The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 4, 1948, Page 6

— P GE SIX VENEREAL DISEASE RATES INCREASING ' sexual continence is 5 best prevent'on of venereal infec- Venereal disease rates in Alaska' 9 That steps be taken toward have increased steadily over the the eradication of venereal di ously clected president of the Forest Service (from which|Namara, city engineer, and his .. pyuiec High School on Mon-| % past 10 years, Dr. C. Earl Albrecht, eradication of com- the Kiwanis Club at a meeting funds are allocated) -and the Board CIeWws, comparatively Litle damage this week. He gave gener-| T®O-bedroom house near 12th Commissioner of Health, reported to setitution 1eld Wednes in the Terrace of Road Commissioners for the Ter-, resulted —from Tuesday’s “big of his valuable time by way| St. completely furnished, immed- the Alaska Board of He at their 1 of venereal Rocm of ,U anof }‘Inwl Other ritory i blow’ “‘"d high tide. of a the values of high| iate occupancy. Terms. Basement, | meeting. He added that the infec- 8 climination of Cificers elected were Stanley Bas- It js expected that the City of| The 20-foot tide, built up to n\;, chbool sducation. | ih - tHe VGURIAG " fkrince; ‘clbotrio idchel; ! tion rate is not only on the in- ..aetitutior \H-DAL'\ldulh.. and Archie Juneau will foliow suit by aw_ardmgi r "“l\‘ feet more U,V_”“j “_‘"fk‘ world. students remained | $1,000 down will take 3-bedroom, NEARING completion, st it R dical inspection of treasurer. Serving on the a contract for the three miles of hed out a natural dirt and rock ) %0 attentive while the man| completely furnished home, elec- | e That medical inspectiol f farbon i 4 i s i o re the 5 3 5 § smaller towns ¢ ’””'_’v'“ mm”k‘lw el Directors will be Dr. additicnal paving within the city,|{lll at the Alaska Dock, l‘,‘“"" lf“; so familiar to them impressed this| tric water heater, large new re- spread is alarmung for par- | Prostitutior rthy, ments, Dr. H. C. Harr well as for resurfacing Seward, dirt meets the planking. Police last| = . o on their minds. frig., ete. in areas without physician ¢ffick Don Burrus, Dr. D. Fr ind South Franklin Streets,{night put up a barricade until u’ The doctor pointed out that no|3-APT, good rental, partly furn- services, venereal disease 2 ALy Fred Dunn and However, no official action can be could be ref:lled Union Ofl and matter how small the school may| ished South Frankling wash room, crippling of adults during their r. ‘The officers will taken until the City Council takes| Lower spots of ”““‘ s were D€, it is prov ided with an excellent! 2 toilets, 3 oil ranges, etc. $3,000. years as well assume office on January 1. the matter up at Friday night's JIHHMI; C?Id -l<n:1w1wn’:: gm‘m : rtunity in each subject it off-| Terms. wditc FRE. YUllLs, jolgoltg - preaident, i mpeting. t“,m g d that small schools turn|4-BDR. Home on Sixth Street,| out the na- : ”””‘7“—;11“ unanimously endorsed by the - . - or me(nu’]} lf 1:1 <;A (‘:l |A.1lm i T students who are able to com-|{ complete furnished new carpets, ! Efostaonly S0s g ‘,“7, sfes .ql\ h Biufy ¥ s capdingte fbr 1 \La Hsls Fack of the Junean PCte with pupils from larger| new drapes, large refrigerator. venereal disease requires D cepted professional cecretary-treasurer for the Alaska i T et K Gt o iy | sohools at ey tiie HALE property, 10% Jni. Terms.| \nation of commercialized eth end Yukon Territory Kiwanis Di- batrt)hc il i dm;a;.