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Evening star., 1943-01-23


I CHAMBERMAID-LAUNDR 2013 o
/ st. NV Bring references.
! COOK and general houseworker; SIS and
/ carfare: references. WI. 2169.
/ COOK and g.h.w., colored: 3 miles from
/ D. line, near Penna. RR. at Landover.
/ Md can either occupy room in house or II
/ with family, can have use separate house.
/ Ideal for wife or man working in city or
nearby. WA 2609 after 7 p.m.
SSooK; experienced, Rhg,; olnt lye IN no
! Ia m. and pm.
! COOK for large family End maid; good
wages; references Dupont 0S59.
! COOK, general houseworker, live in, excel
! lent home with small family, Thurs. of,
! no Laundry; $50 mo. Randolph S806.
/ COOK and downstairs work only; live in,
! $50 mo. Phone Emerson 442l.
/ COOK cap2able. :, serving breakfast and
| Georgia 1857.
| COOK, s.h.w.; 3 to $ pm no sundays;
1 2 adults; S. week; refs. 2126 Conn. ave,
Apt. y. No. 1898.
CooK ghwd small family Aglinston 9d
Chestnut Che iut 4fa9. HGS vases ts'sieH'eS' o"''
/ COOK, competent, g.h.w,: family of 2:
/ no Sundays: refs EN-. a37n.
| COOK AND GHW.; must be reliable. ref
/ erences. Call OR 494S
/ COOK HOUsEKEEPER. live in: no laun-
! dry; salary, 81 week; must be competent.
/ Call AID 56Al.
COOK. ,.G.H,W,;. ,I{ LOCAL references required;
! COOK AND HOUSEWORKER, experienced
! and efhcient, age 25 to 35; local refer
onSes hssIhG cfsrtjheate Teauired $50
and and it every other sunday of all ali day Write PH
/ Box l15-Z, Star, or phone Mr.. Levinson,
/ FOR GENERAL HoUsEWoRK, competent
! week Call RA 679s, bet. . and / / am.
] GENERAL HOUsEWORK, part time
mornings: SIS and carfare. Call Shepherd
/ GENERAL FoUsEWoRKER for, cleaniaa.
family Of adults; live in. Call MI O651.
/ GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER; no SUNDAYS,
I live in or, out; good salary. 933 2oth st,
South, Arlington, Va. overlook SO44.
/ GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, vicinity 14th
( and Taylor sts. NV. Phone RA. 6Sl1.
/ GENERAL HOUsEWORKER and cook, ey-
nerienced: permanent fun time; live in or
/ out off Thurs. afternoon, alternate. sun
| days and - day other Sun; Sl3 wk
ATIineton Va 2 Blk d from I'M bus oS@i Cal
| GENERAL HOUSEWORKER for an adult
/ family of 3; no Sundays. Georgia 019S.
| GENERAL. HOUSEWORKER and plain
f99k 22 10 T9cbe laqndTy live Il or t08Ht SIS wk
/ GENERAL HOUsEWORKER, good cook,
| white or colored 47l3 10th st. n, Ar
| lington, Va. Call after pm. or on
/ Sunday
/ GENERAL HOUSEWORKER and cooking
! small apt, adults. city references 400
| Conn. ave. NV. Apt, 503-A. WO. 1I73.
! GIRL, colored. care of two children; 50 a
| gk and carfare. of at $40 m, no Sun
| days or holidays, Call DU. 1850 after
/ & pm.
| GIRL, experienced 20 care for Swear
/ old child and small apt; references. Apply
/ IA Newton pl W, Apt. !
| GIRL for 2 INV, small apt, part time IS
| Wk. Apt. 310, 2145 goth st. NV. Phone
| GIRL white or colored, to assist with
| housework and small children live in
J Sligo 325a
| GIRL colored, to work in Chinese laundry;
! Sl7 week and meals. 2054 E St NV
! GIRL colored, ghw, 8 in family, cook
| kept, no laundry, stay in: references. health
| card NO. 5516.
| GIRL coiored. for ehw. plain cooking:
no laundry. no SUNDAYS Sl2 per week
and pass, EN-. 9l59.
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HELP WOMEN.

CHILDREN'S NURSE,
White, for care Of . Elrls Is months and
years, excellent salary. must have best
OF references. Woodley S415
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HELP WOMEN.

