The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 13, 1947, Page 6

With connections to Craig, DAILY Juneau—Ketchikan SOUTHBOUND 10:30A Lv. JUNEAU 11:30A Lv. PETERSBURG 12:00N Lv. WRANGELL 12:40P Ar. KETCHIKAN Juneau—Sitka 9:00A Lv. JUNEAU +10:20A Ar. SITKA (* or earlier) Make Use of the Excellent Service Previded by Qur NEW SCHEDULES Passenger and Express NORTHBOUND Ar. 4:10P ..Lv. 3:208 Lv. 2:50P ..Lv. 2:00P Ar. 11:50*A Lv. 10:30A 4 TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS 2:00P Lv. JUNEAU 2:55P Lv. HAINES e 3:10P Ar. SKAGWAY " All Times PST (120°) Juneau—Haines—Skagway r. 4:40P V. 5P ..Lv. 3:30P Juneau — Iey 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, WED LEAVE JUNEAU —— ESDAYS, FRIDAYS Juneau — Chatham Area — for Haw Chatham, Todd, Baranof, Angoon — and return. Inlct, Tenakee, (Departure time and sequence of stops variable) PHONE 612 ALASK kl/* ki % AIRLIN ewing Southeasten las JUNEAU o ES ko ELLIS AIR LINES DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN via Petershurg and Wrangell Telephoue-319 Plumbing ® Healing 0il Burners Nights-Red 730 Harri Machine Shep, Inc. Klawock. Hydaburg and steamers for Prince Rupert, Vancouver, and Seattle FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED DR. D. D. MARCUARDT OPTOMETRIST PHONE 508 FOR APPOINTMENTS Second and Franklin Juneau FREIGHT Refrigeration SERVICE {0 ALASKA Regular sailings from Seattle and Tacoma, Washington For Rates and Information CONSULT Alaska Transportaticn Company GASTINEAU HOTEL P. 0. Box 61—PHONE 879 Juneau, Alaska * Bank : 1891—0ver Half a‘Century of Banking—1947 The B. M. Behrends Oldest Bank in_Alaska COMMERCIAL SAVINGS NEWS ITEMS FROM SITKA Aug. 9.—Fall ar- overnight. After SITKA, Alas rived practically lan unusually warm, dry summer land a startling fine July, this | morning the rains came and light | sleepers were awakened by the call {of ducks and geese flying overhead. Happy to see the rain and ac- jcompanying wind were Frank | Wright, Jr. manager of the Pyra- mid Fisheries, b e such con- | ditions usually bring in the fish, land Frank Hennessy, manager of |the Sitka Public Utilit because lof the serious water shortage from the long dry spell the being Pan McGraw, partner in Conway Dock Company, is ,honored tonight by the Moose |Lodge with a Bon Voyage party to which all Moose members and Elks Club members with their !ladies, are invited. McGraw is one (of three Alaska delegates to the | Moose convention which will be held in Columbus, Ohio on August {15, He is a Past Governor of the lodge and for eight years served as sacrotary. At present, he is one of the trustees. Also, this evening at the party, the Elk-Moose bowling trophy will be presented to the Elks' winning kowling team, which captured the title in last winter's tournament Dancing will start at ten p. m and later in the evening a supper will be served Mis. Lydia Tilson and her daughter, Lydia Ann, will leave by plane early next weck enroute tc North Carolina to visit Mrs. Til- son’s older daughter, Mildred, who is a student at the University of North Carolina. Mildred, a grad- uate of Sitka High, studied her freshman college y at the Uni- ver: of Washington, where she won a scholarship for Columbia University in New York City There she spent her sophomore year, then went on to North Caro- lina for her junior year Lydia Ann, who graduated Sitka High this spring will Pullman College thise fall. Tilson will return to Sitka she is postmaster from enter Mrs. where Mrs. Tom Tilson will leave by plane Tuesday to catch the clipper south the following day on an extended vacation in the States. She plans to visit relatives and friends in Seattle and Portland. Following the fishing season she will be joined by Mr. Tilson, own- er of the Sitka Mercantile. They will take delivery on ‘a new C ¥ in Seattie, then tour through Ore- |gon, Idaho and California, before returning to their home here, In Seattle, Mrs. Tilson will meet Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ficken, form- er Sitka resident, who are mak- ing their first trip west in ten vears. Mr. Ficken, with the late John Maurstad, was