The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 19, 1948, Page 6

PAGE SIX The first Egy ted upper 6,500 vears T, ) BLENDED WHISKEY, 86 PRO eloped THREE FEATHERS AN AMERICAN FAVORITE ni i i THREE FEATHERS DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Empire State Building, New York, U.S. A. OF, 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS 4l I cheay “ DOUGLAS OMAHA Devon was a south- passenger last week for a vacation visit with atives. t Samuel Devon in wash, and her parents ha, Nebraska VISt Jam G I TONIGHT of Aerie held this eve- Hall at 8 be initiation No. will be Douglas k I will refreshments OES Meris TU t Chapter No Order tern Star, meet tomor- ght in Douglas for a regular This will be the first t conducted by the new 1948 officers, under W. M. Edith Tas All visiting members are cordially welcomed WALKERS MOVE and Mrs. Arthur Walker and DAY EX-242-E8 Mr. BABY SHOES, white kid CHILDRER'S OXFORDS, small sizes - HILDREN'S SHOES, brown, sizes 4108 1.50 BABY LONG WHITE STOCKINGS - BABY SWEATERS SHAWLS BABY SHIRTS RLANKETS BLOUSES, sizes 2-3-4 BLOUSES, up fo size 12 - 1.00 and 3@ 2.25 WOOL SKIRTS, sizes 1 fo 6 SLACKS, fo size 12 OVERALLE, small sizes SHIRTS 1.00 and B.25 22.50 and 2.95 Becand SO 1.0010 2.50 2.00 1.00 and 3€¢ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU. ALASKA son Michael moved to Juneau last|hushand in Alaska for the past week from their home on Knob|four years, was in ill health for Hill here. Their new residence As!sum time, and died soon after at 423 Gold Street. | reaching the States, where Mr Lisby had taken her for medical AT WRANGELL | care. Mr. Lisby thanks his Doug- ald Cashen is nogw in Wran- | last frie for their kindness, and working with a crew of USES.| help during his bereavemen be there several weeks. - > cvsws 5 vumer | CREATIVE WRITERS MEET THIS EVENING ss Susan Whyte, daughter of i Mrs. Charles Whyte, be- | Craative gxllms will meet | the Episccpal Rectory at three of age today, and was feted with a party at her Loma by her mother. | Calling to honcr her birthday| g'clcck this evening terday afternoon, ware|and all others interested are ask- McClellan and girls; | ¢4 to attend. A Ssystematic pro- rret and baby; Flor-| gram for instruction, study and Zimmerman; Mrs. Arne Shud- | original work has been arranged her aunt, Mrs. G. R. Isaak | »] aro nsked to please take writing and two cousins, Pat and Lucille; aunt, Violet Endr great-aunt, | years ye S durir Mrs. J Mr Louis materials - ace i Y frs. J 3 hnson, a rand- o, s runcast. | AUXILIARY, AMERICAN LISBY RETURNS LEGION MEETS TUESDAY He Lisby has returned via called due to the death of his will meet tomorrow night at 8 o’clock wife in a Tacoma, Wash., hospital. |in the Legion dugout. There will be PAA from the States, where he was| The American Legion Auxiliary Mrs. Lisby, who has been with her!initiation and also a social se 1.00 1.50 SWEATERS JACKETS PANIS (CVERALLS MACKINAWS SHOW SUITS 25¢ (APS and HELMETS BABY CAPS 1.50 3.90 last MITTENS - 'CHAPELADIES ARE 10 RAISE FUNDS TOWARD NEW CHURCH BUILDING The Chapeladies held their first of thé year January i5 at ne of Mrs. J. P. DeHart for raisin? money toward a church were wd it was decided to have hean dinner on February e Chapel-By-The-Lake, coatinucus rummage and Elephant sales at the Auk y, DeHart’s Gro y Bay White Bay Gros and the A Hardware store Donations may be taken to either|A all be of the stores and prices donations are requested marked