The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 12, 1947, Page 6

P AGL %I‘( Make Use of the Excellent Service Preovided by Our NEW SCHEDULES Passenger and Express DAILY Juneau—Ketchikan NORTHBOUND _..Ar. 4:10P Lv. 3:20P Lv. 2:50P Lv. 2:00P SOUTHBOUND 10:30A Lv. JUNEAU . 11:30A Lv. PETERSBURG 12:00N Lv. WRANGELL 12:40P Ar. KETCHIKAN Juneau—Sitka Lv. JUNEAU Ar. SITKA (* or earlier) Ar, Lv. 11:50°A 9:00A 10:30A *10:20A TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS Juneau—Haines—Skagway JUNEAU HAINES ... SKAGWAY All Times PST 1120 ) Ar. 4:40P Lv. 3:55P ...Lv. 3:30P 2:00P Lv. 2:55P Lv. 3:10P Ar. Juneau — Icy Strait Area LEAVE JUNEAU-—*——for Funter, Hoonah, Excursion Inlet, Gustavus, Elfin Cove, Port Althorp, Pelican, Kim- shan Cove, Chichagof, Cobal — and return. (Departure time and sequence of stops variable) MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS Juneau — Chatham Area LEAVE JUNEAU ——*—— for Hawk Inlet, Tenakee, Chatham, Todd, Baranof, Angoon — and return. (Departure time and sequence of stops variable) PHONE 612 NflSK%% | ewing Southeas JUNEAU o MIS ELLIS AIR LINES DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN via Petershurg and Wrangell With connections to Craig, Klawock, Hydaburg and steamers for Prince Rupert, Vancouver, and Seattle FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 Plumbmg ® Heahng Oil Burners Telephoue-319 Nighis-Red 730 Harri Machine Shop, Inc. EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRFSCRIBED DR. D. D. MARCUARDT OPTOMETRIST Becond and Franklin PBONE 508 FOR APPOINTMENTS FREIGHT Relrigeration SERVICE to ALASKA Regular sailings from Seaitle and Tacoma, Washington For Rales and Information CONSULT Alaska Transportatien Company GASTINEAU HOTEL P. 0. Box 61—PHONE 879 Juneau, Alaska 1891—0ver Half a Century of Banking—1947 * The B. M. Behrends Bank Oldest Bank in Alaska COMMERCIAL SAVINGS )Newsy Nofes From Skagway SKAGWAY, Alaska, Aug. 2 Twenty-two members of the Trans- [porlauon and Customs Bureau Ex- |ecutives of the Vancouver Board |of Trade arrived in Skagway on | Monday afternoon as part of their |itinerary. Mr. Gail Budd of \‘hmr Pass Railroad met the par Bennett. Upon arrival in Skagway they were met by a committee of Chamber of Commerce members |who took over the program from that time on until late |the night, a good time was the visitors. L.lwnl\ rival they r er the ad and other points of in- terest in and about Skagway. About 6 o'clock all visitors and Chamber of Commerce members planning to attend the banquet were invited to the Elks Lodge for cocktails. A banquet, was given at tlh g way Grill and the Vgncouver men were introduced to local Chamber members. The visitors made some very interesting talks regarding their trip and its objectives. As outlined, the purpose of the trip will take the party to the Peace River country, Yukon Territory and Alaska where the delegates would be given an opportunity to study transportation matters first hand and to survey the possibilities general business development in the north. Vancouver has been doing Lusiness with the Yukon for 50 years and there are 4300 miles of transportation involved, boat and bus, train, plane and private car The group expressed their sincere thanks to the Canadian d Ameri- can organizations at all the places of they had visited for the warm wel-. come and hos ality ex- tended. Members taking the trip were R. D. Baker, Chairman of Trans- portation and Customs Bureau, and President of