(‘ The ity r. Ryan concluded his address| Furnished, patented; Schnoeker ~ Y S 2 U LINKS DOUGLAS, e e Pt ) e, e, sy J Dr. H./0,Hyrrls, Kiwanis chair- ‘“m;“,,:':, o anite in‘shed the work. | {un—dances, athletics, parties; but| houses partly furnished, nghcl Thermo-repulated roasted man for the Alaska Tuberculosis e o ¢ the Juneau City {rom 9 in the morning to 3:30 in| plant, patented, Lemon OCreek,| T P 1Y Asscciation’s Christmas seal sale, 0 members of the 2 the afte busi " i for uniform full flavor. Department had their own | afterncon is business! immediate occupancy. S v reported today that the sale is S’”’“ lp“ R R Sl LOTS—South Franklin, good in- 1 g well jworr however, as e . > - 8 ¥ EO(E well, e 2 Lt nstrue i s washed out the seawall STUDENTS ON RADIO come; 150 ft. frontage near ind Joe George doubled last year's Construction nl a $33,000 break- wi W h 2 5 5 p -~y k iyt heir sals district. | Water and causeway from the re- at West Juneau t of Niilo | tight at 7 o'clock six Douglasi Fromholst prop. on highway; lots (3 2N \ record in their sals district. {oreation ‘leach -at Dotglas 8 S and BEnore | High School students will be the| Douglas; also West Juneau ana : i neau Island is under way. Land planks were level with the Participants in the weekly Teen Willoughby. GQF (ON"EA(T AWARDED A contract with the City of Doug- | docks at the s '1 boat harbor as'Age 20 qli%}‘;“"s lll:gra(;n ’ Thg SEAVIEW, “erms, income appmx.i Toa a5 rday ’ ) ' ht wate: prog i 400 per .mo.; 3-apts, income las was signed yesterday by Frank!t-e sovtheas ht water up/ Pro ram Wi e broadcast an $ 3 * " ok bt St d " c) »| Zach Gordon, director of the Teen- $265 per mo., terms; power barge, KINDS=DRIP AND PERCOLATOR i j A. Metcalf, Terr:torial Highway En- to the ’1 foot one inch high tide| B ) i 3 TWO KiNDS HIGHWAY RESURFA gineer, increasing the original $13,- | wvci, accoraing to Harbor Master|Age Club will be the master of| trolling boat; THE FORREST- | _ 000 contract by $20,000. Hild 1est flow was at 2:00 fP}t"“““"’S- | er; Cole’s nvile-driving equip; | Oi much greaier 'mporiance to This construction will link Doug-|o'clock yesterday afterncon, he ! Mé“'k:]l“s\!'tilk’mi l«fllpt e| other bus. opp. | Juneuu and the surrounding area las with the cite of the experiment said. Shop telephone h||‘\ at the fA“ n D ington, P { { than its length of 8.546 miles would station to be erected by the Federal No:thern Comme went b Ril J‘““ Pinki ¢ MURPHY & mnPnY' ind tue Glacier Highway fo Bureau of Mines. _ {out when they became wet, but no | 1l"l "::; SJ:‘?“”-‘ Skirley Lawar 5[ REALTORS - ACCOUNTANTS | Duck Creek is now certain to be. Ten trucks are hauling rock—with other damage was reported at the -Bd Ji ey. 1 { resurfaced within the year. | greater tecause of this harbor. ! TR | Phone €76 over First National Bank Lytie and Green of Sioux Des Moines, Iowa, it a by A. Stoddart, divis the Public Roads D.C, near future, althou on the road cannot ision JAMES McCLELLAN | CHOSEN PRESIDENT ies McClellan of Douglas Was the Pubiic Roads sion engi- cludes the feiry . The award was made from day, final action be- which should be completed in atout w THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA This will be the largest paving job in a national for area and lITTlE DAMAGE 1e first such except for two ex-| 7 FROM TUESDAY'S perimer sections in the Ketchi- | To the surprise of James Mec- kan region. Although tomparatively short, the ! read from the city limits to the| airport and to Duck Creek was re- ccmmended for highest priority by