The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 18, 1946, Page 6

T e v e o PAGE SIX an outstan WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1946 \ A Christmas motif M e B B e v McGin- was carried out in table decora-the hall with greens s { e ] w ty apr d to cu he eity's tions and the room—holly, red and SPrayed with silver, blue streamers purcha reen tapers and groups of choir ®0d @ profusion of silver stars fl ir O boys and snow.men. A delicious;cut from glittering tinfoil .A large Kokl ovor. tHa s hree course dinner was served. |attendance is indicated by the sale ; r m Slika at the tim The girls who prepared and serv- Of tickets. 4 ¢ S the bui ed the dinner Franette Bry-| s L e 4 l—H-H—I-l—b—H—I-l—(—I-!—H—i—H—r for a 1 Beve 3y Doris Linquist,! A jeint Christmas par Le salin 1S HE 4 e SPECIAL CUPR T T Sty stat vicia Littlefield, Alic2 McNulty, given by the Dorcas Society and ! 5 . LSS SITKA, 1 Déc. 14.—St 1t erecter . o O N oot the Women of the Lutheran| FOR SALE MURPHY & MURPHY § Z E ; e 1 16WS ' no su ; & 1an who volunteered Church December 19 at theManse o Pl ¢ MY ’23 Ese ar §Q? are busy na day kee stated @ could not to help serve |Fach lady will bring two gits, one X\ras TREE—any kind, a ' PARUONINTAIVTS 1 - 5 - {stizets -cl lyde H as | pe purchased less than $62.000 saciailt | h will be given to the " from cne to fiity feet. Lot MeXt (o6n ROOR over your head—good includes PENN RE JAN E POLES, LEA l\,y,!j.'_ dly t y ot half the con ion cost. It wa ary rainbow appear- ! ("“»‘"“‘*vl“‘»t‘ other to| , Ga ry or call Blue A el \fouv fe(:("g‘"4 X 3 Y REELS, LURES, ETC. his Bureau of Pt 2 - | aecided t would meet in ed in the over Gavin Hill with other gue P. M. Schnei AR e M L e %8 ; er, trying to keep th the SNOW |epecial the School noon Monday causing people to be-| American Legion and Aux- 454-3t. l“ ‘JP“’",;,II‘“:( g“‘f:_’:fhle?',‘:“‘ i Oiher Fi erch se af Reduced Prices fall; the city trucks busily fore final decision was lieve they were seeing Northern ilary will hold a childrens' Ohrist-| £ ealen it B i e JLILES Ll . 3 5 ; , docks and e Lights in the middle of the day, mas party on December 23, 7 p. m., BLUE SUIT, almest new, size 40. week. t such 2 mping it into the bay; every q . by the High phenomena lasted over an|at the Legion Hall. Children may| Call 456 between 6 and 7 pm. 4 BEDROOMS Douglas near school. 2 3 } S 3 and up v finds men out shoveling|g 1 to hen red as the light ke registered with Mrs. Frank 45413, SOLVED: Teen-age entertainment. . | Q . 1 up their walks: marqu and th 1 da No one has Bergdoll before December 16 = 5 - Bedrcom, large studio 2nd floor, - : e oi " haing ‘shovaled regnlarly, 3 vy Ol bl tter an explanation |~ - __ | CORNET, almost new $65, man’s Main floor, 2 bedrooms. Fur- i ( IIONS : up S5 gl o e 3 5 ! 1 st PR SR “‘”"}) i L("”; THE DEPART T OF THE, suit size 36, hardly worn $25, 7 ft. pnished or unfurnished. | V > $19.95 anc 4o, end dn AlEhty ¢ er injor even a reaconable guess as 10| NTERIOR, BUREAU OF LAND| skis $4, guitar $7. 220 5th St $1500 BUYS Lot 18, Block 1, Seat- t RUBBI ) ) £ $L.75 ¢ ip Bae s :“‘ ]1 T _“““ 83 L G ® | MANAGEMENT, hereby gives no-| Phone Red 185. 454-tf. " ter ‘Tract 7 t farm on ot inbow | 1 5 T QUE ' 4 rof : ; tice that it has available for dispo- Stor : o1 : : ~ Pecple living off the The Rod Gun Tiub Turkey | of 'ded. War Assets Drice reasonable. age, Tehsoniblc: VG ERRAN. 