The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 24, 1946, Page 6

PAGE SIX News Notes From Sitka 20 —(Spe- pondrnu )—Good Friday by everyone in Sitk: usir establishments the Mayor proclama- tion, between the hours of noon and 3 p. m. Afternoon services were held at the Russian Cathed- ral, St. Gregory's Chapel and a Community service at the Pres- byterian Church by the Ministerial Association of Sitka A Sunrise Easter planned for 6:30 morning at the Russian Blockhouse in the Park, sponsored by the Ohristian Endeavor Society and the students of Sheldon Jackson School The American Legion Auxiliary invited the ladies of the commun- Cbi ity to an Eastér Tea at the Legion Dugout, Sunday afternoon between the hours of 3 and 5, to meet the 1 wives of returned servicemen M. Semar, sking for hre o four y land lan » Forest of milk And of meat, butter all animal products rating contin ven over to and fo ing Lent ¢ in fact payi he I X Squ area the construction At the request 1 Rgnds, Jim Lantry was appointed Harbor Master at $100 montt with the recommendation that h geputized as policeman. Former Councilman Haugen recommended Ferris, guard at the Skiff Float, also ed and be supplicd with lights and mooring for his ser by aping o Departmer a drivew of Cou or theoreti Council m Tuesd the Fire Hall for The ening proved to be £ig Followi pondence, applice tions were read Fire department Art Franklin for Bill Lindquist f Chizf; W. W. Knig Sity Magisty appointr ervisor and Ci rank Calvin for Clerk. Ch: Jouncil voted t pointment of PO patrolman, all Polic nbers be relieved ouncil fhen ap as follows Polic2 City at what SITK. cial Corr was observ with * all closing by . re-appointment of Dr. W. C. is as City Health Officer wa d; a wage ordinante was until the appointment of a police personnel; Oscar d’s request for an agreemen: ing the garbage dump was re- d to the Sanitation Commit- . request for sidewalks on noff cet was referred to the Committee; sale of a dump r $450 to the Public Util- approved; current - biils approved and Council i Service was o'clock Sunday ice were then adjurned. Followir the adjournment, the Committec met, appointed v Doran temporary Police ; took over Police Departm d records and were deputized unti t of a parmanent the we’k, F lice tee Russian Easter falling on the | rh.(hv came date as ours this year, Eastor re Mass will be held at midnight to- night. " 'The midnight Russian Eas- S ter service has become one of those [ things that all Sitkans must ex- ! perience at least once during rasi- Pl 3 dence here, and though the con- tcnded; that gregation now consists of only economy and handful of Russian dsscenden 1 jeb required a native congregation, the Cathed- thus making ral is always crowded for this par- ticular service. In the early "ddys, when Bishop was in residence, with a deacon, three priests and two or three readers; a choir of Russian t Orphanage boys, and a congregation that included at least a third of the population, Russian Easter was ! indeed an event Church services were held morn- ing and evening every day of Lent 1 ——with the entire church in sub- dued” colors. During Passion ;Week, the church was shrouded in black and the garments of the priests and attendants black also For the Easter midnight service, the church was decorated in ce boughs and flowers; the altar reading tables 'were covered with gold embroidered red covers; the bishop, priests and other attendants wore gold embroidered red vest- ments; the church was ablaze with candles. The service started at 11:30 and lasted until four a. m After the service, a large break ,fast was served in every home, in- cludmz all, the foods banned duw M"“W“QWOQQO” “'0000000000“0000“000‘“0000 LA A a2 ol critick e move efficiency as a full