Administration, (Lus The contract for surfacing and week’s \xe'lthm in order to protect - e — Lituminous paving, amounting to the stretch which had been banked 4 | $563,043.70, has been awarded to With sand. | Gml S(O!! Htws City, and Other nearby construction for the nnounced Territorial Highway Department, n- | amp at Tee Har- Adminis- bar, which was started last Wednes- and the Haines ferr; Intermedinie Girl Scout p No. 5, met Tuesday afternoon Methodist Church. e on our Folk Dancing Badge two weeks, a Mis. Ray Nevin gave us our Also, a road is to be built down sccond lesson Scandinavian Folk ual | from the present Tee Harbor cutoif Dancing. We surely enjoy this and er- to the beach at Tom Selby’s place, find cur hour leston all too short.| ath- | connecting with the barge ramp. | Carla Carter and Rosemary Kron-| % S A quist are our Sc Leaders. Lorna fRags . (/omdd Klmpert Dee MacKinnon and Dorothy Ann are the leaders in the games ve play. rn2 start gh ke Ml 1ue&d1- in St. Amn The baby weighed seven mb n Hospit. ounds, s Chris NANCY LEEGE, Reporter. —— - 'WRECK AT CURVE IS of home toda DOy GLAS NEWS DR. RYAN ADDRESSES D-HI er (I E um\(lon nsmd the Doug-‘ ROBIRTS ON VACATION | rs. Keith Roberts \\-Hll tomorrew’s south- Louise, en rofte to, Denver, and San Fran-! several months vacation. | en, Colorado, they will visit | Major David Roberts | son, 8 H FOR SALE ! f — —_ i PART of a set of Red Wing pot- tery. Set can b2 completed local- ly. Ph. Black 565. 034 3t randsons whom they will visit for | the first time, This evening the Roberts \uu at the Baranof Hoter in Ju-| havipg closed their Douglas | - i GEORGE OSAGE RETURNS His two weeks ou were pleas- i | ¢ Osage, Dep- | | | Internal Revi enue the Juneau Distric: of which -includes l\vo! LUMINOUS Xmas Tree snow, glows in dark, limited supply. Hope’s { New and Used Mdse, 214 2nd St. Phone 908. MODEL 54, 30-06 rifle. Inquire von Rooms, 6 to 33 3t IciEly ; Iur‘- 41 Ford th a 1t A C power plant, 1 rcom and shower with hot and ccld water and about 4 a. FOR SALE 3 BEDROOM RESIDENCE: Mod: ern, furnished, excellent central location, with very large yard. Full concrete basement, two houses in Highland District. 3 BEDROOM Residence. 2-3-4 UNIT Apartment houses. CHOICE building lots. COMMERCIAL property, warek nuse space. RESIDENTIAL property, Glacier Highway and Auke Bay. LISTINGS needed on upper bracket residential preperty. Listings ac- cepted on appraisal. WILLIAM WINN-Phone 234 new VERY SPECIAL OFFERS:— 1941 CHRYSLER ROYAL, Fluid drive, good tires, body good, ra- dio, heater, upholstery good, $750. NEW 2-BEDROOM HOUSE; alsa 1-bedroom house, 5 acres patent- ed land, large warehouse, garden, Terms: $500 down, $75 month, $500 in six months. Opportunity for small family to put $500 down and live rent free whily paying for house with rental of 2-bedroom house. 1 mile past airport. SWAN LEE, bnilt in 1946, towed to Juneau, used 5 times only. Cab- in Cruiser, 27 ft. long, 8% ft, beam, 3 ft. draft. Sleeps four, All plexiglass windows, Neptune oil burner stove. Gray 52 4-cyl- inder engine. 314349 — 24x7x3, Chrysler conver- sion, documented, fully equipped, $850.. WE HAVE 10 USED CARS pric- ed from $175 to $1450. HOUSES, new, unfinished, and old PIANOS as low as $150. PETER WOOP SALES AGENCY Real Estate - - Boats Sale Merchandise Hirbor — Fhene 11 FUR KER"I!' 12th ) 6TH IN FIVE WEEKS o o Tacome wnd Seattle he s ‘;}‘Cf:; 31°1-‘,’?°-Inil'e’“:)%;: STOR. FRONT. 221 So. Frenkln ww much of Clark Sguire, collector R » 33 et St. Fh. Blue 379. 