davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORY SHOP, 1889 Conn. ave. al
r st. NV. offers distinctive hats fol
spring at moderate prices. Many Of these
hats were designed in the millinery bal.
customers hats are also done Specialize,
ing in. blouses. the shop offers varied
styles in white, pastels and prints. See
the pastel wool and crepe skirts, also the
gloves. belts, handbags, lingerie, slaeks,
playsuits, cotton dresses and costume
iewelry. Hours, to $3.50; Thursday,
aceEssokIHs sas Is 4Es for more healthful. com,
gas, oil or coal; gas and electric domestic
IcAN APPLIANCE Co. Dealer CONTRACTOR
EN-. 3I42. II no answer, EN-. 1853. -8
ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
eras. projectors, enIargers, electric expo
range finders, Aims. color films, photo
papers, chemicals. photo books and 500
more items. We buy and trade. BREN-
NER PHOTO CO.. 933 Pa. ave. NV. topp
Dept; Of Jnsticel; Re. 24S4. ,..
sGGoRDIoNs1 ssFaasla esn ,pS 12o yssiifft
$50 5115a 51astih sth st. NV NV. RA. s5s5. o.
ACCORDIONS-Buy at JORDAN's and
save, New 12o bass Frontalin. S395. Ma.
ADDING MaCHs.&R. C. &. Allen. new: Bur
roughs elect. ,Addpmster: Sl2.95. Today.
s1pts G3 4s35 MsaHSE.t sssh ri a5a laa se one
the other: used Wales adds up to $3.50. :
e99 %. visible total, works perfectly, $50:
brand-new Smith Corona 9,999 .999 30,
small portable. SI35. 723 sth ST. Sc -
ADDING MACHINES, hand and cleo, desk
models. new; immediate delivery. CAPI-
ToI. s28 10th 1t. nv. EA. 1853. -
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SITUATIONS WoMEk Cont J

GIRL; eolored, Esliables,r wishes work part
GIRL lsht skin & soI0rsd desires clerical
HoTEl no exseSttve
references. Is years experience, wishes
pp99Siticn;s I5o to 800 room hotel. BOX
LADY-45. refined. executive ability. nurs-
ing experience, wishes 2-3 hrs evening
work; Chillum resident. Box 424-R, Star
NURSE UNDERGRADUATE, colored. with hos
pital experience. desires permanent posi-
son With YALE patient ss sa, or as
PRAcTIcAL NURSE desires case in Jewish
REGiIsTERED NURSE desires employment
only; salary of at least $3.50 expected
ga staT Woman desire.
TAYIoR, fassIs9i No ,e s7ss after pm: % daily h'
sssS @seE ssS So3 lR sssl
sEc; I ss sTESoSRxrAiEs; ! yIs; EXP, & want; t,
sEcRETaRY sEsaE yE CORES. -REcEPT.. Austral.
ian English. exper., executive, control staff
~ intatire reiable; NO avail
able II imnssdiatsly Gaps MRS COLE DU SAL 8. g.
Mfss sHSssesPaaS MHRRELI VIZ. osas pvt lessons
WOMAN, colored will do ironing for en-
ployed persons; SIS per day and carfare.
YOUNG ARTIST, studying in morning, de-
sires afternoon and Saturday work; ex-
perienced in fashion art, fashion model
ing and selling will consider any field.
EXPERiENCED WOMAN years nurses
training prior to Army service; surgical
technician in Army % months; typist for
eiyil service after discharge; cAF 2 rating.
RA. 1923. 81
WOULD LIKE POSITION as companion
o.
Al GRADUATE NURSE available imme-
diately; any case; physicians references
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HELP poMS1lc,

