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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-19
NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue of an order of sale and decree of foreclosure issued out of the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Number One, at Juneau, on the 11th day of March 1948, wherein Robert w. Strong, plaintiff, obtained @ judgment and decree against Mons Andersen and Mrs. c. Ii. Johnson, defendants on the 10th day of March 1948, which said decree was, on the 11th day of March 1948 re- corded in the Office of the Record CT, Juneau Recording Precinct, Ter ritcry of Alsaka, I am commanded to sell all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situated in Juneau Precinct, Territory of Alaska, and bounded and described as follows, to-wit:
 All the lands embraced within U. S. Official Survey No. 1796, the same being the homestead claim of Mons Anderson, ahd consisting of 160 acres of land wihin the Mendenhall Elimination from the Tongass Ma tional Forest, and about thirteen miles northwest from Juneau, AL aska; less that portion of said tract consisting of an area 200 feet by 175 feet, conveyed to the Children of Alaska, Incorporated, oh or about March 29, 1946; together with the tenements, hereditaments and ap- purtenances thereunto appertaining, and the buildings and structures thereon located.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, on the 18th day of April, 1948, at 2:00 o'clock PM of said day, at the front door of the Federal and Territorial Building. in the City of Juneau, Territory of Alaska, I will, in obedience to said order of sale and decree of foreclosure, sell the above-described property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy plaintiffs judgment, with interest and costs, to the highest and best bidder for cash. in lawful money of the United States.
 VIM. T. NfAIIONEY,
 United States Marshal
 By SIDNEY J. THOMPSON,
 Deputy First publication, March 12, 1948. Last publication, April 2, l948.
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ALASKA TAXPAYERS LEAGUE SAYS:

William L. Paul. ST, opposes for the Senate Anita Garnick and Mrs. Elton Engstrom. MT. Paul has a ticket of his own we will give in due time. The record of those he is supporting, Sales Tax, Senator Norman Walker and others when the voters know whom ne advocates and why we no debut believe they will support both these candidates in preference to Mi. Paufs choice. We believe that MT. Paul will not deter the voters with blind at tacks made for personal self interests. ALASKA TAXPAYERS LEAGUE. 038 St
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pert, MT. and Mrs. A M. Wahto, MT. and Mrs, Edward Waltonen, MT. and Mrs. Thomas MacGrail, MT. and Mrs. E. E. Blaming, MT. and Mrs. R. c. Kendall, MT and Mrs Gene York ilsen, MT. and Mrs. Kalle Raatkain- en. Rev. and Mrs. c. c. Personeus, Rev and Mrs. c. Byron Personeus, MT and Mrs. W. M. Soule, Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Roaming, MT and Mrs. John Breseman, Mrs. Hennie John son, Mrs. Saima Arola, Mrs. Eliza Mcrk, MT. Andy Raatkanen, Arne Boe, Ole Overho, Rangvald Bran dall, Jeff Tnorkildsen, Biorn Thor kildsen.
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Mir and Mrs. II. c. Jones have re- turned from a trip to Anchorage where they visited friends and also attended the Fur Rendezvous. The Jones witnessed the dog races, ski ing events, hockey games, the cor ona5icn of the Queen, and were also able to obtain tickets to the Vox Pop Program with Warren Hull and Parks Johnson, which they enjoyed immensely.
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F & F Mercantile, left by plane for a short business trip to California.
 The meeting of the BPO Elks scheduled for March 4 was cancelled because of the many cases of flu" in town.
 At the regular meeting held on Thursday, March II, four new mem bers were initiated, Ray Good, Roy Eagle, Bob Shy and Ralph Graham At this meeting, in most impress sive ceremony, the organist, C. A. Carroll, was presented by the Exalt cd Ruler Bruce Boynton with re- markable station emblem made by MT. V. Sparks. The organist has had no station emblem since the disas- trous Elks Hall fire several. years ago.
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Skipper Chris Arni on the boat
 Lulu J is convalescing in Seattle after an operation in the Marine Hospital there. Chris plans to re- turn to Alaska the latter part of March
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 Word from Covites outside has been received. MT, and Mrs. Roy Elliott were to leave Miami Fla, for Portland, Oregon March l. John Dahl expects to leave Se- attle for home soon. Fred Salef, who is in Seattle, will leave for home March 15 Jack With, who went to Denmark to spent Christ mas with his parents, is in Phila- delphia, Pa, on his return trip home. Del Winner, who has been working this winter in Seattle, is getting his boat, the Don-Del ready for fishing and is leaving for home this month. All write that they will be happy to be home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-19

