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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-11
METHODIST LADIES
 AFTERNOON CIRCLE
 MEETING TOMORROW

The Afternoon Circle of the w. s. c. s. of the Methodist Church will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. R. L. Emil, 610 Eleventh Street, as hostess. Devotions will be led by Mrs. Jane NcMulhn.
 Anyone dsiring transportation is requested to call Mrs. Robert Treat, it was announced. The an- nouncement has also been made that a bake sale to be held June 21 at Berts Cash Grocery was plan ned at the last regular business meeting, with Mrs. Treat in charge. All members are asked to contact Mrs. Treat in regard to donations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-11
COLUMBIA RIVER FISHERMEN ARE
 OUT ON STRIKE

ASTORIA, June 1.-The Coiunl- bia River Fishermen's Protective Union tCIO) was on strike today, tying up the principal U. s. source of chinook salmon.
 The 1000 union fishermen refus- ed to go to work promptly at noon yesterday-official start of the sal- mon season-demanding about 25 percent price increase on all fish caught. The fishermen own or lease their own beats and have been gstting a top price of IT cents a pound for chinook salmon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-11
ALLAN CHAPMAN. R., ADVERTISING AGENCY
 0FfIliAL, IN JUNEAU

Allan Chapman Jr.. discharged from the AAF six weeks ago and who is president of the Alas ka Advertising Agency with main offices in Anchorage, is in Juneau to set up an office.
 The. Alaska Advertising Agency is designed to give the advertisers both here and in the States a com plete advertising service. The firm has a complete agency including ar tist, layout radio director and will have total staff of eight to assist the advertiser in a professional ser- vice.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-11
ANOTHER BODY H
 RECOVERED FROM
 DUBUQUE TRAGEDY

DUBUQUE, Ia, June 1.-The discovery of the badly burned body of man identified as Fred J. Clayden, 33, Dubuque electrician, raised to IT today the number of persons who perished in the fire that swept the 200-room Garfield Hotel early Sunday morning. A charred prayerbook was in his hands.
 The Red Cross reported, mean while, the number of persons unac- counted for had been reduced to eleven.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-11
LICENSE SUSPENDED

On charge of reckless driving of motor vehicle within the City limits of Juneau Frank E. Olsen, Jr., was yesterday fined $25 here by U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray. In addition, Olsen's drivers license was suspended for a period of one year Olsen, who was arrested by Highway Patrolman Hubert J. Gil ligan, with the assistance of City Police, pleaded guilty to the charge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-11
LONG WAY FROM HOME

Miss Mae Suhrbier, recent ar rival in Juneau from South Hill, Va, tand known to her friends as "Butch'9 has joined the staff of the Baranof Hotel Coffee Shop
 During the war, Miss Suhrbier served with the Army Nurse Corps, leaving the service just prior to coming here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-11
nOuGLAs WEDDING

A Juneau couple, Serena LaFlora Griggs and Ray Colin McKinzie, were united in marriage last eve ming by U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray. The wedding service was performed al the Gray home, in Douglas with the couple being att tended by Henry Olive and Helen Goodrich.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-11

ATLANTA.-Mike and Ike, white rabbits, have disappeared and re- appeared many times at the will of magician Edward F. Turner.
 Turner had them in a carryin< case which he placed on the side walk while he bought a newspaper When he turned around, the rab- bits were gone. Neither he nor city detectives have been able to make them materialize.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-11
MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN
inc Stations at I2:sO P. M. Today

MARINE FORECAST PERIOD ENDING "WEDNESDAY EVE. NN Lynn Canaouherly winds Is 20 miles hour Is miles Alaska south Outside waters Dixon souhwesery winds 5 miles by Wednesday, Fog along the Low central Canada
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-11
BOY FOR PEARsONS

MT and Mrs. Erland Pearson be- came the parents of a boy, weigh ing eight pounds, born at 735 pm. yesterday in St. Ann's Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-11

2 WEATHER SYNOPSIS The low  the Gulf of Alaska past
  fallen 24 scattered States. :.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-11
sHAFsKY, MOTHER HERE

Sam Shafsky, Alaska Airline pi- lot, and his mother Mrs. Hazel Shafsky,. have arrived here from Anchorage. They plan to spend several days in Juneau and are re- eistered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-11
O. l.. -.tiIN HERE