1) ¥ - $8.95 a4 1 < i R e [ 12nded, ar 5 s INCOME PROPERTY, small down SWIN o . main st wade n ir t re ot last Sunday brought over 300 Agm Regilation cery. payhant S dip ke IRt et i3 - - b nd shoe pac v : rksmen and sightseers to the oy g R i 3 Lk - Ve Poongugrers coiptesnor {8 A\ RDS s . believing in the traditicr y vifle range. Competition was Ke2n| gouver g A S g BUICK 1940—50 Sup: all acces= rosms, electric stoves, refriz., furn, T ANY OTHER ITEMS ALS( ts of snow, lots of fish; hard win- pic ohiss sl e disposal of SUrPIUS | gojes Good condition. Phone | geod foundation, roof. See by N f W . he \ ] I IS ALSO C 10w, lot ’ i nany events 1 to be Tun a by the Bureau of| o9 53 apct , good summer. X 3 e second time to break a t A bus ont (32 8 FOpL. a8 = ion they recall the i winter ec "-ri \‘( el Sl ent (32 CFR, Part ————————— OWNERS NEED some immediate 5! - oL s S S y Provid- g000), the following property which BOYS' CLOTHING; size 10 and 18, i s Sive.a ¢ 3 o . @ 26 1937 ar ; transportation for those cash. Give-aw price 52-ft M ni ia 3 NIBT Y 3 - b 54 i |has been declared surplus hunting knives and belts, 30-30, tyolier, good condition. ut—wen wy i & '“»»} F.; ; P ATt o W who found the walk tco cold {Government and which 410, three 22's, life raft, pair new 5 A o A ekl g g i t Excursion Inlet, Alaska, sixty-| oars, 10 ft. skiff. Black 120 or ¢ ‘ . e & : % . e Rotary Club is again SPon-|give (65) miles northwest of Ju-| 923 9th St. 452-4t MURPHY & MURPHY 2 4 % N ~dl-d 1] ka 1 purchased the Sitka g a contest in Christmas decor- | .o\ o CURSION INLE REALTORS—ACCOUNTANTS s < - = S i S t t from Cecil E. Cook { both business hou: o ; ol E = R | ? busi < property. which FULL LENGTH Hair Seal fur coat, . . ‘ made December | pome "The edlored Skt &, 14 .1 ‘1”"“{”1“" ‘\\l. ich a6 b Phone u:G over First Natiorzl Bard ' B on will continue| (mostly hand painted) one pay (1;1’ and con- | et ervice on | community Christmas trees at St Lt SoProC A o8 119 ackes. 1 3 ROOM fur 8 ndise middle of Michaels Cathedral are already Up, my oo s tain righis=of-way.| 403 East: 18t St REAL ES TATE H %‘1 T EE . na 5 he o4, Ha O A oone ave In. varous The land has the following im-|_ i i ! ; €D RE @i 3‘9%9 ) S ka from Juneau in tages of decoration. : | provements upon or used in connec- | GRANDY Seiner, built in 1936, 47| l'on SALE : 5 was employed in the power hou ¥ T tion with it: Two (2) Administra-| x 12'9” x ¢ raft. Complete with, T H @ EP fi?v (”g E Ef f}c At the Naval Station Beta 12 Phi has again under- 1ve Buildings: Two (2) Headquart-| se and 15 skates halibut gear, | i JHEQ s oA =4 i o age the Chiistma Eve ¢S Buildings: One () Dispensary| with lights, etc. Juneau Marine ! LISTINGS ARE URGENTLY i the| Mr. and Mrs. Cock and son will community carolling in front of St g‘”%d'“' oo ‘11 Fodt (:]““i o 0 o 3 § BUY AND HOLD UNITED STAT ening, make their home in the scuth be-|Michaels this year. Last year a Sutdig: One (0 JHACBE BHEH o LE-28 (5 47 v, | WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR i SAVING BONDS roved cause of Cook’s Lealth large crowd gathered for the event h¢ ' s l‘?“if“f“;‘ for further infor- | MODERATE PRICED HOMES. H 1 the - 1 it is hoped even more will par- One (1) Dock )-‘3', W Repee ox u Marine Co, Pl : CALL AT OUR i > An- Hitigate this 38 | Five (5) small structcres. The land O sl H Bar, E 5 involved is identified as all of that | % 2t g, W i S A AL G e S {IF YOU WISH i \ ghter, Bonnie E area within the boundary fHne'pg 5 Johnsen shoe skates, | TO SEI il T } ight pounds Lwo ounces, Was shown on a i of '1’; area, ob- hene Green 147. 