The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 16, 1937, Page 8

Tl Nowicka Men- Peters- a;, R Mrs. S. P. Reeser Douglas; Petit Jury (‘aii;(] for Wee later Jury List Drawn Today District © 3essie in Jur and the ater, October from the co! following-drawing of grand and pe- ur au at petit jury eral nvene 19, il Octobe: eekK John Yor E Ju t iror Those for jury duty fol- low drawn Grand Jurors O. Anderson, Dougle Juneau Ani gway; Oscar J. G. Burke way; Mrs W. De E Bergstrom, Sk as; C ne Bl Boyd sitka R & Haines, Juneau; Robert Goldstein, Juneau; George Ju- 1 Goldstein Douglas Douglas; Minnie Kirkham hepp. Juneau | McLaughlin, Juneau; Mrs, Sitka; Madge G s Nysiron, Sitka; Petersburg; Luba Juneau; Joseph W. Pratt, Dick Richards, Juneau; I Simpson, Sitka; Wal- Smith, Juneau; Chester Tripp . Arthur Tveten, Petersburg Wilcox, Juneau Petit Jurors F. Barlow, Juneau; L. F 1; Ester C. Bookwalter, aser Juneau For- the that could | Joh re CALM AND COMELY, Mrs. Anna Filser Hahn of Cin- cinnati, combs her locks as she sits in jail, charged with the poison murder of George Gsell- man, nah; P H |it wa INEW PAY DIRT IS | UNCOVERED ON HERMLE CLAIMS American Go?Mining Co. on Chichagof Finds $75 Ton Ore Gold ore running better than $75 a ton has been encountered in op- erations of the American Gold Mining Company properties located on Chichagof Island about two and :one-hult miles below the Chich- lagoff Mining Company property on Klag Bay, according to news brought to Juneau this week by |John Hermle, one of the owners of the property who has recently re- |turned from a week at the opera- tions, Hermle brought in some new samples which have just been un- covered and which are being sayed at the Territorial Departme aof Minis, revealing considyrable |free gold and leading mining men ito e belief that perhaps a pay {streak of substantial proportions has been struck Mining Engineer Frank Metcalf, ‘who made a survey of the proper: {this summer, reported that surface indications were particularly fa- vorable and that the formations and structures were the same which are found in the Chichagoff and the Hirst-Chichagof, both of which are in the same area. Four Juneau men are interested in the property—Hermle, Joe Thi- |bodeau, M. E. Monagle and Mike {McKallick — and they have been working on it for the last three years with snost of their assays thus far being favorable, the highest re- cording 225 ounces to the ton, prior to the assay now being made which is expected to run higher. If the latest samples hold up to e pectations, plans already have been drawn for tunnelling and opera- tions from a different angle, it was revealed There are 16 claims in the mrop- erty and the present operations are only about 1,800 feet from the beach on Klag Bay. TR AP WO INTERNAL SECURITY isnow the prime interest of Mary W. Dew- son of New York, nominated by the President as a social security board member. TAX OFFICIALS RESIGN IN RIFT Had Refused to Parade Tax Avoiders-Evaders Be- HE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, SEPT. 16, 1937. ICHINA BOUND | PLANES TAKEN OFF STEAMER Embargo Hit_s——C—argo Aboard U.S. Government Owned Craft SAN PEDRO, Cal, Sept. 16. — A crew of 12 longshoremen started to- | day unloading 19 bombing planes, China bound, aboard the freighter Wichita, to thrée 100 ton barges i the outer harbor. ,the planes, whether they will stored or loaded on another ship for the Orient, is not immediately |known. The unloading was because of the embargo against carrying of to China or Japan. The Wichita is a Government boat but under char- ter. The planes are, consigned to |China. . LU PILOT BARR FLIES | FIVE THIS AFTERNOON i AFTER SKAGWAY TRIP Carrying five passengers, Pilot L. P. Barr in the Alaska Air Transport Bellanca hopped off at 1:15 p.m. to- day for various Southeast Alaska . points. What disposition will be made ofv‘ be war supplies on U. 8. Government boats | members of the Order of the Rain- bow Girls was held last night at the Scottish Rite Temple at 8 o'clock. ! Leaving here were Ben Wilson land Ed Loomis for Chichagof, An- and Runquist for Cobal and George Williams and Harry N. Nelson for| | Lisianski. Barr was to stop at Sn.kai ‘and Angoon on the way back. | Barr at 9:30 a.m. today had taken Fred Storyand R.L.Carlyle to Skag- | fore Congress WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.