyone. Staff members of a It works very simply. The{USO club especially must expec pefore we call E Jones, | that friendships will hardly have be-| telephone operator. m\\'n\u“y"“ before. those new friends will Bill Brownihave left for far-away destinations He|only to ‘be guessed. at. Each day Next |takes from us some one or more fellows to whom we have become attached; and we real don't label ours Juneau USO has its too. One of these We the weds but ert a tomorrow ( on the dot of gs our number If ed| e answering her m,_}tl:;u in many cases for various rea- that's all there is to|SOns we just won't ever happen to isn't his, Ethel says:|meet up with them again. Even to have disturbed you: but |50 Years from now our remembrance e up. |of some of these men undoubtedly and a|Will remain almost warm and That's | Stimulating as it is today But| Al of which generalization serves: {to introduce a specific case vividly {in point: Lt. Sherwood (“Woody") Deughman, excellent soldier, fine |musician, warm friend, has just left us, headed presumably for service a very long way from here. In to go over and waken our|CAch Of these capacities just men- They did; and he made his|toned Woody will be well remem= rel. You know,|bcred. Sentimentally, we of the 1USO are much pleased to recall his triumphant part in the Club's For- mal Dance last Saturday, so keen- 11 those present. That night the Servicemén's Orchestra’ ) . under his leadership played: music that was the finest at any dance in right that | warmly Ethel ri py Ve as him for me"; call isn't it, and effective? then? So qne Ethel morning what is re- when the ¢ fied “special service’ every week to s the piano at he is a loyal ren-» the | 1v enjoyed by by her ome new, all very welcome ion in that have hi¢ honie ‘community, offers to meet much to their liking, thereby recip- and Mary Jean McNaughten Send us the name and Doris Freeburger, recently re- our champ or champs. and we'll turned from trips during which they ngements for the were greatly missed by us There will,be an evening Master to'man who thoroughly well knows his over | through |trophies to the winner and runner- whom we hope to make USO as long range | to the soldiers there and (by | no means least) those happy newly- and Betty (Monaghan) Dease and Robs Dodgée, each of whom has our very warm- 1 est ‘good wis +Where member Many women of Juneau were notiy meeting is soli seemed to find the ng our sentiments® girls Sergeant “Tony” Naso, wround this man’s Army an outpost, a man il as practicable at of wee EJ recent nd Maureen (Lovett) hes. - LADY ELKS ARE ALLED, SPECIAL MEETING TONIGHT Wives of Elks, or others interested, | are requested to meet in‘thg' Bubble | Room |o'clock, tonight for the purpose of | rganizing an Emblem Club trict Deputy Ann McDonald, of the Supreme | eity, and will preside at the meeting tonight and state the purposes of in the Elks' Building Emblem Club, is in Tub. The Emblem Club is in po manner connected with the Elks but as else- wives of Elks are generally by telephone today of ‘meeting tonight by Floyd Fagerson and others but many who may be | interested might have been d and their presence cited. > at Dow, Jones averages today are as rails, of theirs—still on top and each there, For example, there were the mathematical. And anyway this ar- i N b s 3 ‘ : " 30,01+ i (;Lr i’“fws fe_|Week seeking a new world to con- | faces of Major M. R. Marston and N T sy 190, 8 quer. For another example, we pub- | Lieutenant Governor Bartlett on | 39.29; utilitics, 22,02 port of the election, so we'll just INH the heading stand.) The four Officers elected were Marjorie Snell, President; Jennie| Johnson and Katherine Torkelson, Vice-Presidents; and Lila Sinclair, Secretary. Phone 55. and oil heater. Inquire Juneau|the Officers and the following RS ¢ | Paint Store twelve girls: Grace Berg, Margaret FOR SALE—Apartment for - stle, . |Clark, Pat Brown Hagerup, Dor- good buy, 8 tenants. Pfioie 77:7:6 ROOM hu\fiv close in, Adults only.