The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 20, 1947, Page 6

SDAY, AUGUST 20, 1947 itk THE DAILY ALAS VETERANS' GUIDE | By MAJOR THOMAS M. NIAL { That “termination cf the war phrase, a stumbling block which JUNEAU, ALASKA Funds Assurance | PRIN. LOUISEIS [s~=" Is Given Alaska AR el VATANT ADS Fire Profedion several of Juneau School £ ; WO - T4 Make Use of the Excellent Service Provided by Our | the Presidei'| Asurance has been given that Staff Return Here NOT cut the Alaska an- Control will not p MURPHY & MURPHY Fon saLE beneiits. All{pe com; climinated, although Yesferday | 3-bedroom meme—compl. fur. new- [ 1 tre lrl hali- Passenger and Express ki, Bean O o | thoy nave (6 0 60 Yie S tst lhing: L6 ey iR L Ve bedroom neme--compl. fur. 1 worid tof tries to fig-'one ycar of education, plus read- |full-scale operation of past ¥ears' ... sg Princess Louise arrived| m oo ”'lT‘, oy e equipped ‘and : lure out its to BI Bill lent allowance and guaranteed |were drastically curtafled by Con-|, € 25 IS HO T esterday | opeiglh i L (’,‘:"“,;gm‘;;[ Y:.l,i{ ay to go Sod for 18 e ‘D{)xi‘["{ir y 3“'("[‘“1‘;:“ benefits go. ;\hlfl 1t;llx;:‘ ot ml .;i‘“: - N to Delegate E. L.\, pemngon at Disembark- lmp‘l-.(l! ets, good 1.‘(v‘;;nh-,;1-,f;: d. | sale. Boat n,” at float s far as G Y 89 e o i ing at J 28 passengers. | 2-bedroom FHA, 3 lots, Douglas Boat' Harbor 661-8¢ Juneau—Ketchikan SOUTHBOUND NORTHBOUND the termination of the war has The Interior Department agency | 10:30A Lv. JUNEAU ek Ar. 4:10P rived. President Truman gave his ti nly one is eligible who served | has allotte2d $70,000 m money | 11:30A Lv. PETERSBURG . .Ly. 3:20P approval to Semate Joint Resolu- 90 days, part of which came after appropriated for the man: 12:00N Lv. WRANGELL ..Lv. 2:50P ticn 123 on July 25. From now on 940, and the “ter- and protection of the pu 2:40P Ar. KETCHIKAN Lv. 2:00P ex-service people can easily figure in the Territor out the time they have left 1o n with the original request mad for $170,000 ‘When sed the Interior bill That's because the GI Bill says Passenge for Juneau |l-bedroom home, thing elec- ‘) 815 1 Cons were: Laurence Cael, Eliphalét H.| trical, Douglas. s R R Y Steven He ther | e with 2 marine run-| ove sre Lillian Mill, Earl A. Mis- bl. furn., good income 5. Mishoff, Helen B.| property z Petersc rily Jo Peterson, Rob- Trollers 31A36, Polaris, etc COMBINATION register and ad- ert W. Peterson, Charles Smith, ' A x No. 1—48 ft. Pacl g machine, 9 place key in Rhea T. Smith, Marjorie Tillotsc Bldg, it large perfect condition for bookkeep- Edwards, Emily Dean, | space renta : W e Itha. Neil Smith, James futits Bor| T Donanel Spurlin, James | L. Spurlin, Patrick Delaney, Ethel in fast growing fishing £ . Henry A. Harmon, Gene-, town. New bldg, living quarters vieve Harmon, James Harmon, Jo- | fully furn, immediate occupa seph Harmon and Joseph F Moderate sum will handle. Pic-|" combination radio and phono- son tures, facts, figures, our office. graph $50. See it at 715 6th St - — FRITZ COVE s. fully furn.! o phone Black 615 Seots with bath, cement basement, ne washing machine Phone 234, 661-t1 ptember 1€ with pump $75 war cc 25, 1947 Juneau—Sitka use up their benefits under Public ; 9:00A Lv. JUNEAU Ar. 11:50°A Law 346, the GI Bill was ir *10:20A Ar. SITKA - Lv. 10:30A All education under the GI Bill recciution was sig (* or earlier) must ‘be completed within nine ,;tes Gi Bill benefits. He'll ge years—nine years, that is them when ne gets out " July 25, 1947. And it must b P B A TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS Started within four years aftcr that t mean 1ed (July 5- | (o] BIEDR()OM mnd(l |m[un|< ished house. 