The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 28, 1945, Page 3

SATURDAY jULY 29, 1945 ‘WANT ADS | ~ FOR SALE "OLLER DIAVAASS it overall; 8% Marine engine. ready to yto. Owner neau and 1ust sell at See Harborihaster or Rm 125, Federal Bldg Equipped and leaving Ju- acrifice. badroc infor m‘mun Highwa I'Ur Chris Huber, Glacier B FLAT Lavella Clarinet, chonite, $60. Green 734. RAC bination. 336. CABIN CRUISER—26 ft, condition. Phone 777. adm nnd phomwr.\ph rum- Makes recordings. Phone in good MANGLE FOR SALE Phonv: Blue 130. 4 HP REGAL EN(‘INE w lh clulch shaft, propeller, stuffing box and stern bearing, $100. See Lee Rox, Empire. Trumpet, 525, it, size 40, good FOR SALE Man’s grey s condition, $25. Man's black over-| coat, size 40, like new, $40. Ask for Una at Percy’s Cafe, or call’ at 125 Gastineau Ave.; before 11 p. , or after 7 p. m. son outboard; Call 11 before New 22 h.p. Jol new 17-ft. boat. 5 p.m. FOR SALL——C.\bxmt sewmg ma- chine. Wheeler & Wilson, $35.00. Call Red 662. sxmp.srmr rcsmnxlc(‘:V’Gnld Belt Ave. | Apply Nugget Shop. TWO BEDROOM beach home on Point Louisa; 110-volt Delco lights, water, basement, furnace; fully farnished. Write P. O. Box 3031. FOR SALE fiSeVual good Toggen- burg and Saanen grade milk goats; also some stock; also young bucks. P. O. Bex 2321, Juneau, Alaska. automatic lccurd changer free. Gleen 734. flat Lavella clarinet, $60. Green 734. CHURCH HERE | R. A. Church, of Berkeley, Cali- fornia, is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel. CARROLL - WALL IN TOWN Carroll Wall, of Icy Straits, is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel. > BRUICHUS, GOODMAN HERE Frank Bruichus and Thor. S. Goodman, representatives of the American Can Company, of Port- land, are guests at the Gastineau MAGIC ELECTRIC WELDER Tor Shep, Farm and Home Repairs Welds, brazes, sclders, cuts all metals. Any- one can operate it. Repairs steel, cast, iron, sluminum, brass, copper, bronze, etc. Com- plete with power unit, flame and metallic arc attachments. (Really two welders in AC or DC. 1995 tions with each set. one.) Carbons, fluxes, rods, mask ncluded. Used by the Navy. Guaranteed for MAGIC WELDER MFG. CO. Just plug 1610 AAY elestris outlet. 100 vol'~ one year. Complete simple instruc- 241 FW CANAL ST. NEW YORK CITY BEFORE your car injures someone and a costly dam- age suit is brought against you, ask this agency to place Liability Insurance on your automebile. Then you will be defend- ed when you are summoned to appear in court. INSURE NOW! through Shattuck “Seward Street Juneau Phone 249'¢ — ft. beam; 2-year-old Chrysler|_ Dorothy | _| Any - | Alaska. pure blooded : e ebnmto. B LO ST AND FDUND | WANTED—House or _two-bedroom | Apt. Call Thomas Hardware. MANGLE-FOLDER wanted. Apply| at the Alaska Laundry. ! Juneau Lumber Mills have several thousand feet of logs on Douglas| Island beach near Douglas Bridge. | Will pay reasonable sum to par-| ties delivering logs to sawmill. one cylinder gasoline engine | including washing machine. Pnau” | Green 759. MACHINIST WANTED + Bteady | year around work. Warner's| | Machine Shop | \WANTED — Talented }uunz, lady for part-time work in connection with Tourist Guide. Steady po- sition of responsibility ‘ater for party qualifying. ? Phone 10, ask for Mr. Jacobin. WANTED—Used furniture. 306 Wil- loughby Phone 788. ~ MISCELLANEOUS " FISH—Cutthroat trout unlimited in Baranof Lake. Boats for hire, mineral baths, groceries, liquors, | furnished cabins. O'Neill & Fenton, |Warm Springs Bay, Baranof, —Adv. PAINTING AND PAPERHANG- i ING, reasonable. Phone 475. REVHLMBER.