MATTRESSES f2l, white day work Ap-
ply after 4 pm, De Luxe Luncheonette,
WOOL PREssERs. colored. experience not
necessary. Steady position Apply At 10
= m 1926 S Capitol st
WOMAN. colored for washing glasses and
silver 1924 Conn. ave.
WOMAN. white, for working manager Of
kitchen, dishV aShing rms and supplies
Of restaurant good salary. Box l4A-T,
WOMAN, middIe-agcd white. good cook
hOuSekceper. y adults. no children, live
out sood salary. temp. Call AD S464,
APT fti6. AFTER pm. Us
WOMEN white. is TO 40 TO learn restau-
rant work in finest cafeteria IN country
y 'S0oo-N2.oo yr salary. Apply in person
ave NV. oil am. or "a pm, Mon,
Tues. or Wed
WOMEN, colorcd. 10 assert paper Apply
Washington Waste Paper Co, RossIyn,
WOMEN for war work, must i've il vicinity
Of Berwyn, BranChvIle or BeItsvillc Apply
A. II. Smith, Branchvillc, Md
YOUNG WOMAN in accounting depart
ment, with knowledge Of bookkeeping ma
chine, typinE and telephone operation:
old-established firm. state age, qU8tfca-
tionS and references Box fl3-T, Star.
YOUNG WOMEN age ~ TO 20, for inter
CStinr telephone and counter work with
traffic dept. OF major air line steady en-
ployment and advancement. State previous
BUSINESS experience and education. Box
INTERESTING POSITION. office near 2Oth
and R; 5-day, 20hr. week; good salary;
morning or afternoon hours arranged. Call
Columbia S377 Monday
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK, GOOD SALARY.
ADVANCEMENT, APPLY MRS. ADAMS,
Vogue Cleaners. S@6 Bladensburg rd. nc.
BEAUTY OPERATOR.
Free furnlShed apt, with gas. light, heat
and TOP salary $ hours daily, vacation with
St NV. '''9'''' ' IVY ''"'o"' -'-' :!'n
DRAPERY MANAGER R-SALEsPERSON.
We need 2 capable person 10 operate
portUnity for the ad5iiied ndfviddal EiG"' See SEE
Mr.. Nee. p. J. Nee Co, 745 7th St. or
phone EX. 1000 for appointment
CLERK
For detail work. such as filing, typing and
making customer contact by phone; must
nave pleasant telephone personality. mar
red woman at least 30 years old preferred;
f0-hour week salary SG6. overtime after
- hours. Hours 9 to weekdays, to /
SATURDAYS. Apply w. T, Cowen, Inc, 1885
Okle s.. ne
YOUNG WOMAN
i accogntRs office, S" ABBY "'a6's@s a3dltor,
TYPIST.
Excellent opportunity to learn hook
Sae c5 MSS G2ssDY P22s9 w HA 4s5 sg'
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
CLERK, some knowledge of
bookkeeping essential. Under
wood & Underwood, EN-. O2OO.
WOMAN WHO WANTS TO
DO A JOB IN WAR WORK,
RATHER THAN / LOOKING
FOR A LARGE SALARY:
ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE IN
MEMS SERVICE CLUB;
MUST HAVE KNOWLEDGE
OF BOOKKEEPING. BOX
267-T, STAR.
STENOGRAPHER CLERK,
in bank; good opportunity.
Answer in detail, giving age,
education, experience and
salary expected. Box 143-T,
Star.
GIRLS, white, for marking
department, experience not
necessary. Apply Mr.. Taylor,
Bergmann's Laundry, 623 G
st. NV.
MARKER, white, experienced
or in experienced, dry clean
ing dept. Apply Pioneer
Laundry, 920 Rhode Island
ave. ne.
WAITRESS
For Msyfower Diner. 5o2 Rhode Island
ave. ne
SODA GIRLS, EXP. NOT MEG
ESSARY BUT DE ABLE,
MEALS AND UNIFORMS FURN.
HUYLER'S, GIT 18th ST. NV.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