cHAMBERMAIDs MAID, white. for ex-
elusive Georgetown home ne. n Must t'-,,ss ps
good sood0ur referenoes t and willing to live in.
Permanent position. Pleasant surround
ings with GOOD salary .,S;nn DE not = Apply I,Ih
iect your past work record to a Thorough
linyestigation For appointment Call Mr.
Co0K AND 'GGi G.H.w., colored, help with
eness; $a5 wE. s4o3 woodley I'd. ,Wo
COOK AND G,H.w, live in, liberal ,, salary; : u
complete private bath. If you, are an
pleasant and comfortable home. phone
Wo 11a7 or apply at 3s15 5,d.s Lssaslon oE, ST. Il
Geaas''iiST c99K AND CIV, man or woman; 3
sH5 E2saa newly vi pM painted i've Sst IT, S
every sHa ooh othsr Sunday ssna
person refs reaurad saary siao
cSSk GS91n ASS SHS div: IN; % Small family; i've I'M
Ssfsrsness ssfslsa s1msa s5 mssI ISaa
COUPLE. cook. houseman-chauffeur; live
In At tn, s191 vna ave egon. E .nd in tsmy aaaey
must be. exp. with city references. Box
GENERAL GENE; ALI fHousEKEEPER. no cooking, be-
York City. Apply Sse N Oakland St.
7A' Ar Va Bueklnsham 1dan bus at K ST.. Arnold
GENERAL Gts HaoSUsEwoRKER, light laundry
4l:a e aeht' h4th st. nW eSSA apt IL, RA. siss
G.H.W., 5 MORNINGS. Mon, Wed and Fri,
8 to i. References. DE 25S5.
GIRL white. complete charge small home :
employed mother sons ard father. 2 children, l
GIRL. % White complete care Of small home
and 2 children Of employed couple. J. of
GIRL. OR WOMAN. white or colored,
gh.w., cook, serve couple: apt; good pay,
private bedrm.. sitting rm., bath. BOX
fG9Is aousEkEEPER, REFER white, to supervise house
hold and saTe for children no sookins Ist.p or
ences @ required. DE. 665s =
MAID. colored, for department store: city
references. Apply in person, DOBKINs,
2322 Pa. ave. Sc. g..
NURSEMAID and upstairs work, only re-
liable girl with local references need apppply
sSs issf Snts nes Y DC Of sls
WOMAN, white, to help with children:
references; must live in. WO. 1940:, 3
WOMAN, g.h.w. and cooking, small apt,
adults; must be sSperisncaed aansn and hr.s h1ys
Apt. 5Ol. $500 Woodley rd; NV. 2.
work assist with child 3 years old: salary
quired. Call EN-. s657. .
WOMAN, experienced: cooking. g:h.w.; liys
in - must Wo like zka children; references heslfn
istS a tGSooD, PLAIN AN COOK and general house
S25 and carfare AD. 1888. --6
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ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started. kept
part time: tax returns. "a audlss sSzs statements.
AccoUNTANT. tSslTSi expert. books started, kept
part time: tax returns, statements; prompt,
* 71 GA hts fyef books Kept
part time; all tax returns. monthly state
5safSPa1s SH ss9a
manager 1aan in ne Tor sarase Box us. Star
red s1a bsdss S5o s vss xRrk sfRsss
Executive, Exc SSIiri office manager. sales manager
nsneialiy sapslESor rssponsibe @ eos age A. married
sea sennsssion: Boz 4$4,k, star 49, ..ss:-a
Govt, 4 years; prefer to or 4 to y,
HATING aaa air conditioning con ming eng engineer sa,t
HaOUsEMAN. white. experienced. excel
lent cook. housekeeper: butler. chauffeur; T;
references. renaeie sno Box ESSsf asT Star. ri '
JANITOR, colored, experienced, wants Job
MAN. white would like Job in apt. house
as painter; handy with tools. Call a AD
MAN experienced in homemade pie baking
also cooking. LU. 6053, to pm, 80
Man, 4; = 30. legal education. considerable
posed Of business interests. desires con.
nsetion in adHinistratiys or representative
housework. desires Job with private family
s sfa En sooe Gs dssEss saE s s9eb
PPAiISN1rEsRi-DEcoRAToR, 2 I'M 1st-class work;
interior, exterior; reasonable and depend
PafNrER faiG Ee :DIEacSooRAroR-cARPENrER. lst
class work; interior, exterior, reasonablls
fad KFsfsgRaSa fsPHRssne MANSERs 9
| perienced, married sober reliable, looking
sfs sTaTioN 0orEkaroR expert
state state details in your reply. BOX SS-T'
TRAFFIC MANAGER. industrial. expert
enced in warehousing. shipping and re-
| ceiving. desires position organizing tranic
dept. in local industrial plant. Box 415.R.
TRUCK DRIVER. young man, 81, expert
ensed as tractor-traller, .c ,oa6 d6iver in lons-
yisSa VETERAN. soiOred, wants Job as lons-dis-
imits tanss haalIng ca u St a55s truck driver in City
dent, experienced stenographer, fluent in
French. seeks afternoon or evening work
YouNG YeH seo Man, 'als age 60 presently employed
u Punisy Ss' with future; no College EDUCATION
! but lots of practical experience; honest.
reliable and not afraid of hard work: has
| car Box 4A4-R Star. ~
YOUNG MAN wants work with moderate
compensation in architects office. pending
entry into architectural Office next fall.
Look to continuing working part time when
| YOUNG MAN. alert intelligent. coed ap-
| pearance. presently employed. desires posi-
| ton as salesman, gift shop or retail store
l NO. 2409,
| FORMER IBM customer engineer desires
| Job as tabulating installation supervisor or
| operator; ref. exchanged. Box 43S-R, Star.
1 7s
| FORMER ARMY plans and training off,
Ger desires job; student Georgetown;
available for work 6 hrs, between 8 Am.
! and pm Box 445-R, Star g.
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do your mailing, typing and stuf1ns
RA 1923 -
CLERK-TYPIST, knowledge of bookkeep.
DOCToR'S RECEPTIoNIsT. experienced
capable, desires responsible position; full
or part time Box 69-S, Star. -
DRESSMAKING. design, remod.. altera
tions; eve. gowns q speciality; reas
MISS BERT, 1880 Irving NV, Apt. 4
AID 2238
GIRL, colored. desires clerical work eve
nings, 8 to 8, or Saturdays, 10 to 5. CO
6653 from 6 to 6 pm. %
waitress, full or part time. CO. 9219
q to = -6
GIRLS. 2, desire position as typists, ewes
after pm. Call RE. 6700. Ext. 7101,
between q and A. -
GIRL, colored, desires clerical work In Of
nee; filing exper.; 3h Yrs. college; any typt
work. Day or niEht, TR. 3401. o.
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HELP WOMEN.

