The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 10, 1945, Page 7

P TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1945 FOR SALE WANT ADS | FOR SALE—J. A. Hellenthal resi- dence. 426 ‘Harris St. Phone 128 for appointment. WANTED—Steel-edge skis, 6 ft. 6 in, with bindings and poles. Phone Blue ‘449. THREE TABLE MODEL RADIOS, good condition. Call Green 750. STEEL CRIB and springs, $10; RCA Victor radio - phonograph comb., $35; records, 3 for $1; table model, 8-tube Graybar radio, $20. Phone Red 309. COLLAPSIBLE baby buggy, $10. 270 Phone Black 290. S. Franklin St. 316 ft. Troller; 8.6 ft. beam, good condition. 91 HP Gray Hi-Speed engine, extra gear, $3,200. Lash only. Mrs. Arvid Isaacson, Box 292, Sitka, Alaska. ONE §-4 TYPE sun lamp, like new, $30. Write Empire C 5401. MED Duo-therm with fan, $50.00; large sun flame oil heater, $75.00. Phone 282 Douglas. FOR SALE OR TRADE — Soda fountain, pool table, booths, back bar, pipes dies, hot water tank, sink, radios, gas and electric motors, guns, watches, several electrical household appliances, portable typewriter, binoculars, and all kinds of used furniture. Douglas Trading Post, phone 25. P. O. Box 1237, Douglas. WANTED—Girl to share an apart- ment with Weather Bureau Em- ployee. Phone Black 127, before 3:30 p. m. WANTED—Young man to learn moving picture projection work, | | union conditions. Contact oper- ! ator at Capitol or 20th Century Theatre at once. SALESMAN, experienced, with good following among department and chain stores. Sell for New York manufacturer, high grade empty | and fitted leather kits, billfolds, | small novelties. Good commis- | sions. References. Variety Ledther Mfg. Co, 1123 Broadway, New York 10, N. Y. WANTED — A washing machine. | Call Black 705. i WANTED TO RENT—3 room fur-, nished apt or house. Call 219. WANTED—Will pay top price for| all kinds second hand merchan- dise except clothes. Douglas Trad- ing Post Phone 25, P O Box 1237,| Douglas. | WANTED—Maintenance man _for Gastineau Hotel. Union Wages. | COTTAGES for sale each on % acre. 5 Mile Glacier Highway or 857 after 10 a. m. §0-70 HEAVY DUTY Hall Scott Fisher, Jr., with 33-in. prop. $400. Call Red 350. FARM AND GARDEN TRACTORS 6 H. P. Riding Garden Tractors (Rubber Tires) Ed Short—5821 1st. South Seattle, Wash. INCOME PROPERTY FOR SALE— Duplex completely furnished. Electric ranges, refrigerators, Norge air-conditioning system, garage in basement. 4 rooms and bath in each apartment, and 4- room furnished house, oil range and heater. 1511 Evergreen Ave., Phone Blue 285, evenings. BEDSTEAD, box springs, mattress, dresser, chest of drawers, $85. Sun-lamp, $30. Baby Buggy, $8. Bathinette, $3.50. Green 163. FORPSALE—Troller “Diana™—33 it. long, 8% ft. beam, fully equipped. Chrysler - Orown marine engine, tirst class condition. See Harbor Master. FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING' ROOM for rent, elderly man preferred. Ellingen apts, Call after 6 p. m. 3-ROOM Furnished cabin, oil tange, ‘bath. Inquire 513 Wil- loughby Ave. STEAM heated room. Phone Green APARTMENT FOR RENT — Call Douglas 963 evenings. §TEAM HEATED ROOMS. C after 3 p. m, 315 Gold Street. WINTER RATES, Seaview Apis. Ofl and wood stoves, lights, laun- dry Phone 238. MISCELLANEOUS | PIANOS RENTED—Turea. Ander- son Shop. o L P S et i THE_ FIXIT SHOP—General light .vepafr work, Phone 567. e JLARANTEED | Redlistic Perms ment, $7.00 Paper Curls, $1 up Gola Bea:ty Snop Phone 20i 315 Decker Way 2 [ TIPS RIS (P you have empty roums or apts. for. desirable people. inform . the COST hagivs Monarch wrist wateh. Reward, Phone 838. : LOBT—Dressing case, March 28, foad between Juneau and Air- field. Generous reward. Return to Empire. ~ LOST—Keys in case, with American ioh Insigna. Reward. Please Rémove Your Hats. You can Proved sound. Dr. John Donaldson, {:‘ John i‘;curmlek, sg:::;’; help us create an atmosphere which the well-known economist from Service. 