O. L. Elgin, representative of Libby McNeill and Libby, has ar rived from Seattle. He is staying at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-11

Empire Want Ads bring results
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24
Students ActiUe At Settlement

The chlldren of the MoggastUwn Neigh oorhood House gave . Ohtist~ mas pageant, arranged by stNoeaas of the college oe SA Elizabeth, on Friday afternoon, m addition there were eableaux, Christmas carols and the customary Christmas party, Mary Rose ClArken of west Main Street, Waterbury. was among the a students from the college who have been giving one ard 6 half or two hoUS a week to the work At the settlements ln Morriseown and Madison,
 Their most important contrlea- ton is to the morale of the chtl- aren, to whom they teach music, draTnatlos, craft work and cooking, They also tell stories to the children.
 Group leaders from both Drew h Madison and from the colleee of St, Elizabeth have arranged pro- grams for the visitors to the settle- ments, who range from Infants to adults, Tn thelr plans, they have lntegrated many ohjectives, such as development of leadership and en~ rlchment of personality in addition to the three-fold purpose of Settle ment House work; social, recreation al and educational. To young peo~ pie who would not otherwise have an opportunity for development along those lines, these contacts with volsnr and SyWpAthetic colleGe students are extremely helpful
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24
Colo Children's
 Party Held By Waterbury Cos.

Movies and musical program, gifts and refreshments featured . party given Saturday for almost %0o children and grandchildren of em- ployes of the Waterbury Companies, Inc.
 Moving pictures oe '"The Three Bears" at a free-for-an Christmas party of their own, and e film, The Night Before Christmas" were shown. Ice cream and cookies were served during an intermission in the movie program,
 Christmas music by Accordionist Domenic Mecca and carols led by Santa Claus (Marcel Doucette) , Domenlc Mecca, and Marshall Hay ward, matser of ceremonies, were included on the program.
 Santa Claus gave Q short talk to the children before disappearing aagin into the fireplace.
 Warren Kaynor, president, well comed the children.
 The arrangements committee con- sisted of Roger Rose, Mir. Hayward, Herbert Carier, Fred Wilson, Bar bara Craft, Richard Kaynor, Mar tha Siebert, Oscar Doucette, Marcel Doucette and Walter Lowell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24
Circle Holds Annual Party

The annual children's Christmas party sponsored by the Daughters of Italy Circle, No. iooe, Com panions of the Forest of America, was held Sunday ct 3 o'clock a, Moose Hall.
 The arrangement committee in- cluded: Mrs. Josephine Sandore, Miss Lena Rinaldi, Mrs. Emma Mucci, Mrs. Angeline Qemino, Mrs S. Dolores P. QuerTera, Mrs. An geline Pinto, Mrs. M. O. Stance Miss Bertha paolonl Miss Dina Plano, Mrs. Anna shcivone, Mrs Victoria Testa, Mrs. Lena Ruggiero, Miss Mildred Sylvestro, Mrs. Rae Datalle, Mrs. Rose Minello and Miss Lena Barone.
 A program of entertainment was held and Joseph Datelle who inc personated santa Claus, distributed gifts. Refreshments were served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24
N. E. Community
 CL,b Fetes 500 Riddles

More than 800 children aVVe .s. the second annual Christmas party % Sronsored by the children of the Torth End c community Club sat ,,rdsy morning at the Alhamnrs Tneater Each child was given cam dy and other refreshments.
 Also included on the progtss' were movie cartoons and comeolea and a program of Christmas caron
 The committee in charge va headed by Paul Barone. chairman ana included Mary Polletto. Aoe. line Rizzolo, Olive Bellotti, Edward santoro Harvie Jay, Otis Cowies' Prank Brevetti, Theodore Gugliotu' william Smith. Jr.. Pasquale stance flames D'Alessio and Vito Mole.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24
Retiring City Official Honored At Porty