A recent meeting of the Missionary Society of the Assembly of God Church was held at the home of Mrs Eliza Mork. Sewing and mend- ing of clothes to be sent abroad was done and refreshments were serv- ed at the close of the afternoon Those who attended the meeting were, Mrs. c. c. Personeus, Mrs. C.. Byron Personeus, Mrs. Roscoe Max, Mrs. Mathew Lawrence and the hostess.
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Mrs. Saima Arola was hostess at a tea recently, complimenting her daughter Mrs. William Harrington visiting from Juneau. Those who called during the afternoon were Mrs. F. E. Blaming, Mrs. John Heu- sisen. Mrs. Ernest Anderson, Mrs sally Jacobson Mrs. Fred Grant and Mrs. A. M WahtO.
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w "A -N-T A-D-S
FUR SALE

WELL equipped completely fllrn-
 ished home in Douglas at 5th and E St., drive-in garage, full concrete basement, enclosed porch, other attractive features. Owner .eaving city. Call McCarron, Douglas. $40 St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-19

Skipper Bob Began on the boat 3lAl25 of Idaho Inlet has been in for supplies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-19

Conrad Klippert is busy these days building an addition to the house re- gently purchased from the J. A. Ron nings at Sunnyside. The addition is I6 feet by 54 feet and will make the ouse "T' shaped. The Klippert amily plan to move into their new ome this spring before the fishing eason starts.
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EIfin Cove
 News Noies
Special Correspondence

ELFIN COVE, Alaska. March G. Skipper shakely cn the boat Re- becca came in for supplies and will await weather before sailing.
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Mrs M. w. Soule and Mrs. Don ala Chase have returned via Alaska Coastal after spending week in Juneau.
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ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
 PELICAN. Alaska, March 1O- New residents of Pelican are MT. and Mrs, Ralph Nesalhous, formerly cf Seward He has entered a part nership with Fred Emerson in the operation of the Pelican Lumber Co.,, and the logging camp.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-19

After an absence of several months Walter Isaacson returned by plane from the states where he had been visiting friends and relatives.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-19

Mrs. Andy Anderson returned by plane after weeks stay in Juneau here she went for treatment of a
 oken leg. After being at St. Ann s Hospital for several days Mrs. An erson visited with friends before her return home.
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NewsY koies From Skagway
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

SKAGWAY, Alaska March 13.- A surprise shower for Miss Florence Krusal was given by her brides maids, Miss Carolena Johnson, Miss Boyd, and Miss Marilyn Boyd, Saturday evening, March 6, at the Boyd residence. Nineteen guests played games until Miss Kru- sal was asked to sit under a shower umbrella where she was presented with many beautiful gifts. Delicious were served by the three hcstesses.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-19