but ke to- weight from many The town ha: 7gs, butter, potatoes, shortening, and all froch low coffee, milk, flour ind other ‘The weight ¢ iigh, though, with wor' threat that mtinue to keep us hun- {day lifted orried bosom. out 1c or n | onic food on Kelly f slavery are e forc and Lk then autt rary poli appointment Commi over wal T temp: permanent cted the Police ion of chief ApDC the the cann: they will ary unless leaving on Wednes- for Ketchikan were beth DeArmond to spend with her son and aw, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ; Mrs. Neill Ander- her hushand who is rom a short business trip Mr. and Mrs. Er- 2 son Jimmy, after a thre Sitka; M of a Col stationed Passengers Eli: summer daughter-in DeArmon to Commi or Peterson ordby, Rands, St rm Erightman, tes; win enroute months 1 man, Chart approved all petition, signed asking for priv of garbage disy ment -for tract to be ](I, to th referred to the for investigation ar cil A il dsman formerly in and Mrs. Clarence Rands re- Sunday aboard their cruise Clarenhope from a two weeks trip to Ketchikan Cunm Mr. mitte the Cle ‘rIL by Cmdr, piunu Regular Service from Seatile and Tacoma FREIGHT . . PASSENGERS REFRIGERATIUN ALASKA TRANSPORTATION CO. Gastineau. Hotel Phone 879 J. F. (Jim) CHURCH, Agent M‘“OMWMMOQ000000“000“00“““0“0“000' Pacific Northern Leads Again ® Reduced Raies 10 Percent Reduction On All Round Trip Tickets. © Increased Baggage Allowance 40 Pounds Free On All Tickets. 55 Pounds Free On Through Flights to Seattle. ® Douglas 21-Passenger Transporls The First All-New Transports in Alaska Service. ® Stewardess Service Expertly trained stewardesses to make your trip completely pleasant and to serve you re- freshments aloft with the compliments of the company. NORTHERN AIRLINES eneral Offices—Anchorage, Alaska IFIC G PHONE 716 t Wi (‘:!m‘.fldn_\/. L ter t'of : companied 1 who THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE——JUNI:.AU ALASKA enrotte’’ 0. Kodiak,| he has been transferred af-|+ sixteen months as comma the Naval Air Station here wher Jack Conway day enroute to Seattle, whers h ill spend 0 days with his {a On his return he will be y his son Charlie, who! has been forced to withdraw from school by a series of illnesees, } Home Economics classes ofr a High and Junior High Schools | public tea Wednesday af-! terncon in their class room in the| High School building. Oh display| the completed works of the students. ' Presiding at the refresh-| ment table during the afternoon were Polly Jackson, Nadine Buchanon, Myrtle Price, Dorothy Sunde, La-| vonne Deiner and Donna Gayle Mc- | Giraw ! T A, | Sitka Decorators, a nsw estab- lishment owned by Harold Melby and Fred Upton, opened for busi-| n(x‘ last Monday at quarters acrcss he strest from theé Russian Cath- and the Sitka Upholstering, as well as g and docorating, will be ():m of the first contracts iip will be lhn adjoining Charles Wortman and Mrs. e Yaw are the new members luw\ to the Sitka Library Board, replacing Dr. and Mrs. Elizabeth DeArmo recently resigned. Replacing DeArmond as chairman of the is Mrs. Jack Calvin. Other Mrs. W. C. Charteris, & rt Gaylord and Mrs. T berg Mus id B WA new regulation of the library the requirement of membership , at a dollar a year, for use of library books. Children n v books on their parent's Rose O ard. Landerking from on, became the am F. Rausch, Tues- at a ceremony per- 1 in the Court Rcom by U. S. issioner W. W. Knight. At- s the couple were Miss Kay an and Roy Hughes. On Tuesday evening friends of the coupls called at their apart- ment in Rands Court and gave them a no host wedding shower. Thelma dsport, ride of Wil Mrs, Hildur Jonnson, refail man- ger of the Pioneer Bakery, has purchased the F. A. Hills home on Monastery Street. Mayne Johnson