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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-24
No. 6038-A SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

THO. OODO-h
 SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION Tn the District Court for the Terri tory of Alaska, Division Number One at Juneau.
 JUNEAU INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT, PLAINTIFF, vs. JUL NEAU REALTY. ING. a corpora- ton. and also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real estate described in the Petition herein, DEFENDANTS. The President of the United States of America.
 To the above named defendants
 ALI PERSONS OR PARTIES UNKNOWN CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, ESTATE, LIEN OR INTEREST IN THE REAL ESTATE DESCRIBED IN THE PETITION HEREIN, GREET ING:
 In the name of the United States of America, you and each of you are hereby required to appear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, First Judicial Division at Juneau, Alaska, within 30 days after the last publication of this Sum- mons. namely within 30 days after the 7th day of February. 1949, in case this Summons is published, or within 20 days after the date of its service upon you in case this Sum- mons is served upon you personally, and answer the Petition of the above named plaintiff on file in said Court in the above entitled action
 The plaintiff in said action peti- ticns that the Court declare the plaintiff to be the owner in fee simple of the following described tract of land situated within the Juneau Recording District Precinct and more particularly described as: All of Lots numbered 1 through IS of Block "F' of the Highlands Subdivision, plat of which was recorded September 20, l946, in the front pocket of Book 39 of Deeds in the office of the Re- corder for the Juneau Record ing Precinct, and which said land was formerly included in the subdivision known as the Charles Wayor Tract, and that the Court ascertain the of the claims and compen- sation. if any. to which the defend- ants or any of them will be entitled In the event you fail to so appear and answer, Plaintiff will take judg- nent against you for want thereof and will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in its Petition and as hereinabove stated.
 WITNESS the Hon. GEORGE w. FOLTA, Judge of said Court, and the seal of said Court hereto affixed on this 14th day of January, 1949
 J. w. LEVERS, Clerk of the
 District Court, Division No
 One, Territory of Alaska.
 By LOIS P. ESTEPP,
 Deputy. First publication, Jan. IT, l949. Last publication, Feb. 2, 1949.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-24
H05pITAL NOTES

Admitted to St. Ann's Hospital on Saturday for medical treatment were Ernest Page and James R. Brown. George Schmidt was admitted for medical treatment on Sunday.
 Discharged from the Hospital over the weekend were: Mrs. Frank Barr Richard Mouri, Mrs. Edwin Hildre and daughter, Mrs. Frank Cole and daughter, Mrs. Edward Hughes and son and Albert James.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-24
NEW PRINTER ARRIVES;
 SON BORN TO WALLER5

A son, Bruce Kenneth, was born to MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Waller in St. Ann's Hospital early this morning The young lad tipped the scales at six pounds IA ounces. Bruce joins a sister, Betty Eileen, who is two years of age.
 Waller is at the head of the job printing departme mt of The Empire
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22

dalyviu buvo pareiksta, kad ra
syba musu spaudoje nera visul
vienoda, todel tremtyje atgai.
vinama Lietuviu Kalbos Drau.
gija turetu rupintis jos sutvar.
kymu. Buvo nutarta parengti
tam tikra lietuviu kalbos va.
ldoveli.
Jonas M. Laurinaitis zinoda-
mas, kad as jau esu 81 ta il
|padares, suvaziavime pasiule pa
vesti 81 darba man. sitam buvo
visu pritarta ir tai taip pat uz-
|protokoluota.
Dabar viska pradejau rasyti
is naujo ir balandzio men. pa
baigoje, kaip buvo is anksto
susitarta, jau galejau kaiku-
riuos skyrius nusiusti perziu-
|reti prof. Skardziui.
Berasant taip pat paaiskejo,
kad as pats vienas pasiimto
darbo taip greitai, kaip buvo no.
reta, atlikti nepajegsiu, todel
balandzio men. pabaigoje mudu
SUI j. M. Laurinaiciu susitare-
me darbu pasidalyti: jis imsis
rengti lietuviu kalbos rasybos
zodyna, o as toliau rasysiu te-
orine dali.
sitaip pradejome dirbti jau
dviese. Rudeniop j darba akty-
vial isitrauke ir prof. Skardzius
1947 m. rugpiucio 25 d. jis
Rebdorfa, kur mudu abu SUI j.
M. Laurinaiciu gyvenome, atsi-
veze ne tik mano jam nusiustus
|perziureti rankrascius, bet ir
savo paties parasytus kaiku-
riuos skyrius.
Per iris dienas daug kas bu-
vo aptarta, issiaiskinta, sutar-
ia, kad leidinys bus vadinamas
"Lietuviu kalbos rasyba' ir kad
jo autoriais pasirasys visi trys
anksciau cia mineti asmenys:
buv. Vilniaus, dabar Tuebinge-
no universiteto profesorius DIR.
Pranas Skardzius, buv. Lietuvos
Mokslo Akademijos vyr. ash
stentas Jonas M. Laurinaitis ir
|gimnazijos lietuviu kalbos vyr.
mokytojas Stasys Barzdukas.
Darba toliau bedirbant, pa
aiskejo, kad leidinys, apimas tik
rasybos ir SUI ia susijusius da-
lykus, kalbos vartotojo nelabai
patenkins.
Todel tuojau pat kilo mintis,
kad ir lietuviams reikia pareng-
tt toki leidini, kokius jau seniai
-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22

