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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-22
YAZNO

v zvezi z objavo War Relief
Funda Amerikancev juznoslo-
yanskega porekla, kO je pred
kratkim izSel in v katerem je
n~aglaSeno, da mora vse blago
"a relifno ladjo biti New Yor-
ku do IL. novembra 1914, S tenn
pOpravljamo TO p~orocilO kot
sledi:
Radi vojnih okoIscin Sc ne
more izvedeti tocen dan priho-
da ladje in zaradi tega priporo-
camO vsem odbOrOm, %druStvOm,
posameznikom, prijateljem in
sodelavcem, da nadaljujejo z
zbiranjem Obleke in drugega re-
lifnega blaga brez ozira ma pref
~objavljeni datum o prihOdu la
die.
I~stOcasnO javljamo vsem, ia
ko da Sc veste ravnati, da War
Relief Fund of Americans Of
South Slavic Descent ne spre-
jenna blaga in pOS~iljatev name
njenih pOsameznikom in obite-
lem v JugOslaviji, ampak Same
kolektivne pOsiljatve "a pomoc
narodom Jugoslavije.
Nov naslov nasega skladisca
je: Warehouse, War Relief Fund
of Americans of South Slavic
Descent, 161 Perry ST., New
York IA, N. Y.
Rev. Strahinja Maletic, CLAW
nj tajnik.
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dnevniki objavili visa imena, a v
Proletarcu morda nj prostora.
(Op. ur. Ker prihaia mnogo
dopisov in z mimi pc cele pole
linen, je nam nemogoce vse OBJ
javiti, pac pa lie dopise z CLAW
mimi podatki in skupne vsote.)
Omeniti moran tudi naso pri-
redbo, XII DO 20. januarja pri-
hodnje leto. Bodite pripravlieni
manic, da DO z veliko udelezbo
tudi tam uspeh. Yes prebitek
DO oddan "a naSe trpece rojake
v starem kraju. Posebne kolek-
tie ma tel veselici ne DO. Vec O
tenn pozneje.
Pridite tudi ma naSo redno Sc
10 v soboto vecer 25. novembra
v Fleinerjevo dvorano, 1858 N.
Halsted ST. Nase seize so zani-
mive in kratke, pc sell pa je "a
bavno v domaci prijateljski dru-
zbi.
Najtopleja zahvala vsem da-
rovalcem.
Ia podruznico stew. 2 SANS.
Louis Volk, predsednik; John
Turk, tajnik; Ludwig Katz, bla-
gajnik.
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VELIK USPEH
MA
NORTH SIDE

Chicago, Ill. - Ma zadnji sell
podruznice st. 2 SANS smo skle-
Mill, da gremo med Slovence cd
hiSe do hise nabirati obleko in
prispevke, da Sc S tenn denarjem
nakupi najpotrebnejSe naSim
liudem V starem kraju. Ia to
delo Sc je priglasilo vec clanov
in clanic. Dasiravno je v tel ma
Ii naselbini ma severni strani
Chicago to precei tezavno, ker
smo tako ma dalec raztreseni,
smo V dveh tednih Sc precej do
bro uspeli. Dosedaj smo nabrali
precejsen kup obleke in pa ne
kaj mad $500 V gotovini. Seveda
bi bio V teh cash in v ia pie
menit namen pricakovati bolisi
odziv, ampak smo vseeno zado-
voljni S tenn. Kolektali smo tudi
pri takih "rojakih", kateri so
nam rekli, me dam mic "a to"
ali pa navedli kakSen "vzrok"
V opravicbo, cemu ne prispeva-
10. Inena Vseh darovalcev bodo
poslana skupnemu odboru, kier
bodo zapisana v posebni knjigi.
Omenimo pa maj jih ma tenn me-
stu lie nekaj. Mrs. Paula Pasht
je poleg prispevka S. preskr-
bella tri ducate gorkih zimskih
kap "a decke. Adolph Klanch-
mix, XII ina svojo pralnico (laun-
dry V tenn delu mesta, je dial
vec sto nogavic, veliko srajc in
spodnjega perila, vse cisto. Mrs.
Grasick lie dala diva velika zavo-
ia in tako tudi mnogo drugih.
Naivecjo medaljo pa1 tenn pa "a
sluzi mas start prijatelj Peter
Solar. Dial nam je ma razpolago
prostor V svoji hist "a vse, kar
smo zbrali skupaj, cistil, Sival
in zlagal zavoje pc cele dneve.
tako, da je bio vse pripravlje-
no in povezano, ko smo prisli S
trokom, da blago odpeljemo ma
glavno zbiralisce. Tudi kolek-
tati je Sci in poleg Sc sam dial en-
petak ter nekaj obleke. z Jose
phom Kernom sta poleg obleke
nabrala tudi petdesetak, Joe je
pa dial svoj avto, da sta Sc vozi-
la. Peter, v imenu naSe podruz-
nice tt odborniki izrekamo po-
sebno zahvalo "a tvoj trud. Hva-
la lepa Math Jemcu, ker nam je
vse to prepelial b~rezplacno.
Frank in Rose Sajovic sta dala
$50 in njuna hcerka pa Sc $40
craven.
Seznam ten in drugih daro-
valcev je poslan listom zaeno S
tenn dopisom. Upam, da bodo
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Y Clevelandu

