The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 24, 1949, Page 5

MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1949 AAPMA ORGANIZED IN JUNEAU; FOUR OFFICERS ELECTED Newspapers and radio stations served by the Associated Press in Alaska organized the Alaska ASso- ciated Press Members Association over the weekend to further the collection and distribution of news in the Territory. The organization, similar to those now functioning in each of the 48 states, will be headed by Robert J. Atwood, publisher of the An- Lorage Times. wiliam J. Wagner, president of luska Broadcasting Company, 5 elected chairman for radio; uirs. Helen Troy Monsen, publisher of the Dgily Alaska Empire. chair- man for dai newspapers, and Julius Ferney, publisher of the Sitka Eentinel, chairman for tri- weekly and weekly newspapers. Murlin B. Spencer, chief of the Seattle AP bureau, told repre- sentatives of 11 of the 17 news- papers and radio stations served by the AP in Alaska that comprehen- sive program is planned to meet their expanding needs. Spencer said that coverage of the current Territorial legislative ses- sions by an Associated Press staff- er ior the first time in history is only the first step in that pro- gram. The legislative coverage by James Hutcheson, of the Seattle bureau, was made possible by the coopera- tion of all papers and radio sta- ticns, he said. Those attending the organiza- tion meeting heard reports from Georg Nelson Meyers of the Fair- banks News-Miner on news bar- riers in Alaska, from Hutcheson on the legislature, and from Elmer Friend, managing editor of the Ju- neau kmpire, on recent election coverage, HOSPITAL NOTES Admitted to St. Ann’s Hospital on Saturday for medical treatment were Ernest Page and James R. Brown. George Schmidt was admitted for medical treatment on Sunday. Discharged from the Hospital over the weekend were: Mrs. Frank Barr, Richard Mouri, Mrs. Edwin Hildre and daughter, Mrs. Frank Cole and daughter, Mrs. Edward Hughes and con and Albert James. NOTICE OF RECEIVER'S SALE Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an Order of the District property of the Dulien Steel Prod- ucts, Inc., of Washington, consisting of electrical and sawmill equipment and motors, ete., delivered at Seattle, Washington, under a conditional sales contract and transported to Wrangell, Alaska, without authority. Parcel (b):-all of said defendant’s ight title, interest and estate in ind to lot fourteen, in block nine- een according to the official plat of said Town of Wrangell, with all Huildings and improvements there- ipon and all furniture in any such »uilding, belonging to defendant. Upon application to said Receiv- 'r a detailed and itemized inventory of all property embraced within said sarcels will be furnished prospective buyers. Sale will be made free and clear £ all liens Sealed bids will be received by the undersigned up to and including 10 vclock A. M. February 2nd, 1949, at which time they will be opened and considered. [’stntes of America; also all of the »f not less than ten percent of the bid submitted must accompany each bid to.be applied on the purchase srice, to be refunded or retained all according to the order of the said Court. or all bids received. ronerty, the conditions of sale and he submission of bids may be ob- tained from ‘the undersigned. O. F. OHLSON, Receiver, whose address is: Post Office Box 559, Wrangell, Alaska. | Publication date, Jan. 24, 1949. | s No. 6038-A MMONS FOR PUBLICATION e District Court for the Terri- of Alaska, Division Number One at Juneau, JUNEAU TNDEPENDENT SCHOOL so all other persons or part: in the real estate described in the Petiton herein, DEFENDANTS. The President of the United States of America. To the above named defendants: ATT. PERSONS OR PARTIES UNKNOWN CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, ESTATE, LIEN OR INTEREST IN THE REAL ESTATE DESCRIBED IN THE PETITION HEREIN, GREET ING: In the name of the United States of America, you and each of you are hereby required to appear in the A certified check in the amount | or in part as liquidated damages ! The right is reserved to reject any | Full infprmation cortcerning the | DISTRICT, PLAINTIFF, vs. JU-| NEAU RFALTY, INC.. a corpora- { < unknown claimin® any | richt, title, estate, lien or interest | KINY Alaska Broadcasting Co. ©C.B. 8. DIAL 1460—JUNEAU MONDAY EVENING 5:00—Public Health Center. 