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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-21
1893


1. septembra.-Nemcija nava-
lila ma Poljsko. Invazija skonca-
la stirih tednih.
3. septembra.--Velika Brita-
Mia in Francija oznanili, da sta
v vojni z Nemcijo.
80. novembra.-Rusiia inva-
dirala Finsko in 10 primorala pc
treh in pol meseca vojne sprejeti
meme mirovne pogoje.
1910
9. ~aprila.-Nemcija invadira-
la Norvezko in Dansko.
2. maja.-NemSka armada in
mornarica porazila poskuse An
glezev invadirati Cd nacijev oku-
pirano Norvezko.
10. maja.-Winston Churchill
postal premier Velike Britanije;
Nemcija< invadirala Nizozemsko
in Belgijo.
2. ~junija.-Anglija otela stiri
petine svoje armada v Franciji
S prevozom IL Dunkirka ma an
gleSka obrezja.
10. junija.-Italija vstopilo v
vojno z napadom ma Francijo
stir dni predno so Nemci Ease
dli Pariz.
%. junija.-Francozi sprejeli
Hitlerjeve mirovne pogoje in Jill
podpisali v istem vagonu kot Jill
je Nemcija podpisala pc poraze-
pju v prejsnji svetovni vojni.
1941
6. ~aprila.-Nemcija invadira-
la Jugoslavijo in prevzela cd
omahujoeih Italijanov invazijo
v Grcijo. Jugoslavija bila oku-
pirana in premagana v nekaj
dneh skoro brez odpora jugoslo-
vanske armada.
1. maja.-Nemci pognali An
gleze.iz Grcije.
10. maja.-Rudolf Hess, pc We
ljavi prvi "a Hitlerjem, Sc odpe-
ljal z letalom v Anglijo, da pri-
dobi memo Waldo "a sklenitev
miru pod pogojem, ola ina Mem
CHA svobodne roke v svojih aspi-
racijah prot vzhodu. Anglezi SO
Hessa internirali.
L. ~junija.-Nacijski parasutni-
XII prisilili Angleze ma umik z gr-
skega otoka Kreta.
%. ~junija.-Nemcija invadi-
rala Rusijo. Dvajsetletni pakt
prijateljstva med Berlinom in
Moskvo trajal samo blizu dive
lett.
z. acknowledgements ne
pricakovano napadla Pearl Har-
Dor, Filipino in Hong Kong, do
elm sta njena predstavnika v
Washingtonu slepomisila S poga-
janji z ameriSko Waldo "a utrdi-
tev miroljubnih odnoSajev med
Japonsko in Zed. drzavami.
8. decembra.-Zed. drzave ma
povedale vojno osiscu.
1912
18. -aprila. - letalci
bombardirali Toxic in druga ia
ponska mesta.
6. cete ma
Corregidorju Sc podale japonski
premoci.
9. maja.-Japonska ~invazijska
mornarica v Koralnem morju BIZ
la porazena cd ameriSke oboro-
zene sile.
l.. ~julija.-Angleska osma ar
mazda ustavila armada marSala
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-21

