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Evening star., 1947-07-12
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

VALET sHoP, large corner store. COM
l742 Columbia I'd. Investigate. don't
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ct5G5Siasl0Ri CORNER RESTAURANT with liquor. for
For details, eall OWNER. Ex; Ssslss dSo u.
Rsaky n enarse
$4,000 and for S. After PM sH'
GxPEER. MILLINER for concession in
basis; woman only. Apply giving quail:
EfnslSHS EakSR 5ToRE aH6 ao7M AND sfsf ATT with
lease; lent, s125 per mo-; will sell cheap.
boRNr6wRN DOW T 81 (; TURKISH BATH for women
want reliable person to take over s mos.
lease. Day time. ME. $500: ewes. Gil.
SODA FOUNTAIN for lease in drugstore,
only. References required. Box 4s4sM'
SEAurY SHOP, NV. well established, is. z liz, Il 4
RsfGTe M atSsE PM "a gaSs. o bu!,
Va. Owner leaving town. Price, $1,000.
bRY-cIaANING PLANT. complete modern
synthetic eouipment for, sale; machinery
ton; ton capacity $500 weekly. Includes
steam iron, spotting gun. double pun iron
with vacuum. 5-h.p. Eas-fred boiler with
return system; very profitable and eco
nomical setup; cash or terms. Call Ia.
$500. Ia
GROCERIES<MEATS, doing $1,000 week:
clean modern store; good location; must
lock, stock and barrel Call Ii. 9466. -13
RESTAURANT with dining room and lunch
room, ABC license; doing excellent bust
quarters; gross business last year $751;
2S3: 9-yr. lease including option to pur-
eaaSe eaI PEarAaoS sssF aSss kGALTY l CO. Fartax
SMALL BAKERY, excellent location, near
by Maryland WA. 1868. -13
OWNER must sacrifice old-established busi-
ness in excellent Northwest section: at
traetive variety store with good fixtures
OWNER, AID. 1926, or GL. 4I2I.
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PERSONAL.

