The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 24, 1945, Page 2

A( E TWO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA CLOSING NOTICE December 26 Our Dry Goods Department, Men’s Shop Ready- to-Wear Department will be closed December 26-—0ONE DAY ONLY for Section, Shoe Department, Domestic inventory purposes. 4 Our Grocery Department Will Remain Open RN Behrends Ca QUALITY SINCE /887 1d alterations to the’ frame structure, the Firemen succetded in whipping the last lick of flames out of the last crook and cranny after almost the entire roof had been razed and the top floor walls considerably dam- aged Three families w less for Christmas to the two lower structure combined 1 fire Costrue- tion of thz top floor to leave the ntire builcing uninhabitable. additions ar | three story Agency, writer of the fire insurance coverage on the building, estimates the entire loss in the neighborhood cf $5,000. The Monagle Apartments is located on Fifth Street, near Gold. - CARD Or APPRECIATION We Cab Co., Coffee Salmon THREE FAMILIES HOMELESS FROM SATURDAY FIRE Flames, apparently licking up the exterior of the building from the vicinity of outside oil drums, stub- bornly resisted efforts of the Juneau Volunteer Fire Department in a two- hcur long battle to save the Mon- Tre puucmg, or agle Apartments here Saturday af- cst multiple ternoon. cd by Anne Rowland, who purchas- Hampered by cold and intricacies it from Mrs. Mary Monagle in of construgtion resulting from many O tober o1 (his year. The Shattuck made home- water damage irtments of the Butler-Mauro Co., Diaz Shop, Bailey’'s Bar, the Creek Farm, the Sugar Bewl, the Sewing Basket, Hardin Mfg. Co., Sanitary Meat Market and Juneau Florists for their good wishes and floral pieces in the opening of our cafe. YANSON'S CAFE. B Empire Want-ads bring of Juncau’s old- unit dwellings, is own- results! Annou icement! It Gives Us Great Fieasure io Announce the Crand Re-Opening of the “YANSON CAFE” Located Right It gives us a greal pride in announcing that the newly reno- vated, smartly painted, and modernly equipped “YANSON CAFE" is now ready to serve the public both American and only the finest Chinese dishes. in the Very Hear! of Juneau! Hospitality . . . Excellent Service . . . Cleanliness and High Quality of Foods are our greatest asset. Your patronage is highly appreciated. FLORENTINE YANSON Andy Foong Cadiente For three consecutive years before Pear] Harbor and Manila, Managing Chef of a very popular night club in Hollywood, "Hollywood Tropics,” where the movie stars spend their leisurely evenings. At our new establishment it will be a pleasuer for me o serve you and the prepaatrion of meals will pleasure for me fo serve you and the preparation of meals will be under my personal supervision. NOW OPEN! Open Continuously Hereafter Yanson Cafe | [ (about what service any of us veter- | think the numker .erans’ Employment Service as now !—there are between 1,700 and 2,000 'nct so far from you. | | (ders to keep machinery in motion so | treatment (the veteran's |and ability. | been | wish to thank the Alaskan' ! ployment {shows the number | {to come, means that veterans get S Th VETERANS' GUIDE By MAJOR THOMAS M. NIAL WASHINGTON—Recently I wrote Now, ordinarilly, wouian't you with the size of the place? cften it doesn't. JPor instance, I set up by our good friend the GI noticed that in one week (this was' Bill. This service spreads out to scme time back) all U. S. Employment Service offices vetcrans in Appalachia, Va., drew their readjusiment allowanc ans should expect from the Vet- of these now. There must be one larger city of Richmond, Va., These local officers are under or- djustment allowance. e answer apparently is that! there were suitable jobs available in Richmond at that time for re- turned ex-servicers; few in Appala- available jobs in the territory ar known and listed. The veterans’ representative in the office is there tc see that veterans get proper — and proper treatment, right now and maybe for some time r some time, the Veterans' Em- | ment service has used a book | nally put out by the WMC (I think) It's called ‘“Special Aids for Placing Military Personnel in| Civilian Jobs”. There’s also one covering Navy personnel now. first crack at open jobs, if they fit experience, training All of these offices work on a na- tional hook-up. If a certain kind of job is open locally, a town 10 cr 25 or 100 miles away may have exactly that job available. The USES office should know, because i the syster: being used should tell cation, the story. Also, some of us who haven't placed in,a suitable job or can't get one, may want to apply for the GI Bill's readjustment al- lcwance. This is handled by the service man with some on-*he-job state unemployment compensation training, or