The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 30, 1944, Page 5

x f 3 [ """ ' THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA PITISBURGH |Two Pirates OR LOSES Russ Pefers JEANIES CAFE TUFSDAY MAY 30, 1944 Phone a CLASSIFIED Copy must be in the office by 2 o’clock in i - . 4 the afternoon to insure insertion on same . M : ! 8 6 SECOND STREET IS WINNER | iven rines - & llS » epor 0ld Fashion Home Cooked Meals We accept ads over telephone from persons ! | - A [ “ i aS on nme 00 e ea listea in_tclephone directory. l j . Count five average words to the line. NEW YORK, May 30. — Ford DEFR“II ‘#! l!c May 30. Russ J“s' lee Mo"ler USEd ‘0 cook Daily fate per line. for\conseohtive inser- Frick, President of the National' id WY adeD Gleveland Tndians, Ph ne 3~q tions: League, unnounces he has fined| heir second man, l\«\‘«\ bel‘vn no- | 0 D J | fiec eport next Monday for| L] One day, 10c; Additional days, 5¢; | e | Vince DiMaggio $50 and <usp('nd?(l 4 " tifled to report next \ | charge, 50¢ | (By Associated Press) |him for three days, and fined (By Associated Press) his physical THE ONLY HOME CAFE IN JUNEAU Minimum B | y D X 2 > Pittsburgh went 11 innings Mon-'Catcher Al Lopex $25 for shovingi \‘A ch Le \:Ay\ul t his first g J - > > i i day to win 3 to 2 from Philadel- \umpires around Sunday. Both men Of the year Monday when an error : phia. Tom O'Brien tripled at thelare with the pham }‘L‘\" Ak n in "‘» el hl\)h \m‘— ;fif w o VR BN P i A o o start of the 11th inning and \cored‘ . \ning le run and etroit i iH B e o---;nmm on an outfield fly & 2 to 1 victory over the mm'n. . ! CABINETS S e ;““f;";w‘;;;‘ e - e i FULTON & KR U S E ‘ Flariay. The thna Wk it léighth Monday to deteatClsveland E!_ { BUILDING CONTRACTORS _ by homers by Mel Ott and Danny i |9 to 4 1 REPAIRING and REMODELING 4 |cardella. | For the first time in his Major ! PHONE 433 So. Seward and Willoughby “» | Bucky Walters held Brooklyn to! |League career, Rob Muncreif, on ED lE U i it 4% FOB BENT nine hits Monday while Cincinnati| the mound for St. Louis, stopped | collected 17 from four Dodger ]nw New York Yankees Monday as | itchers and Cincy won 13 to 4. 1t| [his tcammates whanged out 13 hits : J Plllmbill & FOR SALE was Bucky's eighth win of the sea- | {for o 11 to 3 victory (By \munml Press) lllleall | s on scattered eight hits| Further additions to football| P ison 1 n scattered ei H LOST—FOUN. i Lade 1to hang up his fifth victory as Bos- | teams for the 1944 grid season are ea mg O | GAMES MONDaY Weather permitting, the baseball ton defeated Chicago 3 to 1 -|announced today MISCELLANEQUS | ' : . ot (Army) North Caro-| | American League season opens in Juneau today with berdas w Point “A‘Il\,\‘ ‘le h ‘-\“_“ PL““BI“G | Philadelphia 9; Cleveland 4. two' games scheduled. PP ling, United States Coast Guard| WANTED | New York 3; St. Louis 11 | At 2 oclock this afternoon in the‘po EFE{ ! VADE Academy and Duke announce de-| HEATmG 4 | Washington 1; Detroit 2 Juneau Volunteer Fire Department’s § termination to put elevens in the DEADLINE FOR DISPLAY ADS .