The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 1, 1951, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1951 e, | CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING | “not oo s e REAL ESTATE | BEALESTATE | REAL ESTATE PAGE TWO — EIGHT ARRIVE SATURDAY ON ELLIS AIRLD ‘I‘Al,)flfill COMPANY IS | WOMEN INSURANCE WORKERS! | The National Geographic Societv e AWARDED DAM CONTRACT [ |Pacific Northern TULSA, Okla, — (# — A woman | says oil production of Sakhalin Ts- 3 5 _(rammed her automobile into that|land. off the Siberian coast, is ti: Eieht passengers arrived on Ellis| The Alaska Public Works office|of Bruce Lovelace, chief criminal| mated at 6,000,000 barrels a year. Carries 114 Airlines Saturday with four travel- | announces that Ray James of Pal- | deputy of Tulsa county. arries on ing on interport mer has been awarded the contract | He got out of his car and asked From Ketchikan: Tim Casey, Flos- | on the construction of the Seldovia | for her insurance papers Planes fying the Inain-chin: | Weekend Highls sie Doolin, George Towle. Dam. James' bid was $82,052.00 to| “I dom’t have any,” she replied. “hump” in World War II used thr: From Petersburg: Mr. and Mrs. | build the mass concrete water reser- | “Where do you work?” Lovelace | tons of gasoline for every ton tl Pa H. Enge, A. L. Ricker. voir with a wood stave pipe line. asked. |4 | transported. | om Wrangell: Mr. Jones, Mr. TR T | “At an insurance office,” was thE‘ Bl v end flights with 60 arriving, 19 de- > | Marshali — EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY — |answer, ag Milk is about 87 percent watcr ¢ | parting and on interport GARRISON house. 4 bedroom res- |12TH STREET duplex, well furn- 7, i —— - AR e LG ? APHOIRE trota evacs: B | .idence. two lots. Automatic hot| ished, two 1 bedroom apartments PETER “ 00“ g frome Anc ge: Pvt. H. : Yeat ' Well | waler heating system. ® ur- AGENCY YT TR SR AT % Mead, M. G. Tucker, A. S, Leiv, A - 4 —$88888— ] ad, Robert John, Donald~ Nelsor ished. 50.00. | bsmt, garage, Baker, Ralph Deveney, E. T. Brehn,| hished. Complete electrical equip- | 12th S “HERB"” S. ROWLAND s S P E C l A L | Henry Tukrock, R. Myren, F. Couch, |0 UNIT apartment. A good in- ished, $10,500, y GEN C. Wick, George Kamplain, Joo| CCMe property | DOUGLAS HIGHWAY. 5 year old —$35855— | 0. E. Christensen, Keith Mountjoy,| ment. Price complete: $16,000. two 1 bed |Tom Dyer, H. O. Westman, M, F,|2 BEDROOM house on 7th St.| FRITZ COVE,1': be Alaska Manager Baranof Hotel-Juneau ‘ Anderson, K. Stettlar, A. Matthews, |[DOUGLAS—A new three bedroom | Modern with apt. renti 00| I challenge them to list their salesy each month—Peter Wood Reeves, Carl J. Thomas, Cliff Thor-| Full basement. Partially furn-| home, be From Yakutat: M. Asplund, G. house. Unfurnished. lmr_ncdiutc_ month. 4 O'Neill, A. Van Mendine, R. Hanson, | Occupancy. For sale at price less | NICE 3 bedrcom home, furnish D. Brown, Amil Munier, Ethel | than aisal. garage, basement, double Tuesday. Oct. 2 | EACH MONTH-—EACH YEAR WE SELL iuCRE HOMES THAN FOR SAL Telephone 419 White, William Geddes, Audrey|LISBINGS on several large in-| ing dwood floors, Cal $: one bdr 1 McDonald, | Vvestment properties. | Ave. $17,400. (W42) | ¥ one bdrm oll ‘We LOTS: Casey Shattuck. Seatter | GOOD 5 bedroom home, complete- c stove, refrig. wash mch, furnished, view, basement, clean place. Workshop in | Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bonnett. From Cordova: Paul Monroe alangs. ey i o R Life Insurance-Annuities yeTey Troyer, . Steven, F. Reiley, Mrs, L. |BELLES CAF s is still the| Star Hill, $11,500, (W45) | bs P9 Py Pernula, Sandr: Pernula, Mar best small restaurant ‘in Juneau.