v Clevelandu.
Upam, da mi Toni ne DO Ia
meril teh omemb. Moja zena mu
je nekoliko v sorodu. Ako DO res
Sc kdaj prifural v Illinois, ga
vabim, maj Sc oglasi tudi v ST.
Louisa. tn imamo delavnico, v
kateri popravljajo "karboredor-
je". V slucaju, da njegov ne hi
dobro razbijal, bi ga lahko dial
tukaj popraviti.
Danes, ko to pisem, je minilo
25 let, kar sva 81 rekla ona in
JAZZ drug drugemu "da" in OBJ
tel priliki Sc mi je zdelo vredno
napisati tudi nekoliko Sale.
Torej koncam, da Sc proved
ne zavlece. Treba je nekoliko k
pocitku, potem ma delo in I'VE
Ger pa spet pobirati "a pomozno
akcijo pod okriljem SANSa.
Girl Medved, 6007 Gravois,
ST. Louis, Mo.
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& POVESTNI DEL s

lzkuSaIa OpraL1.
Pogledal sem memo sliko, XII
je stala pred .menoj ma mizi.
Grenak nasmeh je bill ma njenih
ustnicah Sc ma tel Sikh, THE Ia
losti, Xxi je sijala kakor liza "a
stora, nikoli nj mogla popolno-
ma zakriti.
Zasmlllla Sc mi je. Kakor da
mic nj, sem zavrgel glodajoco
misel in postavil ma memo mesto
svojo plemenitost, v katero sem
takrat verjel kakor v Boga. Pi-
sal sem il dive besedi:
Use je pozabljeno. Pridem.
Pika. Novo poglavje zivljenja
Sc pricne."
LOLA je znala biti hvalezna.
Lepo pocesana, v popotno oble-
ko oblecena, me je pricakovala
ma kolodvoru.
! "Peljiva Sc dalje," je dejala;
llstke re imam. Nocoj morava
biti sama."
Hvalezno sem 10 stisnil "a
roko, peljala sva Sc preko dr.
zavne meje in Sc ustavila v sa-
motnem hotelu. Kakor 20 dol
9Th dneh prisrcnega hrepenenja
sva Sc objela.
10 sem videl ma belih rjuhah
memo telo, me je napravil po-
gled blaznega. Pozabil sem ma
nuke preteklega tedna, ma IL
prasevanje vesti in besede Cd
| puscanja. V njenem narociu
sem jo zazelel "a zeno boil vroce
kot kdaj poprej. Njena umet-
most lJubezni me je omamila, da
sem 10 molil, in Sc je ona srecna
smehljala mad menoj -.
Ko sva sreci odpocivala
drug oh drugem in zrla v strop,
je "a hip zopet zaplesala druga-
cha slika Lojze pred menoj. In
kakor da je ma celu brala mojo
misel, me je uiela njena roka in
polzela pc mojem telesu. Vpra-
SAME, XII ga je nato previdno
oristavila, je pablo v drugacno
zemljo kot bi bio pablo minute
poprej. Pokleknil sem in owl
roke okrog njenih ledij, oboe
vale memo slast razsipajoce te-
10, sem zinil:
LOLA, kar je bio, je bio
maj DO pozgano ma vekomaj. Tu-
di mole zivljenje nj bio tako
zacniva ma novo."
Ia sentimentalna fraza ie
ucinkovala name, ma Lcizo nj
ucinkovala. Cole roke je polo
lila pod glavo in vpraSala il
dina misli: "Pa kaksno ie bile
tvoje zivljenje, tega mi nisi po-
vedal Sc nikoli."
"Kaj mai tt povem?" sem de.
ial.
Dvignil sem Sc in poiskal '
zepih neprecitano pismo gospe
FAM. Zaprtega sem ponudil Loj-
Ii, XII ga je sprejela v trepetajo-
co roko in nalahko pobledela.
"Ali ga nisi odprl?"
Ne odpiram takih pisem."
(Dalje prihodnjic.)
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FRANCE BEvK:
(Nadaljevanje.)