nuosirdziai rupinasi name, kaip
ir kitus gausius savo svecius,
pastatyti an koju, kad galeciau
pradeti savarankiskai gyventi.
Tikimes, kad tai netrukus pa
vyks, 0 jiems uz ju gera jau-
tria lietuviska sirdi ir istiesta
pagalbos ranka sia proga savo
ir savo seimos vardu nuosir-
dziausiai dekoju.
Ar turtle dar kuriu planu
ateiciai?
Turiu. Noreciau ir toliau dirb-
tt sayo mielai graziai gimtajai
kalbai ir lietuviskai mokyklai.
Esu jau ir medziagos Siam rel
kalui Sick tick susirinkes. Rl-
pinausi atsivezti ir visa Vokie-
tijoje isigyta literature. Bet
siuo tarpu ne tai man rupi: pir-
miausia reikia pradeti vel gy-
venti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22

pasisakyti ir patti visuomene.
Tikimes, kad il apvilta nebus.
4. Kada reikia laukti vadovo
pasirodant?
Vadovas atiduotas spausdin-
tt Ventos leidyklai. Formal su-
tariffs pasirasyta balandzio 10
d., bet pirmosios dalies rankras-
tbs leidejams jau buvo atiduo-
itas vasario 16 d.. Taigi, kaip
igreitai vadovas gales pasirody-
tt, dabar jau priklauso ne nuo
jo autoriq, bet nuo leideju ir
pacios musu visuomenes, mes jos
parama vadovui isleisti prenu-
meratos budu yra butinai reika-
!linga.
Nelengva buvo rasti ir spaus-
tuve, mes vadovas spausdina-
mas TRIMS sriftais, bet ir 81
kliutis buvo nugaleta. Dabar
vadovo reikalais Vokietijoje ru-
pinasi B. Gaidziunas (Goether
str. %, 14b Pfullingen b /Reut-
lingen), j j reikia ir kreiptis.
5. Kaip patekote j JAW ir
kaip cia sekasi?
I JAW su savo Selma atvy-
kau zinomojo Americas lietu-
viz veikejo Pijaus j. ziurio ir
H. ziurienes rupesciu ir pastan-
gomis. Ju svetinguose namuo.
Sc esame dabar ir apsistoie.
Musu tremties dienas lengvino
taip pat ir j. Feliksas ziurys
SUI savo Selma. Abu broliai, su
kuriais mano Selma sieja ir gi-
rysiai, dabar labai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22