ADVERTISING SPECIALITY co. souvenir
dept) requires 2 ladies with cars capable
for averaging 500 week on com. basis.
contracting drug and dept. stores, school
boards, clubs, churches and park conces-
school colors, patented bingo boards (no
markers used), specially designed ash trays
and many other souvenirs. For appoint
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES - Ready-to-
wear sales positions; Saturdays only; ex-
cellent salary. MORTONS: 314 7th ST. NV;
time, with some food exper., to take tele.
phone orders in commissary furnishing food
TO soda fountains. Apply am: to 2 m,
18th and N. Y. ave. NV.
AN OPPORTUNITY for housewife to earn
81 per hr, during spare time Call AVON
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES,

GOING TO DURHAM, N. c., leave Friday
return Sunday; room for 5. Call WI. 271s
after
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SITUATIONS poMEsTlc.

Al GRADUATE NURSE available imn
diately; any case; physicians referenc
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sps s Az sp Y Va SOY TE AeP oSse 40i' S0u'h Ss'h
WAITRESS, white, neat appearance to
TpFs in ann m0feFa ae pm Can '1Ss %A
between pm, and 10 pm. -13
WAITRESS; white eXperieneed ased for high
MATTRESSES xhlts sxger!snssa, r,s AppIy g
WAiTREss for restaurant no sunday or
night work. THE PRESIDE INN. 1742
WoMAN WITH KNOWLEDGE Of fabrics
and furniture, to assist in old-established
State experience and age. Box COS, Star.
WOMAN, white, nonsmcker, desiring home,
| some salary, to be with. elderly lady while
daughter works, and help with g.h.w.; ref
WOMEN to serve refreshments. evenings,
part-time work must have the best Of
@SRarPsR r a 5-dss nslNE Eeeh hRESa $40 to $50
week. Apply before noon, BEST g. CO.,
% YOUNG LADY to work in office of public
| accountant. part time from 10 to 4; pleas
ant environment and good salary; must be
sose soSe typs apps and jules hass sxps1
TlSEids sye, ne. RIM, 2ol. TR: 443s; -
terFleWlng. nationally known concern. ex-
perience UNNECESSARY; average earnings.
$50 week. Apply 10 to 8, VETERANS
REPORT, RIM. 8, 1920 New York ave
YOUNG LADY for doll repair work, full
or part time; one experienced in painting
and living near 14th and Park road
| preferred. Apply in person 10 an. to
Z pm; at the FLORENCE GRAY SHOP,
YOUNG LADY--Photograp career to
| girl chosen TO all vacancy on our studio
staff; excellent opportunity; no experience
necessary. Apply Mr.. Hogan. End floor,
photo studio, G. c. MURPHY CO., 1214
YoiUNG WOMAN. 25 to IS. as investigator
for retail shopping service; no experience
necessary; must be free to travel. Apply
YOUNG. WOMEN to train for bookkeep-
| erse with life insurance company; short
35-hr. week: pleasan working conditions;
inexpensive lunchroom. Apply 40S, S16
FULL-TIME AND FREE-LANCE artists
wanted for rapidly. expanding advertising
agency, experienced In furniture, jewelry.
| fashions. airrbrush machinery. photo re-
touching. Must be experts in their fields.
For appointment. call Elk. o271. Box
TEMPoRaRY TYPIsT for Advertising. Do
not phone. Apply Mr.. Williams. CASTLE
BERG JEwERY CO.. 1904 r St. NV. rs
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SITUATIONS MEN.