polnem teku.
Ma vzhodnem bojiScu
Kot je bio sovjetski armadi
potrebno, da je vzela Sebastopol
in Krim ocistiIa faSisticnih Get
tako je potrebna cistka ma finskj
'front.', ker bi il bila nevarna, ka.
dar Rusi svoje cete potisneio
prot Baltiku in Prusiji.
Finci Sc vedno racunajo - mi
slim finski fasisti - XII S Hitler
jevimi naciji YES cas- sodeluieio
roka v roki, da mogoce Nemciia
vzlic vsemu koncno vendarle
zmaga, ali pa zaveznike sal pri-
sill skleniti z MO kompromisni
mir. Ma ia nacin Sc ii Finci ma
dejajo boljsih pogojev, kakor pa
jim Jill je zadnjo limo ponudila
Russia. Sedanja zmagovita ru-
ska ofenziva jim je dokaz, kako
zelo SO Sc motili vsvojih upih.
Finci = mislim finsko liud-
stvo, in posebno Sc finsko DELAY
stvo, je re davno sito vojne, 0
kateri vsakdo We, da je "a Fillsko
izgubljena. Toda njeni ~faSisricni
voditelji, XII SO imeli grandiioz-
ne nacrte o veliki Finski, pa So
drugacnih misli. Ali sedaj Sc Jim
bliza konec.
Nekaj, kar hi ne smell pozabiti
10 sem bill zadnjega februar-
ia V Detroitu, sem srecal veliko
prijateljev, kateri SO delovni ne
samo v ~industriji, ampak zelo
aktivni tudi ma druzabnem in
politienem polju. Sc posebno Sc
V tenn odlikujejo nase zenske.
Ena Timed Nth, katere nisem
srecal ma tistem shodu, bila je
MANFRED bolna, je Mary Rant. Mo
in njenega soproga poznam Sc
liza let 1868, ko sem stalno
bival v Detroitu. Oba sta bila
zelo delovna v klubu st. ia JSZ
in Sc posebno pr nash dram
skin priredbah. Kot so mi pove-
dali, je Mary ena izmed naiak-
tivnejsih v agitaciji "a SANS.
Takih zensk SANS potrebuje
posebno sedaj.
Joze Topolak
Poznala sva Sc Sc v Evropi.
Kot navadno vsi krojaci, je tudi
joe veliko potoval. Delal je ma
Dunaju, Monakovem, zenevi,
Parizu in Londonu. V casu prve
svetovne vojne je prisel v Buff
falo in potem v Detroit, kjer ie
Sc danes.
joe Topolak je umetnik.
Kdor je cul tiste eudovite melo-
die, XII prihajajo IL njegovih CT
ter, mi DO rad %verjel. Poleg tega
instrumental igra tudi ma kitaro
in mandolino. Glasbo je studiral
Sc V mladosti in posebno kar Sc
tice otter, je dovrsen umetnik.
Ko sem bill zadnjic v Detroitu,
mi je izrocil zavoj, Xxi je izgledal
kot da je v MENU "potica". Ma
rocil mi je, maj skrbno palm, da
Sc ne zdrobi. PriSedSi domov
sem tisti zavoj razvezal in dobil
v MENU skrbno zavito gramo-
fonsko ploSco. Ker slueajno nj
mann gramofona, moi radio pa je
enostaven, brez te kombinacije,
sem sprawl ploSco v omaro, do
kler Sc mi kje ne posreci kupiti
gramofon. Nedavno pa sem bill
pri sosedu, XII je nekje naSel Sc
precej dober gramofon, ma kate
(Nadaljevanje ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-21

Rommela pri Ell Alameinu v
Egiptu.
10. ~avgusta.-Angleske cete,
zvane Commander, napadle
Dieppe v Franciji.
26. augusta - sila
pricela bitko "a Solomonske oto-
Ike.
8. ACCOMPLISHMENTS Zed
draw Sc izkrcala " Severni At
riki.
1913
3. Observation-Disclosures radio
oznanil, da so Nemci bitko "a
Stalingrad izgubili.
II. ~maja.-Nemske cete v AT
riki popolnoma premagane z Cd
hodom il Tunisa in Bizerte.
10. julija.-Zavezniki invadi-
rail- Sicilijo in jo osvojili pc pc
Tin LeQn1n DOJa. w. "
rs. Julia odstav-
lien. Badoglio postal premier.
3. septembra.-Italija Sc po-
dala brezpogojno. Premireje OF
nanjeno pet dni pozneje-po "a
vezniski invaziji v juno Ita1ijo.
20. Observation-Disclosures in
vadirali otoke Gilberts.
%. novembra. - Roosevelt.
Churchill in Chang Kai-Sek Sc Sc
stall ma konferenci v Kairu, da
Sc domenijo o-nacrtu "a poraze-
ME Japonske.
%. novembra. - Roosevelt
Churchill in Stain Sc se.stali v
Teheranu.
IS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ce-
tie invadirale New Britain ma Pa
cifiku.
1914
%. = 5. ar
mazda invadirala obrezje Anzio
v juzni Italiji.
81. American in
vadirali Marsalske otoke ma Pa
cifiku
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-06-21
JOSKO OVEN:
RAZGOVORI
JOsko OVEN:

V Evropi grme topovi. z ozke-
ga polotoka, ma cigar skrajnem
koticku lei pristanisce Cher
bourg, Sc odpira Siroka pot cez
sirne in o~bljudene planote Nor
m~andije. Pc Mi Sc vie reka Sci
ne, XII spremlja potnika prav do
Pariza.
Cherbourg je znan mnogim
naSim ljudem, XII so v mirnih ca
sih ma potovanjih v start kraj ali
pa nazaj v Ameriko sli z ladje
ali pa ma ladjo v tel luki.
V mirnih cash je bila skozi tie
kraje pot zelo lepa, Sc lepse pa
planjave. &c potujes v poletju,
Sc peljes cez polja posejana z
rdeco deteljo, V jeseni pa so vse
tie doline posejane z aldo, katera
tie ma vso moe spominja ma naSo
Dolenjsko.
VISA pokrajina je zelo gosto
o%bljudena. Lepe, belo pobeljene
vasice, ter mesta, katerih hise SO
postavljene kot trdnjave, tie spo-
minjajo ma davno proslost, v ka-
teri je bila ia planota naravna
pot osvojevalcev.
Gear je vodil tod svoje legije,
in Viljem osvojevalec Sc je ukr-
cal cd tn, ko 81 je v IL. stoletju
podvrgel Anglesko. cato so tie
doline veckrat sliSale bojne tro-
bente kot pa pesem pastirja, XII
v mirnem casu pase svoje crede.
Ampak toliksne bojne vihre ka-
kor je ia menda Sc nj slisala ia
dolina.
"Festung Europa"
"Je nepremagljiva!" To je fl
rer vedno trdil. "Poskusijo la
hko, ali niti Sest ur ne ostaneio
ma evropskem obrezju." Tako sc
je sirokoustil ia veliki pol-Napo-
leon. "Vrednost" njegovih besed
in strategic pricata Stalingrad
in krimska kampanja.
VISA Nemcija ie bila poplavlje-
ma s slikami in knjigami o ogro-
ninth nepremagljivih utrdbah, s
katerimi je veliki firer obkolil
vso Evropo, da jo zavaruje pred
"~barbarsko poplavo zavezni-
kov''. Porocajo, da so pc. zavez-
niski invaziji vse tie knjige in sli-
ke V Nemeiji izginile il knjizev-
nth izlozb.
Da BOZ ne DO lahak, je razum-
1.-Two. Nemci bodo skuSaIi vse II
svoji moci, da Sc borba ma plano,
tab Normandije odloci MIN '
prid.
Politicni polozaj v Evropi
Ia je dalec "a vojaSkim. Ne
srecno kolebanje zaveznikov s
francoskim narodnim osvobodil-
MIN odborom ne obeta mic do.
brega. Njegov nacelnik genera.
de Gaulle ina priti ma obisk V
Washington, toda nobeden, k:
pozna n~otranje razmere tega
spora, ne pricakuje kaksne hitre
reSitve.
Je nekaj cudnega med angle.
skimi in ameriskimi drzavniki
Churchill hvali spanskega eau.
dilla Franco, hoce, da ostane pc
starem ma Grskem, in odprto pr.
znava, da je v zadnjem grsken
oborozenem sporu intervenirals
angleska mornarica v prid gr-
skega kralja, docim je ma drug.
strani proti Mihajlovicu. v spo.
ru zaradi francoskega osvobodil.
mega odbora simpatizira z dc
Gaulleom in odprto namiguje
da SO zapreke proti priznanjr
odbora v Washington in ne \
Londonu. Yes svet tudi We, da Sc
V Londonu ma mladega jugoslo.
vanskega kralja Petra pritisks
EE 49,
spremeniti politiko, cato je bils
stara vlada v Kairu odslovIiens
in poslanik Fotic v Washington
odpoklican, docim v Washingto
nu glede Jugoslavije molce. Il
vzernsi, kar dobi il Amerike vo
jaske podpore marsal Tito, nj bi
10 V Washingtonu glede polite
ne strani Jugoslavije z oziron
ma memo osvobodilno fronto 81
nobene besede. Glede "caudillo
We" Wade v Spaniii pa so velike
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zelo in BOZ ma domaci 'front.' jey
polnem teku.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-18
GREATER SUPPLIES
OF FRUIT SPREADS

