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Evening star., 1947-12-28
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, experienced in audit Of
cost plus construction contracts, On
sns s of iee ePa appcaoes Hs only assign
sidered Address replies to H. B. TURNER,
1925 Conn. ave. NV. -29
AGENT to handle Life insuTance Hg1 ed. debit odn II
for appointment. or write care Box 797
.ss e learn soRs store
S. s4e Tk 45 co
sHts AHTo nsf AupEsGa MAN m only
Apply REDS GARAGE, "a H st. ne. -2S
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN. expert
enced only. Apply REDS GARAGE. "a
AuTo 4 70 HEADLIGHT MAN. must know how
to operate Robart headlight machine; and
ply Mon. W. A. BARBER. 10th and Maine
Afro MECHANICS and body and fender
men for large truck dealer; finest working
fS9d SSMN sshsf or5K 1aS sc Sc NJ f6s5 HHTT5 rd s
AUTO MECHANICs-we are happy to an
nounce that our shop has been completely
heat. ventilation and excellent locker room
for facilities Here you enjoy top earnings:
70 Mq Mstrs Sth DaS MNp i9DEn 0en4z opP
AETo MEcBANIc MEN, eSperienced: @ d. So -
ass Ssek with psy esk es M
AUTO SERVICE Billing CLERK and
cashier, experienced in costins out repair
keeping experience helpful; excel. oppor.
.9r Or engagement { saoe for energetic man. Box
BAKER-First-clsss cake and pastry baker
for multiple unit retail bakery in Baltimore.
Md; Very attractive salary and permanent
give full particulars and experience Box
BskEE BsFy Or EHoP RPch wsd hand eA5 AgD as
st. Arlington. Va. GIL 4010 80
BAKERS, cake. all around. experienced
Re Rpe pers. sp Z IN. ass7 THE he KAYWoop |SeSo
BAKERY. 1909 varnum ST.. Mt. Rainier,
BAKERS HELPER. white. ambitious young
man with some experience in baking; splen
VI; VI; Ess{slIIns |sss J, THoNPsoSs ' 'eAFErfRiA,
BARBEf, no no license required, short hours;
81 sEAnT4 fs1y'es ofhkAf9R S FL e1a9 e.nereneed with
cure girl; excellent opportunity Cali MI.
sao aGIRo sis sash ss rm has
bookkeeping, payrools. etc. Must be sober;
knowledge Of retail coal and i'd fuel Iillei oil
sos can eeH aaas Mr tn Mt dets ii
own handwriting stating salary expected.
refs. phone number and when avail. Box
BOoKKEEPER AND CASHIER. typing es-
sential: good working conditions. State
sse and salary expected. Box 160-B
BOOKKEEPER, experienced. for retail in
stallment store; excellent salary: oppor-
tunity for advancement. EISEMAN'S, F
St. at 7th NV.
BOOKKEEPER, for Burroughs bookkeep-
ing machine. preferably with experience:
fve-day week. retirement, hospitaliza ton
and insurance benefits. SECURITY saw
tNGS g. COMMERCIAL BANK, 9Th and
G SITS. NV
BRICKLAYER. subcontractor. FOR 2 brick
homes at Garrison st. NV. and later for
my DEVELOPMENT In Nd. Park. Nd. A. o.
BURGHARDT. 427 Turner St, Chevy
Chase, Md For appointment call OIL.
G2S6 between a and 7:30 pm.
BRICkLAYERS-Two-ye apartment Job.
Tithin Ddstrset' ean;Tinter work. Zee MT;
.23rd and Alabama ave. Sc. \ JONATHAN
VOOpNER CO. 80
Evening star., 1947-12-28
HELP MEN and WoMEk

