The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 21, 1941, Page 2

THE DAILY. ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1941. ” ~ NEW TYPE, TANSPORT Duke Aosta B | (By the U. S. Weather Bureaun) { U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU [l PLANE, IS DEVELOPED; = Surrenders Pt e s et i, b 4, g 1 ] I [ | Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday; siightly warmer Thursday; low- | »st temperature tonight about 40 degrees; highest Thursday 33 de- | grees; gentle southeasterly winds. . | o r s Forecast for Southeast Alaska: Partly cloudy tonight and Thurs- " day; slightly warmer Thursday; gentle to moderate southwesteliy " o T - SR wingds. ' Sotiirucs : "t I Forecast of winas slong’ thy coast of the Gulf of A) : l,r”,:‘,( BUR@[AR GE'I'S ElghfeenThousafld "alla"s . Dison Entrance to Cape Spencer: Moderate westerly to southwest- : L1oHEt catroile 60 L | \ . 3 “ | erly winds; partly cloudy; Cape Spencer to Cape Hinchinbrook: * h .. 3 diers, is reported Are NOW PrlSOnerS | Moderate southerly to southwesteriy winds; locgl showers; Cape Hin- i ‘,' B ; NQIH!NG FROM : H H | chinbrook to' Resurrection Bay: Modgrate southerly winds; local show- b * £t Cotporas ¥ n thopla | ers; Resurrection Bay to Kodiak: Moderate northerly to northwest- i tic rnia, is .:. Two JOBS HERE et | erly winds; partly elpudy. 1 : commertial CAIRO, May 21—The British ! LOCAL DATA ruisin | headquarters t the s d : i ill;“ mile . u; lnfilv‘.fi r;/r:cr::so:r Eu;o;‘i:";;u:(;‘: i Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity = Weathe o A4 ost Hiabborts Snow White lalmdry and | Aocta: wathiian000 sordiers, taken 4:30 pm. yesterday 10244 44 92 E 13 Showers W in u | ' S' E ' within the 42-day battle limit of 4:30 am. today ... 10329 42 8 SwW 4 C‘"{‘f‘_y Pan Américan, Transcontinental | Swanson's Store Enter- | amva- aaji . | Noen today 10342 4 [ E 6 Showers and W n have placed orders for | : it British troops are also reported RAD|O REPQRT§ 40 of the g ) ed DU[I'IQ ngh‘ |closing in on remnants of two ’I’(ll:li:;\’i 5 rt be known as - Italian divisions in the lake regions % Max. tempt. Lowest 4:30a.m. rgcip. :30a.m. c tions” and | A burglar, or burglars, brokeinfo|south of Addis Ababa | Station last 24 hours temp. tempt. 24hours Weather f be fitted to | the Snow White Laundry and - | Barrew e 14 02 anw ca o ssenger nd span the Swanson's store during the night ! . Fairbgnks 54 42 42 T Rain A 1 12 to 14 hours. but as far as authorities could de-| o . 5 4 | Nome 39 26 27 0 Cloudy - - termine today did not steal anj-| e & | Dawson 51 34 34 04 Pt.clg}' ] thing. | F . | Anchorage 52 46 46 07 Cloudy 'I‘c R» ”K HO[DS Doors at the rear of both estah- | ’ 1 Bethel 49 36 36 0 Cloudy LRY 'lishments on Franklin Street were | bt 8 . ) | st Paul ... 3 2 31 0 Cloudy AT forced. The intruder broke open a H i i Dutch Harbor .. 45 39 39 0 Cloudy Ul GN S!EGE ,cash register in the laundry but| (48 £ . Wosnesenski ... 48 38 39 0 Clear 8 ! found H,bl(‘mmy At the store he| ) SN ! i ¥ 5 I]i::{xj]xaat:k ..... g:; a0 g: 0(2) giff,i was unable to force the cash reg-| sty i i | k i 5 FOR S WEEKS o Ji: {Darrell Naish Sk|ppe[, of 4] Gordove .. B8 P " 15 Rain vor | T gt B g UENEL B . L kit | Junesw H 42 2 39 Cloudy F oy ate SphGAEA = oo JuneauCrew-Vessel | , R TR & HR - itk @ 31 0 M PLCly : 3 Tt starament v ok : dangling helplessly from a Nayy transport plan > for \utes when his parachute fouled during a | getchikan © 38 o 3 PLiCaly there has been no GAMES TODAY‘ Is Available e jeap, Lient, Walter S. Osipoff, 23, of Akron, Ohio, was rescued in mid-air by the érew of a Navy | prince Rupert . 