Raleigh. Jan l8.---TnCreasing uuan-
titles of fruit spreads arc moving 10
civilian trade outlets 20 satisfy VIM
ter and spring ppcti,cS. Hillman
Moody. State supervisor Of the Food
Distribution Administration. dis
closed today.
I. S. civilian consumers. he said.
have been allocatcd ABOUT 50 per
cent OF the fruit spreads produced
from the 1894 pack. ard by June.
when the fruit use" or pack year
ends, they will have consumed an
estimated il6.0O0.OOO pounds. In
round Figures. this mountain Of fruit,
spreads will include approximately
56,C0O,000 pounds Of jam. 200 900. 900
pounds Of jcliios, 10000. 900 pounds
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-18

put:
From the day soldier aocs To-
war. he is dependent OF paper. From
his DIR fl card to his honorable dis
charge. his records arc kept on il.
His ratiOns arc packed in il: his
cartridges arc wrapped IN il: mis-
shoes are lined with It: his letters arc
written on il.
His barracks arc built with paper
wallboard. paper roofing, paper in
Sulation.
lie shoots at p. per targets. eat
from paper plates. drinks from paper
cups.
His battles arc planned. his orders
are issued on paper.
Literally. he lives. trains. travels
and fights, with paper his indispens-
able ally.
And. Of course, his honorable dis
charge" wiz be handed 10 film on a
piece Of papcr-after a beaten Axis
has signed the peace terms--on paper!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-18

Dr G. ". Foster. head of the
Department OF Agricultural Eco
Monies II y. &. State College.
HI- Dvcu elected one OF the TWO
interpretations for 1914 OF the
American Farm Economic AsSu-
citation. The association. ioandcd
N 'giU. IS one OF the largest
-uv..l -c.,ucc organizations IN IN"
country.
The s. - College economist
ha~ been 81 regular contributor IL
'ac journal u! the Association.
nd has appeared nn tn" uat.-
ur.I program % number Of iunyS.
In addition. me- has published Two
book, un agricultural economics
.run.,n.S. '..u manuals. and .
number ui bulletins and articles.
before coming - North Carolina.
Dr.. Foster served as acting chief
o. 'nv office al farm manage
-. ..v United States Department
o.. Agriculture.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-18

This little girl is doing her part in
helping the campaign for waste paper
salvage and Leaders ~ the camp ign
mere think there arc many little girls
in Henderson vino could emulate her
example.
Henderson citizens arc asked TO
collect all waste paper about their
premise and have il accessible for
collections TO be made next Satur-
d IN a drive sponsored by The Hen
5ersou Business and Professional
Women's club. Members Of that group
urge all local people 10 have part
in the work.
Paper 81 playing tremendous
part in the war program. and here
arc some Of the uses 10 which T., is
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-18

Of marnaiadc, and nearly 5O,OOO,OOO
pounds Of apple butter
Meanwhile. American fighting men
VIII get about lG0,0OO,000 pounds, or
q per cent Of the available supply.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-18

Po!lii"oS and perhaps the nation
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13
JUNEAU'S Uso NEWS
Interesting Items for Everybody

souls)
 In these days, when even queens, we modestly hope, scrub their own backs, there are still ladies patiently and charmingly performing menial tasks in households dedicated to the noble service of the people. We have in mind two particular ladies, whose duties are so numerous that ! they might be dubbed any of the ancient titles except Ladies' in Wait ing Waiting is one thing they don have to do between orders. The smacking of lips with which polite guests put away their hosts food in oriental homes is evidence here of that contented feeling following upon the tasty dishes served by Mrs Hughes and Mrs. Keithahn.
 Because the two persons whom we have in mind are the two ladies of the USO Canteen, Mrs. Keithahn and Mrs Hughes. The title Ladies of the Canteen" would officially GOV CT all of their tasks. To us Ladies of the Hamburger" Cthat most pop ular CT item), is more flavorful more redolent of the spicy atmo- sphere that would have been theirs in another day
 No title could, however, cover all the little comforts that they dispense in the honey, friendly atmosphere which they have created in the USC Canteen. From listening post for tales of the little wife back homa" to nurse for "that-morning-after- feeling" the ladies fill their roles | with grace and good humor If you don't believe that this must some
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13
Miss Wilson Will Become Bride of
 John R. Wynne