449-3t | H A ey sl R .. tainable at the Project Representa- i HE minagement of this i and Mrs. James Reeder De- tainable at th A e e B ety LiYe’s office and described as fol- 5 wews w-. BALMAT & COMPANY i the opéritida. The ‘wiery | D POSiTS : "nity lll«,xlnv. Mr. Reeder is 1“““ i s i}’;‘:‘i ‘;"I‘“;(” ; 115“ -Jldn = onel REAL ESTATE and RENTALS degciitaes: ing the m W ed by the Native Service on the E: > t| acre lend, 5 miles ‘rom town. 5 A 5 8€ epori & ‘ b Petaraiy 190" C0” due West from Corner 4 G. Box 1702 or Bhone 942 I 2ud Floor, Shattuck BNg peimicy consideration. etersc : 1 0. Box 1702 or Phol Tel. 354 | Ted K = M.C thence East approxi- 4475 5 buo(lalznll):pau‘ll\ml- | lN TH'S BANK > Brightman ters Guild elected new of- mately 3600° 00 to point (B), _ ¥a d e e = ance Corporation, which in- | The girls give two teas anr their last meeting beld at thence South approximately 1200' ONE &-ft. bath tub, clectric | wures each of ewr depositors | ARE & and the cne at Christmas and ons in Charles Tungel 00" to point (C), thence South 33° | range, one cil heater. Phoney WANTED agsinst [om e & mazimues same 1t which time the girls’ after- west approximately 750" 00" to.point of 5,008 ree ng is displayed noon f , Mrs. (D then West approximately | — YOUNG MAN s job, 6 to 12 L L. P. Efaw: Vice Mrs, 450°00” to point (E), thence North 512 E Inlaid hardwood! o riie phepe Black 705, H wa le for the Public Loren Hert; Secretary-Treasur 51" Wes oximately 800' 00" to| floc i bedrooms, com- 153-2t [ S ea when the Mrs. Charles Tuengel. The offic peints G) thence Scuth 59 pl : Telephone pole will be installed at a service West approximately 1050° 00" to| ment. WANTED 70 RENT—Apartment or | through the water main on Baranof St. Peters on Sunday, January 5 int (H), then North 33° West ap- crs c.i inspect any afternoon,! house for couple. Hannah, ¢/0 il per » D. Water was shut off | The group will meet on proximately 2200’ 00" along the M.C Thursda; 447-tf! Pacitic Northern Airlines. 452-3t o | i a E w % il - in that district for or few January 14, at the home of Mrs. of Excwsion Inlet to Point (A) — . - - i *sE | vefi L@ &l 11 b S fil m f hours due to pert ditch dig- George Hellerich on Etolin Street. General Conditions. This property ished he "“' n apt. with 8l ¢ JUNEAU. ALASKA ; i Y ging done by tk ad men of the On December 23 they will have a which has sified as agri- Founda-{ © 1»” ed.Joung: Call.B{a H 0 RRARSIA S MR H location to be Telephone Con Sunday School Christmas party at cultural will be sold 5,000.00. | 61’6 pam. 450-tf - 3 h POST SUR RPORATIO H of Police. ouse. 2 " su t e E‘ MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORFORATION i I”.'(,lntl e NS House unit for ca 1 is \‘bj; to cer- | 4,}"’\\\@\;'1"513_:\'”1 R | ! on requested the The Home mics Cla —_ tain easeme ghts-of-way 16-t1, ) o tiger Baar i covsEEeTResESsiREETREEsTEE e i 0 e popcorn machine ] der the direction of Miss Bax- officers elected by the Alaska for public vs, streets and T TYPEWRITER, price| Six nights a week: no matinees s gave a dinner Mor= Workers Union December 6 pipe lines, details of which may be q*r. M', Cent Market "fl._,[ | See Manager, Capitcl Theatre. e ——— T —— Mayor and Mrs. w Hope, President, and obtained from the office of the pro-| $70- 20th Century Harket. ®H-5) 3 450-t1 X Superintendent Peter C. Nielsen, Secretary-Treas- e hereinafter d ‘Al’\IY W BLLG., 20! 