54 39 a o M [ : o ihe eke'dthde o ! B30 Tk Diver” plane which pulled him head first into their ship at San Diego, Calif. Arrow points to the | prince George . - 30 33 0 Clear the B n at Tobruk i b, l A chiarter for Alaska's first Sea| Werachutist with partly opened parachute above him. | geu:lfled gg g; ;Z g Pt.c c]:: It i announced . ., 1 3 | Ecout Ship has just bgen reeeived 57 7 X g5 Sl B 18 | Portlan J ar 3 The foliowing are final scores of| 4 3 W | s 53 A 37 53 0 Blear 1t C alian colun haki 4 from New York headquarters by, S C d N d | san Francisco lex, to he Lo BRE) el 0| s, Baranot Scout No. 611 of Ex- EC Hea W a judge ’ WEATHFR SYNOPSIS r Sk 5 Juneau. | 7 | Partly cloudy to cloudy skies prevailed generally over Alaska this d up to press time: morning and scattered light rain or snow showers were falling at by I i tre Nati 1 e “ship,” equivalent of “troop” £ N ] i‘n"lf:f&luu;'.{i' : )l oiils, is’ sponsoted by Al-! \ foa. scattered points over the eastern and northern portions of Alaska ¥ . Cincinnat Jolin Bradford Post of - the Rain had fallen®during the previois 24 hours from Southeast Alaska to Kodiak Island, and the Tanana Valley, and snow at Barrow. The greatest amount of précipitation ‘during the previous 24 hours was 50 hundredths of an inch which was recorded at Petersburg. Tempera- tures continugd relatively ‘low over the ngrthern and northwestern portions of Alaska where Barrow reported the lowest temperature of american Legion * and ' has nine | | “harter members.” Darrell A.Naish | Ekipper, and” Wendell Schnaider and Grant Ko Ritter are Mates. The €hip Committee consists of ' ngii HAIDA TO BE JEICAR UHTY aurence Freeburn Puts Chicago 6; Philadelphia 7. New York §; Detroit 4. John' M. Clark, George GullufSen > IS FLYING HOME C OF C GUESTS With Lieuter Commander H 2 W mmander of the Mrs. Oliver Anderson, wife of the Haic r Coast Guard offi- Northern Commercial Manager at cers as guests, the Juneau Chamber Eethel, arrived on the dLodestar mmerce will meet tomorrow at (rem Seattle this forenoon and eon- n in the Gold Room of the tinued to Fairbanks enroute home Baranof Hotel after a visit of several weeks in the R ication of the w constitu- gtates ticn the added amendment will be t hed and a report from the committee in charge of investiga- tunnel into 1 be read. e British merchant vessels sunk by {orpedoes in the First Worid War totaled 1,381 RIC y0S€C ) GREATEST AMATEUR RALING EVENT (N THE WOALL Juneau Soap Box Derby Entrants! Are You Geiting Prepared? The Juneau Race s Only aFew Weeks Away. BUILD YOUR CARS ACCORDING TO RULES! Be Sure Your Chances Are Equal in the JUNE ROTARY-EMPIRE SOAP BOX DERBY i Ao seh g in One-Line Plant on Inlet A new and up-to-date one-line and Frank A ' Metcalf. The Bhip‘\ | meets second and fourth Thursdays |at the Dugout. Skipper Naish also announced he had received word the Coast Guard 5. B. surfboat No. 1920 at Ketchikan CRENEry is being bull at Pelican !is available for transfer to the Sea Oty by Laurence Freeburn, Presi- | Scout Ship. He is making applica- | dent of the Pyramid Packing Com- tion for it. pany, for operation this season. | Preeburn' was ‘a Juneau visitor 7 yesterday on the North Sea en- route to Sitka, where his cannery ME(HA"K EHE ‘o % {will also operate this season. | 'AKE“ Eo’ *'m .| The new! cannery is believed (o ¢ fHe only new installation in 'FI_EE" A'I' Alnpon "El:zuch:ast Alaska in recent years. It will bring a new industry to the The two planes growing community, which alreauy belonging {0 hag 4 cold storage plant, and is |James J. Ryan.and which the re- expected to boost the population cently appointed Assistant Director or pelican City to several hun- lof Civil Defense for Alaska flew §rod: here from the East are now atthe PAA airport, where Mechanic Bobby Jarose, who flew here with Ryan on his latest trip, will take care of them. i Ryan arrived here Monday from Whitehorse ‘after a six-day’ trip from New York ‘in ‘a Grumunan amphibian. ' The ‘plane is designed for two pilots and 'six passengers, but' Ryan' has altered the interfor arrangements ' to provide extra | gasoline - capacity. Se Peter Gruening; som. of ‘Gov. and; Mis, Ernest Gruening, was a pas-| senger in the Grwfiman. 