31 6t e Washington District, which | > o v | AN(‘HORAGEV The front end of e “pickup $450; 1940 R?fl?}:‘fiilyf“ilat;:‘“tim;figy H:{:: n was demolished in the was Wilh; ! $600; 193¢ Ford 2 1m> cident within five weeks i} attle Star, long wWillys Knight Se- s the cur 11 the east end of as been @ e Washing- . Sce them at Jay's NORTHEKN Hotel under new Me:zill Fleld, Wesley Gilman, of |tcn State and was rvice. 33 tf management. Reasonable vent tre highway patrol, reports. elected its last month. - — Phone 74, 982 tf The sedan, driven by David R.| - TROLLER, '30'8'%: has new en- .__ o oy . 3 Hoskinson of Mt. View, (‘olhded‘ | gine, $2500. Pn. after 6 p. m. APTS, Rooms WwIlh kitcher priv- 1early head on with a sedan oper- | TO HAINES CUTOFF Douglas 474 32 6t {leges. Home Hotel. Ph. 8. 37 t ated George Mafinger, a BJL LR - ! o - employee. For a last-minute survey of Lhe‘ BOAT Eunice, 48-ft. purse sein- SEAVIEW A,.. for rent, cne block Both men escaped without in- Haines Cutofi, Col. John R. Nn)es} er and halibuting boat. Installed; from Federal Bldg 890 ti jury. and A. F. Gnmlwnc of the Alaska, a new 165 hp General Mowr,m———— t.zd “This wreck brought the accident |Road Commission, with H. A. Stod- | diesel last spring. For informa- | ean Room, steam-isea it total on the same.curve, to six with- | dart, PRA division engineer, were tion see or write Rcnald Bean. | Lower rent. 315 Goid St. 656 t. in the past five weeks” Gilman |t0 g0 to Haines this afternoon by Will be at Gastinea. Hotel for wrcp m,m y pointed out. He added that with|Alaska Coastal Airlines, hoping to a few days. Home address Kake, also steam baths Scandinavign the coming of winter driving haz- urn tomorrow. | Alaska. 32 12t Rooms 738 t ards, the patrol will enforce the| v have been advised that the | & RS 2 35 mile per hour speed limit Royal Canadian Enginers will have 2 BEDROOM. H‘;use °°mP‘f§f“Y' b Ate >, 3 n to 1 their ip g washing mach! mEmEE E‘j E% ES EIE P é? @ EE w @ E EmmEm he R oere o e daive. Y electis” uings, . i WANTED @ =S4 pT . . (G Tty el e | heat. Near school. Write Doug- e ngs : - . 3 n the ."m;v' on super highways.” dty of MemorlalI 1195. 32 3"‘“QNT€D Co;:d Bome, 108 kl;; n;t What You Have Been Waiting For! Jusi Arrived on Our Charter Beat. SE L postuet TonyHeS S ey Mt G B e : = e Py C ND RECOVERS Nov. 1ith on account “‘» Priced at % $75.00 for quick | 'MAN wams nddn,]obs.dapm ’; A‘lg B RW g v % e - concert. 034 1 s % in washing walls and woodwork, B RKEE S BLEs—Colored “:’WEET P“:KLES k‘! U ( o l lb i" O R. Cleveland, who has been - Lo giiii s Lr ehle Bions 60?' 32ty Washinz and waxing floors. Ph ' 4 G T' cnf'ned to his home the past n! way Pmo:hle Party, Alicum, length 49x12'67"x' Blue 655 evt . 02! Pel’ lb., 09(’ q‘i“fil‘t Size 65(. 2 lhs' el wi‘h livht attack of flu first in series of t Northern phone, : = = TR : ain on the street. ¢ s and rcirefihments 1t cecowic ‘winéh, Chrysler Royal HXPE ;‘;n\“b Re »;’v'fi'@@j@@%s ety Lowered. One scow 50'x16' with 8Ty $258 ~per month. ing te2rt of FEEAY =ouxss= Jorst TENDER and JUICY . . . DELIGHTFULLY FLAVORED “IBLOIN @B | ocK CHICKEN o CROUND STEAKS . ... Ib. €. |LEGS Each 43" | BEEF Williams Potato Chips & . oo Eeo Cabin Syrap - - - 12w Puss & Boots Cat Food Big S hipe Miracie Whip - - - - - ovarrsue Par Soap Powder - - - Mayonnaise - Best Food - 4 93¢ M&rfl’ malley cream whip large |0 ca. MIXED VEGETABLE CASE, 24 cans $5.59 Retail Value —86.28 szmver“' ¥y %nkxes 3¢ KLEENEX LARGE V.7 Carrois, Hubha Large S MIXED FRUIT CASE . 