DIRVOJE jau buvo rasyta
kad yra parengtas ir pradetas
spausdinti "Lietuviu kalbos va
dovas".
Liepos pradzioje j JAW at.
vyko ir DIRVOJE atsilanke
vienas is triju sio svarbaus
leidinio autoriu - Stasys Barr.
dukas.
Redakcija, noredama save
gerb. Skaitytojus dar geriau
supazindinti SUI sia kiekvienam
lietuviui reikalinga knyga, pa
prase atsilankiusi svecia atsa-
kyti j keleta klausimq.
1. Kaip kilo ''Lietuviq kal.
bos vadovo' parengimo mintis?
Mintis parengti lietuviu vi
suomenei "Lietuviu kalbos va
dova'' atsirado ne is karto. Jai
subresti reikejo ilgesnio laiko.
Dziaugiuos, kad Apvaizda 81
musu tautai svarbu darba name
ijunge viena is pirmQjq.
Kai 1915 m. pavasari pasibai-
ge Vokietijoje karas ir isistei-
customs lietuviq tremtiniu mo-
kykloms reikejo lietuvisku va
doveliu, tai ir as, Ig. Malinaus-
ko, tuometinio Svietimo Vady-
bos igaliotinio Bavarijos sriciai,
paragintas, emiausi ,'vadoveliQ
rengimo darbo: 1916 m. rude
nj parasiau gimnazijoms lietu-
viu kalbos gramatika (fonetika
ir morfologija).
Berasant sia gramatika, kar-
tn kilo mintis parengti ir prak-
TIM lietuviu kalbos vadoveli,
kur mokiniams butu isdestyti
butiniausi lietuviu kalbos rasy-
bos, skyrybos, zodziu darybos.
zodyno ir kiti dalykai.
sio darbo, baiges rasyti save
gramatika, tuojau pat, nieko ne.
laukdamas, ir emiausi. .Apie tai
pasisakiau ir 1916 m. per Pet.
rines (birz. 20 d. Tuebingene
sutiktam prof. DIR. Pranui Skar.
dziui. Jis mano darbui labai nuo.
sirdziai pritare, name padrasi.
no, paragino ir, svarbiausia, pa.
zadejo man savo parama.
1947 IN. vasario men. 8 d
Rebdorfo stovykloje prie Eich'
staetto buvo susauktas steigia
masis Lietuviq Kalbos Draugi
jos suvaziavimas. Jane iskilt
ir musq: draugijos klausimas :
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22
UzSISAKYKIT
KATROC VAn0VA

LlLl y wy hALDOS NADON a
pas generalini jo leideju igalio-
TIM Amerikoje.
Dekite j laiska $3.50 ceki, ar
Money Order, parasykit la
bal aiskiai savo adresa ir sius-
kite laiska adresuodami taip:
Mr.. ]. Audenas,
35 P St.,
So. Boston, Mass.
Clevelandieciai gall uzsisaky-
tt ir DIRVOJE.
Oar ne velu, bet jau ir ne
ankSti
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22

|turi vokieciai, anglai, prancu
|zai, mlsu kaimynai latviai il
|kt. kulturingosios tautos.
81 iniciatyva isejo is prof
Skardziaus: buvo suplanuota pa
|rasyti naujus skyrius ir pat
|leidini jau pavadinti vadovu. 81
|taip atsirado ne siauras lietu
|viu kalbos rasybos vadovelis
!lbet platus ivairius kalbos daily
kus apimas vadovas.
! 2. Tad gal galima smulkiau
Isuzinoti, kokie kalbos dalyka
vadove yra nagrinejami?
Vadovas yra didelis veika.
las: pirmosios dalies yra 26O
o antrosios 1916 masinele
rasytQ puslapiu in folio. Primo
joj daily aiskinami ivairus te-
oriniai klausimai, antraja dali
sudaro zodynas.
Persmulku cia butu visa tu-
RIM detaliau isdestyti, todel
tenka apsiriboti tik paciu ben
bendrqju dalyku priminimu.
Taigi pirmojoj daily visu pirma
palieciami bendrines musu kali
bos susidarymo ir jos charakte-
rio klausimai. Toliau aiskinama
garsQ daryba ir tariffs, rasyba
ir raidynas, atskiruju kalbos
garsu rasyba, nusakomas di-
dziqju ir mazuju raidziu rasy-
mas, zodziu daily kelimas, ra-
symas kartu ir skyrium, ben
driniu ir tikriniq svetimybiu
rasymas, duodamos dazniau var
tojamos savos ir svetimos san
trumpos.
Kalbos dalyku skyriuje aiski-
mama atskiru garsu vartosena,
darybines ir kaitomosios lytys,
duodami praktikoje dazniau pa
sitaika sintakses ir zodyno da-
lykai. Taip pat atskirais sky
riais duodama skyrybos sistema
ir kircio bel priegaides mokslas.
I zodyna sudeti ne tik savieji,
bet ir dazniau vartojami sve-
timieji zodziai. Kiekvienas visu
pirma ras, kaip juos reika rasy-
tt. Svetimuju zodziu taip pat
nurodomas tarimas ir pazymi-
ma KLINE. Kur reikia, paaiski-
mama ir zodziu reiksme. Tam
tikru budu yra pazymeti visi
naujadarai, kad vartotojui bu-
tu aisku, kurie zodziai yra gyvi,
o kurie sudaryti. Pagrindiniai
zodziai zodyne yra sukirciuoti,
taip pat duotos pagrindines ju
lytys. Vadovui parengti yra pa
naudota keliasdesimt pagrindi-
niu saltiniu. zodziu, stengtasi,
kad kalbos vartotojas rastq va
dove atsakyma visais jam ru-
pimais kalbos klausimais.
3. Mineta, kad vadovas yra
kolektyvinis darbas. Ar galima
suzinoti, kaip jo autOriai 81 dar-
ba pasidalino?
Kaip jau sakiau, pirmaja va
dovo dali is pradziu teko rengti
man, o antraja = J. M. Lau-
rinaiciui. Taigi mudu padejome
lyg ir pamatus.> Prof. Pr. Skar-
dzius viska pagrindinai per-
ziurejo, papilde, daug ka ir pats
parase. sitai smulkiau lures bu-
til nurodyta vadovo pratarmeje.
Taip pat reikejo duoti vado-
vui vieninga redakcija, ir sitas
darbas irgi buvo atliktas prof.
Xiii autoriai siuo metu su-
rase siuntinedavo jam savo pas
|tabas bel papildymus. JQ buvo
lprirasyta daug - as pats pvz.
esu PHRASES ju ne desimtimis,
bet tiesiog simtais puslapiu
Paskutiniais menesiais buvo
dirbta taip intensyviai, kad te.
ko issizadeti ir sekmadieniQ be;
sventadieniu, ir poilsio bel pa
sivaiksciojimo valandQ.
Be abejojimo, patti didzioji il
Ipati sunkiOii darbO naSta tek(
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-22
GetuViqg kalboS VadoVO
bolaukiant