534 E. First St. Call 660-11 STERANS! Grocery which ;]v]U)' >'7F‘v.\hl V\"\R\PR table model luncau—-“mnce—ik’\gwa\' same dats 2:00P Lv. JUNEAU ] Ar. 4:40P There is one exception. Men DON IRWHN NAMED 3:45P Lv. HAINES ... .. Ly. 8:66P still in the service don’t have to uch protection docs not w Send V(- mh‘\(‘(i Sl'?nflJU for n ’ All Times PST (l"O" years after discharge, and don't " have to get it underway till four agement and protection of the pn‘:- MRS, MILL RETURNS b Juncau — Icy Strait Area years after discharge EXPER SIATION ic domain in Alaska which amount g : | Internaticnal truck. ;. NASH BEDAN. ‘s0od thbtor finally prevailed. The officials of . yuod i returned to] A0 PAY , bath, fully fair (ires, $225. 1652 Glacter LEAVE JUNEAU——*—for Funter, Hoonah, Excursion S en Vel EAL Y. eyl Inlet, Gustavus, Elfin Cove, Port Althorp, Pelican, Kim- person—has nine more years within shan Cove, Chichagof, Cobal — and return. which tc wind up any e (Departure time and sequence of stops variable) earned through war service Director of the Alaska Agricult furn., redecorated, etc. Wash, F room, clean grounds, et of the Bureau of Land Manage- {ighway. Phone Blue 779. 659-3t A " Juneau yesterday afterncon on the f nt have earmarked $70,000 for : ation he | Appointment of Den L. Irwin as et Aaie & “C‘mi,“?‘ e this S Princess Louise. Mrs. Mill has X - ral 5 e \q been visiting her daughter and DODGE 4-dpor ‘gedan, excel- 3 to go to fiel . r : ? 3 - loan sitch. Experiment Station was announced g0 to field o -in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth &% nt condition. R. W. Cowling Co. 4 2 Kihlman and her brand new MuRPHY [\ !?'.!BPL‘: 650-6t grandson, Kenneth, Jr. She ar- REALTO&S—ACCOUNTANTS :_ROOM FURNISHED iloat houst le just two days be- i 1 loat house, Next, lock at the MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS Any veteran who wants u GI Bil w“ loan, purt of which is guaranteed As by the U. S. Dey are In accord of Congre whic} stered rtment of 3 lic lands in the ce with - | the Alaska rived in e 676 over riret Natiorel Ba shower and inclosed back porch v : Whittingham, Pelican 657-61 reat-grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth AT Juneau — Chatham Area . . y . for Hawk Inlet, Tenakee, by the federal government, has 10 rec years from July 25 to get it. That's Ste 13 LEAVE JUNEAU - Chatham, Todd, Bnr'mof Angoon — and return. (Departure time and sequence of stops variable) 1, it rvice. what the la different for guys still in the Agri- They can get a loan up until 10 cultural Research ACk ation of | ya pan American Airways car- BigS FURN. ROOME S usinéss seo. | 1948 CHEW:: hes Catroster, ra- PHONE 612 i e | AT e e R ROOMS. e s e 540 CHET, st Ctrien o And then there’s reagjustment 2d many years'terday, On the northbound flight,' Up_ tc 1900 the o: industty in 324 T ger-tr. spat stineau Cafe -~ allowance, which is unemployment Alaska. flew one passenger from An- the United States produced abouf 656-t1 eneral ma and 16 from Scattle to Ju- @ billion barrels of oil about seven |ROCMS FCR DPow - = Rt nonths' production today. lcc Inqu Darnell 16 .Iln]‘ ¢ ral Ret neral sup of the cor- wer - o tie om Juneau to Ses Gladys Stockwell, Robert When you pzy not get the FIN just 0. Electric perfo.mance, Shop. Phone 166. 655-tf mheated rooms, clean 5> Gold St LE 9 e —Buy FLOR- | week or $100 a month - self- of employment fer the two Alnllncs years. 