5 FOUND—Fountain pen, near Govt. School. Owner may have same by ddentifying and paying for this dv. ; M R TG o B S TS FOUND—Ladies dark brown kid glove. Stitching trimmed. Owner ‘may have same by claiming and paying’ for this adv. A DA, S LU iad vl COST—5 keys in brown case near ‘or in P. O. Return H. L. Salva- tion Army. VISITING JUNEAU Affiliated with Morrison-Knudsen Co.,, " Ing, Willlam Esheldson and Mr. and’Mrs. J, G. Erbland and child aré visiting Juneau, stopping at the Baranof. MR. AND MRS. SYRE IN TOWN Mr. .and Mrs, O. S. Syre are visiting Juneau from Excursion Tnlet and are staying at the ‘Bar- anof "Hotél. e — BUY WAR BOND3 WANTED — A washing machine. Call Black 409. i WANTED—Used furniture. 306 Wil- loughby. Phone 788. SEWING — Pearl Prouty. Phone Blue 470. WANTED—Steady job .in Juneau. I am 34 years old and am me- chanically inclined, but will take anything. Write F. Jacobs, 1623 E. Burnside St, Portlan® 14, Oregon. RAINBOW GIRLS T0 GIVE TEA FOR MOTHERS SUNDAY At a regular meeting of the Rain- bew Girls Saturday afternoon plans were made for a4 tea to be given Sun- day, April 15, at the Scottish Rite Temple fcr the mothers of Rainbow Girls. More complete details will be announced in Friday’s Empire. M. S. Whittier, “dad” of the Assembly, gave an interesting talk . at the Saturday meeting concerning his recent trip to the states where | he attended several assemblies and also enjoyed visiting with Anna Lois Davis, Grand Worthy Advisor, and memkber of the Juneau Assembly. Last Sunday, 43 Rainbow girls at- tended the services at the Resur- rection Lutheran Church in a body, and enjoyed the sermon by Rev. G., ,Herbert Hillerman. | | e e——— | Manhattan Traders N Believe in Signs i By GENE GLEASON ; NEW YORK — The Indians left | Manhattan long ago, but many of |its merchants are still doing business by the use of signs. Particularly | window signs. | The city’s barbers, traditionally | talkative, are just as gabby in sign- ‘language. One upper Broadway | barber displays this loquacious litho- |graph: “We Cut Hair Only, We Do Not Shave. (Must look untidy!) | We Do Mot £ell Any Tonics. We Do |Nct “Sell Any Treatments. We Have No Bootblack or Manicurist. Wa Cut Hair To Your. Features.” A barber shop near Radio City ex- | plains: “Dut to the Large Patronage |of Stage and Radio Personalities, We | Feature the Haircut that Does Not {look like a Haircut. We Do Not Use ___ |Clippers.” 1t clincheés the deal with |this jawbuster: “Physiognomical Haircutting, 75 cents.” A Columbus Avenue restauranteur I bewails: “No Sugar, No Meat, No | Butter, No Oil, No Heat, and No 'Profit. If You Want a Square Meal, merce triumphs over consistency)— “Or Eat Here.” | Cne cafeteria recently parked this sign on its tables: “Gentlemen will attract some very desirable lady customers.” QFFICIALS OF PUBLIC | HEALTH SERVICEFLY | " EASTT0 CONFERENC | Dr. B.4W. Norris, Diréctor of United States Public Health Ser- vice for Alaska, and Dr. George Hays, Executive Officer, left yes- terday for Washington, D. C., where they will attend the annual meeting of the District Directors of Public Health Service. This meeting is composed of all Directors and Executive Officers of |the Public Health Service in every | District, of which Alaska is the| eleventh. — e — — SAVE THE DATE April 28—Douglas Fire Depart- ment Annual Dance. } gl o z Empire wany ads get quick results THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU. ALASKA COASTAL AIR IN| TRIPS T0 HOONAH, (GUSTAVUS MONDAY { An Alaska Coastal Airlines plane [New the - following passengers to Gustavus yesterday: Gary Poncia, C. Morgan Holmes. Gustavus to Juneau—Esther Erb- land; John G. Edbland. Juneau to Hoonah—Clark Trimble, J. E. Parks, Bruce Kendall, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Wilson, Mrs. Fletcher. | Hoonah to Juneau—Henry Loren- | zen, C. O. Taylor, Bruce Kendall,| Peter Sing, Andrew Johnnie, Boy Bean, Matt Lawrence, Frank