The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 21, 1945, Page 7

PAGE SEVEN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1945 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—JUNEAU., ALASKA WANT ADS UNIVERSITYS T =]l e o roasaie | wawreo CONSTRUCTION ik 8 SR | FUND SLASHED Record Allocation Made, for Operation of | Institution ONE RCA RADIO - Phonograph SEWING ~— Pearl Prouty. Phone combination. One used piano. One Blue 470. used Bb Clarinet. One used up- right E flat Alto Horn. One used Conn French horn. ALASKA MUSIC SUPPLY, Inc. Corner Second and Seward AN 8 inch bench power saw, with or without 6 inch jointer com-‘ bination. Write Empire 5334. 1 BLONDIE WANTED—A davenport. Phone 689. | BABY BUGGY, $850; bathinette, \ANTEDHome for male 6 weeks $3.50. Phone Green 163. ! old puppy. Call 315. | ONE AMERICAN SUN FLAME wanNTED TO RENT—Piano. Call| circulating heater; one 1adyS| Green 479 between 2 and 4 p. m Hudson Seal coat, size 36. Phone | ___ Black 624, after 6 p. m. - PROVIDED «OU CAN JITTERBUG NON=~5TOP COAST: TO- COAST— PROVIDED LIVING ONLW ON A DIET WHATCHA | | goyacH, |ILL ADMIT SPINACH (S MEAN - OKAY — BUT IF 40U FAIL—7 PERVIDED? “AN' | BEZ-POOEY! | LIKES TO JITTERBUG, WEGELF! YER AN OL SQUARE ' 1 EATS SPNACH AN | KIN JITTERBUG NON- STOP COAST- (T |10 cohsT First big dents yet made in the = WANTED _Experienced Drug Store |1945-1947 House Ways and Meens | . DR. XENOPHON P. o T L ) PR Yot reMst Wock. Wirite fin- Bl resulted yesterday (&7 | BILEDRIVER, M. — FOR SALE—12-Gauge Remington e 5317. |from Senate action on allotments | gy PHO- LEMET — automatic, with fine leather case,’ _ ___ — {for the University of Alaska, $85. Call 663 before noon WANTED—Small furnished apart-| University President Charles E. F.N.E— TELL ¥OU AGAIN THAT THE — - e SR ! ment. Call Room 407, Gastineau Bunnell was able to hold his own LARGE HOUSE at 725 a‘slhl RO:;‘l- Hotel. on the Senate floor when it came | JITTERBUG GENER Phone Blue 185, or call at L ATION WAS CAUSED | T T RS ~—————— Ito battling for administrative a| Seward Street. By A SPINACH DIET, | WANTED—Steady job In Juneau.in.,priations for the Fairbanks in FOR SALE_SKi suit, coat, dresses| I am 34 years old and am me- gention, but sat in resigned s i size 40; very reasonable. Phone“ IN THEIR OUTH! chanically ined, but will take|)o,ce iy the upper chamber gallery | 3 Blue 185. ON —— ) o o 2 2 HEH : anything. Write F. Jacobs, 1623|1010 the lion's f funds for! " i e the lion’s share of funds for E. Burnside St, Portland, 4‘1l»ew construction at the University ' DLesis |was knocked out. . When the Senators had finished | ™ z ) the Uni- &2 — FOR SALE—2-Bedroom, fully fur-}y """ nished house in Douglas. Phone a1 TERATIONS—Work guaranteed.| Green 720. Pearl Prouty. Phone Blue 470. |With appropriations for — versity, the total of $513,840 allo- — R < a0 ISR 13 BEDSTEAD, box springs, mattress,| ¥ANTED TO SupuLET—Apartmentcated by the House had been pared | g}‘ dresser, chest of drawers, $85. for two or three months. Contact down to $359,340—still the largest | Sun-lamp, $30. Baby Buggy, $8. “ Ben A. McManus, Chief Clerk, iallotment ever set up for the insti-| ___ Bathinette, $3.50. Green 163. House. Phone 866. | tution, exclusive of building. The — B e S e DA | - : - |economy - minded Senate Finance ‘ o | committee lost its fight to trim ISP, e Penyn Oele. i sl |another $38840 from the fund for MERCHANTS DELIVERY and Transfer | maintenance of the University's Hauling and Delivery Work 7 YOU CAN'T LAST LONG ™ |F> IF T COULD GIVE MY LIFE FOR YOURS I WOULD, BUDDY-NO LEFT NO FOQD - R PLEASE LORD= GIVE 'IM A BREAK«-HIS FEVERS GOIN' HIGHER =+~ ; i Fuuew 1 HADDA DO T-JERRY KID- 1 HADDA SOCK YOU ~JERRY-~I GUESS WE'RE GONERS~YOU'VE GONE OUT OF YOUR e FOUR flat-bottom skirfs, 9-9%-10- | 12 ft. each. Built by Albert Wal-' lace. For price and iu(ormauon,! Phone Blue 220, after 5 p. m. | ITWO HOUSES—Both complet; furnished including electric lights, | N ST s e T T radio and washing machine. One DOUGLAS TRADING POST-Deal- | acre pat. land, good creek, suit- ers in second-hand merchandise. able for chickens, geese and| Used furniture, fishing equipment, | ducks. 5! miles on Glacier High-| cars, business fixtures, Jewelry | way. June Gibson. Phone 357, guns and real estate, | after 10 a. m. { LEE E. SWIFT, Douglas, Alaska! P. O. Box 1237—Phone 25 | We Buy—Sell—Trade | (Mar 20-Apr 3) physical plant, Mining Extension |and Territorial Scholarships. That of all kinds One Piece — or a Truckload 789—Day Phones Night—132 FOR SALE—Highchair. Phone Blue | 370. | TANOS RENTED—Tuned. Ander-| son Shop. H FORBSALE—Troller “Diana”—33 i long. 8% ft. beam, fully equipped. | Chrysler Crown marine engine,| first class condition. See Harbor | Master. rnn ““T { 3UARANTEED Realisuc Permas \\ nent. $7.00 Paper Curls, $1 up. - | Lola Bea:ty Shop. FPhone 20! | 2-ROOM fur apartment. Oil range,} 315 Decker Way | bath. $18 monthly. 513 Wil- | loughby. (F you have empty rocms or apts. s_ & fioom—k’hone for desirable people, inform the TEA Gastineau Hotel. Green 675. | 481 So. Franklin St., $100.00 per! month, unfurnished. Phone 562. THE FIXIT SHOP—General light repair work. Phone 567. Empire Want-ads bring results! FOR RENT—Steam-heated rooms. UNITED STATFS Men only. Haven Rooms. Phone DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR 281. i GENERAL LAND OFFICE LOST — Glasses. Natural rims, tan leather case. ’ District Land Office SBTEAM HEATED ROOMS. Call | Notice is hereby given that Fred dry. Phone 236. | May 26, 1934 (48 Stat. 809) descripved 2386, situated on Glacier Highway, Black 752. | Anchorage Serjal No. 010578 and it have same ' by identifying and| any ang all persons claiming ad- Reward, | in the district land office within the Return to Empire. — | the provisions of the statutes. Ancaorage, Alaska. after 3-p. m., 315 Gold Street. January 18, 1945, | WINTER RATES, Seaview APIS.| Peterson has made a pplication for a Oil and wood stoves, lights, 1aun- . five-acre tract under the act of - e e - |as lot C of the Pederson Hill Group Lnst m ro“n jof Homesites, Plat of Survey No. !approximately 10 miles northwest LOST-Red and blue wallet. Phone of Juneau, containing 5.00 acres, — = o iis now in the files of the District FOUND-—Lady's ring. OWner may yang oOffice, Juneau, Alaska. paying for this adv. # | versely any of the above mentioned plastic | 1and should file their adverse claim | | period of publication or thirty days | thereafter or they will be barred by I i FLORENCE L. KOLB, COAST GUARD FINDS | Reiter. |for an Agricultural Experimental ‘S!Bll(nl building, $50,000; sum was left at $174,120 for the biennium. Coupled with the $64,120 item for administration expenses, the new record outlay for operation of the University reaches nearly $240,000, as the solons left it. Miner Whacks Minor whacks were taken at funds for extension and experi- mental