- We buy, sell and | trade second-hand merchandise. Phone Douglas 25, Douglas Trad- ing Post. PIANOS RENTED—1unea. Ander- son Shop. | JUAKANTEED Realisuc Perma- ment, $1.00 Paper Curls, $1 up. Lola Beauty Snop. Fhune 2us 315 Decker Way F you have empty 10cms or apts. for desirable people, nform he Gastineau Hotel. HARBOR MACHINE SHOP West 11th & F St. GENERATOR WORK and MACHINE WORK ,L()ST~-—Ladys Bulova wrist watch. Finder please return to cashier, Baranof Coffee Shop. R { LOST—Rose gold dinner | diamond center stone, 6 rubies on * each side. Liberal reward. Gas- tineau Hotel, 326. FORBENT | | SEAVIEW APT., Federal Bldg. SEWING BASKET | | BABY SHOP OPENS | IN NEW LOCATIO Monday morning, the Sewing Basket Baby Shop will open its doors in its new location in the, Gastineau Annex, with a new and complete stock of merchandise | which has been arriving for the| past three months in readiness for | ime grand opening. Mrs. Evelyn Astone, owner of the Sewing Basket Baby Shop, has been planning and working on the ncw| istore for many weeks, and has! achieved most satisfactory results. Good display space, conveniently | erranged racks for children’s cloth- | ing, and well-planned shelves for children’s shoes, boxed blankets, | yarns, etc., together with excellent lighting, all combine to make the| new store a most attractive shop-‘[ ping center. Mrs. Astone has an adorable line | lof infant’s and children’s wear, as twell as a complete stock of boys’ corduroy and dress trousers in all sizes. The beautiful Bernat Brand of yarn is being featured, with a com- plete assortment of 100 per cent wool Germantown sock and sweater yarns, baby yarns and !knming worsted, as well as the i lovely Pompadour yarn with rayon threads for added lustre. A welcome addition to the stock also is white, pink and blue onting flannel, which will be “rationed”| to customers, in order to give leveryone an equal opportunity. The store will follow the same policy of rationing with crochet thread, in order to make the present supply available to more women. With the advantage of additional space in the new location, the shop has been able to enlarge the shoe department, and now carries in- fants’ and first-step shoes up to size nine. Mrs. Astone is capably assisted in the shop by Mrs. Dorothy Sad- lier. The new store fixures and cabinet work were in charge of Walter Stutte, contractor. e ELVERA GREEN HERE Elvera Green, of Chicago, has arrived in Juneau via Pan Ameri- can Airways, from Fairbanks, where she has been on a short trip to the interior. She is a guest at the Baranof Hotel. one block from! l | — e Emplre Cuussiiieds Pay: | four t | Portland {San Francisco HURLERS HOT FORFRIDAY'S MAJOR MIXES. Buster Adams Breaks Up Card-Buc Mound Duel ~Cubs Haunt Reds (By the '\sfl)ndled Press) Pu'hm‘ enjoyed its best day of the 5 season yesterday with four hur ng three-hitters and shutouts. the Pittsburgh- Louis night game in which both Preacher Roe of the Pirates and Blinx Donnell of the Cards turn- ed back the opposition with three safeties. Buster Adams’ fourteenth homer cf the year, with a man on in the seventh, provided the win- nings 2-0 margin for Donnelly and ; St. Louis. Oscar Judd of the Phillies and ! Veiselle hooked up in a scoreless duel for 10 innings, broken in the eleventh by Vines DlMagglos two- run homer, giving Judd a 2-0 shut- out on three blows. Chicago continued to haunt Cin- cinnati, making it ten in a row over the groggy Deds, 2-1, in a 10-inning duel between Passeau and Bucky Walters. Brookiyn cred throe unearned runs in the eighth to hand Boston h straight 2. Dixie Walker's double following an error, a single and a walk ruined the day for the B Johnny Humphries of Chicago fol- lowed up a winning four-hit effort with a ng three-hitter as the White Sox bowed to Detroit, 1-0. Eddie Mayo's hemer and Newhou: ers effective chucking did the Job £ kept step by beating ss in Boston, 3-1, only the third setback for th> ex-serviceman Floyd Bevens, the Yankee ace now that Borowy has gone, earned No. 10 by blanking the Philadelphia 2-0, although Russ Christopher gave up only four safeties and struck out 12 batte St Gromyk bested Nelson Potter of St. Louis in the eighth pitching (l.\h‘l of the day, 3-1. (American League) Detroit, 1; Chicago, 0. Washington, 3; Boston, 1. New York, 2; Philadelphia, 0. Cleveland, 3: St Louis, 1. (National League) Chicago, . 2; Cincinnati, Brooklyn, 3; Boston, 2. St. Louis, 2; Pittsburgh, 0. Philadelphia, 2; New York, 0. 