Mir. and Mrs. William CarpenVeE' P,erpont Road. were hosts ai cocktail party for Herbert scott-Smith, who recently resigned as superintendent of streets. -.
 The guests included: Rev. Roger p n, Anderson, Rev. and Mrs. sam iiel A pudde, Mayor John s. Mona. gan. Mrs. Helen Bowling, MiSs VIZ Mary Reilly, Mir. and Mrs. Rutleoge Al Parker, ST, Mir. and Mrs; Josepn R Bendler. Mir. and Mrs. 'Inoma' Miller. John Fitzmaurice, John D- Corpo John Parker, MT: ana MIs
 Haroid Martin ard Miss Heaene
 @s 1iso leo Mrs. Jerome R. Lavigne
 Middiebury; Mir. and Mrs, Jerernian Griffin. Wallingford; MT. ana MIs' Clarence A. Shove and MT. and MrS' . 0oueias Carpenter. West Cnesnlre. Wr and Mrs. Arthur Trask. Darlen' MT and Mrs. Harvey Roninson' New Haven and MT. and @ Mrs' Adr,en Robinson, Arlington MasS'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24
Church Group Presents Pageant

ne scene ~ laAa Nallvlly wAe pgN. seAlea Ny @ yoal,a mesAhegs el the psgst eeatloAAA ChNfch sun day,
 tarNlclpaAane wesNS JsaA Anthony, Beverly AAAoA Rose ofAfe Doris JOAeS Eteattlcka KlleodfA, Nancy MAnkerA HeelyM owl Janet ScAN WeltaeE poro(Ay ToleMAM. EllnA TNAllAr end NeesnA Velee,.
 Also, Virginia vNllee, Robert uaAde ney, John MNtklA, Wayne Peal, Dl~ azaA vAvecehiA,
 Also Kenneth AnkhoNy TMomaa orlReA walter selma jrs Wilbur Stone, jr~ Robert vNllee Andrew walker Jrn JeteENy weaver Nleh~ ArN WhIpple M
 TOsN NAfee klnee were played by Robert Schwenleray. Vincent WeNvA er and 0EorNe WAraS pegeA John orAnN Terry Weaver and George WAra, JN
 Rev, D. Kenneth Anthony read the Christmas story and 'TMA Holy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24
FOIk DGNciMg Presented By Girls Club

Tine annual ChFlsgnas party Bpon. eOrod by the Waterbury olrB Club attracted more than 700 members and guests sunday afternoon,
 fn coloritl fOlA costume, i7o girls presented the traditional dance Of 70 nations, depicting Around the World chrislglas Party, Tie dances were directed by Miss Vim Taylor, as. sisted by Miss Betty Donahne and Mrs, Verne Lindqnlsh Boioist was Miss Marie Befnabc,
 Thomas Unwin Was master of ceres monies for the program With OOpe floblneon aa Santa Claus distribut' lF,a Rlfsa Co club members,
 The oiris' Club staff held lts an. nuai party as the clubhouse after the Temple Hail dance pageant, Twenty Fnenibe1 Of the staff and thelr suessS were present for the buffet supper which was prepared by Mrs Mary Beckett
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24
MarjoriePeterSOn FIeted ct ShO7CeY

Woleott. Dec. 23,---MrB. Albert voahel Of Spindle Hill Road, thc former Marjorie Peterson. daugn. tsr of Mir, and Mrs Carl peterson of Spindle Hlli Road. vas guest Of honoy at Q miscellaneous shower rec gently. given by her cousin, Mrs James Peden of Circular Avenue at her home, Decorations were irl pink, blue and white. Fayors Wef miniature brides. Those present were Mrs. Arthur Peterson. Mrs. Albert peterS0r,, Mrs. Carl peterson, Mrs. Max Kraft, Mrs. Howard Kraft, Mrs. Wanda Kraft, Mrs. Lillian Bassefi- feldt. Mrs. Laura Peterson, Mrs. Emma Weaving. Mrs Agnes Cor- coran, Mrs, Charles Olson, Mrs. Anna Spray, Mrs. M Clarence eor- man. Mrs Jane LOckhart. Mrs Byron Fleming, Mrs. Betty Slmons. Mrs Burton Walker, Mrs. Evelyn f,ockhart, Mrs. Rita Holian Mrs Catherine Mccarthy, Oussle shan Icy Of gouthlngton, Mrs. Helen Carew, Mrs. MurIel Coley, Mrs Ruth Snyder. Mrs Theodore Kirch, Lyn King, Helen Guiia1. Shirley Ma" loney. Mrs. George Wilcox, Mrs. George Hail, Mrs. Chris Mongelluzzo. Miss Margaret Champagne. Mrs. Ai- pert voghei, Mrs. Lorraine Stevens. and Mrs. James Peden.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24
NaOmi Chapter FeteS Children

