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HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID- -WAITRESS, no sunday
r9l pDTk, good pay. 1901 18th st. NV
COOK. some g.h.w., sleep in. small family;
CS CoOKMs1ioa eausnt month o Wh5fs gso@, p.,.r.n...
Live in. 1918. 29th st. NV. Cali CO
CSnx GSTS BET. and DIP Z pm -.
girl. or. will pay transportation for inter-
view. good salary and hours. Permanent
COOK and g.h.w, Bendix, ironer. 2 chill
dren, 1--we IN, experienced, references, $25
week. WI. 1894.
COOK and .g.h.w. for small 2-bedroom
Heorsetown house: refs: either full time.
live IN. $50. or noon through dinner, SIS.
NQ Sun. 1892 Volta pl. NV. DE. 296S.
CO0H. expe,ienced: sleep out family Of Q:
sxDerienced personal maid. sleep in. NO.
COOK for household with second, maid:
0r gut: Eood waEes. OR. 1882.
CO0K sxK, end shx experienced; live In:
IN 6637.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
PERSONAL
HAVE BABY PHOTOGRAPHED at home By

HAVE BABY PHOTOGRAPHED at home By
baby portrait expert; total cost, 8 photos,
SO so; pxss Assms s4ss, eyes, a;st for appt &,
N maeh eaans fo nesss Box fs6 sf sta h'eFsf.ea
WATCHES repaired, to 8 days service:
tention: alarm. electric. pendulum and
ELEcTEicAL CENTER. si4 10Th st. Be.
Gree eIss esIl n. is esso. - sSsn pm. oes.
mehod Reess eestys 1s '9r @
drugs er surgery, pr soMiERWERcK.
b. Dr. H. ioss w. johnson dentsst mist False teeth
repaired while you wait. Room 6o2.
Westory Blds;; sn5 l4:h NV. 49,.
Campbell. II you are in need Of loan up
to 5000 on your signature
BURKE'S BABYLAND NURsERY-Unex-
to IS mos: Under Supervision of reg. nurse
Call OK. 228S. Massachusetts, ave, Route
Franklin Park. Falls Church, Va. So
spots; results assured: steam cabinet baths
Main phone. Ma. sl34. 1890 x st. So
sEM~i-INVALID. ~ refined. desires white
snd snd sa eaDabe of snGS0
State wages, qualifications and reference.
RYGHLY nc ' euLTuREp cultured WOMAN teaches
English, self-confdence freedom from
sef-consciousness; private tutor. MI. 1850.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee; relief for pains and aches due to weak
heart, asthma, rheumatism. arthritis,
nervousness, piles, colds, 1ue or other all
ments; also relief for aching. swollen feet
Lady naturopathic Loctor, 20 years ex-
perience in charge. SH. 1855
RELIABLE WAKE-UP SERVICE. 81 90 per
week. Call DE. 1888. So
MOTHERS day care given child in pvt
home, vic. 14th and Sheridan sts. NV:
also room avail. for parents and child.
CORDE BAG and caIot sets. handmade.
$50. including material: adorable toeless
baby shoes, 80 pair. sH. 2134;
@ service @ce evenings in home or small club.
PIATFoRM TECHNIQUE public speaking,
phonetics. self-culture, personality train
ing: private instruction. MI. S93S.
VACANCY for elderly lady in nurses pri-
yate home; first-fioor room. Kensineton
DREssMAKING STUDIO, centrally To-
Gated, formerly of Fifth ave, N Y:
equipped for prompt service; dresses. suits
made to order, also restyling and altera-
tions; moderate prices. LEA ENGEL. 1110
E st. NV, Room 20. Phone EX. S03.
SECRETARY offers evening services as
watchdog wat h!I for ehildren or aged for room
ONE VACANCY for lady in rest home;
care. Ordway 1858 A.
SLIP COVERS. drapes. bedspreads, vanity
skirts professionally cut and tailored
early appointment MI 1902 Sc
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HOME IMP. COMPANIES icent.l .