1 (Pacific Coast League) Oakland, 5; San Francisco, 4. Los Angeles, 6: Hollywood, 3. San Diego, 4; Sacramento, 1. Seattle, 9; Portland, 6. STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS (American League) Team— w. Detroit Washington | New York Chicago Boston St. Louis Cleveland Philadelphia (National League) Team— w. Chicago 55 St. Louis 52 | Brooklyn 50 | Pittsburgh 48 New York 47 Cincinnati 40 Boston 41 Philadelphia 26 68 (Pacific Coast League) Team— L. 44 49 59 60 61 65 64 70 Seattle Sacramento Oakland San Diego Los Angeles ... Hollywood [ HAIR STYLED by Experis WE SPECIALIZE n Cold Waving Permanents Styling Shaping Hours 9A. M. to 6 P. ML Baraneof Beauty Salon, OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE 538 rroros A’s ship and a new tournament record. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIREHJUNEAU, ALASKA RAINIERS TAKE THIRD OF FOUR FROM BEAVERS Portland’s PCL Lead Shav-' ed fo Five Games-Lefty | 0’Doul Embarrased | | | (By the Associated Press) | Seattie’s Rainie spurr~d by the p]l‘dll‘ll()n they would drop mvenf -namhl this week to the first place ' | Portland Beavers, were within five games of the top in th> Pacific ! Coast League today after their third victory in four starts against the loop leaders. ‘The Rainiers’ 9-6 triumph last night was further embarrassment to “Lefty” O’Doul, San Francisco skip- |per, who boldly forecast earlier in |the week that the Beavers would | breeze through their series at Seattle | | without a loss. | In the battlz for third place, | O'Doul’s Seals failed to capitalize on a chance to overtake the Sacramento | Solons. Both teams went down to | defeat, the Solons losing to San !Diego and the Seals to Oakland. | | The only extra-inning game of the | |evening gave Los Angeles its first ‘wm of the week over Hollywood. BYRCN NELSON ~ HEADS TO 4TH. | - TAM TRIUMPH "The Lord’ Goes Into Third| Round at Chicago with | 4-Stroke lead CHiCAwO, July 28.-—-3yron Nel- | son, efficiency plus with his irons, appeared headed today for his fourth | All-American Open Golf Champion- | { { Swinging into the third round of | the 72-hole test at Tam O'Shanter, ! golf’s biggest money winner had a four-stroke lead over stocky Gene Sarazen with a record of 134, 10 under par, for the halfway mark. Nelson swept through the second round yesterday with a four under ! par 68, to add to his opening 66 and protect his lead from the veteran Sarazen whose second round 68 fea- tured an ace on the 215-yard six- teenth hole. Ralph +Guldahl, another veteran | campaigner, also shot into a chal- ;lenginx position with a course tying | “Dutch” Hogan, Sam Snead and Sgt. Harrison Dorothy Germain of Philadelphia maintained her lead in th2 All-Am- | erican Women's Open with a 153 Lt. Palty Berg of Minneapolis and Dorothy Kielty of Los Angeles held |the second xput wm\ 158's. AP SPORT E. ROUNDUPS Pitching is dominating the pen- nant race in both major leagues with a banner crop of 14 ‘andidates aiming for the 20-win mark With the Chicago Cubs yesterday spending an estimated $100,000 for Hank Borowy in a deal with the New York Yankees and Hal New- houser sprarbeading the Detroit Tiz- ers’ drive with 16 triumphs, it i evident that both Managers Charley | Grimm and Steve O'Neill subscribe today J rlu the theory that pitching is 75 | per rvnt of any ball club. | s SWAN S()NG? | In Washington, Baseball Commis- | sioner Happy Chandler delivered a speech in the Senate yesterday. In I the course of the talk, he said that | the speech may be his last in the | upper house. Later, however, Chand- | fer said he still had not decided | when he would resign his Senate ! | seat. GOT BLISS CHICAGO, July 28. sgt Joe | Louis, in denying reports today that | h» intended marrying an (‘:\s'm'n" girl, shook his head and muttered: “Ain’'t nothing to it. I know when T'm well off.” The world's heavyweight boxing champion is here, competing in the | Tam O'Shanter $60,000 golf gold rush, JOE'S ->o TATOM ARRIVES Stanley Tatom, of Seattle, ar- rived yesterday on a Pan American Clipper from Fairbanks and is a} guest at the Baranof Hotel. * Crossword Puzzle 