6. et g FYWAYSTUDENT 10 STUDY BIRDS SPLINTS LAID | ~ ONYUKONDELTA IN AS "POLIO g Uharles Gilliam Through PREPAREDNESS) on Another Expedition ‘ . No Chances Being Taken o Nesting Grounds :Enroute to one of the greatest with Infantile Paraly- | Ay oo e gont sis Threal Here gist of the Fish and Wildlife Serv- I ice; ‘wds a through passenger on the: steamer Columbia yesterday. ‘@illham will go down the Yukon from {Nenana to study nesting grounds-‘in the many estuaries at the: mouth of°the river, in Hooper Bay, 'Hazeh “Bay, Baird Inlet and the Kuskokwim. i The Territorial Department of Health today received by express from the National Foundation for| Infantile Paralysis 108 splints and frames for use of infantile paraly- sis patients. This was done at t. request of the Division of Mate nal and Child Health and Crippl Alex Demos ‘today filed “suit’ in District’ Court against C. Vey Hol- |man, Rodney Sandstrom, :* Jullus Langs and Naney Ray to quiet title was appointed Chatr: of ‘the Un- ads | ) t::? o't St ing epidemic preportions, the of- ;;xox‘x‘)k:;nm& ,chrl:fii e:‘l e mis- o ARE v:n B ficials of the Department of Health . mp()flvh“‘s o E.Gmflgr i.l; iy Kenneth R. Foresman, formerly 8F€¢ taking no chances and are 4 " % C '} ¢ - | therefore preparing for any even- Ketchikan who' was Tiot. Tedpnotnt. | ABIStant Chief “of ‘thé Child “Wel-| any even-| 8 torthe cflmm@;}; FeAPROINL- | g (Division af ' the Btatc of | Ne- | WRlity gt arrived “'on “the steamer, VANDALS RAID RICE To Rest Muscles i rday’ to assume the| It was pointed out that although pervisor of Child Wel-| there is no specific freatment for | ; Sea ¥ position of much can be fare Bervices for the Territoral infantile paralysis, FlOVIER G‘RDE" "ER! Departnient of Public Welfare. {done for those attacked by the He replaces Miss Deborah Pentz, disease, by placing and keeping| Authorities reported today the: who resigned recently to spend a them in a position where all ak- | . Y T 3 ¢ lened muscles are put at rest vere investigating the raiding and|¥ear e Bling. g s are put at rest. This jestruction of the flower garden of| Faresman was accompanied north! 1S the objective and result of prop-| by his wife and baby. They are 1Y used splints and frames. It Jean C. E. Rice. Charges of des- ructicn of property will be placed 1iving at the Juneau Hotel at pres-| Was also pointed out that many| wgainst the vandals when they are|ent. children who show extensive par-| ————— {alysis in the te stage of ‘the! ipprehended, U. 8. Marshal Wil- fam T. Mahoney said. AT GASTINEAU | disease, if cared for by the proper Traveling man C. F. Franklin is;applicauon of splints and frames, | registered at the Gastineau Hmel.cventunuy recover completely after| today after arriving on the motor- weeks or months. 1 ship Northland this morning. Reltgrs are being sent to”p=| Ao siclans in the Territory informing; them of the establishment of thel {depot for splints and frames. Al pamphlet giving a description of| sioner's Court at Sitka of violafikm’h' appugnces_and instructions for| the Alaska game law by making|OFdering is being enclosed. 