The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 28, 1945, Page 7

» +SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1945 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRL —JUNEAU. ALASKA PAGE SEVEN T WELL, T TOLD You > BEFORE WE WERE £ MARRIED THAT [ \n, 7 WAS UNWORTHY AM=( oF You, BUT YOU g % 3 TP THATS STRANGE- 1 STAYED THERE AN EXTRA HOUR, SO " WANT ADS [ISKAEARNS ' p—T= “yonsaz | miscesanzons | STH VICTORY -} Si0a | B SEdes ([ SAID I WAS. )~ r ] ) 1 ) = ;S L . + WILLYS-KNIGHT Scdan, bargain. | pIANOS RENTED—Tunea, Ander- | ; § \¢OA(L‘T1|I:I<§5 C(F?rfe \Tm, (A:] Lo after 4 p. m. or Saturdays.| son Shop. ] OR BEAVERS T e Bishop Apts, No. 3. | i i . * § g | THE FIXIT SHOP—General lighi | i THAT CARD N\ V:‘] 4 ¥FOR SALE — Binoculars, radio-| repair work. Phone 567. phonograph combination, electric D RSN S S S ‘EUARANTEED Realistic Perm. vacuum cleaner, iron, percolator, . . dandwich toaster, 32-volt Tadio, | ment, $7.0. Paper Curls, $i u, {Four Circuit Clouts Help ol range, all kinds of guns and Lola Beauty Snop. Phone « Shed" omiture. Douglas Trading | 315 Decker Way Angels Outslug Solons —— 5 e ———— A — e | . . | pe_i st Fhims . | (F you have empty roums or apt: | wfih Less H]ts | o < 4+FOR SALE—Upright piano. Phone | for desirable people, inform th. | | e o 92. Tom George. | Gastineau Hotel, | = (WHAT ARE 40U GOING TO X % 7 WHY NOT?2 S—3— ————— | By Associa Press. - e e T T 3 -} \ \ ““BABY PLAY PEN" — Used only | WANTED o o .‘;mx'.m b & POPEYE, MY HERO- wou musT] | 2© NOW THAT YOUVE 5 YOU WH_L S : WHAT'S | eavers continued = - SUCCESSFULLY JITTER- S «» three times Phone Blue 632. ltheir dominati acif] BE WORN : oy S B i B TR R | ination of Pacific Coast o HI, OLIVE, K BUGGED COAST-T0-COAST?] | 5 > FOR SALE_Furnished residence,| WANTED — Full-time lady clerk. |Lcague baseball last night, defeat- ., OL' KID ouT —_— b A large garden space, one-acre pat- | Write 5497, c/o Empire. {ing the Oakiand Acorns, 3 to 1. Ad & V Z Z \\ ented land, 5% milé post.Includes | < _ |Liska, Portland submarine-ball & |22 . > SRR 2 Mt Belco plant, radio, wash ‘machine, | WANTED—2 Good miners, married |hurler, received credit for his fifth s Z 4 VA Y A A -, or single, for six months’ de- |Win in seven starts, limiting Oak- velopment work at Glacier Bay. land to four scattered singles while & Good camp conditions. Inquire his mates built up a lead of three .3 amo range, oil heater. $2200.| all 190, from 10 to 4, or Blue| 298 evenings. o e o REE | Baranof Hotel for appointment runs in the first three innings. = L22° HI-STANDARD, Model B. Ro\mrt‘ with Sam Cotten. | Charley Wensloff, former Yankee e. | chucker, cooly pitched himself out ™ »~" Qook. P. O. Box 380. St — | WANTED—Roll-a-Way Bed. Phone of four tight spots to give the San ~ » WOR S:LE_:{:;Ed pia;]m éw;m::?;:] Blue 615. Diego Padres a 3 to 2 win over ~ 120 bass, , cash. Ca e e e the San Francisco Seals. The tri- = TRUCK DRIV — y . g 3 7 p. m., 315 Gold Street. (IR0 Bukfif“ WANTED—ADPY ymph put the Padres out in front, 1636 CHEV. COACH—See Cowling- | -— three games to one, in the series. | WA { With four home runs, two of Davlin. b - ¢ . % ST R _P) _,\ May 1st. Phone 621. them by Frn";t Baseman Mel Hicks, CIRCULATING HEATER — Phone | — — —— jaccouting for 10 rums, Los Angeles r == . Blue 360, between 1 and 5 p.