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MONDAY, AUGUST 20, LUMBER COMPANY COLUMBIA : OF A | HOME INSGLATION . . . REMODELING . NEW ROCOF Time Payments Arranged 1945 LASKA NU-BRICK SIDING PHONE 587 WEI PHONE 787 ' JUNEAU PLUMBING & HEATING CO. PLUMBING—HEATING—OIL BURNERS—SHEET METAL LDING Third and Franklin RUTH B. ROCK OLYMPIC NATIONAL LIFE INSUBANCE COMPANY General Agent—Baranof Hotel BETTY McCORMICK Juneau Agent—Phone 547 & { {7 WINDOW ——— AUTO —-:Nm (J‘;LAss IDEAL GLASS CO. Glass Work of All Descriptions | | | | | ! | rmome e 19] MAIN STREET °**= i r———-——_ MAKE SARAT B mI“EAM Frances ?;:,:::,Tty Salon ELIC ICE CR! P dasllylg:gggsk for It by name LmolmEC;;;“ re;m;n;:; vkvl,:;. PHON 195 S. Franl ( Juneau Dairies, Inc. Open evenings by appéintment me | SHOES REPAIRED WHILE YOU WAIT! DAILY MAIL SERVICE \ fiollywood Shoe Shopi Cooper Bldg., Elsie Hildreth, Mgr. OPEN EVENINGS PHONE 318 *{ THRIFT C0-0P Member National Retsiler- Owned Grocers 211 SEWARD STREET L PHONE 787 CAPITOL CAFE Southern Fried Chicken Choice Steaks and DANCE g o —— e —— i § 'FORD AGENCY (Authorized Dealers) GREASZS—GAS—OIL Foot of Main Street Junean Motors PP POR QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY FREE DELIVERY Uall Phones 13 and 4 CALL * | {Chrysler Marine Engines Femmer's Transfer ¢ MACHINF. SHOP 114 | Marine Hardware ‘Chas. G. Warner Co. NORTH TRANSFER ! Light and Heavy Hauling | COWLING- COMPANY ,-—_—-—_-—_——;'__‘ ; Sanitary Meat Co. \\ | B 0.DAVIS E W DAVIS | | HARDWARE - P4 PHONE 81 | ‘4——__'__—J r—————————1| Ulah Nul and Lomp DAVLIN | ALASKA WINDOW CLEANING CO. Window Cleaning and Janitor Service MERF C. FERRIS PHONE GREEN 167 { G. E. ALMQUIST CUSTOM TAILOR Across from Elks’ Club PHONE 576 OIL — FEED — HAULING Thomas Hardware Co. PAINTS — OILS Builders’ and Shelf COAL Alaska Dock & Storage Co. E DODGE and PLYMOUTH TELEFPHONE 4 2 | DEALERS I 4 n*————-—-———-—"—"‘_" 14 " e it The Alaskan Hotel { WHEN IN NEED OF ¥ Dicsel Oil—Stove Oil—Your £ Coal Choice—General Haul- ing — Storage and Crating CALL USI Juneau Transfer Phone 48—Night Phone 0393 ' -gMmLNG EERVIOR IiBerl's Cash Grocery !‘. e I:ONI: 104 or 185 b p——————— e e ! Alaska Trading Co. J. W. GUCKER, Prop. . THOME GROCERY | i ‘ Phone 146 ;lc-u‘-cl‘.o—fl'fl Newly Renovated Rooms at Reasonable Rates PHONE IING‘.I o [ S— —— Alaska Music Supply 1 Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Planos—Musical Instruments and Supplier Phone 206 Becond snd Seward [ SRS A A SRR Sy | plane Saturday for a short fur-| |Coast Guard at San Diego, Calif., |visit his father, who is operating | e perations. | Edwards has been received by W.' 4 everyone around suddenly became DOUGLAS NEWS SPECIAL O.E.S. MEETING This evening at 8 o'clock, in the Eagles Hall, Nuggett Chapter No. 2, Order of Eastern Star, will have | a special meeting to exemplify the | work of the order for the Most | Worthy Grand Matron, Mamie Lander, of the General Grand) Chapter. | MAMIE LANDER HONORED In honor of the Most Worthy Grand Matron, Mamie Lander of | the General Grand Chapter, and