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The Nome nugget., 1947-09-26
Forecast And Weather Report
 Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. s. Dept. oI Commerce, Weather Bureau.
Friday, September 26, l947

Friday, September 26, l947
 Forecast Nome: Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. Lowest temperature tonight 35. Highest temperature Saturday 46.
 Nome data as of 7:30 am. today: Precipitation last "A hours. trace. Total precipitation this month IFS inches.
 Temperatures last "A hours: highest 43, lowest 40.
 Maximum wind last "A hours 28 miles per hour from the W.S.W.
 Sunrise at 5:58 am., sunset at 5:30 pm.
 Comparative data: Tempera- lures one year ago today: highest AZ, lowest "A.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907: Lowest 21 in l943, highest 56 in 1926.
 Data for other selected stations oc Df T.0
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-26
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES

Mrs. Pete Reader and children were brought in from North Fork on Wednesday.
 Fred Duocher and Frank Stin- ton were passengers from Fair banks on Thursday.
 Don Stewart was a passenger to Casa de Paga on Thursday.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-26
FRED DUROCHER
 RETURNS TO NOME

Fred Durocher returned to Nome this week from Fairbanks to spend the winter on his mining property in the upper Council district. Fred has been mining this summer over in the Valdez Creek district, and says the prospects look good for a busy season next year.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-26
ROTARY CLUB MET THURSDAY NOON

The Rotary Club held it's regu- lar Thursday noon luncheon yes terday with Chris Roust presiding.
 George Beacon was welcomed in as a new member to the organ ization.
 Bus Boyd, auditor for the North ern Commercial CO. was a visitor
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-26
SCHOOL NEWS
THIRD GRADE

We have 39 enrolled in the third grade, l6 boys and 23 girls. Due to the large enrolment in the fourth and fifth grades, we are sharing our room with six fourth graders.
 Our spelling chart is up and we are all working to earn a star on it. Last week l6 earned stars. This week "A received stars.
 The art period last week was spent in making autumn leaves to decorate our room.
 HIGH SCHOOL
 The High School Student Body has decided to give their first dance of the season next Saturday. The committees in charge are all ready making plans to make this an outstanding affair.
 Eddie O'Conner returned to school Friday, after having an ap- pendectomy, and we are all glad to have him back.
 The mechanical drawing class holds forth these days in the li- brary, as their former room has been taken by the second grade.
 The school paper, The North Star, is to be published by the two English classes this year, with Mrs. Cameron as faculty advisor. The first edition is to make its ap- pearance Oct. 10th.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-26
Truman Opens
 Community Chest

WASHINGTON, (P)-President Truman will make four minute nationwide radio address tonight to launch the annual community chest drive.
 The address, at 3:53 pm. Nome time), will be broadcast by all net works.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-26
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL

Harry Coleman, Chicago Rusty Anabel, Bert Mcbride, and Col. Lintner, Anchorage. F. P. Duro- cher, Council.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-26
MacDONALDS CLOSE CAMP ON NORTH FORK

Mir. and Mrs. William MacDon- aid who have had a busy season dredging at North Fork this sum- mer returned yesterday, having closed camp for the season.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Southeost.
TAR FORT DUPONT PARK and recre,