Pasikabemas DIRVOJE apslanusu Sasu Barzduku kar
tn kitais dviem autoriais 81 vadova parengusu
Evening star., 1949-01-18
HIGH LIGHTS TONIGHT.

7:15, WTOP-Dinah Shore sings
ssTara Talara Tala," Jack Smith Of
'1ers LINDA Mujer."
500, WRC-Ralph Edwards re-
creates the past life of a living
American who meets on the pro-
gram people he has known in the
past.
$3.50, WMAL-"Can Modern Cap
&alsm Meet the Needs of Modern
Evening star., 1949-01-18

Death from Wagner's Tristan and
Isolde" Prokofieff's Classical SYM
phony" and Smetana's Prom Bo-
hemia's Groves and Meadows"
1890, VOL Representative
Emanuel Celler is among the
speakers debating Should the Un-
American Activities Committee Be
Abolished?"
1000, WWDC-Jody Miller, Miss
Washington, sings and plays .rec-
ordS.
Evening star., 1949-01-18
TeIevision Today

WNBW (ChonneI ~
WTTG (chonnsi s.
WMAL-Tv tchanneI "
Woic (chsnnsI -
$50.
WNBW-Howdy Doody.
$50.
WNBW-N -NeWsreel.
WTTG-The Moppet Shop.
6:l5.
WNBW-TV Journal.
$50.
WMAL-Candlehght and Silver.
WOIC-Lucky Pup.
WTTG-Walter Compton.
6:45.
WOIC-Dinner Music.
WTTG-Russ Hodges.
7:o0.
WMAL-News and Views.
WTTG-Swing Into Sports.
WNBW Weatherman; Newsreel; /;
NBC Presents.
7:15.
WMAI-The Modern Woman.
WOIC-Film Short.
1880.
WMAL-A Fashion Story.
WNBW-The Music Shoppe.
WOIC-NeWs.
WTTG-Meet Mrs. Markell.
7:45.
WNBW-Newsreel Theater, 7:50.
WOIC-Make Mine Music.
500.
WMAL-Telestars of Tomorrow.
WNBW-Star Theater.
WTTG-Winning Bridge.
WOIC-Theater Of Vision.
! Sis.
WTTG-Your Speech Is Personal.
$50.
WMAL-Town Meeting.
WTTG-Truman-Barkley Dinner.
/ 800.
WNBW-I'd Like to See.
WOIC-We, the People.
WTTG-School Days.
S:3s.
WMAL-Film Shorts.
WNBW-Who Said That?
WOIC-Film Shorts.
Truman -Barkley Dinner.
1890.
WMAL-Boxing.
Misunderstanding.
WOIC-American Forum OF the Air
TELEyIsION HIGH LIGHTS.
7:l5, WOIC-A day at Altro Work
Shops, one OF the worlds Oldest re-
habilitation centers for the tuber-
cular, shown.
7:I5, WMAI-Jack Werst shows
part of his diamond collection.
1880, WTTG-Hazel Markets
guest Is ]. Edward Shesrue, head
of the Freedom Train: the art OF
throwing" q pottery vase Is dem
onstrated.
SEQ, WNBW-Carmen Miranda
plays q return engagement ut the
Star Theater.
/ Sis, WTTG-A series Of pro-
grams devoted to solving speech
problems begins.
i $50, WMAL-Cartoonist AL Capp
Norman Thomas, others debate
Can Capitalism Meet the Needs o1
Modern Mani"
800, WTTG-A talent show ir
the tradition of Gus Edwards, EN-
ceed by Comedian Peter Donald.
1000, WMAL Eight 3-rount
bouts by amateur fighters In Chi
cago.
1000, WOIC-The Dist snniver'
sary program of the "Amerlcar
Forum" televised. "Should the Un.
American Activities Committee Be
Abolished?" is the issue.
TOMORROW.
1000.
WTTG-Johnny Olsen.
1880.
WTTG-Welcome Neighbor.
WTTG-Stan Shaw.
1900.
WTTG-Amada
! 1918.
WTTG-SideWalk of New York.
1890.
WTTG-Camera Headlines.
12:45.
WTTG-Styles in Song.
WTTG-Okay, Mother.
1880.
WTTG-Afternoon Musicale.
2:30.
WTTG-Inside Photoplay.
WTTG-Needle Shop.
3:15.
WTTG-Lopez, Speaking.
$3.50.
WTTG-Afternoon Musicale.
see.
WNBW Music.
Evening star., 1949-01-18

