The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 29, 1946, Page 6

PAGE SIX Louise in WAYNE GRAHAM DIES FROM HEART ATTACK rom Soulh Wayne Graham, wellknown resi- @8 dent of Juneau who for some time aged in the trucking busi ness and more recently associated d | with Wm. Sweeney in the Gastineau 7 Liquor Store, died last night at his - home, evidently from a sudden heart attack. ‘The news came as @ ock to his many friends hers, as he had ap- peared to be in good health, al- though he had been under the care of a doctor. Last evening he play- el baseball, then attended the pre- view the theatre. Friends who stopped to pick him up this morn- a trip they had planned to discovered the body in the kitchen where ho had dropped af- Kaplan, Robert Lathrop ter preparing to retire. Miller, Olympia H. Miller The deceased rvived by his N e E. Morris, Rotert H. Nel- wife and two children, Juanita and 5 Paul E. Nelson, Lawrence E. J who are at ent visiting Nelson, Anita Nelson, Herbert M. her family in Iowa. Olsen, Harold E. Phillips rvin The remains are Ruebush, Charlton H. Ryan, Max W. Carter Mortuary, Steffen. al .\xmnur‘mcms Virginia Steffen, Elizateth Sund- - Eosipacn; Rarl Thotps ALASKA AIRLINES trude L. Wetadl, 1 HAS 5 PASSENGERS IN FROM WESTWARD ide L. Wetzel, Ella with Alaska Starliner Fairbanks, with Capt Thompson, Flight Officer Bill Stewardess Lindelu Ca- the following passengers erday: A. C. , Nora LaCaffe, Cordova: Ray was en Steamer Prince from the South o'clock and left f ly after 10 o'clock Passengers fIc the South cmbarking in this city were J. Anderson, Patricia Bailey C. Baldwin, Em Hml\\m ncth Carey L. Dybbro, ing Freedmar Jane M. Fa ner, Anna, Charlott> R. rick, Helene dis- Louis Harry Ken- is s at the Charles pending funer- Nancy W John Blanc sos, Dew Hartle nest Airlines on Nick Meler Edwardson, Peter G. Odynsky tin Pepper, John H. Parlim Muriel ‘Parliment, Al“i(' Perron, and from A Hodges, K 1 L horage ise; H H the follow- ed to the Westward E. Philpot, Jack Me- and Mrs. Blackwecod, Morris Pierce, Ben Lefton, Dorothy Thomas, J. W. Stump, David Ros- etta, Frank McDermott, - izabeth Antonsen; to F. E. ckw to Cm- return flight Herbert Sharpe i Leaving for Skagway were lyn Lee, Mrs, A. In 2, M Munsell, Miss W Stiliwell, A. Van Mavern, Mrs. J. Jeffery, J. S. Jef- f Mrs. F. Bodovic, Mrs. O. Klet- zina, W. Jacobson, H. Roden, G. B. Walker. M. L. Benedict, R R. A. Young, Mrs. MHS L H Hoffman, Ann Purme, . C. Walters, en Thomas, the Rev Conn. ‘The Princess Louise wi Juneau a* 8 o'clock Friday m and sail for Seattle at 9:30 a. m ———. y: Lt. Col. Denald, Mr. Eve- Fairbanks dova: Mark R Rowl Mark Janey Rowley. - MARY HURLEY JOINS HEALTH DEPARTMENT Miss Mary M. Hurley has arrived 1 the Juneau cen! office of the OPEN FOR WORLD WAR I VETERANS y, Miss Hurley received her mas- ic health from Education Miss Hurley’s also did ation at chool of perionces includes sup2rvisory work in the New York City and Massa- chusctts Departments of Health. Be- fcre coming to Alas e was Di- rector of Public He: Education with the City Health Department of Tulsa, Oklahoma. CONSULTATION CLINIC BE HELD HERE IN JUNE A consultation clinic for the diagnosis and care of crippling con- ditions of children will be held in Juneau on June 27 and 28, it was announced today. | The Territorial Department of Health has secured the services of Dr. C. D. Moffett, orthopedic sur- gcon from Seattle, to conduct the A oung, Mrs. . 