NOME IMP. COMPANIES lCont.D
AsBEsTOS SIDING. rooinE. rock wool n.
sTl4ti9n; SI5sl ,,y csn ns for sstimste ~ I HUDSON
n;Ms WAREHOUSES at 7th and I ne. Di
AMSINos and heavy e.nxss repairing,
soMsiaf esa ssHAas rS os7gca5Rs s721 n5 x rss, saa
estimates for any type of work. special
roofing. 1908 Emerson st. NV. RA. 4e9s:
fssaass zT ToGs sS ESMs 4s and add .dd
aooms ASi anshea ads ponses nsS
Ing, asbestos siding and roofins and gen
HONE s co i4so ir1ino ss
PiooRA PS Adans sERyicH.o aseo nothing but the best
auet installation; Bruce finishes FLOOR
ING IN CoNTRACToRs. INC. 1872 Wiscon-
MoDERNizE your HOME = Porches in
closed. closed recreation rooms built. attics nm
roons saa sGh sdns nsrs sna stol
Set ssF asf tsRatf assns
sIooasSss fda SGaaS'aIs vs as el.sn sSs bleach nsn
FLOOR co. 1915 goth 81. NV RE. 1919
making homes brighter. Protect youl
now: before the bad weather sets in
Please call RA. $3.50 after 5 o'clock
LUCAS, LUCAS g. LUCAS. s23 Emerson
st. NV.
PAPERING. painting. plastering; special
Oct. prices; finest work done immedi.
ately: white mechanics HO 1864.
REMODELING Of homes. stores and res
taurents; Is yrs exp: estimates. RAY
E. ROBERTS. Trinidad s467.
ROOFtNG. asbestos sidings remodeling
terms, 1-15 years. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO., Georgia llO8-1lI3
Member JIM Home Improvement Guild
SCREEN YoUR PORCH now while hav.
the, the material; /, q for ~ any ny home im6rove-
CALL A. P. WOODSON CO.-RoofnE. sid.
ing, insulation; combination storm sash
Johns -MANvMLE roofns. siding, storm
= sash; ! to 9 years to Pay. GATES
FOR COMPLETE bathrooms, boiler re.
placements and automatic INV. heaters
call 7. J. FITAMAURICE. 2031 r. /. ave
ne. Once. DU. 1915 home. DU 1881.
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SPANISH LESSONS given by native teach
er, university graduate who takes personal
interest in the quick advancement of his
students: opportunity now open for partici-
patton in small groups OF strictly private
lessons. Arrangements may be made to
suit the convenience of the students Call
DI; $685. or come personally to 2I6 Barr
Bldg. after 10 am weekdays
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA. study at home
PREPARES for college or business. All texts
day. AMERICAN school. 1912 CONNER
cial Trust Bldg. Phila. g Pa.
PbX COURSES. easy, short fascinating;
plenty of positions; est IL yrs. Miss Page.
CAPITAL PIX SCHOOL, 1911 G st.
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able at Congressional Airport. Phone OIL.
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher. beginners review speed dictation;
private lessons: moderate rates DU. 1928
SPANISH. native teacher conversational
method; beginners. advanced students:
small groups, SENIOR RAMOS. RE. 3076
STENOGkAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand. tipping, bookkeeping,
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. Est
q yrs. Accredited. Inquire NOW. MA.
233S, BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 r st. fOpp.
Capito1 TheaterD
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MIsceLiANeous FOR xALr.

ACCORDION. 40 bass, reasonable; also
trombone with case, $35. 1919 Buchanan
ACCORDION. 40 bass scondalli: perfect
condition: white pearl. SH. .6491.
ACCORDIONS-Wurl l2-bass, $40 so;
Soprani, l2O-bass. de luxe model. $195.
Private lessons. Call Republic 6212.
KITS. 1880 @ st. (middle Of block).
makes, hand and cleo. sale or rent; reason
able. CIRCLE 1112 14th NV. DI. 1872
MARM cLoCK; gooS order. $50 Eve.
west Of Wis. ave. WO 7176.
ALARM CLOCKS REPAIRED tany make),
incl. elec.; also expert watch and 1ewelry
repairing: 6-day service: all work guArAn-
teed ". REGENTS JEWMHY CO., 1892
14th st. my. MA. 1864. Open evenings.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

