TVAT'Ij FOItKST I.AM1N A UK AS
mui:uamzki> reus i si:
&
JPNKAP H. K. ISO!). ap
proved hv the President on Mar.
SO. 1!MS. authorizes the Secre
tary of Agriculture to permit
the use and occupancy of nation
al forest lands in Alaska for
certain purposes for a term of
years not exceeding thirty and
for such areas as may be neces
sary but not exceeding eighty
acres. Similar legislation au
thorizing term permits up to ;50
years was originally passed in
1 !•!">, pointed out the Regional
Forester's office, but it limited
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tlie area to five acres. The orig
ial purpose of both Acts was to
assure uninterrupted occupancy
on projects where large capital
investments were required and
tlie permittees needed long peri
ods to amortize their invest
ments. The new eAt was sought
by the Forest Service, according
to the Regional Forester, in or
der to provide adequate areas,
for extensive hotel, resort or as
sociation camp developments, as
some of which majy require
more' than five acres.
As is true with the more com
mon type f of terminable-special
use permits, which can he re
newed from yar to year, term
permits authorized by the above
Act are subject to all existing
valid claims, including Indian
claims.
it is hope,] tin* new law lib
eralizing the amount of land
which can he granted will help
to stimulate the establishment
in the near future of rsort de
velopment on national forest
lands in Alaska, stated the Re
gional Forester.
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JUDO
NOT TOO SAFE .
Atlanta, Ga. (UP)—Two candi
dates for the Atlanta police force
can vouch for the effectiveness
of judo. Within one week, E. F.
Hipchen suffered a head injury
and C. D. House received a chest
injury while practicing the art at
the police gym. .
■ Continues to Prove Its Efficiency in Bringing u
I CargoesNorth at Reducal Water-Freight Rates I
I Next Barge Direct to Seward April 28, 9
9 For Tanana & Yukon River Freight 9
8 Car^o Deadlines; 8
S| TACOMA: Shaffer Terminal Nn. 1- -General freight received until 3p.m. Friday. April 23. 9p
jH SEATTLE: Pier 50—General freight received until 3 p.m. Monday, April 26. jw
99 For Reward—Connects at Soward for Anchorage. Fairbanks and intermediate rail points wi
S and TANANA AND YUKON RIVER POINTS! §F|
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H Shaffer Terminal No.' 1 .. ~ ,. , > n Pier 50 11
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(■ Tacoma L Washington. Seattle 4. Wash. «
SHIPPING NEWS I
The D_nnli will s.ail from Seat
tle on April 15th and will call at
Ketchikan. Yakatat, Port Gra
ham. Seldovia, Smut Harbor, Port
Williams, Uftanik, Port Wakefield,
Port Bailey, Ouzinki. Kodiak, Al
atak, Moses Bay, Chijtnik, Squaw
Harbor and returns direct to Se
attle. Those who wish to continue
on to the westward from Seward
must board the Denali at Stldov
ia.
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NAV Y ESCORT CARRIERS
TO VISIT n RKEY
'A
In Hie course of the next
three months three escort car
riers, CSS Kendova. CSS Sihon
< v, and CSS Palau will visit Ye
sillvoy, Turkey, independently,
in a series of voyages designed
to effect delivery of former C.
S. Aor Force planes to Turkish
government.
The Kendova under the com
mand of Captain Leonard J.
Dow U. S. Navy, will leave San
Francisco April 1st on a round
the-world cruise stopping at Ye
silkoy, outer port of Istanbul.
April 28 to May -I to discharge
plant's.
Tlie CSS Siboney commanded
h*v Captain C. K. Fraser, S.
Navy, will sail from Norfolk.
Virginia. May tsl l'o rYesilkoy
when* she will stay May 15 to
May 25, returning to Norfolk,
Virginia, June 9. 19-18.
Tlie CSS Palau is scheduled
to depart Norfolk. Virginia, June
1 for a 10-day visit at Yesilkoy
commencing July 1. Tlie Palau
will arrive Norfolk. Virginia, on
July 25, 194S. Commanding Of
ficer of tlie Palau is Catain F.
N. Taylor. C. S. Navy.
Delivery of these planes to
Turkey is in connection with
the Turkish Aid program. The
I . S Air Force is providing air
craft and personnel for main
tenance.
