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Milford chronicle., 1949-06-10
Observing Shore
League Anniversary
Continued from nrsr pager

pantomine of baseball and the sue
cessor to AL Schacht will appear
at Seaford, June 10th; Cambridge,
June 11th and EastOn, June 18th.
Events are being planned for the
entire week. Mayors of all towns
have been requested to proclaim
Baseball Week" starting June
18th. Eastern Shore League dates
back to 1922 and hopes are high to
keep this league alive for many
wears to come.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-10
Abe Lincoln. Correspondent

Dun and Bradstreet. the famous
credit rating firm. was founded in
184l by Lewis Tappan. World Book
encyclopedia relates that Abraham
Lincoln, a friend OF Tappan, served
for time as a Dun and Bradstreet
correspondent,
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-10

ton, ST.; Clayton, real estate, 20
cents, capitation. s.; Magnolia,
real estate, four cents. capitation,
So
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-03-18
AWS 10 Entertain
Officers on Cruise

The AWVS announced plans today
to entertain ROTC officers of the
University Of Washington and Ore
gon when they stop in Juneau on
their southwark leg of spring va
cation training cruise.
AWVS has planned a party at the
Governors House, for Thursday
evening, March "a, with girls OF the
high school senior class to be in
vited to be hostesses. ..
ROTC officers will be making
their third annual trip to the north
aboard the Army Transportation
Corps vessel FS-2l0, leaving March
10, bound for Skagway. They will put
in at Juneau late in the evening OF
March % or early in the morning
of March "a and remain here until
the following morning.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-03-18
rs ABOARD PAN AM
THURSDAY CLIPPER


Pan American Always carried
46 passengers in and out of Juneau
yesterday with rs here from the
South and 20 leaving on the return
flight. Passengers included:
From Seattle: M. j. Clark, Clyde
Maycock, Don Lille, Rocert Simp-
son, Dave Hoffman, Lynn King,
Charlie King, B. F. Penrose, j. G.
Jorgenson, D. j. Campbell, Melvin
Naterstad. Robert Kinney, Beatrice
Knox, Earl Morganroth, Floy d
Woodbridge, E. j. Bundy, Harry Muir
ray, Albert Bolay, Bertha Bolay,
Keith Petrich, Ruth Petrich, Wayne
Plumley.
From Annette: Sam Kelly, Harry
Forehand, J. Griffin.
To Ketchikan: George Williams, j.
Ray Ready.
To Seattle: E. Benson, DR.. F. r.
Simms, j. T. Hits, Ole Granell, Mrs.
William Biggs, Iris Woolcock, Bob
Welsh, Frank Lahtowen, Elsie Beau
champ, John B. Day, Henry Moy
Margaret Brown, David Brown,
Crville Paxton, L. Mooter, Bessie
Thompson.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-03-18
DOUBLE TAXATION

Wouldn't this &c double taxation
cn the fish caught in traps?" Sen
ator Garnick wanted to know. I'VE
have already put a special tax on
.sh caught in traps
Senator Rivers said that the trap
license tax is a tax on the special
privilege. I'VE are taxing the spe-
eial privilege CT owning an interest
in a very fine monopoly and has
nothing to do with this tax On the
value of the fish
Other action taken by the Senate
This morning included passage OF
/ Senate Memorial asking that gold
produced in the United States and
Alaska be allowed to enter the free
market and House Memorial urg-
ing that Rocky Pass be dredged for
the use of small boats.
A House bill to provide unemploy-
ment benefits for persons who are
unemployed because of temporary
disabilities not connected with their
jchs was tabled by the Senate on a
J-7 vote after a motion to indefi-
nitely postpone it had failed 8-8. An
identical Senate bill had been voted
down in the Senate earlier in the
week.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-03-18
OPEN HOUSE AT
Teen AGE CLUB
ON SUNDAY pm.

Next Sunday is to be big day
at the local Teen Age Club. That
afternoon, from 4 to 6 o'clock there
will be an open house, to display
the rewly decorated lounge to the
parents and adult friends of the
,lub.
I'VE hope all parents and other
adults will be sure to come said
Gus Adams and Rod Pegues, the
clubs Vice-Presidents, today. I'VE
think the redecoration job has made
the lounge most attractive and we
will be very proud to show it off.
And at the same time we are anx-
ious to give as much publicity as we
can about the wonderful generosity
of the men and women whose help
made the job possible. We probably
won't be able to til ank them
lnough; but we want to try. Our
party is especially in their honor"
The boys and girls hope that
their guests will go early and stay
late. There will be refreshments
and the opportunity to inspect the
clubhouse, and also the chance to
join the Teenagers in ping pong
and pool and cards. At Sis o'clock
there will be musical entertain
ment.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-03-18
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION
OF VOTERS

Notice is hereby given that on the
first day of March, 1949, the office
of the Registration Officer will be
open for the purpose of registering
persons desising to vote at the next
Annual Municipal Election. Any per-
son twenty-one years of age who is
citizen of the United States and
has resided continuously for one
year next preceding the date of cleo
ton in the Territory of Alaska, and
within the corporate limits of the
City of Juneau not less than thirty
900 days, shall be entitled to reg
lister.
Those persons who are already
registered in the municipality and
voted in the last municipal election
held on April 6, 1948 do NOT have
to register again to be qualified to
vote in the coming election to be
held on April S, 1949. However, if
you failed to vote at that time your
registration was thereby broken and
you MUST re-register in order to
qualify to cast your vote at the next
Municipal election unless you have
since registered. Of in doubt, check
with the City Clerks Office
The office of the City Clerk Will
be open for REGISTRATION every day
from March l, 1949 except Saturday
afternoons, Sundays and legal hoi-
days, between the following hours: :
from $3.50 AM. to 1900 p. M; ana
from l 100 p. M. to 4;30 P. M. and
will close at noon on the Saturday
before the day of election. (Noon'
Saturday, April 2, 1949).
The said election will be held on
the first Tuesday in April, CAPRI
5, 194g for the purpose Of the cleo
ton of a Mayor, Three Councilmep
and One School Board Director ana
for voting on any proposals that
may arise before that date.
Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this LIST
Day of March, 1919.
c. L. PoPEJoY,
city Clerk.
First publication, March I. 1919.
Last publication, March %, 1919.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Last Will and Testament
of ROBERT INGE MILLER, De-
ceased, made by him on Jauary 4,
1914, has been admitted to probate
and an Order made and entered by
the United States Commissioner and
Ex-Offcio Probate Judge for the Ju-
neau, Alaska, Commissioners Pre-
cinct, that said decedent's estate
shall be settled in the manner pro-
vided in said Last Will and Tesla
ment, and all persons are required
within six 80 months from the date
of the last publication of this notice
to present their claims with proper
vouchers against said estate to the
executor personally, in Ketchikan,
Alaska, or at the office of his at
torney, M. E. Monagle, at 200 Sew
ard Building, Juneau, Alaska.
Dated at Juneau, Alaska, March
End, 1919.
NEIL JEROME MILLER,
Executor
First publication, March 4. 1949.
Last publication, March IS, 1919.
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fine SKI MOVIE
SHOWING MONDAY

Showing of an exceptionally fine
ski movie Monday ever ing at 6
o'clock at the Baranof, il, announc-
ed today by the Juneau Ski Club.
All skiers and the public have
been invited o MAKE note on their
busy calendar to take in the show
ing of this sound and color movie
entitled SKI Three
This film represents the fine pho
tography of DR.. Frank Howard OF
San Rafael, Calf. His scenes were
shot all over the States during i'm
rortant skiing events at sun Valley,
Aspen, Lake Placid and many other
major ski areas.
The Juneau Ski Club wishes to
share it's good fortune in being able
to show this interesting film with
The genera public
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STATEHOOD
A(TBRING5
HOUSE TIFF
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
ever, because of a difference OF
opinion between First and Third
Division Representatives. 1t was
passed after adoption OF an amend
ment by Rep. Chester Carlson of
Cordova, which limited the pray
err against the congressional act
to Southeast Alaska. In amended
term it urged against restricting
the taking of fish by Southeast
Alaska residents who need them for
iood
The House also passed Senator
Frank Peratrovich's memorial ask
ing Congress for the right of the
initiative and recall in Alaska. The
initiative process of getting specific
issues on the election ballot by get
ling sufficient names on petitions
ahead of time is practiced in many
states.
In all, the House passed eight
bills and two memorials yesterday
afternoon and lass light.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-03-18
INCIDENT RECALLED

WASHINGTON, March 18.--tR-
If the Atlantic Defense Treaty had
existed in August of 1916, member
countries would have been obliged
to go to the assistanceof the United
States after Yugoslav fighters shot
down two American army transport
planes.
The treaty pledges each partici-
pating nation to take action to help
a member country whose vessels
or aircraft" or occupation forces are
attacked.
The unarmed transports were
shot down en- route from Ameri-
can occupation zone of Austria to
Italy. Five American fliers were
killed.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-03-18
WANT ADS
FOR SALE

1947 KAISER 4-door sedan. Owner
needs cash, $780,
1-TUBE Stromberg- Carlson console
radio with automatic record
changer.
BEAUTIFUL Mocern z-pedroom
home, fireplace, furnished, gar
age, full basement, Twelfth ST.
ATTRACTIVE new 2-bedroom
home, unfinished, unfinished at
tic, garage; B Street.
LARGE, comfortable 5-bedroom
home, completely furnished,
downtown.
WELL LOCATED four bedroom
home, partly furnished, attic,
woodshed or workshop, fireplace,
needs repairs; Fifth Street.
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For SALE

8-ROOM home, 81 acres patented
land Duane Peterson, Glacier
Road. Chicken house, garage, rab-
bit hutches, farm machinery.
House modern with electric stove,
refrig., etc.
"CLARICE' Soft. halibut and seine
type. City Float Dock.
1899 Buick Sedan, mechanically
sound, good tires, good uphol-
stery, etc. $4,000.
DOUGLAS: 3 homes, 3 price ranges.
UneXcelled marine view, large
basement, bedroom, hardwood
floors, garage, furnace, etc, I'M
furnished; bdrs., furnished,
immediate occupancy near Mikes;
2 bedrooms, completely furnished,
hardwood floors, large basement,
utility room, etc. Also several
good lots.
GLACIER Highway, 2 bdr nome,
31a mi, 100000
WEST JUNEAU-Several building
lots; a $500 two-bG-'. home on
beach and Apr. ia acres patent
ed on beach,. s.a
THE FORMER FROMHOLST home
81 mi, immediate occupancy, 2
f.replaces, garage, furnace, Bendix
dryer and washer, patented acre
age. Nu
GOLD BELT, beautifully furnished
1-bdr. home with apt. rents for
$500.
9Th and INDIAN, completely furn-
ished, 2 fireplaces, maple floors,
cod room, 8 it. refrig., luxury
model stove, large Thermopane
windows, cleo garbage disposal,
~u.npus room; can add 2 more
becrooms and garage. Will IL
rance. M
8EHRENDS Ave, 4-beerom home,
vic w.larg ebasement, furnace, etc
2-bdr home, furnished, view, near
Fed. bldg, and school, $500.
Sth st, Duplex with garage, COM
pletely furnished.
STAR HILL DUFLa--, small down
payment, bdr. apt. available
within apr. 10 days. per cent
money; furnace, cement founda-
ton, lots, etc.
THE DECKER BLDG, net income
ever $1,000. Terms; 7 rentals. Ce-
ment bldg; crescent APIS;
The SEAVIEW APIS.
BAR, best location, long lease, cafe
and rooming house in connection.
SEVERAL other buildings heart of
Juneau.
KENDEL'S troller at Small Boat
Harhor, the MARION j. and THE
FORESTER.
TWO floating canneries, large re-
turns en- seasonal. work.
EQUIPMENT priced
for IMMEDIATE SALE.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-03-18
ANOTHER TAX
BILL IS SIGNED
BY GOVERNOR
Continued from Page cre)

Conright's similar bill out of COM
mittee for floor action. What kind
of a response that would get in
the Senate, after House refusal to
accept the delayed Senate measure,
was matter of doubt.
Speaker Stanley McCutcheon
charged the Senate had buried"
the House bill. Rep. Amelia Gun
dersen declared: Il don't see why
we have to be bullied by the Sen
ate. We should insist they take
up our Bill
The House majority that wanted
to accept the Senate Bill wasn't
fer it in present form. They fig
ured on knocking out the proviso
that the referendum should also
include a choice of what tax in
creases the voters preferred for
paying off the bond issue. That
proviso was inserted in the Senate
by William NUM-, Nome Republi-
can, on thlrd Try.
1t was described by Speaker Nc
Cutcheon today as "a ringer put in
by the Senate to scare people, He
said responses to the bond issue
referendum proposal showed the
people of Alaska favored it.
Rep. Clarence Heating said the
House could knock out the Senate
action regarding the vote on what
taxes were favored-sales, addition
al property or additional income
and then throw the bill into confer
ence committee, where the House
could get three persons favoring
the original House version and
whip them"
The nine whose votes blocked the
acceptance of the Senate bill were
Democrats Rngerman, Franklin,
Gundersen, Jensen, Nolan and Ry-
deem, and Republicans Barnes, Mis-
covich and Frank G. johnson.
Angerman, in arguing against ac-
cepting the Senate version, declar-
ed lone amendment can kill
bill' but added that discussion with
opponents on the referendum have
convinced me it might not be adj
visable to bond the Territory; that
there might not be proper backing
for the bonds"
The House made one conciliatory
gesture toward the Senate. In re-
Spouse to Senate message asking
the resembling of its indefinite
postponement CT an employers ex-
perience rating credit transfer bill,
the House agreed to do so.
The motion was by Owen, who
made the original postponement
measure last night. At the time
it drew a scorching personal blast
from Angerman. The two have been
Fellow members of the House Ia
Dor Eloc." When Angerman referred
to it again in connection with a
later bill, Owen got up and holly
belabored Angerman for what he
called opening his trap once too
often
Owen moved to rescind today
with the explanation he had learn
ed the bill was introduced by Sem
ator Howard Lying at the request
Of John Mclaughlin OF the Unem-
ployment Compensation Division. 1t
would forbid a large-scale employ
er to take over small enterprise
and Immediately assume its benefit
cial experience rating credit, with |
resulting profit in. credits against
future unemployment compensation
tax payments. The bill was schedul-
ed for later consideration in the
House.
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Western leaders that its aim is
strictly defensive.
The treaty, 1,040 words and IA
articles long, provides for creation
of a council of the member ma
ticns, and OF a defense committee
TO strengthen and coordinate the
defenses OF the whole huge region
of Meth America, Western Europe
and the North Atlantic.
Ar attacE againss tie territory,
occupation forces, ships, planes or
Islands Of any CT the allies any
where in this vast area would be
the signal for all the powers to
spring into action, according to the
t.eaty's provisions.
Key Provisions
The key provision of the pact is
Article Five, which says:
THE parties agree that an arm
cd attack against one or more OF
them in Europe or North America
shall be considered an attack
against them all; and consequently
they agree that, if such an armed
attack occurs, each of them, in ex-
ercise of the right OF individual
or collective self defense recogniz-
ed by Article 81 of the Charter
of the United Nations, will assist
the party or parties SO attacked by
taking forthwith, individually and
in concert with the other parties,
such action as it deems necessary
including the use Of armed force, to
restore and maintain the security
of the North Atlantic area.
ANY SUCH armed aleaca and
al measures taken as result
thereof shall Immediately be report
I'd to the U. NJ Security Council
Such measures shall be terminated
when the Security Council has TAX
en- the measures necessary to re-
store and maintain international
peace and security
That is the long debated section,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-03-18
COAST GUARD TRANSFER

From she CO Cahoone, Raymond
Egan,. EN-, has reported aboard
the CG Storis for assignment to
duty. Joseph G. Cobb, EN-, OF the
Storis, was transferred to the Ca
hoone. (
Monday, March 81, at am. the
CG Storis goes on supply run to
Eldred Rock, Point Retreat, and
Sentinel Island lights. When the
Cahoone leaves Tuesday, supplies
will be taken to the Cape Spencer
light.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-03-18
YOUTH SING SUNDAY,
METHODIST CHURCH

An Octette Of high school youth
will sing for the Sunday Morning
Worship service of the Methodist
Church on Sunday. In the group
are Sandra McCrae, Sylvia Lister,
Darlene Adsero, Pat Tanner, Mil
bred Harris, Nat Moore, James Sol
oulis, and Julian Rivers.
Mrs. Treat is the leader.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-03-18
1913 DRYD0(kED
As list LEAVES

At the Engineer dock, the LT-157
came out of drydock with the FS-
23S going in today for about one
and a half weeks. The FS-238 will
lie in for major overhaul and con-
version of interior to new arrange
ment.
The hull of the FS will &c repair
ed and cleaned, zines renewed, and
the stern will be. completely checked
including rudder, propeller, stern
bearings, and drawing OF tail shaft
The LT-60 leaves tomorrow morn
ing at 6 O'Clock for Kodiak via
Seward. At Seward the tug will pick
up the Bel 1109 for towage to
Kodiak.
LauSOn 4-Cyc1e Air-cOOled Ont
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-03-18
OF BOB DRUxMAN
123 Front = Ehorc 891

1888 Packard Sedan, good fishing
car, $3.50.
1887 Chevrolet Coupe, completely
overhauled, new clutch, 8 new
tires. $500.
1884 FORD Coupe, $3.50
l948 Jeep, $500, terms.
GENERATORS, 3 XIV, 5 XIV, 10 XIV.
BUILDING LOTS, West Juneau,
$500, each; $500 with 80 logs for
house.
QUONSET HUT, must be moved,
16x32, 2 extra bulkheads, center
supports buckled Only $50 to
first buyer
CABIN ON RAFT, cabin lox19.
three rooms, shingled outside, ply
wood inside, $1050
( GURDIES complete with wire
and transmission, SITS.
MARINE TOILET, $50.
Specialize it. troller ready to
go only $3.50.
RAISED deck cruiser, Navy hull.
35x9x41a. 100 hip Buda cony. $3.50.
See blueprints Of hull and picture
of boat at our office.
30x10x4 Troller, Chrysler Ace 80,
ready to go. $1,000. sl,7OO will
handle.
36x9x41s troller, Chrys. car COW.
$4,000.
26-FT, Gillnetter, % hip Universal.
engine completely overhauled,
complete with net. $3.50.
32-FT. Gillnetter, Scripps so-Hr,
with fresh water cooling system.
New 65-gal gas tank $1,000.
22-FT. Troller = $3.50.
24-FT. Troller, Chrysler cony. $3.50
STEELCRAFT, 2b TT. new $4,000
CABIN Cruiser, Is it., 25-hp Uni
versal, SIS beam, recently rebuilt,
$1,000.
ZIP freezing unit, gasoline driven,
3 eight-foot copper shelves, 12x12.
For troller. $3.50.
SWAN LEE, 27xS1ax3, 50 hp 4 CYL.
Gray. Built '46, towed from Sc
attic, used five times on fishing
: trips, original Gil still in. Sleeps
four. $4,000.
3-Bedroom House, modern, good
view, $4,000.
$500 down, $40 or less monthly takes
2-bed house, LIST St. total $425O.
$4,000 AUX Bay, five acres, some
beach. Old 2-story house.
81 300 cash takes beach property
near Douglas. Seawall, 2 bedroom
house, good water, oil, electricity.
200 it. beach frontage, 40 it.
highway frontage.
$500 down, balance OF $4,000 in
two years, takes bright, new l.
bedroom house, garage, barn, pos
sible rights to 160 acres with "
mile beach and West Juneau Rd.
$4,000 down, 500 monthly for large
apartment house. downtown Ju-
neau.
2-Bedroom House, 8 acres patented
land, Fritz Cove. $4,000.
BUILDING LOTS, 2 fer $1,000, Err
win ST.; 2 at $3.50 each Scatter
Tract; 2 at Small Boat Harbor
$4,000 and $4,000.
4-Bedroom House, 10OxlOO lot. in
Douglas. $500.
SPECIAL bedroom house, Gold
Creek at A ST., furnished full
concrete basement with space for
second bedroom, yard, large
strawberry patch. Away from all
traffic. $500.
DOUGLAS-3-bedroom house, furn-
ished, cellar workshop, new two
car garage, lot 50x2OO, garden.
$4,000.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-03-18
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT

The Juneau City Council will hold
its regular semi-monthly meeting
tonight at 8 o'clock in the City
Council Cllamtcr.a at the City Hail..
Local bids for fire insurance COW
erage of the Municipal Building at
The airport will be opened, and
there will be discussion Of future
olans for use of the ABB. Hail.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-03-18

which, although stopping short OF
an automatic pledge to go to war,
is designed to put Russia on notice
that an attack on any of the west
ern powers would instantly be met
by all of them.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-03-18
HERRING TAX
IS REDUCED
BY SENATOR'S
CONTINUED from page one)

professors of fishery products, don't
they?" Senator Butrovich asked,
cut did not pursue the matter.
What taxes are canneries paying
now in addition to the income and
property taxes?" senator Barr
asked.
Senator Rivers explained that can.
neries now pay a case tax, which
would be repealed by passage of the
raw fish tax bill. The case tax, he
said, averages about 80 cents per
case and the raw fish tax would
tring an estimated Sc certs case
on red salmon.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-03-18

The Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION was organized in London
in 1874. largely through the efforts
of a dry-gcods merchant named
George Williams.
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TERMS OF
new PACT
REVEALED

Continued from Page One)
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ONE 26' Cabin Cruiser, powered by
ITO hp Chrysler Crown. Sleeps 3,
galley and fully equipped, ready
plete with speaker and 7la 'x8
to CO. Also new Bell and Howell
16mm sound movie protector COM
screen. Suitable for commercial
or school use. For details write
Gene Torkilsen, Pelican, Alaska.
(47 1t and SO IT.
36-Ft. Troller "Martha-T" it..
beam, 4 it. draft. Chrysler Star
conversion, ITO hp. Phi. Red $50
after 5 D. m. Inquire at Jeannine,
Small Boat Harbor. asst
ONE LOT 60'x'150, cleared and
graded for basement. Located
next to Douglas Ski Trail. $3.50.
PHI. Black 34G after pm. 46 81
TROLLER Buddy, 3cx10x5la it.,
round stern. New ITO Chrysler, 3ls
to ! reduction New shaft and 30
20 propeller. Ready to go. Price
$1,000. George Harju, box 1l08.
"A At
3 UNIT APT. House, nice location,
good income. Green 915. A st
aALIBUT beat AVONA, 46 TT. long.
Ready for season fishing, in
Guiding gear. Contact Red CTS be-
tween 10 a. m. ane 5 .. m. 43 st
j0-FT. Packer or Seiner, Apex no.
1. Al condition. Float at Boat
Harbor CT phi. Black 379. 43 st
1912 Four Dor Dodge Sedan, $3.50.
See it at jays Super Service. 3 tt
MARINE Specials, rubber or rope
tenders. Phone 525- Juneau
Welding and Machine Co. 43 st
TRADE 34S Winchester for round
bottom boat. PHI. OTIS. AZ ct
GROOM. fully furnished house, full
COM ..ete Easement. $4,000. Terms
FIJI. Green 499. SO tt
BALDWIN Baby Grand upright
piano, $780, r. A. Treffers. 1886
18th St, between 6-8 pm. Phone
Blue 462. 38 If
'37 Ford 2-door; Al Dodge u ton
panel. r. w. Cowiing Co. SO tt
FLOOR LAMP, table lamp, occa-
sional table, book case, large tri-
cycle, training chair, hichair, con-
verts to play table. Phi. Red 755.
SO If
938 GMC Sgd. 1unap truck, good
condition, new rubber. Alaska Cab
after 7 D. m. "a If
Mangle for sale. Phone
Red 765. 80 If