|thy Fors, Colleen Hellan, Marian FOR SALE Palmer 18 Heavy Duty | Gl Blue 337, > |Lynagh, Doris McEachran, Luise Marine Engine — Complete or in/FOR LEASE--Furnished two bm,'N_fl‘Mx Betty Nordling, Kathryn parts, New Manifold, Box 2313| room house in Douglas. Phone ;’_“*“"‘ Audrey Rude and Betty John Natterstad, Auk Bay. | Green 1720, foe. “with oil “BEDROOM house, W. H. Robin- (3 ROOM furnished cabin, con, 1044 W. 10th, Phone green| heat. 513A Willoughby. 475. _ | STEAM-heated bedroom for rent.| | Gentleman preferred. Phone "‘SCELLA“EW—E ‘, Green 410. L e Tistic Perma- | UNFURNISHED 5 room house, 6th GUARANTEED and Harris, Phone Blue 297. nent, $6.50. Paper Curls, $1 up. | 5 Lola Beauty Shop. Phone 20L|gop ppNT Fur, Apts. Easily kept| 15 Decker Way. Eflect"e[ warm. Winter rates $15 a month. j June 15. Lights, water, Dishes. Also bath and use of Electric Washer and Wringer in Laundry room. Sea- view Apts. L 4 TURN your old gold into value,| cagh or trade at Nugget Shop. | LOST and FOUND g5pingay REEZE . | LOST—Elgin wrist watch D. J. K. MAKES APPEARA"(E Nov. 12, 1943. Reward. Leather Gastineau Breeze, official{ wrist band. 540 6th and Gold. | o A — | The FOUND--A woman's ring. OWDET|,.genaper of the Douglas High may have same by ideptifying|goyoy made its appearace today. ring at Empire office and paying 4 js filled with newsy items and for adv, |with a liberal display of advertis- o !ing. School enrollment is now at 1103, not counting the kindergarten FOUND- Wallet belonging to Alle W. Brown. May have same by & . atating 2 , ownership and paying for|Fecently startec. iy ¥ f’;”\""’ .« | The announcement is made that s X e SERIVU S _ilhe Girls’ Physical Education Club : /\ SRS § oy cr‘s|will be hostesses tomorrow evening, The U. S. Army Service "CCS 1 starting at 8 o'clock, at a Hallowe'en handles mur(j m’crchaudlse ‘_halnl'lml'ty in the school building. High any other organization in world {school students and faculty mem- history. |bers are invited and all may take g | guests. { The Editor-In-Chief of the Breeze| !is Robert Savikko; Managing Edi- |tor, Alfreda Fleck, and Feature Ed- Su“ 4 {itor, Lucille Goetz, with Peggy S N S E T S Cochrane doing exchange work and l I | Rudy Krsul, sports. The Business manager is Betty Bonnet with Business assistant | Louis Bonnett. Jean Marie Ackerson is Literary Advisor and Eleanor Warren is Business' Advisor. OPERATIONS ARE The duck hunting season 1S now on. Shooting starts half an hour | before sunrise and ends at sunsets.| Following are the sunrises and sun- sets for several days, the first time being the sunrise and the second| the sunset: | RESUMING AT October 29 | 8:05 a. m. 5:18 p. m. | 1 o " LUMBER MILLS a. m s . m. 1% October 31 i Operations will be resumed at the 8:09 a. m. 5:13 p. m. {Juneau Lumber Mills tomorrqw? November 1 | morning according to an official statement made this forenoon. 