2 city ; schools and Mrs. T. J. Cole and urer. nd Conditions of | py ed—contains' THE SALMON Creek Country Club ; sor Ward recommend- ¢ three members of the school Al ry information| geod Ao large| Wants to rent a car for one I o i e vt M, eieThe sanuale SEUE L B Telog o draing property and the | kitchen sink, single dram_ board. month. Phone 399 or 864. 448-t ) e approacl T Mr. . given this evening =at the 00! method of exercising prioritit m(l Phone 035 435-tf.) SR - 8 x ¢ float at the ANB Hall, M gymnasium. The Seniors have done submitting offers will be available e FOREIGN EMPLOYM; _ PR R SR ey g —.\'ull'.l":;- II‘,II‘ VE in ¢ y C | e s for Jum oty o e ANNOUNCING RECEIPT OF SHIPMENT o Corey Cofiee Malkers and Glassware : ST Replacements - [AN CE CW.DORATION PARTICULARS FOR Automatic Electric Irons Alarm Clocks Kitchen Clocks Door Chimes Space Heaters Heat Pads Pin Up Lamps Bed Lamps Ironing Pads Egg Cookers Bottle Warmers Bottle Sterilizers COO¥ Any of the ahove will make lasting and useful GiftsfordE ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER €0. ristinas e e Regular Service from Seaitle and Tacoma FREIGHT . . . . PASSENGERS REFRIGERATION ALASKA TRANSPORTATION CO. Gastineau Hotel Phone 879 J. F. (Jim) CHURCH, Agent S e o B B B e e e a2 g sz». RSB EEEE EHSI PSR STERRRERIEEISEEBBEIR %m | e e e B bbb bbbt b e A 0 T, 20, nent Wave Cabin- INFORMATION on and after November 27, 1946, RILLING Pern | from the surplus real property pro-| et with extra clips. Yhone 456 Men and Women ject representative, Mr. Lowell M.| after 6 pm. | Mechanics, 'Sales, Offige, ‘Technly Puckett, at the office of the De-| e e R e x4 ses, and other skilled work- partment of the Interior, Bureau, Christmas Grecting Cards iers. The only publication of its of Land Management, Federal| With Envelopes kind listing specific possible em- Building, Anchorage, Alaska. Office | A[aska Scenes { ployment ij)ortunlties in South Am- hours are from 8:30 am. to 5:00 __Available N,ow At erica, Asia, Europe, Alaska, Ha- pm. Mondays through Friday | wR\TER_ &_PO&D CO., Inc. | waii, Africa. Sansrncno_n guarans Priutilies: The prapectvis subiect| -~ Erersaing iy Phowgmplz? mz;:cd. $1.00, postpaid. (Airmail add i i | =9 150 . to the following priorities in the| FOREIGN EMPLOYMENT ! Federal Govern- | ] ment agencies. 2. Reconstruction | Finance Corporation for resale toj- MISCELLANEOUS cmall pusimess, 3. State and local| THE FLORENCE SHOP 4. Veterans of World| Open Evenings by Appointment order indicated. governments. War II and spouse and children u(‘ A Complete Beauty Service | a deceased servicem 5. Non- | Merle-Norman Cosmetics ! proiit institutior Priority Period: | Phone 427 129 Third St.; Maximum Price Priority Offers. | 443-1mo DAY NPRSERY PRE-SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN | Under auspices of A. W. V. S. — Juneau Unit Mornings 9-to-12 50c Afternoons 2-to-5 50¢ Afternoons 1-to-5 75¢ The time for exercising priorities | shall be a period of 90 days com-| mencing at 10:00 am. on Novem- ber 27, 1946, and ending at 10:00§ a.un. on February 25, 1947, except| that the first three priorities set forth above shall end after thej first ten di In crder to protect For additional information his priority rights in this property,r.. George Rogers, Tel. Green 768 a priority holder must file at the| ,r.o pety Stejer, Tel. Red 825 address and within t%:2 priority Per-| oo 91_Governor's Mansion ied named above, a written offer to buy the property at the maximum | price applicable thereto for his pri- WE SHARPEN SKA'I‘ES Hagerup Saw Filing Shop. 432-tf. MAGAZINE, Dept. J Baltimore, 3, Maryland RRITORIAL DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH: Experienced clerk sten- ographer. 