The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 20, 1948, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASK2, EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA FRIDAY, AUGUST THIRTY-TWO ARRIVE TH THIS MORNING Skippered by Leonard Williams, the passenger vessel Alaska docked in Juneau at 8 o'clock this morn- ing with 32 persons for here and departed southbound at 10:30 o'- clock. From Haines: Joe Hassan From Sitka: Steve Vukovich, W. T. Mahoney, Mary Johnson, Jean Williams, Alex Cresa, Tom Smith, Thomas Lambert, Joe Adrian, Fred Sabley, Leonard Johnson, Clarence Guillroy, John Olson, M. E. Mon- agle, Helen Schaffer, Junanita Wil- son, Mrs, Keith Snowdon, Michael | snowdon, Fred Turpin and wife and J. Allman. Departing for Petersburg aboard | the Alaska this morning were Mrs, Sidney Ketchum, Donald Galliger | and wife From Todd: Mrs. M. F. Stock- well, Mary Stockwell, Robert Stock- well and Edward Stockwell From Seattle: Col. W. P. Corder- man, Marvin Sprague and wife, John | K. Rice and wife, Frank Ritter and Mrs. H. B. Bohannan. . S e | CALIFORNIANS | Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Ewart of| Walnut Creek, California, are vis-| iting in Juneau, and registered at the Baranof Hotel - Loyal Order of Moose will hold, a dance Saturday night, 10 o'clock. All members and their ladies in- LIQUOR DEALERS AND BARTENDERS DANCE TONIGHT The twice postponed liquor deal- ers’ and bartenders’ “get together” for the public, is scheduled to start| at 10 o'clock tonight in the C.I.O. Hall. Co-sponsored by the Bar- tenders’ Local 869, refreshments, dancing and general entertainment will feature the long-planned party | sign. which is price-free to all those| The coin, which was called a wishing to attend. |tinneh, was valued highly. The Cliff Nordenson, chairman ot{ThlinsclS generally computed the the arrangement committee, said;value of it in slaves, while the the public is invited and that a Haidas figured lively time is planned until the last ! otter skins. The tinnen ca displa | (OIN WEIGHING 17 LBS. If you think the 'silvér dollars that are used in Alaska today are | designed to tear holes in your poc- tkets, you can thank your lucky | stars that you weren't around dur- ing the early days. ial Museum recently received a piece of Thlinget currency weigh- ing over 17 pounds. ‘The c¢oin, which is made of hammered cop- | per, is carved with a totemic de- vited. 970 1x — | Direct from Old Erix TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS A limited quantity of exquisitely made “OLD BLEACH PURE IRISH LINEN.” This -charming “Old Bleach” design is cqually attractive either on a white cloth, or hand printed in fast colours There are panels of Lovely Flowers in a framework of classical ornament. The charm and artistry can be yours to poss of these fine linens. Plain patterns are priced from $16.50 in Table Cloths. N A special is offered in our lovely hand of Old World ss in a selection grace visitor heads for home. members on the committee are!Sitka several years ago. Gordon Kanouse and Dave Cam-! i mack. MRS. CLAKN LEAVES >-oo—— ‘ | Mrs. Edwin Clark and her lduughter, Rollene left this morning ion “the Princess Louise for Se- APAKAK IN PORT WITH SE"ILE Hs"lm PAR“ attle. Rollene will enter San Jose — jState College as a freshman. She The 60-foot vessel Apakak, Capt.|Plans to major in Secretarial Abner Sund, arrived here last|Spanish. night with a cruiss party of five.| Rollene was graduated from Ju- party, composed of Capt. neau High School in May. She Sund, Mr, and Mrs, Starr | Was very active in school affairs. hd Morry Smith has had | This summer she has been em- successful sport fishing luck Ployed as a cashier in the Baranof since it entered Alaskan waters' Coffee Shop. more than a month ago. Mrs. Sund | e S a 200-pound halibut off the | EATTLEITES at Bell Is reported to! Among Seattle people registered largest ever caught there. {at the Baranof Hotel are W. H. the Juneau area, the party| Whitcomb, Mrs. Lee Fritsche, Sam- has taken @ number of salmon,: Y€l J. Hutohinsen, Mis. B. W. Har- halibut, and trout, canning some | bert. W. W. Kendall, H. A. Paulinx but packing' much of it in glacier 4nd R. O. Price. ice. -- i =~ Q.