Invitations have been issued for the 8 o'clock wedding Friday eve- ming at the Holy Trinity Cathedral when Miss Betty Anne Wilson will become the bride of John R. Wynne. The VOWS are to be read by Dean c. E. Rice.
 Miss Dorothy Coleman will play the wedding music and Ernest En- Ter will sing "Oh, Promise Me" and "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life" Miss Wilson will be given in marriage by It. Comdr. John New marker, and Mrs. John Krugness, Jr., will be matron of honor
 J. Simpson MacKinnon, Jr., will be best man for the bridegroom, while Vernon Tomlin and Casper Perrone are to be the ushers. A reception from 9 to 10 o'clock will be held at the home of Capt. and Mrs. James Simpson MacKin- non on Fourth Street, following the wedding at the church.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13

times be a strain. just try main- taining your sweet disposition while cooking sixty hamburgers with crders for hot dogs. cheeseburgers, and lettuce and tomato sandwiches tlickling in on the sides.
 Of course, there are compensa- tions. The ladies have the affection and gratitude not only of the Staff but of the servicemen who have paused at the counter, some only for a coke, others regularly and faithfully for breakfast, lunch. and dinner. If poor, old Gus, the hound who seems to have appointed him self guardian of the Ladies of the Hamburger, could only talk we are sure that he would echo the CTS ap- preciation of Mrs. Keithahn and Mrs. Hughes.
 Many of the boys have become SC familiar that the ladies have their own pet names for them By nc means is it in derision or by way of diversion, but because the ladies know the lads so well that they affectionately recognize the pecul- iarities of their personalities. Tc the ladies one handsome chap witt background and schooling and ar awareness of both, has always beer Lord Plushbottom The Walrus' amiably waddles in and depletes the stock of hamburgers and hot dogs to pie la mode and Milky Ways.
 In this column we have often ex- pressed our appreciation of the vol unteers who so generously assis Mrs. Keithahn and Mrs. Hughes. I occurred to us, however, that per haps we took the two ladies them selves too much for granted, just al ! the kings of yore took their ladiei so for granted that they chopped eff their heads at some slight of. | fense. Today we are not beheadins our ladies, however. We are crown | ing with songs of praise the two tIadies of the Hamburger Mrs Keithahn and Mrs. Hughes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13
QUICK THINKING
 PREVENTS BLAZE

Quick thinking on the part of Miss Anita Garnick, of the Garnick Grocery, 127 Seward Street, prob ably prevented serious fire, when an overloaded oil stove exploded in the store early this morning.
 Shortly after 9 o'clock Miss Gar nick lighted the stove which had not been in use for some time Five minutes later there was an explosion which blew out one of the chimney thimbles Oil, which was sprayed on the floor in front of the stove, ignited Miss Gar nick poured several boxes of salt on the blaze, which was quickly extinguished. There was no dam
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13

Immediately following the ex- plosion, Miss Garnick phoned her father, Frank Garnick, and then put in a call for the Fire De- partment. The blaze in the stove was extinguished by chemicals.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13
LONE TELToN HERE

Mrs. lone Felton has arrived here from Hoonah and is register ed at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13

And speaking of other days, we harken back to Old Vienna, the romantic city of graceful ladies, handsome gallants, and dreamy music. For further details, listen to Special Matinee" Friday night at 8:30 over KINY. tDid we hear somebody say, hamburger without the burger"?)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13
CALIFORNIAN HERE

Walter Walfinder of San Fran cisco is a guest at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13
POSTSCRIPT

Speaking of volunteers, we had to come to Alaska to meet this un- usual one. Brought up as we were on advertisements warning against "dishpan hands" and that red, rough look" we never thought we would find anyone who actually liked to wash dishes. But Irene Williams is at her happiest-and that's very happy, indeed - when confronted with a sinkful of dishes So. a toast to the lady who is wash ing her way to Victory, the Lady oi the Dishpan, Irene Williams.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13

WANTED = Dealers for Watkins Products at Petersburg, Wrangell, Sitka, Haines and Skagway Write Ralph Shores, Juneau, Alaska. Box 2091.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13

The population of India num- bers 338, 8,l19,0o0
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13
PROGRAM

THURSDAY, July 13, 9:30 p. m.- Regular Thursday night dance in USO.
 FRIDAY, July IA, 8:30 D. m.- Special Matinee" radio broadcast by USO Commandos from KINY studio; 930 D. m.-Popcorn and games party in USO lounge.
 SATURDAY, July 15, 9:30 D. m.- luke box dance in USO
 SUNDAY, July Is. loo D. m. Cor later, at convenience of servicemen) Trip to Mendenhall Glacier; 5:3O D. m.-Coffee and cake with music. 9:3O D. m.-Vesper service in USC lounge; 1000 p. m.--Singing around the piano.
 MONDAY, July IT, SIS D. m Forum Club at private home. Leave USO at 8:10 p. m; 8 80 D. m.-Mov- ies in USO lounge. TUESDAY, July Is. 830 p. m Quiz contest broadcast over KINY 9:30 D. m. Customary Tuesday night games in USO.
 WEDNESDAY,, July 19, 7:30 D. m Movies in USO lounge; 9:30 D. m Old square dancing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13