plainly. Mrs ess at the next meeting of the Chapefadies. which will be Janu- ary 27 at the Chapel-By-The-Lake Members present at the last meeting were Mesdames Arnold Bland, Donchwie, DeHart, Hickey Jekil, Lynch and Smith bod Raddekop was 8 vis on to Itor 1.25-1.10 2.125 1.50 £.00 and @9« 4.95 13.50, 19.95, 9.50 GIRLS' COAT and LEGGINGS &.00 and 5.00 GIRLS' COATS - 13.50,'7.50 and 5.00 1.00 SGcand 1.00 EMBROIDERY THREAD, while they 3 for S¢ GIRLS’ DRESSES - 1.00, B.50 and 3.00 FOcand 1.00 You will have fo examine these articles fo realize the large savings represenied in the above prices No Exchanges, Approvals or Refunds of Sale Merchandise SALE STARTS Friday the 1Cth INFANT AND d@or: ARD CONTINUES P. O. Box 761 CHILDREN'S WEAR dis- | William Smith will be host- | MO! | W=A=N=T 'MUBPHY & MURPHY 2-bedroom house, in furnace, electric kitch- children, pets buys comple! se, 2 lots CELLED view m home, Dougla ctric kitchen, Nob Hill. ellent Business plus fixtures Large net U ba at inv and equip- ment monthly in- | come HOME, Douglas Beach, $2,250.00; i 4-bedrooms, Douglas. TWO Bed ms; compl, furn business district. 2-APT. Home with 2 mariue run- ways; compl. redecora 3-BEDROCM Hom: home. DUPLEX, excellent condition; iurn,, garage, basement, furn electric kitchens. 'MURPHY & MURPHY REALTORS—ACCOUNTANTS ne 5-bedroom well hone 676 over First Nationai Sank FOR RENT SINGLE room with private en- 427 Har Ph. blue 759. 85 4t rance STORE, Offic r staurant space. Winter and Pond. Call 714 day- time. 84 6t " Space. 758 tf | FIRE PROOF Storage Simpson Bldg am Teated rooms, | Scandinavian | Rooms 736-t1 | Down town | Darnell’s, 657-t1 OOMS FUR RN cation. Inquire at clean | 1LEAN stcamheatea | 650-tf | beds. 315 Gold St. ruoms. LOM privileges — Home | 886 ROOMS, by Gay o | NICE CLEAN week. Colonial Hotel. Ph. 137 CAPITOL POLICE | CAPTAIN STRESSES | Broder] his first 3 Capitol who ear as Police rounding captain of Force. Capt. Broderick, who had been a member of the Pennsylvania State Pclice for 19 years before taking cver the job .on Capitol Hill, started out insisting on fine manners in men at all times. Among other things, he told his men it had to be “Yes sir, no sir, , ma'm, no ma'm” all the time, and no wise cracks ever, that drinking on the job would not be tolerated, that uniforms must al- ways be neat. The result, he says, has been a “numker of nice comments from visiters, and from Senators and Congressmen themselve: A batch of 15 new long-armers just sworn in, have increased the force to 157 men. They are all veterans, picked for their service in the Army, and their average age is about 23 years. 'HE Capitol police get an aver- age of $2,000 base pay, with overtime and other allowances, bringing it up to $2909. They are divided into three shifts of eight hours each—8 a. m. to 4 p. m., 4 p. m. to midnight, midnight to 8 a. m. All of the men must be at least| five feet, seven inches in height,: and must weigh at least 145 pcunds. They must be free of cclor blindness, deafness, or im- pediment of speech. The men are now getting their first training in Washington’s metrcpolitan police rookie school. Later, Capt. Broderick hopes they | can go'to the Police Academy. | IAPT. BRODERICK says the Chmdest, job his men have is handling an average of three or iour persons a week who seem to nave a grudge against the gov- ernment. | “They ccme to the Capitol to ¢t even, any way they can,” he ays, “and they have to be handled wit care, Sometimes it takes uee ¢ four men to handle a single case.” iheir worst trouble in the past yvear was cccasioned by the shoot- ing of Senator Bricker by a man| whe claimed some sort of injus- tice had been done him. Capt. Broderick came to Wash- ugton to head the force after our years in the Army, which in- cluded 20 months in the Aleut- ans. He is a modest man and says his 19 years’ police service (is “not long in this game.” e ‘ POLICE COURT NEWS 4 Frank Paul was fined $25 today | |by City Magistrate Willlam A.