38 hour week. Inquire 106, Territorial Bldg. CARPENTERS, inside work. 6 day week. Call 34 evenings. (355-tf} WANTED—Used furniture 112 Wil loughby. Phone 788 KIRSTEN'S Beauly Shnp. Phcne 556, 3rd and Main. Specialicing in permanents. Open evemngs by appointment. (203-3t1), PIANOS KRENTED ana TUNED Ariderson Shop. LOST AND FOUND Lola’s beauty Shop. Phone 201 Filing Other Offcrs. During the| 315 Decker Way. same pericd named above offers by priority holders at I than lhe'cH!LD CARE—full, part time; ages maximum price referred to above,| 3_g 117 Third St., above Boggan's | — and offers which are not based on Shop | priority claims, will also be receiv-| __ eéd. These must be sealed and marked on the outside “Sealed Of- fer, Excursiocn Inlet Project.” Earn- est Money. All ofiers must be ac- companied by a United States post-| !al money order ur a check certified by a bank, or a cashier’s check is- sued by a bank, for 10 of the |amount of the offer, payable to the Treasurer of the United States, for| . ° | deposit as earnest money, except exchaged, served. | that Federal Government agencies had by all ‘and State and local gommmentsl Guests and instrumentalities may make | Mesdames their offers without such deposit. All deposits of earnest money by unsuccessful bidders will be return- icd. Bidders are warned against | violating Section 59 of the U. S. | Criminal Code prohibiting unlawful cémbination or intimidation of bid- ders. The right is reserved to waive technical defects and to reject any and all bids. (Signed) FRED W. JOHNSON, ' Acting Director. 27, Dec. 18, Jan. (HAPE[ADIES HAVE (HRISTMAS PARTY Mrs. Charles Dobtin and Mrs.| Stanley Jekill were co-hostesses toj the Chapeladies last evening for: their Christmas party. Gifts were| and refreshments were‘ An enjoyable time was were the DeHart, the party Lindegaard, Maiers, Pederson, Donohue, Palmer, Schnoeker, Blake, Hickey, Mielke, Smith, Arnold and the co- hostesses. The next meeting of the Chap- eladies will be at the home of Mrs. Ella Mielke. A T UCLA's Bruins held an extensive drill against Illinois offensive and defensive formations yesterday. The Bruins are preparing for their Rose Bowl encounter with the Tllini on January 1 at Published Nov. ority. Each such oifer be = y o marked “Maximum Price Priority| GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- 4 Offer, Excursion Inlet Project.”| hent, $7.50. Paper Curls, §1 up. Bone-Cireen 483, Bland, LOST—6.00 x 16 car chain. Reward. 453-2t = = LOST — Zipper wallet containing valuable papers. Phone Green 624. Remard. 438-3t. LOST—Pair g]a«(s in | brown case, Saturday afternoon. Phone 190, Mrs. Smith, Rewar 452-3t FOBR BENT 3-ROOM FUR. Apartment, shower bath. 513 Willoughby. 454-3t. NICE CLEAN ROOMS, day or week, new management, Colonial Hotel 324 2nd St. Phone 187. (407-tf) SEAVIEW APT.—One block from Federal Building. (370-t1) ROOMS—Kitchen privileges. Hotel—Ph. 886. §0m| FROM THE STATES Arriving from various points in the States are the following visit- Jers: Ivan Bloch of Washington, D. C., Nan M. Blake of St. Paul, Min Mrs. Celia M. Halsey and son, Lar- edo, Texas; A. Hansen of Laguna Beach. Calif.; and Mrs. Helen Mc- Laughlin of Brooklyn. All are reg- istered at the Baranof Hotel,