LaVrZeIld St JG OhACllIAd Ii1CllC'
To ie bilo jasno ko dan. V dino
samoljubja me je zabolelo to
deistvo. Kakor da me je nekdo
nobral ma cesti, da mu sluzim.
Ko sem izvedel vse, sem po-
stal mrk in molcec. Nisern vec
izpraseval, niti besedice nisem
pristavil. Podvizal sem korak
proti postal, kot da Sc mi Gnudi
neznano dalec in ne misliln vec
priti.
LOLA je sledila pol koraka "a
menoj in je neprestano pogledo-
vala name. Bila je mirna radi
tega, ker je povedala vse. Mu-
ella 10 je lie straSna negotovost.
kakSno sled je pustilo memo pri-
znanje V meni.
DoSpela sva molce ma posta-
10 in ker nisem deja1 besede, je
spregovorila LOLA prva:
"Povej, kaj mislis?"
Mic" sem dejal. In ker sem
vedel, da je ia beseda pretezka
zanjo, sem dostavil: "Premislil
bonn; povem IT,"
Ona Sc je bala "a mojo posest.
Kupil sem il listek in mi je no.
tela ~povrniti denar. Meme oci so
neprestano iskale praskov pc
moi obleki; njena roka je skrb-
no brisala. Kakor da hoce S Svo-
10 Skrbnostjo dokazati, da me je
vseeno vredna.
Ko je prisel Wax, je skoraj "a
jokala; "Kdaj smem priti?"
"PiSal ii bonn"
Vso dolgo pot cd postaje v
gorsko vas sem razmisljal same
ga sebe in z~ivljenje. Neumno.
bedasto zivlienie! Krasno, vese-
liza vredno zivljenje!
Pred menoi je stala LOLA S
pogledom V tleh in S trepetajo-
Gimi ustnicami, XII mi priznava
greh. Proti komu Sc ie pregre-
Sila? Proti meni?
cato, ker sem sanjal, da bonn
vel V Svojo porocno postelj ne
dolzno device in sem OBJ prvem
~zblizanju zaslutil, da so njena
nedrija plavala skozi grozote
omamnih orgij? Vendar sem jo
hotel porociti. Cemu je zdajle
izgubila ma svoji vrednosti? Ia
to, ker je postala matt in nj ma
redila greha, XII ga naredi devet-
deSet cd sto deklic V podobnem
Stanju? Pref bi jo bill moral pah-
niti cd sebe, zdaj bi pokleknil
pred MO -.
In kdo to izprasuje? Kdo je
uzaljen V svojem ponosu? Clio
yek, XII ga je zapeljala pohotna
zenska in Sc je Sc sam zamotal
mreze z izgovori ma svojo IL
blcano strast. Kdo 81 ii, XII sodis
mater, sam 81 pa sluzil neplodni
vlacugi!
Fej, sem plumb v dusevni
ooraz, XII je stal spacen pred mo-
10 telesno podobo.
Ia hip mi je bilo zal, da sem
Lojzo postal V mesto. Rad bi jo
oil incl pri sebi in jo prosil cd
~puScanja. Ocistila hi Sc medse-
BONO, zavrgel vse, kar je bio,
IN pricela ziveti ncvo, cisto XIV
l%jenje.
"a sem medpotoma izgubil to
mlSel. Vrag mi je sedel ma mo-
Zgane IN vital neutrudno ter OBJ
ncll cudno Lojzino podobo. =
10 maj DO tvoja zena? Use xiv
!JenJe DO tenka bolecina v two.
Jem Srcu. Maj Sc ii zenska razo-
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e NoSSo iiS PONC IL
