The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 11, 1944, Page 5

« THURSDAY, MAY |1, 1944 day. FOR RENT R SALE DST—FOUND MISCELLANEGUS , WANTED DEADLINE FOR DISPLAY ADS IS 11 A. M. ON DATE OF INSERTION FOR SALE Phone Blue 635. " 39 Merc , $400 cash. Shop. James Madsen ‘&8' 'H\idso;l Coupe, éom ,running condition; 5 excellent tires. 77 between 8 am. and 4 p.m. ' STEEL Rollaway Bed with Mattress 15-tube Hallicrafter Commercial ra-' s ¢ dio, '41 Sky Rider Model. $200.(TWO-ROOM CABIN, oil heat and|mateh between Signal Corps All Bike Call good springs $40. 214 2nd St. next to Sears, Roebuck. ' SMALL Table model radio in good | condition $35. 214 2nd St. next to| * Sears, Roebuck. 30-30 MARLIN Rifle good condition $40. 214 2nd St. next to Sears, Roebuck. ONE WICKER bassinette and stand with mattress. Call at 730 11th'3 ROOM ;ummfl' memge on beach. ' and E Sts. Phone a CLASSIFIED Copy must be in the office by 2-o'clock in the afternoon to insure insertion on same We accept ads over telephone from persons listea in telephone directory. Count five average words to the line. Daily rate per line for consecutive inser- tions: One day, 10c; Additional days, 5¢; Minimum charge, 50¢ FOR BENT THE DAILY AEASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA JUNEAU'S PROGRAM THURSDAY, May 11, 7:30 p. m. —Third session of Dancing Class on lsccond floor of USO; 9:00 p. m.— Regular Thursday night dance in ‘ Inferesfing Hems for Everybody | Uso WEWS | pliment of being named for the second of such affairs. With the larrival of a new outfit in town, (however, that doubt was quickly |resolved, inasmuch as most of these USo, [tellows are from Chicago. Adcord= FRIDAY, May 12, 7:00 p. m.— ingly it is Illinois State Night which Meeting of Servicemen’s Council in|will be celebrated at the club on USO; 7:00 p. m-—Roller skating|pPriday, June second. party at A. B. Hall (leaving USO at| On that occasion all the service- 7:00); 7:30 p. m—Movies in USO|men from Tllinois, and the local lobby; 8:00 p. m.-—Committee Of yoynspeople who were born there Management meeting; 8:30 P. M~4r who'claim that State as their who share our persona ttment of the over-commercislization of Mothers’ Day Neveitheless it seems fair to assume that just about everybody welcomes the op- portunity to pay some special trib- ute (of one kind of another) to his mother on the designated day With this thought in mind the USO plans to have the occasion observed at the Club twice this coming Sunday (May 14th A nuniber of the Patronesses will help in the serving of coffee and waf- flés at the usual 5 o'clock party; and' more of these ladies will be | présent to participate in the 9:80 Vesper Service at the Club. Of this group there will be several who are: mothers of servicemen, Some special features are plan~ ned for the Vespers, which it is believed will be very appealing to {p. m-—Game and eandy-making| 4 3 all s v P tain the rest of us MR fervios. FGweves) Mubrd s party; dancing to' juke box. | Purther details of the party will .SAT“DAY' o g ™~ chortly be announced in this col- Movies I s | In theé meantime we Know i box in USO. g 0. JURS 5 he many servicemen from Il- | SUNDAY, May 14, 1:30 p. m.——wr:mm B . terviny [later at convenietie of servicemen) |nois are bcg“"’“,‘.‘“ to lay plnnf |—Trip to Mendenhail Glacier; 5500‘2‘25;"““9 e Wair & noMUNSINE ;;uSfi'f%ge; “:,fi_\;:g:s'se:,;::} As you are aware, Chicago, the |in USO lobby; 10:00 p. m—Singing | hiometown of the majority of these] around piano. |GI's, is widely known as “The | MONDAY, May 15, 8:00 p. m_;wmdy City"—a fact that may have |Forum Club meeting at private|some bearing upon the tendency of |home (leaving USO at 8:00) ; a:aoiuur friends to speak at such eq- p. m.