The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 8, 1945, Page 7

\VEDNLSD;\Y AU UST 8, 1945 COLUTBIA LUMBER COMPANY \ OF ALASKA HOME INSULATION . .. REMODELING NEW ROOF NU-BRICK SIDING h Time Payments Arranged PHONE 587 JUNEAU "LUMBING & '{EATING CO PLUMBING—HEATING—OIL BURNERS—SHEET METAL PHONE 787 “Third and Franklin § OLYWPIC NATIONAL | LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY SEATTLE RUTH B. ROCK BETTY McCORMICK General Agent—Baranof Iotel Juncau Agent—Phone 547 WINDO IDEAL GLASS L(). Glass Work of All Descriptions 121 MAIN STREET Pov e PHONE (33 Frances Ann Beauty Salon | DELICIOUS ICE CREAM HOME OF & daily habit—ask for It by name Lanolin Creme Permanent Wave | PHONE 338 195 S. Franklin +| Juneaw Dairies, Inc. ||| open cvenings by appolntanent JUNEAU DAIRIES | e e St VANITY ! { SHOES BEPAIRED WHILE YOU WAIT! 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TELEPHONE 4 The Alaskan Hotel Newly Renovated Rooms at Reasonable Rates PHONE BINGLE O Diesel Oil—Stove 0Oil—Your Coal Choice—General Haul- ing — Storage and Crating caLt ust Junean Transfer Phoue 18--Night Phone 0393 Alaska Music Supplv | Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Planos—Mausical Instruments | ond Supplier Phone 206 8econd and Seward J TIMELY CLOTHES NUNN-BUSH SHOES STETSON HATS Quclity Work Clothing ® HUTCHINGS ECONOMY MAREET Cholee Meats At All Times Located In George Bros. Store PHONES 553—92—85 | FRED HENNING \ Comy lete Outfitier for Men Alaska Meai Market The iargest and most complete stock of Fresh and Frozen Meats in Juneau. L. A. STURM—Owner PHONE 39639 i “SMILING SERVICE" |Bert's Cash Grocery i PHONE 104 or 108 Free Delivery Juneas | TSR P | Alaska Trading Co. { 1. W. GUCKER, Prop. ONLY THE BEST OF AEATS PHONE 122 or 4 ik S O At Alaska Dock and Slo.cqe 3 L:::j:::: AR B R R 55 R VTR s AR S FORB '—___‘_______—-_‘ "HOME GROCERY ||| wyall Paper Phone 146 Ideal Paint Shop, { Seme Ligwer SiererTel S0 Phons 840 Pred W. Wends i o A——————————— } Kmerioph M T 20TH CENTURY MEAT | MARKET Juneau’s Most Popuiar “Meating” Place I August anc : 1to have a good time, ' |too much—the war's still on.” THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—]JUNEAU, ALASKA 'REDEPLOYMENT' ~ WORD USED FOR PA(IFI(‘PARADE RL BERKLEY \ K — “Redeployment,” tive word chosen by the “the big parade to the ac " is becoming familiar to | theusands of ican households. | 8 that sons, hus 1d sweethearts will be home | h; second, that they'll go 1ing and then turn tows m! WHAT A HOT DAY AT THE OFFICE! IT'S GOING TO BE g GOOD TO GET) THE £ CLOTHES ‘ BLONDIE i THIMBLE THEATRE . 400,000 soldiers are ough New York - and othe ports, straining transpor- tation facilities to the limit. The Army expects to needs 24500 Pull- cing switched t GOOD HEAVENS!S HE STOMPED POPEYE INTO THE GROUND !/ / OH, aoopy! GIANTS HAVE CORNS JUST LIKE OTHER man cars, 112! WIMPY, WE MUST PO S SOMETHING I PEOPLE [/ YES, INDEED, | SUGGEbT WE > ation has | {bannea the use of sleeping cars to | f(nlll ans and soldiers alike who aren’t farther than 450 miles. The | ciation of American Railroads cts the ban to sick four | Tha moving job is being done by | Transportation Corps of the e Forces. TC took the | and TC is bringing ; it operates all the big {ports of embarkation of which New [York is the largest. Its aim is to {have the men on their way home 24 36 hours after arrival in the ted State men |t BIMMELLMAN RETURNING