1 a false statement in o license ap-| I 15 to be noted that the splints plication. He was fined $75. and frgmes are loaned to the Ter-| o ritory by the Naticnal Foupdation| STEP to Health, with Beuter Peet. | (9% Tfafulle Fariusis without cost) Phone 648. Chiropodist Dr. es, | €Xcel or e transportation ex- B M,' penses,. This service has been.made N Ry o g FORESTER THROUGH C. J. stahl, Associate Regional Forester for the Forest Sérvice at Denver, was a through passenger ‘0 the Westward yesterday on the steamer Columbia. "On a vacation ‘rip, he plans to stop off in Juneau n his return: - SITEAN FINED Frank Lackridge of Sitka today was found guilty in U. S. Commis- il IN ON NORTHLANR ohn F. Mulky, n, ar- rived from Sitka gvmmm:m today and is registered at.the Gas- tinegu- Hotel, v | POPPY GIRL—_Joan (above), aciress, has been named by Veterans of Forelgn Wars as + Natipnal Buddy Poppy Girl. | to a lot in Douglas, ' ey AT ‘He ‘be ‘accompanied by Wild- Children’s Services of the Ter- The - complaint ‘alléges that 40 A:f:‘ H:rald‘pganwasyu.s far ritorial Department of Health years ‘ago the defendants sold “thelr | ae/Nronntain Village. Then a native through the Alaska Chairman of| Interest ih the property to 'Demos | piiofwill ‘take him to the mouth the President’s Birthday Ball Com- but that the deeds were ot ‘recorti= | Ge“the river and along the Bering Miftee. Gov. Ernest Gruening. &d sc there appears a defect in the|gpg ‘glore. He will put his boat up A depot for (hese appliances will M. . gt at Bethel. . i be established in the office of the Uil A ‘Lastyear Gillham went 'down Territorial Department of Health| DR" 5 the’ MacKengle ‘River in a rubber i Juneay and the applianes will “l - htf‘exm’s nesting grounds on be dl.strlbuteld throughout the Ter- | ic Qcean= ,ritory on the request of private e, Arc] e 3 ! physicians, Although umyl four | i \casés of infantile paralysis have| bt i eIy TIne E‘,_ |P§eg!;ep(:'md and there appear P by p ¢ e danger of the el t- Dri Noble Dick of Fairhanks today| -, RIVES [oresi of intontile paaiysis reach. |~ possible by the nickels and dimes collected in the coin boxes and the purchase -of tickets for the Presi- dent’s Birthday Ball, not only in Alaska, but in every State in the Union. Other Iron Lungs? It is hoped, Health Department officials said, that other commui- ties in the Territory may see fit to follow the example of the citi- zens of Juneau, through whose con- tributions a respirator (iron lung) | is made available. These activities on the part of the Territorial Department ‘of Health and the City of,Juneau are examples of preparedness merit the support of “every citizen in the Territory. HELP AN ALASKAN Telephone 713 or write The Alaska Territorial Employment Service for this qualified worker, SALES CLERK—BOOKKEEP! —Wwoman, single, age 36. Experlenc- ed as store clerk, also keep books for small stores, . Call for ES-310, 14 degrees this morning. Scattered to broken clouds with moderate- that|peal ly low ceilings and good visibilitie chikan airway this morning. The Wednesday morning weath>r chart indicated relatively prevailed over the Juneau-Ket- low pressure over the northeast portion of Alaska with a trough of low pressure extending southwestward Peninsula area. over the Bristol Bay and Alaska A center of higa pressure of 30.62 inches was lo- cated at 50 degrees north and 135 degrees west, and a second high center of about the same pressure was located at 39 degrees north and 180 degrees. Juneau, May 22 — Sunrise 4:19 am., sunset 9:31 p.m. CARPENTERS. = | - SAILONWAY . | | T0 YAKUTAT | Five men from Juneau and four from Ketchikan were = on board ‘he northbound steamer Columoia' yesterday when the vessel sailed for the Westward. Rough, carpenters, hired by ihe Territorial Employment Service for work on the Yakutat Army air base, the following Juneau men left on the vessel: George Phillips, Anton Hared, Al- fréd E. Otto, and John O. Palermo. Harry Hoffman shipped out of Ju- neau as a blacksmith. Men hired in Ketchikan for work| on the Yakutat defense project as_rough carpenters were Ole Os- berg, Herman Ludwison, Edwin Frederick and Wesley Edmonds. | oo BILLY BOSCH BACK Billy Bosch, oldtimer of Juneau, returned to Juneau aboard the Northland after a pleasure trip to the south which extended over sev- eral months. 