‘ ~§ * ‘Alll(’: »\ a v;ti: tug -buuL up-i 0[0 HoseraL Notes rfl”fifflllfl - be the In erator in the Puget Sound area. (KENTUCKY'S, A daughter weighing 3% pounds ‘ was born at 8:02 o'clock last night to Mr. and Mrs, Huey Chapman | at St. Ann’s Hospital. The Chap- mans are resident of Yakutat BOURBON' » The Territor- | its worth in sea' Other!in the Museum was found near | Admitted to the local hospital ,were Jimmy Martin and Thomas Cenrad for medical treatment and Dorothy Middleton for surgery. Discharged were A. M. McPhat- | G-nuinol_ | (SOUR MASH - \WILL BE HONORED New Catalogue Now AT SITKA SERVICE Ready ior Mailing Lieut. Col. Tony C. Frank, direc-| Dr. Charles E. Bunnell, President tor of the repatriation program for of the University of Alaska an- war dead in the Territory, said it nounced this week that the new ;is expected that all senior mem- 1948-1949 ngeral Catalogue had Lers of General Twining’s Alaska arrived and is now ready tor distri- Department Staff will be present in Lution. Sitka for the ceremonies honoring This bulletin presents general Alaska’s war dead at the Sitka Na- information about the University tional cemetery on September 5. including its history, organization, Of the 1697 men disinterred by requirements for admission, fees the Army Graves Registration and expenses, requirements for de- !Service in Alaska since May 1, grees in the séveral curricula and ninety-six will be buried in the announcements of courses of instruc- itka National Cemetery, twenty- tior ght will be laid to rest in Ccpies of the catalogue may be the Fort Richardson Post Cemetery obtained by writing the Registrar and 1572 men will be returned to at the University of Alaska, Colieze, Ithe United States for disposition Alaske. | - ee—— there by '_’eqa%’;’i? been disinterred . The bodi MoosE quE" plA" FOR (OMING YEAR from Attu, the scene of the bitterest Alaska combat, from Kiska, Am- chitka, Adak, Fort Glenn, Fort Mears and Cold Bay. The three; Alaska war dead in the group will Le buried at cemeteries ?n Pgters»‘ Chairmen of the = Mooseheart, |Burg, Shishmaref and Sanak Island. Publicity and Ritual Committees for the Women of the Moose met last night at the home of Mar- guerite Dudley, 704 W. 10th . Stréet, to discuss committee work for the ensuing year. Following the busi~ | Departing services for the 1572 men being returned to the States will be held at Sitka. ness session refreshments were served. Attending were Virginia Pugel, The bodies have only been re- covered after much hard work on Publicity Chairman and Graduate Carr, Ritual Chair- |the part of the Graves Registration erite Dudley, Moose- man; - >oe FWS OFFICIAL Albert M. Day, Director of the Fish and Wildlife Service, Wash- gton, D. C, is in town, and is staying at the Baranof Hotel, Service wqrking in Alaska.”On At- tu, it was necessary to forge a new | road to reach the ‘cemetery at Holt's Bay, where the men who died in the initial invasion of the island were buried. The - disinterr- heart Chairman; Senior Regent ment program has been effected May Larson; Associate Dean Iva by men of the 9106th and 9108th Hermanson and Co-Workers Bea- Tech Service Units working under trice Albegoff, Grace Skarat, Eliz- the direction of Colonel Frank, The aheth Casperson and Ginger Gra- repatriation crews have several times ham (found it necessary to plough their through snow fields when seek- ing burial sites. Frank said the task has been greatly assisted by the careful man- ner in which the men were buried in the face of battle. In many c the casualties were interred in field ‘uniform, but dog tags were wrapped in waterproof material to prevent !corrosion and assist with identifi- | cation operations. .- CARSTENS EXECUTIVE HERE A On a trip throughout the Terri- TERR. MUSEUM RECEIVES |ALASKA WAR DEAD Alaska University's | , W-A-N-T A-D-S FOR SALE $4,500 takes 3-bar. rurnished home 3 blocks to school. Several bed- rooms, marine view, well furnish- ed, new carpeting, ete. . FIREPLACES: Three large hom with FIREPLACES. All complete- ly furnished. i-bdr. home, large loi. garage, 2 FIREPLACES, triple plumbing, view, completely furnished. 2-bdr,, furnished, large basement, marine view ' near school. 2 bdr., furnace, furnished hard- woced floors, view, excellent niegh- borhood. . , VERY reasonable down payment, owner finance 3-bdr. home, re- frig, excellent furn., hardwood floors, large new basement. 