—Movies in USO lobby. thusiastic lengths concerning their TUESDAY, May 16, 7:15 p. m—|native bailiwik. However, strange| Meeting of Girls Service Organiza-|to relate, we've checked up on the| !tion at USO; 8:30 p. m.—Quiz con-|matter and have found that the| shower. Blue 454. \ test, broadcast over KINY (return|Tlliriols state flower is ‘the violet.| A strange contradiction, it would i Stars and Committee of Manage-|sgem; | £6 find thi§ most) shy ‘arid] \Vn'yi;t 1;6;("95 andrtllbes. STEAM HEATED building, suitable to San Francisco Bakery. Inquire at San’ for office space. Next | Francisco Bakery. ONE ROOM bachelor apt. Phone Green 415. gentleman, 224-4th St. FOR RENT—Light, airy room for|si ment team); 9:30 p. mi—Customary ‘Tuesddy night games in USO. WEDNESDAY, May 17, 7:15 p. lm.—Movies in USO; 9:00 p. m.—Old |fashioned dances in USO lobby. modest 6f flowers symbolizing & modest sons! And here is one moré |bit of information about this | State: Tt possesses a nickname, 8§ 1 ost of the others; but what | EMMA i ¥ ‘| L 2 tis ool sometiiee we\l nickname it turns out to be— “Thé Sucker State”! What we non- mply report facts. On other oc- ish to' léarn is the |casions we express opinions. Onemmmomms oo Are Ave. Phone Red 629 after 5:30 p.m. {PIANOS FOR RENT. —Phone 143, STEAM heated sleeping room, El- lingen Apts. FURNISHED _apartment. Inquire Snap Shoppa. Phone Green 325 ¢+ TWO 8 ft. show cases. Sully’s|4 ROOM partly furnished house, Bak P. O. Box 1615. i LR I s 20 ft. CABIN Oruiser, 30 h.p. Gray. ¢ ROOM furnished apt. stenl'nheat-lr'm isingng ed, hot and cold water at all See Brownie the Barber § ROOM house. completely furnish- ed, light, water, washing machine. POR RENT—Fur. Apts. Easily kept|On°® here who have moved on and see Peter | | Auke Lake, éall 659 or_ Christenséh’ at’ Garage. BOAT *“Beilby,” $3,500 cash. Mrs. W. C. Walers, Wrangell, Alaska. times. Phone 569. warm. Winter rates $15 end use of Eléctric Washer and|AMmerican Wringer in Laundry room. Sea-|''fOUghout the world. view Apts. jurisdiction with so many far-from-. a much more compelling reason for your attendance that evening: So far as YOU are concerned, the ob- servance of the day is solely in honor of YOUR MOTHER. And although flowers and cards and other gifts doubtless will be much appreciated presents, can you doubt for a moment that YOUR MOTHER would find much more beautiful and more deeply satisfying some- thing that spiritual realm in her honor? say to coming into the USO lobby on Sunday night from 9:35 10:00, for the kind of an observ- lance of Mothers' Day that you can e sure will mean the most of all time to see the last-place Detroit the mother of each oné of us. R HAYS TALKS ” ON TUBERCULOSIS . HOSPITAL PLANS YOU might do in the So, how about it, fellows, what do you to ington Senators series opener. ¢ ROOM, completely furnished OFFICE room for rent, house, with basement, oil furnace, | First National Bank. bathroom, hot and cold running water, ontbeach, Fritz Cové Road, Larry Trambitas. SMALL HOUSF, 921 10th. Either WANTED furnished or unfurnished. Phone|Winchester Model 70, any calibre; 554. 3 1t. TROLLER, 306 Willoughby. 