The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 9, 1951, Page 6

PAGE SIX MONDAY BANQUET ENDS :ViSITATION, GRAND OFFICERS The visitation of the Grand Of- ficers of Rainbow for Girls came to a close Monday evening after a Grand Banquet, which had been prepared by Mrs. Olaf Bodding, Mrs. Henning Berggren and Mrs. R. Kronquist, was served. A special initiation was held in the lodge rooms following the banquet at 7:30. p.m. Although very satisfactory, the weather was not a picnic was held Sunday afternoon &t the Auk Bay Recreational area for the Grand Officers, all Rainbow girls and De- Molay boys. Saturday night was the big night for the four visiting girls as they conducted publicly the Majority Service and Grand Cross of Colors. Miss Shan Shawgo, Grand Worthy Advisor, of the States of Washing- ton and Idaho, led the Services and was assisted by Grand Faith, Irene Borroughs; Grand Nature, Margaret Teller; and Elizabeth Braden, Worthy Advisor of Ark Assembly, Seattle. The following Juneau girls as- sisted also: Mrs. Mary Jean Per- kins; Miss Ada Burns; Mrs. Pat Balog Burns; Mrs. Grace Satko Allen; Mrs. Muriel Milnes Chap- man; Mrs. Betty Rice DeRoux; Lou Fagerson and Alice Jean Da- | is, all these girls therefore re- eived their Majority although the Jirst three were the only ones pres- ent. During the Majority Service, Miss Nancy McDowell and Miss Ruth Bloomquist sang a duet, “Whispering Hope.” Grand Cross of Colors Following the Majority ~Service the Grand Cross of Colors Was held, taking part in the ceremonies were the four visiting officers and three Juneau girls, Betty Man- tyla, Mrs. Lois Lawrence This impressive ceremony is given to those belonging to or who are affiliated with Rainbow, who have been selected because of the work they have done in or for Rainbow. The five persons selected for this honor were Mrs. Olaf Bodding, Mrs. Helen Roff, Miss Lynn Bod- ding, Miss Donna Mountjoy and Miss Ann Louise Henning. During both services, music was furnished by Miss Virginia Whitehead at the plano and Miss Elizabeth Wyller at.the organ. The blending of both organ and piano was very pleas- ing to the ear. o= At the conclusion of the services, Mary Whitaker, Ann Louise Hen- ning and Donna Mountjoy indi- vidually presented Shan Shawgo, Irene Borroughs, Margaret Teller, and Elizabeth Braden with a sou- venir gift to remember their visit to Juneau. A joint dance by the DeMolay boys and Rainbow girls was held afterwards. The ballroom had been Mrs. Betty Nordling Harris; Miss Donna Mountjoy; Mrs. Norma Bur- ford Fourney and Mrs. Betty Bon- nett Kendler. Galley 2 Monday Banquet Officers Introduced Before the services started, Mrs Mary Jeannette Cowling introduced the Grand Officers and each was presented in the East and given a corsage of Alaskan cotton by Mother advisor Mrs. Mildred Bar- ron, Juneau Assembly’s Worthy Ad- visor Lynn Bodding and Worthy Associate Advisor, Mary Whitaker were “also presented in the East and given a corsage of cotton. Mrs. Dora Sweeney, Supreme Sub Dep- uty for Alaska was introduced in the East. Mrs. May Wright and Mrs. Grant were also introduced as Worthy Matrons of Juneau and Douglas Chapters of Eastern Star. There were fourteen names of girls read who had reached their twentieth birthday or who had married before attaining that age. They were as follows: Claire Folta Rainery, Carmen Mantyla McNeil, Jean Boddy Tonsgard, Carol Karnes Carlson, Donna Olds Hanna, Gloria Maki, Jeanette Stephenson War- wick, Phoebe Ann Logan Crass; Sally McCrea Prevett, Jean Hermle HH Mitchell, Virginia deGenahl, Mary o M - —f ‘prefer the flattery .of Just to prove you both know what's smart, Mothers," like most smart women, decorated appropriately for May day, with a May pole, streamers and all in the center of the dance floor, making a very attractive dec- oration. ‘Lillian Uggen's orchestra furnished the music. During inter- mission the