31750 down, owner finance, hard- wood floors, very large living reom, 1 bedroom. 181,000 down. paym. 1-bdr. home, First St. Owner finance' small monthly payments. $1,500 down, one and two bdr. apts. in duplex. Owner will fi- nance, First St. 2 heouses, acre pat. land, Lemon Creek, part. furn, lights. Terms. {HALE prop, compl. furn, 5 acres pat., garage, etc., terms, 10% mi. Bchoecker and other property near Auke Bay. \MURPAY & MURPHY REALTORS - ACCOUNTANTS Phone 67, over First National Bank ~ FUBSALE 9x12 RUG ‘faor sale; ‘nsed 6 mos. Phone Dauglas 534. 970 4x |JUKE Box, wig, household goods. | Vera Blackwell, 503 South Frank- | lin Street. Phone 627. 970 6x ‘ FOR QUICK SALE TOOL3—Set of carpenters tools, all er part; wrenches, valve lifter, valve grinder; shovel, rake and forks. Electric Tools—Portable sander, 1, -in, Thor drill, 2-whee} grinder, | Electriz Articles—Washing mach- caulking tools, ; FOR SALE ey e R {NEARING Completion, new two- bedroom house, large paneled liv- ing room with fireplace; dinette, tile kitchen and bath. Full con- crete basement and garage; au- tomatic oil heat, very liberal tel CHArxlE MILLER house, 5 bed- rooms, completely furnished, new- ly redecorated. $3800—Three bedroom home at Auk Bay; fully furnished, developed land. CABIN—Fritz . Cove. TWO 4-unit apartments; building land; other residences, Juneay, Douglas and highway. | WILLIAM WINN-Phone 234 _— SPECIAL-SOfle’ of “the bodtsrental boys is going south. Selling four of those new 16-footers with the 4 hp Wisconsin aircooled inboard engines: Less than 50 hours op- eration. 7 speeds forward, neutral, 7 speeds backward. Travel-troll variable pitch propeller. Any -kid ean. operate, yet built to take the highest seas.. $675 each. SPECTAL~-1047 Kaiser, privately owned, with heater, spotlight, in good condition. $1800. FORMER DUBOFF HOME across from Wainor Tract, 3-bedroom, full concrete basement, furnish- ed, house 7 yrs. old. Boat house ~ | with electric winch. $12,700. «FLOBERG home, 2-bedroom, furn- ished, 6th and Nelson. $3500. i DAPCEVICH Home, Basin Road, ! 2-bedraom,, full concrete ~base- i~ ment.. .$6500, ¢ {BEACH PROPERTY, cleared, foot i of ski trail, beautiful view of Ju- i neau, 60. ft on road, 150 deep { $1,400. ;HOUSES /from $700 to $14,500. ;1987 Plymouth with new | motor, new tires, $600. 11941 Plymouth, new tires, $650. 11940 Packard Club Coupe $950. i Store Counter, 12 ft. $50. Table Model Wurlitzer juke $80. Popcorn machine, $100. New Remington .22 long $80. New Mills juke $750. MCDEL A Roadster—$250. 1947 embroidered LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS from CHINA. Some are made with Rose Point Lace insertion. ter, George Strandell, George John- | Kentucky Straight’ son and Helen Waldroop, all for | Sourben_Whiskey medical treatment. |5 Admitted to Government Hospital | |tory in his company’s interest, | Homer Crewson, General Manager - ifor Alaska for Carstens Packing | Cempany, Tacoma, is in Juneau for SOTTLED) PETER WOOD SALES AGUENCY Real Estate - - Boats ine, arc welders helmet and ham- | mer, switch ~box suitable _tor | dwelling, wall bracket lamps; also | large tcol chest, blow torch, boat | SEE THEM and many other beautiful gifts at ; The NUGGET SHOP | were John Conn of Juneau and Lawrence Marvin from Hoonah. B FROM SEATTLE Verncn P. Foss and ‘H: Woodard are in town from Seattle and are staying at the Gastineau Hotel. [ rE SIRRINY. 0.C. - LCUSVILE, kY. Famed for its'colorful atmosphere...a favorite rendezyous for world trav elers. Recently guesis here were asked what fountain pens they preferred. Their vote was overwhelmingly for Parker. Voted the world’s most wanted pen... Birkes Bl ® Whetherit’s Cairo, Calcutta or Chicago, Parker is the pen most highly prized. For 83 polls in 34 countries show Parker always first choice. Precision-made from its uniquely hooded point to the gleaming metal cap...that slips on with- out twisting. The “51” starts on the instant— glides across the paper with light and easy touch, And from a wide range of individualized custom points you choose the one that suits your writing style. Only the “51” is designed for satisfactory use with