lease; i, doing sOod cash business. $50 sath
Dry CLEANING STORE wanted: good
sales flguGss REQUIRED. BOX 216-J. Star.
ssossIy %, q TsstsdTsnss s sSf s. S5 dsficatssssn.
ehSpe and meat H0 naffes sss4 pcs Well
Volume over S.. ooo % Weekly. s Also 0'issss a pos
ssas ovts zssk eoHzs hSh fksssat RssIso
fH s6a lsel esEAsrse. Z sS STORAGE and rug serv-
ness for sale This is a well-estabiished and
Drosable business sn operating in sMyiding M Ing
building. Call Decatur 67sa for appoint
LuNC;HEoNErTE LUNG; and soda fountain. near.
BY Va, is minutes from wash. opp. thea
ter, next to &c and 10c, stores, business
section; srOn;oss open 2 am to pmi aao no sun:
statement available; well eauippec; price.
% afe Exclusive SS Fsni SrofeT sSaa
Mo4oR sSSf RAuTfsG aTs s4 coN4aAcrAval.ble sffs
work business: long established national
sible men, who can furnish over the roads,
STRAIGHT Jobs or tractor trailers. If no
eauipment then Investment Of 81 900. can
payment Long-time contract provided,
profitable business. Full details on request.
FOR SALE. Variety store. 52s 4th st. sw.,
100000 week business. sacrifce for quick
LIQUOR sT0RE-on sale and luncheon
cite fountain downtown. Open 10 am
to 8 pm. No Sunday. Does S., 600 LIQUOR
weekly. $500 on fountain. Net profit over
roll, $50 wkiy.: S42. 500. including So. 900 s5
liquor stock. Terms. $28,500 cash. BOB
HOLLANDER, I009 N. Y. ave.
LIQUOR TAVERN Just across d. c. line
In Md. Oren pm. till 2 am. No Sum
day. Does about $500 daily Good prices.
200. Rent. 500 month. Good lease.
HoLLANDER, 1908 n. z. ave. ''
WANTED, small grocery, promising sec
tion, reasonable investment. Prefer living
couple two children. Write details, Mr..
Munsey Bids., Ma. sosC, .A' ssss. 4.'o
BOOMING HOUSE for sale, ant. TO live in.
with income Of $3.50. 1918 Belmont I'd.
WANTED-To rent or lease an established
parking lot or land suitable for one. Box
MARKETS-we have list Of 100 payins
markets. $500 to $1,000 weekly. Washing
ton and Arl: BAUM. broker. ia, 1887.
p. O.. 8. GROCERY in ne. including dwell
ing OF rms. will guarantee 81 800 month
L. No agents. Box 439-J, Star.
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SITUATIONS WoMEN tca.t.l

sECHETARY oners evening services IS
WATCHDOG for children or aged for room
TYPIsT wishes home copy work. manu-
scripts, Patents addressing: quick and ac-
curate: NO. 9740. .1413 21st st. NV,
WIDOW, refined. middle e-aged, no children,
desires position as apt. house manager
In exchange for living quarters and small
sslsry ssny : calI all MI MI 254o;
yate cnauneur: years OF experience. Call
YOUNG WOMAN. %. masters degree in
English. aud teaching experience, desires
position. Box 18-L, Star. 5s
WILL STAY WITH CHILDREN at night
pest rsterences: SO cents per hour. BOX
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS and once workers. ADAMS
AGENCY. 204 Colorado Bldg
TEACHERS. clerks. receptionists; select po-
aries. visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY.
SEst; II yrsl 1911 g st. MA. 2114.
TESoGRAPHERS a.. Spanish speaking.
editorial ofices, 5z-day wk, S45 wk,;
stenog., Law ofices. s45 yk.: .stenotypist.
S45 wk: bookkeepers, $50 wk compton,
eter oper. under 30. $3.50 mo-; typists
(25l, $3.50 mo-. exper.; messengers with
PIX training. S27 wk; card punch oper
$40 wk. Hundreds of unusual openings
Visit today. BOYD SERVICE. 1888 F ST.,
OPP. Capitol Theater. MA. 233S,
MOTOR TRAVEL.
SERyICEMAN'S WIFE and baby want ride
to Lancaster, Pa, at the end of the week
AL. lO4R
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SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.
INSTRUCTION. COURSES.

MAN AND WIFE want place in private
family; experienced, refs; no laundry work
or driving. Box al, Star. 4.
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HOME IMPRovEMENT coMpANlEs

and repaifing-Convert to
apts., add 3 room: porches inclosed, storm
sash, roofing. A. 3. WCOIBERT, Builder,
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sNOGRAPHER, small Of

