The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 12, 1948, Page 6

FPAGE SIX nd hap- Miss Flood was | natural interest in peopla . or ton Athletic Club on her return, starting her news- ' ‘I‘AFF ditor of the W, A. paper career as news editor of AMERI(AN I-EGEO ON EMPIRE S s handling general kly paper, The Puyallup Pr : 200 ; was contest editor ARE ANNOUN ED porter was|Of W ern - Weekly, and societ : With a variety of experience in ; H l“\}“i:‘m‘y:;‘:{ .‘(‘“:: me“r o T DA Ol et b-;‘f C dthe fields of journalism, public I okar ash fi(,x-m\w«g foe| becbiinip i SBFeF fOF T ik dad Pacific more the relations, promotion and music, as cated well as a background of European than in While a Eng- Seattle Times. There, her by-line stories were frequent in news, so- Commander Chester Zen- 'study and travel, Miss Catherine year studied music 4% : g . . Flood today becomes n valued mem- land and France, sending weekly clety features, interviews and mu- gf Presides at Meefmg ber of The Empire’s staff. She columns to The Tacoma News Tr : gl g L 0 oty "oill o gemeral reporting, inter- bime and The Spokane Spokesman| During the war, she replaced — of local Qrganization Review. With writing ability and @ man in service, becoming assist- il fviews and features —_———— CAMPUS DASH —Match up these hoots for mother and d little sister. Wear them to drive the car, Wonderful with tweeds, loafer shoes, with Grenadic daughter, 1 enjoy the snow. slacks, It fits over any shoe. For the country or in town. Women’s, misses’, children’s sizes. //” ,‘VB\.E RTENL 78, QUALITY SINCE i O sz e e e ] e ant feature editor in charge of The Times' Sunday Rotogravure and Magazine Sections. Previpus to her W.A.C. position, she free- lanced in public relations and pro- motion, handling publicity for such events as the Lake Washing- ton International Regatta, the National Women’s Indoor Swim- ming Championships, and for the American Legion Club For her part, Miss Flood has an intense interest in the territory, although this is her first trip to In the regular Monday evening meet'ng of The Amcrican Legion, held last night in the Legion Dug- out, Post Commander Chester Zenger announced the names of Le- gionnaires who will kead the various standing committees for the com- ing year. Marked ty lively discussion as to the part The Legion will take in various phases of community serv- ice, the committee appointments meosented to the assemblage were: Southeast Alaska. She traveled Boy Scout Committee, Joe Thiko- in the Interior this summer, cov- deau; Legion Auxiliary Committee, ering some 4,000 miles by air. Ted Smith; Littie Theatre Commit- ->>e tee and Armed Forces Committes, Rotert N. Druxman; Committee, Joe Shofner; Legion Building Committee, Edward Kei- thabn and Leslis A. Sturm; Post Service Officer, A. L. Zenger, Sr.; Bingo Committes, John Parment Sick Report and Relief Committee, Ralph Wright and Joe Thibodeau; Child Welfare, Waino Hendr!ckson; Americanism Committee, Walter W. Smith. CHIEF WASHAKIE GOES WESTWARD WITH ARMY LUMBER Chief Washakie pulled away from U. S. Engineer Subport th's morning at 9:30 o'clock bound for Whittier with a cargo of 2,546,000 feet of lumber loaded here during the past week, The lumber is on its way to Fort Richardson and Ladd Field “for Armed Forces installation con- struction. The Washakie, skipperad by Otto Karbbe, is a Liberty Ship which saw service during the war before it was bought by the Northland Trans- orta‘ion Company, J. E. Kzarney orthland’s assistant azent said ng to present orders the ves- sel will meke ports of call in the Aleutians Lefore returning from the Westward Projected Plans Commander Zenger reported on projectzd plans to increase the fa- clities of the Legion building which are Leing given active con- cideration and a further report is in preparation, with additional in- formation in prospect from Na- is. Child welfare work was discussed, plans’ aré to be shortly an- mced regard'ng a program in pine with the objectives and poli- ies of the organization: Tire Territorial Pund raising pro- oram that is to be launched tom row in Juneau was presented Legionnaire Keithahn, and men was asked to part n ce the ipate D Is clcse at 7 pm. — P JUNEAU JOINS TERRITORIAL FINANCIAL CAMPAIGN IN SUPPORT OF YOUTH-BUILDING PROGREA Membership | tional Headquarters at Indianapo-| koth in committee work and by gencrously