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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-08
INVITATION TO BID

The Alaska Department of Health,
Juneau, Alaska announces the invi-
tation to bid for furnishing COM
plete marine insurance coverage the
NV HEALTH, as per specifications,
for the period June l, 1949 to May
80, 1850.
Bid forms and specifications may
be obtained in room 203 in the
Territoial Building, Juneau.
Territorial Building, Juneau.
am, April 20, 1949.
First publication, April 8, l949.
Last publication, April %, 1919.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-08
L0NG5H0REMEN
INFORMED BY
NLRB FIELD Man

In line with the National Labor
Relations Board policy of being
available" in any significant case,
representative of the regional office
in Seattle came to Juneau this
week.
Here briefly was Melton C. Boyd
who, as hearing officer for the MI
RIB, presided at the 4-day hearing
n September in the Juneau Spruce
| Corporation International Long
shoremen and Warehousemen's I'm
ion case
With last Fridays determination
by the NLRB that ILWU workers
have no claim on barge-loading
jobs, Longshoremen's union was CIV
en- ten days to announce what it
intends to do.
That period will be up on Mon
day.
Boyd, this time in the capacity of
NLRB attorney. spoke to longshore-
l
men of Local 16 at their meeting
yesterday.
He outlined the functions of the
Board and the lines of procedure
Tor both courses-acceptance or
complaint.
The NLRB man emphasized that
last weeks determination was rul-
ing, not an order; it did not decide
this unfair practice case.
TT is more in the nature of
formal advice said Boyd.
Juneau Spruce has filed unfair
labor practice charges under the
Taft Hartley provision. The work
under dispute already was being
performed by the company's en-
ployees who were represented by
the international Woodworkers of
America, Local M-271. Both are CLIO
unions.
Boyd arrived Wednesday, and
planned to return to Seattle today.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-08
POLISH PLANS FOR
LITTLE RENO NIGHT
AT COUNTRY CLUB

Veterans of Foreign Wars devoted
most of their meeting, held last
night in the Jeep Club, to polish
ing up final arrangements for
their Little Reno" night at the
Country Club tonight.
Post Commander Harold Fennel
announces that in addition to bus
transportation from Juneau to take
patrons to the Club, there will also
be a bus from Douglas, leaving
there at $50 PM.
Proceeds from the Reno" night
will go into the city-wide ambu-
lance drive.
Bill Wilman volunteered to get
back into grease paint to put on
his clown act for the benefit OF the
Ambulance drive. Wilman formerly
did his clowning for circuses.
Also coming in for discussion
during the evening was the poppy
day festivities which will come of
over the Memorial Day weekend
The Post Commander stated that
chairman for this drive would be
named at.the next weekly meeting
On motion, Taku Post authorized
that a check for $40 be sent to the
Alaska Crippled Children's Fund.
The meeting was adjourned after
Floyd Guertin, Territorial Com
missioner of Veterans Affairs, had
lauded the help given his office
by the Department Commander
and Department Legislative Off
Ger during the 10Th Legislature.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-08
ALASKA COASTAL
CARRIES 81 ON
THURSDAY TRIPS

The full schedule of flights by
Alaska Coastal Airlines yesterday
took out 10 passengers and brought
in Is for total of "a.
For Sitka, passengers were. w
Jenningo, H. Gaftner, Mr.. Croft
Mrs. Dorothy Bilbo.
For Ketchikan. James Kirkwood
For Petersburg: Villa Swendson
p Joseph.
For Haines: DR. Jackman, Mrs
T. d. Gregg, Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth
Fox.
For Skagway; Charles Nyman, E
Shields, Wilma Johns, Ted Gregg.
For Hoonah: Rev. Sweeney.
For Pelican: Peter Brown.
For Excursion Inlet: Jack ALI
man, w. Chipperfield
From Excursion Inlet: Jack ALI
man.
From Sitka: H. Rostad, Mrs. G
Johnson, Paul Otto, Mrs. " Rhodes
From Ketchikan: P. Jewett
William Kelly.
From Petersburg: Laura Lee
Verna Plairde, Roy Downing.
From Sitka: w. F. Jennings, H
B. Goffner, Q. Prusco, Franklin
Davis.
From Tenakee: O. O'Toole.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-08
CONTRACTORS TO
BEGIN WORK ON
U5CG BUILDING