| Boston 3; Chicago 1. |park, the Fire Eaters and the Port| |tield | OIL BURNERS IS 11 A. M. ON DATE | National League |Gs are to strut out on ‘the dfa- VGTELESS HAWA“ Previous ariouncements included . UF ENEER BN | Cincinnati 13; Brooklyn 4. {mond. | Brown, Pittsburgh, Villanova, Notre SHEET METAL WELDING ron RENT c l d St. Louis 4; New York 6. | At 6:30 oclock this evening a, HONOLYLE “ X Dame, Pennsylvania and Navy. | =bontinue Pittsburgh 3; Philadelphia 2 |game is scheduled between the Duck | FONOLULU — Hawaiians, who e R FOR SALE i ICreek Wildcats and the Dodgers, | Dave never cast a ballot for a U. § | P“‘)NE 787 Thltd and Franklin ——— FOR RENT—Fur. Apts. Easily kept STANDING OF CLUBS | +oe - Fresident, will probably experienice ' FQ-JAN NIGHT: B, E. FEERO .Green 585 FOR SALE—Trolling Boat 33' ft, warm. Winter rates $15 a month. Pacific Coast League | f B e S S | J. R. CLARK -Red 750 the Barnie Gail at float No. 2,| Lights, water, Dishes, Also bath| Won Lost Pcz.‘jUNEAu pAUSES R | Small Boat Harbor. | end use of Eléctric Washer and| Portland 30 21 588 | s i o "l s, r‘ - Pé s sl e i LLE BRI b i Wringer in Laundry room. Sea-|San Francisco 28 .22 .560| gplpbongrer i e ' FOR SALE — 4 room furnished view Apts. Seattle ... 20 23 . 5584 IN OBSERVAN(E gicadquarters here, hougé, large. poultry - house and} | Hollywood 2% 2% 510 4 }:.4‘\\'““ is (. l:vrubury. nn: a ‘?1'1;“1‘)' | T“n!r'r cu_op G E Amflmsr dther buildings, chickens, plenty | | San Diego 27 26 500} » and its residents, as usual, will be i 4 | . of tools and good water. Mile 7 WA“TED | Los Angeles 24 2 480 | MEMORIAL DAY denied the right to vote. ST. LOUIS, May 30. — Mark! Member National Retailer- CUSTOM TAILOR b k. | Nevertheless, party lesders on the ¢y ict " s Brown's| Owned Grocers Glacier Hiway. C. F. McNutt, Box | Oakland 23 27 2 Christman, the St. Louis Brown's 3 2524, | WANTED—Will pay en dollars for Bittainent 15 32 319/ e mainland can’t sleep nights for .0 paseman. has passed his phy- 211 SEWARD STREET Across from Elks’ Club 4 | three boxes 23 Hornet Super- et ey ’ Practioally all busifield sotivity-Birenming about the vote In the g " TN ME BOREY B8 PRV PHONE 767 PHONE 576 HOT POINT electric range with speed cartridges. Call Green 330./ y; ‘:Vm‘ Lost Pet {ceased here today as Juneau paused islands. The ballots of thoysands Y o | cooker. Phone 318. | e & X g - |to observe Memorial Day, ahd to|of non-resident soldiers, sailors and i A | st - |WANTED — Mixmaster or 01%“’10‘;‘;( Ih"’“"\) ;: :{ 13 Pay tribute to those who have fallen | marines are the answer. | FOR SALE--30.06 Remington Ex-| mixer. Will pay good price. Call SPADUTEH 9 & on the field of battle and on lhe‘ Some Honolulu party workers al- | CALL press Model 30; 35. Rmningwn“ Green 330. ‘gl‘:x”;‘;:“]“p‘l‘m ff ij’, 'igg seven seas in defense of their coun-|ready are studying possible news- BER”N To IE = eAl?szorlz:l %eflc‘:a)c 5 Femmer's Tl'lll“fl' Autoload Model 81. Call Green| | s Itry aper, pamphlet and radio election i vwsx’:‘ifi,,{ “f]g?an,.j‘:; gfir::;?.lig?flg;l,n 117- it :‘2; Memorial Day exercises were held | campaigns. designed to roach_tl'oflv-‘- ABOUI INVASON G:.E:SI;JED;-?A;—O:L R B T | Pausewark o y, | Brooklyn 5 this forenoon at the Elks Hall, and | i the south and central Pacific. ) i ‘0ot of Main Stree! 