contrizuting to the cause. In a liv discussion pertaining to the Li program of Ameri- canism plans for an Armistice Day nce were presented and the icsa introduced of sponsor:ng Hon- or Medal Awards to outstanding ctudents in the public schools. Diuxman Nerthbound A letter addressed to the post by Senior Vice Commander Robert N. Druxman, called attention to his trip to the Westwar and necessitating his absence for two months from activities of the gion but ed to visit er Lezion posts in the Territory and to convey the greetings of the local unit. Due to this atsence, the project of the Little Theatre and commun- ity entertainment programs was to be held in ice until his re- turn. h c obser abey: General Roundup were reminded by Those present Edward L. Keithahn of the pro- grams conducted in former years i}\ connection with groups of people eing accorded full citizenship of The United States. Other phases of the A m program pre- ideration included | of The might be leadership which THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA 5 Education | tend ties as would held every Monday even'ng, starting H tule of patriotic ad- at 8 o’clock. e penerat muvte o CHILD WELFARE IS t i by ?.‘m[. 14 places to be announced | later { Elie L. Roundtree, member of! n t 63, Washinzton, D. C.,| wro recently r ed to civil- ian \fter a number of years of ser ith the United States Army Cor f Engine ve an inter- estir < of his experiences while n E pe where he came in direct con many of the influences of nunism. i Ban Communism H: commented on present condi- {tions of service in the armed forces, | educational program now in ti ung men who are being drawn into military anc effect for that he had come to the intention of re- s purchased a home and four it with maininz, he ha and has brought his wif Breal:fast -- 7:30 A. M. Wednesday - TO START DRIVE ROLLING . Invest in Our Future Leadership " You'll Have Lots of Fun ASK YOUR SCOUT FRIEND | HE WILL HELP YoOU BOY SCOUTS OF TODAY——THE MEN OF TOMORROW children. Inreminding h's listeners of conditions prevailing in Europe, and the effects of communism on the daily life and habits of the people subjected to its power and }§ influcnce, he declared that we want none of it. In concluding the meeting, Com- ander Zenger declared that Vet crans who have located in Juneau, or who are her> temporarily, are cordially invited to attend the reg-‘ ular Monday evening sessions. To the end of developing a wider | interest and more social activity, iti was decided to hold a joint meet ng! one time each three months with ‘The American Legion Auxiliary. As a means of acquainting the ccneral putlic with the purposes of the organization, authorization was g.ven by the membership for publi- caticn of a series of messages. The initial group includes an analysis of the Preamble to the Constitution of The Amcrican Legion. With an intensified program of service to the community, Com- mander Zenger said, it i reasonakl? to presume that the Legion will oc- cupy an increasingly important| placc in the civic life of the com- munity. The membership was urged to at-. the regular weekly meetings | i DISCUSSED AT MEET OF BPW LAST NIGHT * SEVERAL good lots, Douglas, Ju-I The regular monthly dinner mecting of the BPWC was held last evening at the Trinity Par- ish Hall, President Gladys Vuille in charge. I Carol Rivers gave a résumé her recent report on Child Welfare in the Territory. Following Mrs. Rivers' talk questions on the sub- ject were directed to Miss Alice Brandebury and Elizabeth Mosher, memkbers who are on the staff of |4-BDR. near school and Fed. bldg. DUPLEX, Gastineau MURPHY & MURPHY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1948 Y W-A-N-T A-D-S i FOR SALE IT'S ON THE LEVEL! NEAR 12th St., 2 bdrs, completely furnished, basement, furnace, electric kitchen, near school and Federal bldg. INCOME $265 monthly, 3 apls,,‘ best location, well furnished; terms. 2 BDR. Hemlock, immediate pos-| session, hardwood floors, furnace, furnished, view, basement, Spin- dry washer, double plumbing, elec. kitchen. Terms. compl. furn, new carpeting, drapes, etc. Ave, pile- driving equip., 2 Titan pwr. saws, power barge, good trolling boats, 2 cafes center Juneau, 10-room home South Franklin, terms. Also smaller house South Frank- lin. Business lot near Juneau Cold Storage. ALE and Schnoeker property near | Auke Lake, both furnished, waterl in and patented. 