8. Sanford, Mi. 1 Walters, Gallant, Iv fur veterans public health ex- roll in flight It is now possibie of World War II to training schools under the pr jons of the Servicemen's R just- ment Act of 1944 as amended, cording to a statement from Veteran’s Administration. The school must be an approved training institution which meets the requirements of the Territorial De- partment of Education and which bears the Department's approval Contracts have been entered in- to with schools located in Anchor- age and Seward. Several more con- tracts are pending approval in other cities throughout the Territory, Veterans interested in this train- ing should contact their nearest Veterans Administration Office for further information. - e Empire Want Ads bring results' ac- the Pacific Northe THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA > clinics which are to be » health centers through- ka during the latter part June ‘ crthog aces in most buildings, telephone facilities, concrete walks, and a sew- erage system are installed. The transfer will be subject (1) to an Dr. Moffett will act as consultant |easement expiring November 2¢ to local physicians in problems of |1¢34, for a right-of-way to install | diagnosis and medical care of ulp-‘m»d maintain one gasoline and one pled Children's Association, plans to | fuel oil pipe line, along or adjacent years of age. Case-finding, cal consultation, and follow-up care, from the dcck to the nol(hp“\( are to be part of the services atcorper of the post area, (2) to the w*lght of Ugited States Government Tle Territorial Department of lagencies to use the dock without Health, aided by the Alaska Crip-|charge, in common with the pur- pled Chidren’s Association, plans to|chaser, (3) =..'a non-exclusive 1-| conduct these, orthopedic clinics an-!cense to the Haines Wharf Company part of its Crippled for use of the dock, expiring De- en Program. |cember 1, 1946, and {4) to the per The clinic schedul= for this yearipetual right of the public to use the is: Fairbanks, June 17, 18; Nome,| deck on reasonable terms. If the June 20; Bethel, June 22; Anchor-|Lily Lake Water System which now | age, June 24, 256; Juneau, June|supplies water for the post area is 27 and 28, sold to a public agency in the exer- " IREE S g Py |cise of its priority rights, the pur- SPE(ML SERVI(ES AI’ | chaser of the water system will be OBSERVED IOMORRO | described below as a part of the Lily | Lake Water System, though lying| In celebration of the Feast of the | within the boundaries of the post| Ascension, falling 40 days Easter, the Church of the Holy Trinity, Episcopal, will have a ser- ance will be subject to easements vice of the Holy Eucharist at 10[jn favor of the purchaser ol a. m. Thursday, May 30. Inasmuch |water system described below to en- as this is also Memeorial Day, ap-|able him to operate and maintain propriate prayers will be said and|that system. The purchaser of the special intention will be offered at post area, however, will be free to the service. Following the Euchar- |apply, in accordance with the pro- ist will be a service of Holy Bap-visions of law, for easements neces- tism at which time Barbara and sary to enable him to establish his held in fi of |at reasonable rates. In such event | the structures, installations, and |other real and personal property | | | required to agree to furnish water | after | ajca, will be excluded from the con- | veyance of this tract, and the con- | the ! Neda Lak- . Robert Ellis and Ann Carroll Webb will ke baptized. ‘The public is cordially invited to attend this sor- vice of baptism. g — The demesticated cat was an ob- ject cf veneration among the Egyp- ans. ———————— In 1792 men wore ties that went twice around the neck and then tied in a bow behind. THE DEPARTMENT OF THE IN- TERIOR, GENERAL LAND OF- FICE, hcreby gives notice that 1t now has available for disposal under the Surplus Property Act of 1944, as amended, and SPA Revised Regnla- tion 5. the following two parcels of property, classified as urban, com- mercial, residential, forest: CHIL- KOOT BARRACKS PROJECT-Pos!, Area. Approximately 400 acres of land on Chilkat Peninsula, about a mile south of the town of Haines, Alaska, and 85 miles north of Ju- ith buildings and improve- eIeon COor d to e a garrison of about 1,000 The land extends across the about 2400 feet vest corner of t, and about