11 4 — 'udor, heater,! good wages. P. O. Box 904. Phone 'New York 15 20 uo‘mc subsequent laying of the mem-! ©One phase of the conferences al- ¢ J M i radio, goed tires. $275. Kelvie, 914/ 21. Chicago 1120 355 . wreaths in the waters of Gas. Ways brings out happy, complacent| LONDON, May 30.-The Berlin| uneau roiors OIL — FEED — HAULING Calhoun. - American League 4 |Hawaiian smiles. For years the |radio has told listeners it will give WANTED——Rndm ;g Won Lost g:eafi\:flchnnnel and at Evergreen| {$81ands have shipped out campalgn | out “quick, reliable and accurate” FOR SALE—Large, overstuffed dav-| Refrigerator any size, old Model |New York 20 12 6 CABIEEY. funds for their presidential choices. | reports of the invasion of Europe 3 Sk enport. Phone Douglas 2404. | car in good condition, Phone !st. Louis 21 18 53g For the sport fans, the bnseball‘Nn\\' for the first time, both na-|and that “Werner Lojewski, who SBmlarY Meat CO. . pu Gl | Black 330 6 to 7 p.m. scason officially opened with two! v [OF e first time, both n i ! _ Dine - Bar - Dance wWashm ton 19 17 | tional parties may have to send | has hitherto held an important post | FOR SALE — 1935 Chev-Master OGS PRt R 7R B g games scheduled for today at Fire«! A B: ‘ FOR QUALITY MEATS Coupe 4 good tires, fair spare, (WANTED — Chambormmds ux\d‘Ph”ade“’h’a 19 17 soalmens Putk. one stasting kol dek‘fuud; to Hawaii in the Berlin office will take over AND POULTRY Delicious Fried Chicken : : TR R the reporting as a special corres- - . radio and heater. Reasonable.| maintenance man at Baranof Ho-'gizigfi i: ;g 4 this afternoon and the other at 6: 301 SEE Wik SoNDs | ]m‘mm:( iy F?fl:nc( Vo FREE DELIVERY DEBBY INN Call, No. 4 Snow ‘White Apts. | tel. . | Oleveland 16 “ga " gy | excullionE CHADINISE NGVE NI T RT DA ST o e R Call Phones 13 and 49 FOR SALE —Small Nat. Cash, re- ' WANTED—Bodroom apt, by nouple“cmcago 4 2 “r’c"’“‘l‘h‘* ;";""‘fh “x"}"g”“‘;‘;“ | John Marin, Prop. Skagway gister rings up to $1. 30-30 Win- permanent tenants. Blue 405, s 2 R SRR SR e R i 5 e m chester Curbine, good condition _- mer houses on the Highway are al- with shells 30-40 Kragg rifle. 12| WANTED—Woman for pan wash- {0 open today with family gather- Chas. G. Warner CO. B e SO L gauge doukie barrel hammerless| D¢ and general cleaning work) \mg~ Matins Enginss; sed Sepinie Gnnncn “ns shot' gun, full choke and semi-| Sully’s Bakery. ey { MACHINE SHOP . choke with shells. 214-2nd St ANTED-_Enfield Fifle or acm"‘ AMSK‘ (o‘sulou Ropes and Paints \ Widest Selection of next to Sears, Rocbuck. | 237 Front Street. [ FI_IGII" To A"Goo" i LIQU"RS A’;\;:Kl" Ps:;dfl P°:g§°e; Lo ‘WANTED TO BUY—Treadle sew-| r FPHONE % o« 9% Tis X sy g el i) machine, _good candition.| An Alaska Coastal plane left this Le“ta’s Brood sows and young pigs. P. O. hone Black 640. {moming enroute to Sitka, carrying | Box >1024,vJuneau, or mile 7 on GIRLS mcycle in good condition, James Reed and Mildred Jnl‘umfn WOMEN'S APPAREL Glacier Highway. r good tires. P. O. Box 3015, | to that point and Edward Aligaija Baranof Hotel Thomas Hardware Co. PAINTS — OILS Builders’ and Shelf HARDWARE | e | Fifty seven passengers from the and Stanley Harris to Excursion In- | T\g?