complete fishing out- fit, pole, basket and all which the DeMolay Loys have been selling tickets for, was awarded by Dan Livie, ably assisted by Grand Wor- thy Advisor Shan Shawgo. The grand prize went to M. F. Flint, father of Rainbow Girl Janet Flint, who reports that her father doesn’t fish but that she does. Tuesday the Grand Officers left for Anchorage and Fairbanks where they will be honored guests, also. B.B.STARS Stars of Tuesday games are: Batting — Sid Gordon, Braves— socked home run in ninth inning to give Boston 2-1 victory over Cin- cinnati. Pitching — Ray Herbert, Tigers — scored fourth straight victory in 1t lief as Detroit edged New York, 6-5, in 11 innings. Mary Jean Perkins and! e Sporis Briels | h Cincinzati —A plea by four Mi igan members of a Class A Central | League for $40,000 of money paid to De!roit 'Figers for radio broadcast-} {ing rights was denied by Commis- sioner A. B. Chandler. Fort Smith, Ark Polly Riley, defending champion, crushed Mrs Grady Prim, 9 and 8, in first round of Southern Women's Amateur tourney. North Hollywood, Calif Diegel, 52, former PGA ch died of cancer after lir { ness. Leo mpion, ing ill- Danny Nardico of and Bob Murphy of n Diego, Calif, a pair of slug- ging light-heavyweights with a reer full of }.no( kouts, batéle in Chi- cago stadium tonight before an ex- pected 7,000 customers. Chicago - Tampa, Fla., S " WILGAMES Final scores of WIL games yes- terday are: Victoria 8, Vancouver 7. Salem 4, Wenachee 0. Yakima 11, Tri-City 3. Spokane 8, Tacoma 4. LEADERS IN B. B. Leaders in major baseball games to date are: NATIONAL LEAG[F Batting (based on 50 times at bat) —Robinson, Brooklyn, Elliott, Bos- ton, .397. Hits — Robinson, 31; Sisler, Phil- adelphia, 29. Home Runs — Hodges, Brooklyn, 3; Jethroe, Boston, Pafko, Chicago, Snider, Brooklyn, 6. Pitching — Roe, Brooklyn, 4-0;| Brechen, St. Louis, 2-0. AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting — Busby, Chicago, Carrasquel, Chicago, .345. Hits — Carrasquel, 29; Busby 27. Home Runs — Jensen, New York; Williams, Boston; Doby, Cleveland 5. Pitching — Lopat, New York; Her- bert, Detroit, 4-0. | .380; COUPLE MARRIED Clarence J. Beauchene and Lella Irene Day were married Tuesday in the office of the U. S. Commis- sioner. Witnesses for the couple were Bill Tonsgard and Doris Tonsgard. with the ankle-slimming “pictire-frame™ heelt give her the stocking with the heelmark of distinction. .. the slimming, trimming “picture-frame™* heel.t World’s loveliest stocking from any viewpoint. Exquisitely sheer nylons in new Sorcery tones. 8% to 11. with self heel . ... ... 195 with black, brown or navy heel . . . . 2.25 60 gauge—Sansonette* T pleated for fabulous fit . . 2.25 475 %, SRS | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASIéA ALASKA BRANCH ABAS ORGANIZED HERE MON. NIGHT A Southeast Alaska branch of the American Association for the Ad- vancement of Science was officially organized Monday night at a meet- ing held in the office of Clarence Rhode of the Fish and Wildlife Service. Attending were 26 persons representing some 20 fields;of seci- entific interest. Dr. John Reed of US.G.S. told the group about the A.A.AS.; or- ganizational problems of the first Alaska Science Conference held in Washington, D. C., last year, and the desirability for holding a .sec- ond Alaska Science Conference in the Territory this year. It is proposed the second Science Conference be held in Mt. McKin- ley National Park early in Septem- ber. A special steering committee for the conference will meet in Fairbanks on or about May 18. Named as Southeast delegates to the latter meeting were Dr. C. Al- brecht, Leo Saarela and William Twenhofel. Appointed to the Nominating Committee for the election of per- manent officers of the Southeast branch were Dr. C. L. Anderson, A. W. Blackerby and A. E. Jasker. A Constitution and By-laws Com- mittee to draft the proposed con- stitution of the new organization was appointed consisting of Dr. Frank Maresh and Bud Elkins. Acting as temporary chairman of the meeting last night was Wil- liam Twenhofel, with Ralph Browne named acting secretary. It was pointed out during the meeting that membership in the Southeast Alaska branch of A.A.A.