DOD, PLAIN COOK and general house
.er. = adults, "a days. no sundays:
and carfare AD. 1888. ---6
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SITUATIONS WoMEN.

available for work 6 hrs. between
and 4 pm. Box 445-R. Star.
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K. Call ARROW LINEN SERVICE. AT.

-TYPIST for general Office work;
week; S35 week; in wholesale furni-
m. See Mr.. Kremen or Mr. Connor,
ST. Sc, 2 blks. south OF Congress
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single, % to 80. for
Apply JANDEL FURS,

TELEPHONE OPERATORS, experienced:
salary credit is given for former experi-
ence; steady employment. Visit our en-
ployment office, or telephone Mrs Riggles,
Executive 8727. for information about
opportunities now available THE CHESA-
PEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO
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WARNE PARTY WILL FLY
TO SITKA THIS EVENING
THEN TO POINTS SOTTH

His plans to return to the west
ward spoiled by weather, Assistant
Secretary of the Interior William
B. Warne was to leave this afternoon
by Fish and Wildlife Service plane
for Sitka, to spend tonight there.
From Sitka. he plans to fly to-
morrow to various Alaska coastal
points, including Hydaburg, Rake,
Thomas Bay, Petersburg and Wran-
CELL. followed by arrival at Ketchi-
kan August 81. A public hearing
before the Assistant Secretary is
scheduled at Ketchikan, with round
table discussions to be held if pos
sible, at other points.
Accompanying Warne on the plane
will be: Settlement Consultant DR..
Harlan w. Barrows, F&WL Biologist
George A. Runsefell, from the Sc
attic laboratories, and two other
F&WL officials, as well as Don G.
Foster, Alaska Native Service gen.
eral manager.
From Ketchikan, Warne's party
will visit Metlakatla, then he and
DR.. Barrows will flv to Seattle
ceptember /. Warne will return di-
rectly to Washington, ID. C.
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BETTER UNDER
ALASKA STATE
Governor Argues State.
hood Cause Before
Outdoor Writers

PETERSBURG, Alaska, Aug. ~
R-Alaska's Governor told members
of the outdoor Writers Association
of America here Monday that it
takes 10 times as long at 10 times
the cost to get action and appropria-
tons from a misery Congress for
conservation of Alaskas natural re-
sources than it would if Alaska were
a State
Anyhow a State of Alaska he
continued. could not do worse than
a remote Congress has in Washing
ton toward conserving our wealth of
wildlife, forests, minerals and other
valuable resources.
The Governors remarks were
made at banquet given the visit
ing 40 writers by Earl dinner. Chair
man Of the Alaska Game Commits
sion. They are in Alaska to write
the story of Alaskas natural re-
sources and conservation needs.
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s. 8 Ii|g(,16 s
~ XA& ~
Los ANGELES
GETS PASTED
BY BEAVERS
lBv The Associated Press