The annual children's Christmas party sponsored by Naomi Chapter, No. g. order Of Eastern star. was held recently at Masonic Temple. Mrs. Lillian Prescott was chairman of the program of Christmas carol- ing and Mrs. Joseph Neill was pic anist. Games were played and Idris Alderson impersonated santa Claus and distributed gifts to more than 50 children.
 Mrs. Lillian Rodeck was chair man of decorations. The tables were decorated with greens and logs with red candles and a sleigh laden with gifts was used as a cen- terpiece. Mrs. Rodeck and Mrs Neill were in charge of the refresh- ments.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24
BOwlimg League
 YWIe Party Held

RsANcoeAmegaeAA QlrR Bowling tleAE0e held tAelr annual CAElslaMAs party Al NAelr elaefoOpAs recently, A grab eAg wAs he'd and . program el el eA(egtAlnmeAl eAloSea,
 These attending were Mss Sue Patrick. MS, AtsaenNe paqNctte' Mra, tsoretA LeveSQNe, Mra tIottie DONNcuN Mrs, BegNAaeele 0Nettin' Mrs, NlNA FolNcehlo, Mre, Allce Rartollnl, Mrs Jennie Lewis, Mrs, Allce casson, Mrs, NleA tosneNfdl, MgA AHNArel MNsslcotte, Mre. MAree MAsslcoteA Mrs Marion HeAly, Mrs, JN0A NeAeFt, MrA, Rita EflgoN, Mrs, Florence 6laRer, Mrs, vVoNne o'peA, MrA Betty pFoVAncNNr Mrs, Marie oven, Mre, Jennie smith Mtes Allce Lane Mre Rita DeMere, Mlss Relen SchwArtA and Mss Blanche neN8erNANle,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24
Swedish Group Elects Officers

Members of rngeborg Lodge 0ota Lodge, Gota Lejon, elected Everett Fridon chairman Friday night; other officers being elected were:-
 Gunnar Mattscn, vlce-chairman Emil Johnson, secretary; Martin Anderson, vice-secretary; Alber, Johnson, financial secretary. George Anderson, vice-financia secretary; Eric Larson, treasurer, Morris Anderson, chaplain; Gustav E. Frodell, master of ceremonies; Carl Brandt, assistant master oi ceremonies; Gust Larson, inside guard; Henning Carlstrom, outside guard; Henning Carlstom, Cari Brandt, Gustave E. FroSell, audi tors; Albin Anderson, trustee.
 The officers will be installed Jan. l7 ct 8 P. M. The next meeting will be held Jan. 3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24

oAlla", waa naAe ey tAe SholF durlns ehe aeEvlaeM
 usAeEs were ReseN neAM Narola oArdMeN Everett oWl end ocvaeA ApAwy,
 a IaganK nufWelL tenor Aololsl, Mre, 0ertfNAae ShetwelA soprano, MfA NNrwell, Aleo, and Kenneth TNls
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24
Union Host to 45O Riddles ot Forty

A special Christmas program was osfered at the Lido Theater on Sat urday for 450 children by members of the Waterbury watch Workers Union, Local s52.
 Harry Reiger acted as santa Claus. distributing gifts to the chil- dren. A gift to James Galullo. pres ident of the local, was presented from stewards and officers Of the U. s. Time Corporation unit.
 Louis Miglario was chairman oi the party committee.
 William Dwyer, student al Georgetown University. is spending the holidays with his family on Blanchard Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24
Mr. and Mrs. Cusson Feted by Friends

Mir. and Mrs. Albert CusSoHl' ol Flovd Street, who will shortly take mn residence on Huntington Avenue were feted by a group of friends re- gently at a party. ..-.
 Present were Lyn Breitnaupt' .yovce Ward, Irene KrlikauSkaS Joyce Ward, Irene Krukauskas. Ray mond LAFiamme, Francis BattisM Francis Reynolds. Elatn Litnicn Anna ShurkuS, Dicky Provencher Thomnas Freney, Doris Provencher Barbara Krukauskas, and Ezniline LaFlamne.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24
rppOtIr0.Rg1MMAnno