- S was cpen to all interested in the advancement of science. Meet- ings of the new group will be held monthly and subjects of general scientific interest will be presented and discussed. The meetings will not be restricted to membership. Information regarding member- ship in the organization may be obtained by contacting Willlam Twenhofel at the U. S. Geological Survey office. Date of the mnext meeting will ke announced later. /ARMY ENGINEERS MAKE REPORT ON DCUGLAS HARBOR The U. S. Army Engineers Office, Portland, Oregon, has made public its recommendations concerning improvements to Juneau and Doug- las harbors, for which public hear- ings were held in Juneau Dougias in June, 1946. The reporting officers recommend modiiication of the existing project to provide for dredging a small boat hartor, 204 acres in area at Doug- las, to a depth of 14 feet at mean lower low water. Estimated first cost to the Corps of Engineers § $368,680 for construction and $3,000 annually for maintenance, subject to the following conditions of local cooperation: a. furnish all lands, easements, and rights-of-way necessary for the construction and maintenance of improvements when and as required; b. hold and save the United States free from damages that may sesult irom the construction and maintenance cf the improvements; c. accomplish and maintain cerations as required in sewer, wa- ter supply, drainage, and other ut- sty tacilities; d. construct in accordance witn Jlans approved by the Secretary of .ie Army, maintain, and operate vithout profit, adequate moorage .ewlities, ufiities, and a pubuc landing with suitable service and supply faciities open to all on gual reasonable terms; e. provide and maintain any suigneads that may be required by .ocal interests for retention of dred-ed muaterial in the area shore- worc frem the basin; and f. <0 maintain the existing cause- way to Juneau Island tocsfill approagch to the City of Douglas wharf as to provide ade- juate protection to the basin. Intercsted parties may present views orally or in writing on the matter to the Board of Engineers lor Rivers and Harbors, Room dOa <19 U sireet, NE, Washington, Coples of the Engineers’ r are at the District Engineer lice, Anchorage; District Engineer’s oftice 4735 East Marginal W attle, and the cffice of the Goy- ror of Alaska for reference for interested. RUMMAGE SALE V. F. W. Auxiliary Rummage Sale Sat., May 12, in basement Memorial Presbyterian Church. Open at 10 a.m, 805-3t .hese “Notiece is hereby given that the collecter of customs for this dis- trict has issued an order dated May 7, 1951, authorizing the name of the scow P. A. F. R. 8. No. 2, official number 176236, owned by Alaska Pacific Salmon Company, of which |] Juneau, Alaska, is the home port, to be changed to A. P. 8. CO, R, S. No. 1.” J. T. PETRICH, Acting Collector, Juneau, Alaska, First publication: May 8, 1651 Last publication: May 11, 1951. and | and thel] MANY FLY WESTWARD ON PACIFIC NORTHERN # Anchorage yes- ern Airlines, Seventeen flev: terday on 17 went t seven to other o WEDNESDAY, — ————— MAY 9, 1951 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING REAL ESTATE | REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Harman, Mrs. F Wer, M. C. Lo 2 BOATS | LARGE OR SMALL Daisy Mae Clark, Eileer 32 FT. TROLLER. Rigged & chd_vl Ask today to see our large variety Hall, A. Micheelson 1 te go. Price reduced to $2100. Cancf listings. Showings day and night. Palmer, G. Inman, Col. James Hig-| be financed. Call 676. ! GOING FISHING? ging, D. R. Peterson, K. P. Lind, [ Douzlas: GILLNETTER, fast, vear c¢1q D. Bostrom and 14 draftees. 