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OFFICERS MERCHANT
MARINE OEEERED ACTIVE
nm
The Navy Department announ
ced that applications are invited
iroin junior officers of the Mer
chant Marine Component of the
C S Naval Reserve (including
recent graduates of Federal and
State M lit i me Academies who
have served six months in a li
censed capacity in Merchant
Marin* i for one year’s active
duty with pay and allowances of
their ranks, beginning #>n or a
bout July 1, 1948.
Ensigns who have not previously
had activ,, naval duty are pre
ferred. altliough others may in*
accepted subject to quota (JOlli
tin it at ions.
Officer^ desiring activ* duty
should sute.n it requ< sts to t !e>
I !u rea u of Nasal Personnel,
Washington 25. D C via Dis
trict Commandant. Naval Oper
ating i'.nse, Kodiak. Ordt rs To
i epol i for art i\ e duty on or a
haut July 1 . 1 9 i s will h. issu- 1
to t hose select'd.
Noah Numskull
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The ancient Greeks liked to
drink their wine dilutecf with wa
ter and flavored with salt and re
sin.
< T liT.\l\S and lace tabic cloths
laundered. Call Madison 49.
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"LAST CASH WE HAD"
LOST $130.00 in currency Thurs
day evening between Palace
Cafe and Portland Hotel. Con
tact Marshal’s office, City Po
lice or Polaris. 81tfe
APARTMENT HOUSE
a UNITS. BASEMENT, FURNACE.
2 LOTS. IN TOWN. CAN DIVERT
LOWER FLOOR TO BUSINESS
& RENT UPPER APARTMENTS.
GOOD INCOME. —TERMS—
9
ONE HOUSE VACANT, another
available 15 days. Very reasonable
terms.
Also a 3 room close-in. modem,
priced at $2,000, $700 down, bal
ance like rent.
List your properties with
us, for sale., for reliable
service.
Mary Ann B. Brown.
Polk 90.
81 - 2 - 3-c
Boston Bull Pup — 55 Dollars
Garfield 151 81-2p
FOR SALE—Mason Hamlin Piano,
$300. Call Mad. 184. 68tfc
FOR SALE—1 942 1&1A tor.
/ ii
(Chev. Truck, Flatbed with dual
wheels. Call Main 1G8 S0-l-2c
, Wanted — Experienced all-round
l Presser. Seward Cleaners
FOR SALE—One large Servel Re
frigerator. Phone Garfield 5.
68tfc
FOR SALE—Used 9-Horse John
son Outboard. Call Adams 37
SOtfc
For Sale—20 ft. Boat 45 H. P.
gasoline motor—12 X 12 Prop.
20 inch Helmswheel
Garfield 151 79-80-1-29
' FOR SALE—2 lots in Cliff Add.
Block 7. Make offer. H. E. Par
ker, 3040 So. 158, Seattle, 88,
Wash. 63tfc
• GARBAGE HAULED •
VETS TRANSFER
Call
Monroe 109 58tfc
FOR SALE—One Everhot Electric
Roaster complete with cords and
racks. $35.00. See Mrs. Pierce at
Jesse Lee Home. 67tfc
FOR RENT— Light housekeep
ing rooms. Inquire Mad. 13 99!fc
Painting and papernanging. J.B.
Coble. PHONE Garfield 5
> 2 r f c
FOR SALE: Nw 3-room house
with shower on lot 50 x 100. Cali.
Madison 13. 73tfc
MRS. OVERTURF of. 3rd Ave.
will take in laundry work. 76tfe
ELDERLY MAX, capable desires
part-time work assisting cook
. or dishwasher— Room and
board. Contact Mrs. Tv. B.
Gorman. Seward Sanitarium.
79-800
FOR SATvE — Portable record
player, >23.00. Call Polaris.
79-SQ«
FOR SALE—4-Room house on
two lots partly furnished. Cai!
Adams 1 92. 79-SO-Slp
FOR SALE—Two Quonset Huts
on two lots, one newly com
pleted. furnished; other for
good garage. Would take car
as part payment. Call Adams
192. 79-S0-S1*
ADVERTISE IT IN |1!K POLARIS