NEAR FORT DUPONT PARK and rse a,a.
on lot 5oxloo f. in excellent lent Sc
DoT s5 SScks f ssF Efdfae sf
Fl arr a;s 81 EEEErE LAS Here at
new red brick semidet. homes, {. rooms, tile
R Rs AND AND meny other ssturea Preed
only 50, o75. New DEVELOPMENT within the
District Streets newly paved; going fast
house open every day. $3.50 am, to pm,
se0s 5sHAN 25s Hsa A co fHs
6 ori 18TH .. SO PM.-vscans, move in:
new-house cond.; 2-story brick. Semidet !:
. bedrms, recr. nm; 8 yrs o,, old S,,t pest
ave, to Atlantis st: right 2 blks., left to
Gus eia- features: fireplace in living
E EGo 'e ri Re ea ssn as sm
basement, with hobby shop and full shower
bath: storm windows and screens throush-
f or h tgus trees e nsy real ih Say only
SaO.a50. Cali Mr.. Meyer, TR. 1851, with
MALCOLM, MA. 1858. IS
HILLCREST-Det brick on corner lot,
gas s. &C. heat: attached garage; 2 porches;
s ssoo 900 50f cali GT AZ 7s asaF'ns
5-RooM DETACHED HOUSE. large lot; 2
s sSfH Zoo LErToN MARTIN Earle Bldg Bldg
ANACosfIA-Detsched 6 rms. and bath,
aARFaA SaFa RsAE aEse 1H Piss fs45 aood
Hope I'd. Sc, TR. 1852.
s1e ALABAMA AVE. Sc, $3.50 down
cant; rms, bath, Areola INV each
Vinniek, with A. M. DRAIsNER 14o4 L
st. NV, MA. s036; eve, GE. 02e7. ONCE
open Sun, IL to 4.
ANACoSTIA-Lovely residential. Semidet,
brick, oil heat. rms, 2 baths, bsmt, rec.
Call till 8 pm, PAUL J. MILLER, Du.
LINCOLN PARKS rms. &c apts); fur
nished . fun baths: brick: excellent
value. Ideal for home and income. Call
till 8 pm, PAUL J. MILLER, DU. 2422.
I44e IVES .PL. Sc, $500 down, bal. s65
DTsk Gs Morris GohsS es Mi5on va
NV, MA. 5000; eve dE. o2e7. once
ILLCREsT-Beautiful 2-hedroom brick,
large living room with fireplace. fully
equipped kitchen, panelled rec. nm. with
fireplace and Law, front porch, wooded
Handicapped lot, rear yard fenced enclosed,
copper plumbing and cutters metal Vene-
tian blinds Truly well appointed. ROBERT
MAGEE RE. 774o until $50.
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c. Ell
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HOUSES FOR sALE-soutbeast.

+ sHSSShS s~N D>sstssSSN~s
SoNGREss HGTs., Iao p.rrinston st..
seoT sis sis - soats eaDisol st
c cO GiI HEIGHTS. attractive s-rm. de-
tached home; newly painted and decorated;
s al modem ny ses nice s Sf.a
r.sssa ss, and SUM % ser
completely ss ne se.st OAK S 1s
e FoEssstsr. left 4 blk. SAN A Ros asS
IaIs 6 sr. s.E.-colonial porch brick: s
rms bath. new gas heating plant; extra
e srs sh
sLuMEh CO., Realtor. GIT Pa. ave. sc.
LiFE CAN BE beautiful with a home in
snd d assa sses rR Ross s s'h settle
apt: price. $4,000. cash $4,000. Mrs rs.
RR ssh Hs4AT HM AF ss7 sasaw iLIoudHBYs
CoLoRED-soi KENTUCKY AVE. Sc
sI iiS,54o;, corner semidstaehsa brick: ex-
i s only 1 By VIZ O. ss
CoLoREp-15oe BLOCK B ST. s.E,De-
SsIsns ao IS rsns oMsxAsHisofos H SSHs
sSG oGGbp ii iot ass St. s.E-Row brick
8 rms. and bath, h.-w.h. Price. S6,450
HARTMAN REALTY. INC, 1345 Good
CoLORED-OPEN today, i to 8. 1915 D
ST. s.e. Diet. white brick Colonial front
porch, 8 rms. Q baths, gear garage, 2
sun porches, finished rm. in basement,
INV. oil heat; excellent for doctor. Can
be sold with, low down payment and low
monthly, payment; FIRST NATIONAL
REALTY CORP, 9o5 10Th st. NV, RE.
cSoLoRED-oPEN to 5-vacant. Mod
ern house, 1st-class condition: refg.; gar;
FIRST time offered very reasonable terms.
coLoREbn-lsth ST. SEC rms, Ia
baths. brick, rec. rm. "A lovely home
I'd. Sc. Vacant. Ultra-modern row brick.
5 lovely rooms. bath, full bsmt. Only
S9,250. To reach: Out Nichols ave. to
Morris I'd. left to Hunter pl;. right to
Howard I'd and house. ENTERPRISE
REALTY CO., 1924 Eye st. NV" Elk.
COLORED-AvoN REALTY Co. 1917 B
st. s.e-Brk., 6 rms, 2 baths; arranged
front porch, Price, ST. 1900. Opened for
inspection, l to m. Sunday. DU. 4027,
GE. 3T11 or NO. 927S, 1927 18th st. NV.
Opened till 9 pm.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeoss.