wi host- y afternoon §‘u bri- for Mrs. Donald{’E. Mc- “ A i VETERANS (AN NOW GET REINSTATEMENT INSURANCE BOlE(Y Veterans who had let their Na- tional Service Life Insurance policy regardiess of length of time, now reinstate them without al examination by submitting signed statement ' that their health is as good as at the time of lapse. This new policy is to re- main in effect until January 1, 1947. Veterans are required to make only two payments to reinstate their lapsed insurance. | dal showe Graw R B i TR NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT AND OF PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION In the Commissioner’s Court for the Louis G. Scharpen- : , FOR RENT — Steamheated rooms. left by plane Fri- k FOR SALE SET OF DISHES, Table Lam]) Smoke Stand. Ph. Green 390. (253-13) | FOR &A\Lh - N(‘fll Clean equipped - restaurant, best Ioca- tion in Ketchikan. Priced right, owner ill, best season just start- ing. Address Mae Mathisen, Box 2331, Ketchikan, Alaska. (253-t7) “well FOR SALE—500 pounds of Caulk- ing lead. Ph. 476. (252-t7) FOR SALE—Milk goats. Goat farm, | Montana Creek Road. Box 2321, Juneau, -16) IAW‘E DOVV‘\I Sl?(‘pmg bag $45, 440 Weaver Scope and Mount $25. | Arthur Skinner. Ph. 886. (251-t2) i A SR e FOR SALE—Completely furnished ' 6 room house, 3 bedrooms and bath, oil range, washing machine, ‘ Estate Heatrola. Lot 50 x 150, | close in, price $3,700 cash. Ph. @52-th) | 884, (251-2) BASE Accordian. Ph. RADIO Mortorollo, 337 A | (250-t4) | 4 BEDROOM HOUSE in country | 2 LANE bownng alley. FULLY equipped restaurant. ‘\ PIANO. Pn. 676 Rm. Rank Bldg. 3 First National ! (246-t) | INCOME PROPERTY In business district several furnished Apt. re 172 pe-cent on investment. ! Price bldg. unfurnished $8,750, or with all furnishings lucludm“] electric ranges and fiigld‘\u(‘sl $10,000. Some terms. Write C 98| ¢/o Empire. (246-tf) | GILLNET, 175 fathoms. bor Master. See Har- (244-tD) | MODERN HOME with apt. Phone Red 350. basement (239-tf) ONE KLINKER buiit round bottom | skiff 14 ft. copper rastened, brass finished, and one Westinghouse freezer A-1 condition, 14 cu. ft.| 5o Call 143. (232- H) H i FOR SALE—Buy a dollar ticket on the washing machine or frigidaire for the Bulkhead Fund. (229-tf) ACRE TRACTS 3“- mues from | town. Enquire at Snap Shoppe. (210-t1) | NOTICE for saie the Gas Boat) “MURRELET” the property of Harry Patterson deceased. Enquire of and send bhids to the Umted‘ States Commissioner at Room 513 of the Federal Building, Juneau, Alaska. Bids open unfil Saturday at noon, April 27, 1946. FOR RENT Rent. 411 So.! (263-t4) | 2 ROOM APT. for Franklin, 2 ROOM ]-‘unmhecl Apt. 011 mnge and balh 513 A Willoughby. (253-t3) | STEAMHEATED Rooms. Steady | men roomers only, Call 281 Ha- | ven Rogms. (253-t3) Kitchen privileges. Phone 886. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE TRUCK and Delivery Service in Fairbanks with modern furnished home. 2 CHEV. Panel trucks. 1 G.M.C. Panel truck. 1 DODGE Van. 1 AMBULANCE. A very well established business. MINK i..NCH, 20 acres of land. 2 story furnished house, Petersburg. 2 BEAUTY S PS askan citie m large. GBADELLE LEIGH REALTOR Phonc 537, Corner 2nd, and Fr'\nklln |IHIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIIII TR WANTED |ACF. SOLDIER and wife desper- ately need furnished apt. or house No pets, no children. Reward 2 pr. nylons—Call Stan at 64 or Baranof 432. (253-t2) MECHANIC WANTED—Steady em- ployment, Warner's Machine Shop. READ THIS. CARPENTERS - CONTRACTORS- | WOODWORKERS MACHIN- ISTS. We have installed an au- tematic saw filing mathine. Work can’t be beat for accuracy and speed, it files and joints saws with mechanical precision. Cu cleaner, swifter and truer on all types of saws. Profit by this mo- dern service. Let us keep your saws like new. Tom W. Rackish, Deuglas, Alask: (251-t5) BEAU TY OPERATORS (2) Exper- ienced wish position, Myrtle B. Dwinell, 109 Bell St. Reno, Ne- va (251-tf) clerk, Sully's 1249«”\ WANTED — Woman Bakery. FOR LEAbE Unf\unnmd 5 mom house, see 503 So. Franklin. Ph. Douglas 383. p&k_fl‘;n electric | Ph. Douglas 133 (248-16) | WANTED-—Lae sewing machine. \TA\TLD TO Bl‘ or 3 bedroom house. Ph. Green 370 after 5 p.m. (234-t1) 2 | i { WANTED—Used turniture. 