36 MASTER Cuev Coupe, excellent ¢t condition. Phone 58. » 90 t. CRUISKR “Betty Ross,” com- pletely overnauled, new reduction » dition Gray Marine motor. Write material. condition - of barrel, stock Box 3095, Juneau, Alaska. TO BUY an adding machine. Call Red 462. JMAID for hotel work. housekeeper at Baranof Hotel. gear, shafting, etc. Excellent con- WANTED—Good home -for black and tan terrier dog, 5 months |these -opinions are purely personal. aiticance D‘, thi“ agje-cuv;? fel San Diego 2, 2; Los Angeles 4, 4. |FOR RENT-—Garage 1113 Calhoun | More frequently, we hope, we are twho' don't: live, there) the ',e-‘ Dr. George Hays of the U. s.! San Franciico 3; Seattle 4. . |acting as a sort of unofficial spokes- |\0WS referred to, or are THEY? | Byplic Health Service was guest| San Francisco 3; Seattle 4. ~ |man for the great majority of ser-| FOIKS. it looks as though some-{speaker at the Juneau Chamber of ~ Sacramento 6; Oakland 7. | vicemen who make use of our Club, |04y has a lot of explaining to doj Commerce meeting this noon in the National League [On a very few rare occasiohs we OB Friday, June 2nd. Anyway alll Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel,| Brooklyn 2; St. Louis 4. |are certain that we are expressing|the rest of us wilk be planning tof taliing on the program to secure| Philadelphia 7; Chicago 1. an opinion that is substantially be on hand at theé USO that night) tuberculosis hospitals for Alaska. | Boston 2; Pittsburgh ,“ Inquire | universal among our men. |as guests at a bang-up party. SO: % He said that he believed the pro- | New York 2; Cincinnati 3. | One of these exceptiohal oppor-|Hi Shumway, BHl Weaver and you' gram will come through and said American League ftunmes presents itself today. In|othér Illinois lads; have those ex- that Army authorities in Washing" Detroit 4; New York 2. !paying this tribute to a member of | Planations ready, along with the| ton have given the plan approval. | Chicago 0; Philadelphia 9. jour Girls' Service Organization we|very bést you've got in the way of | FHe praised the work done by the| Cleveland 5; Boston 4. |are perfectly sure that we speak|entertainment and refreshments. If! Ohimber's committee in sending to| St. Louis 1; Washington 5. |for the many hundreds of men who |there are any suckers or shrinking Washington 2 report on a proposed STANI‘)!N_G—EF CLUBS have met her since the Juneau USO |violets present that evening you|Sitéfor a hospital near Juneau, but | T Coid hae And it especially|may be sure it isn't going to be|DPOMted out that other Alaskan s Ciom oob ol pleases us to feel that this tribute|US. | éities also have turned in good re- | on b4 |will be heartily endorsed (when PR |/BOrts. He stressed the need for con- | San Francisco 20" 11 ':‘ {they finally learn of it) by men tinuing the efforts to make Juneau | Portland 19 12 618 | NEW USO RADIO SHOW i ite of a 200-bed hospital which | Hollywood 17 14 m month, | Who now serve on one or.another| Last week we promised that .to-|,Would add a - half-million ‘annual 2:“:13 f :: }g m Lights, watér, Dishes. Also bath Of almost all the many fronts where|day we'd give you the further de-|Payroll to the area. » ,;” oy S S troops are located|tails on Friday ' night's (tomor-| . Hayes said that the newly |San Diego |row's) USO radio’ show over KINY.|fofmed Health Commission for Al- ; Oakland 13 2 For a long while it has been our|He¥e they are: The fime is 8:30.|aK4 s working in perfect unity, and | Sacramento T considered judgment that this girl|The play is “Torpedo’ Lane.” The|@8Perially praised the cooperation e a2 '“‘um Call at|Was the GSO member most widely|leading roles are being played by of General Superintendent Don C. 10" |beld in the combined respect-and-|our éwn Alid Matheson and Sol- T /of the Alaska Office of In- | St. Louis . 