koli -.
Tisto nedeljo sem priSel ne
navadno zgodaj domov, z zacu-
denjem mi je Liza odprla.
"Ali cesa potrebujete?"
Gaia prosim."
V sobi sem sedel ma stol, roke
SO mrtve padle ma MILO. Bill sem
dusevno utrujen. Niti misliti Sc
mi nj ljubilo vec. Maj sem Sc
tako odganjal misel, da sem pre-
varan, je zopet priletela nazaj
in sedla ma mozgane.
10 mi je Liza prinesla cal,
sem 10 pogledal S strmecim po-
gledom. Nisem videl Like, vi
del sem zensko. Ia mesnatimi,
rdecimi ustnicami Sc je skrival
nasmeh. In ne VEN, zakai Sc ie
v tisti minuti v meni porodilo
vprasanje: "Kaj je v tel zenski?
Ali SO tudi "a temi okroglimi lici
in modrimi ocmi skrivnosti, XII
cloveka ubijejo, kadar so razo-
dete?"
zapazila je, da 10 opazujem,
in je prisla zadrego. Beseda
Sc je ~tresla, ko ie dejala: "Sami
81 vzemite sladkorja."
! "Gledam vas" sem dejal pol
v pijanosti. cali mi boste pove-
dali pc resnici, &c vas nekaj
vprasam?"
"Saj mic ne vem," je dejala
sramezljivo.
mic vedeti, je najvecja sre-
"a. Blagor vam." Nj me razu-
mela. Tisto minute sem govoril
IL notranjega prepricanja. Mi
sill sem, da je visek vsega nedo-
taknjena nedolznost, da Sc mora
le OBJ tel spociti zlomljena dusa.
Liza me je gledala, ko sem
nolcal v svojih snujocih mislih.
Njena roka mi je segla ma ramo
n vzela belo nitko, XII Sc je Cd
'azala ma crni obleki. Ko je to
~torila, mi je njena roka nehote
zdrknila pc rokavu, kakor da bi
ne boZala.
1Deklica Sc je zdrznila. Obcu-
lila je, da je storila nekaj, kar
ii bio prav, in dejala: "Opro-
stite!l" Da bi zakrila svojo "a
drego, je segla z besedo nazaj:
"Kaj ste me hotel vprasati?'
Nisem Sc spominjal vec. Ona
lie povesila pogled V zalost in
kot da sem 10 vprasal pc tenn.
ie dejala:
"Jutri Sc ne vidimo vec."
Exam greste?"
Nv sluzbo. Sestra me crit y
Kakor tozba Sc je glasila ia
beseda. Njena histericna sestra
ie bila tiranka in je obcutila
slast, &c je mucila cloveka. To
da, kaj maj il pomagam JAZZ?
"Vsi moramo delati," sem de-
ial, da me je postalo sram vsak-
DAME fraze, XII sem jo izustil.
Ko je stala pr wrath, Sc je Sc
vedno ozirala po meni in Sc nj
mogla lociti -.
Kaj hoce ia zenska? Kaj mi
sli ia zenska?
Takrat sem prezivel teden
nuke. Nedopovedljivo tezko mi
je bio uravnati svoje misli in
svoja cuvstva.
Cd gospe FAM sem prejel pi-
smo, XII sem ga vtaknil nepre-
branega V Yep. Lojzino pismo
sem precital. Il MEGA je vela
obupna borba "a mojo ljubezen.
V besedah je lezala neizmernost
krivde, "a katero nj bila sauna
lodgovorna, in 10 je scene po-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-26
SOFT BALL LEAGUE
REPRE- SENTATIVES
WILL MEET TONIGHT

