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BALMAT REALTY
338 4th Ave.
Phone MAIN 132
eal Estate Service. Brokerage.
Homes. Land and Business
Investments
ome in and see us before you
iy. Fourteen years property
anagement.
MARY ANN BALMAT
FOR SALE, VEHICLES
0 CHEVROLET %-ton Pickup,
i-l cond., good tires. Less than
0.000 miles. $1200 cash. Phone
ladison 20. ' lltfc
1 CHEVROLET half-ton Pickup
'it h 4-speed transmission. Er.
ine and body in fine shape. Ex
client tiros in front and Sure
•rips in back, one good spare,
lcluding canopy, $625. Call Polk
) after 7:00 p.m. 4tfc
i BETTER -'SEr? CARS and
ucks. call Hamilton’s Garage,
ladison 66 32tfc
FOR SALE—MARINE
v 14-FT. CHRIS-CRAFT Run
30nt, mahogany construction,
iOO: 8 h.p. Champion outboard,
50. Both for $400 cash. Inquire
'How house in alley behind Elks
tub. 15-16- 17c
REAL ESTATE
E-ROOM HOUSE, modern.
500 cash. 217 7th Ave. Mad. 22.
103tfc
FOR SALE. MISC.
dBINATION wood-coal water
;ater, complete vc.tn tank: de
xc electric refrigerator: electric
3ve. deluxe model. Reasonably
iced for quick sale, MadDon
9 evenings. lGtfe
JSE PLANTS. ::r-. Lyman
*aves. p mu M. «!' n 61, •.
•cond Ave. IG-20p
?R DAY SPECIAL on h:m.:
:ide ieatli: r purses.rm: i
e-fifth. See a: O' 'Sen-.
lop
)R Al'TOMATlC Washing Ma
ine. Good condition. Mad.s n
3. ie-17-18p
MODEL A FORD Sedanelte"
3d condition. 5 good tires. $330.
lone Garfield 87. 13-17c
K delivered to your doorstep,
lone Garfield 50. Seward Dairy.
lOOtfc
•X COSMETICS. B. Kearns,
11 Madison 48. 94‘fc
FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE
Real Estate For SALE
Two-bedroom house, full base
ment. new floor furnace. $4500.
Several good Income business
properties.
Marathon Cafe Building. Priced
to sell.
Two 3-room houses at Cooper
Landing. One has 3.35 acres
patented land.
Iwo-story house on 3rd Ave. Two
lots, close to school, well in
sulated.
JOHN P. SMITH
Real Estate & Insurance
4th & Adams Monroe 183
SPECIAL SERVICES
REWEAVING: Burns, moth holes,
tears, etc. Mail to Campbell’s,
Box 324. Seward. 9-tfe
HELP WANTED
KITCHEN HELP apply in person'
Seward Sanatorium. 5tfc
PART TIME household help. Phone
Adams 241. 4-tfc
PERSONALIZED Birth Ann >un
meats. Seward Record. 336 4th
Avenue. Seward. Madison 163.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS
Residence: Jos. Jensen to Carol
Erwin: Fractional Lot 32. Block 2.
Original Townsite.
Residence: Cabin 16x30. Toni Os
bo to John and Virginia, Dec., Mile
18. Primrose Group, City.
New Residence, FHA: James
Construction Co., to S. A. Bennett.
Lots 1 and 2. Block 4. Laubner Ad
dition. San Francisco, Calif.
Cabin, Snug Harbor Road: Oliver
Lindburg to Art C». Schrocder. Pu-.
eblo. Colo.
27 Acres, unimproved, Crawford
Subdivision: Henry D.ufresne to H.
S. Thompson. Anchorage.
[*w< >-st try Residen i: Lot 2'.
PI ’k 13, Original Townsite. Wade
end Betty Ve il-n to Phil and Mary
L rding. City.
'Ec>:ilence at MPe OP, Of Lvte
I1 u to Jon Walsh. Anchorage.
—BAL-MAT REALTY
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Ray Seferovich, Owner
Announcing—
NEW GAR3AGE SERVICE
ALL GARBAGE COLLECTION EILL3 MAY 3E
PAID AT ALASKA BOOKKEEPING SERVICE.
Room 12, Northern Building
or Mailed to
BAY SERVICE, Box 971, or Box 8G5, Seward
BAY SERVICE
CHARLES FLYNN. Owner
Milk from Your Local Dairy—
REGULAR DELIVERIES or AT YOUR GROCER'S
StWAKD DAW
PHONE MONROE 4
or GARFIELD 50
HOUSING NEEDED FOR
i*EGX<JiN cUil v iU+H XlUit
GU£.o i a
The chairman ol the housing
committee tor the rtnicncan x^c
gion convention to ut nexu nere
irom iiugusi dl tnrougn oep
temoer a asivs inat an xesideius
vvlio will he acne to rent single
or ctouoie rooms, or to enter
tain one or more guests during
tne tour days, call me commit
tee.
it is not possible to estimate
the numoer 01 peopie who will
attend tne convention, it tne
highway is open to iraitic by
tnat time, the numoer is likely
to be large, Hot.is cannot ac
comodate more tuan a small
portion oi the guests. Kanroad
cars are promised tor sleeping
quarters tor nun, but there is
slui a pressing need lor private
quarters.