Vincent ppollto, Of coNgFOss Ave. nNe, announces the en0AkemOAe ol hls daughter Mss Fanny tppollto to Anthony LAMoArao, son of Mr and Mrs, Michael fMmhAreln Ol Primrose Street The wedding vill take place Jan, 10 et 6 A, M, ln eAe Church ot Our EAay oa Mount Carmel, Mir LameArdo N a vet. eran of approximately three yeAss with the U, s, Army, incMalns two years in the European Theater.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24
Holy Cross Club
 To Hold Formal

One of the most promising events of the Christmas season will be held Friday night at The Elton when the newly organized Holy Cross Club of Waterbury will hold its first Christ mas dance held by the club since iea2. John Delaney, president an- nounced that a large attendance Is expected.
 Joseph Nardus and Frank Dooley are co-chairmen of the affair,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24
ARPTNAFI..NnYn A

The coming marriage of Mlss Besnlce AspinaM Co Robert Novd son of Mr, and Mrs. Nooerescn H Boyd of willow Court, has been announced by her parents, Mir and Ms, Clifford Aspinalyl, oe Knoll Street The wedding is scheduled tor Jan. 90 at 10 A, N, in sacred Heart church,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24
NARnoRRI.nlnH.AsIn

Announcement has been made o9 the engagement of Miss Beatrice NaraosEa of Barnes Street Exension, daughter Of the late MT. and Mrs. Rocco D. NardosA bo Carmen Nj. DiBlaslo, son of MT, and Mrs. Frank DiBlasio of Bank Street. No date has been set for the wedding,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24
KrRRRNRAN.NYNN

ARr end MFa, Abraham ROner. man, of DwlNhe street announce the eneNeeNent of MelF aANgAtNr Bar DarA Ruth, to Daniel Nyer, son ol Max Ever New Haven, and the late Mrs, Eyer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24
ENlNNlNllAA ANl . NlNNl AIlnN

Nlr, and Ma, JAmes cNAnnMRAAIA, M Homer ,AtRNee have announced the eneNRenaeAk and comlnR mar rlAee ct ehelt aANeh(en JAeQaellNe Ruth Co John MAgNhAN McA4Ahon, son ol Mrs, Ellen MeNAAhon, Yale SlFeet and the late John McNGAhoN, TNe wedding wiN ee on event el Eee, ls Ae Q A M, ln Sk MlehAelN SANrcA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24
laN NaaA aana Nhe eaAiAAA "Ehe
 Hoy ohlla," bS ll, W rAFheh

Ma MAFeArNl Withey, dAuNhtef ef kAn And MEa, Frank WitheS ~ FFAnkllN Avenue, oakvllle . AeaA aeNl M the unlVerelly of Uohheetls eul Ia spendlng the holidays wlth her pAfehlA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24
EmgageMseMtS
AVNT9N0WRNH

ME ana Mfa, Henky Austin 0l CoellaRe AVNnAAN announce NAe NA' ENNeMeNl Of tAelF NANkAleN AElAl Mary E Austin to. WAlteE F, West son oe AaN and Mre, WNl(el 1 West ef Resetle esreek No aAl, hes been set ter the wedding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24

MT. and Mrs. Francis O'oorman, of William Street, announce the birth of 6 daughter. Eileen Janet, on Dec. 2i, at the Waterbury Hos- pital. Mrs. O0orman is the former Irene Lanctot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24

Miss Jean Reinbrecht, 6 junior at Lake Erie College, Painesville, Ohio, is spending the Christmas holidays ct the home of her par
 ents, MT. and Mrs. Downing A. Reinbrecht of a Randolph Avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-24
MiddIebury Girls To Be Feted Tonight Al New York Boil

Miss Ann Hawkes.. daughter oi william v. Hawkes. of Middlebury and Miss Pamela StIllman, daugh- fer of pr. and Mrs Edgar etillman New York and Hishheld, Middle bury. are tmong the i2S girls who were introduced at the Debutantt CotliIlon and christmas Ball las' night in the ballroom Of the Wal doTf- Astoria, New York City. Pro- ceeds of the bail. which is under written by Coty, Inc. be used for the keneflt of the New York Infirmary.
 Miss Hawkes. was graduated from the sepence School, New York, last tune. Miss Stillfnan, a graduate Of Miss Porter's School, Pennington, is c student at Bryn MawT College.
 Miss Virginia Adams Of Harriet Avenue, q student at the College of Arts and Sciences at the University Of Connecticut is spending the holi- days with her parents.
Evening star., 1946-09-29
other expenses having a maximum