the original founder of the Hidden Falls lum- ber mill, on the west coast of Baranoff Island and later U. S Marshal in Sitka for many years. month vacation . Fickens plan to spend a two visiting former Alaska friends between their home . Louls and the West Coast. in Mrs. Louit2 Hansen is expect- ed to ‘arrive by plane tomorrow for a combined business and va- cation visit in Sitka. While here she will be a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Andersen, and attend to the sottling of her busband's, the late Eiler Hansen, estate. Mrs. Martin Tengs arrived from Soap Lake, Wash, by plane Wed- nesday to join her hustand, who is an employee at the Silver Foam Club arrival Yacht ing her On the day follow- her husbhand was taken to the hospital for an emer- gency major operation. The Tengs have taken the upstars apartment in the Clarence Rands home on the Crescent The Rev. Herbert Bruhn, who has been pastor for the Assembly. of God for the left by plane this wesk for Fair- has he will where He ban! ferred. past two yea been be joined tra there in the fall by his wife and young daughter who have been visiting in the middle west during the sum- mer. Mrs. Adeline Bo; left by plane last weekend, enroute to her home in the States eral weeks with and daughter, M after a visit T of sev- son-in-law Mrs. Max her and Penrod on Japsonski Mr. and Mrs. turned by plane a summe vaca Mr. Rowe is a ployee on is a teacher in school. The Rev Pres:tyterian plane this week vacation in the States local leader of the R t Elwood Hunter Church, from a ussell Rowe 1°- this week from on in the States. civil Japonski. em- wife Grade service His he Sitka returned by month's He is the Boy Scouts. of the I plane last weekend after a vis veral weeks with Mi John- parents, Mr. and Mrs. George aggen at their home on the ent Mrs. Johnson and Miss Hamil- ton enjoyed a trip to Kc‘lchlkan‘ aboard the Baggen's tug, Samson | 11, while Elsa and Ann remained ith their grandmother and were lests at several social events giv- en in their honor. s |camp Kilmer, New Jersey, in or-|3ipedrecm home by der to spend two Mrs. Warren Green left plane last weekend to joln her! husband in Anchorage. The Greens! have been Sitka residents for sev-| eral years during which time Mrs.| Green was an cmployee at the! Alaska Drug and Jewslery Com-| pany. | o i Mrs. Christine Sunde and Roy! Grover were married Thursday by, US Commissioner Ernest Dennis| in the Court Rooms, attended by| the bride's daughter, Sharon Sun- de, and the groom’s son, Donl! srover. Mr. Grover is owner | and manager of the Fisherman's Cafe. At the Elks dance last weekend, over $200 was raised for the Li-| brary Building Fund. A large! crowd attended the party and had such a good time there was a little difficulty in closing the club at a reasonable hour. The one-man rubber life raft, awarded during the evening, went to Fred Geslin, Administrative Of- ficer of the ANS on Japonski. | It is rumored ski nurses accepted a dare to pad- dle the raft to town later in the week, convoyed by more nurses in a skiff. After making a cred- itable start, the raft started spin- ning in circles; the Coast Guard attempted to rescue the maidens tut was scorned, whereupon the brave lads stood the lassies on mnavigation trip ended successfully. by and coached and the Mus. Dick Crueger guest at a no-host lunci nesday, at the Sitka Cafe. Twenty Jamestown Bay neighbors and Sit- ka friends joined in celebrating Y Crueger's birthday in the private dining room. Table decor- place cards and the birth- ation: day cezke were arranged by the Charles Whittimore and Frank Richards were host- tea Friday afternoon Mrs. | M csses at a Mr, and Mrs. Bill Richards havéfat the Whittimore homs in James- taken the front apartment over the Sitka Mercantile, recently va- cated by Mr,. by. M ters and Anr land, Oregon, and Mrs. Ken Nord- 1 Burr Johnson, her daughz) and Mrs. John- ¢ son’s niece,” Pat Hamilton of Port- returned to Juneau * : Passengers: Freight: £ H. E. GREE: Agent town Bay, in honor of Mrs. Arnold Curtis. Over fifty friends called during the afternoon. Presiding at the tea table we: Mrs. Marie Brightman, Mrs. Mary Vhittimore, Mrs. Joel Campbell, Ars. Robery MeCracksn, Mrs. Ken Nergby and Paul Morgan. Mre. L. Crueger and Mrs. Em- acsisted the hostes- oe as honor guest at tea last week given by Marie Brightman, with whom . Curtis is spending her vaca- Mrs. Shura Matson presid- the samovar. cd at “The Kum Double Klub held their gathering this month at Halibut Point Tuesday evening and en- !joyed a weiner roast followed by a baseball game and community singing. At the brief business meeting officers for the coming years were elected; Keith Sno den, president; Chester Latta, vice- president; Helen Little, secretary; Mrs. Hubert Gilbert, treasurer. The next months meeting is planned for Labor Day with M and Mrs. Hubert Gilbert and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rands to plan arrangements. The charter cht Vermaco, Art Kinnan skipper, was in por Jast weekend with six pasengers: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Patton of Se- attle, Mr. and Mrs. T. Jensen of |'San Francisco and Mr. and M George Rogers of Juneau. | Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Franks have | received a clipping from the Cleve- | land Press containing a picture of their son Robert, who is attend- ing the World Jamboree of Boy - FREIGHT - REFRIGERATION Sept. Leave Seattle Aug. 19 2 SCHEDULE S. S. ALASKA Junieau Aug. Sept. Non-Scheduled Freight Vessels SQUARE SINNET — SAILOR'S SPLICE PALISANA — LI R CHIEF W, North Juneau South 23 Aug. 26 6 Sept. 9 that two Japon- - | pelican, || When yéu pay xor QUALITY why Scouts in Fran and his| former pen-friend, Jimmy Kelly.| Jimmy and Robert had started a correspondence on March of 1945, which continued until the death of Jimmy in the summer of 1946. The correspondence was continued & by Mr. and Mrs. Kelly and their | e daughter Claire. i ot v comins e, wer| MUBPHY & MURPHY Robert was coming East, travelled five hundred miles to] compl. fur. new- ly decorated, large cement base- ment, garage, 2 bathrooms, work g B y | shop, laundry, electric kitchen, Now the Kellys have written the| pyge clgsets, gogd neighborhood. Franks for permission for Robert|s pedqroom FHA Hetie on 3 lofs, days with Rob-| ert, whom they sider their sec-| 'é’l 4‘1;" |themx ;" ] lr\f)mc )""; completely fur. Douglas. b b return from his'y Apt home with 2 marine run- Lt "?' ' ways. Compl. furn., good income c T % | property. % ' Trollers 31A36, Polaris, etc. l lAh'Apex No. 1—48 ft. ‘Packer. ,2 homes 5 mi. Glacier Highway, 1 acre pat. land, good for truck I garden, chickens. g Decker Bldg. incl. apts, 2 large g | store space rentals. Fine invest | Terms. E(oNon Itlslz-bcdroom home, East St., newly { painted, redecorated thruout, fur- | nished. ! 1-bedroom home, fully furn, large . . g . lot, everything electrical, Dcuz- Discussion on Easing Loan | i sy {Homes on acier ighway, tar Terms Starts MOflda‘f {750, Seventh St. Bact S, Wa}"- in Washington | (Conttnusu frem Page —ne; H |WANTED — Transportation to { Haines for car and 2-wheel trail- er. Phone Walluce at 374, days. dh-tf-hw. nor Add., Casey-Shattuck Add. . REALTO&8—ACCOUNTANTS forts tc acnieve economic recov- ; Phene 676 over raret Nation=! Band - | The House of Commons voted | 193 to 84 to adjourn until Oct. 20, it s Liberal attempts to shorten the re- { WANTED TO RENT—Furnished or cess to Sept. 16 in view of the| partly furnished apartment or Anthony Eden, speaking for the Phene 5.%, evenings. 655-4t. Conservatives, declared the $3,75 ed before the recess ends and that | the Laber regime had not told x:;(‘u‘ld‘ Lul:tj in dealing with the |gXpPERIENCED bookkeepsr desires nation’s plight. part time work. Phone MURPHY & MURPHY ery. '8 R ANTED beating down Censervative and w economic situation. {\ house ateut Nov. 1, no children 060,000 U. S. loan would be exhaust- Parliament what practical steps 1|.| 653-3t. TO DISCUSS i .| Take WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1947 WANT ADS | FOR SALE SMALL cabin cruisér, nearly com- pleted. Inferior finished to suit buyer. See at Douglas Beat Shop or call Douglas 192 655-3t. 30 ft. troller, new engine, gear A-1 cond:tion, must sel, price rea- scnable. Inquire room 42, Ala kan Hotel. 