-m.|MAID WANTED—Union wages, at defeated Sacramento, 12 to 9, in ¢ G“'OET'?AE FoREEAN “WELL HEAD RIGHT FOR THE )/” SEE- SEE ~ S EATn- WonaE viEw ho*u;e‘ Gastineau Hotel. la slugging bee. The Solons out-hit Ve PROEN B SS@.‘?R HILLS IF WE GEJ THRU THE (HIM FELLA « —Wonderful view 5 he els, 19 ; y SEIN WA URF — | the Angels, 19 to 13, but went WONDER WHY WE AIN'T | Si AN ACROSS THE/; 750\/ ALONG MAN- ¢ “ 0t Auke Lake. Completely fur-| WANTED—Serviceable, high-speed ' gou- rtheless, to their third BEACH. J‘j—‘" &E:" J y 7 r 1 THINK, ne hished. Call €59, or see Pete| marine motor, 100-HP. or over.|jofeat iy o b BEEN FIRED ON- /~7 MEBBE [T § [* * Christensen at School Bus. Write *particulars to Box 687, ::xr,e iitous sfed of e sl T = <, ONEEfaingg i g SR ) DD e | Fairbanks, Alaska. | ] HE . ISLAN'S ~ f LQUAL, fresh fryers from Shore’s| ——m o — — — . | o AR Bk 5 -3 STORM . - Poultry Farm, for sale at the ‘WANTED — Full-time driver at GAMES FRIDAY P4 SUDDENLY; following stores: Behrends Gro-| Irving’s Market. (National League) | | ABATES cery, Harbor Market, Gamick‘s;&/;\l,rgn T L ;' mld;ni;i' Chicago, 7; Pittsburgh, 3. : i " —Small, modern, & b 5 b ey, GAsineay Grogpterend furnished home. Phone Red 185. New Zark 8l Rrocim, & '[jhrm, Co-Op. S 5 et e | Cincinnati, 2; St. Louis, 1. WANTED—Will pay top price for| (Boston-Philadelphia, rained out). all kinds second hand merchan- s dise except clothes. Douglas Trad- | (American League) b & §3.000, terms. Phone 035-5 rings.| N8 Post Phone 25, P O Box 1237, Philadelphia, 5; Boston, 3. d . | Douglas. Washington, 6; New York, 4. I Acres patented land.} ——e | (Chicago-St. Louis, not scheduled. Good | WANTED—Used furniture. 306 Wil- Detroit-Cleveland, r loughby. Phone 788. | el PR . 2o FOR SALE—4-Room house & lot, | . strictly modern. Full basement, | fully furnished. $2,500 cash;| JOE = & FOR SALE— 8-room house. Mile 9. berries and garden spot. Phone ! oo o SR (Pacific Coast League) Green 410. X i Los-r AND FUUND | Portland, 3; Oakland, 1. THIS RIVER. GEEMS TO X SORT OF A HAVE SEVERAL OUTLETS \ HACK DEALZ | TRICK THE DRAGON LADY \l PIRATEZ ANSWER : WH T : z 7 :WHEN \ ME WRITHE R THESEA.... WHY COUDNT ) IN THAT CASE, | DSED WHEN SHE WAS A~ SHE I5 BEAUTIFUL AND ON \THE WHIP VouU:ngZZ OCEAN-GOING JUNK ~AH- IN BUSINESS BEFOIZE B OUR SIDE AGAINST THE JAPS! I3 ’ 8 - EVEN IF SHE DOES GO IN kY OH- WHAT YoU \FOR KIDNAPING FILOTS | R4 . 3 | 19% FORD DUMP TRUCK, OPA| San Diego, 3; San Francisco, 2. SWING INSHORE, TERRY | v price, good condition. Green 483. FOUND—Five keys on ring. Owner| Los Angeles, 12; Sacramento, 9. [ «..THE MAST OF A VESSEL i TRGRES patented land, houss,| My have same bLy identifying| (Hollywood-Seattle, postponed). SN ; 15 SHOWING ABOVE THE ~*" ehicken house, strawberry patches,| and paying for this adv. | R o : e TR, TREES... IT MUST BE AT ¢ good water. 