super-brilliant, super-permanent Parker Superchrome—the remarkable ink that dries as it writes! Prices: Parker “51” Pens $12.50 and 15.00 ‘THE PARKER PEN COMPANY, , Janesville, le., U.S. A, a few days enroute north. Crew- lsun, who has been travelling in | Alaska for about 20 years, also represents Blake, Moffitt and Towne, and Centennial Flouring | Mills. He is leaving here on the | Aleutian. t [ DS | HOOD BAY ‘ A. E. Owens of Hood Bay is in Itown and is staying at the Baranof Habit! m . Distributed througnout Alaska’, by ODOM COMPANY 0 BOAT OWNERS fr$15000 you can buy a brand new TRANSMITTER Using Your Own Receiver and”Anfenna you Have a Complete : RADIO TELEPHONE For Two-Way Communication-. . ; Ship to . "« Ship. .. Shiplo Shere For $150.00 Yon Get . .. 1+B(C223a 25 watt CW Transmitter with *““tubes. (never ‘used) 4 crystals controlled channels. 2—crystals 2638-2670 Coast Guard. 1—12 Volts PE125 power unit. 1—Cord with 2 plugs, (no rewiring) 1—P17 Mike. - £ Every Set Checked Before Shipping FOB—SITKA 7-Foot Whip Antenna .. Feed thru cabin insulators Marine Frequeney Crystals Tubeés and Parts Always Available MOY’S, Inc. ““Sifka, Alaska’ g Orgar SRt AT AT ALASKANS FEEL AT HOMI. e e clamps and cabinet clamps, rifle and 4-power scope, large hand gear pump suitable boat; plumbing fixtures, parts and pipe fittings, shower heads, mix- ing valves, bath tub fixtures, wash bowl, chairs, cushions, table ends, and boat fender, nails, kal- somine, wall paints, colors in oil, sewing machine, beds, hospital, double, childs and crib, bassenitte outfit, baby buggy. Even—rub- ber boots, sige 8, and other ar- ticles. See at 268 South Frank- lin Street, upstairs. {LOT 4, block 203, Juneau, Alaska; corner of 10th and Oapital Ave. + $70000 Write Mike Baksa, Box 1213, Douglas, Alaska. 969 3x PIANO, $250; bicycle $10: boy’s wagon $5, 2 sets of Encycloped- ias. Phone 651, 969 3x HEYWOOD Wakefleld baby buggy. Call Black 409. 969 3x $385 — "3-8— V-8 Coupe, motor, tires very good. Ph. 016, ring 3. 968 4x FAIRBANKS: Wil leave fully equipped cocktail bar, downtown Fairbanks, doing good . business, excellent location. Must have cash for liquor inventory, Box 4689, Juneau Empire. 963 1 mo, '40 PACKARD five-passenger coupe, good condition, immediately i available. Call 423. 961 tf ’mz AN Frazzle rug, brand new. Call Black 925 after 6 p.m.'s7 tf TYOTH od Gastweau Ave. Phone _home Green 2332, - 80t HOTEI in good location for s S e TR o cPRRe 10,000 Watt, 115 A. C. Kohler Light Plant, Less than % price. Write Box 2384. 938 t1 3 HOUSES una lot. Inquire Trev. or Davis. e 32-FT. Cabin Crulser, practically new. 40-hp Redwing motor. Ph Douglas 198. 216 U ‘o | for 969 3x | Sale Merchandise 12th at Harvor — Phone 811 i | FOREENT {ROOMS, weekly or_monthly rates Tmperial Hotel. 961 1 mq | GARAGE at 415 4th, Inquire 404 Fourth Street, 961 tf SHOP building, 93 Willoughby Avenue, Formerly Bob-In-Body t and Pender Building. Inquire S and T Clothing ‘Store, 951 tt {ROOM and Board, $20 a week. | Hannah's Boarding House, Third and Main, 950 tf |PIANG for rent, studio models. . Ph. Anderson Piano Shop. 941 tf APTS,, Rooms with kitchen priv- ileges. Home Hotel. Ph. 886. 97 t —_———— SEAVIEW Ayl for rent, one hlock from Federal Bldg. 890 ti | NICE Clean Room, steam-hepted Lower rent, 315 Gold St. 886 t TICE CLEAN ROOMS weekly or monthly. Celonlal Hotel. Ph. 18T NICE CLEAN steam heated rooms also Steam baths, Scandinayian Highway. Finder please return R. E. Robertson. 968 3x LOST: Girl’s red corduroy m, beyond Thane in vicinity of Sterms Ranch. Baranof - Hotel, Room 507. 968 3x WANTED JusT recently bought davenport and chair, swing rocker, coffee table with matching end tables, deluxe Kenmore Washing Mach- ine, ehest of drawers, chrome dinette set, etc. Shown by app. Call Blue 830. 967 tf 2 OIL RANGES, 1 oil circulator, as is. Inquire Empire. 967 ti D I S SR et RELIABLE man to take care store route. Distribut, collect; new product; protected territory. Earn excellent weekly ingome. B and W Nut Co., St. Paul, Minn. 65 4x ——e— e BOARD and room for nice quiet high school boy. Phone Red 398. 970 3x e HOME for thorughbred collie. Pre- fer place in country. Phone 480. mfij ORI , Capitol Theatre, apply se 2 u SEWING Machines, any make or condition. Willman Trade Center,