The regular meeting ot the Emb- lem Club was held Friday evening, March 12. Ribbons were ordered for the officers. A donation was made to the Red Cross Drive. A nominat- ing Committee was selected to pre- pare a roll of officers to be sub- mitted at the next meeting. Madam President Marian Fraser appointed Mrs. Dorothy Carroll and Mrs. Adele McGuane to serve on this committee and Mrs. E. Selmer, Mrs. Marie Lar son. and Mrs. Dorothy Shelecy were elected. The ladies of the Club are serving the refreshments for the Purple Bubble Ball Saturday eve ming. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Rod Fraser, Mrs F. Gentle, and Mrs. A. Gutfeld.
 The Emblem Club wired flowers to the Emblem Club which was install led in Sitka this week.
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 The program at the school Sat- ufday evening was very interest," ing, The schoolroom was very cneer1ul, with a large American Tag across one end of the room and at the other end of the fern cry was the Alaska flag. On a wire across the room hung flags so4 many nations.
 A reading by Mrs. Graves, en- titled "To A Teacher" was given and this explained the duties of a teacher and why a teacher could not please everyone.
 Three songs were sung by the pupils: There Are Many Flags in Many Lands Dip, Boys, Dip the Oar" and Sweet and Lo'."
 A poem by Mrs. Graves, also composed by her, entitled "All That l Ask" was read. This poem was addressed to MT. and Mrs. Carl Strum and Mi. and Mrs. Ernest Swanson, this being che week of their respective we'd ding anniversaries.
 The spelling bee was next. Clell fIodson, Jr., and Walter Larson, Jr. were the captains. All the Covites were good at spelling The rule one chance only" was used and nearly everyone was standing at the end of the 109 most mispell- ed words in the vocabularly. Mrs. Del Winner is still standing, but may sit down first at the next spell down.
 Everyone enjoyed the evening. Cards were played and homemade cookies and coffee served.
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The ladies of the Mission Auxil- iary and guests gave a shower hon. bring Miss Florence Krusal, whose marriage to MT. Robert Boyd will take place March 30, at the home Of Mrs. M. V. Rafferty, Thursday eve ming, March II. The 26 guests played games under the direction of Mrs. D. D. Cox until at signal a most sol emn priest-played by Mrs Bea Far low, entered. Then to the strains of Here Comes The Bride as hes itantly played by Mrs. o. Selmer, a cridal party appeared. Bridesmaids, portrayed by Mrs. L. Schibi and Mrs. r. Boyd preceded the timid, blushing bride, Mrs. D. D Cox The unwilling bridegroom, Mrs. Dee Mason, was half dragged upon the scene by the brides father, Mrs. Bruce Boynton. The wedding service, badly inter- rupted by gales of laughter, was per formed in order that Miss Krusal have preyiew. She was then pre- sented with a large basket full of beautiful gifts. Delicious refresh ments of nodded salad, cake, nuts, candy, and coffee were served.
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 Mrs. John Breseman was hostess 1t the Buzzin Duzzin sewing club at
 CT Ecme the evening of March 5. Her guests were Mrs. J. A. Ron ling. Mrs. Thomas MacGrail, Mrs. }. E. Blaming, Mrs. R. c. Kendall, lIrs. John Heusisen, Mrs. Conrad Klippert. Mrs. H c. Jones, Mrs. Err lest Anderson, Mrs. Fred Grant, Mrs. Gene Torkildsen and Mrs. A A. Wahto.
 Gordon Underhill is spending sey- sral days in Juneau on business.
 Jeff Thorkildsen has returned from Juneau where he participated in the skiing Club events and placed se- 5ond in the cross country run.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard c. Kendall travelled over 5000 miles on their trip which took them first to Calit- ornia and then to Pennsylvania to visit relatives and friends. The en- tire trip was made by plane with the exception of the journey from Seat tie to Juneau which they made on the Aleutian.
 At q recent meeting of the Pell- can City Council, April was set for the day for the election of Mayor and four members of the council, and one member of the Pelican School Board. An invita- tion for bids on the building of a new 8-foot wide sidewalk at the east end of town was also drawn up.
 Hans Enzbrunner has returned all ter a brief trip to Seattle.
 MT. and Mrs. M. J. Miller were pleasantly surprised by large group of friends who gathered at their recently completed home for a house warming party Saturday evening, March 6. The presentation of gl1t from the group was made by w. c. Jones. For entertainment, games were played. At serving time MT J. A. Roaming was assisted by Mrs. c. Byron Personeus and Mrs. John Heusisen. Guests attending the oc- casion were: Mir and Mrs. Ernest Anderson, MT. and Mrs. Jack Stearns, MT. and Mrs. H, c. Jones, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Paddock, MT. and Mrs. Fred Wetehe, MT. and Mrs. Fred Grant, MT and Mrs H. Christ ensen, MT. and Mrs. Conrad Kip
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Mrs. Jack Blenkinsop, Mrs. Farrell Naff, and Mrs. Mary Stockard gave Q very lovely party Monday even ing, March 8, at the Blenkinsop re- sidence to honor one of SkagWay's lrides, Mrs. Richard Fisk. About 36 guests called surprise when Mrs. Fisk arrived and escorted her to the dining room where white and yell low ruffled umbrella draped with a shower of white and yellow stream CTS hung from the ceiling. Each streamer was fastened among the huge pile of gifts beneath. After the gifts were opened refreshments of assorted sandwiches, potato chips, pickles, olives, cake, nuts and hints in ruffled yellow and white nut cups, punch and coffee were served.
 A regular meeting of the Woman's Club was held at the Club room Wednesday evening, March 10. The Club voted to- establish the preced- ent Of ordering a Past Presidents S pin for each outgoing President in the future. It was decided to or ganize a Garden Club under the leadership of Mrs. " Sparks. It was decided that the Club would try to obtain as much information as pos sible about the candidates for the legislature. Announcement was made that Miss Mary Robinson, the Dis trict Representative from Peters burg, would be in town for three days next week and would lecture cn How to Make Slipcovers." MT. Cldroyd of the University of AL aska Extension Service will lecture Monday and Tuesday evenings at the Community Centre on Garden ing" and Poultry" The white el- eplanta award was held and Mrs. Cooper wen the white elephant. Fol lowing the meeting. the ladies played "cootie" under the direction of Mrs. c. A. Carroll. Refreshments were served by Mrs. O. Talbot, Mrs. Cooper, and Miss Gail Brimhall.
 Gordon Chandler, Manager of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-19