FOR The DISCRIMINATING buyer-60o
blk, Franklin st. ne,6-r5m ns sap sanIs
fa4se lot e colonai front porch oil heat
det garage. beautiful place. Cal!
NJ Kilt4ehss99s,,o COX & CO. D1. 4g54
s BEET deeaehed si0ss aps e separate
frances; nice garden and fruit trees; Can
Ab oSs so sSes GR o4 ss nc sSys
MOORHEAp. Realtors. IS
CORNER BRICK, only $3.50 down--6 rms.
o GsmaE sIo5o oaT B ' o. cR XII IL INC
I4th st. NV. AID. 06oo. Open ewes. I'll
oF ZEN SUN. 1s-leo9 W Va. ave ne
Don't miss this spacious 20-ft. row oTick.
lovely rms end tile bath, scr2ened-in
with laundry tubs. h.-w.h. det ssr
S ziiL 4 WOOD. EX. ais; evss. and
WIonloDRfDGE GARDENs-37.5 Goth st,
ne Open noon till dark daily; vacant
immediate possession: fully Oct corner
stricted area with iio-ft. frontage, large
side yard overlooking Govt. park Isl mr.
od4 ynf n eS dnns rm and po%der
rm.; Ind FIR. contains bedrms, tiled
bath and shower; full cellar. gas INV h.
g. s aUNEA III i RsalSoF sos n CAPT
TRISIDAD-Colonial row brick. 6 rms 2
incloSed porches, . baths. finished base
ment: in excellent conditisogna ion, c anc for
Moss, Reaitor, a125 r. I. ave. ne. 10
so2 MASS AVE Cor house. Il rms.
3 baths, oil heat; real money making
proposition Mrs. Reedmond. EN-. Ss55,
WILLOUGHBY S REAL ESTATE. AT. 1888
sl7 F ST. N.E.-vacant; 6-rm. brick, rec
reation rm.. auto. heat, garase, Frisidsire
etc. l. A. JET. FIR. 5el2,
story brick, like new. only yrs, old; liy:
bedrmS., tiled bath; air conditioned; quick
possession: 50. $50. Can be purchased turn
Cali CO. 1888 or GE. 9341, PECK COM
PANY, 340S 18th st. ne. Ia
261 TENN. AyE.-Brick, 2 apis. gas heat
basement; poss- priced to sell. NJ. & n.
REALTY, MA, 0223, RIA. 6912. Open sun
day > 10 &. p
SEMIDET. BRICK, built in 1910: 8 nice
rms. and bath, with attic that can be made
into add. rms; full equipped kitchen. full
basement. with rec. rul. and Law. oil heat
nice yard; very COW. ne. nelghborhooo
Nj: Andrew. TR.. 1851. BROWN REALTY
CORP. Du. S55s.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

SPECIAL BARGAIN-1st commercial 4o5
4-rm. brick in rear; price, s5,450; small
cash payment. RE. 5216. Ill
NEAR 18th AND F SITS. S.W.-A well-con-
structed. 3-story semidet. brick; has 9 nice
rms bath. h.-w.h.; gear brick garage:
ideally arranged for room renting and
priced right for quick sale. FLOYD E.
COLORED-sACRIFICE 5000 down. $40
month. 621 End st. sw. Two-story brick,
5 rms Elk. 5000; ewes. HO. 0325: Ill
rms. and bath, electricity: $500. To in
spect call GEORGE HOSPIDOR, DI. 1857
Ct R5 3D. ST. near 9Th sv-s r and
b., h.-w.h. Small down payment, bal like
rent. NATHAN DUVALL, DI. 640O; eve,
81 GeLo bR91 X ST, and s57 O st sv.
-2-Story frames. small down payment
and monthly payments. OWNER, DU
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp

81 600 room bungalow. 10 acres good
sell: fruit and shade trees; near Accokeek
is miles D. c. line. J. LETToN MARTIN,
Earle Bldg. RE. 24e2.
4-APT. HOUSE for sale. Call in person,
nightly after $50 or Sunday. MR.. CAS-
TIGLIONE, sos Greenwood ave, Takoma
PaIk: Nd.
large lot; $500. Hillside O632
By OWNER, 2-bedroom brick bunsalow,
recreation room, oil heat, equipped kitchen.
81. 500 down. e07 Cox ave, Hampshire
Knobs, Nd. 81. 1851. la
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50 down, SS5 per mo-. with 5
porch, 2 nice bedrms.. tile
-, gas heat. To inspect call
SERVICE, 1914 Penn. ave.
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CONTINUED on Next Psgs.l
Evening star., 1947-07-23
World Labor Leaders
Praise Macarthur in
RevitaIiziing Japan
By Robert S. Allen