7 T . LEAN Ll 4 e3ep Size 390 Small Size Bluehill Cheddar Cheese 30e Pkg- J’ 3&c 24 cans $8.65 Retail Value—$9.61 MENT - NBC COOKIES and CRACKERS amous Chocolaie Walers-5"¢ - - LargeSize33c | Waiderf Toilet Tissue 12rolis3l. OF FRESH PRODUCE! Lettuce, Cucumbers, Celery, Cabbage, Bunch rd Squash, Pomegranates, Green Peppers, Brussell Sprouis, Cauliflower, Broccoli, Cranberries, Calavos, Green Onions, Radishes, etc. Wi Under the Direct Supervision of Our Expert Canadian Blender | CORBY'’S is a light, sociable blend. It is our sincere belief you'll enjoy its smooth, satisfy- ing mellowness. Next time ask Available In: 4/5 QUART A GRAND OLD CANADIAN NAME PRODUCED IN THE U.S.A, for CORBY'S..a fine whiskey. PINTS 1/2 PINTS MINIATURES Blennp WinsEsy s e L u and equip., oad flo t 27x7. Will sell all to- cther or auparate Clarence Moy, one log float! 24 with bouse and. equip., one | Room 203 Health Department, Territorial Building. 15t PLEASANT Room or apartment by young empioyea woman; permati- ka, aliska. 20 1 mo| ent resident; would sublet unti ' ROOM house at Hoonah, Alaska. | Remence Bowe » ’““"“'OEJ;“’:: $3,000.00. Clarence Moy, Sxt‘(al s Alaska. : 2-Bedroom house or apt. Needed ICE CLEAN ROOMS weekly . l ;to;rlxce James DeMers, Ba(.’roa;m:: 004 3¢ ONE 1500-Watt Universal Light Plant. Complete with heavy duty batteries. Call Ludwig Nelson’s Jewelry Store. 97€ tf NEW Lycommng 220 HP motor omplete with starter, generator double mags. pusher prop and 1 set 4650 floats. $620.0C. Phone 581. 986 tf FREDERICK EASTAUGH IS ADMITTED TO BiR Frederick O. Estaugh was admit ed to the bar Tuesday afternoon nd is l'censed to practice law ‘n the Territory. Eastaugh, who has keen 2 law clerk in the office of Re:ertson and Monagle for the past two and a half years, will practice in Juneau. He registered as a law clerk with Medley and Haugland in Seattle in 1944, Eastaugh was tre only candidate for the bar in the Fir't Division. and following his graduation from | the University of Washington, was with the Alaska Steamship Com- pany and Pan American World Aigways. He was stationed in Ju- neau, Fairbanks, Seattle, and ‘San Francisco with Pan American Air- ways. Eastaugh has been very acuve in civic affairs and is a member of monthly Colonial Hotel Ph. 18" i Mr. ®astauzh was born in Nome, l ICARPENTERS wanted. 44 houl Phone 34 996 t1 TTSCELL A NEGUS R. WM. T. RILEY, Chifopodist. Rm. 14, Shattuck Bldg. Phone Blue 379. 32 1mo wWeek. HOPES New ana Used Mase. We buy, sell and exchange. 214 nd St. Phone 908. 999 tt WINTER and PUND, CO. ine. Complete Phnw:npm« snpplln +veloping rin Artists’ Paints and Materiab Blue Printing Photostats GUARANTEED Realistic Perr ar ent, $7.50 aper curis 81 uj Lola’s Beauty Sho- Phono ) 315 Decker Wav | oSt c®. FOuUNE ‘RICKEY GARRISON lost has Lrl- cycle, a large red one, was a birhtday present last September. Been missing from Waynor Ad- | dition, where he resides, since | Oct. 28. If anyone has found his tricycle or knows its where- about, we would very much ap- preciat your calling Blue 309. Re- ward. 034 3t LOST: Hand-tooled wallet at the DELEVERY SCHEDULE e Capitol Theatre Sat. afternoon. 86 PROOF the Rotary Club and the Juneau AT N =4 K Reward. Ph. 316, MorNiNG I@:ES A. M. AFTERNOON 221 5-4:00 PP. M. JAS.BARCLAY €O, UMTED, Grain Neutral Spits Rl g it - % = Be 2 UND and turned in af DOUGLAS DELIVERY 10 A. M. BOAT ORDERS DELIVERED ANYTIME 3 PEORIA, ILINOIS peasiacy o e Chamber. or. tho FORKD stxd soued o o Sou