ac- men. peni £ the tract on Chilkat In 1,560 feet frontage on Chilkoot Inlet at the northeast corner. The terrain is comparatively rough, not gener- ally suitable for agriculture, and is for the most pa covered with underbrush. The nveyance will be subject to certain easements and rights-of-way as for public highways and for pipe lines, which will not interfere substantially, it is believed, with the use of the surface. There are some 60 permanent buildings on the land, practically all of frame construetion, including barracks, of- ficers’ quarters, a dock on Chilkoot, Inlet and other structures. Accord- ing to the declaration, most of these buildings were erected between 1904 and 1910, and none before 1993; maintenance by the army has kept them in fair condition. About 10 temporary or removable buildings are also on the land. Electric wir- ing, elecmcauy commlled ¢il furn- |priorities and submitting offers will| ~pranilin St. Ph. 428. rn Leads Again=— © Reduced Rates 10 Percent Reduction On All Round Trip Tickets. © Increased Baggage Allowance 40 Pounds Free On All Tickets. 5 Pounds Free On Through Flights to Seattle. ® Douglas 21-Passenger Transporfs The First All-New Transports in Alaska Service. ® Siewardess Service Ex_‘pertly trained stewardesses to make your trip completely pleasant and to serve you re- freshments aloft with the compliments company. of the /CIFIC NORTHERN AIRLINES General Offices—Anchorage, Alaska City Ticket Office: Baranof Hole | PHONE 716 own water so. Before 1931 water was secured | for the post area from the Water |Reserve across Chilkat Inlet, and | the conveyance of the post area will include any water pipe line on the | post area which was used as a part ! of the clder water system and which not used as a part of the present Lily Lake ter System, as weil as the concrete water reservolr of about 138,000 gallons capacity not now in use. CHILKOOT BARRACKS PROJECT-Lily Lake Water System The installations and structures which make up the water system drawing a supply of water from Lily Lake, about 1'c miles southeast of the land described above, for the supply of the town of Haines, of cer- tain Government agencies, and of | private water users in the afea. The intake equipment in Lily Lake, the filter, water tank, chlorinator, water mains, and concrete reservoir 110 X 110’ having a capacity of 600,000 gal- lons on the post area described above, are included, together with| the land upon which the reservoir is located, within a rectangle 150" X 150", with boundaries parallel to and equidistant from the reservoir; also a perpetual non-exclusive easement to take water from Lily Lake for the svstemi, and a perpetual easement for a right-of-way for the pipe line frem Lily Lake to the northern boundary of the post area described above. The purchaser of the system must agree to supply water to Unit- ed States Government agencies in the vicinity without charge and to all other water users in the vieinity on reasonable terms. GENERAL CONDITIONS. No offer wiil be ac- cepted for the water system alone, except a priority offer from a fed- eral, state or local government or system if he desires to do | i WANT ADS medi- | to the dock and along the shore line | | FOR SALE | | ' LEOTA EXCURSION Takue Glacier, | June 2. Fare $5.75 tax incl. your own eats. Passengers min. | Blue 449 and 79. (283-t4) BEDROOM modern house with full basement on Douglas Road. Phone Red 450. (283-t1) | SEWING Machine with all attach- | | ments, like new. 925 W 11th St. (293-t3) 300 FATHOM GILLNET 5% mesh, 100 fathom gillnet 9 in. mesh, floats and lead lines, 18 ft. gillnet skiff, all selling for $600. | See North Transfer Barn on Cap- ito Ave, between 3 and 5 ‘p.m. [eitian s o0 e cozYy 3 BEDROOM Creek, automatic of Gold gerater, close to town schools. Green 150. size 42, good 150. (283-t4) ALL WOOL ov rcoat condition, $15. Green 24 ft. fish. Inquire 319 4th evenings. (283-16) FOR SALE—6 radio. 