The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 21, 1948, Page 5

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1948 FIVE HOMESITES ARE MADE AVAILABLE FOR PATENT; REPORT MADE \ Five Alaska National Forest| homesites have been made avail-| able for patent under the appli- cable public-land laws Lhroughl the signing of Public Land Order 441 on January 30, 1948, accm‘ding! to information received in the Ju- neau ofiice of Regional Forester B.| Frank Heintzleman. These are as follows Tengass National Forest Herring Bay Group, Tongass Highway, near Ketchikan, Lee E. ckinscn, Lot 74, 145 acres. Clover Pass Group, Tongass High- ar Ketchikan: Mrs. Larry i, Lot A, 2.7 acres; Leo H. Ingman, Lot AA, .77 acres; Fay L. Bullock, Lot G, 444 acres. Chugach National Forest Elisha W. Hall, Boswell Bay, Hinchenbrook Island, 4:31 acres. The elimination of the above tracts from the National Forests is the first step leading towards pat- ent. Original occupancy of Lhe) areas was authorized by the For- est Service through Special Use permits and the permitees have | since resided continuously on the | permit areas for at least three years to the exclusion of a home else- where. The Regional Forester states that this is in line with the Forest | gress some day will be faced with, spent from Forest Service funds in building spur roads to open new groups of homesites and laying out these groups in advance of demand. MILLIONS TO BE NEEDED SHORTLY | FOR ALASKAR.R., WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.—®—| Rep. Crawford (R-Mich) says Con- the need to vote $750,000,000 to im- | prove and extend the Alaska RaM-| road. “We are going to be faced with a| fantastic expanision of Alaska which we should have started five years ago,” he said. “Some day Congress will te faced with a $750,000,000 bill| in connection with Alaskan Railroad | transporation. We have huge oil re-| serves up there. You are going to have to defend them or Russia will take them.” Rep. Crawford is Chairman of a House Territories Subcommittee. He | made the statement during & hear- ing on a bill to grant statehood to Alaska. | The arguments on statehood had turned to the Alaska Railroad and| a $33,000,000 improvement program; for it. | Crawford did not explain his state- | ment further. He said he had been | 12:30—Brotherhood Hour. KINY — JUNEAU Alaska Broadcasting Co. « C.BS SATURDAY EVENING 4:30—Red Skelton. 5:00—Ozzie and Harriet. 5:30—Totem Talk—Forecasts. 5:45—Bing Sings. 5:55—Club Calendar. 6:00—Dinner News. 6:15—Silver Platter. 6:30—Sports on Spot. 6:45—Melody Round-Up. 7:00—Land Be Bright. 7:15—Standard News—Forecasts. 7:30—~HAWK LARRIBEE-CBS. 8:00—Jimmy Durante. 8:30—FREE FOR ALL-CBS. 9:00—Man Called “X.” 9:30—Magic Carpet. 9:45—Between the Lines. 10:00—Words with Music. 19:15—Forecasts. SUNDAY 11:55—Forecasts. 12:00—Ginny Simms. 1:00—Burns and Allen, 1:30—Lutheran Hour. 2:00—Bob Hope. 2:30—Voice of Prophecy. 3:00—Dorianne Barnes. 3:15—Excursions in Science. 3:30—Noah Webster Says. 4:00—Village Store. 4:30—Alaska Light Concert. 5:00—Twenty Questions. 5:30—Charlie McCarthy. 6:00—Revival Hour. BLONDIE e THE IDEA --- FIGHTING wm-fi LITTLE iVOGENE! ARENT YOU ) ASHAMEDY =g WIMPY, |F 2 WIDE -0 R DROADS TOUGH ... OUTA " THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA A Now you siT 2 IN THAT CORNER > FOR A HALF-< 1. HOUR FOR PUNISKMENT/ N A’ S Y- YOURE TH' ) MAGNET, | :I\L:) 28 I HERE IT THAT'S, RIGHT , WALSHY . AN I'M ENJOYING IT-=-1'M HAVING FUN PAGE FIVE M PRETENDING | '™ IMOGENE-'Q 1_DONT CARE § HOW LONG SHE 4 HAS TO SIT H/E\@ Bl WIMPY COMES ), [HE WINS TH“—/‘/ N =— = ‘”&T@QNA\.