Man?" Cartoonist Al Capp, Nor
man Thomas, Michael Straight and
William L. Bait consider the issue.
$3.50, WRC-Alan Young again
has his own comedy show.
500, WTOP-A woman parachut-
ist and the owner of the champion
Cleveland Indians appear on I'VE,
the People"
9:45. WMAI-Dr. Karl Kruger
conducts the Detroit Symphony Or
eheStra in the Prelude and Love
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-14

Testing tobacco. Samples from every tobacco growing area analysed before and after purchase These extensive scen tfc analyses along with the judgment of Lucky Strike buyers you that the tobacco Luckies ne light and mild. No wonder Luckies finer cigarette.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-14
versltv of Alaska student.

Versity Of Alaska student
 Their next exploratory studies will be at Klukwan, the party plan ming to go there this weekend or early next week. Then they hope to work farther south, probably on Admiralty Island.
 This is the sixth field trip to the Territory for the noted scien- tist. The 1949 expedition is under the sponsorship of the Arctic h. stitute and the Viking Foundation Her last previous trip was in 1885 when she and Dr. A. J. Eardley University of Michigan geology pro- lessor, and two assistants searched for traces of early man in the Yukon Valley.
 Besides the interest she finds in her research here, Dr. de Laguna is delighted to be back in Alaska and to renew friendships and ac- quaintanceships Of previous trips She is stopping at the Juneau Ho- tel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-14
SCIENTISTS MAY
 CHOOSE YAKUTAT
 FOR TLINGIT STUDY

In her summer search for a site warranting intensive study and pos sible excavation, Dr. Frederick de Laguna may have found the per- feet location for part of her study oi the Tlingit the Bryn Mawr College anthropology professor said today.
 Dr. de Laguna returned yesterday after spending five weeks at Yaku- tat. which sine considers an unus- ually interesting field
 We were very pleased" said the scientist today. q should like to go back another season for inten- sive work on the history of the northern Tlingit. Yakutat is very ethnological and sociological survey markedly friendly one"
 She and her assistants made ar theological and sociological survey of the area, being greatly aided by Paul Stout, supervisor for the Libby, McN;il and Libby Company there.
 He fixed us up with Q cabi. and skiff,' commented Dr. de La- guna, and even a free pass 5l the railroad That's l0-mile line, with 6 spur to Lost River
 The de Laguna party expected their equipment here from Yakut2t today. It includes tets, an GU board motor and other camping and scientific gear.
 Dr. de Laguna's assistants are Edward Main, Colorado University graduate, and William Irwin. Uni
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-14
Queen juanita Is
 Given Greeiinqs
 By Other Queens

SEATTLE, July 14.-tfl-Petite Juanita Diaz Juneau's Fourth of July Queen, was given welcome back to Seattle Tuesday night by Seattle's Filipino Queens.
 Miss Diaz, who was born in Se- attle and attended the University Of Washington, was greeted by Dolores Mallori, 1946 Queen. Doro- thy Lalgo, 1943 Queen, and Anita Villar, l947 Queen.
 The daughter of MT. and Mrs. Manuel Diaz of Juneau, Miss Diaz was given the trip hy Pan Ameri- can World Airways and the city of Juneau The l9-year-old Queen will spend four days here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-14
Slides of Honolulu On Noon Program,
 Soropfimists Meet