150 ft. frontage building lot 3 mi Glacier High-; way. 2 houses acre patented land Lemon Creek. Immediate | possession all. TERMS, ALL. | -BDR. Home, terms, Beach 200 ft. beach, lights, et,c.'. neau. { REALTORS * ACCOUNTANTS who 779, 12 4t the Territorial Welfare Depart- ___ b ) A e ment. BLACK Persian Lamb Coat, size ‘Ihe birthdey gifts to be donated 14, §25. Plize 799 evenings af- to the childrcn in the Orthopedic ter 5. 12 3t Ward at the Mt. Edgecumbe Hos- pital were on display at the meet- ing, as well as a small tool chest, fully equipped, donated by Man- | uel Parades for a boy who does | exceptionally fine work in build- ing model airplanes. The members tof the “shopping” committee were ! Betty McCormick, Dr. Evelyn But- | ler and Lorraine Mix, who, the memkbers agreed, did a splendid job. The meeting was adjourned early to allow the members and guests to attend the Open Forum at the |ereae school auditorium. e HOSPITAL KOTE® Admitted to St. Ann’s Hospital for | medical attention were Mrs. Richard | Lukesic and Elsie Johansen. ! Discharged from St. Ann's hos- | pital were Maurice Nystrom, B. A Barnett, and George Sohn. Mary Klanott was discharged yes- terday from the Government Hos- pital. | I j [ | | - e | NOTICE TO ALUL SHRINERS | Ceremony 7:00 p.m. Wednesdny' at Scottish Rite Temple. Banquet 7:00 pm. Thursday at Baranof Hotel for Shriners and Ladies. Formal. 0014 1t — oo ‘ REBEKAHS CARD PARTY Oct. 18, Oct. 25, Nov. 1, IOOF {Hall, Pinochle. 0014 5t ) (Offictal Fublication) ! (Branch Bank) Report of the Financial Condition | of the Skagway Branch of the BANK OF ALASKA, located at Skagway, Alaska, Terri- | tory of Alaska, at the close of busi- ness on the 30th day of Sept., 1948, | RESOURCES i | Loans and discounts ....$ 90,526.00 | Loans on real estate . 92,499.05 | Overdrafts ........... Nene |United States bonds | 2ND HOUSE pnst Ski Trail, Doug- | Terms, 014 6t 1, 3-tucm house trailer. ! All aluminum exterior, spun glass | insulated, sleeps 4. Equipped | with Warner electric brakes, ice- | bex, stainless steel sink, oil heat- | er with blewer, 3-burner range' vith oven; butane or gasoline. Daveno 'malkes cecond bed. Lots of extias. On display behind | Sportsmans Boat Rental, Small Eoat Iarber 012 tf 31-FT. TROLLER 31C913. See Floyd Ogden or Phone Black 895, 08 12t | ELECTRIC CASH REGISTER, 4 drawer, new 6-inch wood pipe, | tar covered less than cost, 100 feet. George Bros . Liquor | Store. 08 tf! e WAREHOUSE property. Logging ! hoist. 4-speed yarder. 1942 Dodge | pickup. Other equipment. Call’ 363 days, 719 evenings. 0005 tf | Norway Point. Furnished cm—ee—; room house with bath. Oil lur-: nace heat. $4,000. Liberal terms: to responsible party. Call Black 68. 0004 tf | BY OV—VNER W‘aterfro?u?opény, $5500. 15 RESIDENTIAL Douglas $3500, unfin. it | FOR SALE i {FOR Occupancy before first of year, 2 new houses now under construction, Full concrete base- ments, garage, two bedrooms, tile kitchen and bath,, hardwood floors, automatic oil heat. By buying before completion, owner can have wide choice of decor- ation pians, etc. Two bedroom residence in good view location, Furnished. Electric range and refrigerator. -BEDROOM House, well furnish- ed. $175 month income as room- ing house, plus owner’s quarters, |3 BEDROOM Residence. {2-3-4 UNIT Apartment houses. | CHOICE building lots. COMMERCTIAL property, warehouse space. property, Glacier Highway and Auke Bay. LISTINGS needed on upper bracket residential property. Listings ac- cepted on appraisal. WILLIAM WINN-Phone 234 —— . WE HAVE BUYERS FOR 1-BED- ROOM HOMES AND AUK BAY HOMES. 2-story house, apt. grnd. floor rented, material on hand to finish, hard work com- pleted. Worth $7,500 with little work. 28,000—3-8 bed house, beautiful channel view, all hardwood floors, automatic oil furnace steam heat, of Phone 676 over First National Bank unit heater, 2 tcilets, large Frig- 1 iraire, electric store, completely > , iurnished. FORS''E PIRATE—36x9'4"x6". Good Troll- ¢+ er, $4,000. HOLLYWOOD Double Bed, Green TOBY—32x7x5. Good troller, $4,000. IT—Priced to sell. CAMBIER—Top fish buyer this season Funter and Icy Straits. $8,500 takes it. Insurable for $14,500, replace $17,500; now in- sured for $10,000. 