—Morri- | son Shafroth said today he was forced out of his position as Chief Counsel of the Internal Revenue Bureau because he refuse to join in a recent investigation on tax avoidance and avasion. His res- ignation was submitted shortly af- ter that of Russell Ryan. “The choice was that of partici- pating in the presentation of names of alleged tax evaders and avoiders 'way and James Kay to Haines, and | had returned at noon empty. Yesterday afternoon Pilot Shel- don Simmons in the Bellanca had returned from Sitka with Jerry Rei- | land, from Cobal with Frank Paro and Fred Gamble and from Chicha- gof with Matt Pekovich and Pete Miller. From Chichagof to Sitka he flew Lee Samuelson. Barr yester- day flew W. McKetchnie and H. Hagman here from Atlin. 1 Edithbelle Heller, Worthy Asso- Clate Adviser; Katherine Torkelson, Oharity;. Jane Blomgren, Hope; !Phyllis Jenne, Faith. | The installation for officers of the Royal Arch Gunnison Chapter, Order of the DeMolays, was post= poned. It will be held next Wed- nesday night at the Scottish Rite ‘Temple. ———.—.— | MUNTER BRINGS g THREE TO CITY { Pilot Herb Munter arrived in his ired Intercoastal Airways this af- |ternoon at 2 o'clock with Paul Mor- ran, Helen George and Alice Nord- 25 passengers from Ketchikan, to return this afternoon. -~ note A is used by most oc- chesiras in tuning. Ordinarily it is sounded by the oboe. RAINBOW OFFICERS ' j“ Y INSTALLED; DEMOLAY | L. )1 SERVICE POSTPONED wiyies brecaits iy as a summer cloud - Schilling Baking Powder HE GAVE IN to an im- pulse. Publisher Rufus Woods of Wenatchee, Wash., had wanted to be a eircus clown since boy- hood. This summer he joined ihe sawdust trail for two weeks. An impressive installation for Elective officers installed were Alberta Porter, Worthy Advihor; FOR HOME OR BUSINESS REFRIGERATION SERVICE and REPAIRS Phone 34 Our Refrigeration Expert, JOHN HOUK, is equipped to give you Quick, Efficient Service at reasonable cost. Rice & Ahlers Company ¥ g Skagway; Mrs. Stanley GRAND JURY TO ‘ Henry Renikka, Doug Mrs. C. Wick, Pelers- : Area Practical KINY in Juneau, Alaska, ed time of 1310 kilocycles, one hun-! Evans, Juneau; J. W. Flynn,|aminer cited. He said the proposed Gastineau Channel and appeared Dorothy Irving, Juneau; An-| Percy's Cafe wiil honor Mrs. Glady: Juneau; John Osborne, denhall; Mrs. John Otness burg; William F. Ott, Sit G. Pekovich, Funter ) James Ramsay, Sr., Juneau ON ucTUBER ]g L. M. Ritter, Juneau; T. W. San- ford, Douglas; A. Schnider, Juneau; | /A Shanbeck, Sitka; J. M. Sharpels, Juneau; Mrs. George Shaw, Juneau; t, Douglas; Mrs. J. C A. Winn Juneau; Winn neau; Ed D. Zaloff, Hai .o Ldwin Kraft, Licensee, Found Another An- tenna Site Here WASHINGGTON, Sept. 16 double its service and v]mmmlry reception difficulties if Edwin Kraft, | licensee, were authorized to increase the power charge frequency Dill said signals probably could| E. M. Bothello, Juneau; examiner said that Kraft asked to Russell Clithero, Juneau: Vena operate the station at 1430 kilo- i Crone, June Louis Dele- |cycles to one hundred watts. “Voyage” Skagway; Lee C. Gault, Skagway; site at Douglas was discarded be-( Aftflr y g Roy Gault, Skagway; J. B. Godfre | ause the expense installation, | Juneau: Jennie A. Hahn, Skagway; |power lines and foundations were| . gavoia-Marchetti Italian sea- J. E. Hall, Juneau; 8. M. Hansen, prohibitive ne, which has a knack for the gway; James Hartley, Lynn - - J. C. COOPER headed for the Douglas bridge when lrew Johnson, Petersburg: Mike P.| rescued by a launch sent out rry, Do Mrs. J. O. Kirkham Douglas; M Tom J. McCaul, Ju- neau; Mrs. J. W. McKin Overby, who is leaving soon for neau; R. McLennan, Jualp: short trip Outside. Mrs. J. C er will be hostess for the aff. number of Mrs. Overby's friends will be present wish her good- 8 Raymond, Juneau; Elsie L. almon Creek; William KINY Informed mer Senator C. C. Dill told reach Wrangell and Petersburg. The as: Mrs. A. R. Edwards, Doug- |at Juneau, Dill said, overcoming el b Haateel Pethrabiie: W MRS:TO GIVE LUNCHEO nusual, last night about 9:30 o'- M. V. Manville, Mendenhall; Bess bye. ———————————— Petersburg Joe Reidi, au; Emmet Wagner, Double Service Communications Commission station now operates on an unlimit- Mrs. Ruby Elstad, Juneau; E. engineering objection which the ex- clock took an unsteered ride on Herbert, Sitka | A luncheon Saturday afternoon Millard, Lynn Canal; Mrs. Bess Mil- ler, Juneau; L. M. Mil a; John to Mills, Dougla H Mulvihill \ Vastimting E tib