1If a veteran hasn't eX- vis djustment allowance the sale of Gov- stockwell, Edgar Stockwell hausted his re e S oat/uzaste‘wt benefits by July 25, 1949 (many, N0 ex Stockwell, Barbara King SHEIM SHOEE at Graves. —aav. MW doubt will not have used them up anc rom, Richard Frs - —_— - Y5 tor fork n GE RANGE, A-1 c JUNEAU gt m‘,‘l';, Br ey s L[S Halen Oully, KAPE B RMRD LEGAL NOTICE Red 62 655+t o se anc land purchas A. E. Owe W. A. Kassler, Lorene TNV S = y . Ju 1. Alaska - i EINY,duxea; vy ROOM— kit privilege ABIN CRUISEK, 26 It. by 8 ft. an under authorization by the Cor- MeGreger, Sam Stanaway, Thor Si- B i 10 {:schar; ption of ind T W. McKee- | pyBLIC NOTICE CONCERNING e —_ e i R R ssey PROPOSED ASSIGNMENT , here. The law says that no al- ctices. From 1936 to 1945, Mr., Lco Murphy, Robert Larson, An- ‘R‘/PO&EII(‘E;\:E} 1 ELLIS AIR LINES lowance will be paid to ANY vet- I was superintendent of the'qy Teague, H. Erickson, E. Ram- pawin A. Kraft, 1 eran more than five years after Matanuska Agricultural Experiment perz Raiph Moser, Harry Leon, Building Seattle, W e of all scientific Chris Steen, Sig Iverson, Guy Gil- by gives notice th DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN | " cmmnies & i v ve i v Shris Steen, Sig Tverso : That means no veter will be and re key, Geo. Adams, W. Cornellius, W he f - But guys still in the service ears from poration Hotel. Phone 886. V-bottor 85 hp. Chris Craft, t f, $1,200. N ROOMS, by dey of \yrite box 1i7, Petersburg, Alas Colonial Hotel. Ph. ka 627-t1 start counting their two There's one € ng th ce in farm pan, P £ MILLZR RESIDENCE, 24 Gold St. 5 bedroom house, v i 11 basement, 2: ry ROOMS ation with | Hotel 1 cha an appl . able tc Hv\l‘ ized in exper - alliug. Jr: - PY Sanh:. TeStET ihs e RS e via Petershurg and Wrangell o orS s e st R | pamet WP Bitoh T = ulcio seadesing consenh s | mscm.zmzous Maire sov Call even if he is (‘h\("!r\\”"d in June in M, ka T and Seattle to Juneau: Virginia Shat- Section 310 (b) of the Communic: ercsion control. He received his | tuck, Olaf Westby, B. P. Inman, tions Act (47 U. S. C. A. 310) to| g at the Kansas Agricuitural rhomas Trwin, Frank Damalio, Kay assign ssets and licenses to op- | ' g and the University of Min- |yan, O. H. Davenport, Dr. James erate Radio Station KINY, Juneau, . special Goceh, Ora Gooch, Theodore Ir- Al and KTKN, Ketchikan, Al- g genetic win, Ralph Reynolds, Richard Rey- to William J. Wagner, Anchor- nting and on, Carl Ander- age, Alaska. With connections to Craig, Klawock. Hydaburg and e steamers for Prince Rupert, Vancouver, and Seattle of Iy ety l“i?‘&.! St It's not only FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 bt Ly s fgsOIHIGN: Publi save y home vn Glacier High- , 10 minutes from town. Com- y furnished, 4 bedrooms. Call 1 244 or 037, 2 long, 2 short 645-LL ¢ 16, the Vocational Rehabilita- tion Act, also is affected Dis- abled veterans able to go to school ing ac ® tract dat- | or college under Public L 16 member of the Arctic Socie e | Wilitm :;, Edith ‘E. Under the terms of a ¢ s . . must finish their study within the American Association of the .Ad- i July 31, 1047, Edwin A. Kraft yeu as s Gl A um Ing ea Ing t nine rs, just like those vancement of Science; and the Soil| Ainc's to Juneau: Harold Gra- agrees to sell to William J. Wagner R v 5 Gal. Jeep Cans now in stock. Ju- taking cducation under the GI Bill. Ccnse of America. 3 the entire physical assets used in the| 2 & Our constant aim — TO neau Welding & Machine Shop. i it 0 Tiisah, Alasis | Dicase one: and iall, o Segtsclioe: 645-t1 | 0il Burners ck Order Office Sev, Phone 22 And no serviceman can become eligible for Public Law 16 any SILVER TE. Only th who received Moose Lodge Reoms, ! ;1o ¢ service - connected disability fterncon, A 21st., be- | ceived before July 25 are eligible. 