FROM A SHORT WALK IS - STUNNED A“ and speedy trav- | keynote. The re- 0 a camp close to , thence to the t their home, Fur- usually of 30 days, begin' the men leave the post for » processing period the well-fed and enter- iests” of the Army for a come greets the | PO e OTE e L, 5 tERKY LEE CHARLIE AND APRIL KANE VE WITNESSED A’L’\EklfiAN M[C'IHT IN AMPHYFIOUG ACTION .. visible from the At New York the soldiers irst for the Statue of Liberty. e the men debark in pre- . Red Cross women ice / THE BOSS JUST WORRIES A PLANE R CAPTAIN CKAZ.V he big pr From New returnees’ , or Camp wounded mer bulance. Ablel ferry to railhe and_complete the trip by train or; WELL JUST HAVE TO BOY, LET HIM SET THERE JWAS HE TILL DOC COMES. @ HEAVY. THERE’S SLURE SOME-\2z | THING WRONG WITH Z A GUY WHO SLEEPS 22 ™ 2 at camps, whatever or night, the GI g first meal. It's really a m {end all the trimmings, ice cream, milk, tea and coffee. Scc- | ond and even third helpings are there for the asking. In a matter of hours the coldier | is on his to a staticn nearest home, usug traveling on a troop train with a kitchen car. Red Cross rcpresentatives meet all trains with | the customary refreshments. Once on his own, the soldier is ((»ld‘ ut “don't talk the o ATTENTION ELKS! Regular meeting Wednesday | night at hignt Please be there. | ] WANT 10 “TAKE YOU OUT M BUT I'LL HAVE 71O RAISE- SOME DOUGH, SKEEZIX. DONE PLENTY, TOPS. 11’5 OUR Fmpirc Wunt-adx bmly wsulls,’} o CARO TRANSFER HAULING and CRATING DIESEL, STOVE, CRUDE OIL Phone 344 Phone 344 A g l.esheA Slevens ] AT A N/\\/AL BASE SOME DISTANCE FROM THE I2LAND ON_WHICH TEEEY/ HOTvPDT DEPART QUICKLY !f J. THROUGH TOWARD HE RUSHES THE DARKNESS THE QUAY. PAGE SEVEN NOW, WHATS THE MATTER WITH HER P SHALL WE OFFER HIM A CORN PLASTER TO GET OFF POPEYE? W-WHERE'S THE BIG FELLA-BOY 2 THE ONE WITH GLASS IN EYE... WANT HIM BAD. WHEN HE GOT BACK FROM WHAT HE CALLED A ROUTINE INGPECTION FLIGHT, THE SKIN OF HIS AIRPLANE WAS ‘ fl\ N ACTUALLY DENTED.. A ‘ i MEANWHILE, JUST A FEW BLOCKS AWAY IN THE SAME TOWN . W FRANKLY, BOYS, TLL li{ GIVE You ONE HUNDRED DOLLAbR_ISu TO DRIVE ME : " THE GIRLS WE'VE HAD, "WIRS. SKIMP, HAVE REALLY | OVERLY BRIGHT) BEEN UNSATISFACTORY. { DO YOU KNOW AN OLDER WOMAN WE COULD GET ? Public Accountant—Auditor Accounting—Audits—Tax Service First National Bank Building TELEPHONE 36 THANK HEAVENS! - THAT SUPREME SW\TH WOMAN S GONE ! For Comfort and Service Get the New Wasb- ington Hnbit F. B. McClure, Mgr. _ ALASKANS FEEL AT IOME WHERE S THAT GUY PHE'S NEVER AROUND WHEN | NEED HIM~HEY/ ALASKA'S FINEST HOTEL Eat in the Famous Gold Room B Phone 800 wwy , you 8\G., OVERSTUFFED WYPOCRITE ! UNDER TH' SUN TO HER,S0 SWED ASK You CORPORAL WHERE'S DUGAN? | HE WON'T BE THIS IS THE IN TODAY - - THIRD TIME YEAH-THE OLD MAN‘S RUGGED. .. CURRY FAVOR WITH SNUFFY TO (NAKE ... JUST TO SHAKE HANDS WITH TWO KID ARMY PILOTS WHO DID NOTHING BUT ACCEPT THE SURRENDER OF AN ISLAND THE JAPS HAD NO USE, =oz, P 50 I sAID TO HIs PILOT, “5IR., WHY DOES A THREE STAR ADMIRAL RISK HIS NECK LANDING ON A LAGOON FULL OF JAGGED ROCKS... / L COULD SIPHON SOME GAS OUT/ BOY. OF MY OLD HUNDRED | | LETS HAVE THE HUNDRED RIGHT HERE, NINA. ID LIKE NOTHING BETTER THAN T0 TAKE CARE OF CHIPPER MYSELF FOR AN EVENING. N1 DO. SHE ISN'T BUT SHE'S A FRIENDLY SOUL AND LOVES _ CHILDREN. /%, 1D BE DELGHTED TO HOLD THE HANK OF WOOL - FOR YOU, MRS. SUPREME = OF TW SORT ! Al - QUITTING TMeE ! &