FOUNTAIN -LUNcHEoNErrE. Kitchen, in
can be increased under proper MANAGE
ment. Low rent: Box 227-T, Star.
BEAUTY SHOP. for sale. owner in service,
in Clarendon Gail Sunday or after $50
p. m. weekdays, Glebe 5227.
40 YEARS IN BUSINESS; newly improved
bar and restaurant; good business, good
lease. 3 H st. NV. 90
busy transient corner Georgia and Kennedy,
equipped, stocked; operated as drug or
patent medicine, lunch. delica. CO. 1856,
REsT,AUlRANT; best paving; Bethesda, Nd. Nd
quarters; illness. Box 299-v, Star 25'
STORE for rent OF, sale; living quarters:
takes it, 1923 North Capitol st. 25"
CIGAR STAND CONCESSION in large re-
store Cigars Cigars cigarettes, candy e etc films
magazines. periodicals. etc. Entrance to
centage. Small investment Spires Phar-
macy 3S20 34th St. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
WANTED. S1OOOO.0O to finance sound
business enterprise. Box 2S9-V, Star. 25'
SODA FOUNTAIN, sandwiches, cigar, candy
and deleatessen; excellent location; low
rent and easy to operate: wonderful oppor-
tunity for a married couple; S3.0O0.G 90 cash
to handle; must sell. See your broker or
call for appointment, Hobart $3.50, 4 to
8 pm. "a
FURNISHED 12-room brick row house, near
i4th snd G1srd nwd sPeFEstedo as apts
ness and furniture give 2,year lease busi-
CLINTON EGGLETON,
Real Estate and Business Broker,
1902 Girard St. NV. DU. 5051.
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MARKER, white, experienced
or in experienced, dry clean
ing dept. Apply Pioneer
Laundry, 920 Rhode Island
ave. ne.
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GENERAL HOUsEWORKER and cooking
small apt, adults city references. 47OO
Conn ave. NV Apt. 5O3-A. WO. 1I73
GIRL, colored care of two children; 50
wk and carfare, of at 80 IN. no Sun
days or holidays, Call DU. 1850 after
E I'm
Evening star., 1943-01-23
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

CLERK -STENO., part or full time, begin
ming pm; mature, capable, renable;
legal, medical congressional and business
experience; available Immediately. Box
29S-V. Star. "A
GIRL. colored. wishes general housework;
no cooking, light laundry. Call after pm.
TIA 1869.
LADY. settled, desires position as house
keeper, preferably empl. adults; no objec-
ton one child no laundry: state salary;
live in. Box 26a-V, Star. "a
NURSE, practical expert. wants adult
cases, day, week or longer cases; S25 week.
Decatur 1921. 20
NURSE. especially fond aged; refined, de-
pendable, good reference. co. s542.
WOMAN, 40 yrs, good appearance, back
ground, some business experience, desires
position. Box 265-V, Star.
YOUNG. WOMAN, excellent stenosra pher,
with Office experience, five years college
training in languages, social studies and
composition work Gncluding years study
at University Of Paris, desires position in
Washington. Telephone Hobart roo. Ex
tension FL. after pm. 25'
RECEPTIONIST
For doctors Office; experienced lady desires
position, local references. Box 294V, Star.
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WAITRESS
HELP MEN e WOMEN,

COUPLE wanted for private home, miles
from city; man as chauffeur and general
outside work, wife as cook; excellent liy-
ing quarters and conditions: salary 500
per mo. Ma 34Og, Ma 03q1
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SITUATIONS MEN.


ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MANAGER = Col
lege graduate, draft exempt, with 5 years
experience in all problems Of accounting,
auditing, ONCE and personnel management,
now employed by firm of c. P. As, wishes
to make permanent connection with respon-
sihle firm in or out Of Washington: Al
BASS PLAYER ex-LgncetGrd snssd man wants 1E}s
Church n W. "a
CHAUFFEUR BUTLER, experienced. would
gkeT IKE position; sti4 top salary expected. Box
the nAf angles II 'SoS Of tprPinF out G 5000 foods
pastries and breads. Call WO 1924. "a
CHEF OR SECOND COOK, experienced-
Call Randolph 7249. 1903 Randolph
st. NV.
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT or
carpenter foreman or contract carpenter
labor: 81 yrs experience. GE. 1853.
COOK. colored. first class. hotel or restau-
rant. Sl1 Quincy st. NV. SH. 2l94.
DECREE math;; physics, desires emp, from
$50 am. until 2;30 pm. Box 264.V'
DRIVER, colored. experienced, would like
Job in city or nearby; will accept S35;
draft deferred. WA. 9213. 90
MAN WANTS JOB as chauffeur. presser or
garage helper from 7;30 am to 2;3o Pm.
MAN, colored, wants lob at night, from
$50 to 12 80 or Il am. to am; janitorr.
porter elevator operator. Call North
0446 from $50 on. 70
MAN, colored, wants work, painting, ce-
ment, whitewashing basement or any kind
of work; reference. NO. 1858.
MAN. colored, wants job 5 yrs expert
ence as labor foreman and timekeeper.
Atlantic 2744, evenings.
SECRETARY, general clerical or corre-
spondence work. 81. draft exempt, St2 yrs.
excel. exp: $500 mo. TR. 1924,
sPANIARD, age 80, desires work. Box
283-V. Star. "a
YOUNG MAN white % draft exempt ex-
perienced wholesale warehouse. Stockkeeper
shipping clerk, personnel manager, handy
with tools OF any type; have car, can
handle outdoor Jobs; not less 81 900 yearly.
Box 26S-V. Star. pa
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INSTRUCTION COURSES,
HELP DOMESTIC

SPANISH-Native teachers; conversational
method; beginners. advanced Students
small groups. Ramon Ramos, RE. 3076.
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GIRL, experienced, 10 care for Swear
old child and small apt; references. Apply
~ 4 Newton pl W. Ant.
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CLERK

For detail work such As filing typinE and
making customer contact by phone; must
nave pleasant telephone personality, mar
40-hour week. salary, Sg6. overtime after
~ hours. Hours o to weekdays 3 to /
Saturdsys. Apply w. T. Cowan, Inc, 1885
Evening star., 1943-01-23
YOUNG WOMAN

To work evenings m to II midnight
In accounting Office Apply auditor
Carlton Hotel
Evening star., 1943-01-23

GIRLS, white, for marking
department, experience not
necessary. Apply Mr.. Taylor,
Bergmann's Laundry, 623 G
st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-01-23
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES,
INSIII ATE,
ROOFS

WEATHERSTRIP NOW.
Material getting scarce Svenson
Weatherstrip Service, AT 1899.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-24
9TH ARMY E ACROSS
 BIG RIVER
Another Barrier Passed by Allied Forces on Road
 10 Rome

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN ALGIERS. Nov. "A. The British Eighth Army surged forward six miles to enemy positions in the central portion of the Italian front to capture the village of Sanagelo, only half a mile from the upper Sangro River, and occupied the de- serted devastated mountain town of Alfedena.
 The capture of Alfedena, approx imately 79 airline miles southwest of Rome on the road to the capital, will result in gain of more than five miles beyond Rionero from which in recent days Gen. Mont gomery's troops pushed the Ger mans in a series of brisk clashes. The Nazis were driven from the high ground dominating the town from the southeast.
 The Cairo radio meanwhile re- ports that Eighth Army units have crossed the Sanero River. and the Germans acknowledged the cross ing yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-24
NIPPON BASE
 AT GA5MATA
 IS BOMBED
Great Fires Reported Start. ed-DireCt His Scored
 on Shipping

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC, Nov 24.-On Wednesday morning more than 100 American bombers and fighters loosed 1S2 tons of bombs and fired 35.000 rounds of ann munition on the Japanese base at Gasmata, New Britain, setting great fires. This was one in a series of raids on Jap Southwest Pacific bases.
 The MacArthur communique an- nouncing the raids said one Mitchell bomber was lost by anti-aircraft fire.
 An American Liberator scored a direct hit on 7,000-ton freighter transport and seven Jap fighters were shot down over Empress Augusta Bay on Bougainyille Island
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-24
Has
 First Birthday Party

Although his birthday is not until Thanksgiving Day, young Gary Danielson, son of Pvt and Mrs. Carl Danielson, didn't think it was quite fair to share honors with the annual holiday festivities, so yesterday afternoon he celebrated with a par ty in anticipation of becoming a year old in day or so.
 The affair was given at the fam fly home in the Waynor Addition between 2 and 4 o'clock. Cake and ice cream was thoroughly enjoyed by the young guests and games were played during the party hours with prizes going to Katherine Toner, John Wester, Harold Clements and Charles Lowe
 Those present for the occasion included Mrs. Felix Toner and daughter Katherine, Mrs Wilber Wester and son John, Mrs. Pete Clements and son Harold Mrs. Vim cent Yakopatz and young Jay, and Mrs. Harvey Lowe and son Charles.
 Gary's daddy. on duty at Anchor age, sent birthday greetings to his young son.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-24
MISS ALM0UIST
 ANNOUNCES HER
 WEDDING PLANS