MARTHA SOCIETY TO HAVE DESSERT LUNCH the Coast Guard cutter Haida. Tony Schwamm, its owner, who several weeks ago flew into thou- s of sea gulls on a trip from Seattle to Peter: and was |formed down for hours, had ar- | in Gastineau Chamnel early Society convenes in the parlors of and at 8 o'clock moored the Northern Light Presbyterian rge plane to a spot at Doug- Chureh. | Plans will be made for the rum-! (Bud) sale to be held September 28 Air and for the turkey dinner to be had given October 13 and Mrs. R. E. Robertson and M headed for the bridge. John A. Glasse will be co-hostes Schwamm his mechanic Mul- for the affair. |lin, Dr. M. J. Whittier several - |others called up the Haida to catch it before it wrecked the bridg It | or resigning,” he claimed law practice, he asserted. He and Ryan were “unable to convince our- selves that it was proper to use the Bureau of Internal Revnue as plan- ned in the tax avoidance and evas- ion investigation A dessert luncheon will be served 1:30 Friday when the Martha at ived £ last night of high social worlds before rade of names theatrical and th [ ater Gerald mechanic at Alaska nsport, noticed the plane loose from moorings mmittee. Secretary of the Treasury Mor- u said Shafroth disagreed in ral treasury policies.” | - ! Alaska Week Proclaimed by | Mayor, Seattle Articles of incorporation were | K g | purchased the large ship were dis- filed today with the Territorial Au- | counted by Chief Pilot Sheldon Sim- ditor by Boyer and Jenson Con- | mons of the AAT organization struction Company of Juneau. Cap- | “Schwamm merely brought his ital is listed, at $25,000 and incor- | plane in for repairs at our govern- porators are C. E. Boyer, Osc -Jen-‘ | ment-approved shop,” he said. “I son and Ernest Johnson. | | have made no deal with Schwamm.”| The firm was this week awarded Simmons said a flight he took the contract for remodeling the old | with Schwamm in the Sovoia-Mar- Territorial building at Third and| ck > BOYER AND JENSEN AWARDED CONTRACT, TERRITORIAL BLDG. was on was not da ed v € nwhile, rumors that the Air Transport had leased or maged in the un- TTLE, Sept. 16. — Mayor John F. Dore has proclaimed the week of November 6 to Novem- ber 14 as Alaska week in for- mally opening Alaskan Way, the city’s waterfront thorough- fare. “No body of men have con- tributed more to the growth of Seattle than the Alaska pioneers since the arrival of the steam- er Portland marking the turn- ing point in the history of this great city,” Mayor Dore said. —-- | chetti plane was “to see how she Seward to put itinshape for Terri-| runs.” torial offices. Work has started. | - D | Incorporation articles also have| o been filed by the Wasilla Mining| 'BROWN BEAR SA“.S Company of Wasilla, listing cnpnal‘ 5 of $20,000. Incorporators are C. L. SOUTH’ OFFICER ‘Hum,\on. Clay C. Harrison and V.| It is estimated that an acre of RHODE IS ABOARD . nontgomery, all of Seattle. |meadowland will contain o ——————— “;xvcrugt about 15,000,000 insects. Assistant Executive Officer Clar- Johann Sebastian Bach is espe-| e lence Rhode of the Alaska Game cially noted for his work in coun-j Commission sailed aboard the Game terpoint. ywedding anniversary. | Commission vessel Brown Bear, Capt. John O. Sellovold, when the | latter put out for Seattle this af- ternoon with the group of scientists | who have been on field work in the Aleutians this summer. The officer is taking his annual leave and is accompanied by Mrs. | Rhode and son who will visit Mrs Rhode’s parents in Colville, Wash. | Going as far as Ketchikan is Miss Elise Blythe of the Commission staff here. ! John Hamiltofi on Way Out? | | i i - i The camel, though related to deer | and cattle, has no horns, no second and fifth toes, and three stomachs of four. The investigation brought a pa- } financial, § e joint Senate and House Inquiry & on the ¢ Wood is the symbol for the fifth = ALASKA FEDERAL SAVINES & LOAN ASSN. Save with Security for Your Future Whether it may be a fund for your New Home — A fund to educate your chil- dren — A Travel Fund or any other specific purpose; the answer is systematic and safe saving! $1 will start a savings account. OUR CURRENT RATE ON SAVINGS 4% Accounts Insured Up to $5,000.00 Post Office Box 2718, Juneau, Alaska Temporary Office: Columbia Lumber Co. Telephone 3 John Hamilton Mrs. Pearl Wates Political observers say John D. M. 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