306 Wil loughby. Phone 788, MISCELLANEOUS WINTER & POND CO, Inc. Complete Photographic Supplies Developing — Printing — Enlarging | Paints and Materials of | Artists’ Finest Quality Wholcsale Junean PIANOS Anderson Shop. Retail near | Al- | (249-15) { RENTED and TUNED. | Home Hotel. 10,136-t0) | e T EED Realistic Perma. Territory of Alaska, Division Num- ' SEAVIEW APAHTMENTS. Under ber One. | mnew management. renovated. 1 Before FELIX GRAY, Commissioner and 2 room apartments. One and Ex-Officio Probate Judge,' plock from Federal Bldg. Juneau Precinet. | In the Matter of the Estate Of ee———— GEORGE RUSSELL, Deceased. ! THANKS Notice is hereby given that H. L.! Faulkner, Adminisirator of the Es-, We wish to thank the many t: of George Russell, Deceased, friends for the kind and neighbor- has filed his final account of' the ly acts, and beautiful floral offer- administration of the Estate and a | ings, during the loss of our hus- Petition for distribution to the heirs band, son and brother-in-law, Carl. | of deceased according to proofs filed; | We wish especially to thank Mr. And that a hearing will be had | A. J. Balog for his thoughtfuluess. on the final account and petition MRS. EFFIE LINDSTROM and for distribution, before the under-| CHILDREN signed, at his office at Juneau, Al- | MR. and MRS. JOHN G. JOHN- aska, at 2 o'clock P. M. on June 20,| SON. 1946, at which time and place all| MR. and MRS. GEORGE WOODS persons interested in the adminis- | MR. and MRS. JACK WARNER. tration of the Estate and in the | MISS JENW JQHNSON distribution of the residue, may ap- AT’I‘!‘NTION REBEKA!IS pear and file objections in writing to the report and petition of the| Me”mg tonight " eight—Social Administrator, and contest the re-|ang refreshments. (253-t1) port and petition. —— Given under my hand and the! seal of the Probate Court above mentioned this 16th day of April, 1945, b 3 (SEAL) FELIX GRAY, | Commissioner and Ex-Officio Pro- | bate Judge, Juneau Precinct. First publication, April 17, 1946. Last puL lication, May 8, 1946 \\\ o Alaskan FLAVOR-ite fer over 30 years i (241-t0) | '_'u‘; the Nicest Store In Town” Always asg for RELIANCE Spices and Extracts P 2 2 RELIANCE PURE FOODS nent, $7.50. Paper Curls, $1 up Lola’s Beauty Shop. Phone 201 ' 315 Decker Way, COPS AND CATS CHICAGO, April 24.—Twelve po-‘ picemen surrounded the Ford Hop-| kins company, a drug ccncern, on the near West Side last night and began investigating the source of mysterious noises. Guns readied, a half-dozen of the officers crept up the darkened stairs, floor by floor, as the noises continued. Reaching the fourth floor, they suddenly came upon a big* tom| cat chasing a golf ball across the floor and then down the stairs. FRED R. WOLF El¢ctrical Coniractor House Wiring OUR SPECIALTY Box 2315 WEDNhSDAY APR]L 24, 1946 ol iy Daily Scheduled Trips Sitka Wrangell Petersburg Ketchikan Also Trips TO HAINES SKAGWAY HOONAH AND OTHEL SOUTHEASTERN PORTS _ For Information and Reservations Phone 612 I { { | AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES | NEILL, CLAEK and COMPANY Estublished 1340 Public Accountants — Auditers — Tax Counselors 208 Franklin Sireet — Phone 757 FAIRBANKS OFFICE—201-2 LAVERY BUILDING Kinloch N. Neill John W. 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