‘ 5Tk Hhaw . ohek : gully) S‘WANTED — Woman_for 8rocery | south, and many from local south-let. N | clerk. State quallfications and age. cast Alaska ports arrived in Ju-|*A flight was made to Angoon BOAT “Beilby,” $3,500 cash. Mrs,| ‘Vrite Empire C3777. Ineau yesterday afternoon as fol- :;rly todn)’rW;:h W.‘ L.BPaul and W. C. Walers, Wrangell, Alaska. | WANTED furn e lows: | Mrs. Rese of the Indian Bureau, as ! Joughb, :h'::‘m 00 Wil Jacob P. Anderson, George N.|Passengers. Returning, the plane ¢ ROOM, completely furnished :0UShbY. Angel, Edna Ruth Anderson, Caryl brought Mr. and Mrs. Corbett Shipp » house, with basement, oil furnacc,| | ANTED—Washer; also dry clean- | M. Baker, June Brundevold, Clnudxalb“k to Juneau from Warm Springs bathroom, hot and cold runnini rman at Snow White Laundry.|Brown, Connie Brown, Bonita M. Bay. NORTH TRANSFER Light and Heavy Hauling E. 0. DAVIS E. W. DAVIS Utah Nut and Lump PHONE 81 . water, gn beach, Fritz Cove Rouad, Goog . Ph Carnes, Roger W. Carnes, Evelyn —————— Larry Trambitas. 2 i 0O ; L. Cecotti. Siberia and Alaska are only 40 C 0 A L i i Dorothy Dolan, Donovan Dolan,|miles apart. H laska Dock Storage L1130 I TROLIER, 306 Willcughby. | MISCELLMEUUS Johny L. Dulany, Lila R. Ellison,|—————— - COWLING-DAVLIN i m‘"fm 4 ki ONE LARGE ol heater. Phone| —————————— ———— |Robert J. Earin, Edward T. Frat.| TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY s 483 ’\VILL TRADE — Car; Zeise View|. COMPANY i DEALERS ‘Newly Renovated Reoms at Reasonable Rates PHONE BINGLE O | camera for out-board motor in WANTED — 765 m.m. luger cnn; dps Arthur E. Glover, Carl T. Glan- ¥ pg THREE room furnishea Rouse, 3 800d shape. Phone Douglas 42. (yine john M. Graves, Margaret B.| F'9898,:C. A West, ATS, Juneau acres patented ground, 9 mlle" i Pl A Rod oL e |GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- | Higgins, Millie C. Hoffmeister, Wil-|FOR SALE — 24 fi, cabin cruiser, post by Airport. $1,800 cash, $2,000 nent, $650 Paper Curls, sln::, liam J. Hoffmeister. 6% ft. beam, round bottom, 120 ] terms. Phone Green 410. { R T e | G C. Harris, Edla Holm-| . - -1 ondi= | Lola Beauty Shoy. Pione 201 e0rge. Sxuis, o . Ho h.p. Pontiac 8 motor. A-1 tondi y ¥ CHOICE ONE acre lots, 3% miles| 315 Decker Wy strom, Nila Hall, Hildur E. John-| jton. Call Al Lubcke 612. out- Glacier Highway. Inquire| — - son, Jennie Johnson, Lilllan A.| - - _ ] Snap Shoppe. Kersten, Thor H. Larson, W. James . f D' i McCuen, Fyrse McCuen. - FOR SALE—2 room House, 3% acre| es (ot "ee IS Nora McKinnon, Virgil McVicker, | Patented land, Auk Bay. Call at| Doome‘; Ma[kad 'or Paula Maxwell, Hattie M. Meyer, DeHart’s Grocery, or write P. O. Marian McEvoy, Buford W..Math- WHEN IN NEED OF Diesel Oil—Stove - Oil—Your Ceal Choice—General Haul- ing — Storage and Crating CALL USI Alaska Music Supply 3 = 0 . . Box 574. | Absolu'e Dls{ardm“ eny, Mae B. Nelson, Hanna B. Pile- J“eau Trallsler Arthur M. Uggen, Manager -—} berg, ?arl E. Phillips, Guy A. Russo. i Phone 48—Night Phone 481 Pianos—Mausical Instruments i Garland Rigg, Walter W. Stoll and Supplier 0 ron nsm (Comixjuea from Page One) e e L bbb Ay i m’: v withdrawal. Lars J. Sorensen, John F. Sullivan, | o ' FOR RENT — 4 room furnished| Nevertheless, the defeat of the|Blanche L. Teed, Loretta. Teed. TIMELY CLOTHES Apartment for couple. Marshall|Dies