5—Juneau Woman’s Club. 5:30—Easy Chair Sketches- ABS. 5:45—Tune Tabloid. 6:00—News. 6:15—Animal Court. 20—Dinner Music. 30—Sport Scenario. —LIFE WITH LUIGI-CBS. 0—ARTHUR GOLFREY-CBS 8:00—Highlighting Your Legisla- ture-ABS. | 8:15-NIGHT EDITOR-CBS. 8:30—TELL IT AGAIN-CBS. News at Nine. 5—Viking Varieties. 30—CABIN B-13-CBS. 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All programs subject to change due to conditions beyond our con- j trol. | Gl ooy ' NEW PRINTER ARRIVES; | SON BOR! 10 WAllERS; A son, Bruce Kenneth, was born 'PAGE FIVE -JUNEAU, ALASKA THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE THINK OF ME-- ‘M A MASS OF LACERATIONS, CONTUSIONS, BUMPS, ABQ/\SIONS) AND SG‘O\(EN_) BUT THOSE SCRATCHES ARE DAGWOOD, m RUINED MY EEAUTIFUL FLOOR THAT I SPENT " ALL AFTF_C‘NOO:Jf e WAXING AND n POLISHING § 3 C‘ " /) IME. C\‘lu_ HEAL wu AT 5 /. PN POPEYE AGRéED TO MAKE A = 3 RresUN oh OF THE STh HE ORDERED MILK AND CRACKERS. I GIVING HIM ANIMAL CRACKERS ! Y DONT_(WANNA N THERE'S NOT A [CHANCE! NOT ONE IN A Y ( BILLION!! \en / 1 ANOTHER LUMMOX ! DOVEY'S CALLIN' ME. BE BACK. RIGHT AWAY VURRY NUGH ) BETTER . z i T o T THAT OLD FOOL HORSE DOCTOR, HE'S IN GREAT SHAPE, GLOCKENSPIEL,SHOULD HAVE KNOBBY. ONE MORE CAY OF J SPECIAL TRAINS FROM HAD YOU SLEEP ON A BOARD? BOXING ... AND TwO PAYS / ALL OVER TH COUNTRY. ... HOW DO YOU FEEL y OF CALISTHENICS AND VLL SEE YA AFTER, RAY, ROADWORK . HOW'S 1GOTTA MAKE ACALL. OH,IT'S YOU, KNOB....LOOK GOT A SACKERILLIACKER ... TH'DOC SAYS HE'S GOTTA LAY ON A BOARD AN'A HEAT PAD FER A COUPLA DAYS...HOKY SMOKES ... T BEEN TRYIN' TREACH YA ... THA™S TH'FINIEH OF CUR PLAN ... | WELL, CMON IN WITH 'IM SQON'S YA CAN.TOO TALL, BLONP PEASANT PLEASES ME. TELL HIM HE |5 DINE WITH ME TONIGHT. AT EIGHT — AND WARN'HIM 10 BE LOOK, MIS5 POPPOPNIKOFF! WERE TO BUILD AN AIRSTRIP THAT N , THIS TOWN NEEDS BADLY. 50 SUPPOSE YOU PUT THE SPURS TO THAT HIGH HCRSE YOU RIDE AND LET Us GET BACK O WORK. 20% 15 AMUSED AT NAME, * [ POPPOPNIKOFF, EHZ 15 | FOR THE GAY, BANTERING rNéo;ENC{E‘lNCEEPIBLE,’ APPROACH. District Court for the Territory of |, 3 Aluska, Pirst Judiclal Divislon ati0 Mr- and Mis Kenneth Waller Juneau, Alaska, within 30 days after ; St E Ann’s .H?spitla! early thi the last publication of this Sum. |morning. The younz lad tipped the mons, namely within 30 days after | SC3les at six pounds 14 ounce: Bruce joins a sister, Betty Eileen i the Tth day of February. 1949, i OF WRANGELL, a corporation, !case this Summons is plibllshed. g; who is two years of age. plaintiff, vs. ALASKA ASIATIC| qinhin'40 days after the date of its| WALer is at the head of the job LUMBER MILLS, INC, a corpora- ca0 3 i H tion, defendant, the undersigned, SEI’V‘C(“ MROILY T hdp thl§ i Receiver of all and singular the! festa, s eryed Wb you pasonall, | property and assets of said defend jand answer the Petition of the above | Mrt ctaroration, wWilT sell, ai prlvac; {named plaintiff on file in said Court | sale, in two parcels, to the highest ‘m.;: . ihove eaRaed nct)on:. N bidder, upon the terms and condi- ', s hlr\int:fl SEEERT Sction et tions hereinafter set forth, subject to E’!B';flti;f a:o };Z S:: r;w‘::::m;; tf:z confirmation by said Court, on the " 2nd day of February, 1949, at the simple of the following described hour of 10 o'clock At\& at };is office tract of land situated within the DAk Gatd deten dan‘t's. premisté a; Juneau Recording District Precinct Wranééll Alaska, all the right, title, and more particularly described as: “ : s : i * ! All of Lots numbered 1 through interest and estate of said defend- . ¢ 1o« of the Highlands | { ant corporation in and to the fol- Subdivision, a plat of which was ! 