Gen. Macarthur today won high
praise from an unexpected quarter
A group of international labor
leaders. including a representative
Of Soviet Russia, acclaimed Gen
Macarthur for performing a mar
velous task in revitalizing japan
despite that nations perilous eco
ncnic situation"
The high commentator was con-
tained in a report made by q dele
cation of the World Federation of
Trade Unions after an extended
visit to Japan, Korea and China.
Members of the delegation, and
signers of the report, are Willard S
Townsend, Chicago, Executive Board
member of the C1O; Ernest A. Bell
secretary Of the British Trade Union
Congress; Michael Tarasov, secre-
tary of the Soviet Trade Union Con-
gress, and Patrick Walberg and
Louis Saillant of France. Mr. Sail
liant is secretary general of the
WFTU.
Macarthur Opposed Mission.
The 1aborites praise of Gen. Mac
Arthur Is particularly noteworthy in
view Of his opposition to permitting
the mission to come to Tokyo last
spring. He objected to them on the
ground that q general strike was
threatened and their presence might
be harmful.
Secretary of War Patterson per-
sonally overruled Gen. Macarthur
He ordered him to admit the labor
mission. In their report. they said
that, despite Gen. MacArthur's pre-
vious attitude, they received every
possible courtesy from Gen. Mac
Arthur, his staff and the members of
the allied governments located in
Japan"
While commencing Gen. Mac
Arthur, the labor group voiced sharp
criticism Of Maj. Gen. Archer l.
Lerch. United States military COVER
nor OF Korea.
TT Is with regret" the report
states. that the delegation records
that. in contrast to the sympathy
and ready cooperation displayed by
the military authorities in Japan to-
ward the task of this delegation, the
military governor in Korea appeared
to be out of sympathy when deplor-
able conditions in relation to a par
ticular incident of brutal restriction
OF trade union activity were called
to his attention.
Investigated in South Korea.
I'm contrast to this attitude, how
ever. the acting commander of the
United States occupying forces In
South Korea readily undertook to
fully investigate the incident and to
deal with the matter in accordance
with the legal provisions
The report particularly commends
Gen Macarthur for number OF
democratic policies. Among these
are the removal of restrictions on
Evening star., 1947-07-23

cerning Kazuyoshi Dodashi, pres
ident Of the National Union
of Government Communication,
Workers, the report states:
Smart in appearance, agile in
action, Dobasl1i would have made a
good movie star, if he had aspired
to become an idol of japanese
hlmdom. Indeed he must be the idol
of many a female industrial worker.
A lady reporter once remarked that
he had the most charming eyes
she had ever seen. Yet Dobashi's S
sole preoccupation is how to better
the status of labor and maintain
the unity of his union
Another Jap labor leader, Katsumi
Kikunami, head of the National
Congress Of Industrial Organiza-
items and president Of the News
Evening star., 1947-07-23

cellations may send not more than
10 addressed envelopes, accompanied
BY g remittance for the stamps, to
the Postmaster at Washington 13,
D. c.. the announcement said. The
outside envelope should be marked,
First Day Covers, Air Mail Stamp"
The stamp will be sold August 30
at the departments philatelic
agency. Thereafter, it will be made
available at other post Offices as
soon as distribution permits.
Evening star., 1947-07-23

paper and Radio Workers Union
according to the report, used to be
a reporter,
Today the report states, che
is the leader Of 100000 workers
He was picked for this pest by tht
rank and file because, as an edi.
torial writer, he had more time tt
spend on union activities than mos
of his colleagues"
Evening star., 1947-07-23
New Air Mail Stamp Goes
On Sale Here AUGUST 80

A new 10-cent air mail stamp will
be placed on sale here August 80,
the Post ONCE Department has an
nounced.
The black-and-white stamp is in
tended for use primarily on air mail
to Latin American countries for
which a 10-cent rate is in effect, it
was explained. 1t Isl of the same
size As the special delivery stamp
and bears a picture of the Pan
American Union Building with q
plane in flight in the upper right
corner.
Collectors desiring first-day can
Evening star., 1947-07-23
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Way to Relieve
Itchy PimpIes