committee’s No. 2 man and the| Don R. Tanner, Genevieve W. S Apts. Call at 114 West 6th St. or|Withdrawal of its chairman leave|White, Dorothy A. White, Jack Phone 751. VACANCY Nugget Apartments. BTEAMHEATED room for rent. Green 675. ~STEAM HEATED building, suitable for office space. Next to San| Francisco Bakery. Inquire at San Franciscg Bakery. the committee in pretty sad state. If it were continued in its present form there would only be six “vet- erans” and only three of these would have been on more than two years (providing of course all these men are reelected). Its chairman would be Rep. Wirt Courthey, Dem., Tenn., erudite 55-year-old lawyer, a three-termer in the House but a Waechter, Henry Waechter, Edith| Wickstrom, Jesse Weston, John Bor- bridge, James W. Huston. Mrs. Shepard, J. E. Shepard, Mr, Sullivan, N. C. Baronovich, Sarah Cameron, Jean Keys, S. P. Holt. L. F. Taylor, P. F. Bradley, B. F, Kane, Alice Williams, Katherine Jacobs, Irene Martin. Leaving for Skagway were: Paul NUNN-BUSH SHOES STETSON HATS Quality Work Clothing L] FRED HENNING Complete Outfitter for Men HUTCHINGS ECONOMY MARKET Choice Meats At All Times Located in George Bros. Store PHONES 553—92—95 Alaska Meal Market ? comparative newcomer to the em-|Dapcevich, Pedro Barril, Phyllis s PIANOS FOR RENT. —Phone 143.|battled Dies committee. Stephenson, Mrs. L. y, Ter- esa Sweeney, Mrs. C. Walters, Mrs. e B G o ot o Apeaanad hy d sleepin , El- e s "™ ™ FINAL WHOOPING COUGH (o, Zovr, . . e Shirley Edwards, FURNISHED apartment. Inquire l"o(uu"o" 'I'oMoRRow David Edwards, Curtis Shattuck, Snap Shoppa. Louis Rapuzzi, Elizabeth Petetson, % 5 4 Dorothy Peterson, James Tropea, R. 4 ROOM partly furnished house,| The last in a series of threely penarg. 4} P. O. Box 1615. whooping cough innoculations willl ; @ Blake, G. E. Rigg, Jack be given tomorrow morning at the nunne Chris Bailey, Lt, C. Stal- ’ ¢ ROOM furnished apt. steamheat-|yea1c, - Genter in the Territorial > ¢ ‘The largest and most complete stock of Presh and Frosen Meats in Juneau. L. A. STURM—Owner PHONE 39539 “SMILING SERVICE” Bert's. Cash Grocery PHONE 104 or 105 Free Delivery Juneau GASTINEAU ford, John Holberg, Capt. H. M. HOTEL ed, hot and cold water af sll|g 4y {Alken, Sgv J. A. Micheli, A. A, | | Bvery comfart made for our guests . times. Phone 569. The clinic will start at 10 o'clock g ianey. R, o Air Service Information opm Cs i iven by : ¥ OFFI! I rent. Call at and immunizations will be_g Firx(tmual;xona] ';;nk Dr. C. C. Carter, Territorial Com-! wrore than k i a million’ d & |missioner of Health and City|gents of naval personnel are now Health Officer. Lofl Ann rouun receiving family-allowance benefits. e ———————— » NOTICE NOTICE DR o o Beginning June. first the “Stein-| Out-of-town tradé — send your e Lc::‘m;tBr:XK B'e,:vl;::i Thomgs veck Apartments” will be known as|eye-glasses for repair or frames to . = & ' he “Thompson Apartments.” the Thompsen . Optical Co. Box LOST — Child’s _nugget bracelet W. D. THOMPSON, 3061, Juneau. We will return them v Phone Black 610, . dv, Owner. to you C.OD, adv, PHONE 10 or 20 HOME GROCERY Phone 146 Home Liquor Store—Tel. 699 American Meat — Phone 38 Ideal Paint Shop Phone 549 Fred W. Wendt