| CONVENIENT 2 bedroom lmme,fi' >0 two houses, both one bdrm All Members Please Attend | Gar y Ga ¢ 1 | rnish acros: o T On 12th next néw school. $1,000 Garcia, Andy Ga and M % il & Bldg. furnished, across from Federal| . $1,001 W. Clemence, Mrs. W. C Office: Room 14 in ShattuckBIfe.| pqq /87,500, was) | _down. rk, ro- 0y . e line Clark, Edith Roth, Sue Rirh-*wllllam WmH_phone 234 ONE bedroom home, furnished, | 81 3 barm furnished ardson, Olaf Hanson, Clarence Dan- i A | Gold Street. $5,300. (W36) | schools and downtown. Hot ner, Axel Hansen, John Pederson, | TWO-bedroom home, completely T UXE House trailer, 2 bed-| 2 Al Benson, Mrs. Cowell, B furnished. 9-ft refrig. etc. $4,600,| ToOmSs, complete. $4250. (W33) ome. McEImer, A. Johnson, Mr, and Mrs. | can get G. I. loan. | FURNISHED small two lrm L:h}fndg Ave. Ap- ©O. Koppen. ACROSS from airport, 4 lots. One| home, South Franklin. w1y | P FHA $16,000. Price ir Departing for Anchorage: Ethel| with partially completed building ENTIRE ISLAND, 230 acres, easily | des rug, drapes. $3,700 will Short, Rev. Gallant, A. Bandettini,| at $2,000. accessible year round, good bldg: Dr. R. H. Leer, Grant Lowry, Bishop |2 DUPLEXES. 2 Boats. k. other iofxtuu‘.\' $26,000 (W25) 4 s . Gleason, David Davis, W. James,|2-BDR. home partly furnished, THREE Summer homes. Up St. Garage, new furnace, immed Ken Loken, A. Watts, Mrs. Keith| garage, garden etc. 3.18 pat. land. S}SW : ; occupancy, $17,500 unfurn. Young, Rose Marquis, Sarah Ed-| Cabin $1,100. | EXCELLENT LOTS for year round munds, V. Gibson, Robert La Favom, |SEVERAL Iots Douglas, Douglas| homes, summer cabins, resorts b 4 . Dora Charles. highway and Juneau. nd ir trial sites. ‘ bsmt- large enough for 2-bdrm For Cordova: Edward Hanson,! PROPERTY Pelican, Tenakee, sn-‘ Y OTHER LISTINGS = | £ Roy Hanson, F. Gorcaten | ka, Wrangell. | See for Business Oppor[umtiesw’ _FOR SALE IN DOUGLAS . : and Investment Property listings. [$7.800 3 bdrm furnished, new bsmt MURPHY & MURPHY p.p, nyman-Phone 89!' R y 198,500 3 bdrm furnished, fireplace, o ® @ Mrs. J. Stearns of Pelican is at| KEALTORS — ACCOUNTANTS = . R 1 the Baranof Hotel. | Phone 678 over First National Bank M. J. HAAS - Associate l X100 yard, | view. lc n e res c e g sl e | i 2198 Frant Beeet [$3.2000 3 bdrm furnished, 100x100 About 10 million tons of seaweed | Auke Bay—Fritz Cove Road | ¥d, hot water heat, piano, very v float in the Sargosso sea. Fon SALE e e - ~me | SPAclous. Move in today. = = o Esli ¥ ! TEVED Fish living at depth greater than |ONE block from hospital, TOR SALE PET]&R “700]) 1,500 feet are black, deep violet or| room housc completely fu e A e L E C brown. wall to wall rugs, overstuffed, light | T s | A oak dining set, large refrigerator, BOAT for sale, No. 31A266 it | .. ¥a. 2 Klein Blag. Tel. 911 | Flies been captured up to 12| etc. Immediately ava 33 t. troller, power 140 Chry | miles away from the place where| Black 575 for appoi fully i and x‘pu.\' &;v ;l ged” with radioactive = E e if purchased SHREHAAT. |LARGE ESTATE oil heatrola 5 room rediately at Boat Harbor. To You Who Pay the Taxes: - _| size. Pro new, complete 922 3-t NOTICE OF SALE | with pipe d and oil fittings. itable for one o The Civie Interest Ticket, composed of the following Juneau tax In the United States Commissioner’s | Alaska Trapsfer Co., Phone iy iHob of. Bod > Green 910. 923-4t] LY . ; : : g Court for the Precinci of Haines | Price $35 OF TS, ONGE CBpIdeh an 0 ! 2 payers, solicit your vote and support in the forthcoming City Election, shop busi NHALL October 2, 1951. L e e a reputation for service and integrity PITIEHE TeniT I ey JUNEAU (You Register When You Vote) | they were * A e ! with power tools, ARTMENTS Division N“';“’\“!