SfaENOGAArHEK Sfca or fast typist for Law
claim experience; permanent; good postwar
opportunity; excellent salary 5H-day
geek; give age and experience. Box 49,,
sTENOGRAPHER-opportunity for per.
manent position with essential organiza
tMmi;v ZION; good zoo starting salary with .oppor.
each year. Apply sAFEWAY, A 4th IAN and pSi I
sTENoGRaPH51EnRs M afb appfoysd
keeping, business or high school graduate
Apply Apply in person to Miss Birnbaum. LARI-
sTENoGkAPHERa Tor ats; General s once work in
Siaesta6llshed real estate and Insurance
BOX or ssSk efe5isiysfst stsT mus,
cRDssa cRRs1ssa.'is xMENEs ARe!g in ZEE
sTENoGaApHHRRt S st. At least iTon one to T,. pm
S0rf swsfi *. week: sssegtionsi location
gerienee, references, church membership
sTENoSkxrsRE: sii NssSih sias Apply AMERICAN RET
sdSsoss sSssas Ma Mstl0es 81 fsSS ssS5 Center
sSss EAHEEs ,.s Pss!R'asns 6 position
sSsd isauss Tm sna s.res /, With
State salary expected and give references sas
| II YOU nave uaQ experience with small
switchboard It viii help. BOX ASK, Star
SIENOGRAPHER-We do not expect
brilliant stenograEher with years Of ex.
perience; but 2 girl with normal inteiii.
gence who is planning now for the future
| to such girl We ofier good position with
rapid advancement and : positive Postwa!
n2ahxA P2 las2 se 4 SSs5
estins opportunity for GOOD. permanen
MR sTERs sHoPs sScsSeF sX tS h1 sD4s
| STENOGRAPHER, CLERK, Willing to us
dictaphone, national trade asso,; good sal
ary; bh-day wk. MIR. KELLOGG. Mn
sffERHoGRAFHER. permanent position; mus,
be able to take dictation and properly
transcribe same: 40.hr. week. Monday K
Apply End dr.. SIS 18th st. NV. between
IN snd 4 Pm -x.,.r -
altty. neat Appearances; please do moi
apply unless able t2 take dictation &C;
interesting position With long-estabiished
/ $50 to S3s weekly TO start: GOOD chanci
for advancement. Bog z5o-J, star.
Evening star., 1944-10-03

FURNACES--American Radiator hot-water
and hot-air furnaces in stock for immediate
oRFR n dGTn % Fla
ave; ave; NV; RA. 20So; open evenings.
FURNITURE, high quality, by nationally
savings up to 25%
dining room suites, and large selection
tiIl ,d.s ? Pm Pm. MAX ALPERsTE1N, 1920 and
FURNITURE-save UP to toS on all new
furniture, Specials on sofa beds. studio
soea ns epg and
The The ,Tnv Groxn Co. s27-s2s 7th St. NV.
No ssas1s iaa csDtol sswas aV.
fHkN1TgRE HGi; i g L FOR sABrEs-,us. received Z,
rases, etc ali natonal elSi MAKES sa0y priesd
very low for quick sale. Come and get
yours yours. 0psn Thus and Sat. TIL 3 pm:
FURNITURE. all kinds; wardrobes. iceboxes,
gas g s,rn ranges; new and recond. /. e; FURN.
FURNITURE, radio phonoeraph, washing
/ savHf MRs city yAR on mi loeS ss, a
FURNITURE, twin beds (7. metal. maple
and walnut. linen and blankets available,
excellent SPRINGS: exhaust fan. SAT so.
st: NV ia. 1919.
Seen after after r.m. 1473 Irving st. NV.
FHRNiTURE for rooms, kit. and bath;
9 weeks old; apt; ayailabls for Immediate
FURNiTURE0Dayeno. GS1SShTiS1 DAY .6ed, nt. table.
chairs. rugs, bedrm. set, chests, cot. glider.
sonsbls;; leaving city; Csll after pm.
Fiji stssiIbsE fse y sxso4isssA ssss sr.nd,nev
furniture at deep-cut prices; coil springs.
play pens, MAGAZINE racks gate-leg tables,
gas ranges, unfinished drop-leaf tables,
mahosany Duncan Phyfe drop-leaf tables.
and factory-rebuilt studios. with all-spring
construction; Rollaway beds, dinette sets,
HOLLYWOOD beds with all-coil. soft-edee box
springs, S34.95, complete with 1907 felt
mattress; large selection Of household fur
niture; special springs on legs with mat
tEess; SO; easy terms. ATLAS FuRNI-
TURE CO, 921 9 st. NV. DI. 1887. open
every evening until pm.
TURNITURE-New bedroom, liv. rm.. din
ing room at substantial savings for cash;
some are Aoor samples; sTAHLER FUR
NITURE CO., 625 2 st. NV. Open ewes.
Evening star., 1944-10-03

