The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 1, 1945, Page 5

] " v SRR FOR SALE—Full . . MONDAY, JANUARY |, FOR SALE 2 pAlR ICE SK P. O. Box 3036 City CHILD'S SLED-New Gastineau 186 Avenue, 1945 - WANT ADS ES, 5 and 6. WANTED Call Red opposite W. (Britain Going fo Race _ WANTED _Ipociyar Aulo Marke! / Refrigerator. 5 and 7 Electric 194, between 5 (Continued from Page One) invasion by the U. S., industrialists S said “This will be especially true.” Sir )sley cabinet radio and Philco wireless record player, late model. No White Apts. on Willoughby Ave., after 4:30. FOR SALE— Late 1941 Chevrolet Master DeLuxe, 5 passenger, two red doof, Splendid shape. Call 194, between 5 and 7 p. m quipped rest rant. Cash. 460 South Franklin, after 1 p .m. Pho 377, TROLLER “DIANA,” 33 ft. long, 8. ft. beam, fully equipped Chrysler Crown marine engine, first-class cond. Inquire 306 Wil- loughby, or phone 788. FOR SALE libut boa nett L”; length 54 ft., with 50 HP heavy-duty Atlas engine. Packs 36,000 pounds. In- cludes full string of halibut gear and full equipment in per condition. Write J. C. Bustness, Box 225, Ketchikan, Alaska. Imperial — * BMALL OIL HF.AT:Ei'l Phone RedI * FIANOS FOR RENT. . « Pl . "the Aleutians and Fairbanks in- .cluded in his territory, Arthur A.| » > . - - - 578. ON account of illness, log cabin, 5 rooms and bath. Furnishings include electric refrigerator. elec- tric washer, radio, piano, efe. 3% miles on Glacier Highway. Jack Perry, City Police. OUPLEX house and two 3-room houses and cabin, all furnished, on Gastineau Ave. Inquire at Juneau Paint Store. TWO HOUSES, both completely furnished includ electric lights, radio and washing machine. One acre pat. land , suit- eble for chickens, gees and ducks. 5% mil 1 G High- way. Junc Ghson, Phone 357, after 10 a. ... FOR RENT FOR RENT-—S Phone Green eated room. STEAM HEATED ROOMS. Ca after 3 p. m., 315 Gold Street HEATED ROOM. Phone Red after 5 p. m. WINTER RATES, Seaview Apts. il and wood stoves, lights, laun- dry. Phone 236. —Phone {4: LOST AND FOUND “sled, vicinity of 4th Marked “John H.” LOST—Child's and Harris. under seat. Return to 633 G‘Jld} Membership is limited to civiliay St. Reward | women employed at the fort and bers; a full-time qualified health - | approximately 400 of the estimated commissioner; clarification and SlA(KS I.OSING LOST—In Post Office, bunch of!1000 employed women are members strengthening of the laws regulating keys in leather case. Please re-|of the club. Club activities began sanitation and control of com- turn to Empire. Thanks. LOST—Between Klein Apts and ' pasketball in the post gym will be Decker Way, on' Xmas Eve, ladies | available soon for athletic-minded wrist wateh, 17 jewel Glycine. Keepsake. Reward. Phone 201. LOST—Brown coin purse. Return to Empire office and keep money. AREA INCREASED Earl J. Cooper, afea director of the Anchorage district for the War Manpower Commission, will have Hedges, WMC Director, announced. Hedges spent some time in Anchor- age and spoke before a number of civic _organizations regarding the unemployment problems in the territory. . — -, ARCTIC PRIEST HAS REQUESTED WORK IN ARMY RESCUE SQUAD The Rev. Tom Cunningham, S. J., of Nome and Little Diomede Island districts, one of the colorful pioneers | of the Arctic, has applied for a chaplain’s commission in the Army’s rescue squad. parachute training will be included in his training. (. famous assortment of best-liked confections . . . bere direct from the makers -+§1.50 w $7.50. ‘BUTLER-MAURO DRUG CO. “The Rexall Store” ovcbrrsrrrrrrrrrrreen) | | ; SAMPLER It is expected that | 1 ] | | | | | ) |Holdiman; Cadet Russel Johnson, {Mr. and Mrs. William Head. WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN by Miles predicted, “if the jeep makes month, week or day; also on call |America so small-car conscious that 327 West 11th §t., Basement Apt, [there will be a heavy demand for — B R |production of smaller models for ANTED Used furnitur . 