2 pm. Public invitéd. ' g recto Incidentally, service people Who by the Women of the cd. Only new subs were in the Army or Navy or i and KTKN, Ketchikan, Alaska, for has not re- the sum of $140,000.00, payable call 42 our follows: $75,00000 payable wher 25 numbers oaly are KINY's license and KTKN's license hava been issued to William J. Wag- | e. So ner; $10,000.00 with inter at the S yate of 4% per annum payable one | SHOP., Permancnts ar from date of bills of sale and | Violet Seaberg, Green /e been given to il ERE A J. Wagner; $10,00000 with interest | 5 at the rate of 4% per annum paj (V““-\l'l;nikr;l . A able two years from date of bills of | Complete Photographic DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR 2P¢ 'O YOO “ml‘n‘mwd"‘g Wil | Deyeloping — P Artists' Paints and Materials of suitable for log 9th 641-t1 HEAVY hauling, COLONIAL ®otel, fully furnished On 2nd St. across from Baranof Reasonably priced. Phone 187. 623-t1 1tative. Telephone-319 Nights-Red 730 Harri Machine Shep, Inc. 5 ACRES witn-imodern 5 room furnished house, city light, suit- able for chicken ranch wita brooders and incubators. Fh. 357 cvx apts. Phone 428. EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED Bign of Jand Management j;, 0, 5 wagner: $10,000.00 with in-| DR. D. D. MARCUARDT e i or 4% i bt nest Quality pibar OPTOMETRIST June 18, 1947. e from 0a(¢| GUARANTEED Realistic Perman- FOR SALE-Three hoases and 1ot 8Second and Franklin Juneau NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ! ”:l‘" of sale and deeds iy 0| ent, $7.50. Paper Curls, $1 up, houses in good condition and bes. to William J. Wagner; and $35,000 Lola’s Beauty Shop. Phone 201 location. Inquire Trevor Dav Notice is hereby given that Forest Sl R B SR 315 Decker Way. Box 576, Juneau. 472-¢ B bl Clirinass. afast . aney, SDORM peyable (UL REEE ! | with his witnesses, Mayo V. RAN2V. oo s of sale and deeds furnished | E DEUCES length 50 1t end Harry Edward Ellingen, 2l of 4, wwyjiam . Wagner. At the option | LUST AND ruu“n ready for trolling or charter work PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS Hainep, & 5 R final proo’ of William J. Wagner payments may | Call Red 3 604-th A, ‘,‘V‘f“‘" ge Sorl be increased. Edwin A. Kraft has LOST—PINK shell-rimmed glasses, ——————— LT for l he ke ' guaranteed title that will be con-| Phone Bme 728. 660 LOT 41 x 165 ft. and 5 cabins on T R. 55 ECRM. con- lot. Bargain for quick sale, cash hA i s veyed. Additional information con- z i o rg A 5 Is DOW M orning the transaction may be ob- | LOBToEkayed or S olen—Tan col- Hone: K88 alles & . o the files “fl:lrr11‘);1‘-’1](:l'h~:‘2€llélg‘1(‘(’i tained from the application, which | ur‘cd Pun}ela.m.an Sunday, 4 mi. - - o 0 protest 1a. 1L |o; op pite, e the oftice of the Fed- out on Glacier !h::hma Phone WANTED You'll never be a hermit if you serve . a ( | ge, Refrigeration olo oy | e et it i the & oo ot 91 26eng offie bours W0k |1 ‘{’hercmm‘ e mm ”mor v}:xll ;e {Waxnmf,mn D. C. o ————- WANTED immediately, housing for & 4 This notice is being given pmsu-] 4 returning teachers. 2 furnished ““For Generations—A Great Kentucky Favorite’™ laccepted “2“ (‘)‘r’;‘(‘,‘;“:\“‘l‘?\}g(‘;“u“‘ ant to Section 1.321 of the rules or] p apts. or a furnished house. Call W ; [ e L |the Federal Communications Com- | one erv‘{e Black 240. 661-4t. !o KA Wational Disillers Products Corp., N. Y. « Kentucky Whistey — A Blead » 86 . Proof + 65% Grain Newlral Spirits e seubllcating, Al 13 191.(’ * | mission, which provides that no M- - o i"sl p“m Rl s By {®on will be taken upon the assign- | WANTED — Used genuine leather sk publication, Beph ___/ment of the licenses for a period of | ]. ' davenport. Phone 777. 