Saturday evening MT. and Mrs. Roy Eagle entertained 20 guests with "blitzkrieg" followed by a ham Uurger supper,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-19

N+-NJ Ni4A HS happy lO DS IlOlllC.
 The Sewing Club was held at Mrs. Marguerite Butts the last Fri day ill February. There are sev- eral new knitters in the club who are doing fine work A very de- licious lunch was served on a beau tiful table Mrs. Butts used her large crccheted tableeloth and calldelabra that held two candles was placed one on each end. The selatin-chicken salad was molded in ring with the salad dressing in the center Olives, apple-nut bread and butter were served and fer dessert there was a bavarian filled sunshine cake iced with whip cream and coffee. After ,he lunch, known experiences with brown bears was an interesting tcpic of conversation.
 Capt. Ernest Swanson is await ing weather to go to Juneau for the annual overhaul of his packer Elfin II.
 Mi and Mrs. Ernest Swanson gave a chop suey dinner Sunday evening. Guests were MT. and Mrs. Pete Brunger Mrs Mary Graves and c. A Mortensen.
 Skipper Iyar Brevick of the boat 3lA462 of Idaho Inlet came in tor supplies Sunday and left for home Tuesday.
 Skipper Elmer Culver, of the boat 31D536, who has been away for the past two months, returned ncme Sunday.
 A fire on the boat Sophie II Friday caused very Eatle damage. Mrs. Strum had blanket hanging in the Wheelhouse and as MT. Strum went out he lit a cigarette and the blaze from the match caught the blanket on fire. Strum was not aware of the fire, and Mrs. Strum was busy below and never noticed it. Strum saw the smoke from the outside and dashed back and turned the Pyrene extinguisher on the blaze.
 The most snow to fall here this winter in one day and night was Thursday and Thursday night.
 The Sewing Club was to be held at the home of Mrs. Pete Brung- CTS, but she was i'll and Mrs. Marguerite Butts very graciously entertained the club again. She baked cake from a new recipe she wanted to try out. It was the most delicious yet served. For lunch, assorted sandwiches and relishes, fruit jello and whip cream, orange cake and coffee was served
 The program at the school Sat- ufday evening was very interest," ing. The schoolroom was very cheerful, with a large American flag across one end of the room and at the other end of the fern cry was the Alaska flag. On wire across the room hung flags .oi many nations.
 A reading by Mrs. Graves. en-
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 9 Nearing Ready Q 0 for occupancy in Is days: 0 An excellent two bedroom 0 o house, full basement, garage, Q automatic heat, tile bath e and kitchen Large view Q windows. May be financed Q Q from $2,500 down payment. c Phone 234. S38 St Q c c Q c O o c
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-19

The skagway Womans Club held a baked foods sale Saturday after noon at the Dewar Hardware Store. The sale earned $28 for the Club.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-19

Mrs Mary Sullivan announces the engagement ofs her daughter, Viola, to Mir. Raymond Carder. The we'd ding will take place early next month
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LEST AND FOUND
WANTED

TENANT with two bedroom house
 will trade for Apt Ph. 522 eve-
 nings. $40 3t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-19

Gordon Chandler, Manager of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-19

At the regular meeting of Naomi Chapter Nc. 9, OES Friday evening, March 5, the members voted to join the Save the Children" movement. they donated $60 to finance a rural school in the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-19