306 WL ‘Imblh‘ use | ounby Phone 788 | “In the past, the larger size and —_— |greater fuel consumption of Am- MISCELLANEOUS erican cars undoubtedly limited their sales in England. They were GUARANTEED Reallstc Perma ment. $7.50. Paper Curls, $1 up not fitted for this country’s facili- ties or pocketbooks. Lola Beauty Snop. Phone 20 315 Decker Way without vigion. | ‘Another limitation in sales here |was a government tax equal to one- {third the domestic price of Ameri- IF you empty rooms or apts. [can cars. This tax was dropped for desirable people, inform the |during the war. and there no Glasticesn Moael assurance it will be replaced. Even M2 W 2 will not prove much of Membership in the American a barrier Bar Association is approximately| The genuine postwar English car. 30,000 the said, will be pd” e rather than streamlined and will lembody many features of spring- SITKA SOLDIER MIT ARTIST IS GIVEN HONOR, SPORT MEET ing, suspension, road-holding and {easier maintenance learned in the building of armored vehicles, tanks jand trucks during the war. A postwar car also will be built especially for mother and her chil- HEADQUARTERS, ALASKAN dren. The designer plans to make DEPARTMENT—Pvt. Arthur Neil- |the back seat of the car as safe son of Sitka, won second placeas a nursery, with door handles honors in the finals of the GI all- |sunk so that small fingers and Alaska mainland championship box- 'sleeves will not catch on them. The ing tournament held recently at Fort doors can be locked from the Richardson. He entered the tourna- griver’s position ment by virtue of winning the heavyweight championship of Fort | Richardson Private Neilson, whose opponent outweighed him by 21 pounds, dem- onstrated the finest courage of the tournament, rebounding from sev- without a solution. . | Madame Perkins Has A “shopping parcel” compartment ' p | pl " i e, e Greal Postwar Plans; put in her packages without step- ping out into the road. “Extras” will inclide kitchen equipment so balwy's food can be eral knockdowns to keep carrying h‘:?&;‘d e I"I““‘v""l‘““" , 215 - the fight to his more experienced 2 "_"“i‘w‘a_“__ CONVEnIENces, ooy situation in every section of | opponent. The referee stopped the Said Sir Miles, “but T am afraid .\ =000 | 1 Vi snlv SO0 g oy we never wi a ) 8 S v 1 | battle with only 20 seconds to go of Amcfic‘:}s “iléle;l’v CJI])“' ."‘.; !p|31<'?rh USES was transferred originally .th« mmll)mmdl flhll;gkNlelfiflll\.op.. mode!s“. looks in our . o¢ the Labor department to ponent the technical knockout ver- 3 give it close cooperation with un- dict and the mainland champion- PP employment compensation, a divi- ship. Previous to his Army service, Neil- son was emvloyed as a jackhammer operator and his present Army as- signment is with a rescue boat unit 'HEALTH COMMITTEE URGES NEW MEASURES E L up it was apparent that| USES would be the only whip to| held over those seeking employment or wanting to transfer jobs, without gkl y it FORT RICHARDSON Pive secommendstions for heaith “X2P!Ishing a.duplicating: agency WOMEN'S CLUB 1§ " measures to be included in a health Apparently Mrs. Perkins approves | of WLB as an independent agency,' but she would li resent Y bill to be presented to the coming Alaska legislative session were made at a recent meeting of a ial committee in Anchorage ‘The special committee, made up of five representatives