Heavy equipment for the con-
struction of the 100000 Community
Building was being moved to the
ste today on Third Street, between
the Juneau Hotel and the Territor-
ial Building.
Ground breaking for the building
to house the 18th District Head
quarters of the U. S. Coast Guard
will get under way Monday.
r. j. Sommers Construction Co..
awarded the contract earlier in the
week with 100 days to complete the
building, lost no time in getting
to work on the Zig project.
E. Construction headquarters are to
be set up in offices across the
street. with B. c. Kanoles as gen.
eral superintendent Of construction.
One of the most modern cement
plants will be set up in back of the
Juneau Hotel, according to Burr
johnson, Scmmers engineer, and a
new type of self dumping concrete
elevator is to be brought in for
use in the construction.
A crew of approximately 80 men
is to be used on the job, johnson
said, adding that plans are to use
two shifts later on.
The 100x56 foot, three storied edi-
flee is to be set back "a feet from
the street with a paved parking
space in the front. At the rear a
20-foot deep graveled parking space
will be available.
All exterior walls and roof are
TO be insulated All floors except
tor the entry way and rest rooms
VII be asphalt, with plaster board
being used for partitioning.
First floors will contain the re-
ception and switch board rooms and
personnel offices. On the second
floor, main offices will house the
District Command Chief of Staff
and Communication offices Medica
dIiu uciitdl OlllCto arc w Uc qudl u
cred on the third floor
In the basement, an emergency
lighting plant is to be installed in
case OF city power failure. An ele-
vator shaft will be built into the
structure, not to be used at this
time, but to be available in the
event additional floors are added.
johnson said the foundations are
designed to support six-story
building.
Exterior decorative treatment in
cludes vertical spangles between the
windows to relieve horizontal mo-
notony, with a concrete sill below
second story windows as another
decorative break. Two coats of ce-
ment paint will be applied to tex
tured finish over the entire exter-
ior
Front entrance to the building
boasts a marble treatment in the
door easement, surmounted with
bronzed flag pole.
Rear entrance will open between
first and second floors.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-08
DA5HiNG ACTION
IN FEATURE BILL,
CAPITOL THEATRE

Pounding, dashing action plus the
breathtaking natural beauty of
frontier women and frontier vistas
make for satisfying entertainment
in Black Bart" Universal-Inter-
nationals current Technicolor
offering on the screen of the Capt.
tol Theatre.
The always popular Yvonne De
Carlo is seen as that glamorous
figure, Lola Montez, toast to the
worlds playboys during the nine
tenth century. Miss De Carlo CO.
stars with Dan Duryea, who essays
the title role, and Jeffrey Lynn,
who plays the bandits partner in
larceny.
The story deity mingles fact and
fancy in that it relates the Inflated
career of the colorful holdup man,
Black Bart, who makes life miser-
axle for the valiant California pio-
neers of the Wells Fargo Express
Company. Black Bart is known to
have operated at the time the illus
tiious Lola Montez toured the state.
Their love story is poignantly pre-
sented against magnificent scenic
yistas filmed by Irwin Glassberg.
Miss De Carlos dancing talents
are colorfully set forth and the star
adds laurels to her rising reputa-
ton as a dramatic actress. Duryea,
Ct course, is entirely at ease with
his diamond-hard smoothness in a
role which best can be described as
sympathetic heavy.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-08
CGC sTORIs RETURNS

The CGC Storis returned yester-
day from service run to light sta
lions in the Lyn Canal. While
on the run, rendezvous was made
in Chatham Straits with the CGC
Cahone to complete the transfer
of Donald r. Ballou. Ballou was
originally on the CGC Hemlock and
had been transferred aboard the
Storis before the ship left on the
service run.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-08

Mr. and Mrs Guy L. Smith have
sold their Seattle home, and are
now at the Clairmont Apartment
Hotel, in Seattle. The Smiths,
former postmaster and longtime
residents OF Douglas. will travel and
visit in California this summer.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-08
DAUGHTER WILL JOIN
HUSBAND IN GERMANY

Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn Langseth have
received word that their daughter.
Ruth, left New York yesterday on
an army transport enroute to
Bremerhaven, Germany. to join her
husband, 1t. j. B. Owings, who
has been with the Labor Supervis-
ing Corps in that vicinity since
last August.
Prior to her marriage two years
ago, Mrs. Owings was member OF
the nursing staff of the 50th Gen
eral Hospital Unit for Al months
in World War III and was stationed
in England, Scotland and France
during "A and AS. She is accom-
panied overseas by her five-month-
old baby girl.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-08
MRS. STRAGIER HOME