7% miles on Glacier 7 1 g | STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS { % ANCHOR AROUND THE (National League) Highway. Call Blue 415. (l BRI ONCINNATI MAY | em o E New York 8 i L. Pet. "‘ 13- TUBE, ALL- WAVE RADIO—| BBl A &= Smoking table, combination end | BE HOME ofrl(E Chicago 6 2 750 pg table and magazine rack, table| Boston 47 4000 Bl ! famp, sun lamp, combination desk, Cincinnati £7 F05 000 filing cabinet and lamp, coffee OF B'G lEAGUES B I 3 3 500 table, portable bar. Phone 628, g_“t‘l"‘:y"l 3 : gz; 1t 6 p. m. — ittsburgh 2 251 _i_,cr & ,p e e e Ch d' ‘ c -d 2 Philadelphia 2 6 .250 FURNISHED 3-bedroom, modem | 113N CIEr IS LONSIdEring home; 2'¢ acres patented land, at H | (American League) * Auk Bay. Full concrete basemem.: Shlfimg Headqua”ers | Team— w5 P 9 , . oil furnace and range, 32-volt f Ch- Chicago 5 0 1000 WE'VE GOT CONE GUY Delco. $5,000. John Natterstad, fom Lhicago Philadelphia 6 2 M WELL, HERE WE ARE, FOLK¢ HERE WITH GLASS , P. 0. Box 2313, Juneau. | Detroit ¢ 2 e N RE, FOLKS IN'HIS HEAD, DOC. i ST — WASHINGTON, April 28.—Cin- New York BB aes B THE HILL, EVERYBODY, B AND HE'S FOR SALE—J. A. Hellenthal resi- \cinnati js under “strong consider- Washington 5 3 6% < TO THE SCHOOLHOUSE. T dence. 426 Harris St. Phone 128 ation” as the headquarters of major St. Louls 2 5 286 for appointment. ague baseball under Commissioner Cleveland | REE T | = OB kT Twiler "Diana*—8 |A. B. “Happy” Chandler. Boston ... 0 6 .00 sl il lmuuy eq;:aped.' Chandler said here no definite i sy £ raicEy " | decision has been made as to where {Pacific Coast League) ] Ay See Harbor"me office will ke located, but “I am Team— W. L. Pet. © |turning over in my mind the advis- Portland 19 8 704 = iige ability of establishing it in Cin- Seattle 16 10 615 A {cinnati.” The present headquarters San Diego 15 12 556 - FOR RENT are in Chicago. Oakland 13 14 481 S A ! ST T B San Prancisco'......12 15 444 3-ROOM furnished Apt. Oil range.)SWEDE HURDI.E Los Angeles ..........12 15 444 path. Inquire 513-A Willoughby. | Sacramento ..........1l1 15 423 73}7‘." Loy 78 e i l;'iik = : Hollywood . TS e | ) 308 Fi RENT — Downtown business NEARS RE[ORD — S AL location in Fairbanks, Suitable for | : 3 - WHEN WILL HE'LL PROBABLY BE WELL, | ; the invitational 120-yard high hurd- " L, LET ME KNOW " :n;gd:tlc‘:r:;;sroser;, Bx:eealcorxlna;:::‘ AT pENN MEE 168, thi6 featiie vhoe of Lhe sIb: = NINA, HOW LONG IT WILL BE E HE START F=| ABOUT A. YEAR OLD BEFORE | WHEN HE STARTS. | B ne s ot Lidman topped the barriers in = BEFORE CHIPPER MONTHS AND SAVING - |=| HE TRIES TO TALK. ; WANT TO HEAR HIM e party ets it ROPHIL | ca P 144 seconds, a tenth-second slower = WILL LEARN TO WALK? |||, MONTHS, JUDY. Fat MAMA? SAY "AUNT JUDY." Box 1047, Fairbanks, Alaska PHILADELPHIA, April 28—Haak- than the carnival record. « 1 < =3 _Box 1047, Fairbanks, Alaskd- |on Lidman, timber-skimming sports SR <R ! PLEASANT BEDROOM — Steam writer from Sweden, hammered out NOTICE! = heated. Will be available May 1.|the cnly story of the Penn Relays Lola's Beauty Shop now open for z Phone 570. ifi,s:‘,e%mcw, tor an easy triumph in business. (tf.