| ' Holzheimer on a drunk charge. ' out the \DAY, JANUARY | PIANO i for diverce in U | suit, | Howard D. Stabler. 19, 1948 A-D=S FOR SALE ONE of Juneau’s best small busi- ness shops. First equipment blished business. In- Auto Painting, 90 ‘Willoughiby 87 6t 6 KW buiit. ¢ DC White Dynamo, just re- PO Box 1087, Ju- 787 4t pairing” shop equipment . Call Douglas 383. 1787 tf ring-up cash regis- 393. .7 TWO Bedrocm, room Th large living dining room, fireplace. finest house of its type in town. Under two years old and selling for less than nal cost. Ph. 234. 86 3t e 0 e 00 00 2 0 o $150 DIAMOND Ring at sacrific: price for quick sale, Phone Red 750. 788 2t 34 FORD Coupe; motor and tires in good condition. Call 497, 788 tf 1838 Chev. Coupe. Mechanic good. Body and tires fair. 523. TIRES and TUBES: 650x16 Trac- tion Grip, available immediately at Sears, Roebuck Order Office. 85 3t WASHING Machines, electric or s, Roebuck 785 3t SEWING MACHINES, sole mcdels. Sea der Office 1 Vg ter 6 o DUME ck. Truck. Call 849 af- 84 6t TWO year old Lathrop He: Marine Engine, 107 HP, and high and whee r less than half price. Vienola, across Douglas with ten- Emil SEWING and r Frank SPRUCE forest woud for heating cooking or fireplace. P. O. Box 1345 or Phone 688. 768 1 ma Vil iy y w HUN S Have your guns completely cleaned and overhauled be- fore winter storage. Complete Service & repair Skies, Gun: and Tackle. DARNELL'S SPORT CENTER . . PR e “OR SALE—Thiee n;uses and lot ncuses in good condition and oest location. Inquire Trevor Davi Box 57 Juneau 472-v "FOR RENT or SALE Wurlizer Piano Alaska Dealer Ph. 143 Anderson Piano Shop 124 W 3ra. 13-t WANTED 2 OR 3 BEDROOM House or Apt. Room 101, Fed. Bldz., 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. 88 4t WANTED: Apt. couple. Ph. 161. e working 782 tf WORK Wanted: Bkpr-Sec'y would like temp. or perm. position. 7 yrs. exp. Contact A. L. Ham- ilton, Gen. Del,, City. 779 3t Phone 750 tf SEWING and alterations. Green 429, ’rqnsE:LLAm:ws; WINTER & POND CO., Inc. Complete Photographic Supplics Developing - Printing - Enlarging Artists' Paints and Materials Blue Printing Photostats AVON PRODUCTS representacive. Phone Black 475. P.O. Box 7t4 656-t1 BEAUTY SHOP. Permanents, et Violet Seaberg, Green 483. GUARANTEED Realistic Perman- ent, $7.50. Paper Curls, $1 up, Lola’s Beauty Shop. Phone 201 315 Decker Way. _ LOST AR FOUND ; LO# male cat, : Young orange tiger striped shy, prominent rings around legs ;last seen in Calhoun Ave. district. Reward. . Phone Green 825 cr 874 788 3t D: Male brown and white puppy. Black 120, or call at 923 A Street. 788 3t SUES FOR DIVORCE Laura Woodbury has filed suit 8. District Court against George Woodbury on rounds cof desertion, non-support and incompatibility. They were ma d on April 6, 1943, in Ju- neau and have no children. No property rights are involved in the which filed by Attorney - TENAKEE VISITOR Mike Lody of Tenakee is regis- tered at the Gastineay Hotel,