Standard Oil Co. of British Columbia, Ltd.; W. J. Bor- rie, President of Pemberton’s Ltd.; 8. J. Crocker, Mining Director, B C. Equipment Co., Ltd.; E. G. Done- gani, General Manager and Di- rector, Simmons, Ltd.; C. D. Doran, District Traffic and Sales Mana- ger, United Air Lines; K. C. Drury, editar Vancouver News-Herald; J Drysdale, Secretary Clark Fruit and Produce Co. Ltd.; Hon. L. H. Eyres, Minister of Railways and Minister of Trade and Industry, Victoria. B. C.; H. F. Gates, Circulation Man- ager Vanvouver Daily Sun; H. A. Jones, President Vancouver Tug gracious Boat Company, given N THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIR ~JUNE AU, ALASKA L(d.: H. Kemp" Chairman Trip Committee, and President of Kemp and Co.,Ltd.; F.| V. Lumb, Manager of Canadian| Bank of Commerce, Vancouver, B. C.; D. Mason, Assistant City Editor, 7ancouver Daily Providence; H. T. Mitchell | Board of Trade “Western Busirfess and N. F. Pullen, Public Relations home Tuesday afternoon. Manager B. C. Telephone Co.; w.‘ A, Rundle, Manager, Transporta-' til a late hour. were Mr. Other guests pres- and Mrs. Willlam and Mrs. Anne Briggs. The Wm. Beitinger and rd of Trade; M. lumberman; W. J. Twiss, Portage last week. Mutual Life of Canada; CPA.; A G. Scott er B former CLU, Barber, About fifteen members of Tues morning for Whitehorse. a social time in hostess Paula Selmer rt bridge soon at her home on Eighth Avenue. The in Norway. rooms were beautifully decorated sented with with bouquets of flowers from pretty handkerchiefs Skagway gardens. their places for descert after which present. bridge was enjoyed until midnight. at the close of the evening. The affair was in honor of M Rafferty’'s mother, Mrs. Stucke! wio has been here the past month evening at visiting the Raiferty family. High Hall for a meeting and party. score was made by Mrs. Adele Mc- | Dancing was enjoyed until Guane, second by Ethel Johnston,' o'clock. Eugene Van Zanten and consolation, Gladys Penning-'initiated into the club. ton. Present were Mesdames Vera Dahl, Ethel Johnston, Frances Gut- | On Thursday evening Mr. feld, Gladys Pennington, Adele Mc- Mrs. Charles Rapuzzi were hosts to Guane, Ruth Tierney, Jackie Budd, the Mulcares and Mr. Florence Olsen, Derothy Carrell, dinner at the Rapuzzi Mary McCann, Ruth Honius and! Second Avenue Miss Lottie Gaffy ——— a number df and sincere the American Legion | Mrs. Margaret Macuean, who has| Mrs. E. Logan left cn (e Prin-/spent the p ten days here visit- tess Louise on her way to Fresno, ing her cousin, Mrs. Ina Eville, Calif., where she will undergo sur- left on the Princess Louise for Van- gical attention for the removal of couver, where she will visit an inward goiter. Mrs. Logan will tives. She will make stops in sev- visit with a brother and family eral Canadian citiss before proceed- while out. Her mother is here to'ing to her home in Chicago, INl, take care of the children while where she has been a saleswoman she is gone Teor many friends'for the Grolier Society for the past wish Hbér a speedy recovery. 