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ssI ssis, 5 70 SSHr 81 sSRs:l !. N M's Ras
fYuhsa fu FIRE RfFisE m 2R7s CARE given 1s your
infant Of baby st WELL1NdToN NURsERY.
EyeEytains furnished; Also ehildFsn ;saI fan
while o m1ess t'kfs saehs0n
sesetisn invited. For Information ssall
HONE HNp 4 4.l SALARY RI for sstt!ss y; ySiss ss
faa spnasssi assa sRsaGns s9se2 Dn
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sSFFSkEtSIIx $gs e or Or, pno.ssTapss.s M ss..
q. q saalRnsas ss.s ssnd inventory: 81: eN eggs:
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Al ATE M srER R,sss Ss Loan "a gssS g
sEP eovHSs 7Raa dHsp.Is2 asa.s't sss
wide selection Of latest fabrics: quick, EN-
eient service: free estimates. WASHING
TON UPaoLsTERING CO.. 1909 H st. NV.
bAB9 SosSR ssSfrTERs REe1srRY-Mothers. be
easa for yoar So
&c co WHIT bf q aa5a s9l0rsd e. 1sss rs or Va COX
CALL Ex. 1900 for io-dispatched cabs.
COMBINED CAB SERVICE. Door-to-door
service. day or night. IT.
JEWISH REST HOME-Individual care;
nurses. airy rooms. best food. tray service.
43I7 Ka4sss ave nv. GE. e7sS; 81
repairs reasonable; free estimates. OV.
1927. ewes. or before am. -13
VACANCY, private home; nursing care
isTFs FT9y9dks gox sgsR ssar ls,
fessionally tailored from your or our ma
terial; workmanship guaranteed. D1. O122.
GRADUATE NURSE (colored). care inyalid
or chronic case; g p.m.-7 am. (no sun
GIRI Musicians, nonprofessional, to play
in theater sponsored band. woodwind and
hfTaTERATfoNs sfTaSsR II SSS 2Nb f''f REa6bRL1NG. spe
ctal summer rate; plain dress hens, 81;
studio centrally located above Loew's Co
lumbia Theater. LEA ENGEL formerly
3th ave; ~ sdI 1I1o F st. n.w.' Rm. 20
SIP Ii'aS5S CoVERs, DERsaPERIEs. CO. $500: B.
day delivery Your fabric or ours. DAIG-
HOME HEATING ExPERTs-warm air,
hot water, coal, oil, gas repairs, conver,
sions, new installations: consultations and
estimates without obligation. Phone OR.
ROOM FOR ELDERLY LADY or conva-
leseent in lovely suburban home; porches,
trees. spacious grounds, tray service: doc
tors supervision, Box 1868, Star. IL
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, remooellng, carpentry, plump
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ALTERAToMSa ROOF otsse 6o,s ana
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FAX DRIVES CO.. Fans Church. :, IA
bAsEMfNTs LIST feSs EnS9ea RxSav2TE6 2z s! add
storage or recreation room. to your home;
ssss:s sDsss sf5 Ct 1s ,s5 f 5H sH
BEAUTIFUL PLASTIC TILE for bathrm
and ses k Phone il fslR5s Sso: i0Dsa O or 9ss s
BRfck BIZ ph s1DfSe SSas asbestos shingles. paint.
ss BsEs1cKwSoRR ead FsearS M chin
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SEmeSr sEaaess vs2s 2kk SsSns ~as
MARcUcc1o; Rte. 4, Hornerss szsY lane, Rocs- ss
g,s CosckErE Ma PhsRs eRMENT RSSkVe WokR footnss
OLD and new work. c. dALEA' AL. Ze94 oi
sasSHswssaasn ss: Rshss isassi
81 5Saaa e. Is FENCE and CO concrete TsFk
laying. sanding, nnishines cleaning, g par
sa fSes eosTkHsT6ks fNc. isis Wisson-
AsP
ENPsif NSRs e a5SMr IN to Rff Sh ESNSa @ ete
to 81 g1 sfseT yans pm
aEA11NG2 saEs "a: 0eSl furnaces and oil burners,
complete hot-water radiation systems with
peqs ensneerns aae hn'sF ss pay 0
Ho@k RaSsjk dE daEp eoSsi eooosaiMERc1AL REPAIRS, also
new work Of any kind; cabinet work; mod-
sEp kttshees I4Ssslsa gainotns Go so W.
toa4 p.ms Call AID. 5ase; eyes, call 70
HOME sSgs REPAIRS; all types: service unex.
celled: Call MI 61ss weekdays. sASdLE
HONE HONE REPA1Rs- and mod:
ernizing, addition roofing. ,porches and
ssassd sBRSxN Tss xTTo F
59ol e3rd ave-, East Riverdale' Md. UN'
HONE REMoDELING, any home improve
ments genuine Inselbric or asbestos siding.
Guaranteed roofing: free estimates: Phone
before 10 am. or after pm. PL. 0o7S.
HOME HEATING EXPERTS Warm air
hot water, coal. oil, gas. repairs, con.
G .s'9ns asw Wsaas
aaSSiusE aSi Asss:A PAINTING, gen, repairing: reas
iS s, - 8 s:ss
W feature sRs fanou; KitehsnsMssid ss
worn worn iinoieum sink tops permanently r.
placed. general improvements. MODERN
fHSGfNNTFaSa;' fHSGfNNTF S9' rAfEs1MS Hf s11S kem-ronins gen.
erai home repairs, by veterans: terms n
fssiifsf fxiNTtNa. a. HrsafffkNa, sfSAk pLAsTER1NG. door
4 R0ss RSs & DsE stss es ss ssny srs time Ia e2s4
suss SefF sa0f Wais
HMIIToN Hz1My ostkY}cE NJ S12s 2smode,,ns reaecora.
ssiYH mi ESpslsS co., i5f 81 ssa7 ssRen' work. A. r
nEMoDEL mSdernize, !, ycn5 Ta,, home qs,sn roy;
kooffNG. SIDING, Sf M storm 1's Windows, con- con-
sss ss q sss TsDaa money rsPass
ssR sssIasss e ss sSH 5gAhP SI 1ssioE stS st
sies. asbestos and brick siding On all types
Of buildings; all work under supervision Of
W E fHgnsss yse RooNS sG sa5s g. &C. 7ss
sH1NGLNG AND SIDING - Asphalt
neSHs anf brek Wdrk S6doT sdnE sns on al
ys.Sa e 'lE NHw snshsf5 s1sAeH z2f g SSs5
sHYATfsvILLE III AtTrffssvILLE CONTRACTING CO.
ing; ali work guaranteed; no down pay
mem. I t9T csil ~ WA s4ss, days % or eYes ives eS'i-
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