A meeting of team representatives
of soft ball players will be held to-
night, Friday, May 26, in the Signal
Corps offices in the Federal Build
ing for the purpose of drawing up
"a schedule and adopting rules for
the league.
The league complement consists
|of team from the Coast Guard,
Finance office, Support, Signal
Corps, Duck Greek and Joe Werner
asks that anyone interested in play
ing on city team to contact him,
as it is desired by the league that
a city team be represented
The firemen have authorized the
league to use the baseball park for
the games and the soft ball dia-
lmond will be laid out on the old
Ihardball diamond on the opposite
lend of the present hardball dia-
|mCnd.
Games will be scheduled, so as
not to interfere with the hardball
schedule as it is not the desire of
this league to supplant hardball but
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BRAVES NOSE OUT
PIRATES; CLOSE
GAME5,AM.LEAG.
by Associated Press

Bad weather severely curtailed
1.-THE National League program yes
Iterday, only one game being played
as. the. others were cancelled. In
1.-THE one game. Al Javery hurled
3-hitter shutout for his first victory
of the season as the Boston Braves
nosed out the Pittsburgh Pirates
Ito.
In the American League, st, Louis
and Washington kept on the heels
of the New York Yankees, both
winning games while the champions
+ were idle.
The Browns measured the Red
Sox 3 to 2, Bob Muncrief winning
his second game of the season in
pitching duel with Tex Hughson
The Washington Senators rallied
| for three runs in the ninth inning
| yesterday to defeat the Cleveland
Indians 4 to 2. Milt Haefner is
credited with the triumph and Mel
Harder, trying for his 202 major
league win, is charged with loss.
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pAFk0 PkTFD AS
BEST ROOKIE IN
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NEW YORK, May 26. = Andy
Pafko is the best looking ball player
Billy Southworth has seen in the
National League this year and that
is a pretty fair recommendation
coming from the skipper of the
1912 and l943 pennant winners.
After looking at the new talent
that dots every senior circuit ros-
ter, the st. Louis Cards manager
rated the Chicago rookie outfielder.
who led the Pacific Coast League
hitters while with Los Angeles last
year, as the best of the crop.
Pafko was hitting .306 in games
through May "a.
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CONFIRMATION AT
LUTHERAN CHURCH

Having completed the course in
catechetical instruction, the Order
for Confirmation will be administ-
cred to Misses Lois Haired and Har-
riet Maurstad at the II o'clock wor-
ship service Sunday morning at the
Lutheran Church. corner of Main
and Third streets.
The public is cordially invited to
attend this service at which the
Rev. c.. H. Hillerman, the pastor
will preach the sermon, Toward a
God Directed Life"
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rather to create fan interest in both
games as most hardball players will
also be playing softball, and vice
versa.
This is the first time that organ
lied softball has been available 70
the baseball fans of Juneau, and
when schedules are announced soon,
it is hoped to bring to the fans a
high calibre,s highly competitive
sport.
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Harder's error in the ninth sent
the tying run across and before he
could retire the side, two more runs
were tailed.
The Detroit Tigers suffered their
eleventh defeat in IL games as Lu-
man Harris pitched 3-hitter and
drove in the winning run to give
the Philadelphia Athletic a 20 de-
cision.
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HOSPITAL NOTES II !;