925 W 11th St. (282- l3> SINGLE BED mattress, good con- dition, also roll-up chain camp bed. Green 694. (281-13) PING PONG table 5 x 9 % inch plywoed, folding legs, $12.50. J. B. Burford (281-t3) 3 BEDROOM modern , com- pletely furnished for immediate cecupancy. Phone Blue 309. (281-tf) 2 BEDROCM Trouse, basement, completely furnished. Close in on Glacier Hiway. Phone 035-5. (281-tf) TROLLER, compietely Call Green 669. FOR SALE — 5 room furnished house. Phone Green 680. (278-tf) FOR SALE Vatmmx cash mglster counter filing cabinet, holds 500 accounts, fire-proof, practically new, $125; check protectograph, $10; oil burner, A-1 condition, $95; Kewenee boiler and oil burn- er, $600. George Brothers. (276-tf) equipped. FOR SALE—Electric was ng ma- chine. Ph. Red 206. (275-t) pet, ke new. See FOR SALE—Tiumpet, Mr. Shofner at High School. FOR SALE—165 horse Lycoming full marine motor. Inquire Al- askan Cab after 4 pm. (269-tf) instrumentality. Every other offer must be a bid for the post area and the water system together as one unit, and must name an amount bid | for the post area alone if the water system is sold separately. Terms and conditions of sale and all necessary information concerning the prop- erty and the msthod of exercising jbe available on or after April 26, 1946 from the surplus real property disposal officer, Lowell M. Puckett, at the office of the Department of the Interior, General Land Office, P. O. Box 480, Federal Building, An- chorage, Alaska; office hours are from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. PRIOR- ITIES. The property is subject to the following pricrities in the order indicated as set cut in SPA Revised Regulation 5, Section 8305.11: 1 Federal Government agencies 2 State and local governments and in- strumentalities. 3. Veterans of the present war. ivon-profit educa- itional and charitable institutions }and hospitals. PRIORITY PERIOD: PRIORITY OFFERS. The time for . exercising priorities shall be a period {of 90 days commencing at 10 am. 1on March 27, 1946 and ending at 10 am. on June 26, 1946. In order to |protect his priority rights in this | property, a priority holder must file, ‘az the address and within the prior- !ity period named above, a written !offer to buy the property at thg maximum price applicable thereto | for his priority. Each such ofler shall | be marked “Priority Offer.” OTHER OFFERS. During the same perfod named above offers by priority hold- ers at less than the maximum prices referred to above, and offers which | are not based on priority claims will lalso be received. These must be | sealed, marked on the outside “Seal- |ed offer, Chilkoot Barracks Project.” |DEPOSIT. All offers except those fiied by TFederal Gowi Agencies and by state and local mv- ernments and instrumentalities must be accompanied by a United States postal money order or a check cer- tified by a bank, or a cashier's bank check issuea by a vank, for 10% of the amount of the offer, payable t0 the Treasurer of the United States, for deposit as earnest money. All deposits by unsuccessful bidders will be returned. Offerers are warned against violating Section 59 U. 8. Criminal Code prohibiting unlawful combination or intimidation of bid= ders. The right is reserved to walve technical defects and to rejeet any and all bids. Fred W. Johnson, Com-= missioner, First publication, March 27, 1§46. Tast publication, May 29, 1946, ROCK, SAND, Gravel, lawn dirt hauled. Phone 849 Bill Tonsgard. (269-1mo.) FOR SALE—5 room house; Auk Bay, $1,900; '36 Ford, $175; V. A. Hensey, Gen. Del. (265-t1) CRESCENT APT. for Sale—373 So. (258-tf) 10 am. Sunday, Bring 10. Max. 168. Bocking deadline Sat. p.m. in. | (293-12) * house, stone fireplace, grand view | oil 1 furnace, electric range and refri- | and | (283-t4) | TROLLER, 310540, ready to | tube table model | (280-t4) 1 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE | BEAUTIFUL HOME Lovely view 3 bedrocins Modern furniture \ All electric equipment Full cement basement with den Garage i | Price $12,000. GRADELLE LEIGH REALTOR Phone 557, Corner 2ud, and Franklin FOR SALE LLYLE YOHR HOME in Douglas, 4 lots, 6 rooms, Completely furnished. FULLY FURNISHED house 1 ! At 1'% mile post. «; | \ | :LARGE BUSINESS lot, | Heart of Juneau. COMPLETE set Carpenter Tools. APT. HOUSE. 