from various organizations, was appointed at the last meeting of the Health and Wel abor disputes since Pearl| fare Council. Those serving ar r that never got to the strike W. Hufeisen, Rotary Club; R. Max stag i Cuffel, Junior Chamber of Com- Opposed to the secretary merce; Mrs. Selma Smith, Anchorage some on the Hill and elsewhere Woman’s Club; Miss Edna Thomp- who feel that a new Department son, Graduate Nurses’ Association of Public Welfare should be created | and Einar Husby, American Legion. to take over many of the agencies| Measures recommended included a ngw dealing with that problem. board of health with laymen mem- Many Anchorage residents attend- ed the open house which ed the formal opening of the Ft. son Women's Club on December 3. The new ciub house is located in the civilian housing area on the post d has a mu room, game room, ge lounge, reading and sewing rooms. Guests were conducted through the T-shaped building by s chosen as hostesses for the occasion and entertainient was furnished by a quintet from the air corps orchestra bt are oo — shortly after the opening with a series of photography classes and municable diseases; registration of midwives and hospitals; appropria- tions for the Territory to accept and | manage hospitals made available by the army for control and prevention CHICAGH Women workers in the nation’s war plants are chang- | ing from the once popular slacks members. A5 RN of tuberculosis. ANCHORAGE VETERANS | S eee to dresses, says an authority on HOME FOR CHRISTMAS / feminine fashions for factory help. - PIONEER OPEN HOUSE Prevailing factory styles, says| IN ANCHORAGE TURNS Mrs, Eleanor P. Whitaker, consult- INTO %‘STA.MPEDE ant on textiles for the E. I. duj {Pont de N s, are sleeveles More than 5,000 persons attended | ? e B SRR AR NS the annual Days of '98 open hcuse{dl%‘ws' dumpee Kl held in the Community Hall of An- | ~OU Where the safety factor i chorage recently by the Pioneers‘mvo‘ved to the girl workers still| of Alaska and the Pioneers Aux-|Wear slacks” she said. *In depart-| iliary of that city. Games of chance, | Tents where no hazard is present dancing and refreshments were pro- | they are finding out that men vided as entertainment for the don’t care to see women in slacks.”} crowds that thronged the annual| AR R affair from its opening until clos-! Vi RS | ing time. FEMMER- TAXI—CALL 9 i Chairman H. H. McCutcheon an; | New Taxi Service announced by The Yellow River in China has nounced that a large part of thejO. B. Femmer. Give us a call no fixed bed and has shifted as proceeds of the evening will be used ( ‘ourteous attendants. New Cars. | much as 500 miles in a year. itor the purchase of Sixth War Loan —————————— | ;Bonds, Emuyire want-ads ormg results! Three families of Anchorage began Christmas celebrations early this year when their sons arrived on leave from duty in the South Pa- cific. All of the veterans had at- tended the Anchorage High School before entering the Services and two were graduates. The arrivals are Lt. Roy L. Holdi- man, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Johnson and Ph.M. 3c Dean Head, son of T HAIR STYL ALASKA TRADING (0. JACK W. GUCKER, Proprietor i WE SPECIALIZE Schenley Liquors ; { i in ‘ Bacardi Rum 8 Coronet Brandy | aving ; » o i Dubonnet Wines Styling | Cresta Blanca Wines Shaping —PORT, SHERRY, HAUT SAUTERNE, SAUTERNE, BURGUNDY, | SUPERIOR ; Hours 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. | ! i Baranof t the Alaska Dock and Beauty Salon OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE 538 rrrrrrvrsrrrrorrrrroes) CLARET | Storage Company Phone 122 o0r 4 35 CALL FOR LEE ATKINSON i THE DAILY AL ASKA FMPIRE- ¥ AANINETEEN-FORTS United Stales Hard for /A \ e New Yearisyours iomake who: \ ‘new responsibilities, new opportun |\ “'o him who pogsesses vision, 1945 comes on-the_highest, the \glic)htie\st\tid} that has ever come { There,are those who will look mournfully into the face of the New Year. There are those who will say that the world is still in the midst of a terrifying dre\am. But they are the unfortunates (Continued from Page One) I ' of Social Security. When WMC "MAN APPEAL" [UNEAU OU Wil ,and 1 lowing into our port of lrope- | -FIV-E It opens up toyou PS NEW SOITOWS. n our own hearts, each of us knows that the world could and should be a better place in which o no place in a good world> But we know;, and ‘hatred always lead to ‘war. It is parf of our job io see that those forces of evil are forevergtamped out. America is a mighty nation, and America is no more than a mul- tiplication of our own, community. Each of us must have the vision to live ‘understandingly with our neighbors. We must not only be. neighbors, we must be'good neighbors. Then the insidious forces which lead to violence have no soil in which to grow. They are as seed cast upon the rock. Our own community is proud of its past achievements. The past three years have taught us that we can do what we will in our own minds. The job we have done in the past gives us the courage and fortitude to face the future unafraid. We know that no problem is ive. We know, that war has too, that tyxranny, injustice So it is with a spirit of genuine hope, a feeling of humility and a prayer of thanks that this newspaper wishes each 6f you A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR! 14— Royal RADIO FOR SALE CALL TRIPLETTE & KRUSE BUILDING CONTRACTORS EXPERT CABINET WORK OF ALL KINDS 20TH CENTURY MARKET BUILDING SHOP PHONE 96 After 5:00 P. M. PHONE 564 JUNEAU CAMPSNO. 2 | A. N. B. and A. N. S. Meet Each Monday-7:30 P. M.-A.N.B. Hall ) CABINETS LG.FULTON & COMPANY REPAIRING i NTRACTORS REMQDELING ALL TYPES OF GLASS WORK Panes Replaced-New Frames Made 149 So. Main Street § | ) BUILDING Ct \ \ { PHONE 433 e B i et . P | WINDOW { ? | PHONES i 633—549 ’ Announcement MISS MacNAIR WILL OPEN A NIGHT Gregg Shorthand and Touch Typewriting will be taught. evenings per week FOR INFORMATION CALL DOUGLAS 48 AFTER 4 P. 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ALMQUIST Owned Qrocers CUSTOM TAILOR 211 SEWARD STREET Across from Elks’ Club PHONE 767 PHONE 576 — e FORD AGENCY (Authorized Dealers) GREASES—GAS—OIL Foot of Main Street Junean Motors !‘enmn?fi'rmhr 114 OIL — FEEp — HAULING e ———————————— Dine - Bar - Dance Delicious Fried Chicken | DERBY INN T ————— |\ Sanitary Meat Co. | ,WA l‘i h FREE DELIVERY uall Phones 13 and 49 John Marin, Prop, Skagway, Widest Selection of LIQUORS PHONE 82 or 95 | | _J‘ | | Chas. G. Warner Co. ! Marine Engines and Supplics MACHINE SHOP Ropes and Paints NORTH TRANSFER | | Thomas Hardware Co. Light and Heavy Hauling PAINTS — O] || B.0.DAVIS E. W.DAVIS — OILS SR Builders’ and Shelf HARDWARE Utah Nut and Lump COAL | COWLING-DAVLIN | | COMPANY DODGE and PLYMOUTH DEALERS Diesel Ofl—Siove Oil—Your Coal Choice—General Haul- ing — Storage and Crating CALL US! Juneau Transfer Phone 48—Night Phone 0393 The Alaskan Hotel Newly Renovated Reoms at Reasonable Rates l PHONE SINGLE O Alaska Music Supply Arthur M. Uggen, Choice Meats At All Times Located in George Bros. Store PHONES 553—92—85 | Bert's Cash Grocery | PHONE 104 or 105 || Pree Dettvery Juneas Alaska Trading Co. J. W. GUCKER, Prop. PHONE 122 or 4 r 4 ONLY THE BEST OP JEATS ka Dock and Storage 1 | PHONE 208 4 [ HOME GROCERY || Phone 146 . | Home Liguor Store—Tel 699 American Meat — Phone 3