War Dept. Exchange
young women with
Neat appearance,
desire to aid the war
Call in person, 1927
Evening star., 1944-02-24
He Won't Be Pressed for Cash

Charlie digging up enough for that
stin Giesler fee. Even II his for
tune disappeared overnight, he could
still dust on an old movie and ret
himself . paltry halt million o.
more.
Best-sellers Of the book world
usually repeat their success In the
movies. 80 the book market remains
Hollywoods best bet. At least 60
films. based on popular books, are
now In various processes Of produc-
ton and galley proofs continue to
be scanned eagerly.
Among those in work now are
''Mr. Winkle Goes to War" by Theo-
dore Pratt, in which Edward G..
Robinson Is starring at Columbia.
Same company also owns the pio-
neer tale, "Jubal Troop" by Paul
Wellman, which Sam Wood will d.
rect, with Gary Cooper starred.
Here are q few more top-sellers
either In work or ready for release:
Our Hearts Were Young and Gay"
by Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily
Kimbrough; "Mamas Bank Ac-
count" the Kathryn Forbes book
about q Norwegian family in Amer
lea; The Robe" by Lloyd q. Doug
lass; "The Keys Of the Kingdom" !"
BY A. ]. Cronin; "Mr. Skemngton, !"
by Elizabeth; "A Tree Grows In
Brooklyn" by Betty Smith and MRS.
Parkington." by Louis Bromfield.
Studios bid furiously for such
stories because ready-made audi
ences- are waiting to see them. An
original story is a gamble, but never
q best seller,
Evening star., 1944-02-24
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.

x4SA1A / W0\(1s
Defending Charlie Chaplin in his
current troubles Is the most famous
and successful criminal attorney on
the West Coast. Jerry 0iesler. II
has been variously estimated that
Errol Flynn paid him close to SIS 900
for services rendered In two recent
cases. Chaplin's bill may come
closer to 100000.
However, there's absolutely no
need for taking up . collection In
Charles behalf. He can foot this
bill and without feeling the. slight
est pinch. It has been said that
Charlie has accumulated an estste
Of $35, 100000 for his efforts at
being funny.
Odd part Of 1t Is, Charlie can add
sizable chunks to that fortune with
out making another picture. He
owns the most valuable collection
OF REISSUE" pictures In the world.
The "early Chaplins" are veritable
gold mines.
Charlie proved this two years ago
when he prodded himself into re-
issuing 1.-THE Gold Rush" adding q
sound track and an appropriate
commentary by means Of his own
voice. Originally released in 1925,
1t was . cleanup, as were all Chap
lin pictures-grossing In the neigh
borhood Of 5000, 900. Yet the re-
issue played to approximately half
that business, repeatedly netting
Chaplin himself more than half q
million. No other reissue has ever
approached that figure in total re-
turns.
Still in the United Artists vaults
awaiting the same treatment are
"The Circus" city Lights" and
Modern Times" each of which
could undoubtedly duplicate or even
excel 1.-THE Gold Rush." especially
when peace comes and world mar
kets are opened again. Chaplain
also holds percentage rights on
many Of his famous old two-reelers.
Handing Charlie his just dues,
he's the greatest comedian ever to
set foot in front of a camera. There
probably never will be another to
compare with him. Only trouble
about Charlie, from q professional
standpoint, was that he never made
nearly enough pictures to satisfy his
fans. We saw q private exhibition
of his 25-year-old Easy Street"
(his escapades as cop on the
towns toughest beat the other
night and 1t Is still funnier and
more resourceful In It's broad treat
ment than anything our modern
funny men have contrived.
As we said, don't worry about
Evening star., 1944-02-24
Studio Seeks Clouds
But No Rain
HOLLYWOOD

HULL WOOD.
Director Mervyn lie Roy and the
Thirty Seconds Over Toxic" troupe
are getting ready to push OF for
Florida, where they will film the
first and middle sequences Of the
picture based on Ted Lawson's
thrilling book. They want to take
advantage Of the February cloud
effects.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-16
SpUD CHANDLER
GOES into ARMY

FORT MCPHERSON, Ga, Feb.
16.-Spud Chandler, Yankee pitcher
and winner of two Of the last world
series games, has been accepted for
limited service by the Army. The
reason for limitation is because
Of his right arm.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-16
BEAU JACK
MAWLS IT
OVER BERGER