Miss Edna Almquist, daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. E. Almquist of this city. has chosen Saturday evening for her marriage to Sergeant Dean K Williams, son of Lieut.. Colonel J. P. Williams and Mrs. Williams also of Juneau. The ceremony which will take place in the North ern Light Presbyterian Church at 8 o'clock, will be followed by re- ception in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel.
 Mrs. Paul Winkleman will be matron of honor. The other attend ants will include Miss Elspeth Douglas and Miss Ruth Kunnas.
 The bride will be given in mar riage by her father, MT. G. E. Alm- quist, and Sergeant Norman Buoy will be best man for the groom The ushers will include Sergeants John Hozen. Bill Lawrence, Sidney Carter and James Jacobsen.
 MT Ernest Ehler will sing before the service and Mrs Carol Beery Davis will be organist for the we'd ding.
 An open church service will be observed and all friends of the couple and extended an invitation to both the wedding ceremony and the reception to follow,
 Miss Almquist. graduate of West Seattle High School, attended business school in Seattle and for the past two and one-half years has been an employee of the Alaska Game Commission here. Sergeant Williams was graduated from Ju- neau High School and attended ra.- dio school in Seattle. He is with the U. s. Army Signal Corps.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-24
BASKETBALL NEWS

A double-header game was played in the Douglas Gym last evening with good crowd attending. The first game was between the J. H team and the Sparks, with the Sparks winning 24 to 2l. Two local boys, Frank and Harry Cashen played with the Sparks and showed outstanding skill
 The second game was played be- tween the Bankers and the Dol phins with the score of 42 to 2S in favor of the Bankers. Mark Jen- sen. basketball enthusiast and for mer coach, was in charge of the games in the asence of regular coach Graber, who was coaching the game held in the Juneau gym last night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-24
| PRONOUNCED
 5UC(E55FUL
Admiral Nimiiz Declares Road Open 10 Tokyo
 Start Soon Be Made

PEARL HARBOR, Nov. 24. A- The Gilbert Islands are now securely in the hands of United States land and sea forces, Admiral Chester W. Nimitz asserted in a press confer ence today
 The invasion opens another road to Tokyo. Tn due time we will have enough equipment and material to travel all the roads, and we surely will not neglect any approach when we have all the material available" stated the Admiral.
 The interview followed an earlier announcement of the capture of Maxim Island and progress toward the capture of Tarawa and Abe mama.
 My belief is that Japan will eventually be defeated from China" said Nimitz, and added, when asked If the United States should attempt to rid the seas of the Jap fleet befors attempting knockout blow against Japan, You may expect some action in the Pacific" He said he thought the Jap fleet was scattered from the Kuriles clear down to the Solomons in the South west Pacific
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-24
ALASKA FISH BILL LHEARINC
 ANNOUNCED

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-Chair- man. Bailey, Democrat of North Carolina, of the Senate Commerce Committee, has appointed a sub committee to hold hearings on the bill of Wallgren, Democrat of Wash ington, to conserve the fishing re- sources of Alaska and also to ex- tend the Alaska fishing grounds to all waters east of the international boundary line with Russia.
 Hearings will probably start in January.
 Bilbo, Democrat of Mississippi, will be chairman of the subcom- mittee, with Wallgren, Mead, Demo- crat of New York; McNary, Re- publican of Oregon, and Robertson, Republican of Wyoming, as mem- bers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-24
Berlin Hit by Terrific Raid for Second Tim
CITY CHURCHES
 WILL OBSERVE
 THANKSGIVING