3 B ;ariectiom of our men. But we had |diéfs George McGowan, Richard dins Affairs. Ph""lgelp:;m r % ig : no means of substantiating this|Peter and’ Vernon Hudk, with sup-| , GUCStS at the meeting today in- | Clicinna ; ¢ {opinion—that s, we had none untipofting parts hahdled by GSO giri| Ched Mr. Foster, Howard G. wil- | Pittsburgh e the May Queen election of Iast Eligabeth Cramer and Sfgnalcorps- g;’; ull tlfxen}.hr:lversny of Alaska’s :::voyi?k R week. When the balloting in that|ma ) e oo o, S B, clection began, we w Dgn derka man Fred Buerstette. 'The music| yhits of Seattle, an accountant. | Boston 712 im-| whether it would tend to cax'n'l:m"‘s e Mmu"ds—. Introduced as a new member was | Chicago ; LA this opinion of ours. It did so man ‘Hi" Shumway; sound effects| the new owner of the Guy Smith | American League emphatically. For it was Emma are in the hands of two more ACS| pDrug Store—Clarence E, Warfield, Won Lost 3 men, Lou Heusser and Paul Tag- BN SR St. Louis .. 13 6 Nielsen who was paid the compli- it 8 ment of being chosen May L gart;’ and a t}_flrd. gt. Chuck 2 i A AR N New York 9 5 643 re|and it was by the vote otQ"“‘n Huestis, is the announcer. > | Washington 9 | 3 563 S majority. & Very| Although it is hoped that here-|® WEATHER REPORT | Cleveland 9 9 500 Out of hixh. school only a year, after (this is to be a regular week-|® (U. S. Bureau) ® | Chicago 3 8 9 4n during those twelve months Emmsg |V f€8ture) the program will orig- e Temp. Wednésday, May 10 | philadelphia . T 9 4% has developed to a really inate from the USO lounge, m,m,,,r Maximum 60, minimum 38. ® | Boston . .........6 10 37 degree & capacity for m'w'”“'_mw row’ night’s play will go on at the!® % © .8 ® - e .o @ e|Ditroit . .6 12 C .Williams, Box 566, Sitka, Alaska.| old, trained. Phone Blue 460. i FOR SALE — 1942 18 tube New 5 x 28 Hallicrafters Communica- ion Radio Complete. Phone Jouglas 963. FOR SALE—Phllco.7 tube 1942 car \ ¢ 6 volt radio $50. Ph. Douglas 963.’ | i i WANTED — Eye Glasses repaired, guns repaired, Keys made. 214 2nd St. next to Sears, Roebuck. WANTED TO RENT- gister; @ Hamburger, cash re- typewriter. Jim’s Franklin. S0, FOR SALE or TRADE—Apt. and|WANTED--Furnished house or apt. rooming house, furniture, 14 rooms, 2 apis. $2,500 or will trade for Power Troller. Box 2433. Phone 487. ONE LARGE oil heater. Phone Green 483. ' * PHREE room furnishea house, 3 acres patented ground, 9 mile post by Airport. $1,800 cash, $2,000 terms. Phone Green 410. FOR SALE—Complete trollers gear, one 12 in. wheel, one Pontiac Motor with Marine clutch. Blue 475 after 5 p.m. i | ‘for summer by reliable party, Chas. A. Wheeler, Hotel Juneau. WANTED Man to learn radio announc- ing, full-time work, good pay. Contact Manager, KINY. WANTED—Keys to make 8,000 to 12,000 Blank keys in stock, get your sparc keys now. 214 2nd St. Next to Sears, Roebuck. Nl e GIRLS bicycle in good condition, good tires. P. O. Box 3015. FOR SALE—2 room House, 3% acre ) Patented land, Auk Bay. Call at DeHart's Grocery, or write P. O. Box 5M. el L i e POR SALE—20 ft, Speed Boat 95 I* horse Chris Craft Engine. See Cowling and Davlin. BEST CLOSE in spot Douglas beach to highway, at Lawson Creek, 7% acre with buildings; P _suitable for garden and chickens; 1 giinith, Box 320, Juneau. furnished housé, aiso 1 West 8th St. L $OR SALE—Furnished Iog cabin tn Douglas. Inquire Yurman the Furrier. A - CHOICE ONE acre lots, 3% miles f out Glacier Highway. Inquire ¢ Snap Shoppe. "~ MISCELLANEOUS .‘nent, $6.50. Paper Curls, $1 up Lola Beauty Shop. Phone 201 315 Decker- Waysy - === WANTED Daywork, by day or hour, capable, references. Please phone Blue 510 evenings. WANTED — Woman for groce;y clerk. State qualifications and age. Write Empire C3777. WANTED—Used furniture. 