Mrs. E. j. Harter has been dis
charged from st. AIMS after re-
ceiving medical care.
Mrs Andrew Knodel, a surgical
patient, was dismissed yesterday
from st. AIMS.
Floyd Bryant has been admitted
to st. AIMS Hospital where he will
receive medical treatment.
Mrs. Elizabeth Teylor left ST.
AIMS yesterday to return to her
home after having had surgical care.
SONS OF NORWAY
Regular meeting Odd Fellows
Hall pm. Saturday, May 81. adv,
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NOTICE

Beginning June first the Stein
beck Apartments" will be known as
he Thompson Apartments"
w. d. THOMPSON,
adv. Owner.
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VANTED-Used furniture. 306 VII.
loughby. Phone 1888.
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pHILLIE5 ARE HARD
HIT AS PLAYERS GO
INTO ARMED SERVICE

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May &c.
A crop of new manpower prob
lens is growing for Freddie Fitz-
simmons as he visioned his path
for the National League pennant
Word that catcher Ben Culp has
passed the draft physical has been
received Also comes word that
fslugging outfielder Ron Northey
and pitcher Ken Raffensberger, all
key cogs in the Phillies' machine,
will come up for examinations i'm
mediately.
Fitzsimmons is also seeking re-
placement of shortstop Ray Ham
rick who has also passed his ply
steal and waits his call to the
military service.
PLEASE NOTICE
Lola's Beauty Shop will be closed
Until June l. adv.
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WANTED-To buy an electric stove
Phone SIG.
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GUARANTEED Realistic Perma-
nent, $3.50. Paper Curls, 81 up.
Lola Beauty Shop. Phone 201.
3l5 Decker Way.
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GIRLS bicycle in good condition
good tires. P O. Box 3015.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-26

WANTED TO BUY-Treadle sew
ing machine, good condition.
Phone Black $40.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WILL party who found Bulova II
jewel lady's wrist watch with gold
band bring it to the Empire Of
flee. $25 reward No questions
asked.
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WANTED-Enfield rifle or action.
237 Front Street.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-26