When your skin is irritated with
pimples. red blotches and other skin
blemishes. and you're crazy with Itch
ing torture. here's quick relief. Get a
35c box of Peterson's Ointment at
your druggist and. apply this delight
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Evening star., 1947-07-23

political, civil and religious hber-
ties, encouragement Of labor unions,
laws safeguarding collective bar
gaining and organizing rights, in
come tax exemptions for unions,
abolition of thought control" meas
ures. and release of 100000 politi-
cal prisoners.
The report warns, however, that
Japan is confronted with great
economic difficulties. This factor,
the report holds, underlies much
Of the restlessness of the great mass
Of people" .t.-
Impressed by Jap Leaders.
The delegation indicated it was
much impressed by the new Jan
labor leaders who have come into
prominence since vi Day. Con-
Evening star., 1947-07-23
Sweetheorts GhustIy

The new vapor lighting system in
use in County Armagh, Northern
Ireland, is most unpopular with
young "colleens," who are tired OF
hearing their boy-friends say: ny
dear, you do look ghastlv tonight. .
Evening star., 1947-07-23

management viii be held at pm.
tomorrow In the Mount Rainier High
School.
David Carliner. attorney. will dis
cuss the rights of tenants undor the
rent control law.
Evening star., 1947-07-23
Haywood Gardens Rent
Meeting Set. Tomorrow

A mass meeting Of haywood Gar.
dens tenants opposed to the 1o-per.
cent fat rent increase asked by the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
Soroptimist Club Gives Shower for
 Former President

A handkerchief shower was given by members of the Juneau Sorop- timist Club for Miss Lee Ellenwood, who IS leaving for the States, at the clubs regular luncheon yesterday in the Terrace Room of the Bar anof.
 Miss Ellenwood is past president and trustee of the Soroptimists. She is leaving Sunday on the Princess Norah, and before departing she presented the club with her presi- dents pin. She was the first presi- dent of the club here.
 On December IS a Christmas par ty will constitute the social meeting, and members will draw names for the exchange of gifts not to ex- ceed S1
 Members accepted a board recom- mendation donating $10 to the Fili- pino Community for the relief of citizens in the Philippine lsalnds.
 Mrs. Edna Lomen announced that $37 secured through the sale of the cookbook Out of Alaska's Kit chens," will be contributed to the Alaska Crippled Children's Asso- citation. She said that the story hours at the public library are working out very well, and that Mrs. Daniel Ross is lending assist ance.
 Members heard a letter of thanks from B. Frank Heintzleman, chair man of the Juneau Memorial Li- brary Board, in which he expressed appreciation to the Soroptimists for their substantial contribution to the Memorial Library fund.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
APPEAL 10 SKYE R 5 IS
 GIVEN OUT

All skiers are reminded of the program planned for the coming weekend in regard to preparing the ski tow site for operation
 The ski tow committee chairman, Elwin Messer, announces the iol- lowing plan for hauling materials to the area this weekend.
 Saturday morning all available workers are requested to be on hand at the home of Matt Gormley to sort cut and haul the material to the foot of the ski trail
 The group will gather at 10 o'clock at Gormley's, which is located at West Juneau, just across the bridge
 Sunday will mark the day for talk ing all necessary material up the trail to the tow site.
 Every possible skier or interested skier should attend to complete this important work
 Skiers are reminded again that without full cooperation from all, the new promised ski tow cannot operate.
 The Sunday group will meet at 10 o'clock in front of the Federal Building with transportation avail able for all.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
w "A A-N-T A-D -S
MURPHY & MURPHY