655-6t. BOY'S BICYCLE for sale, good conditicn, phone 035, 2 long, 1 shert. 655-2t. 16 h.p. 1941 model streamlined Johnson Seahorse outboard mo- tor, new power head, just like new performance,’ $250. Electric Service Shop. Phone 166. 655-tf. GE RANGE, A-1 condition. Red 624. PORTABLE eclectli: sewing ma- chine (White Rotary), Gen. Elec. radio, 10 tube, 5 meter band, ta- ble model; shert grey squirrel coat size 16; long blue grey top ize 18, new; 2 wool- long mirror. Write 654-t1. Phone 665-tf. I ceat, heav, cn blankets; Empire 2741 room In- FOR SaLE—n bouglas, 4 hcuse under construction. quire Spcrtsman Barber Shop. 653-3t. reirigeraior cabinets. Can for use on boats, Only $5.00 each. Parsons Elec- 653-tf 12 5-ft ke cut down well insulated. ‘tm away. tric Company. | PRACTICALLY NEW 30 gal. in- sulated hotwater tank. Take it away for only $1000. Parsons Electric Company. 653t cperat'ng conditien, only $25.00. | ! |1 USED Electric Range In gocd | { We need the room. Parsons Elec- | TERMS X ; 2 WASHINGTON, Aug, 13—ir— | WANRED—Apt: of sall house ton| ‘ric Cmpany AL Secretary of the Treasury Snyder| couple, no children or pets. Call|lgs50 CASH buys 37 Ford V-8 Se- anncunced today that discussmns' rocm 439, Gastineau Hotel 653-3t. ! dan. Heater, 6-ply tires, good will start Monday with British of- R =k Call Green 150, tf-dh. BOOKKEEPER- Steno. 10 exp., accurate with figures, avail- able immediately Gastineau Hotel. Is on easing terms of the $3,-| 0,000,000 American loan to Bri-| tain | Snyder told a news conf:‘x‘t‘nuc"‘ l]_ml the I\BLxgnnl Adyvisory cou"’iRELlA’B‘l:E} MI‘I;DLE AGED wo- cil on International monetary prob- ARG Y 3 man who wants good home and 653-3t. lems, headed by himself, will con: % pe R S LA e dEibtines 4 ikt e | Phene 53 648-tL. this country. e $ s ke e The British delegation, which: TO RENT—2 or 3 vedroom furn- will ily here this week-end, willi ijshed act. or home, by established Write Empire be headed by Sir Wilfred Eady,| busines 641-tf special assistant to Chancellor of - 2663: the Exchequer Hugh Dalton. To Ask Concessions i Although no formal requests, have been made, it is understood ! fanily. | KIRSTEN'S Beauty Shop, Phone 556, 3rd and Main. Specializing in permanents. Open evenings by that England will ask concessions| appointment. 3--tt which would permit. her to CO"‘(PXANOS RENTED and TUNED serve her dwindling dollar supply by inc: ng imports from Brit-! ish Dominions and decreasing im- | ports from the United States. The present terms of the 1081 § e e — agreement prohibit this 2 OFFICES for rent in Simpson Bldg. 624-t1 Snyder emphasized it was hi understanding that the conferenc e L b e She —kitche: rivileges — Home Would be strictly limited to the | gop Sl s o British loan and would not delve! % 4 into other aspects of the British!NxcE CLEAN ROOMS, by day o1 “dcllar crisis” or European aid. | week. Colonial Hotel. Ph. 187. He declined to comment on pros- 546-2% pective changes, saying: o1 e “I want to find out what the:ROOMS—Kltchen privileges. Homr British delegation has in mind be- Hotel—Ph. 886, | .| motor, 1 | Call room 430! NEW 61 hp. Kcrmath Mavine ef- Phcne Douglas 834, eve- 653-4t. gs. | ) x'JABIN CRUISEK, 26 ft. by 8 ft., V-bottcm, 85 hp. Chris Craft, stove, sink, toilet and skiff, $1,200. Write box ii7, Petersburg, Alas- ka. 627-tt :\TE\\'I "D/R;ENO VGiIss l‘(‘)pr secre- tary. Phone Red 328. 653-t1. 1 2: £ RTRR T, SLEEPING BaG, aiso used win- dows. Phone Green 213 after 6 P.n. 650-tf. DINETTE SET, chrome leg and red leather seat covers, used 2 months. Call Blue 265. 649-tf. CHARLIiE MiLLER RESIDENCE 124 Gold St. 5 bedroom house, furnished, full basement, 2-story with oil furnace, hot water heat- ing system. New electric stove and vefrigerator. Call Mike’s Place, Douglas. B49-t1. 10-hp. JOHNSON outboard, good running. condition, easy starting, $95. New Remington 35 pump rifle, brand new and 8 boxes of shells, $115. See Mary Joyce, Gastineau Hotel or write Box 2261. 