Anyone who can assist the Le
gion in housing these gmsts
to the city is ashed to contact
lviis. Charlotte n,esKo or Mrs.
Frank Mitcneii.
bKY SEARCHING NAVY
ROCKET jbHEAKS RECORD
WHITE SANDS, N. M., (AP)
Jubilant Rocket experts, fiush
eu witn yesterday s soaring suc
cess, talked today oi new as
saults on the roexet altitude re
cord.
1 hey sent the seventh Ameri
can Viking rocket ever tired
swooshing 133 miles up into a
hazy New Mexico sxy yesterday
for a new world record.
Capt. A. E Uehlinger, Navy
skipper at Whit. Sands, summed
up their feelings.
‘‘Hot damn!" he said as he
nuri'icci into the dugout near the
launching platform from the
vantage point some three miles
distant where he had been with
Army Secretary Frank Pace, Jr.,
and other military officials.
Milton Rosen, head of the
rocket project for the Naval
Research Laboratory, put ii this
way: "Wove worked a long time
lor this and were awfully
nappy. But we're never sat s
fied with any altitude.”
He revealed that Viking No.
3—the eighth in a scries of 10
rockets—already is being con
structed. Firing is expected early
next year.
'the flight almost straight up
was breathtaking to watch, but
no more so than the figures on
what the rocket did:
It reached a top speed of 4.100
miles an hour—more than a
mile a second.
It took only four minutes, 23
seconds to set the record. You
could get to the moon in less
than GO hours at that speed.
The 135 miles cracked by 21
miles the previous single-stage
rocket record set D. c. 17, 1046,
by a rebuilt German V-2, also
fired here.
It was more than 27 miles
better than the American rock
et record sot Nov. 21 by Viking
5.
Personalized Stationery
Made to Order
I BARGAINS
in
USED CARS
'49 BUICK Super Club Coupe,
A-l condition. Low mileage
and radio and heater.
'49 PLYMOUTH 4-dr. Sedan,
Low mileage. A-l condition
and radio and heater.
'47 CHEVROLET 4-dr. Sedan.
'47 FORD Club Coupe. R&H.
'39 CHEVROLET 4-dr. Sedan.
Leather upholstery. R&H.
'47 FORD lVa-ton Dump Tr.
These Cars are RIGHT and
the Prices are RIGHT!
SEE THEM AT
PAT'S GARAGE
Third It D St.
Seward
C OF C COMMITTEE
TO AID LAW MAKERS
A committee of five, was ap
pointed by president Clarence
P. Keating Tuesday upon pass
age of a motion made by Don
Carlos Brownell. The Committee
will hold itself in readiness to
confer with the city council in
financial matters, if the council
desires it.
“Other cities have gotton into
difficulties,” Mr. Brownell stat
ed in making his motion. “Our
council is made up of young
people who are not experienced
in city finance and the difficul
ties to be encountered in muni
cipal bonding.” He advocated a
committee to act as an advis
ory board, to keep the Chamber
of Commerce informed of city
business and city financing, and
to assist the city council in bud
geting and planning finances, if
the council will accept their as
asistance.
The committee appointed arc
D. C. Brownell, chairman, Os
car Dahl, Clarence Keating,
John Coleman and Jacque Roth’
The first meeting of the Cham
ber of Commerce Finance Com
mittee was held in the news
paper office today, with all
members present except Mr.
Roth. They discussed plans for
future study of the city’s finan
cial condition and utility de
velopment, as well as the* need
for a Chamber planning board.
A man is the right size when
he is bigger than any insult that
can be hurled at him.
WEST POINT AFFAIR STILL
CENTER OF ATTENTIONS
WEST POINT, N. Y., (AP) —
U S. military academy officials
were silent today on reports
that the academy recruited foot
ball players, but the New York
World-Telegram and Sun said
Coach Earl Blaik denied it.
The Chicago Tribune, in a
copyrighted story from Flint,
Mich., said that Duncan Mac
Donald, an outstanding high
school athelete, had told of a
six-week, expense paid vacation «
at the academy this summer.
He said he and 22 others had
informal talks with Blaik.
Academy officials said today
they had no comment on the
story.
The World-Telegram and Sun
said an “amazed” Biaik told the
newspaper that “no induce
ments have ever been offered
to anyone” to go to West Point
to play football during his 10
years as coach.
The newspaper said the denial
was made in a terse telephone
interview.
As to MacDonald’s statement
that the draft-free status of
cadets was held out to the high
school players as well as other
inducements, Blaik said “very
silly, I don't think it behooves
anyone to discuss the charges.”
Meanwhile West Point offici
als say extenuating circumstan
ces may clear some of the 80
cadets who have admitted crib
bing. The exact status of the
other 10 cadets involved is not
known.
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SUMMER TRAIN SCHEDULE
THE ALASKA RAILROAD
EACH FRIDAY
Depart Seward for Anchorage .8:30 A.M.
EACH SATURDAY
Depart Anchorage for Seward .1:30 p.M.
EACH MONDAY
Depart Seward for Anchorage .
Depart Anchorage for Seward .
3:00 P.M.
3:30 P.M.
EACH THURSDAY
Depart Seward 2 hours after passenger boat docks
Depart Anchorage for Seward .3:30 P.M.
For Passenger Train Service Prior to June 15.
Telephone ARR Agent at Main 153
THE ALASKA RAILROAD
"Mi McKinley Park Route"