57x16x6. Net tons 21, gross 32. Possible hali- but beat or chart: Galley ™ deck. MARTHA T, 36x9x: $3,800. DOUBLE-ENDER— 32x8'8"x4, at $5500. MILLIE, C, 30x10x4, $1700 cash, total $2800. DOUBLE-Ender, 27 tt., $2500. I'OUSEBOAT, furnished, $1,000. MISCELLANEOUS—Foldaway bed $25; paint spray gun, misc. tools, severgl small motors. FORD Jitney tractor, $150. PETER WOO0D SALES AGENCY Real Estate - - Boats . Sale Merchandise 12th at Harbor — Phone 911 FORB RERT NORTHERN Hotel under new management. Reasonable rent; Phone 74, 982 tt APTS., Rooms with kitcher. priv- ileges. Home Hotel. Ph. 88% 97 t1 SEAVIEW Agy.. for rent, one block from Federal Bldg. 890 t4 ¢ CLEAL ROOMS weekly monthly. Colonial Hotel Ph. 18Y FURNISHED house, garage, car 16-ft. Skiff, outboard, motor, 3% acres patented land, 14 mile post, | Fritz Cove Road. 920 6t | ONE 1500-Watt Universal Light Plant. Complete with heavy duty batteries. Call Ludwig Nelson’s | Jewelry Store. 976 tf !NICE Clean Room, steam-heated Lower rent. 315 Gold St. 658 t. | NICE OLEAN steam neated rooma also steam baths. Scandinavian Rooms. 736 t LOST AND FOUND . . A —— LOST: 10-ft. Skiff, round bottom lapstake, black and green. Name t NEW Lycoming 220 HP motor complete with starter, generator, double mags, pusher prop and 1 set 4650 floats. $620.00. Phone 581, { | {OTEI In gooa location for sale or lease. Ph; 187. 81 o {s HOUSES una lot. Inquire Trev. { or Davis 4 t ONE Used Electric Range. One oil Heater."The Nugget Shop. 03 tf ‘Bronco.” Fritz Cove arch. Re- ward. Budd Tickell, Northern Commercial Boat Shop or Doug- las Drug Store. 14 6t 986 tf|L.OST: Brown alligator skin wallet, containing considerable amount oi money. California - driver- and chauffeur license. Reward. Re- turn to Empire. 14 2t {BROWN Key Case with keys. Pn. 706 ‘night, Red 240 before 3 p.m. 12 5t Open House Honors ISat., Mrs. N. R. Bucy On Sunday Afternoon | and securities owned .. 289,500.00 |Other bonds and war- ‘ rants 26,584.97 i Banking house, furniture { and fixtures 14,799.66 |Cash on hand and due ‘ from banks ...l 225,685.89 | TOTAL -...$ 139,595.57 LIABILITIES Capital Stock . ~.+$ 50,000.00 | Surplus e 50,000:00 | Reserves o i 14,076:56 |Undivided profits less | expenses paid 80,686.28 Due to other banks 18,052.73 Demand Deposits 328,667.51 Savings Deposits . 197,954.17 Cashier’'s and certified | checks 157.72 TOTAL $ 739,595.57 United States of America, Terri- tory of Alaska, First *Judieiat Division, ss. the above named branch of the Bank of Alaska, do solemnly swear that the foregoing statement is true to the best 6f my knowledge and | belief. F. D. CALKINS, Vice-President. (Notarial Seal) (Correct Attest) E. A. RASMUSON, L. H. JOHNSTON, " Directors or: Partners Subscribed and sworn to before this 8th day of October, 1948. JOSEPH J. F. WARD, Notary Public in and. for the Tern- itory of Alaska. My commission ex= pires Pebruary 19, 1950, Sgt. and Mrs. N. R. Bucy were guests of honor at an open house on Sunday between the hours of three and five at the home of Mr. and Mrs, H. O. Faulkner, so that many friends could bid them fare- well before tkeir departure to Point |Barrow this month. A 'touquet of delphiniums and red jcarnations ‘and white tapers deco- | L F. D. Calkins, Vice President of {rated the tea table. Miss Earline|— — 1Hull and Mrs. John Dcogan poured during the afternoon and were ably assisted by Miss Margaret Ann Pyle: Many of Bucy's friends attended Jthe open house. He is in the Alaska Communications System. CHAPELADIES TO HAVE | SILVER TEA® THURSDAY. 1 The Chapeladies of the Auk Bay jdistrict will hold a silver tea Thurs- ‘day afternoon from 1 to 4 o'clock in ilir is - invited -to Uhis -alair, the Chapel-By-The-Lake. The pub- Hotel: . ugscnmmou’s HOPES New and Used Mdse. Wé buy, sell and exchange. 214 2nd St. Phone 908. 999 tf WINTER and PUND, CO. tne Complete Photographic Supplies Neveloping - Erinting - Enlarging Artists’ Paints and. Materials Blue Printing Photostats JUARANTEED Realisuc Perman ent, $7.50. aper curls. $1 up Lola’s Beauty- Shop Phone 201 315 Decker Way t WANTED TE W oman for general house { WHT I work.. Phone R. E. Robertson, Blue 680.. 14 3t I EXPERIENCED clerk stenograph- er. Salary $258 per month. In- quire Room 203 ‘Health Depart- ment, Territorial Building. 10 tf PLEASANT Room or apartment by young employed woman; perman- ent resident; ‘would sublet until permanent house is found. Phone I 374. 0005 tf 2-Bedroom house or apt. Needed at once. James DeMers, Baranof 004 tf 004 3t