4072 NOTICE OF CONTEST + (For publication) Department of the Interior General Land Office Anchorage, Alaska, April 18, 1941 To CHARLES DOUGLAS BUOY of Gustavus, Alaska, Contestee: You are hereby npotified that JAMES MARSH CHASE, who gives c/oa Mildred Hermann, sttorney, Juneau, Alaska, as his post-office address, did on December 18, 1934, file in this office his duly corro- borated application to contest and secure ' the cancellation ‘of your homestead entry, Serial No. 08241, made July 9, 1935, for Lot 4, Sec- tion 6, Township 40 S, Range 59 E., Copper River, Meridian, and as grounds for his ‘contest he alleges that Charles Douglas Buoy has abandoned his entry and left for parts unknown somewhere in the States. He has not been in Alaska in the last three 'years. You are, therefore, further no- tified that the said™ allegations will be taken as confessed, and your said entry will be canceled with- out * further right to be heard, either befor¢ this office or on ap- 1, if you fail to file in this office within twenty days after the FOURTH publication of this no- tice, as shown below, your gnswer, under oath, specifically responding to these allegations of contest, to- sether with due proof that you have served a copy of your answer on the said contestant either te sent to you. i GEORGE A. LINGO, " | Reguster. ‘Publication . dates, May 14-21-28, June 4, 1941, adv. o INVITATION FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received by the City of Juneau at the offi of the City Clerk in the City Hall, Juneau, Alaska, until 12 o'clock noon on Saturday, May 24th, 1941, and there publicly opened for fur- nishing and installing one full automatic fuel oil-burner in the basement of the City Hall. Burner must meet full regulations of Board of Fire Underwriters and must ke capable of supplying sufficient heat for 5500 square feet of radiation. Bidder must furnish written guar- antee of at least one year opera- tion and service. Further details may be obtained from the City En- gineer, The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids. ROBERT G. RICE, adv. City Clerk. Publication dates, May 21-22-23, 1941, adv. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GENERAL LAND OFFICE District Land Office Anchorage, Alaska November 6, 1940 Notice is hereby given that John Natterstad has made application for a hpmesite, under the act of May 26, 1934 (48 Stat. 809) for a tract of land embraced in U. S. Survey No. 2391, and described gs Lot “H” Triangle Group of Homesites, situated on the Glacier Highway, approximately 12 miles northwest of Juneau, Alaska, containing 2.89 acres and if is now in the files of the U. 8. Land Of- fice, Anchorage, Alaska. Any apd all perspns claiming ad- versely any of the gbove mentioned land should file their adverse claim in the district land office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter or they will be barred by the provisians of the Statutes. GEORGE A. LINGO, Register. First publication, May 21, 1941. Last publication, July 16, 1941. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That on April 29th, 1941, in the Commissioner’s Court for Juneau Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska, J. W. Leivers. was appointed ‘administra- tor of the estate of John Gotfrid Koch Toussaint, deceased. All per- sons having claims against said es- tate are required to present them, with “verified vouchers as required by law, to said administrator at the office of his attorney, Howard D, ‘Stabler, Shattuck Building, Ju- neau, Alaska, within six mont! srom the date of the first publ: cation of'this notice. e J. W. LEIVERS, Administrator. PRublication dates, April 30, May 7- 14-21, 1941. adv. TR Juneau Liquor Store Space Will Remodel to Suit Tenant. See Percy's Cafe “B 5 It