WANTED-Woman for pan wash
ing and general cleaning work,
Sully's Bakery.
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WANTED-Girl to tend pop corn
machine at Capitol Theatre.
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LOST-FOUND
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED
DEADLINE FOR DISPLAY ADS
~ is IL A. M. ON DATE
OF INSERTION
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Small Nat. Cash re-
gister rings up to 81. 30-30 VIM
chester Carbine, good condition
with shells 3o-40 Kragg rifle. IL
gauge double barrel hammerless
shot gun, -ull choke and semi
choke with shells. 214-2nd st.
next to Sears, Roebuck.
TWO ELECTRIC ranges. one re-
frigerator Phone 219.
ALASKA Seed Potatoes, L. F..
j Morris, p o. Box 1903, Juneau.
RADIO, table model long and short
wave, battery and plug in set
Also Electric mixer and coffee
percolator Phone sos till pm.
FOR SALE Hamilton II jewel
wrist watch, gold band $50 cash.
Inquire Jim's Hamburger.
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FOR SALE-Any part of "a Buick
With 17-in. tires. One-mile post,
Glacier Highway, after 5 pm.
Brood sows and young pigs. P. O..
! Box 1924, Juneau, or mile 7 on
Glacier Highway.
16-foot sturdy skiff. See Harbor
Master
One Victrola phonograph, nearly
a~-e new Phone Black sos. 90
FOR SALE - 4-room, completely
furnished house, with basement;
, oil furnace, bathroom, hot and
cold running water, on beach.
Fritz Cove Road $780, Larry
Trambitas.
MODERN 4 room house, fun base
ment, beautifully furnished in
GLIDING refrigerator, wash. ma
chine and new G E range. 3/5
mile from Douglas Bridge. Phone
Douglas 35 one short one long, or
write p o. Box 1863, Juneau.
: 80 PLYMOUTH sedan, heater, good
tires and motor. Phone 314 from
3 to 9 pm. :
/, TWO it. show cases. Sully's
: Bakery.
BOAT "Beilby," $500 cash. Mrs.
w. c. Waters. Wrangell, Alaska.
ROOM, completely furnished
house, with basement, oil furnace,
bathroom, hot and cold running
water, on beach, Fritz Cove Road,
Larry Trambitas.
So it. TROLLER, 3O6 Willoughby.
ONE LARGE oil heater. Phone
Green 483.
THREE room furnished house, g.
acres patented ground, mile
post by Airport. $1,000 cash, $4,000
terms. Phone Green 40.
CHOICE ONE acre lots, 31s miles
out Glacier Highway. Inquire
Snap Shoppe.
FOR SALE-2 room House, 81 acre
Patented land, AUX Bay. Cali at
DeHarts Grocery. or write P. o..
Box STA.
FOR RENT
ROOM in private home. Close in.
Phone Black 1l9 after pm.
ROOM lower flat, bedrooms, oil
heat, Phone Blue 275 after pm.
VACANCY Nugget Apartments.
BTEAMHEATED room for rent.
Green CTS.
STEAM HEATED building, suitable
s, space. Next to San
Bakery. Inquire at San
Bakery.
IA Us FOR RENT. Phone l43.
STEAM heated sleeping room, Ell
lingen Apis.
FURNISHED apartment. Inquire
Snap Shopps.
ROOM partly furnished house,
P. o. Box 1915.
ROOM furnished apt. Steamboat
-.
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WANTED = Woman for grocery
clerks State qualifications and age.
Write Empire C3777.
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WANTED TO RENT-Ice box O
frigidaire. Jims Hamburger.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-26

vANTED-Washer; also dry clean
erman at Snow White Laundry.
Good pay. Phone 200.
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FOR RENT (Coniinued)

FOR RENT-Fur. Apis. Easily kept
warm. Winter rates SIS a month.
Lights, water, Dishes. Also bath
and use of Electric Washer and
Wringer in Laundry room. Sea-
view Apis.
OFFICE room for rent Call at
First National Bank.
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WANTED

Bedroom apt by couple
permanent tenants. Blue 405.
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PLEASE NOTICE

Lola's Beauty Shop will be closed |,
Until June /. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-26

80 PLYMOUTH sedan, heater, good
tires and motor. Phone 314 from
3 to 9 pm. :
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-26

adv
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-23
Killed in Action

Killed in action in the South
west Pacific, presumably ON
Saipan, was Pfc. John L. Zni-
darsic, his sister, Mrs. Frances
Jasko, 1345 Russell Road was
notified by the War Depart
ment. ~
Pfc. Znidarsic was 20 years
Of age and was serving with the
marines since August, 1912. He
was a graduate of East Tech
High School, and a former en-
ployee of the Monmouth Prod
ucts Co. His parents are de-
ceased. ...
In addition to Mrs. Jasko,
the young soldier is also sur
vived by five brothers, Pfc.
Louis in France, Cpl. Victor in
Louisiana, Pfc. Anthony in the
Pacific, Frank who resides at
893 E. 223 St., Euclid, and Jo-
seph of 612 East "a Street. He
also leaves a sister, Mrs. Jen-
ME Etchell, 56O2 South Boule-
ward, Maple Hgts., Ohio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. John and
Frances Bergant, 1906 Chero-
kee Avenue, were informed by
the War Dept. that their son,
Pfc. Andrew Bergant, is miss
ing in action in France since
August 26th.
Wounded in action on July
31st, he again returned to the
front lines in August. A men,
ber of the U. S. Army since
March Is, 1913, he also has two
brothers in the service. Sgt.
John is serving in France, while
Sgt. Steve is stationed some
where in England. Previous to
his induction into the service,
Pfc. Bergant was an employee
at the Euclid Road Machinery
Co.