St Clair. Juneau Giovanetti, Morse. Petersburg to Juneau—Alex Hol- den. . =] to. Petersburg—Edward ] Ira E. ‘Morse, Mrs. ; ROOSTERS' HABITS BECOME DOMESTIC UNDER TREATMENT WASHINGTON — Sciénce can maks chicken-hearted barnyard baby-sitters out of roosters. Ordinarily a rooster wouldn't be| seen in the same coop with a chick, | but scientists have found that they can give them the maternal instinct | by treating them with a hormone, called Prolactin, derived from very motherly hens, Experiments deseribed in the <4 Journal cf Heredity showed that jd reosters, which normally would ig- nore or kill any chicks placed in o their coops, not only took over the duties of a mother, but did so to the accompaniment of “clucking and oc- < P casional hen-like singing.” Doctors A. V. Nalbandov and L. E. PAGE SEVEN HOW CAN I GET ;/ THIS DRESS) ON YOU? ?/w) » v AT L] ey STOP THE FIGHT! IT 1] [ Yy DON'T Card, of the University of Tlinois, 3 | —¥7-. whe ‘made the report, failed to elycidate on the practical advan- tage, if any, of making a baby-sitter out of a fighting cock. But their report did say that when | a mother hen is taking care of young, chicks she doesn't do any egg-laying. It might be inferred, then, that if rocsters watch the kids the hens weuld improve their egg pmducuon.“ 18,000 POUNDS OF BLACK COD SOLD A total of 18,000: pounds of black cod was landed this morning at the Juneau Cold Storage Company. The New England Fish Company, W. O. Carlson, buyer, purchased 11,000 pounds from the Explorer, Captain Magnus Hanson. The Alaska Coast Fisheries pur- | chased 7,000 .pounds. from the Ad- | dington, ~Captain Olaf Westby. | Ceiling prices were paid. (UMMUNICATION To the Editor, Daily Alaska Empire. Dear Sir: Rep. Doughton, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, says that hearings on social security revision will be held this summer. We are told that Congress will be asked to expand the present Social Security Act. The idea is to extend benefits to more people, including farmers and domestic workers and cthers who aren’t now covered. This seems an opportune time to give consideration to a program that will really give protection to b= the aged, the infirm, and the blind, and at the same time throw into motion machinery that, will guaran- o5 tee real and lasting prosperity. I refer to the Townsend Plan for < national insurance. There are now three bills in & Congress calling for the enactment of the Townsend Plan. One is Spon- m sored by Rep. Pat Cannon, Florida, w3 Democrat; another is sponsored by =) Rep. Homer D. Angell, Oregon, Re- ) publican; and there is a Senate bill < offered by Sen. Claude Pepper, Florida, Demiocrat. All three are & identical bills. When Mr. Doughton’s committee holds hearings on Social Security this summer, why not invite the TERRY L O 5oin the Army’—(and here com. Townsend people to present their arguments for their Surely, in a democracy, do no less. The Townsend Plan has been program? we can - George Washington University, has & written an exhaustive report which 15 proves the fundamental soundness of this program. I understand that this report is in the hands of many % Congressmen. ( A plan as sound as the Town-' send Plan merits the close attention of Congress. and the American people. I believe it should have a hearing this summer. I don't see how we can' logically discuss Social Security reform without giving con- sideration to the Townsend plat- form. | (Signéd) G. E. ALMQUIST. - e e §1. Margaref's Guild > ToMeet Wednesday - A meééting ‘'of St. Margaret’s Guild cf the church of Holy Trinity will be held Wednesday night at 8 c'clcck at the residence of Mrs. James C. Ryan, 112 West Ninth Street, / » (&) THAT FREIGHT CAR 15 FU NOF COPS AIN'T ACCORDIN' TO THE MARCUS OF KEANSBURG RULES TO HAVE THAT BIG GUY FICHT THAT LITTLE GUY! YOu SHUT UP? LL [T ’ I FORGOT TO THRO HE DERAIL! 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