27 years. The Grioler Society pub- Ho lishes the Book of Knowledge. Word has Leen received here of the marriage of Mrs. Arline Borup' Immigration officer, koy Eagle, to Charles W. Aubert, in Fairbanks. purchased the Mulcare residence Mrs. Aubert, a Skagway girl, left and expects his wife and two sons here a few weeks ago to work in Lefore the last of the month. The Fairbanks. Mr. Aubert left ‘Skag- boys are 11 and 13 years of age. way last summer. Another delightful social affair A delightful farewell gesture was ,f {he past week was the dessert the tea given Tuesday afternoon by pridge at the Keller home Friday Mrs. Rafferty for her mother Who (yening. After a most enjoyable left on the Princess Louise for eyening prizes were awarded to her home in Seattle. Assisting MrS. pqrie Mulcare, high; Dorothy Car- Rafferty during the afternoon Was )oi second; Ruth Tierney, cut and Mrs. Wm. Beitinger. [traveling honors, Mary McCann. 7 #7 Mrs. Mulcare was also presented Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mulcare were ywith o lovely farewell gift by the given a lovely farewell dinner Mon-|postess, Bidden to spend the eve- day evening at the Kirmse home nine with Mrs. Keller, were Mary with Mrs. Hazel Kirmse and Mr. yrecann, Ethel Johnston, Jackie Jack Kirmse, hostess and host for p,qq, Ruth Honius, Marie Mul- the occasion. Following the delight-'¢3pe Mary Pullen, Adele McGuane, % - |Bertha Rafferty, Florence Olsen, oll, Ruth Tierney, Ma- and Mis. George Burgess and ter returned home on the ¢s Norah after a two months vacation Canada. in | *Ed Blum was a returning passen- ger to Skagway Sunday after spend- ing his vacation in the States. | George Everest, who has been em- |ployed at the Mission Dairy the | past year will leave on the Estabeth for Juneau. Harry Ask, Skagway merchant who left here two weeks ago for Whitehorse on his way to his home in Seattle, drove over the Al- can Highway, days on the trip. Millions of temperate people : ; enjoy BEER, the light refreshment beverage THE ORIGINAL LIGHT TABLE BEER THE OLYMPIA BREWING COMPANY, Passengers: Freight: 23 - H. E. GREEN Agent L “Its the Water” Mayor C. A. Carroll is home after a week spent in Seattle as a guest of the Sourdough Con- vention at the New Hotel. He said the horse show horse to go over the trail in '98, ’ traffic for blocks. leoll report- Alaska Janitorial Service A Dependable, Efficient, Modern Commercial and Home Cleaning Service PHONE RED 559 OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON, U.S. A" l CONKLE & FOLLETTE SCHEDULE S. S. ALASKA Leave Beattle Juneau North Juneau Aug. Aug, 19 Aug. 23 Aug. 26 Sept. 2 Sept. 6 Sept. 9 Non-Scheduled Freight Vessels SQUARE SINNET — SAILOR'S SPLICE PALISANA — LUCIDOR CHIEF WASHAKIE South 12 ful dinner guests played games un-'ed a wonderrul time, Vice President Vancouver|Katherine Tierney were the house- his horse” and publisher of guests of Patty Pennington at White but many times in the various Se- Industry”; Pass last weekend. They returned nmp papers. the |pretty badly damaged in some of The party l°it Skagway at 8:45 Eagles Auxiliary met in the club!the mid-winter months |rooms last Wednesday evening for| i honor of Mrs.| who plans to leave month vacation from her duties in for a trip to her old homelthe post Mrs. Selmer was pre-‘lflamrv filled by Mrs. ‘vlanm Taylor. very Guests found | wishes for a wonderful trip from all day A dainty lunch was serv-!/months The Tesn-Age Club met Friday Idaho. 