With Miss Lois Junc, in charge of the program, Soroptimists will enioy a personally conducted tour of Honolulu and it's envirors, docu- mented with interesting color slides, at the regular noon luncheon which will be held in the Terrace Room at the Baranof at 12 o'clock sharp, tomorrow.
 Miss Jund, who recently returned from a vacation trip to the color ful islands of the Pacific, will give her impressions of Honolulu gen. erally with special reference to the work of the Sorcptimist Club there, whose installation dinner she was rrivileged to attend.
 The meeting, according to Presi- dent Alice Thorne, will be strictly program meeting, with routine business taboo, and full attend ance Of Soroptimists is expected to be present to hear about this vaca- tion Mecca, which is becoming in creasingly popular with vacation CTS from the West Coast. Mem bers may bring guests, Mrs. Thorne stated, but are warned that under the Scroptimist rules, one visit per year ger person eligible to join the Sofoptimist Club is all that is per mitted. Visiting Soroptimists are cordially invited to attend, how ever, either with or without a per- sonal invitation, whenever they find it possible to do so.
 The state flower of Delaware .s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-14

The state flower of Delaware ]. the peach blossom.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-14
FOUR NAMED TO
 BOAT COMMITTEE
 FOR DERBY EvEAT

A boat conl,lioCec Tor the Colder North Salmon Derby has been ap- pointed, consisting of Ro5ert Eoochever. Jack O'Connor, Bob Bowling and Jack Burford.
 It will be the responsibility O. this committee to insure, as far as ossible, that everyone desiring to compete in the Derby has a seat n boat. Therefore, it is important that all persons with extra boats CT extra room in their boats cor- tact a member of the committee. Likewise, anyone needing place
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-14
WAMCAT TO MIDWAY
 WITH ACS PERSONNEL

The 65-foot ACS duty boat Wam- cat had quite a passenger list for service run to Midway Island this week.
 AcS personnel aboard were Capt Svend c. Hansen, sector commando CT; It. Delbert P Applegate, Off, cer in Charge of the Juneau Sta tion, who served as skipper; M Sgt John Lloyd, technician, and Sgt. 1st cl. Fred C. Dawley, engineer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-14
hvSpIIaL NOTES

Dischal gcd from St. Ann's hos pital yesterday were Mrs. Glenn Allen and Richard Schultz.
 Admitted to the Government hos pital were Roaert James, Winifred Nelson and Melvin Nelson. Dis charged was Rose Mary Johnson of Yakutat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-14
Sp0RT5MEN PLAN CAMP CONSTRUCTION AT LAKE FLORENCE

Work will cegin this weekend on the first of five camps planned for construction by the newly organized Spcrtsmen's 400 Club, Inc.
 Lake Florence has been chosen as the site for the first camp beins built for use of club members and their guests. Four tents on cement foundations, completely cuttitted for steering and cooking will make up the first camp Five club mem hers plan to aid ia construction, with Dean Goodwin flying in ma terials and men.
 A f by IS foot tent will house mess facilities with all necessary cooking utensils and food staples Three 8 by 10 foot tents will be put up for sleeping quarters to accommodate ten persons. A 12-toot flat bottom skiff will aleo be taken to the camp site for club mem CTS use.
 Assisting in building the camp site this weekend will be John Oulico, chairman of the clubs board of directors, Sam Paul, Jr., Jerry Allen, Marvin Knorr and Goodwin
 The club was organized on an in- yitation basis for membership sev- eral weeks ago. Four additional canps will be constructed on sites vet to be selected by the members.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-14
BOAT REPAIRS AT
 JUNEAU MARINE co.

Work at the Juneau Marine Go. on the fishing beat St. Nicholas, owned hr Geo-ge Detts is nearly ccmpls ted Ourluck, owned by Minard Mill is in for keel work The cabin is being built on Ed hra~se's boat the St. Louis, while Earl 6land's 20 foot cruiser is in Ter a new keel, motor and motor mounts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-14

in a boat during the Derby July 29, 30 or 31 should contact the committee.
 Boat-owners with extra space and individuals needing space on boats are urged to see the commit tee as soon as possible as great deal of coordination is needed. The earlier the committee is contacted the better.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-14
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