Mrs. Henry Stragier, who was
hospitalized several months ago and
has been convalescing at the home
of her daughter Mrs. George Stray
Ter, in Juneau, returned home yes
terday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-08
JENSEN RETURNS

Marcus Jensen. Democratic Rep
resentative, returned here yesterday
! from hearings at Washington, D. c.,
where he opposed the denomination
of Gov. Ernest Gruening. Enroute
home he visited his mother, Mrs.
Neva Jensen, in Minneapolis.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-08
IS IN, II OUT ON
PACIFIC NORTHERN

Thirty-two passengers were car
ried on Pacficic Northern Airlines
flight in and out of Juneau Airport
yesterday with Is arriving and II
leaving, as follows:
From Gustavus: r. M. Cross, M
Huffaker.
From Anchorage: E. r. Mcneil
o. E. Bast, Walter Graves, Car
Hawkin, j. w. Mcconnell, Robert
Mime, Earl Shallborg, Russell
Wright, Robert Aste, Mrs. Jack
Dean, Jerry Dean, Dorothy Farrell
Henry Witt
To Cordova: Gilbert likeness
Kenneth Watson.
To Anchorage: william P. Boos
Richard Stengel. John A. Stengel
G. Edgar Vaughan. Burleigh Put
nam, Fred Tyvoll, It. Col. Mike
Irvine. Marella Adaire and infant
Mrs. NJ Clithero, Joe Thomas, Rudy
rongg. Douglas Lovelase, Oscar
Bell, Richard Hull, Thomas Cole,
James Powers, H. B. Caldwell
Mrs. Opal Y. Sharman of Lark
spur, Calf, is registered at the
Gastinea;l Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-08
VISITING AT McCLELLANs

Mrs. George Kunz, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Mcclellan,
arrived recently from Westward Al
aska, and is visiting at the home
of her parents in Douglas.
This is her first visit home since
her marriage, about three years ago.
Her husband is with the Public
Roads Administration, stationed at
Big Delta, near Fairbanks. She
plans to visit here for about ten
days.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-08

The largest known meteorite ever
to fall, hit an uninhabited portion
of Siberia in 1908 and weighted
10000 tons.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-08
DOUGLAS
NEWS
WANT TO TAKE A TRIP?

A trip to Seattle and return via
Pan American Always, or a scenic
trip via steamer, if you are FORUM
ate! So says the Ways and Means
Committee of the Douglas Island
Woman's Club.
1t was decided by the Committee
in order to raise funds to finance
improvements to the stage at the
Douglas gym. that roundtrip to
Seattle would be awarded. Twice,
in previous years, this same award
has been made and very fine sum
was realized for the good work OF
the club.
Tickets will be sold by all Club
members, and anyone wishing to
participate in this project may con-
tact Mrs. Kenneth Glen, phone ~,
Mrs. Jay Hoskins, phone 48, or Mrs.
Marcus Jensen, phone 202.
The ward is to be made at the
Nav IL DIV. Club meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-08

Laus0n 4-Cycle Air-cooied Out
cards. New n odeis. Madsen's. Al Il
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-08
GUY SMITHS

Word has been received here tina
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-08

Mrs. Opal Y. Sharman of Lark
spur, Calf, is registered at the
Gastineau Hotel.
Evening star., 1949-06-10
.susuRsAk sAlE-MARYlAkp

SUE THIs wospEEFrL BAR6AN-
smA9 enSE paYEsri 2-seef1
area. Cal PRIMROSE EEALTY,
VA 4e5@. VA 4zi4 -ie
BEsT BOT 81 IN C0IMAR MANOR
that Ne have eser ossgec T-GEE .
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kossss car be ncGshs cheap e= easy
terms Can wa 1900 I'll = pM
ROBERT 9 DAVIS q CO ii
HART OF hYATTsSiLlG--s srx
all on ere G. oil h-Th sAA5re
lot: SsSe down .eT OF Hna s5s
per mo Cal VA 1900 q. y = u
ROBERT s DAVIS d co ii
6-Ru0M BRICK Win AttAchkc as
rage Snc csHght;a =! screened porch
. fan baths Gn6 lovely TeE rr
Only sl4-509 co terms % sEhS1An-
ilAl buyer Gail VA 1900 IA s 2 z
ROBERT ; DAVIS 4 co III
HONEYMOON BUNGALOW
Under sio,90so. 3 rmS insulated .
ea1tpped kit. eTpsnxlos Attlc srep.
'neaosed porch. ise .; EeAr &ehaolA
Gus and shepping JoES X JOHN
son WA 6O5o 10
Mt RAINIER BUNo Allow
Al cone. 4 eedr-s saEap5ed KIT
HTsp!. oil. h-wk > pcrches Eag
near all schools and cuk Coed
terms. JOHN H JOHNSON VA
anSyf sa
Evening star., 1949-06-10
SILVER SPRING
OPEN sAT AND SUN ITO 6