officers of Nuggett Chapter No. 2,! . and Mrs. Edward Bach | were hosts on a boating trip yes- terday to Taku Harbor and return. | MICKEY JSICH HERE Mickey Pusich arrived here by lough with his family. Mickey has been in training in the U. S. and has new been transferred to the C. G. unit of Sea Bees. TO ELFIN COVE The Rev. Peter Nickels and Dickie Anderson are making a tri to Elfin Cove and way points th: week aboard the Aurora. Dick will | a sawmill at Pelican. NEW RESIDENTS Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Jorden are new residents of Douglas, taking an apartment in the Kilburn house on Fourth Street. They arrived here from Ketchikan, via Sitka, and |plan on making Gastineau Channel : their future home. Mr. and Mrs. | Jerden have two sons in the U. 8. | armed services. { THREE-DAY EXTENSION | The Douglas Packing Company will operate during the three-day ! extension granted by the Fisheries Commission. Three of their seiners | have already left for Seattle, but ! the remaining two are out on the grounds again today. The tender Sonja arrived in port with a good ! load for this morning’s (':\nn(-x’)" | GLENN EDWAKDS WRITES ~ i An interesting letter from Glenn | E. Cahill, excerpts from which fol-j low: 1 “Mittersill, Austria, July 28—Now | that censorship is not so rigid, I'! can give you somewhat of a des-' cription of the kind of a country | I'm in at present. I am in that part of Austria from which the Nazi Party originated. As soon as the Americans moved in here,' Yugoslavs, Bulgarians, Czechs or| Poles, and they had all been fight- | ing the Nazi Party for years, and they were glad to see us. So they These people are very clever, ' even the children have been taught to say ‘no’ when asked if they are Nazi. . . . 1 “The Bavarian Alps, where I now am, are typical of Alaska, even to | climate. It rains every other day, | and when it doesn’t rain, it's cloudy. . . . “I have five points for one battle participation, that being against 8. 8. Troops just before the war ended. There are still a few of those S. 8. boys hiding out in the hills around Here, and they come | staggering in every so often, claim- {ing nobody told them the war was over. “In a few days my outfit is moving back to France. It looks like we are preparing for a trip to the States. I don't think we arei slated to go to the Pacific. The | war will be over before we ever put troops on Japan proper, I think. . . “I have 57 days on a troop trans- port—should have been a sailor instead. Parachuting is not an oc- cupation I would advise taking up for a career. It is very nice float- ing through space and looking far, and wide over the countryside, but | when you hit the ground, the pic- ture suddenly changes. It's too easy to break a leg or your neck.” Glenn, who s the son of Mrs. A. R. Edwards of Douglas, was formerly an Alaska-Juneau em- ployee and well known here as a | HUTCHINGS E'C_‘ONOM'Y Choloe Meats At All Times Located in George Bros. Store PHONES 553—82—95 Alaska Meat Market The largest and most complste stock of