Many of the churches in Juneau will hold Thanksgiving Day services tomorrow forenoon and the public is invited to attend.
 At 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at Holy Trinity Cathedral, there will be Morning Prayer, the Rev. William Forbes officiating.
 At l0:30 o'clock tomorrow fore noon the Memorial Presbyterian Church and the Salvation Army will unite in services in the former church, the Rev Walter A. Soboleff being the speaker
 At II o'clock services will be held at the First Church of Christ, Scientist, Fifth and Main, the sub ject being Thanksgiving"
 At II o'clock, the Northern Light Presbyterian Church will unite in holding Thanksgiving services with the Methodist Church in the Metho- dist Church, the Rev. Willis R. Booth delivering the sermon, his subject being, "The Thanksgiving Sacrifice" Carol Beery Davis will play for the service and also ac- company the Ladies' Trio of the Methodist Church, Mrs. R. R. Lister Miss Ruth Brooks and Mrs. w. H Matthews.
 Also at II o'clock. the Resurrec- ton Lutheran Church will hold a special service as part of the na- tional observance of the day of prayer and Thanksgiving and the Rev. G. Herbert Hillerman's topic will be, Give Thanks Unto Him. There will also be administration of the sacrament of baptism to several babies.
 At 8 o'clock tomorrow night, there will be a special Thanksgiving scr vice at the Bethel Tabernacle. 4th and Franklin. A program is ar- ranged for the occasion and the Sunshine Girls will give a special number.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-24
DAVE RAMSAY
 E ELIGIBLE FOR
 POSTMASTER JOB

David M Ramsay, former purser on the Estabeth and former em- ployee in the Juneau Postoffice, disclosed today that the Civil Ser vice Commission has informed him that he has been deemed eligible for the post of Postmaster of Ju- neau and that his relative rating in the recent competitive examina- tion was number one.
 Alaska Delegate Anthony J. Di- mond reported in Washington yes- terday that Alice Coughlin and Crystal Snow Jenne, also of Ju- neau, are now declared eligible for the post.
 Ramsay said he was informed of his standing some time ago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-24
The w ashinqton Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON tNajor Robert .. Allen on active duty)

WASHINGTON = Secretary Hull's historic appearance before Congress to report on his mission to Moscow was unanimously considered help full, especially by group of Sena- tors who long ago urged Hull to be more cooperative with the Senate They believe some of the mistakes of the war might have been avoid led had there been more coopera- tion in the past. #f
 Leader of this group is far-sight- ed Senator Wiley of Wisconsin who, nearly three years ago, saw what might be coming and intro duced resolution-February, l94l calling upon Secretary Hull to give the Senate the true picture of the international situation, espec- ially in the Far East.
 But Wiley's resolution was frown- ed up on by the State Department got nowhere Could Hull have been persuaded to report to the Senate then presumably he would have in- cluded the warning of U. s. Am bassador Grew, who had told Hull in January, 194l, that the Japs were ready for war and that an attack could be expected anytime.
 Senate leaders are confident that, if they had had close cooperation with Secretary Hull, they could have persuaded Congress even Sen- ate isolationists-to vote more mon- ey for planes, and could have kept the nation much more on the alert. Thus, Pearl Harbor might not have happened.
 With knowledge of Crews re- port" says Senator Wiley, i've would not have been caught with our suspenders off. With more CO., operation between Hull and the Senate, we might now be one year ahead in the Pacific. Hull is mak- ing a good beginning, but it is three years late. Let's hope such cooperation will be our constant practice in the future"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-24
THANKSGIVING TO BE MARKED
 BY FESTIVITIES

Thanksgiving festivities in Juneau will be marked by family celebra- tions and the re-uniting of friends as Gastineau Channel homes are opened for traditional turkey din- ners.
 Highlighting the holiday will of course be the Baranof Hotel Thanks giving Dance this evening in the Gold Room with almost 150 reserva- tions having been made for the colorful affair.
 Tomorrow night, thirty-six mem- bers of the staff of the Office of Indian Affairs, will gather together for dinner at the Government School in Douglas.
 a group of twelve at their home on Distin Avenue for Thanksgiving dinner.
 Mrs. Edna Lowman will have five guests from the Office of Price Ad- ministration at her apartment in the Hillcrest for dinner Thursday.
 Twelve friends of the J. G. Shep- ards will assemble at their dinner table for Thanksgiving festivities.
 The Wellman Holbrooks will be hosts to group of friends for dinner tomorrow at their summer home at Point Louisa.
 MT. and Mrs. Olaf Bedding, en- tertaining at their home on B Street. will have twelve guests for dinner.
 Numerous other informal dinners have been planned by almost every family on Gastineau Channel.