FRENCH LESSONS, BY native; reasonable
FoPuLAR sSis n fiaNo sIiS and accordion taught
In short time: results guar; approved for
OF training. CHARLES NEWMAN STUDIOS,
1706 @ ST. NV. ME. 4700. RA. $500.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
subjects taught. Approved BY GoyernMsn,
fS5 81 srai9ing tal1 WARFL99fFN 9f 7s5 BEAUTY
GOING TO JAPANf To be Independent
and. enjoy life from the FIST, begin now
to learn japanese. For an experienced
teacher, phone RA. 3139. 16s
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REFRIGERATOR,

tors; commercial al
ing machines. A. B.
125 18th st. ne,
REFRIGERATORS,
tic repairs. on all
anteed. TN RAD
5437 Macarthur
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AUTO BODY AND PAINT sHOF-owneI
leaving town. must sell Immediately. No.
10 Capitol View ave, Forest Glen Md
Call HI. 0620-M for further information
Evening star., 1947-07-12

10. type A, with stand and cylinder . rae! M
(two); $50 each; excel. cond. Elk. s 2s73
Debating MACHINES. nexmJhs The smsz; y;
ssss which Discs
unit only S97. For demonstration, cal
MR. PETERS at MI. 14l4; ewes. and syn,
6INiNG RIM. SUITE. 1o-piece Queen Anne
S7s SSSs1NG 9lls lRdoM & n. FABLE with four hish:
dresser. ! rocking chair. / Hoosier kitcheI
aaas Lamp mdrrDFsh 2then sss's sss and fshl
utensils. Leaving town. Phone NO, .. ..as
3 pII2ga Rg; sasMf. IN. ruRN-7-pc solid mapis il
ssss' sso7 ifss fS5 st. n% TIA ssf oDsn
DINING R RIM: SUITE, I'M mahogany, ssao DunsaI
excel. CONDITION: reasonable. $50 9th st
Ssls :s,. sss ssssE sga4r asB 3:s
S. sg5 s:5. I'd
5Mi 5fSrSG S5Sg ROOM SET. 1o:pc,. walnut mi fafsh
and spg, ss5; s4,inch Psdestsl nd elest1is
booRs; I'm. iasssi9sS 2,psassl sppsas tir. 2,
Modern Lumber Yard" Is. TURovER
Rsthssaas, Md. WI. 6e22. Riverdale. Md.
E0RsuGSsToRE 0su uGSssSTSoRE FIXTURES and soda foun.
tain: due to remodeling must DISPOSE Of a
onre W. N. BRADSHAW. Mayhower Phar-
bRUMs. proiessi0nal Leedy outfit; I,,d bass : ;
s,mSa; sSIs0mi Vesy asa cs o sast
DRY DRY CLEANING EoUIPMENT-Honmar
e6-in. extractor. nearly new; Hoffman
s-A press and / Hoffman mushroom 20 ,rs press
Pantex press, / 30-inch. exhaust fan
thousands Of buttons and button cabinets
cabinet 4x7. WA. 400. IA
DUNCAN PHYFE drop-leaf table, mahog-
any. S45; new mahogany chairs, S45;
u. sized mahogany buffet, $50: Jr. seTyer,
iDIuYPLICAToRS, new ana used. stencil type
and fuid type; immediate delivery; re-
ps.Ts and suDPnltss. xsls MhiSAa ca1iso t.
O0S2. Our 37th year.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