‘\ENT 7 HE'LL -) 2 WINS f - AND THE A WISH HE | = " | HA = HEY.,. WHAT WUz AT?L HEARD A MOTOR ! v TNITES YOUR NITE, GUYS I SAW SWEETHEART ! Service policy of providing ‘trac asked not to divulge plans for de- for homes of fona-fide settlers velopment and defense of Alaska along the Forest Highways and until they are sent to Congress by other sections adjacent to the var- | the Government Department's in- jous communities. The Regional terested. Forester also points out that thousands of dollars have vbecn g:gg:ggrr:;n:: Performance. First newscast of the day at 7:30 —_—_—_—— Your Deposits Fab ARE SAFE GOVERNOR WARREN oy g A TR CLAIMS EMERGENCY; LACK OF RAINFALL SACRAMENTO, Calif. Feb,, 2t} { USE . WE PARK OFF D'MAIN ROAD AN’ WALK /M OVER BETTER LIKE THAT. 7:00—Dennis Day. 7:30—Dinner News. 7:45—Dance Band. 8:00—Theatre Guild. 8:55—Late News. TURN IN AN' WE CUT OVER T0 TH' OLD BROORY... NOBODY'S BEEN NEAR IT SINCE PROBISHUN DAYS. NAH...YAD A SEEN LIGHTS ! ) MEBBE A BOAT OUT IN TH'LONG GYLAND SOUND. CMON, WALSHY... YA KILLED B LUNGY.” Empire Wantaas for Best Results A | | i - X HOW NICE! TOO BAD FATHEK AND AT A NEARBY MILITARY. HEADQ‘UAKTEKE seu COULDN'T COME. THEY COULD ! KEEP THE CONVERSATION IT 13 MADNESS, MSIED VAN GOBLIN ! WHAT You DEMAND, I CANNOT DO, THIS BACK COUNTRY 15 OVERRUN WITH LLING WHILE WE HELD \ HANDS, UNFORTUNATELY, DAD GUERRILLAS. .. CONVOYS MUST BE HEAVILY GUARDED HAD SOMETHING TOATTEND TO, | ) ... THE THING 15 IMPOSSIBLE ... H THE management of this bank is pledged to conserva- tive operation. The safety of depositors’ funds is our primary consideration. In addition the bank is a mem- ber of Federal Deposit In- surance Corporation, which insures each of our deposit- ors against loss to a maxi- mum of $5,000. HI, MOTLEY ! CHAZZ 15 O HAVING DINNE: PTHE HOTEL DID YOU PROUD, GLAMOUR X SHH J (T KNEW YOU WOULDN'T | BOY. PALM TREES, MOONLIT COURT- | COMES MOTLEY, YARD, CANDLELIT TABLE.., AND ME i NOW... TO WATCH OUT THAT THE VAN GOBLIN A BABE DOESNT POISON THE FINGER BOWL! W FIRST NATIONAL BANK of JUNEAU, ALASKA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION (M—Governor Warren today pro- claimed about two thirds of Calif- He declared an emergency in the D ms ITS livestock industry exists in 28 count- ies. | enable stockgrowers to negotiate I RE with railroads for lower freight rates Lower rates are particularly need-‘ U E D ed to ease the large scale shipments of lvestock “to undepleted range The area designated is roughly all but the Northern third of the State.| posed other problems. In the San Francisco area, lower-| brought about power curtailments, — on a small scale. { ornia as a drought area. { |“ m‘s W‘ Main purpose of the action is to on Cattle and feed. | and feeding aregs outside the state.”, Lack of rainfall in California has| ed water reservoir reserves has| e ———— | I ADVISE YOU NOT TO DROP? THAT BARREL TIDE TABLE FEBRUARY 22 FREIGHT Refrigeration High tide, 0:25 a.m., 14.2 ft. Low tide, 6:01 am., 4.1 ft. High tide, 12:04 p.m., 17.4 ft. Low tide, 18:45 p.m., -23 ft. AT FEBRUARY 23 Hizh tide, 1:09 a.m., 159 ft. Low tide, 6:55 a.m, 2.4 ft. High tide, 12:57 p.m., 185 ft. SERVICE fo ALASKA Low tide, 19:30 p.m., 34 ft. Regular sailings from Seattle ‘ : and Tacoma, Washington s For Rates and Information CONSULT Alaska Transporfation Company | Al HOT | —— PGO s;:XNEIAEPho I\GE;J79 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: e That Walter B. Heisel, executor of Juneau, Alaska the estate of William C. Donaldson, deceased, has filed his final account | and report of his administration of N | i state, and his petition for dis- PUT THI6 ON. THEY LET YOU RUN AROUND HALF DRESSED! NO, DON'T PLAY WITH YOUR TRACTOR UNTIL YOU HAVE PICKED UP ALL YOUR BLOCKS. MUSTN'T TOUCH THAT 16 AUNT HES4IE'S. YOUR MAMA 15 SHOPPING, CHIPPER. NOW 16 YOUR CHANCE TO LEARN A FEW THINGS. Brawnie’s Liquor Store Phone 103 139 So. Franklin P. 0. Box 2596 . 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