with brief additional outfit and there's usually a repre- training of some sort, or with con- sentative operating for your bene- siderable training. fit right in the local USES office. Every civilian job narued is then I've had a chance a couple of analyzed as to shysical activities| times to look over a record pompil- as to physical activities required, od every week at the Veterans’ Em- such as, much standing—moderate Service in Washington. It bending, reaching, lifting, touch— of ex-service little walking, pushing, turning. {people drawing readjustment allow- Then the working conditions sur- | ances c1ch week. rounding the job follow; such as show practically every mili- and naval classification there Then, following the classifi- they show related civilian eran who had that classification. Then a number of civilian jobs (fellowing the related civilian jobs) which could be filled by the ex- % S b S By B B Dam e Do CHRISTMAS, GREETINGS HERE are a thousand and one ways of extending the season’s greetings to you, but no words we can put into writing, no words we can frame with our lips, than the old-fashioned greeting— MERRY CHRISTMAS ring with more sincerity McCLELLAN. . . Decorator A AT i AN o F AR B “SPECIALIZING IN TERMANENT WAVING WE ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE MARGARET DEITSCH, OF BALTIMORE, MD., IS NOW WITH | LUCILLE®’S BEAUTY SALON PHONE 492 «WMSWJWM«’W Ty Sy S Ty D CHINATOWN CAFE SOUTH FRANKLIN' STREET Specializing in American and Chinese Dishes To All Our Patrons and Creditors: WE EXTEND A MERRY CHRISTMAS FOLLOWED BY A HAPPY AND PROSPERQUS NEW YEAR The-P'roprielors of the NEW CHINATOWN CAFE Sincerely % St e dm e s But! much inside wo; moderate —little dust, odors, dirt, bodil Jury. These books are used by job coun- ellors in discussing what type of | work would be suitable for the vet- jeran who isn't would increase there were 37,60 t0 who Plenty. of young offic o€ even held a job befor Yet in the same week in the much ©ff to w therg | searchers have nosed into the sup- wasn't a single veteran who drew a | erVi The idea of these books is that jobs that could be filled by a vet-) sure. They were studying the skills enlisted service men and then matching °m against the requirements for civilian' jobs. At first, little attention was giv- officers — and there are who nev- they went more rdently, re- developed by acquired by and women ar. So, executive, and teachnical among otkers, to determine {how what an officer learns the armed forces can be hooked up with civilian jobs The old WMC young officers will have to have additional training for civilian oc- | cupations kecause the service didn’t give them “any cific vocational <kill.” That aves room for an ’npun‘f‘m because most UI our young said that many e cfficers MONDAY DEC[:MBER 24, 1945 PRIVATE PARHES ARE SCHEDULED To the long list of private parties | being held in Juneau homes in the next two weeks, can be added the | usual season’s flare of Baranof !p:n'ues, Reservations = for _ party | space at the city’s proud possession. | “the finest hotel in Alaska” have i been in for weeks in many pases. Reported sale by Milo Clouse,| Tomorrow evening, Mrs.” Johr resigned City Patrolman, of his| McCormick will entertain with a interest in the Glacier Cab com-|small dinner party in the Bubble pany to his partner -has been de- IRoom Members of Beta Sigma Phi nied by Patrolman Clouse. That | will sponsor a special dinner party sale has not been completed, he|in the Bubble Room next Friday declared. evemnl. Fifty guests will be in- | vited. Friday noon Mr. and Mrs. HOLIDAY TOMORROW | J. s. Jeffreys will give a luncheon Christmas Day will be mna\n,r 20 guests -in the Gold Room. Juneau by sed bu: " | Brooks Hanford will entertain with eating places and “,(kmx;l cocktail party in the Baranof being open. Federal, Terri- [ for 150 people Sunday evening. and City offices will be T Empire Want-ads bring results! were who we enlisted anw lcarned a lot. . Tha big point is that they're tfy- ing to get both ex-enlisted men and cx-officers into civilian jobs that sort of match what they learn- ed in the scrvice. CLOUSE DENIES TAXI €O. SALE ori th gu - oo in only bars torial The S eas Are pence‘ul This Christmas Time * = For long years, while the seas of the world were stormy, men and women of good will sacrificed to win peace on earth — good will toward men. Now, we may all give thanks that quiet has settled over the troubled waters, ‘and this Christmas can truly be * * % Alaska “A Merry Christmas To All” Stcam_s]lip Comp any TllE NEW YOR TAVERN Sends Christmas Greetings AND THANKS YOU FOR THE PAST YEAR'S BUSINESS New Friends and 01d are inviied to our OPEN HOUSE CHRISTMAS EVE after 6:00 P. M. First Drink Isonthe House! GEORGE SALO, Proprietor e s B R S PR