65913t. mxty days from August 18, 1947.1 o | a oo“ WANTED — e within which time other persons de- siring to purchase the facilities upon | mode in good condmuu Phone |the same terms and conditions may | SEATTLE, Aug. 20—(#—The Alas- Bisck . 590. g | file an application to this effect with i ka Communications System will ex- [EGAL bTLNOGRAPHFR esires the Federal Communications Com- its radiotelephone service to pogition, Phnno Blue 560, - 659-5t. nux ion. probably abeut September 1, . < e EDWIN A KRAFT. J. Tully, Commanding Of- TO R VTA 2 or 3 nr(llomn turn- Fint publication, Aug. 18, 1847. wnounced today. Tests of or lmmo by established Last publication, Sept. 4, 1947 | new equipment at Sitka now are Write Empire UNITED STATES mfl::;;)}mmts to which the ACS ' e DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR | ;)00 4y 13|ovid;»x n\'er;éas telephone Bureau of Land Muntgement | (ervice from the U. 5. and Cana- da include Adak, Nome, Kodiak, Anchorage, Alaska. Seward Anchorage, Fairbanks, P TR e gt i dow i iy s NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION g/ agway, Juneau and pjANOS RENTED and TUNED (o ekt e Anderson Shop. Notice is hereby given that Joseph % {E. Trucano, has made application Col. Tully said the ACS plans to for a five-acre tract, filed under the | extend the service to additional lact of May 26, 1934, (48 Stat. 809 Alaska towns, including Cordova,‘" ED pRoDu(ER | Valdez, Wrangell and Petersburg, as soon Anchorage series 011360, embraced | b . Racisis it e SEES FAIRBANKS and funds are available. Prelim- ' ‘ psmm—— : Wl in U.’s Plat of Survey No. 2091, PhoneS: SCHEDULE S, s. ALASKA \Hcmesims. and designated as Lot | 141 work now is being done ’“‘ g g ! the Juneau area on the extension|FAIRBANKS, . 1 20—(®—Walt Sheet No. 2, Triangle Group of C-C, containing 3.35 acres, and it is | Regular sailings from Seattle and Tacoma, Washingten For Rates and Information CONSULT Alaska Transporiatien Company GASTINEAU HOTEL P. O. Box 61—PHONE 879 Juneau, Alaska KIRSTEN'S Beauty Shop, Phone 556, 3rd and Main. Specializing in permanents. Open evenings by appointment. 203--tf 1891—0ver Half a Century of Banking—1947 * The B. M. Behrends Bank Oldest Bank in Alaska Passengers: Leave Seattle Juneau North Jn:uu South ! now in the files of the District Land { project. ! Disney told the . irbanks Cham- 109 Aug. 19 Aug. 28 S“Eé 26 || Office, Anchorage, Alaska. B T, 4B e B Y ber cf Commerce . sterday he Sept. 2 Sept. 6 ept. 9 i Any and all persons claiming ad- FROM RENTON | was “soaking up atmisphere” for Freight: Sept. 16 Sept. 20 Sept. 23 | versely any of the above mentioned Willlam Oskman of Renton, a documentary movie he's making Washington, is registered at the;nbcut Alaska. Disney and his 10- 23 £ land should file their adverse claim | Non Scheduled Fl’elghisvgssels in the local land office at Anchor- { Hotel Juneau. He is a former resi- | year-old daughter, Sharon, flew SQUABE : SINNET — SALLOR'S - SPLICE [lage, Alaska, within the period of dent of Juneau. hele with Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. E. GREEN PALISANA — LUGCIDOR publication or thirty days thereafter, — e, 1anenslritn of Los Angeles, who Agent or they will be barred by the pro- AT HOTEL JUNEAU |have oil and mining interests in visions of the statutes. Juanita Wilson of flayworth, | Alaska. CDMMERCIAL SAVINGS | GEORGE A. LINGO, Oklahoma, is stopping at the Ho-| - e Acting Manager. tel Juneau. Only cne percent of Australians First publication, Aug. 20, 1947. e, — have taxable incomes of £2000 per Last publication, Oct. 15, 1947. Read the want-ads for bargams!lnnnum and over. » N