35. Feminine name 36. Slege 89, English school . Unoccupled ACROSS . Exactly sulte able Dries . Arabian gar- ment . Exist . Call forth . Crony . Yellow ocher 6. At no time : musical Kind of cheese Behold Indian Poem 46. Christmas Raised in a garden . Pronoun . Father . Italian_name for Rome 5. Amerlcan Indian . Turning point 3 Unll of work hile Leavings at a meal Step Couple . Soft hat o Moumaln in Ala: 3 Domesllcnlld | 65, which gave him 130 for the first 136 holes and a tie with Lt. Ben | FAIRBANKS OFFICE 204-5 NORTH POLE BLDG. Box 1563 Telephone East 515 Pory 5 Elr"}'y Mexican 53. Genus of geese Solution Of Yesterday’s Puzzle 64. Reckoned chronolog: fcally 65. Insect DOWN . Turkish title Sign of the zodlac . Give Informa- tion . Spanish miss . Precedi nlzhtn‘ Wanders . Pleced out . Mexican shawl . South Ameri~ can river Ballet dancer . Singing voice . African worm . Term of ad- dress . Terrible . Desires . Pacific Island worm . Trial venture Town in Call- fornia . Instigate . Blasting cap Mire . Al . Acknowledge . Kind of dance . Wadlng bird . Disease of rye . Unadulterated . Variable star 1n Cetus 54. Bristle . Female sheep GGG ANCHORAGE OFFICE 426 4TH AVE. (Dykes Bldg.) Box 288 Telephone Green 506 Announcanq THEJUNEAU OFFICE PETER WO0D’S ALASKA INFORMATION SERVICE BOX 74 jobs, and investment needs. 52 issues—$5.00 per year to servicemen. GASTINEAU HOTEL (AUGUST 1) MEZZANINL In Nov. 1944, Peter Wood resigned as Area Director of the War Manpower Commission in Fairbanks to start Alaska Information SLrvxce, a company design- ed to give truthful information:to the thousands of interested persons writing for information about Alaska. At the same time Peter Wood started writing Alaska Newsletter, a weekly publication digesting the news of Alaska n business and pointing out opportunities, This Alaska Newsletter sells for $10.00 per year of On May 1, 1945, Peter Wood actively began compiling a directory which seemed very much in demand—Alaska Business Directory. Every business in Alaska is offered a free listing in the Directory. This undertaking covers fifteen major com- munities and several minor ones, and cannot be compared to any localized directory or guide. The Directory will sell for $10.00 per copy to Alaskans. Advertising in it costs $15.00 per column inch, payable with order and copy. Forms for free listing and/or advertising are available at Baranof Hotel, Room 330. WARNING There is a collection agency working out of Juneau which also calls itself the Alaska Informa- tion Service. There is no connection between the two companies. Any correspondence from Peter Wood's Alaska Information Service bearing a Juneau postmark will come from Box 74 and will always be signed by the writer's name. REMEMBER—BOX 74, JUNEAU. i PAGE THREE for DINING* DANCING and having fun? DU D © Dancing Nightly 8 to 12 @ Suppers ® Entertainment Heather Lane Ray Hutsficld Bubble Room Orchestra \ % ) | ] | ® No Cover Charge v b rrrrrrrrrrrrrreel | JUST IN @ 12-Volt Heavy Duty Wel Storage Batteries @ Sand's Marine Toilels See Us for All Your MARINE NEEDS and MACHINE SHOP WORK @ Chas. G. Warner Co. 406 So. Franklin Phone 473 00000000000 4 e e e e et e e 3 JEWELL RISLEY OF LOS ANGELES HAIR STYL Will be with LUCILLE'S BEAUTY SALON DURING MON’I‘H OoF AUQIJBT b e e e e et e e e e llAllRl MACIIIWE S]llll‘ Acetylene Welding, OIL BURNERS Blacksmithing GIFTS Plumbing, Heating, Phone 319 cnuurm.n REG. U. 8. PA’ DIESEL MARINE ENGINES GENUINE ICAL SERVICE NORTHERN COMMERCIAL CO. Alaska and Yuken Territory Distributor PHONE 867 JUNEAU BRANCH: 221 ADMIRAL WAX .. TRACTORS—MINING MACHINERY ANCHORAGE — FAIRBANKS Bus Leaves VALDEZ§ A. M. Monday — Wedstesday — Friday Valdez fo Anchorage mmy,sls 45 Valdez to Fairh way, $21.15 TAXIMImED g O’Harra Bus Lines There Ié No Substitute for Newspaper Advertising! — There Is No SUBSTITUTE for QUALITY . . . and when quality is combined with correct color harmony in your decorating the result is more pleasing. Why not consult us on your next home beautifying problem? JAMES S. M Phone Douglas 374 “"P.’0. Box 1216