—Adv) STEAM HEATED ROOMS. Call Z il T;‘ after 3 p. m., 315 Gold Street. | nEC”l‘ATlN i i e I . ® WINTER RATES, Seaview Apts | . Pl ; e e et jiahts, laum. || PAINTING and PAPERING, being in the same craft 7 « dry. Phone 236. are important enough to REQUIRE CARE in their 4 Ll 4 = G i execution: It is more satisfactory to know what »t FERBEL IN JUNEAU i1 the job is acsually worth before starting and thus UEé ‘; F‘t"sel' of the Ketchikan || gyoid an indefinite expense brought on by unneces- i ) ‘ a{fixe'au":fii me;vg'esl:aiza:;:eéalsn‘ Sany. worldng Houtss = =% wms ALL T W soo'_ ‘ . — - ) uz - N 65 TH FITTING OVl tineau Hotel. - 4 ER Rl e | JAMES S. MeCLELLAN =— ; . vt w2 g o WIE, T00 GONNA GIT NE Tt : BUY WAR BONDS & 3 < ¢ \NG- / 2 bt v S Phone DOUGLAS.374 & - . » Box 1216 PAW--YE GOT ENMY X Ol BRINY DEEP R Do SLOU S = ¥ e POST WOR PLANS = J& (=8 | NEWNITED STATES AN’ == ITY i s Y UKE EVER'BODN'S S A g o2 AN : TALKIN' ABOUT 2 : v BEAUTY FEPRESRBARS SRR G > (TG SO IR SR £ 2 LON b o BA A CANNERY WORKERS AND FISHERMEN = Cooper Bldg,, Elsie Hildreth, 3 Persons desiring employment for the 1945 season and purse seine OPEN EVENINGS PHONE 318} ||| 1ichermen at the P. E. Harris & Co. plant at Hawk Inlet, Ioy Strait 5 Salmon Co. at Hoonah, New England Fishr Co. at Chatham, Todd Packing Co. at Todd, and Astoria-Puget Sound Canning Co. at || Excursion Inlet, should sign up for same with Mrs. Margaret Wana- | o maker, or Mrs. Bessie Visaya, as soon as possible. : “dl] These canneries are covered by the Membership Contract between R \ 2 & \i Alaska Salmon Industry, Inc., and the Aldska Native Brotherhood, m\\\.‘\‘“\“ il which contract is for the duration of World War II, at labor price scale fixed by the War Labor Board. ‘OIL BURNERS HEATING ‘Smith Oil Burner Service Day Phcne 711 Eve, Phone 205 P. O. Box 2066 .SERVIUE , INSTALLATION v - - Jobs available include the making of cans, boxes and cartons, op- ?—"QEDiEH"rNG SO ABSENT- THERE'S ALUT OF Zg‘é A N alota BUT | CAN'T FOR - ating and feedi lowing machines but not their in- AINDE IAT VO NEVER THINGS I'D LIKE TO E YOU NOT? WELL- £raling AN I 6 the=faliowing REMEMBER ANYTHING - | FORGET-INSTEAD VM THE MAN MR2S THELFEOF ME MEM WHAT * stallation, upkeep ot maintenance: Iron Chinks, gang knives, butch- ers or cutters, filling (feeders and helvers) clinchers, reformers, slit- tg_,Eg ;EMWGA%‘Q ters, can body, pasting, casing, stitching and all other work and pre- YOL! - HE'LL BE AT YOUR season work that has been done customarily heretofore which does iCH not conflict with any work heretofore performed by the Machinists’ Union. Prospective cannery employees are reminded that said labor contract provides as follows: Section 2 (a) “The previous season’s employees, satisfactory to the company and available for employ- ment, shall have a preference and shall first be selected; no members of the ANB or ANS shall be discriminated against on account of any labor activities, race, color, creed, or for any lapmflt’ or other legal action.” WILLIAM L, PAUL, JR., ANB Secretary. OF REMEMBERIN' JIGGS HIRED/ &l I AM TO DO 5 THE " BARANOF ALASKA'S FINEST .4/ HOTEL ~{ Eal in the Famous Gold Room It Costs No More -.-Phone 800.