11 week brought out a large crowd| was | both times and everyone apparent- {ly had a big time. and card with | rela- | spending some ten ; Washington | alaska Agricultural mechanical | school of Mines, now the University which was shipped out t0 of Alaska; and pursuant to an Act the old sourdoughs the 1ast|of the Territorial Legislature, ap- so much celebration was pretty except that' |hard on one used to a quiet life scer, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Keller, lin Skagway and he was very tired, | IHe gave Skagway a lot of fine pub- | | lcity while he was:.gone and the, Little Mary Ann Rafferty and‘-semded Mayor of Skagway and were featured not once, The cableship Lenoir arrived in Jack |port Sunday and has L2en unload- | pECKER BLDG. Wonderful ion and Customs Bureau, Vancouv-|Hoyt families spent a delightful ing cable to be laid along the rail- Sutton, vacation at the Hannan cabin at road between here and to improve the com-i facilities, which are | tracks | Whitehorse, | munication Mrs. Dorothy Self is taking a office and her place is Ed Bloom returned home Sun-| after spending the past two in the States where he went for dental attention. While} {outside he visited his mother inl' The two days of '98 dances this| These dances certainly proving a drawing the tourists yacht Aquilo, are The large spent | Roy Eagle at geveral days in port and the skip- i home on|per and passengers took in Lhe] ,dance Mnnday evening. Elfin Cove I News Nofes (Special Correspondence) *ELFIN COVE, Alaska, Aug. 6.—! Two fish buying barges operated by Whiz Pish Company, one in| South Inian Pass and the other| in Soapstone, were blown around last night in the high wind. Henry Moy's fish barge was also blown! aground in Hocktaheen. The | barges will be salvaged. Two fish barges in Cape Bingham would | have been aground, but the boat Isis put a line on them and stood | by. The velocity of the wind has| not abated so far today. Several fishermen report it is the worst summer wind they have encount-| ered. It is. more like a wlnteri‘ storm. 1 Skipper Guy Cochran on the‘ boat King came in Monday mght. from Icy Point way and coming through the tide rips off Yakobxl Rock took quite a bit of water. However, the pumps took care of it. After putting the boat on thel grid, Guy found the -caulking missing in the seams where he{ pulls the leads aboard. After re- caulking the seams the boat n] shipshape again. | The Foss Tug 19 is here refill- 1 ing the Standard Oil tanks. | ‘There are over 100 boats in the harbor here in Elfin Cove today,| and most of them will remain un-| til the wind dies down. i i John Turner, skipper of the boatl Grey Goose, caught his hand in the v-belt of his engine. There 'are no broken bones, but his hand | is painfully injured. AUCTION SALE OF PUBLIC i LAND Notice is hereby given that pur- | suant to an act of Congress of the | United States, approved January 21, back | 1929, granting 100,000 acres of land to the Territory of Alaska for the exclusive use and benefit of the College and !proved March 12, 1985, authorizing stole the convention and blocked the University of Alaska to select, and sell lands granted under said | Act of January 21, 1929, the Uni- | versity of Alaska, will, on the 14th |day of October, 1947, at the hour of | two o'cloek P.M. of said day, on the front steps of the Federal Building |in Fairbanks, Alaska, sell at public | auction for cash, to the highest and 'best bidder, the following described | tracts of land, all of which are lo- cated in Townshrp 1 South, Range 2 West of the Fairbanks meridian: Section 21 640.00 acres Section 22 NEY4 160.00 NwW1; 160.00 SWy 160.00 Ni; of SEY 80.00 Lot 1 26.93 Lot 2 36.37 Lot 3 6.72 | Section 23 W1t 80.00 Lot 2 42.57 Lot 3 51.60 Lot 6 2424 Section 27Lot 1 227 Lot 3 52.13 Lot 8 59.46 Lot 9 56.74 Lot 10 56.13 Lot 11 3711 Lot 12 2453 Sectlon 28 NEY of NW, 40.00 NWY of NEY 40.00 Lot 1 53.00 Lot 2 31.03 of NW1; 