$4,500 takes 3-bedrooms, furnace. cement basement. Basin Road S, ,600.00 one-bedrcom home near Small Boat Harbor, furnished. 1889 Chevrolet Master 4-door Se- dan completely reconditioned. 3-Bedroom home near school and Fed. bldg If desire rent two rooms, outside entrance, separate bathroom, newly decorated, furn., Venetian blinds, refrig., automatic hot water furnace. $5,C00.O0 Two-tedroom home, view, well furnished, excellent condi- ton, basement. 3-Bedroons, Glacier Highway, new, garage adjoins, furnished, fur mace.
 3-Bedrooms, Waynor Add, Furnish ed refrig., washing machine, venetian blinds. BOATS Tacora, Polaris, Albetros, Floating Cannery, 31A36. DOUGLAS 2 bedroom homes, one $3,5OOoO, one $2,5OO.OO. Furn- ished.
 Beach Property, Juneau-Douglas, also Auke Bay area. Business Properties: Decker Bldg, Curio Shop, ? marine shops, Sea- view Apts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05

above Tacoma. The Northern Divi- vision leader, Seattle, was idle.
 Hermie Gruhm led the Canadians with four goals and one assist, giv- ing his team a 3-1 lead in the first period and putting it out of danger in the second.
 Vancouver opens a California tour at Fresno Saturday night. Fresno, leading the Southern Division ros- ter, was idle last night but travels to Oakland for the leagues only game tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
FIGHT DOPE

Fights last night turned out as follows:
 AT CHICAGO - Anton Raadik 16l, Estonia outpointed Al Red Priest. 154la, Cambridge, Mass, 8.
 AT BOSTON - Richie Shinn, 131%. San Francisco, TK.O. Jackie Harris, 12912, Maiden, 8.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
BASKETbALL

Four basketball games were play ed across the nation last night and results were as follows:
 City College Of New York 61, Brig ham Young 56 (overtime).
 Holy Cross 65; Tufts 36.
 Franklin 68 Depauw 65 (over- time).
 Oregon 76: Portland 30.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
NTATCOCK LEAVES

Clyde Maycock, u. S. Forest Serv- ice Ranger at Sitka, left here yes terday on board the Ranger VI to return there after a two weeks con- ference here with local Forest Serv- ice officials Enroute to Sitka, Mayeock will make timber sale in spections and is not expected to arrive at the coastal city until De- cember 20.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
Hockey Games
(By The Associated Press)

Vancouver, B. C., moved up to second place in the Northern Divi- sion of the Pacific Coast Hockey League last night with 7-3 win over Portland, while in the Southern Division last-place San Diego was walloping second-place San Fran cisco, 6-2
 Vancouver's easy win at Portland boosted the British Columbians
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
HOSPITAL NOTES

Oscar Coulson and Herbert Per rier were admitted to St. Anns Hospital for surgical attention yes- terday and Nels Doskeland entered as medical patient. Christine Jen- sen underwent a tonsillectomy in St. Ann's Hospital.
 Jack Short was discharged from the hospital yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT

COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT
 Rental of the AB Hall, liquor li- cense renewals and relief for Europe are expected to be the main topics of business at tonight's regular meeting of the Juneau City Council in the Council Chambers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05

AVON PRODUCTS representative Phone Black ATS. 20. Box 7e2.
 656-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05

KIRSTEN'S BEAUTY SHOP. spec iallzing in Permanents, Quart Oi. S1050. New Ray Machineless, S1350 Helene Curtis Creme Oil Cold Wave, S1850 and S20. Ph. 556. 780-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05

France is about three times the size of Missouri.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
LOST AND FOUND

LOST: Mans Elgin wrist watch, leather strap. Reward. Phone 229. 51 At
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05

Switzerland is about twice the area of Massachusetts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05

GUARANTEED Realistic Perman- ent, $750 Paper Curls, $l up Lola's Beauty Shop. Phone POI 3l5 Decker Way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05

BEAUTY SHOP. Permanents, etc
 Violet Seaberg, Green 483.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05

EOOM-kitcnen privileges = Home Hotel Phone 836
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05

HEMSTITCHING and Button Making. Black 510. 757-1mo.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS

WINTER & POND CO, Inc
 Complete Photographic Supplies Developing = Printing = Enlargins Artists Paints and Materials Photographic Christmas Cards
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05

WANTED TO RENT Furnished
 or unfurnished two or three bed- room apartment or house. Ph. 866. 742-1mo
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
WANTED

RELIABLE WOMAN will care for children evenings. Ph. Black
 910. 751 2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05

HELP WANTED Painter, must be
 1st class mechanic, days work guaranteed. Ph. 581. 742-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05

FOR SALE-Thiee houses and lot houses in good condition and oeS location. Inquire Trevor Davis Box 576. .Juneau. 472-t