work, parts of which are used as matching money for various Federal allocations to the Uni- versity. The House had approved two items of that nature—one for $20,000, the other for $30,000. The Senate trimmed them to $15,000 and $18,000, respectively, the same as for the preceding biennium. When it came to funds for new construction at the Unuiversity, e Senate left intact proposed items and for residences, $35,000. Stricken, how- ever, were House appropriations of $60,000 for the Eilson Building, and $80,000 for a Scnool of Muues. All new construction expenditures are to be made only upon authori- cation of the Territorial Board of Administration. With the University finally fixed up for the next two years, the _ Senators turned their attention to the Office of the Highway En- gineer. First off they provided & telephone for the new cccupant ©f the office, raising the contingent $2,000. In all, creased the outlay for the Highway ENRINEEr’S AQMUUSUIAUVE tapuiiscs by $1,990. Road Construction Next item in the bill was the $800,000 House appropriation for construction and maintenance of roads, trails, bridggs and aviation facilities—including the Highway Patrol. Finance Committee Chair- man Shattuck proposed to cut the fund in half. A hurry call was im- mediately sent out for the Highway sngineer-elect, W. Leonard Smith, and for the retiring incumbent, wililam A. nesse, wich the thought expressed by several solons that & good fight between the two would be a welcome diversion. That hope JOE PALOOKA TERRY LEE BUT I TELLYOU I office and travel expense item by » NO LIKE THIS 1DEA. the Senators in- © A STRANGER STAY GOOD, SPENCER .. NIGHT FIGHTERS SHOULD 4 BE HITTING THE COASTAL AREA BY NOW... WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNED, MR.ORLANDO? PLEASE, MISTER, FIXIN' UP THE OL' BUGGY, EH,WALT? WELL, MAYBE IT JUST FOR ) P HERE, TAKE THIS CENTURY NOTI ANYTHING. JUST LET ME & STAY HERE TiLL ; R VERY WELL, MR, RYAN. I DON'T THINK WE'LL SURPRISED BY OROUND SN SIR, THE DRAGON LADY MUST \ HAVE LIEUT. LEE IN A CAVE SOMEWHERE ...THE OFF-DUTY MEN SCOURED THE WOOD5, BUT FOUND NO TRACE OF HIM ! OUR HOW ARE THE DfAGON Ry A LADYS TROOPS b Relalen \Dos?osED 2, o \ Y €3 P OKAV. BUT I THEENK I SLEEP SITTING UP— WITH MY EYES OPEN— AWAKE ! I NO TRUST. 4 I WON'T BOTHER I'VE FOUND ONE THAT ANSWERS THE EXACT DESCRIPTION OF THE ONE YOU REPORTED STOLEN BEFORE CHRISTMAS. IVE SEEN DOZENS OF EM SINCE, THAT ' LOOK JuST LIKE IT, WANT YOU 10 COME WITH ME AN' SEE IF You CAN IDENTIFY IT. WHY HAS THIS TRANSMITTER NOT BEEN FOUND AND e o\ PESTROVED MEANWHILE ... EXCELLENCY, ALL OUR WIRELES: STATIONS HAVE GONE OFF THE AIR- BUTA /ANKEE BEAM IS GUIDING THE ATTACKLS THE FAULT OF THE I'M GLAD YOU'RE you, GOING TO BE ALL GERTIE, RIGHT, MR. TRACY.( FOR YOUR ILL TRY. IT'S GETTING CLOSE TO D-DAY AND WELL NEED IT. 1D GIVEN UP ALL HOPE. WON'T BE NECESSARY was forestalled, however, when Mr. E AFTER ALL. Hesse could not be found. UNITED STATES Mr. Smith stated his opinion that DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR |a $400,000 fund would permit only GENERAL LAND OFFICE maintenance work on present roads District Land Office and airfields and declared he had Anchorage, Alaska.|asked the House for additional | January 11, 1945, money in the hope that conditions caught in a heavy gale, and forced , Notice is hereby given that Frank |might so improve as to permit new to turn back. | Shotter, entryman, together with his| construction. He said that more A Coast Guard boat, finding the ' witnesses, Henry Moses and L. W.