306 Wil- loughby. Phone 788. WANTED—Press operators, m;nrgEl workers and a mender. Alaska Laundry. WANTED—To9 buy an electric stove. Phone 519. WANTED—15 x 9 (or 10) Propeller. Call Green 113, Shdp. VANTED—Washer; also dry clean- tTman at Snow White Laundry. Good pay. Phone 299. LOST AND FOUND LOST—Black Shaeffer pencil, small| LOST—Will party who took man’s| size, fine lead. Lost on Monday. Generous Reward. Phone 807 days, Don Pickard, Madsen’s Bike | well with people. This skill, com- bined with her inherent gifts of an excellent character, a gay dis-| Position, extraordinary ability as a dancer, and an abundance'of good looks, have represented a total per- sonality remarkably equipped for ‘the making of many friendships.| In the use which she has made of that personality, Emma has very richly blessed our USO and a vast number of our servicemen. - We doubt our ability to express in adequate language of our own the total distinctive thing that is Emma’s unique contribution to the USO. But we know just wherée to turn to find something written by someone else concerning a friend of his that is absolutely approp- riate in this item today. " It was there said of his friend that her “presence warmed and Mt up so big a region of life that in thinking of her one is overwhelmed by the mul- titude of things that'she made bet-. ter by simply existing among- them. If you remove a fire ffom a hearth, you will remembey the look, not so much of the blaze ftself, as of the whole room 4in its pleasant glow.” We will let that stand as a sum- mary of what Emma Nielsén means to the Juneau USO. ILLINOIS . STATE NIGHT After the distinct success of “Minnesota Night” at the USO a few weeks ago, it was a' question which state would receive the com- St WO ey O LOST AND FOUND (Cont.) LOST — Ray Ban sun glassés in leather case. Phone 197 before { 5 p.m. Reward. 1 1 LOST—Small dog, black and white, Springer and Wire-Haired Ter- rier; one white: eye, -one black | eye; answers to name of Squeegee. { Generous reward. Phone 807 days. { Don Pickard. raincoat by mistake at Odd Fel- low's HelkyBunday night call Blue ~414“and exchange for own. studio. of KINY,, problenis " irtheren! ular production. ue to certain in this partic- ! | | WINBOOSTS PERCENTAGE (By Associated Press) | The Seattle Rainiers gained yes- terday in the percentage column of the Pacific Coast League by taking a 4 to 3 victory over the San Fran- cisco Seals in the opening game of the series. Portland tromped Hollywood and Los Angelés defeated San Diego in a doubleheader by the same identical score, 4-2. Oakland traveled 12 innings before | defeating Sacramento. National League Mort Cooper, ace Cardinal pitcher, yesterday won his first game this season as St. Louis opened at home. A homer with oné on base gave Cooper his margin victory of 4-2 over Brooklyn. Pittsburgh, playing the first night game of the season, rallied three runs in the eighth inning to defeat Boston before 23,000 baseball fans. Chicago dropped the thirteenth successive game yesterday. American League The leading St. Louis Browns yes- terday folded under a 10-hit barrage to drop a 5 to 1 score in the Wash- Manager Joe McCarthy returned to the helm of the Yankees just in Tigers smack 'em down to the tune of 4 to 2. | The Cleveland Indians defeated { Boston 6 to 4 in Boston and Phila- | delphia roared through a 16-hit | splurge to trounce Chicago 9 to 0 in'the first meeting of the clubs | this season. GAMES WEDNESDAY Pacific Coast League INOCULATIONS FOR WHOOPING (OUGH BEGIN NEXT WEEK May 17, 24 and 31 have been set aside by Dr. C. C. Carter, Territorial