AVON EMPLOYMENT sERVICE-CaIl ua
domestics and day workers. Ho. 3947
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~ double bed; good condition.; s25. vi.
ssAss sfaH LIGHTING FIXTURES for din. Tm.,
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ga sSA veo!ss Gae ssss 3 laR q Ss nA
Ma Hhck a33 M Ssan nh4a S5Ifk AcE cU WszS9S 4SeS
and used, HEcMNdEa co, 9 stores. open "a
sttz sRs nj & sse ghssi
Sds SS9 and q s41 M ssersSa ST. AI
and / hot.watsr hss.ing plant; tn salssman YLs nan
c., s4oi So. 18th st.. Arlington, Va, OK.
BGiID1NG MATERIALs-wrecking Letter
Mansion. 1900. New Hampshire ave. NV.
81. IT. sH p.ess Il s issot sS
sse SsS eF'sa ssTs nPslsss sosss
osa Gsnsf'ai sns Dsnsea sis asa s:ass 5
and raiiinss, carpets, doors Of various de-
Wa VAN cases saa q Fl
radiators. .Benstisn blinds. elevators. Are
Z ps in go soms g .. e9 pn. os
Be- sold Immediately. Statesmen on premises
3 sasofa3 70 a:3o. a Arrow ROW iwaREckiNa 4 LUM.
Der CO., HOO So. Capitol st. Ii. 2S46.
BUILDING MATERIALS, all used-FFam-
ing lumber, Insulation board, metal win
dows. metal rolling shutters. steam-hsat-
ing plants, plumbing fixtures and other
items; prices very reasonable, Phone MR..
DILL Or GLEEsoN. N. 2725, Ia
racks at Fort Drum. Nichols. ave. and
Joliet st. s.w., at end Of Nichols ave-; all
material sold at site. Lumber, 1x12
plete with frames, door. and Jams. base
board trim, beaver board. nev-type radia-
tors, pipe, plumbing supplies. etc. Come
FIR. 1890. GENERAL WRDCKING GO.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-16
MaeKINN0N USNR, BACK FROM. BRIEF
 TOUR ACTIVE DUTY

J. Simpson MacKinnan, who is Captain in the U. s. Naval Re- serve. returned to Juneau last night seeter a weeks trip to Kodiak where ne was on temporary active duty at headquarters of the l7th Naval District He reported that he is now organizing campaign for the recruitment of men for the volun- tary Naval Reserve under the Glass V-6 program.
 MecKinnon said that veterans of World War II, who were mem hers of the ether branches of the U. s. Armed Forces and who are not now members of any Reserve Corps, may enlist in the U. s, Naval Reserve and receive a rating equal to the rank they held at the time of their discharge. He said that there are no obligations for members of the Navy Reserve or ganization.
 Other interested young men are also urged to contract MacKinnon about available ratings and the op- portunities in the USNR.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-16
SITUATION IN JUNEAU

Horace Adams, Juneau agent for the Alaska Steamship Co.,, says the local longshoremen have agreed to unload the Aleutian which is due to arrive tonight. A union spokesman said that the longshore- men will also unload the Square Sinnet and the Sword Knot which left Seattle previous to the deadline. He said that they will continue to load and unload ships for service between Alaskan ports but will not work ships to and from the out side. A decision has not yet been reached by local lcngshoremen as to whether or not the Canadian ships will be worked. The Alaska Trans portation Co reported that the Northern Voyager, which returned to Juneau this morning. was not worked because the longshoremen said lumber to be loaded was des- tined for the States. The Northern Voyager sailed at 10 arn for other Alaskan ports to complete it's un- loading.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-16

Here's a baking suggestion which will make you sit back and take notice. Have you ever thought of the possibility of using finely crushed pretzels or pretzel sticks to form the basis for best-ever' crumb crust for a cream pie. Of course you've used graham cracker crumbs and perhaps even donut crumbs at various times-but this is new and different.
 But what about the saltiness ?- Well, that's just 1.-the slight saltiness enhances the flavor of the sweet filling to just the right de- gree. You'll have to try it to be- lieve it. But the next time you're making a pie with a cruis.b crust, experiment a little. Just follow your favorite recipe, using pretzel crumbs instead of the crumbs named in the recipe.
 If you want to make a big oc- casion of your pretzel debut, try this cream filling. Make two sepa- rate patches of your regular brand of chocolate and vanilla pie-hlling. Spoon alternate helpings of choeo~ late and vanilla into the pie-shell, swirlng the two colors into free hand marble effect as you go along.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-16
CAUSE OF PLANE
 WRECK EXPLAINED