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. TO-
Lightweight champion Beau Jack
made punching bag out of vet
eran Make Berger. Montreal well
ter, last night to score lop-sided
l0-round decision before 5000 fight
fans.
Jack took the offensive in the
first round and floored Berger for
two counts in the seventh stanza
The Associated Press score card
gave Beau every round but the
sixth. which the referee awarded tc
Berger for low punching by Jack
Berger. who had won 16 previous
fights, weighed lab pounds, ano
Beau Jack weighed 1873 pounds.
Empire ClaSsitieds Pay!
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-16
SOLDIERS STAGE
BOXING TOURNEY
AT ALGIERS BASE

ALGIERS, North Africa, Feb. Is.
Yankee boxers generally out
fought their English allies as box
ing tournament to determine l6
champions in amateur and profess
sional classes got into the second
day.
Jack Lisle of the Sixth Army out
pointed Britisher c. T. Howard in
the feature bout of the day in the
senior welter class. T. E. Walsh
from New York City, decisioned
Briton D. Webb in amateur light
weight class, and Ray Nalamine,
Fifth Army bantam from Honolulu,
defeated William Routledge of Lon
don.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-16
4-Bil League
Bowling Held
Last Evening

The Four-Bit League bowled
last night at the Elks alleys, result
ing in the Aces winning from the
ROYALS, and the Jokers defeating
the Deuces. Senescu was high
bowler for last nights play.
Following are the individual
scores:
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-16
BANKERS WIN
FROM SIGNkC.
SQUAD, 1870
Crimson Bears Defeat
GremIins 3 10 II
in Fast Game

A close game was played last
night between the Bankers and Sig
macs basketball squads, the former
team finally winning by score OF
SO to 30. Kitty and Mcclellan led
the scoring for the Bankers with 10
and points respectively, and Len
hart of the Signacs tailed 16 points.
Juneau High School defeated the
Gremlins by score of 33 to n in
a fast and furious game marked by
the accurate shooting Of Scott for
the winners and Of Mcdaniel for the
losing team. The Gremlins took
the lead at the start, and the score
at the end of the first quarter was
6 to q. At the half the Gremlins
still were ahead by count of IS to
H. Then the Bears pulled ahead.
Following are the box scores:
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-16
sTARLINC 10 INTERIOR

Harvey Starting, Supervisor of
Arts and Crafts for the Office OF
Indian Affairs, flew to Fairbanks
yesterday via PAA.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-16

of Campolene, l6 miles below Rome,
when the German counter attacks
forced them back
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-16
Boys Club Feed ..,.s.
Will Be Tonight
Al High School,

The Boys Club feed, an annual
affair, will be held tonight in the
Home Economics room of the Ju-
neau High School. A strictly stag
party, only the boys and men
teachers will be allowed to attend.
The appetizing menu will include
chill and a nodded vegetable salad.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-16
NIGHT ATTACK
IS NJ ON
NAzI FORCES
Continued from Page One)

besieged Casino where violent bat
ting swept for the fifteenth day
Of fighting and increased in inten-
sity as the American soldiers, who
already hold one third of the town,
continued in methodical destruction
of house -aftef house in the Nazi
converted miniature fortresses.
A hull in the ground fighting at
The beachhead continued, the COM
nuniQue only reporting patrol
clashes in the Cisterna and Caro-
ceto areas.
Fierce fighting had swirled
around the Carroceto canning fac
tory which changed hands four
times
The Allies had pushed four miles
north of Carroceto to the outskirts
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-16
TACOMA TURNED
DOWN In GETTING
S0LON FRANCHISE

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Feb. 49,
Clarence Rowland, President of the
Pacific Coast Baseball League, an
ncunced the Leagues directors had
voted down permission to transfer
the franchise Of the Sacramento
Senators to Tacoma purchasers.
The Sacramento Chamber of Com
merce is trying to raise money to
save the team, it is said
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-16
CAGE SCORES

The following are final scores of
leading basketball games played
last night:
oregon ST, Idaho 38.
Texas Tech So, Lubbock Airbase
81
Western Michigan "a, Fort Gus
ter 81.
Kansas U 54, Fort Leavenworth
Filters S.
Great Lakes "a, Depauw 35.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-16
TIGERS MAY LOSE
!. TWO Men 10 Army

DETROIT, Feb 16 = The Tiger
management has received word that
Don Ross, outfield handyman, has
been classed Al and that shortstop
Joe Hoover is up for draft physical
Both men are now in Los Angeles.