1926.83 acres No sale of any of the foregoing tracts can be made for a considera- tion less than a minimum price of five dollars ($5.00) per acre’ The foregoing tracts offered for sale comprise portions of the old townsite of Chena, adjoining and neighboring tracts. Dated April 18, 1947 CHARLES E. BUNNELL President, University of Alaska First publication, July 29, 1947. Last publication, Sept. 30, 1947, .WANTED e TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1947 Sefefpeiedt WANT |MURPHY & MURPRY est- ment. Terms. |APEX NO. 1—48 ft. Packer. THE ALEXANDER HOME. ROYAL BLUE GARAGE for with Kaiser-Fraser agency. SEVERAL beautiful large homes, good neighborhoods. e {ZEVERAL good beach and country ‘e properties. $3,750—1 bedroom home, fully fur., | large corner lot, mangle, washing machine, etc. Heart Douglas. $7,900—3 bedroom home fur., full | basement, Douglas. $4,500—2 bedroom “home, Star Hill. $4,750—1 bedroom house, Star Hill. $2,700—3-room, well furnished. | $5,000—2-bedroom home, 7th Street. EDWARDS HOME, Glacier High- way. LARGE ROOMING HOUSE, South Franklin, Real investment. MURPHY & MUBPHY | REALTO&S—ACCOUNTANTS Phcne 676 over riret National WANTED Transportation to Haines for car and er. Phone Walluce at 374, days. dh-tf-hw. Phone 653-3t. xmx t time work. WANTED--Apt. or small house for o children or pets. Call rocm 430, Gastineau Hotel 653-3t. BOO(K I"F"{ Steno. 10 years @ with figures, avail- mediately Gastineau Hctel. 653-3t. EXPERIENCELD law sienograpier, $250 month. Give age, experience and references. Box 732, Em- pire. 653-t1. RELIABLE MIDDLE AGED wo- man who wants good Lome and salary, absolutely no drinking. Phone 538. 648-tf. | TO RENT—2 or 5 pedroom furn- ished aot. or home, by established busines: fan:ly. Write Empire 2663. (541-1( WANTED- loughby. Pk KIRSTENS Bcuuty Shop, Phone 556, 3rd and Main. Specializing in permanents. Open evenings by appointment. 202--tf PIANOS RENTED and TUNED Anderson Shop. FUR RENT 2 OFFICES for rent in Simpson Bldg. 624-tf ROOM—kitchen prlvileges—fluml Hotel. Phone 886. NICE CLEAN ROOMS, by day o1 week. Colonial Hotel. Ph. 187. 546-2t ROOMS—Kitzhen privileges. Hom Hotel—Ph. 886. MISCELLANEOUS AGENTS — sell o tstnnding, Qe- pendable Swiss wrist watches, ex- pansion bracelet included, for $12. Send for information and sample at $6.00 C.0.D. Sensational value. Immediate re-orders. Money- back guarantee. Roseman Im- ports, 408 W. 14th, New York. 652-3t. BEAUTY SHOP. Permanents, etc. Violet Seaberg,” Green 483. 636-t1 WINTER & POND CO., Inc. Complete Photographic Supplies Developing — Printing — Enlarging Artists' Paints and Materials of Finest Quality GUARANTEED Realistic Perman- ent, $7.50. Paper Curls, $1 up, Lola’s Beauty Shop. Phone 201 315 Decker Way. LOST ARD FOUND sale, ! sm’ 2-wheel trail- ! ED bookkeeper desires | Call room 430 i " FOR SALE 0o 0000000000 le NEW HOME ‘e New furniture; Frigidaire ® electric range, Norge refrig- erator, living room complete, davenport, chair, swing rock- er, 2 IES lamps, bridge lamp, rugs, etc. One twin bed- room -set, one set bunk beds. Automatic oil heat, automat- ic oil hot water. Basément e and garage. Immediate pos- ® session. Phone Black 875. © 0 00000000 00 Soeecsccscccoe | RUG new 9x10': wool, : taupe. 