‘j One, Terrilory | GyPPIES, Healthy. Wormed. Full 1\1:;\‘?1;\"7,315‘ | ATATEK | feeding instruct wu refer- 1be . Cn 3 B In the Matter of the Estate of | ences. Ship ht crates.| 1l c, and al GEORGE HALL, Deceased. | Cockers, g aunds, Toy Fox| dence » door, all Notice is hereby given t} the| Terriers, W Fox Terrier move into. Located United States Commissioner for| ties, Toy Manc to ca at 68 W | Haines Precinct, Territory of Alaska,| land Wh (built 1 | will sell on October 10, 1951, at its| CairnT , Bostons, i:g:]rinr;:;?lm 'I}Iz:;nf‘\‘. ‘M(:w-k,;,éll the iznl'..ls, l:Il :L "_ id lot for sale in Native | A d | real property of the estate of George | black, red, parti 1 Fiinee Bugnive - Hotss 23 | FO? Y | Hall, deceased, being lots 3, 4, and| breds. Registered other breeds, .y i i Al %0, | 10 BANT OF [UARNIE Tronis §,50f¢ Block 10, of the Townsite of| Louklsor you, Only ho : . SO oy s b i el Haines, by means of sealed bids to| ings. Fifteen years in business.|SMALL Lester Spinet piano. Ideal| on City Misbiona gxll;c:v}w uck(x}ool, be received at or before the hour of| REEDKROFT KENNELS, 945 tment sise, Price $275. Phone| oler and Douglas’ bussas. i lao 4 P.M. on said sale date and place, |[EAST HIGHWAY, KENT, WASH.| Green 309. fl"l-ii;‘ e 0”; as busses. Will di- which bids shall be accompanied by | ST 3 R | Vide mto stores, offices, and res- 10% thereof and a promise to pay|——— GAS-BOAT Sisu combination hal- | Also cpace for other the balance of such within ten |3040 FL < and troller, fully equipped, " busiuesses. Cai or see days after notification of the ac-| it 138 two i : J“Sl’]“[‘lv float 4, Boat Harbor. $10,00,| _Lcter Wood, 911 ceptance of said bid and at the time | fitt with flanges and Dbolts| gee P. (Pete) istensen. | STEAM heated. = i~ ofptender of deed by Administratr for return bends, 65 feet 3 inchi ppg o en ?lsi Cmm;m-l;iiflmu Agated: oo Golg S Martha Wendling. Sale will be made| black S.W. pipe. One 6 watt| Mg fve 185-4 4 to the highest bidder. The minimum | Intervox radiophone complete|30 LUGER and holster; Model 75| AVAILABLE now. Space for reste bid shall bé at least $500. Notifica-| almost new excellent condition.| Winchester 22 ta model 12| aurant or other business. Phovne tion will be gi i-| Write O. R. Rutherford, Manager,| Winchester ; car radiol 452, " gga-it der of his succ Sitka Cold Storage Co., Sitka, Al- H e 30.06; 351 - days of the said sale day. Unsuccess- | aska. 926-6¢ automatic. Phone | STEAMHEATED Rooms, weekly or ful bidders will have their rem = e 817-tf Monthly. Colonial Rooms. 69- tances returned. If through fa NE FLOOR furnace wit > of the successful bidder the sale is| Static controls one year old, re- not completed the 10% tendereq| moved when basement put under house with his bid will be retained by the | Douse, $75.00 Also ong stove oil I ¥y Gourt for payment of expenses of heater, good condition, make an ished including new electrical | the sale. The Court reserves the| Offer. Phone Douglas 2444 or see| equipment. Available immediate- right to reject any and all bids. at Hope’s 2nd Hand Store. 925-tf} ly. Call M James McNamara. | Phone Red 495. o e Sepremubat BipLe |31 FOOT TROLLER “SUB" stall . Shitt (SEAL) SS L. HEVE; —_— & il ROSS L. HEVEL, | "3 "oy plue 450 after 5 pm. -tf| PURSE SEINER “Admiraliy” 14| Work. Phone 10, csk-for M-437. P A Y 2 N Probate Judge for e SEREA S % v of efficiency and equip our Police Patrol force with much needed radio Halies. Posalnet, | NEWLY BILE T bais odan by 50 ft. Pu"ln‘d l:yl 165 h.p. : 916-t¢ 1 complete spare oo equipment. This item is under consideration and test at the present First Publication: Sept. 10, 1951. home in nice residential district.