Fresh and Frozen Meats In Juneau. L. A. STURM—Owner PHONE 39539 20TH CENTURY MEAT MARKET Wall Paper Ideal Paint Shop musician. S SEATTLE For Comfort and 3 Service F. B. Get the New Wasb- McClure, Mer. ington Habit ALASKANS FEEL AT AOME THE BARANOF ALASKA'S FINEST HOTEL Eat in the Famous Gold Reom It Costs No More Phone 800 B THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA BLONDIE PAGE SEVEN — { 1D LIKE TO SPEAK TO )’ ., MR BUMSTEAD / ABOUT HIS 22,1 TAILOR BILL ANSWER THE DOORBELL FOR ME, WILL YOU PLEASE DAISY ? | THINK IT'S ONE OF THE NICEST PICNICS WE EVER HAD NO FLIES THE REPAST WAS MOST SATISFYING, IF | DO SAY SO/ IT'S LOVELY HERE ON PARADISE PEAK — YES, LOVELY— LOVELY— LOVELY =~ YA GOT ANY MORE DESSERK 2 HOW LONG DO You SUPPOSE IT WILL TAKE POPEYE TO FINISH, Y1 DON'T KNOW, WIMPY — THIS IS THE BIGGEST MAN HE EVER e T THE PICKLED BEETS ARE N FoueH LUSCIOUS Jym GLAD You 2 LIKE THE BEETSC( v uian ..'&80'-)’ s v OKAY...I SURE CAN USE SOME FIXIN'.. GOLLY I WONDER WHO BIMMELLMAN WAS 2 BIG SHOT.. THAT'S SURE ? e SWELL ! MELADY PUT ON SOME KINDA SWEET SMELLIN' STUFF AN/ ITS AS GOOD AS e EVER. SHE WANTS TFIX YOU NOW. | D'YOU FCEL OKAY T T WAS SO BUSY I FOR- GOT... HOWS YOUR BACK? HE WON'T LAST ) OUT IN THE OCEAN IN A SMALL MOTOR BOAT. TNITE I GUESS ITS IN OUR HONOR...FREEIN' THEM FROM THESE RATS, . AN WE LOSTIM... - 1 OUGHTA BE KICKED/ WED A GOT IM QURSELFS. TERRY LEE 2\ | [..sou ARE NOT REGISTERED FOR SELECTIVE SERVICE /.. PLEASE FILL OUT THIS FORM ... ¥ 1 THINK THE MARINES Y IM NOT ARE ONLY INTERESTED | FEELIN'50 IN THE PERFECT 500D ABOUT TIMING OF THE JAPS | THIS L. THAT WHO STRUCK WHEN THE | PHONEY YANKEE FIGHTERS WERE| PASSPORT COMING IN TO LAND / YOU GAVE ME ON THIS ISLAND... AINT RESTIN 50 LIGHT IN MY POCKET! AN AMERICAN CITIZEN ,MR.. HUTCH, BIT... WELL,PYZON, THIS WILL BE THE THIRD DEGREE | WHAT IF THEY WORM OUT O° ME THAT I'M ON THE LAM FROM A KILLING RAPZ v /MR HUTCH, THERE 15 A MARINE AT THE DOOR. WHO SAYS YoU ARE TO COME WITH HIM AT ONCE ! o st o ten G\ BUT I TELL YOU THE LAND- LADY KICKED ME OUT OF MY ROOM AND RENTED IT TO A BLONDE. I THINK I SHOULD GO TO THE 0.PA. OR SOMETHING. = T [ ruaAT'S THE DRUG- STORE WHERE SHE BE THREE f DIDN'T. HAVE TIME TO SIXTY-TWO, J Y'ARE. 4 GET A TICKET, MR. CCNDUCTOR, BUT T CAN PAY— I CAN PAY. NO, JUST THE THAT ISN'T gRE OPPOSITE. THE | LOGICAL. THE BIGGER RIGHT IN - THEN LET'S SET THANKS, BROWNIE, | YOU'VE_GOT THIS SET THE SUN IT AT 100TH SMALLER THE | THE NUMBER THE JI PICTURE FOR TAKING OUR | WRONG. SKEEZIX. | BUT IT'S AT 22. NUMBER, THE | BIGGER THE HOLE Jj ANOTHER MORE LIGHT ALWAYS TAKE ‘€M IT LETS IN. A 501 AT Il SHADY IN THE LENS. g NOW. : WEHMm YOU, YARD B\RD ') MOT CANT YOU SEE (M il %)T\a%‘%\a\ G0t A 1 SUPPOSE YARD BIRD SIATY 'S ASHAMED TO SHOW WIS FACE ~7 . TODAY FREQ ASSwELL, DADDY-ARE YOL OH-WELL- WE T'NE HAVEN'T [ REALLY | 1 CANT WINEVERY || won YET- GEE -THAT JOCKEY GOT. TO THE RA RACE -WE CANT || YOU HAVE A JOCKEY 15 || OFF AN’ PUSHED. WITH MOTH LOSE ON THIS GIVIN' HIM HIM= 1T WOULD | NEPHEW ? 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