8:12 a. m. 5:11 p. m. | November 2 Operations have been slackened | 8:14 a. m. 5:08 p. m. jowing to the failure of logs to ar- November 3 |rive, but booms have now been re-| 8:16 a. m. Lopino 5:08 p. m. jceived and cutting again starts to- November 4 | INOSEOW, 8:19 a. m. s dipd 5:04 p. m. | T November 5 FEET HURT? 8:21 a. m. o501 p.m. , I so, see Dr. D. W. Knowles, November 6 |latest scientific methods. Osteopath 8:23 a. m. v 4:59 p. m. and Chiropodist. November 7 | Office 387 8:26 2. m. ... 4:56 p. m. Lower Lobby, Baranof Hotel November 8 | Home, Red. 669 8:20 a. m., e 4254 D, M, ady, The Club staff congratulates the GSO upon the selection of so cap- able and attractive and represen- tative a group of girls to lead it during the significant months that lie ahead. EDIE It seemed like the good old days on Saturday night at the Formal Dance and again yesterday at the Clubhouse. Why? It's no mystery at all. An old friend, and a very special one, was present, in the person of Edith Birkeland Ryan, our one-time USO hostess. Looking at her charming best, and with that old-familiar gleam in her eyes, and |that sparkling repartee of hers even keener than ever, Edie's presence brought back many a fond memory to her host of friends here; and she must have been thrilled over the warmth of her reception. Married in May, her husband is now the navigator of a Flying Fortress and is due for immediate overseas ser- vice. Edie will be leaving soon for Sitka, where she will remain in- definitely. We all hope she will be |! back to see us at least occasionall; HALL Limited Table Reservations h ¥ .|Coast Guardsman to any and all | Soldiers to matches at checkers 1/¢, who hails from Los Angeles,; bers The Council consists of ' n—— a | Monday when the Major showed us his excellent movies and a match or a series of | (speaking the movies) Jack Garlock, Montgemery and all the other mem- | turk, of that herewith a challenge from of Mix-Match S They’ll make up into suits with your “extra” jackets team up with all your blouses! New, new trouser pleat Skirts, gored and box-pleat styles . . . Plaids, checks, solids. JONES—STEVE SEWARD STREET P DANCE D The name of the turkey is prob- George ably derived from its call of turk, supposed and not from its Servicemen’s . putfit | Turkish origin. KIRTS from 5.00 NS E'EN §1.50 Per Couple Saturday,October 30th, 1943 Dancing 8 to 12 Reservations at Hotel Desk or Cocktail Bar and Coffee Shop . THE ALL-GIRL ORCHESTRA Favors T 1 and at 8| Dis- the lub a PIGGLY | Member National Retallee- Owned Grucers 811 SEWARD STREEY PHONE 767 the over- the FREE DELIVERY Oall Phenes 13 and &' v WOMEN’S APPAREL Baranof Hotel Light and Heavy Hauling E O.DAVI® E. W.DAVI® PHONE 81 COWLING-DAVLIN COMPANY DODGE and PLYMOUTR €ALL US! Juneau Transfer Phene 48—Night Phone 481 NUNN-BUSH SHOES ~— STETSON HATS Quality Work Clothing [ ] Complete Outfitter for Mem “SMILING SERVION" ' Bert's Cash Grocery PHONE 104 or 108 Pree Delivery Juneau GASTINEAD HOTEL 'Evecy comfert made for eur guests PHONE 10 or 80 HOME GROCERY Phone 146 Heme Liguer Stere—Tal 000 2 £ » That's what you will want when you have a cup of PIGGLY WIGGLY BULK COFFEE We grind it to your liking! 4 HOME OF EVERYTHING IN GOOD. FOODS! WIGGLY THRIFT CO-OP | ey FORD AGENEY Chas. G. Warner Co,, | Soothing Organ Music and EVERY NIGHT DOUGLAS INN John Marin, Prop. Phone 84 Thomas Hardware Co. PAINTS — OILS Bullers’ and Shelt HARDWARE Utah Nul and Lump COAL Alaska Dock & Storage €o. TELEPHONE 4 The Alaskan Hetel | Rewly Renovated Kooms ¢ Reasonable Rates PHONE BINGLE O Alaska Music Supply Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Pianos—Musical Instruments and Supplier Phone 206 ~ Second and Seward Alaska Meat Market T, i Ideal Paint Sh HARVEYR. LOWE Public Accountant Room 3, over First National Bank