317 W. 12th St. color tan- 653-1t 130 ft. Troller 31B231, new engine, | gear in A-1 condition. Small Boat | Harbor. oo e IPORTABLE electric sewing ma- chine (White Rotary), Gen. Elec. radio, 10 tube, 5 meter band, ta- ble model; short grey squirrel | coat size 16; long blue grey top ceat, heavy, size 18, new; 2 wool- en blankets; long mirror. Write , Empire 2741 654-t1. (FOR SALE—in Douglas, 4 house under construction. I quire Sportsman Barber Shop. 653-3t. room In- 2 5-ft. reirigeracor cabinets. Can be cut down for use on boats, well insulated. Only $5.00 each. Take 'em away. Parsons Elec- tric Company. 653-t1. PRACTICALLY NEW 30 gal. in- sulated hotwater tank. Take it away for only $10.00. Parsons Elcctric Company. 653-t1. 1 USED Electric Range in gocd operating concition, only $25.00. We need the room. Parsons Elec- tric Company 653-t1. ] L A {3450 CA: Se- i dan. good motor. tf-dh. V. Heater, 6-ply tires, Call Green 150. NEW 61 hp. Kermath Marine er gine. Phone Douglas 834, eve- nings. 653-4t. ‘ABIN CRUISEK 26 ft. by 8 ft, V-bottom, 85 h.p. Chris Craft, stove, sink, toilet and skiff, $1,200. Write box ii7, Petersburg, Alas- 627-tf t. PACKER, new Gray engine has been rebuilt this winter, $12,- 000. Phone Green 68. 653-2t. troller fully equipped ready to go, $1700. 653-2t. NEW 29 ft. for trolling, Phore Green 68. Lop secre- 653-t1. NEW DAVENO. Gla tary. Phone Red 328. SLEEPING DAG, aiso, used win- dows. Phone Green 213 after 6 P 650-tf. NASHING MACHINE hke new. months. Call Blue 265. 649-tf. SHARLIE MILLER RESIDENCE, 124 Gold St. 5 bedroom house, furnished, full basement, 2-story with oil furnace, hot water heat- ing system. New electric stove Ceall Mike's 649-t1. and - vefrigerator. Place, Decuglas. 10-h.p. JOHNSON outboard, good running condition, easy starting, $95. New Remington 35 pump rifle, brand new and 8 boxes of shells, $115. Gastineau Hotel or 2261. BEST OFFER over $3200 takes a Hunter 27 Cruiser rebuilt Ker- muth 95. As she is includes dou- ble sport gear, tools, dishes, etc. See at float 3, slip 4. Write box 648-f. See Mary Joyce, write Box 649-6t. 1359. Phone Blue 560. > 2L FORREST home on Glacier High- way, 10 minutes from town. Com- pletely furnished, 4 bedrooms. Call 2 short. 0645-t1. Red 244 or 037, 2 long, 5 Gal, Jeep Cans now l_n stock. .n;- neau Welding & Machine Shop. 645-t1 £ = LOST — Eastman camera tripod head. Call Green 768. 653-5t. HEAVY hauling, 602 W 9th. trailer suitable for og 641-tf 31 Defendanis Are Convicted 0t War Crimes DACHAU, Germany, Aug. 12—® —All 31 defendants in the war crimes trial of Buchenwald €uncen- tration Camp operators were con- victed by a U. S. military court today. Sentences will be pronounc- ed Thursday. Among the defendants was a pregnant woman, Isle Koch, the widow of the former commandant of the camp. She denied on the stand charges that she had made lampshades from the skin of execut- ed inmates. The notorious camp was captur- ed by Americans in 1945. —— e Empire Wani-acs TOr resuils! COLONIAL Hotel, fully furnished. On 2nd St. across frem Baranof, Reasonably priced. Phone 187. 623-tt 5 ACRES win imoaern 5 room furnished house;, city light, suit- able for chicken ranch with brooders and ificubators. Ph. 357 SHARPE RESIDENCE, corner 11th and C Streets. Ph. Green 491. 629-t4 APT. HOUSE, ten apts. Phone 428, 618-t1 FOR SALE—Three hoiises and lot, houses i1 good condition and bes{ Inquire Trevor Davis 472-t7 | THREE DEUGES length 50 ft ready for trolling or charter work. Call Red 353, §04-t1 LOT 41 x 165 ft. and 5 cabins on ! lot. Bargain for quick sale, cash. l Bhone 336 after 6 p.m. 637-t¢ location: Box 876, Juneau. | l Call after 12 noon 406 W. Ninth. 650-4t. DINETTE SET, chrome leg and red leather seat covers, used 2