WANTED = Press operators, Hand ironers. Apply Alaska Laundry.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Black zipper key case con- taining keys. Phone 546, or leave at the Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13
LADIES OF THE HAMBURGER

In the olden days the well-born ladies who loaned their gracious persons to the noble households of kings and queens were usually desig- mated by titles appropriate to their duties. There were the Ladies of the Bath and the Ladies of the Bed
 chamber, for instance, and the just plain Ladies' in Waiting (poor, tired
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13

WANTED TO BUY-Bear traps. Ellis Johnson, Federal Post Office, First Ave, Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13

FOR SALls-2 room House, 3la acre Patented land, Aux Bay. Call at DeHart's Grocery, or write P. O.. Box STA
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13

HELP NEEDED - Janitors, $1.25 per hour; combination pastry and ice cream maker, $50 per hour; warehouseman and receiving clerk $l.50 per hour; Al dinner cook, also fast fry man $200 per hour permanent if satisfactory Hills Restaurant, Fairbanks, Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13

LOST-Parker 51 fountain pen be- tween A & E Street. Reward Return to Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13

W-ANTED-Housekeeper and good cook between 45 and 50 years of age, for business couple in mod ern house. Wage $100.O0 month ly. No Sunday work. Write En- pire C4078. E1H
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13
MISCELLANEOUS

Fishing rods of all kinds repaired Leave at West Coast Grocery Walter A. Walker GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nent, $6.50. Paper Curls, $1 up. Lola Beauty Shop Phone POI. 315 Decker Way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13

CHARTER BOAT-Leaving Friday for Warm Springs Bay. Passen- gers wanted. If interested call Channel Apparel Shop, or Green 335 after 6 p. m.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13
WANTED

WANTED-Girl will take care of children evenings in exchange for room and board in Juneau Phone Douglas Is.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13

CHO-CE ONE acre lots, 31a miles out Glacier Highway. Inquire Snap Shoppe
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13

WANTED-Girl or woman to take care of 5year-old boy until Sep tember or permanently in your or my home Phone Dorothy Ulery, 590 days, or call at 633 Harris after 5:30 D. m.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13

VANTED-Used furniture. 5O6 Wtl- loughby Phone 78B.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-13

(&&9|';I|!)
 WANTED WANTED-G Girl will take care of children evenings in exchange for room and board in Juneau. Phone Douglas IS. WANTED - Dealers for Watkins Products at Petersburg, Wrangell, Sitka, Haines and Skagway Write Ralph Shores, Juneau, Alaska. Box 2O9l.
 CHARTER BOAT-Leaving Friday for Warm Springs Bay Passen- gers wanted If interested call Channel Apparel Shop, or Green 335 after 6 D. m.
 WANTED-Girl or woman to take care of 5-year-old boy until Sep tember or permanently in your or my home. Phone Dorothy Ulery, 590 days, or call at 633 Harris after 5:30 D. m. HELP NEEDED - Janitors, $125 per hour; combination pastry and ice cream maker, $50 per hour; warehouseman and receiving clerk S150 per hour; Al dinner cook, also fast fry man $2.00 per hour, permanent if satisfactory. Hills Restaurant, Fairbanks, Alaska. WANTED TO BUY-Bear traps. Ellis Johnson, Federal Post Office, First Ave, Seattle. WANTED-A home for puppy for 3 months. Write P o. Box 1267, Juneau
 WANTED = Binoculars; must be good Call Frances, GaStineau Coffee Shop.
 WANTED-Glasses to be repaired. Thompson Optical. Eye glass cases just arrived, $l.O0 each. Will ship COD. 214 End Street, next to Sears Roebuck. WANTED-To by or rent a small piano. Write P. O. Box 23l6, Juneau.
 WANTED-One painter, one paper hanger; must be experienced. Steady employment year round for right party. Ideal Paint Store.
 WANTED-Housekeeper and good cook between 45 and 50 years of age, for business couple in mod ern house. Wage $100O0 month ly. No Sunday work. Write En- pire C4078 FTH WANTED - Press operators, Hand ironerS. Apply Alaska Laundry. VANTED-Usedf furniture. 5O6 Will loughby. Phone 788.