WASHINGTON, June 16-tR- Chairman Landis of the Civil Aer- onautics Board said today that the Capital Airlines plane which crash ed Friday night was descending through overcast in an effort to come into Washington under the weather" an option given the pilot by Airways Traffic Control
 Landis told a news conference that procedure preceding the &C., cident which carried 50 persons to sudden death near the Virginia West Virginia line was standard It is in the books" Landis added through a recording device in the Washington Airport Control tower
 It is. merely a hypothesis, the CAB Chairman said, that the pilo. miscalculated his position, during a letdown from 1000 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-16
DEATH SENTENCE
 METED OUT TO }
 JEW TERRORlSTS

JERUSALEM, June 16--tR-A Military Court condemned three convicted Jewish terrorists to death as the United Nations Commission of Palestine opened it's inquiry to- day amid an Arab general strike.
 The Jews were accused of par ticipating in the May 4 jail deliv- cry which freed 251 prisoners from Acre Prison and left Is persons dead. Two other Jews tried with the condemned trio were sentenced to life imprisonment.
 Irgun Zvai Leumi, underground organization which took responsi- hility for the prison break, was expected to appeal to the LIN Com mission in an effort to stay the sentences. Irgun repeatedly has threatened blood for blood re- taliation against the British for death sentences against it's mem bers.
 The Arab strike, called to en- phasize the organized Arahs' boy colt of the LIN inquiry paralyzed much of Palestine's activity. In Cairo, the exiled Multi of Jerusa- lem sounded a "call upon all Arabs to protect the Holy Land
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-16
ASTORIA ADOPTS
 NEW METHOD OF
 PURCHASING FISH

ASTORIA, Ore, June 16-R- More fish is now being handed in local fish plants as result of a new method of buying.
 Instead of the former custom of taking the whole boat load of fish, regardless of species, buyer now picks the species he can market.
 Inc fisherman then peddles his other fish to other buyers. Before, if he couldn't sell his load to his buyer, he didn't go out after any fish.
 The new procedure was intro duced after certain buyers s'ispend- ed taking rockfish because of a poor market. Since few canner- ies are taking rockfish and other concerns are filleting sole, fisher men can now find some outlet for bottomfish.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-16
SAN FRANlI5C0 BOOK PUBLISHERS TO PRINT ALASKA CODE

The Bancroft Whitney Co.,, law book publishers of San Francisco, was awarded a contract today by the Territory of Alaska to edit and manufacture a new legal code for Alaska. 1000 copies of the new code will be published in three volumes. The job must be com pleted in Is months as specified at the recent session of the Terri torial Legislature.
 In Juneau for the final negotia- tions and the signing of the con tract are: Alex Herschler, Secre- tary- Treasurer and Morris Kossis, Northwest representative of the Bancroft Whitney Go.
 Territorial Attorney General Ralph J. Rivers simultaneously an- nounced the appointment today of Juneau attorney Norman. c. Ban field to hold the third and re- maining position on the Alaska Law Compilation Commission. Riv- CTS and Territorial Auditor Frank A. Boyle are the other members of the Commission.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-16
JACK ROEHM TO BE BACK ON JOB WITH
 HERR. MINES DEPT

Jack c. Roehrn, Associate Mining Engineer of the Territorial Depart ment of Mines, will return to Jul neau, Friday after a prolonged ab- sence due to the illness of his wife in Arkansas. Territorial Mining Commissioner B. D. Stewart stated that the services of Roehm are sorely needed and that he will De assigned to his former duties.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-16
GAMBLING, LEGAL CLUBS, SUCCEEDS
 BOTTLE CLUB5''

ELLENSBURG, June 16.-(R Slot machines, says Adm. Luther E. Gregory, are "a leech that has grown up and become fastened to the club, inti oducing an element of profit"
 Addressing the Washington Asso- citation of Prosecuting Attorneys Saturday the Chairman of the State Liquor Board said he would like to see the machines eliminated except in bona fide clubs" Leslie Carroll, Spokane prosecutor who was named associated president, told the asso- citation gambling in legal clubs has succeeded the bottle club" as the first problem of club operation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-16
BAND TO PRACTICE
 ON TUESDAY NIGHT