| pore iy, 3o telanh S , i ased. Last Publication: Oct. 8 For appol 55 e Sl ut time, and now authorized to be purchased & Oi 17,71951 i For appointment phone Redzg:);t. power skiff and complete hali- MISCE LA flus : e : : NOTICE OF SALE STt but gear with 20 skates. For [\ AINTT T We advocate standard living wages for all City employees and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PELICAN Theatre, building and| ther information, contact owner| 'ppn. geq shall maintain a definite program for repairs and cleanliness of City hat pursiant to an Order of the| equipment, write Box 705, Pelican| G€orse James, Angoon, Alaska. - = Commissioner’s Court for the Ter-| Alaska 924-17t.| 908-6t| HOPE'S SECOND HAND STORE ritory of Alaska, Juneau Precinct — T oM. 318 Willouahhe 2 the undersigned, as guardian ;f the USED cAns LENER. HooM, 810 Elcistiy ;‘;E ;:3’1’1:991‘138&“ T i Wstate of Frank Stragier, an in- ATcussRhone M 907_“’ - zon:lraletc:vk,h\\'xltl sell at pu‘a!x§ m:clio}) 1949 FORD V-8 custom 2-door A-1| NEW apartments. Income over 0 the highest and hesg bidder for condition. Phi 10, Room 425.| $1500.00 per month. See Nick Roe- cash all-of the right, title and in- T T gag pf| owich. . 903-tf For Mayor—Edward S. Neilsen d one br. apts $119 and For City Councilmen — Joseph A. Thibodeau, Bert Caro, | furnished br. apt. $141.50, 922-3 5. Hot water heat, 20001 George Bros. Build« Louis Kann, George Messerschmidt, E. O. (Curly) Davis, A ing. Phone 399, 915-t4] E. M. Spence. When members of the former Civic Interest Ticket took office in ¥ UE 5980, a debt of $142,000 was assumed, this'amount being an over-expendi- ture of the previous council budget. During the past year that debt was reduced by $94,000. At the present time there is still a deficit of $50,000 which must be included and taken care of in this year’s budget. This item can not be met by the City sales tax but must come from property taxes. For this reason we do not propose lowering the millage rate but do promise there will be no raising of the tax payer’s property values, or taxes. The sales tax collected by the City will be used only for the pur- poses for which the citizens of Juneau voted. Our policy and aim will be to see to completion all city projects now under way, reduce all present obligations and under no circumstances assume any further expenditures until debts are satisfied, excepting those of imperative need or public necessity. WURLITZER Spinet piano for remi Shattuck Addition.| Anderson Piano Shap. Ph. 143 painted, completely Ium-l RS > HELP WANTED - EXPERTENCED Accountant and Office Man now available tor We pledge our wholehearted support and effort to our very fine and able Fire Department. We shall endeavor to keep our Police Department at a high level al paper hang evening 5°to 7. streets. We shall continue in our efforts to maintain and improve the Juneau Boat Harbor to further lasting relations with our valuable fishing fleet. any. business or capac- 'Edward S. Nielsen—Candidate for Mayor— Has lived in Juneau 20 years. Resides 308 Distin Avenue. Part owner and manager of United Food 8 years. Served on the City Council 6 years. Married and has 2 children. Jeseph A. Thibodeau—Candi- date for City Council— Has lived 36 years in Juneau, in business 25 years. Served on City Council 3 years. Residence 724 6th Street. Married, 6 chil- dren. George Messerschmidt—Can- didate for City Councilman— Has lived in Juneau 50 years. Resides 446 12th Street. Mar- ried and has three