The Busy Beavers Of Portland
have shaved the Pacific Coast
League lead which the. anguished
Angels of Los Angeles have held
since June 81 to a mere 2i2
games.
What the potent Portlanders
might Go in the remaining eight
games of their series at Wrigley
Field was fearful to contemplate,
for Angel fans, and a downright
JOY to the faithful of First Di-
vision San Francisco, Oakland and
Portland.
The Beavers let go IL hits yes
terday to paste the Angels, ST.,
for their fourth successive defeat
and Fortland's 22nd win in its
last 23' starts. First baseman
George Vioo alone accounted for
three hits and three runs for
Portland, including a double, a
triple and ninth inning homer
matching the round tripper by the
Angels, Cece Gaxriott for their
only tally in the eighth.
Three Angel pitchers couldn't
stop the Beavers, whose Duane Pill
lette and Jake Mooty held Los
Angeles to five hits. Pillette did
not allow an Angel beyond first
base through seven innings
The win kept Portland in tie
with Oakland, four games back,
the Oaks having trimmed Sacra-
mento. 81, in 10 innings. Second
place San Francisco shut out the
Seattle team, 20, and San Diego
tripped Hollywood, AZ.
The hits were even at six apiece
as San Franciscos pitcher Al Lien
Leat Ssattle's Walter Dubiel All
the scoring was in the seventh.
NELL Sheridan, Joe Brovia and
Ray Orteig singled for one run
Don Trower, running for Brovia,
was out at the plate on Bill
Matheson's bunt, but Orteig went
to third on TIE play and scored
on Roy Nicely's fly.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-27
BUFFETED SHIP IS
T0WED T0SAFEIY

SEATTLE, lt.yg. 27.--lRt-The
Coast Guard reported today that a
Navy Tug has tcwed the storm
Luffeted Seattle Goldfish schooner
Wawona through Unimak Pass
from Bering Sea after the three
mssted sailing vessel tried vainly
for IL days to make the passage
itself against opposing winds.
The tug has returned to Dutch
Harbor
The tugs arrival at the scene
was delayed, after it was under
way, by an emergency call from
the U. S. Coast Guard station at
Scotch Cap, where an enlisted
man was shot in the leg. A small
toat from the tug went through
the dangerous surf to pick him up
and the tug returned him tc
Dutch Harbor for treatment.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-27
FORESTS WILL MAKE
HOME IN EVERETT, WIN.

On his first trip outside since his
arrival in Juneau 80 years ago, A.
J. Forrest was Pan American Air.
ways passenger south today. With
him was his son Phil. who has been
in Juneau for the last month";
Mr.. Forrest and his son will estab-
lish their home in Everett, Wash,
with another son, Leonard. Their
present plan is to return to Juneau
next spring. During their absence
the Forrest home on Glacier High
way has been leased to Neil Moore,
Territorial Auditors office.
For many years Mr.. Forrest was
in charge of the job printing de-
partment of George M. Simphins
Company.
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CHINESE MONEY
JETTI50NED BY
Filler ON TRIP

SHANGHAI. Wednesday, Aug. ~
IN Pilot Robert Rousselot Of Noel
Mo. jettisoned a huge cargo of Chi
nese currency Monday when his
Chinese National Relief and Rehabi-
litation plane developed trouble en-
route from Canton to Peishiyi. in
western China.
The Shanghai office of the Chi
nese Air TRANSPORT Service said five
cases of the money had been re-
covered and filters were searching
for the rest. The service. for which
Rousselot is pilct, said it did not
know how much money was involved
but other sources said such ship
merits usually were valued at ST.
100000 (U. 81
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not been bucked by a number OF
influential Alaska Natives, includ-
ing Roy and Frank Peratrovich'
Frank johnson and Andrew Hope,
the latter three members Of the
Territorial Legislature.
Ryan also complained of apathy
on the part of civic groups in
Alaska. which have left the Board
OF Education, himself, and a few
other officials to fight the battle
unaided even though warnings
have been given through the years
that the Territory was sure to be
faced with the present situation
where ANS schools are closed and
the burden of additional native
pupils dumped upon tie Territory.
Nc Guarantee
Ryan conceded that even had the
Boards proposal been approved by
the Congress and the 100000 been
appropriated instead of automatical-
ly failing upon Budget Bureau eli
minaticn, there would be no guar
antee that Federal aid to Alaska
schools would continue: since even
Interior Department tuition con-
tracts with the various States are
upon a year. toyear basis.
Nevertheless, the Board sees no
alternative except to continue to
fight for Federal tuition and has
instructed him to seek a Federal
appropriation for that purpose now
of S230,0 600 for the next year, since
native enrolment in Territorial
schools increased to $500. He es-
Inmates a native enrolment Of 5000
the following year.
Ryan stated that, although the
problem within cities is their own,
the Board of Education has instruct
ed him not to take over and operate
any schools that have been oper-
ated by the ANS outside of cities.
He pointed out that the ANS
schools at FIT. Yukon and Cordova,
which the ANS has closed this year,
are outside city limits. He said ne
has made no plans for Territorial
schools to take over native pupils
of that two schools, or to operate
the schools.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-27
League
Leade rs