Health Commissioner and Juneau Health Officer, as the dates for whooping cough inoculations. The immunizations will be given during the regular clinic hours on the specified dates at the Health Center in the Territorial Building. Given in three separate doses, the inoculations should be administered PAGE FIVE to infants as soon after the age of six months as possible, ds this disease seems to have &’ more severe effect on small babiés. Thé inocula- tions, ‘given a weth apart, do not give 100 percent protection, but it makes for lighter cases. Diphthéria and smallpox im- munizations will also be given May 17, but not on the other two dates. - - MAHONEY TO SITKA U. S. Marshal William T. Mahoney left for Sitka to take into custody pwo prisoners arrested at that place. He will also attend to other routine business before returning here. [ CABINETS PHONE 433 FULTON & KRUSE BUILDING CONTRACTORS REPAIRING and REMODELING 4 So. Seward and Willoughby FIXTURES PLUMBING SHEET METAL PHONE 787 NIGHT: B. E. FEERO J. R. CLARK Junean Plamb Heating Co. Third and Metnber National Retaller- Owned Grocers 211 SEWARD STREET PHONE 767 FORD AGENCY (Authorized Dealers) GREASES—GAS—OIL Foot of Main Street Juneau Motors Sanitary Meat Co. FOR QUALITY 'TS AND POULTR' FREE DELIVERY Thus * far 'the ‘members -of the group” who .are readying “Tdrpedo! Lane” have worked so hard at it/ that they've had no.time to select| a name (for themdelves as a pro-/ WE NOW HAVE A ducing outfit. They definitely want with el | -and-So Presents that effect. Personally all we can think of to be helful is the eu- phonious “The USO-and-Co. Pre- sents . . .”: but our pals say that isn’t helpful enough! Has anyone else any suggestions? If so, please'| telephone them or write them in to Alida’ Matheson, Assistant Di- rector of the Club. Incidentally, we're all much in- terested in the debut of Alida as a radio actress. As you know, she ington - Did - Not - Sleep - or = Die - in - This - Mt. - Vernon, - ‘Which - Is - Not - in - Virginia - But Is - in), N. Y. If the delut is sufficiently impressive, we are to cover it for the “Mt. Vernon Var- ‘though we are, we have been able to get almost nothing on which we might rate her prospects as 4 thespian. Being a distinct brunette and cast in a romantic role, we've beeri inclined to play Alida up in our réview as possessing the dark, smoldering type of feminine beauty. However, on further thought we realize that “Torpedo Lane” must be a war story with the sea as its locale—hardly an appropriate spot for the smoldering type of woman. And so, frankly, at the moment we just don’t know what to expect. "Anyw-y,, we’ll bet (in this respect |we are entirély serious) that she] will be very effective in this initial appearance of hers, and we all are lookirig forward ‘eagerly to it. % ' * MOTHERS' DAY Maybe you happen to be among a considerable number of fellows. ‘One in order to be able to start off | or words to| fis from Mt. Vernon (George-Wash- |} iety”; but, potential dramatic critic|'% . SUITABLE FOR GENERAL ELECTRIC — ELECTRIC HEATER ¢ WESTINGHOUSE - HQTPOINT »= HUGHES EASY —EWESTINGHOUS GENERAL ELECTRIC - MA »\ls IIA - GOOD STOCK OF MONARCH =+ MARION AG AB 82 POWER PACK 90 Valt B 1%A Vanilla gives delicate bouquet to favorite desserts Schilling This Pure | COWLING-DAVLIN E. O. DAVIS E. W. DAVIS PHONE 81 COMPANY Juneaun Transfer Phone 48—Night Phons 481 “SMILING SERVICE" Bert's Cash Grocery e Dty il GASTINEAU HOTEL Every comfort made for our guests Alr Service Information PHONE 10 or 20 HOME GROCERY Phone 146 Homeo Liguer Stero—Tel. 699 Tl Yo S o Instruments