The Juneau City Band will hold a practice tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in the Grade School Auditorium and Director Joseph Shofner urges all members turn out as there is only a short time in which to prepare for the concert to be given during the July Fourth celebration ana also special marches for the Fourth parade.
 Last Saturday night 24 members of the band turned out and played during the program given by the Elks on their annual observance of Flag Day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-16
sTorpAGr ON WEST cossT

NEW YORK, June 16.-iR-An unprecedented sit-down of C1O searnen itnmobilized shipping at many Of the nations teeming ports today and Assistant Secretary of Labor John w Gibson sped here from Washington in an effort to end the stoppage quickly.
 Gibson, assigned to the dispute by Secretary of labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach. hoped to meet both sides within a short time after his arrival by plane,
 Joseph Curran, President of the National Maritime Union, largest of the five unions involved, declared almost 700 ships were in the dis pute labeled a strike by the op- orators and a no contract no work" stoppage by union leaders. He said 5C0 of the affected ships were in east coast ports.
 The national total would jump to 2,0o0 soon if negotiations with tank CT companies were unsuccessful.
 Frank J. Taylor, President of the American Merchant Marine h. stitute and chief negotiator for East and Gulf coast operators, said reports indicated seamen were aboard the ships hut idle. He in sisted the stoppage was a pure, simple, unadulterated strike"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-16
SUPREME COURT REFUSES TO HEAR
 CURLEY REVIEW

WASHINGTON, June 16. = IT, The Supreme Court today refused for the second time to review the mail fraud conviction of Mayor James M. Curley of Boston.
 The refusal apparently cleared the way for renewal of Justice De- partment efforts to put the 72-year- old Mayor in jail to begin serving his sentence of six to eighteen months.
 Curley, however, was reported ill in a Scituate, Mass, hospital. He was taken there last Friday suffer ing from what his physician de- scribed as Apprehension induced by arterio- -sclerosis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-16
BEACH TO LOCATE
 IN THIS CITY NOW

Mir. and Mrs. R. G. Beach, who recently arrived, from Atlantic City, are in Juneau and are temporarily staying at the Gastineau Hotel. They plan to make their home here, as MT. Beach has considered Juneau his home since 1888. Beach is a retired Chief Yeoman and plans to spend the near future in Juneau quietly and pleasantly in the Capitol City. He had been stationed in Sitka during the war and likes Alaska enough to make it his home
 . Mrs. Beach, who is from Pitts burgh, Pa, is here with him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-16
HINES, SCUDDER ON
 FISH INSPECTION TRIP

Frank w. Hynes, Regional Di- rector and Clay Scudder, Acting Fisheries Management Supervisor, of the U. s. Fish and Wildlife Ser vice took of this morning for an aerial survey oi fishing activities in Southeast Alaska They are mak- ing their inspection, which will take four or five days, from the new Seabee amphibian plane which was recently acquired by the Fish and Wildlife Service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-16
POLICE COURT NEWS

Three persons were brought be- fore City Magistrate William A. Holzheimer this morning as a re- suit of weekend gayety.
 John OLeary, sawmill employee, was fined $25 for drunkenness. Pet CT David, p, received a five day jail sentence for the same offense. Frank Olson, Jr., 20, was fined $50 for being drunk and disorderly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-16
Elsie H!'i;|ddIedfh is
 ToBe Bride Sunday
 Of James Brunette

Miss Elsie I7Idreth, daughter of Mrs. Edla Andersen of this city will become the bride of James Brunette. son of Mir and Mrs. Charles w. Brunette of Comstock wisconsin. in home wedding Sunday afternoon, June 22
 An open house reception at the home of Miss Hildreth, 4l6 East Street. will Ee held following the wedding ceremony. N
 The .bride-to-be is with the Van ity Beauty Salon, and the pros pective bridegroom is with'rhe u- s. Engineers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-16
STAG NIGHT, TAKU POST

Stag Night evening for Taku Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, has been changed to Tuesday nights according to an announce ment made today by Hunt Gruen- ing. Post Commander He said that Mondays. the previous night, has now been reserved for informal mu- sical jam sessions.