Here are the leaders in the big
baseball time through games played
yesterday
National League
BATTING-Walker, Philadelphia
345; Re;ser, Brooklyn, .318.
RUNS BATTED IN-Mize, New
York, Ill; Elliott, Boston, and Kin
er, Pittsburgh 90.
HOME RUNS-Mize, New York,
AZ; Kiner, Pittsburgh. 49,
PITCHING-Jansen, New York
l5-4 .789; Blackwell, Cincinnati, 49,
6, .76O.
American League
BATTING - Williams, Boston
343; Boudreau, Cleveland, $3.50.
RUNS BATTED IN - Williams
Boston, 80; Doerr, Boston, 81
HOME RUNS-W Williams, Boston
20; Gordon, Cleveland, "a.
PITCHING Shea, New York, H.
A. 1888; McCahan, Philadelphia, g.
3, .727.
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RING DOPE

Fistic encounters last night turneu
out as follows:
PITTSBURGH-Charley tYoung,
ziyic. $50, Pittsburgh, outpolnted
Freddie Archer, IA, Newark, N -
10.
ELMIRA, N. Y. - Tommy stem
house. 1871, Buffalo, knocked out
Mike Belloise, 1873, New York, O.
SEATTLE-Al Hostak, 1852, Seat
lie. outpointed Steve Belloibouj, l59,
New York, 10.
LOS ANGELES-Simon Vergara,
1877. Panama, outpointed Harold
Dade. 1929, Los Angeles, 10.
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MRS. Patrick PAUL
PASSES YESTERDAY;
new BABY dies roo

MIS-. Beatrice Paul. wife of Pat
rick Paul from Angoon. passed
away in Government Hospital yes
terday afternoon, shortly after Civ
ing birth to baby. The infant
died this morning.
Mrs Paul is survived by her
husband, and funeral arrangements
are awaiting word from him
Pat" Paul is out fishing Other
surviving family are her mother,
Mrs Andrew Wanamaker; two
brothers, Stephen and Clarence
Bell and a sister Charlotte Bell
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-27
Stars of
Yesterda,

Pitching and batting stars of
games PLAYED Yesterday in the major
leagues were as follows
BATTING JOHNNY MIZE,
GIANTS Clouted his 41st and And
homers and two singles, driving il.
five runs and scoring two to pace
New York to 7-6 win over Chicago
PITCHING - BILL VOISELLE,
BRAVES Limited st. Louis Cardi-
mails to three singles in pitching
Braves to a ST. victory.
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DIVORCES FILED
Two divorces were filed to-

Two divorces were filed TO-DAY III
U. S. District Court here.
Teresa Johnson VS.. Raymond
Johnson on charge of desertion.
They were married at Sitka, Aug.
81. 194l. and have two children The
custody of the children has been
placed in a third person and poth
PARTIES have agreed to retain that
arrangement No property settle
ment is involved.
Pauline Potvin VS.. Arthur A. Pot
Vim charging incompatibility- Ihey
were married at Okanogan wash
April 10. 1889, and have no children
There are no property rights m
volved
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-27
FISH SEASON EXTENDED

The season for commercial fishing
at Inner and Outer Sumner Strait
has been extended two additional
days by the u S. Fish and Wildlife
Service. This season was due to
close at y. m. tomorrow but will
now be open until 6 p. m, Saturday,
Aug. 80.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-27
pAA PILOT VACATIONS

Pan American Always Pilot Don
Foote and Mrs. Foote were Juneau
arrivals today from Seattle for a
short holiday. This is Mrs. Foote's
first trip north. They are at the
Juneau Hotel