II you are one Of those persons who
are looking for more house for leAB
2-story brick home, on
level lot. s0xl10, Tapestry brick
fireplace In spacious living room.
which is connected 10 dining room
by arch: broad screened porch
through connectins doc! from dining
room. Lots Of cupboards in modern
kitchen with outside entrance and
extra storage space. Pull concrete
basement with toilet and laundry
eouipment. pius outside entrance.
l0xle master bedroom with 2
closets, 2 other medium sized bed
rooms and tiled bath. A--c. heat
reach: Out Piney Branch I'd. to
Power ave. left on Flower 70
Plymouth. right on Plymouth fo!-
lowing signs to seO4 Wslden. I'd.
ROBERT z. LOHR, Realtor
oE. 0ssl. 311 Cedar st. oE. o257.
Evening star., 1949-06-10
SUBURBAN sAIE-vlRGukiA

ALEXANDRIA, - Historic downtosn
SECTION, brick corner property with
pleEty of SPACE, lends itself 70 mod
Irritation and restoration. Excellent
Iocatlon, attractive low price For
fun information. Call Al $3.50.
TDNFR r. DUNCAN CO. Realtors
and Insurers, eoD Rupley BicS. SIS
KinR -. Alexandria. LIZ
Am. vA..-Near Lee hwy. and 0aees
I'd: attractive. roo brick home On 9
frarsu. and shcpping; Nv. -rfn-. din.
rrn-, kit. on LIST a.: 9 eedrms and
heth On sn1 a., fun hSmt with REQ.
IN, Ell s.-e. heat, h.W. ns. Cal Mr..
Hileman. EA. e464 se1 eppt. Py.eee
MO. aseA uM. clio.
Evening star., 1949-06-10
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EASTPINES

The prize winning community OF over
400 homes. Don't buy q home now
Wait until you see highly restricted
Eastpines. Homes for OILS No down
payment Sonyets, low down pay
ment, with monthly payments less
than rent. Open daily till dark.
Directions Right at Peace Cross TO
Edmonston I'd t2nd tratic lightl
left n mi. to Riverdale rd DIST
trafte light. right to Eastpines
STANDARD PROPERTIES, UN.
l42h. Ma An7a TX
Evening star., 1949-06-10
ARLINGTON NORTH
Secluded--ReStricted

on delightfai Lercosn
lane with "a tntr.EEtnx Seer plan
that's Different: this lovely prewaf
home has spacious rooEns ane
. baths with 0edrn. o. cta
and bath On 9rss feer snd J
plefe With stegsgs attic. screened
living porch: esmt- maids frA :.
buiit-fn sAraes; beautifully land
scape1 loe With fenced rear &nf
border hedge II front. owner Hcy-
tns. Priced fer tmms4lste sale
with icw cash paymsrt 20 sssDonta-
bic party. snoxr 30 acgt oeU:
saseksy. Cal, . N D.
KEITH %. BRUAdBACK
nss,ssfvsay. eM. ses7 o. U. ksTa,
Evening star., 1949-06-10
SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. tcsss. ,

By owNEE, e1iS Roseland lane; Lgx
custom built Cane Cod With center
hall; big liT.. I'm. with nrerl, din
sR on Il. OsS'n5 "a. 5edrns 9ssa, ana s' bali 81
on on End: fun bsint with nrepl. Open
Sunday, WI. 64s2.
NEW. 5-rm. brick, sii-
yer Spring. mr. schools and scent
fare: good terms. ROBERTS Z. LAT
MER, GE. 1870; ewes. and Sun.
sIs, u ,7sS 900 s-b.droom bunssiov. IN
,eboa TssSTs .!e P.rt ,:sIss. sls.. % e tramp
Only sa.5oo down. ss4 monthly
including taxes CRANE d HELAE
Sligo 1000. III
TAKOMA PARK-Hone and income,
prewar brick bungalow with 9 rms
all Of / floor for owner. Collect
$50 per month from the Terrace
Apts. of 4 rooms, stairway TO hugh
ATTIC e,6s, for future This
Carroll ave Priced TO sell fast st
$16.sD0 Call WA. 1900 till 8 pm
ROBERT s. DAVIS a. co. LII
BETHESDA
A. realistic price. SI5.750. s-room Co
lonial; Gift: hv. rm., SPACIOUS din
rm.. with adjacent liv: porch. grand
modern kit, full bSmt., good size
bedrnS. and tile bath; 81 $50 will
handle for veterans.
Near Bethesda High School" owner
Transferred and must sell this q
story brick residence. In excellent
shape: 8 spacious rms, ! N baths.
good-size, modern kit; 3rd floor,
storage space; full bsmt.; Anchor
fenced yard Excel. LIST trust loan.
Price, $4,000. Ewes, call Mr.. Leb-
ling, OIL. 0670.
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
WI $500. WI. 1920. Ill
Evening star., 1949-06-10
sALE-MARYLANI
ROCKVILLE. Mo.

Very attractive home. located In West
MONTGOMERY section. CONSISTING of
laYGe liy, rm.. din. rn. Kitchen LIST
door; 2 oedrms and bath. End floor
Pull basement with outside entrance
TO deep lot. Owner transferred. mus;
sell. $3.50 down. SIS per no. Cal
Mr.. Harper. WI 1875
SAMUEL z. BOGLEY, INC.
Evening star., 1949-06-10
COLLEGE PARK

conv. to Nd. Univ. spacious bed :
room brick Colonial nv rm with
fireplace. full din. I'm, tile bath ex-
eeptiouslly lGe. oedrmS lovely
dry bsmt oil heat; owner desires
oEer terms as low as So 500 down
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA nRE rrN nnela -
Evening star., 1949-06-10
S14.75O

Sl4,7 ,750
3-bedrm. brick Colonial. rec. rm.,
Venetian blinds. viii be sacrificed
70 nrst lucky buyer. $1,000 AZ lst
trust
$4,000 DOWN
3-bedrm.. 1hz-baths, Colonial. full
bSnt,. built-tn gar Priced 81 the
unbelievable low price. SIG, sou for
fast sale. Move right In.
81 900 DOWN
3-bedrms. Old EnSlsh-style new
home, Owner will accept smaller
home as trade Saerifce price Of
Sl6,95o to reliable buyer.
$12,500
This 3-bedrm Colonial. now vacant.
will be sacrificed 70 hrst lucky buy
er. l ok. OF N. H ave. mr.. D. c.
line. Act quick as It won't last.
$11 900
Lovely bungalow with approx. h-
acre lot on busline. chicken house
to raise 900 chickens, plenty Of
room for garden, fruit trees. etc
Suburban Investment Co.
na
Evening star., 1949-06-10
SUITLAND AREA

A real buy for a veteran who has
S1.400 cash for down payment.
Monthly payments viii be about $40
per mo. Including taxes and insur-
ance. The house Is well-built
masonry bunsalow with bedrooms
and full bsmt.. and an expansion
at 7ll2 Bellwood st. Lot b0xl 90.
For further information, call Mr..
Pssvessssnx' sssso EN-. 1854 ewes. or
B. AGNEW, INC.
Evening star., 1949-06-10
OPEN TODAY

Oniy one left as 20 si e1t keenamE
Coinnial hFlek H-reaen hssnss
Modern In eseFT FsaRstt sstuFal aas
o -e hsat, eeppsg pluEaeins AeFeshA
fronk ara sesk dport spstbtnslja
storm ana screen. tile hath Afss
ssp.rsa fsti e..smsns !, ssp. "a
% 900 eAkh, Price siA 600 tafms
on balance 10 suit can 10 0s
financed
IS miles wes, 90
Lsssepts plhs me " trsm ySlls
JAMES q. WARE
Evening star., 1949-06-10
AVONDALE TERRACE

TINS ErAnd 3-stogy Celoni&. brlek
home situated n m.is from D c
tile ozthI e2-fi Ay m with
miTrorsd fireplace. lovely Enofty-ptne
den SIX # o. EY rm srand
knotty-p!ne basement. CgYIasd into
. rnlx With fun tile bath second
SooY has 5 large neGFBS wtth COL
oreo ti!s bath and shower. land
scAped lot 5oxll0 IT. steei Anchor
fence. slate root copper pipes. OF!
heat, priced under the cost Of re-
proc lction at on'y <I6 500 Ar
HRmmAck, NO 12n3 ewes On
3507, WOODBRIDGE REALTY co.
1881 Rhode Island ave ne. -I2
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