4.BEDROOM House. Furnished.| gine, complete equipment. £2750—| 'To Cordova: Ruth Cameron, Nanj Full cement basement. One block| $1230 do 3 @i Blaha, Don Stater 17 through frem drug store. Immediate pos-| READY TO MOVE *N from Seattle session. CLOSE-IN, nice 2 Lac To Yakutat: H. G. Heat Doris | eood lawn, g 3 George, Nancy Cameron MURPHY & MURBPHY | irco v Glacer B A REALTORS — ACCOUNTANTS | nram one bedroo A SEALED BIDS will be received! ponc 675 over First National Bank | yarg mfum}lfsgg:m“’,“f_\’:'“'}_i”‘l;fif‘ by the Gty Clerk of the Town of Haines, Alaska until not later than 4 pm. on the 4th day of June, 1951 and to be opened publicly and read at 8:15 pam. on said date, for the purchase of a frame building owned sonditionally by the Town of Haines, Alaska and t originally through public sub: jon for utilization 1s a, hospital. Said building is lo- cated on Lot 6 Block 5 Haines 1 be BELLE’, 2324. restaurant—Make PHONES 676 and 207 CAFE — Juneau's inquiries—] S NEW. LISTING IN JUNEAU-- DUPLEX on Star Hill-NO STZPS. reom each apartment. Fur- nished. $4000. Very livable log cabin cn a very fine lot. best Box 'William Winn—Phone 234/ | WE LIST THEM ALL $5,000. YEAR ROUND country cabin, imit. 2 bedrcoms, excellent view,| $4,000. (W20 " MAGNIFICENT view, comfortable| 3 hedroom home, large living room, dining room, den, bsmt | 50 has extra bedroom and bath hich could be converted into separate apartment, excellent neighborhood. $12,000. (W16) v ATTENTION! DIFFERENT LISTINGS ERY DAY — we list all of our Below you see only one section, offered IN DOUGLAS $11,500 — 3 bdrm, full bsmt, very chen, furnished. Oil furn. d with fruit trees. Dbl wrage. $2135 will handle. 0,500 — 4 apts renovated. Good ace. On bus. Income $210 hly. $2,000 will handle. $9:500 — 2 bdrm renovated, all new furnishings, new elec equip, new _plumbing, wiring. Yard. 3 bdrm renovated, furnish- ed, unfin bsmt, garage. Close to school. View. $4,500 — 4 bdrr renovated, unfurn. Next to school. 100 x 100 yard. Garage. Owner will paint. OUT OF TOWN SKAGWAY MOTORS—only garage Townsite, U. S. Survey No. 1170 and LOVELY 2 or 3 bedroom nome, 2| in Skagway, serving 120 cars and included in this parcel for sale is Office in Gastineau Hotel yrs. old, view, conc. bsmt., gar-| trucks, servicing city equip. Over- the adjoining Lot 7, Block 5, Haines| _____ _| age, wall-to-wall carpet, good| head total $40 monthly, in City Townsite, U. S. vey No. 1179. furniture, venetian blinds, * elec.| Shop. General Motors sub agency, Building measures 100 feet by 30 ron SALE range, refrig and hot watcr, near| Firestone Tires. Now run part teet, has 7 foot ¢ m;'h_ffllmzi ! new school. $17,500. (W10) | time. Too much work. Needs full height, has concrete foundation and /77 = e { ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom home, me man or two men. ONLY double floor, roof is supported on 1949 PI YMO“T" four door deluxe ™, ictele modernized, new wall-! $2500 price. Also 3 bedroom house x4 rafters and interior skeleton| & i, i X,]:':lv( o8 Omcci cood lawn and garden,| for sale. $2,750 total price. framework forming partitions; roof-{ 466, residence ater G, 423, 6058t range, refrig, washing ma- | STTICA—Three houses, two busin: ‘ng material is single ply 90-lb.| mmpleuh ., nice kitchen, new roof,| es, lease or sell. asphalt impregnated felt. Interior| oyerhauled nson Motors. | foundation, near schoal, | PE house, oat walls and ceilings are unfinished| call 527 or 803-3¢ (Wi14) | 1 mile from and exterior W finish is drop | = g e P TRREE small 2 bed- iding on celotex with 2x4 studding. [ 14 FOOT Cedar strip built Loat,} § yoom home, nice lawn, full bsmt, PARANOF—Bldgs. and land large Al bids be accompanied| 16 D.p. outboard motor| poyglas, $5,000. (W20)| cnough for townsite patent. by cash, cer check or postal| & '3 5 HP. E\mvr’ule O“‘bo"d'sl PERB summer home, electricity ! GULL COVE—Graham home, gar- noney orcers in the amount of muton-al, $600.00. Call Green alled, convenient locat ceas, 5 acres pat. $5,000. of the amount of the bid, P oo, o 8“3'3f|\ rge lot to assure privacy, Lena| o the Town of Haines, Alask | DEGFE Sre Beach, $3,000 furn. (W1T) Should a successful bidder fail to‘”“;f:fg:dmcsf;f d:‘;fi:;:“m:"h‘“ LOG CABIN, 2 rooms, electricity, PETER W 0 0 D consummate the purchase of prop-| . o aces bld;‘u')m set, Tug 155 acres, near Glacier, $5250 — G Agency erty offered for sale within 2 weeks| . .¢ x‘uw'tu refrigerators, Hol-| $1750 down. (W8) | \f' 3 Klein Bldg. Tel. 911 ;g the awalrd, throvgh say fl,nzl; OF [/- b gty Epmmiie, g 803_”!51\11].;\1!_"_ anu;L y Imx;_xc‘ ey wickb: o Lo o is own, the deposit shall be for-|_ rn, materials for expansion. feited as liquidated damages. | PRICED for a quick s Holm"! almost 4 acres, elec. range, mile| FOR RENT The Town of Haines, through its| Coffee Shop. Ready 11, $2730. (W12) , iy Sommon Council, reserves the right at Coffee Si FURNISHED small two bedroom »ym* apartment, steam b ect any and all bids and to!: —- ————| hcme, South Franklin, ash | nished. 8 P ntect naand oL B are a m t or welder | ¢3 000" o1 3500 on terms. (W19) | ’“f ?},’fflfl""or’éfg e any informality in the bids ed. COMMON COUNCIL OF HAINES, ALASKA. By MRS. FRANK YOUNG, Attest: Mayor. CLARA CARSON, City Clerk. rst publication: April 23. 1951. publl"n[mn May 3, 1951. k NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ce is mreby given that Vera| s made application additional homstead, ! under Sections 2306- 2307, R. 5. U. S. for a tract of jand | embraced in Plat of U. S, Survey No. 2502, situated on the northeast side, of Glacier Highway about 4’ miles| nerthwest 6f Juneau, Alasks, con- aining 4.24 acres, latitude 58° 20 30”.N., Iengitude 134° 29° W. at me- ander corner No. 1, and it is now in the files of the Land Office, An- | herage, Alacka. Any and all persens claiminz ad- versely any of the above mentioned land showd file their adve: | n the losal land office, within the period of publication or thirty £ thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes. CHESTER W. McNALLY, Acting Manager. ar, NEW Douglas Telephone || NUMBERS |5 In (:aseO of Fire DIAL 2800 and report to Opera- fancywi 10. ble Elzeps four. We buy, 14 EMBARKING ON BARANOF TC SEWARD Leaving on the Baranof Tuesday for the Westward were 14 passen- D. Bruer, Mr Edwards, Mar Stepher Parcel Post packages, yant your own . Kolstrand Bux 284, Pel ith e, My home and shop Wi and equipment is for particulars, contaci e shop and| gy 181pRE here is your opportun- | cwmer | i 798~ phon '"mph Comb. Model, like new. Call H D 792-1£ SER Port Orford Ce-| ler Royal. Galley, head, Phone Blue 809.| 785-26t, First publication: March 28, 1951. gers. The D scheduled sou Last pubhcnnon May 23, 1951. kound Sunday mor s | Embarking for Sew Mrs et Hofemeister, L Hazel Pugh, F. Quinn, George N Apostal, n Shawgo, Margaret Ann Te! food raden, 18-t | |HoPE'S SECOND HAND STORE | sell and trade. 214 2nd St. Phone 908. 793-tf | 1th- 1ler. and ork at the Dorcas Sale—Sup- erette Market on Franklin — May 80 4-2t —EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY— tor in the usual manner o Douglas Numbers Cashen, Frank Chandler, Gayle . Cunningham, Fred Guerin, Eckley Hoisington, L. R. ) Jesperson, A. T. .........2811 1949 Kerns, W. H. ... 