children. Bert Car;v—Candidate for City Councilman— Resided for 40 years and in business 20 years in Juneau. Residence, Caro Apartment: One year’s experience on City Council. + Married, no children. E. M. Spence—Candidate for City Counmilman— Owner of the Juneau Transit System. Veteran of World War 1I. Resides 225 Erwin Street. Married and has one child. Louis Kann — Candidate for City Councilman— Owner of Kann's Bon Marche. Has lived in Juneau 24 years. Resides 1716 Highlands. Has one child. ‘terest of said incompetent and of the Bstate of Frank Stagier, an in- competent, in and to the following described property, which will be sold as one lot or parcel: An undivided one-half interest in Lot 2 in Block 5 of the Town- site of Douglas, Alaska, as said lot is shown on the official plat of said town, on file in the Of- fice of the Bureau of Land Man- agement at Anchorage, Alaska, together with the buildings and structures thereon erected, and the tenements, hereditaments and | appurtenances thereunto apper- taining; and an undivided one- half interest in and to all furni- ture, fixtures and household equip- ment situated in the house on the above described real property, in which furniture, fixtures and equipment said estate may hold such interest. DODGLE Sedan. See Trevor Davis 919-8t |, HERES A 1GBU IN'BETTER USED CARS SPECIAL 1949 Chevrolet 4-door Sedan 1940 Plymouth 4-door Sedan 20 FOOT outsoard cabin cn;iser, 16 horse motor. Call Blue 830. £98-1f TROLLER “Mischief” for sale — $7500.00. Length 39 ft, draft 5 ft., beam 11 ft., 8 ton net-9 ton gross. Facks 12,000 Ilbs. Inquire M. C. Kinberg Sr., Box 434, Sit- _ka, Alaska, 884-tf REFRIGERATOR — Excellent condition. Contact Parson’s El- ectric, 10th and C. 866-tf WANTED ® & & 0 o o & o o o ® WANTED to rent or sublet partly furnished or unfurnish- ished house or apartment with two bedrooms, by Research Statisticlan who is reliable . Signed) Henry Perozzo, Anchorugs, ‘Alaska. ' 888-tt EXTRA WIVES CREATE DOMESTIC TROUBLE <+ RANGOON — (B — A wealthy business-woman of ‘Mandalay wants a divoree from her husband because living - with 'him “makes it imp sible for me to maintein the kind of a home I want.” The woman told a divorce court that during the 11 years of their married life her husband has taken four lesser wives and had affairs®, “with innumerable maid servants” in her employ. 4 E. 0. (Curly) Davis—Candi- date for City Councilman— Has been in business and lived in Juneau 22 years. Resides 102 Gastineau Avenue. Married and has 5 children. Said sale will be held at 10:00| AM,, October 23, 1951, at the front | 1950 Ford children, arriving Juneau Oct. door of the house sxtuated. on u_xe‘ 3%-ton Panel 1. Call Welfare Department real property above described, in| ® 726. 919-tf Douglas, Alaska. Said propertyi 1946 G.M.C. Panel ® & 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o will be sold free and clear of all| ' taxes or assessments then levied or| B w cowlin co ONE, two, or three bedroom hous- s assessed, and all liens and mort- o ¥V o g od es or apartments, furnished or (This Political Advertisement is Paid for by Members of the Civie gages. | 115 Front Street unfurnished — preferably furn- DATED at Juneau, Alaska, Sept-| ished, needed by permanent em- ember 11, 1951. ‘ Phone 57 ployees of the Juneau Lumber | N. C. BANFIELD, Co., Inc. Call 358 days. 873-tf 5 | Guardian of the Estate of = Frank Stragier, an In-| HELP WANTED—Alaska Lau_‘nsgx-{‘ competent. First Publication: Sept. 24, 1951. Last Publication: Oct. 15, 1951, man with wife- and three BEER IN-THE WEST ececoo00®0C0 Interest Ticket) 1 WAITRESS & 1 Fountaln Girl Percy's Cate 4 56+t