|money would be desirable in order Emma B. in difficulty, brought the Sjoblom, all of Hoonah, Alaska, has|to permit the Territory to take ad- boat back to Juneau, with all pas- made final proof on his homestead, | vantage of possible extension to sengers safely on board. | Anchorage serial 08708, for ForestAlaska of the Federal Aid Highway —_— | List 8-61, HES. No. 243 New Series | ct. Also, he said, expenses of the 2595, containing 8.92 acres, situated [Highway Patrol would amount to inear head of Gartina Slough, about $45000 for two years, to come out EMMA B IN TROUBLE; | I Zovicion fon. 4, 1%, BRINGS HER T0 PORT The gasboat Emma B. left Ju-; neau yesterday with a full load of | passengers for Gustavus, but some distance out from Juneau was| § = ASOLINE ALLEY AS NE WUZ, YE SHF'LESS SKONK ! lax_ld it is now n the files of the|closed his testimony by stating he | District Land Office, Anchorage, Al- | would be satisfied with $600,000. | aska, and if no protest-is filed in| The Senate held the item over |the local lend office, within the|until today, in order to hear from P period of publication or thirty days | Mr, Hesse. HERE COMES SUPREME i o TUNGAMAJG T BULLETIN BOARD, O'BRIEN ? WHATEVER-HE-IS 1% miles SE. of Hoonah, Alaska,|of the appropriation for roads. He WE SPECIALIZE Hours 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Baranof Beauty Salon OPEN EVENINGS BY ' APPOINTMENT thereafter, said final proof will be ——ate———— accepted and final certificate issued. i FLORENCE L. KOLB, | Register. | First publication, Feb. 7, 1945. | Last publication, April 4, 1945. { UNITED STATES | DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GENERAL LAND OFFICE District Land Office Anchorage, Alaska. January 2, 1945. Notice is hereby given that Louise Milnes, entrywoman, together with { her witnesses Erfk Oslund and Eino | W. Hendrickson all of Haines, Al- aska, has made final proof on her homestead entry, Anchorage serial | 010097, for lot. 7, sec. 26, T. 28 SR. 55 E.C.R.M. 40.74 acres, and it is now j{in the files of the District Land | Office, Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed within the period of publication or thirty days there- after, said final proof will be ac- cepted and final certificate isued. FLORENCE L. KOLB, Register. ® o 0 00 0 0 0 0 o * WEATHER REPORT . L (U. S. Weather Bureau) Temperatures for 24-Hour Period Ending at 7:30 o’Clock This Morning: e o o In Juneau—Maximum, 41; minimum, 35. Precipitation, 76 of an inch. At Airport—Maximum, 40; minimum, 34. Precipitation, 47 of an inch. e & & & & o 0 0 0 TOMORROW’S FORECAST o o o Intermittent light rain to- night, Thursday and Thurs- day night. Temperatures: Low- < day night. Temperatures: Lowest tonight, 35°; highest - Thursday, 41°. ® = otoooocooo.l JUNEAU PUBLIC LIBRARY Will be closed Saturday, March First publication, Feb. 21, 1045, PHONE 538 Last publication, March 21, 1945, ) 24, and Monday, the 26, to take inventory. e | o SVITH, NOW DINNY Q'HAYO ALWAYS WANTED TO MOVE TO THE CIT Y-AND AFTER HE MADE ENOLIGH MONEY .IN THE CITY-HE BUILT A | _ — HOME IN TH' COUNTRY- - MARY MAHATNY-AS A KID-WANTED TO OOTY WOLLD NEVER AMOUNT i TO ANY THING ~AND T/ DRESSES ~ OTHER HALF FOUND BUT DD SHE 77 7 OUT THEY WERE RGHT- WE NEVER HAVE ANYMORE QUARTE T TES -WHICH ONLY PROVES THE fore WORLD 15 H PROGREASING -