2281 1946 Lundell, Rosalie K 2732 Mcllhardy, Frank — L Riley, Mrs. Wm. R. _.....2282 1948 Webb, Jack L. 2813 1938 1947 Please use prefix DOUGLAS when call- ing a Douglas number from Juneau. TOP QUGLITY VALVES IN USED CARS: PECIAL Plymouth 4-door Sedan International 2-ton Pickup Mercury—4-door Sedan Dodge 4-door Sedan International iz-ton Panel 115 Front Street Phone 57 R.W.Cowling Co. FLOOR Safe on wheels—Phone 93‘*U\IM daytime or 818 evenings. MISCELLANEQUS 0. Ammun. | LEMON CREEK, J. Gerald Wil- Trene | Eliza- | 1 bedroom house with | room for sion into other’ be: ome apartment,| new wi furn.,, above Gastin- cau Ave. ced to $1900. (W13) 2 . HOMES TO FIT YOUR OWN NEEDS | COMPLETE Two bedroom house, needs cleaning up and founda- tion, other work, many mater go with it, geod view lot, 4 ¢ North Doug BAS I'II\,IEA\T and dr! ay built, 2ood water supply, almost 1 acre,| view of Channel North! as road, $2700. (G1D R cabin looking for a lot. and well built. Ready for must be moved from location. Moving will little as $50. Reduced to| (W9) I LOT NGOW i New use but prasent 2056 a8 $1050. CHOOSE YOU TC SUILD YUUR HOME WEST JUD view | €6 x 150 uglas Hizhway. | $600. (G13) AUKE BAY, 4 acres view propeity, | 12 mile from store on Highway. $7875 or will subdivide into six lots at $1500 each. (GD SPLENDID view lots, Fritz Cove‘ oad, 150 ft. frontage, depths | 50 to 400 feet, $1,000 each. (G12) | FRITZ COVE road, 4 lots with 75 I ft. frontage on upper side ol road, $600 each; and one 50 fi. lot on beach $75 (G2-3) 30.66 acres with| log cabin and nlenty of building| materials. (G4 | GASTINEAU Ave., double view lot, centrally located, $900. | INVEST IN Jl‘NEAU’ CHICKEN ranch, good location and buildings. Will sell all or part. (B5) GROCERY Store, good business and location, 2 bedroom apt. for owner. Will seli business and lease or sell building. Remarkably small amount will handle. (B1) ONE MAN business, owner must cell because of illness. Will teach trade to buyer. Customers prac- tically guaranteed. Only one of its kind in Alaska. Good two bed- room home in nice location goes with business. Entire package is kargain at $15,000. (B4 GENERAL Store with considerable property. Excellent location and Lusiness. Approx. $55,000. (B3) LARGE business and apartment excellent location, ; income, $78,750. (Y3) T House, 8 units, com- pletely furn., many new items,| sulated, central location, steady come $442 mo., Second St. $22,000 — $3000 down.® (Y1) MANY OTHER business opportun- ities and investment properties. 8oh Druxman-Phone 891 Juneau—123 Front Street Auke Bay—Fritz Cove Road Evenings by Appoiniment (G8) | | LOST AND FOUND WILL the gentleman who erro-! neously removed lizht tan Stetson from Baranof lobby cloakroom Tuesday noon, please phone Cap- tain Johnson ACS. His head’s getting cold. 805-1¢ ate office. Ap- in Feero Bldg. 805-1t "ABLE Steam heated 2 pt. Suitable for a single Call Red 708. 800-tf EL—Rooms, week- Rates. 782-26t AL H\Vfi or monthly \x'n;el house—two smx‘j or—also 1000 sq. ft. 162-tf FT. RL‘\'T A-! SK\’V uERVICE Or‘e man in saw, new Tmaz:, $20.C0 da, TEAMHE, AT]:.D Rooms, weekly or . Coloniai Rooms. 69-tf LlTZER Spinet pmno for rent. Anderson Piano Shop. Ph. 143 USED CaBS 1950 FOUR DOOR Chrysler Sedan, 5 new tires, radio and heater. “.P.S. Ceiling price. This car is Stored in Seattle garage. See I'arold Bates, 20th Century Mkt. 804-tf PLYMOUTH Sedan, very good .ndition. Radio & Heater. In- quire S & T Clothing Store. 801-3t $450.00. 804-5¢ él\‘izufm‘ “Sedan 1946 OLDbl\AOEILE Sedan, Bank financed 3 $1150.69 8 Cubic ft -tolll"d Deep Freeze $150. 4 Cubic 'ft Refrigerator .......$ 50. Phone 829 ODDS & ENDS 1040 Deluxe, 2 door Ford Sedan, radio, heater, backup lights, oil filter, windshield washer, etc. $1395. Call at Jorgenson Motors. 801-6t 1947 HUDSON Seaai. Good condi- tion, must sell. Call Biue 330. 798-4t 1633 FORD 1 Ton Truck. Good condition. New Mctor. Phone Red 910. 789-4t 195 (! Ol DS‘/KCJI E I’O day Deluxe Coupe. Priced for quick®sale Call 95. 158-t1 1036 Chev truck, 1% ton stake— heater and spot light, $300. Good condition—Inquire Baroumes apts i WANTED CARPENTERS Wanted. Call 34. 805-tf APARTMENT GQuitable for 3 per- Call 946 before 6 p.m. 804-4t 1 WAITRESS & 1 Fountain Girl. Percy’s Cafe. 755-1f HELP WANTED_Alaska Laundry. 158-t¢ 1‘ IRST-CLASS, experienced sten- ographer-secretary. Law office, Robertson, Monagle, Eastaugh. 200 Seward Building. 798-tf B PO UGS P et S V4