649-6t. fore making any statement.” mws Other Develepments In two other developments on ik A e RETOUCHING NEGATIVES e Expertly Done . the International Economic scene: | 1. Snyder scotched ‘“persistent e { rumors” in London's financial dis- I {rict that the Treasury planned to|e H. M, Kurriger . 1crease its price on gold from the|eo @ o @ o o @ o o @ L present $35 an ounce to $50. The Secretary said there have been “no plans and no discussions” of such a4 move. An increase in the gold | price would assist European coun- !tnes with gold reserves to extend their present dollar credits. 2. The British withdrew another | $150,000,000 of their U. S. loan, | leaving only $850,000,000 available. {At the recent rate of withdrawal | Treasury officlals estimated the lcan would be exhausted in Oc- tober, instead of next June 30, as centemplated. MIKE GOODMAN' HERE ! FROM PELICAN CITY Mike Goodman, superintendent for the Whiz PFish Company at is a Juneau visitor. —ee——— u need an item in a hurry When save yourself fuss, time and wor- new catalog is your New Air Freight rates Pan Ameri- ry—Sears best bet. are the lowest yet. —stop in to see us—or give us a call. Our please one and all. buck Order Office. Phone 223. BEAUTY ' SHOP, Permanents, etc. Violet Seaberg, Green 483. : 636-t1 WINTER & POND CO., inc. Complete Photographic Supplies Sears-Roe- Seward St. 655-3t. 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 AND FOUND not get the FINEST—Buy FLOR- SHEIM SHOES at Graves. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OMEPHE INTERIOR ' Bureau of Land Management DISTRICT LAND OFFICE Anchorage, Alaska June 18, 1947. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Notice is hereby given that Forest | Herbert Young, entryman; together with his witnesses, Mayo V. Raney, and’ Harry Edward Ellingen, all of Haines, Alaska, has made final proof on his homestead, Anchorage Serial | 010897, for the N}aNW Y%, SEXNW, sec. 23, T. 28 S. R. 556 ECR.M. con- i taining 120 acres, and it is now in FOUND — Fountain pen, Channel Apts. Phone Black 815. 655-2t. in front of Crescent Apts., Sat- urday night. Reward. Return to Empire. at 20th Century Theatre. in the local land office, within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued GEORGE A. LINGO, Acting Manager. First publication. Aug. 13 ,1947. Last publication, Sept. 10, 1947. head. Call Green 768. 653-5t. GASTINEAU GUESTS J. A. Waydzich and Robert Jack- Gastineau Hotel. e Box 812, Anchorage, Alaska & can speeds your order back, we notily you. It's as simple as that constant aim—To} Peveloping — Printing — Enlsrging vicinity LOST_Handmade gold bracelet 655-3t. LOST—Pair shell rimmed' glasses 3EST 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 1359. Phone Blue 560. 848-tf FORREST home un Glacier High- way, 10 minutes from town. Com- pletely furnished, 4 bedrcoms. Call Red 244 or 037, 2 long, 2 short. 645-t1. 36;.1%11 Cans no;v hV{ s[dck. Ju- neau Welding & Machine Shop. 645-tf HEAVY twailer suitable , for 10g hauling, 602 W 9th. 641-t1 COLONIAL. Hotel, fully. furnished. On 2nd St. across from Baranof. Reasonably priced. Phone 187. 623-t1 3 ACRES wun iaogern 5 room furnished house, city light, suit- able for chicken ranch With brooders and ‘incubators. Ph. 357 e L i SHARPE RESIDENCE, comer 1ith and C Streets. Ph. Green 491, 629-t1 APT. HOUSE, ten apts. Phone 428, 618-t1 FOR SALE—Three houses and lot, houses in good condition and besl location. Inquire Trevor Davis Box 576, Juneau. 472-t THREE DEUGES length 50 ft ready for trolling or charter work Call Red 353. 604-tf LOT 41 x 165 ft. and 5 cabins on lot. Bargain for quick sale, cash. Phone 336 after 6 p.m. 637-t1 LAHORE, India — Great fires Re- raged at several points in Lahore the files of the District Land Office, | ward. Phone Red 624. 655-2t. larea after 24 hours of arson, Ancorage, and if no protest is filed LOST — Eastman camera tripod train holdups and killings in lwhxch 100 were counted dead. The communal disturbances increased 1in violence as the hour approach- ed fo rthe announcement due to- day of how the boundary commis- son from Los Angeles, Calif, were sion would partition the rich pro- among the guests registered at the vince Letween the dominions of India and Pakistan.