1 |MURPHY & mmv; REALTORS—ACCOUNTANTS i Phone 676 over First National Bank | MANAGuwa: (cuneau territory) New | 1 Deal Book of Navy in action, color, (Battle Stations), combin- ation leading magazine, coast to coast radio support, high com- missicn. Write Fink Distr. Co. 113 W 42nd St. N.Y.C. (283-t3) {BOY, 14 YEARS WANTS office job. Phone Blue 325. (282-t2) | | il auvprrs ALASKA COA§fn AIRLINES Serving Southeastern Alaska Daily Scheduled Trips TO Sitka Wrangell Petershurg Ketchikan Also Trips TO HAINES SEAGWAY HOONAH AND OTHER SOUTHEASTERN PORTS For Information and Reservations Phone 612 SYSTEMS TAXES NEILL, CLARK and COMPANY Estublished 1940 Public Accountants — Auditors — Tax Counselors 208 Franklin Street — Phone 757 FAIRBANKS OFFICE—201-2 LAVERY BUILDING Kinloch N. Neill John W. Clark INQUIRE ABOUT OUR MONTIILY ACCOUNTING SERVICE { Alaska - Electronics JIM LANGDON-—Mznager Box 2165 217 Seward St. Phone 62 Anytime MARINE RADIO TRANSMITTERS AND RECEIVERS — BENDIX DEPTH RE- CORDERS — HALLICRAFTER RECEIV- ERS — BENDIX HOME RADIOS AND COMBINATIONS LARGE STOCK DRY BATTERIES AND RADIO TUBES Mail Orders Promptly Filled Complete Radio Repair Service Performed by Government Licensed Experienced Technician WRITE FOR INFORMATION ? ROOM Furnished apt. Baranof Hotel. Call 220 (282-t4) | i CARE BABIES by day, week or month. Write Box 1743, (281-t6) | A BUSINESS of your own. Popularv seller, big commissions, fast sel-| ling plan. Every office and home | a prospect. Steady repeats. Su-' pervise or work alone. Write for details. Facuity, 323 Hammond | i St. Cincinnati, 2, Ohio. (273-t1) | WANTED—Used furniture. 306 Wil- loughby. Phone 788 FOR RENT 3 ROOM FURNISHED apt. oil range, bath. Inquire 337 Wil-| loughby. (283-t3) | ’ ACRE TRACTS 3% miles from town. Enquire at Snap Shoppe. HOUSE and 8 room furnished apt. | Phone Green 147. Empire Want Ads l;nnz results! iy NASH SALES, SERVICE and REPAIR Christensen Bros. Garage 909 12th St. PHONE 659 e si'tcmls-rs Hair Slyling Hours Y a. m. to 6 p. m. COLD WAVING PERMANENTS STYLING SHAPING aranof eauty Salon OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Phone 538 i e} i ROOMS—Kitchen priviieges. Home Hotel—Ph, 886. FOR CATERPILLAR REG.U.S. PAT.OFF. DIESEL MARINE ENGINES GENUINE 2 . _SEE g4 ¢ & NORTHERN COMMERCIAL CO0. “Caterpillar” and Allied Equipment Distributor in ALASKA and YUKON TERRITORY JUNEAU BRANCH—227 Admiral Way MINING EQUIPMENT FARMING MACHINERY HEATED STORAGE—Ph. 861 Cash Cole. (260-t1) SEAVIEW APARTMENTS. Under new management. renovated. 1 and 2 room apartments. One block from Federal Bldg. (241-t0) FOR CHARTER — M. S. Jazz, at Boat Harbor. Ph. 861, (256-tf) { WINTER & POND CO, fnc. Complete Photographic Supplies Ueveloping — Printing — Enlarging Attists’ Paints and Materials of Finest Quality i £ Junean Retall | PIANOS RENTED and TUNED Anderson Shap. Wholesale GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nent, $7.50. Paper Curls, $1 up. Lola’s Beauty Shop. Phone 201 315 Decker Way. BOX 2652 . PHONE 204 R. W. KRUSE CONTRACTOR JUNEAU, ALASKA Are you interested in a home of your on, or having your build- ing repaired? For Quality Workmanship CALL PHONE 204 T Will Be Glad to Serve You PHONE 204 BOX 2652 - CLARA DILG Public Accountant First National Bank of JUNEAU, ALASKA ELLIS DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU T0 mcnmn_ via Petersburg and Wrangell With connections to Craig, Klawock, Hydaburg and Mers for Prince Rupert, Vancouver, and Seattle v RVATIONS PHO!