1 Court for the Territory of Alaska, First Division, at Ketchikan, Alatka, made on the fourteenth day of Jan- | uary, 1949, in that cause then pend. | ing in said Court entitled: BANK srinting: department of The Empire e [/HERE COMES THE FIRST SQUAD CAR. IT WON'T BE LONG NOW. NOT REALIZING THAT SLEET IS ACTUALLY PLOTTING TO KILL HIM— SAM CATCHEM TRAILS THE TRIO AS THEY LOOK FOR i'm on A CAB. lowing described real and personali recorded September 20, 1946, in property, to-wit: | R Parcel (a): all those certain par- | g‘:e;?:‘; g::k:;fig :fm:;e”ngf cels of real property upon which is| ., ger for the Juneau Record- situated said defendant’s sawmill ing Precinct, and which said plant in said Town of Wrangell, Al- B was 1 or’m erly. included in aska, together with all rights, fran- | g = b T own as the chises, easements, privileges, tene- chnries Wayor Tract, R pjputistances shereligh and that the Court a’scermm the heiohglog .ar appertaining g e validity of the claims and compen- machinery, tools, equipment, build- | g, yi0n "4 ang “to which the defend- ings, structures, fixtures and "any |, .¢ i any of them will be entitled and all other personal property now In the event you fail to so appear upon said premises or any part o 2 and answer, Plaintiff will take judg- thereof, used or intended to be used mblE aguinst Jom far watt Hhereof OF SCME RESPONSIBILITY, AND M SURE YOU THINK YOU CAN DO A BETTER JOB. ILL GO FARTHER, WILMER. - ILL LET YOU RUN THE OFFICE END AND I'LL HOP WORK. O S S — in connection with the operation of said sawmill plant as a going con- cern, but excluding from said sale any and all property now situate upon said premises or any part thereof, ‘belonging to the United and will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in its Petition and as hereinabove stated. WITNESS the Hon. GEORGE W. FOLTA, Judge of said Court, and the seal of said Court hereto affixed on this 14th day of January, 1949. &_———— 6‘&("“1 d’é J. W. LEIVERS, Clerk of the ’ District Court, Division No. PRESCRIPTION SHOES Ong. Taaitraton daike P By LOIS P. ESTEPP, Juneau Foot Clinic Deputy. 14 Shattuck—Blve 379 First publication, Jan. 17, 1949. o LRNY \ ) GOOD EVENING, / & H D T e VRTYLER [ COUSH CEyC'IE?' (SNIF--SNIF-- THE POORSOUL [ nRON. ME LP T My 1S 1N FOR SOME OH,DEAR MEY MRTYLER IS JUST BUBBLING OVER WITH JOY -- (SNIE-SNIE) AND NOW I MUST TELL HIM THE HEARTBREAKING (NEWS -- CHIN UP. FALDYROY! ,Last publication, Feb. 7, 1949. Your i)e"pbsli: ARE SAFE BUY and HOLD UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDE FALDYROY!! PUT QUT TH' LATCH STRING ! IT BE ME -- Y TIELESS” TY BILL FER YORE S TROUBLE ; wm HE management of this bank is pledged to conserva- tive operation. The safety I GIVE upP/ WHAT'S TH' UsE *® PUT THAT BOOK AWAY- IF YOU'D WORK AT THE OFFICE INSTEAD OF RUNNING AROLIND ALL DAY WITH YOUR LOW-BROW FRIENDS - YOU WOULDN'T HAVE TO WORK NIGHTS/ VH~ DONIT | YOU MAKE YOUR WIEE THINK YL ARE AMBITIOUS? TAKE HOME THIS L EDGER-PRETEND YOURE VERY BUSY- SHE WiILL ADMIRE SJOUR DESIRE TO TUT =TT - - } MAGGIE - DON'T l DISTURB ME - I GOT A LOT OF OFFICE WORK TO DO/ primary sddition the bank is a mem- ber of Federal Deposit In- surance Corporstion, which insures each of our deposit- ors against loss to a maxi- mum of $5,000. M THIS BANK ARE INSURED SOUR MASH Kentucky Straight' soTTiNg SOND| FIRST NATIONAL BANK of JUNEAL, ALASEA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION