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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-05-20
WOOD, FAMED OF SNOW C0RNlCE,'
 IN FIELD AGAIN

Back in Juneau to head Pro5eet "Snow Cornice" for the second sea- son is Walter A. Wood
 The project was established last year by Wood, U 5. directcr Oi Arc tic Institute of Ncrth Am2r.ca, to "unroll the curtain of uncertainty in the North and to study ell phs- nomena'' in the Arcs.c area. scene of this study is the dainage basin of the Seward Glacier with its only distributary, the Malspina Glacier. Headquarters for the project is at Yakutat, 55 airlirs miles from the study area.
 During the war years, saw the necessity for specialized study III the North. But realizing that Cam ada would be interested, the instl- tute was set up includ'ng the two countries with Greenland represent- ed by one man from Denmark, said Wood.
 Through the use of a Norseman airplane. a laboratory was flown ln- to the glacier area last year in se2- ments and then set up with the necessary equipment. The labora- tory is g semi-permanent structure.
 Specifically, Snow Cornice' pro- posed last year to effect the follow ing: the establishment of a semi permanent research station within the confines Of the Seward Basin, the initiation of a long-range gla- ciological program, the exploration of the geological structure Of the region. the accumulation of stan- dard meteorological data, recon- naissance of the biology of the region, and studies and experiments contributing to expeditionary efti- ciency," said Wood. The things learned last year will be used and carried forward in this years work. '
 Accompanying Wood is his wife who has been on l6 expeditions with him in the last 19 years. Maurice King, project pilot last year, will be the pilot again this season. Dean Goodwin has been rebuilding the plane during the past months, and it is expected that it will be ready in about a week, when it will be flown to Yakutat. The group will stay in the field un-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-05-20
pNA CARRIES 2q
 THURSDAY TRIPS

Pacific Northern Airlines carried 2s passengers yesterday with eight arriving and 21 leaving as follows.
 From Anchorage: Jack Westtall, Frank Marshall, Walter Brown, I Nj. Kerscnner, c. II. Kiel.
 From Cordcva: Grace Treffers.
 From Yakutat: Benny Brown, K. Miller.
 To Ccrdova: W. E. Mitchell.
 Tc Anchorage: Miss c. Rakest- raw, Jo Lynn, Ray Avrit, It. Col. J. D. Alexander, It. Tom Owen, J. g. Newhouse. Beryl Johnson, J. 0. Stephens, Richard Arvit, Dick Brown, N. SchuSt, J. M. Mchon, D. w Telegraph, O. B. Falls. Don schmidt, MT. and Mrs. A. w. Nel- son. Sonia Lund, N. T. Mathews, A. Whalen.
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.he roads in condition to take it.-

the roads in condition to take it."
 Asked about rates, Danahcr cstf- mated that they would be compar- able to railroad fares, say at five cents mile Already, he sees Eastern. tourists presenting yard long tickets from which coupons will be taken for various ferry rides.
 The plan on which he has done much advance research would adapt itself for commercial truckers, mo- torists and tourists arriving at Prince Rupert by rail or bus.
 Col John R. Moves. Alaska Road Commissioner, is interested in ether phases, too.
 wherever it would be necessa ary to build a new road, or an exten- sion" he said, "it would be in a region where good country also would be opened up--as. for in- stance, should the best terminal for the Haines run be from Berner's Bay. A road there would serve 3 double purpose.
 Tn any case,' added Moves, "the plan will use as much land travel for sections where water provides for sectionts where water provides the only practical highway"
 Danaher and Colonel Moves met during the war in Italy, where both were in key transportation positions
 Incidentally, says Dananer, when Italy was invaded, the Germans left US situation similar to that o1 Alaska, insofar as broken-up trans pcrtation is concerned. Roads and bridges had been destroyed. Ports were blown up. and the country was almost as impossible as Alaska because of it's mountains.'
 Danaher expects a certain amount of skepticism. but he expects to see daily schedule in operation, along the lines of the one he already rlans: Leave Prince Rupert. mid night; Ketchikan, 6 am; stops at Wrangeil and Petersburg; arrive at Juneau, 8 D. m., the return trip taking from 10 D. r.. tc : ?. IF. the following day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-05-20
SEWARD GLACIER
 EXPEDITION FILMS
 SHOWN HERE TUES.

First films of an all-arborne ex- petition into the high reaches oi the Seward Glacier, made last sum- mer by Col. Walter A. Wood of the Arctic Institute and party of 20 scientific experts will be shown here next Wednesday evening at the Grade School Auditorium under the sponsorship of the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
 Col wood director of t.le project llr.own as Snow Cornice,' who is here enroute to cegin work again this summer. will show the 5O- minute movie and lecture on the expedition which assembled al Yakutat late in June oi last year and spent three months in study in the glacier basin.
 Movies were taken by Col. Wood and his wife, and also by Manard Miller, geologist and glacioloslst from the American Geographical society. well known for his WorK or the Juneau Ice Cap expedition last fall.
 Films will be shown as a part of the Jaycees drive for funds to purchase an ambulance for the city of Juneau. No admission charge IS to be made, but a silver offering will be taken following the showing
 Colonel Wood has spent the past winter working up results of the snow Cornice" expedition at Arc tic Institute headquarters in New York.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-05-20
ADB pREDI(T5 '49 BiGGE5T TOURIST
 SEASON TO DATE

The l949 tourist season will be the greatest in the history of the Territory, the Alaska Development Board predicted today.
 According to information now available, at least two out of every three tourists wanting to visit Al aslsa by steamer are being turned down because of lac,- of acccmTo- daticns, the Development Board learned.
 Air travel will be except onally heavy, and the volume of traffic ovar the Alaska Highway will sur pass that of any other year.
 The Development Board has re- ceived more than 1000 requests toI tourist information on Alaska thus far this year. Yesterday was ths "top" day with 120 such requests being received.
 The flood of requests is out o1 all proportion to those of any pre- vious years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-05-20
WANT ADS
FOR SALE

DUPLEX one of the towns finest apartments, luxur- iously and fully furnished. Addi- tional apartment renting at $75 per month. Channel view. Owner financed at reasonable terms. BEAUTY SHOP-Best location. SUMMER HOME, two floors, inside plumbing, fireplace, lawn, gar den. view, Lena Beach. SMALL CABIN, low price, Lena Beach.
 BEACH HOME, ? bedrooms, fura- ished, wired, water, Aux Bay. COUNTRY HOME, 2 bedrooms furnished, 3la acres, Glacier Hi- way. sH
 FAMILY HOME, bedrooms, part furnished, fireplace, view, good neighborhcod, Seventh Street.
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TRAFFIC EyPERJ
 SEES BIC FUTURE
 lN TERRY SYyTEM

"T'hov laughed when l said is an expression used sometimes Dy Jchn T. Danaher, veteran transpor- tat!on expert who has just come to Juneau to investigate possloll- tics Of a car-ferry system the length of Southeast Alaska.
 My company thought l was crazy" Danaher will say, when l said we could and should make the summer our greatest season for round the world travel. We tried it, and soon we were carrying more people than in winter
 Other instances as in Hawaii and Italy, are at hand for the Assist ant Vice-P President of the American President Lines, who envislons daily service by ocean-golng ferries from Prince Rupert, B. C., to Juneau continued from Tee Harbor or Der ner's Bay to Haines.
 The object is to establish con- tinuous service from the United States to the Interior of Alaska. Its operation would be by the Alaska Road Commission as an extension cf Territorial hignways.
 Danaher expects some scoiling.
 But" he says, it is my consid- cred opinion that such a project of highway ferry service Will con- tribute more annual wealth to AL aska than either. salmon, gold o1 furs.
 q also believe" he continued that it will increase the bushes cf present carriers, both water and air.
 Such a plan.' Danaher went on. would make boom towns out of Juneau and Prince Rupert, be- | cause these ferries would accommo- date 100 autos, or proportionately less, depending on the number of truck trailers and their overall length.
 "As many as 300 passengers could be carried on the upper deck, and, during the summer. the daily influx into Juneau for overnight lodging could easily average from 800 to FOO 8 night.
 How to develop this volume of traffic is net so great problem as getting the ferries and placing
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-05-20
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
 FINAL ACCOUNT

Notice is hereby given that J. Simpson MacKinnon, Sr., Executor of the Estate of MARTHA M. Mac KINNON, deceased, has filed his final report of the administration of the estate and petitioned for dis tribution, and that a hearing will be held on the final report and peti- ton before the undersigned at Ju- neau, Alaska, on July T, 1949, at 200 o'clock P. M.. at which time and place persons interested in the final report and petition may ap- pear and file or make objections thereto.
 GIVEN under my hand and the seal of the Probate Court at Juneau, Alaska. this 5th day of May, 1949 (SEAL) GORDON GRAY,
 Commissioner and ex-officio Probate Judge, Juneau Precinct. First publication, May 6, 1943. Last publication, May 27, l949.
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FOR SALE

 CABINS CABINS . CABINS FRITZ COvE-512 acres patented land, 7-rcom house, beach, garden etc; Enthralling view, 2-bedroom home, hardwood floors, completely furnished 3-room cabin part furnished. Log cabin, patented land. School bus to all. LENAS BEACH and COVE: ? cab- ins, excellent condition; good fish, ing.
 4-bedrooms, large living room, din- ing rccm, double plumbing, near school and federal bldg, owner financed, reasonable down paynlt. and SIS monthly. Furnished, base ment, furnace, cleo. hot water heater, etc.
 DOUGLAS-G Garoen, garage, cemen. foundation, good roof, new fur mace, 3-bedrooms, good furniture; also 2-bedroom furnished, base ment, furnace, etc.; and 3-bed- room home, basement, furnace, etc. Mob Hill.
 DUPLEX near school and Fed eral building. Completely furnish ed, garage. reasonable. Large gar den. Channel view DUPLEX; furnace, beautiful fur niture, view; owner financed. 3-APTS., large income, excellent condition Good location. Owner financed.
 $500 down, balance like rent, houses, acre pat. land. Glacier Highway.
 21 ACRES pat land, Broom house school bus. electricity, furnish ed, fireplace, garage, etc, immed- fate possession.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-05-20
MARINER SCOUT CANDY
 SALE IS SET FOR JUNE

The candy sale sponsored by the Mariner Scouts and scheduled for tomorrow has been postponed to a later date in June. The postpone ment was caused by conflicts with ether sales and also the graduation exercises.
 Sometime in June the Mariner Scouts will hold the sale, however, which has for it's purpose the rais- ing of funds for travelling expen- ses of a member to the encamc- ment in Michigan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-05-20

til the weather is bad, probably about September l.
 Party Group
 Physical scientific work is under Professor Robert Sharp. California Institute of Technology, and he will arrive in Juneau about June 1. Under Dr. Noel of the University of British Columbia will be the work in structural geology. A group of experienced mountaineers rom the American Alpine Club will be with the study group to help n the project. The Alpine Club will make an attempt to climb Mt Vancouver, the highest unclimbea peak on the North American con- finent. Wood is president of the club.
 V'cod Here Before
 This is the eleventh expedition in Yukon Territory CT Alaska for Wood. He accompanied the Air Force in it's flight ever the North Pole in May, l946. Wood was a member and also the instigator of Operation MuskoI joint operation of the U. s. and Canadian armies north of Edmonton, Alberta, in l946. He aiso helped train British and Canadian commando units in Win ter warfare. At the time of his retirement from active Army ser vice in 1947, Wood was a military attache to the U. s. Embassy, at Ottawa.
 Wood is at the Hotel Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-05-20
DON'T FORGET

The White Elephant and Rum mage Sale, Social Hall of the Meth cdist Church, Saturday between Z and 8 p. m. POI 2x
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William Winn-phone 23A
REAL ESTATE

$3, ,5G1-2-story unfinished, now has small apt with oil range, sinks, toilet, shower. Finished exterior. S4,250-2-bed furnished. S700 down, s60 monthly.
 s4,750 5-bed furnished, fireplace, view. Terms
 S7,GO0-2-bed furnished View s7,00C-1 bed and lot, furnished. Good neighborhood. $7,500-3- bed, furnished, central To- cation Terms.
 S8,CGO-5-bed, furnished, view, terms $lO,5Co-4- furnished. new liv-
 ing room set, new bedroom set,
 New Frigidaire cleo. stove, Philco
 refrig., new combination radio. Two bathrooms. 2,50O-2-bed Waynor Tract, furn- ished.
 S13, 3,65O-3-bed Waynor Tract, un- furnished but includes new cleo.
 refrig., cleo. stove, cleo. hot wat CT heater.
 FOR RENT: Apartment suitable
 couple with two children. Twin { beds made into hunks for kids in
 separate room, daveno in living | room, elec stove, kitchenette, good ] furniture, all year old. Rent $40. | Will suhlet for 2 mo-, possibly . more to party purchasing fur i nishin2s for $500. Near Fed. Bldg. i REAL ESTATE [ Auke Bay S1,050-Water frontage 75X100 in i cludes foundation and one room
 start cn house. Fritz Cove, pat : ented.
 S5,C0O for , acres plrs salvage lum- i Der worth s2.coo plus strip to
 beach 5Cx187. Road frontage ap- i prox. 500 it. Patented. $4,500 for acres patented, two
 bedroom house part furnished. i trout stream near Auke Lake, on
 highway, large clearing. $6,SG0 for AZ acres patented, two
 bedroom house furnished, large
 lawn and garden, good water, beautiful view of water. 450 1t. frontage on road.
 $210C9 for 10 acres, three dwell : ings. it. gravel fill road, two ! decks. protected cove. large gar- :, dens and flower beds. Boat house. ] mostly cleared. Terms. 1 REAL ESTATE
 Douglas !. S1,3Cc-two bed on beach, seawall and fill, cleo, water, oil, furnished. Beautiful view of Juneau and Mt. l Roberts. Cash.
 S8,GO0 two bed, new house, concrete | basement, two loss,' one block | frcm school. Unfurnished. Two more bedrooms fer an additional $500.
 USED CARS PANEL, good tires, new battery,
 $1C0
 1889 GMC pickup, $50.
 l941 Nash, s850.
 Two 1897 Chevs. SITS and s350. 1947 DeSoto, good as new, $500. 1889 Plymouth Pickup, $30o. ;l935 Oldsmobi.e Sedan, $2o0. i 1941 Dodge Pickup $350.
 FISHING COATS Gillnetter, 2Ox7x1.5, king and sock
 eye nets, 8 it. skift. Good shape
 $500. 1! VANITY selling at s3.60O. Just re- l caulked, renailed, painted. 39x3x
 2.5; Chrysler Ace; includes gear cn boat.
 Troller 30x8.5x3 MARION J; Chry-
 sler CTS Conversion, 3-l reducs slon
 Engine run 20 hours. S1,8OO. ONE MAN troller 20x5x2: 2 spool i gurdie, 150 fathoms new bronz l trolling line; 10 it. cedar skif. VI new herring net; cradle; 39 hp Il Gray engine, round bottom; $l400 l8 it. INBOARD, s275. TWO 16-ft. inboards, S450 anc
 $75o tnew).
 WATCH tomorrow fer more boat . listings, including commercial ano Dr nCTTDU1 Cr, r5rr,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-05-20

Now is the time to put your fur coats in storage. We have the only cold fur vault in Juneau. Come n to our office. Chas. Golasteia and co 9l ii
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-REBEKAHS

VII attend church service Sun- day, Il a.m., at the Lutheran Church. POI 2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-05-20

The keeping quality of Long Is. land cauliflower was improved by spraying the crop with harmones, two weeks before harvest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-05-20

!341 Plymouth pickup; i946 Pom
 tiac 2-dcor sedan; l947 Plymouth 4-door Sedan; 1917 Plymouth Club Coupe. R. w. Bowling Co. 84 If
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SCHWINN DlC-:ClEs at MAD SENS. 46 ti
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ACROSONIC piano in excellent condition: Zenith Radio-phono-
 graph; 1 lamp table, desk and bookshelf combination. Phone 800 Extension GA after pm. 80 If
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LOG CABIN: 28 by Is it. inside, To-
 cated Hawk Inlet. Trolling boat 32 it. N. C.. Go. Yard. Call 142. 94 tt
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FORD 1-ton van truck. Engine overhauled. $450. See at Jays Su-
 Ter Service. e9 tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

GUARANTEED Realistic PerrnaT
 ent. s7.50. sp-r curls sl U,
 CoIs's Be..a,v Shor Phone 2G, 31s Decker Way
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FOR SALE: 2 pair skis, good con-
 ..',stion. Green 400 after pm. 90 3d
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} Unit Apt. House, nice Location,
 good income. Green 9l5 after 6 n. m. 93 If
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DUPLEX Apartment house at
 Wrangell, Alaska. New wiring, furniture, paint and linoleum In both three room apartments. Con- pletely furnished. Everything new. Write the Wrangell Sentinel, Wrangell. zul ~
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EOUl U[lTee TUOIil dpdA tiiASiAer. OOAAA pletely furnished. Everything new. i Write the Wrangell Sentinel, wranoell POI 2t LARGE level lot, with small cabin, on Glacier Highway near Coun- try Club. Pin. Blue 785 after 6 n m 200 St LADIES Professional Skis, poles and bindings; 348 Winchester, case and sling, both new. Pll. 756. C 3t BABY Buggy, good condition. clean pad and rain shield included. Ph.
 Black 643 200 3x USED American Oriental 9x12 rug, SIS. Phone 56s. 200 St l BEDROOM House recently re- modelled. Completely furnished. Ph. Black $40 between 5 and g n m. 200 St 31a HIP Johnson outooard, perfect condition, S6O Ph. 205. 200 St TWIN BED; Round oak dining table. large buffet. Ph. 276. % St MODEL Ford block complete overhaul, priced to sell. Phone 9o2 between and 5, days. 98 tt TWO large ivy plants. l39 Will loughby Ave. 97 St le47 Desoto Sedan, excellent condi- ten, reasonable. Phone 762 or Rcd 270 97 u Unit Apt. House, nice Location, good income. Green 9l5 after 6 D. m. 93 u FORD 1-ton van truck. Engine overhauled. $450. See at Jays Su- Ter Service. e9 t. FOR SALE: 2 pair skis, good con- ss'tlon. Green 400 after 6 pm. 90 3d LOG CABIN: 28 by l6 it. inside, To- cated Hawk Inlet. Trolling boat 32 it. N. c. Co. Yard. Call 142. 94 If !941 Plymouth pickup; i946 Pon- tiac 2-dcor sedan; l947 Plymouth 4-door Sedan; 19a7 Plymouth Club Coupe. R. w. Bowling Go. 84 If ACROSONIC piano in excellent condition; Zenith Radio-phono- graph; 1 lamp table, desk and bookshelf combination. Phone 800 Extension 614 after pm. 80 If . . DRY Chicken Fertilizer in gunry sack, $1.00. Ten sacks for S7.50. Fine for flower box es, gardens, and lawns. Shores Poultry Farm. Mile 714, P. o. Box 209. 174 tf q O .
 
 l8-ft. Klnaker Outboard with J0tln- son 98 hp motor. See s. J. Mac Kinnon at Alaska Laundry. 70 t1 LONG Established business, liquor store, grocery and meat market with living quarters. Must settle estate. Ph. 1O3 or 20. Box 2596
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lc47 Desoto Sedan, excellent condi- ticn, reasonable. Phone 7o2 or Red 270. 9i u
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FOR SALE

REFRIGERATOR in good shape.
 Phone 928. zol oe
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 DRY Chicken Fertilizer in gunny sack. $100. Ten sacks for S7.50. Fine for flower box es, gardens, and lawns. Shores Poultry Farm. Mile 714, P. O.. Box 209 174 tf . C. e 0
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l942 DODGE Tudor Sedan, good
 condition. See Harry Watkins, American Shoe Shop. S750. POI tt
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I8-ft. KIlnker OutbOard Wltn JCIIL- son 9.8 hp motor. See s. J. Mac Kinnon at Alaska Laundry. 70 tf LONG Established business, liquor store, grocery and meat market with living quarters. Must settle estate. Ph. 1O3 or 20. Box 2596.
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radlo-pnono, vacuum cleaner, portable washing mach
 inc. all latest models, also swing rocker, kitchen chairs, 6-Way lamp, chest of drawers, magazine end table, bedding, dishes, 2 fish ing poles, size 6 hip boots. Phone Blue 785 after 6 pm. 2Ol ex
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NEW Wooden Fish Scow, 18x60, continuous strakes, seasoned lum- Ter. Johnson Manufacturing Go, Fox Avenue and Duwamish Wat erway. Seattle, Washington. 0l St
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MODEL 4 Ford block complete
 overhaul, priced to sell. Phone 9o2 between and 5, days. 98 tt
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TWO large ivy plants. l39 Will
 loughby Ave. 9i 5O
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