| II Cbb ASOub Adll4UCS WdS Ilc1l ct the Community Centre Monday eve- ming at o'clock. Forty six men, wo- men, and children were present to enjoy the dinnsr and the program. Ire Rev John Dodge, the Cub Master, gave the invocation and presented Max Steffen, the Chair man of the committee appointed by the FOE to sponsor the Cubs. Fred Nord was appointed Assistant Cub Master. Mrs. Bruce Boyntcn will serve as Cub Mother for the month of March, and Mrs. Logan, assisted i by her mother, Mrs. Thornton, will serve for the month of April. Erik i Selmer, Scout in charge of Den l, lead the Den in giving The Oath of Allegiance" and Alan Hoyt, Scout Leader of Zen II, lead the Den in the giving of the Club Oath.
 Erik Selmer presented Bill Reed and Roger Cotton as Cubs who had earned the Wolf Badge. Morgan Reed and Percy Cotton, fathers of the boys, pinned on the awards.
 Alan Hoyt presented Fred Boyn- ton who had earned the Golden Arrow for the Wolf Badge by doing good amount of extra Cub Work Bruce Boynton pinned the Arrow be- meath the Wolf Badge worn by his son.
 A new Cub, Carl Nord, was pre- sented and showed his ability in learning the Cub work. Terry Eagle, leaving the Cuts to join the Boy l tScouts, was presented with a Scout l belt by the Rev. Dodge. After com munity singing the Cubs gave a demonstration of marching and Cub work
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FUR RENT

GARAGE, Warehouse, shop, No,
 70 Willoughby. Phone Blue
 PTS. 819 If
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N A ga H-S FUR SALE
 WELL equipped. completely furn- ished home in Douglas at 5th and E St, drive-in garage, full concrete basement, enclosed porch, other attractive features. Owner .eaving city. Call McCarron, Douglas. $40 St SMALL business at Auke Bay. In- quire Auke Bay Hardware. $40 If FOR Quick Sale, leaving Territory, almost new baby furniture. crib and mattress, s40 cheferobe $40; buggy S25; kiddycorner table $15: potty chair S6; rocker $5-OR- All for $125 Mrs. Coletti, Box 1l52, Douglas. 339 St CERYSLER Crown with 1 to 1l2 reduction: Al condition; Ph 661. Dr. Rude. 838 Ct USED Table Model Short Wave Zenith Radio This is a honey for performance, but the darn thing will only operate on six volt battery Just the thing for a camp off the power lines. If you can use it, we'll make a deal for only S4500. Parsons Electric Company 838 2t WE have a Spinner Drier washing machine in fair condition for sale at only $6500 We think this is a good buy and will agree to accept 1t in trade on new machine for that amount within 30 days if you are not satisfied. Parsons Electric Company 939 2t o Q 9 Nearing com Ready Q 0 for occupancy in 15 days o An excellent two bedroom o house, full basement, garage, Q automatic heat, tile bath e Q and kitchen. Large view windows. May be financed Q Q from $2,500 down payment. Q Phone 234. s38 St Q c BABY Buggy. sl5. Ph. Green 354. 937 At MANS Large Star Sapphire Ring. Also Beautiful Diamond Ring. Good buys. Hoffman. Call 5O7 or Black 669. 836 St 1938 V-S FORD Coupe. Motor, tires good, body fair. Ph. o16 ring 3. 836 St THREE ROOM HOUSE Suitable for couple only, 450 gallon Cil tank. s1,25o Call 838 Basin Road, to pm. 835 If EAR, good money maker at rea- sonable price. Write P. o. Box 2324. 833 If 250x1o0 Lot and bldg, income bet ter than $40O per month. h. quire in person. Seaview Apt. Hawaiian guitar. Call PAT after 5 ?. m. 831 St HOOKED and Braided Rugs, cry stal ware, fur coat size IA, excel lent condition. Ph. 136. 923 If ELLEN'S GROCERY Store, doing good business. See G. G. Brown.
 813 If SMALL HOUSE, unfurnished, near boat harbor on 10th St. Phone Red 765. 807 If SPRUCE forest wood for cooking, heating, fireplace; also slab wood. Ph. 638; 20. box 1345 803 Apr 6 3 HOUSES and lot. Inquire Trey or Davis. 794 fl
 
 FROM HAYNES
 Joyce Neucomer, Mrs. A. M Ma chin and Marjorie Burkhardt of Haines are registered at the Hotel Juneau.
 Before World War IT there were about eight million acres plant ed to rubber trees in the world. 
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Jeff Thorkndsen has returned from Juneau where he participated in the skiing Club events and placed se- eond in the cross country run.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-19

The most snow to fall here this winter in one day and night was Thursday and Thursday night.
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FIRST Glass, experineced steno- grapher, law office. Phone 334;
 200 Seward Building. R. E. Rob-
 ertson. 336 If
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Skipper Elmer Culver, of the boat 31D536, who has been away for the past two months, returned home Sunday.
Evening star., 1948-01-04

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COLORED-vACANT- $1,000 down;
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