other expenses having a maximum
| of 81 day.
Theodore Roosevelt Storch of
Storch Associates of Brooklyn,
NJ Y, for the Federal Surplus Prod
ucts Co, who gave veterans rights
in war surplus goods as his interest.
He said his salary and expenses had
not yet been definitely fixed.
William S. Snow. 815 King street,
Alexandria. for the American Fish
cries Association Cooperative, with
salary of $1,000 a year; the Cali
fornia Fish Canneries Association
S1,500 a year; California Sardine
Products Institute, $1,000 year,
and the National Renderers' Asso-
citation, $1,000, for total of S11 700
year. He said there were no ex-
pense accounts.
Vienna Agent Included.
Charles E. Babcock, Vienna, Va.
for the National Council, Junior
order of American Mechanics of the
United States of North America, a
cooperative not organized for profit
He listed no salary but reported
expenses of $50 a month.
One OF the earlier registrants was
r. Preston Shealey as Washington
representative of the National Re
tail Credit Association, who sale
he was paid $375 a month but thai
this included allowances for rent
Stenographic and other expenses.
Evening star., 1946-09-29
Cox 10 Swear In Men
For New Guard Unit

Brig. Gen. A. L. Cox. commander
of the District National Guard, will
administer the oath to approx
mately 25 men as nucleus for the
18th Aircraft Control and Warning
Squadron at pm Tuesday at Dis
trict National Guard headquarters,
Third street and Indiana avenue
NV.
The 18th, part Of the District
National Guard, recently was per-
mitted by the War Department Ma
tional Guard Bureau to recruit men
for the formation of the squadron.
The unit will be part of the 153rd
Aircraft Control and Warning
Group, whose headquarters will be
in Philadelphia, Pa.
The squadron will operate a for
ward tactical air-direction center
through the use of the latest radar
and electronic equipment. 1t will
have 81 vehicles and act in indie
pendent self-supporting units. -Four
stations will compose a unit-one
Evening star., 1946-09-29
AFL Lobbyists Lead
Labor Agents in Filing
with Clerk Of House

American Federation of Labo
representatives have taken Leaf
among organized labor groups il
registering as lobbyists with tn.
clerk of the House, under the Leg.
islative Reorganization Act.
Registration statements have beer
submitted by Lewis G. Hines, a.
legislative representative of tn.
AFL national headquarters at Ninth
and Massachusetts, avenue NV. anc
by Foster j. Pratt for the Interna
tional Federation of Technical En-.
gineers. Architects and Craftsman.
Union. AFL.
In addition, registra tions of thu
past week included that of Hartman
Barber of Cincinnati, Ohio. for thu
Brotherhood of Railway and Steam.
ship Clerks, Freight Handles, Ex.
press and Station Employees.
"a Lobbyists Registered.
| To date only "a lobbyists have
registered since the law becam,
effective in the closing days of tn,
18th Congress. A much longer lis
Is expected after the new Congress.
meets next January.
Mr.. Hines, who explained his legis.
latlve interests were those of the
membership generally of the AFL
gave his salary as S7.280 a year. HI
said his expense paid by the organi.
zation would average about S25 6
month to cover cab and phone items
Mr.. Pratt reported the labor groul
had elected him president for a
two-year term and that lobbying
duties placed on the president con-
stitute only minor duty among
the administrative and executive
work devolving on him. He gave
his salary as $500 a month and SAID
he had no expense account fol
lobbying purposes"
Barber Gets S4,836.
Mr.. Barber for the Brotherhood
OF Railway Clerks and others, re-
ported a salary of $4,836 and saic
there was no definite amount al
lowed for travel and other Incl
dental expenses.
Other lobby registrations in
clude:
r. F.. Hollister, executive man.
ager of the Independent Benkers
Association for the 18th Federal
Reserve District, Portland. Greg.
who listed a salary of $1,000 a
year, plus travel, phone and tele-
gram expenses.
F. E. Mollin of Denver. Colo. for
the American National Live Stock
Association. AS its executive sec
retary, he said Washington work
was only minor part of the nor
NAL years duties. He listed a
salary of $4,000 a year and said
that in several recent years he
had been given $500 bonuses.
New Yorker Paid $4,000.
Joseph H. Louchheim, New York
City, for the Committee for the
Nations Health, Inc, whose salary
was listed as $4,000 plus travel and