ADDING MACHINE OPERATORS, who de:
sire to make banking a career: pay while
learning: perm position when qualiflec
with oppor. for Advancement vacations
with pay, and other benefits available
Apply in person, HAMILTON NATIONAL
BANK, 619 18th st. NV. -2S
CLERK for general once work in in
LEY. rs
COUPLE. experienced. reliable, for house
family nil Cali HD1 RAJ aha5. ana n0uSe"sn' small
JANITOR-Dry, cozy, furn. basemt quar-.
tiers for honest. clean. dependable CPL
exchange services: man empl.. woman
earns in house; coed refs. needed. 1711
ofFicE SECRETARY. accurate stenos-
conditions must be reliable and trust
worthy: prefer Christian permanent po-
sition; state qualifications Box 113..A
daAee ca AZ ISL 9r aftsf sfT pm MASS sundsy
la tms a1SmHs II anS Hsekday day so%e2 3
spa sF so .a1S II st, 0Tst nv re- Rp 4oid MoSGSR
pleasant Surroundings. WooDLEY. DRUG
s66EE 66s roGNr3PR aS GGSn HEP hHt W4 xhe5
G% f2Hs h:s Ss seasy Ms ave. Apply By Wo ss
LOCAL CPA FIRM establishing pool OF
qualified accountants and Office person
mel. No cost or obligation t., YOU state
experience. machines operated. salary re-
aniremsnts. Box 126-A. Star.
singe. party, private residence, Dec. Goth,
10 to / am 81 80 Call OIL, 1884
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HELP MEN.

TRUCK DRIVER, courteous, exper.. must
know NV section of city city, be acquainted l ed
sId Alsxandria. Apply HUBERT, NC,
uPHoisrERER %I Il EE Dseae $50 per per VIZ vk to Start:
must be ,efteient ana sober ABc SUPPLY
pcstoR Asa Can oo.'5 oE 5sSo
Financial corporation desires
credit investigating. for DEVELOPMENT as
Ihs we iSeas Tsa
pleasing personality and have his own
car ba pr2taoe ME i9
MAN. 500 Investment Bldg, 10th and K
VETERAN. disabled. cashier in snack bar
of checking merchandise and making
hours, doVERaNMENT SERVICES. NC,
1119 21st st. NV. 20
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC, expert
snd pay on all fesaGS fGaa
10th st. NV, MA. sS72.
WATcaMANNish CHM Sh1s s1asEy GH
YouNG ?i MAN. %; over n,I is, free to travel, can
earn $3.50 per day to start. Room 424
YOUNG MAN to learn private 1oc store
experience preferred $40 wk., promising
uSa fuas5s pts HaSRFEs aFnst6n 'Rs g. 70 1l7 4'
YOUNG MAN. white, 1890, neat, ,ambi-
chance to build good future We will
pay good salary and W teach aehsseq to
Dstffl Hsh goo e os
YOUNG MAN, white, high school grad,
appliance record business Pc
messenger and learn seneral office pro-
fsns mus5 poson or ad
P. sTEUART & & BRO, INC, 1ss 18th st.
YOUNG MAN. in his eos, high school edu
tion recurring handling Of money and re-
pp ports Coco Good M future Apply MR. MEAK1N'
YOUNG MAN with knowledge of double
snas 000fsssDnEs Box sB sss ssr age and
YOUNG MAN. recent high school graduate,
to count money in the ofiice Of treasurer
Of large company; about S170 per month
to start for a 5,day, 4o.hour week In
what you are now doing. and why you
want to change Jobs If you are already
employed Box 1865, Star. 80
YOUNG MAN to sell radio and appliance
parts to dealers commissions against
NJ
2ouSG 2sp Sea NAN. eoioredssvith ait au-aroSnd
exrer, retail drugstore; BART or full time
daywork: Apply in person, LANGSToN
PHAR.. 2401 Benning I'd. ne. -28
YOUNG MAN, white, between q and %.
to learn the restaurant business; good
starting salary and a great future for the
right. party. Apply any THoMPsoN's
WANTED FARM HAND-Preferably one
that can run truck and tractor and gen.
eral eral farm work; good wages with bosrd.
4 YeHSG SALESMAN mad made $1,000 dyr-
sire to add l aggressive. experienced
kETfN 60" ~ sSs4 Ssf NIX n. KirkTood i rd All, r.
\ "a ipERRMMANaEassT7. RMA aass7. POSITION for married
man who is not afraid of work: must have
fair education neat appearance and own
car, Not a canvassing proposition. Ex-
ceptional opportunity for advancement.
Apply 204S West, Virginia ave: ne, II
am. to 3 pm. Monday and Tuesday. -29
ADVERTISING-We will pay $40 for each
advertising idea, art suggestion or copy
used in our newspaper. trade or class paper
and direct mail. Mail name. address.
phone. one reference to Mr.. Connor (per-
sonaD. R. MARS CO.. 40 1st st. Sc. Do
not mail samples or copy.
Evening star., 1947-12-28

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do NOT inclose original ref
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SAlESkEN tcont.)

becoming manager. Apply FELSERS, 9Oi
II st. ne. 81
MANHUNT-H you are sincere. forceful
Encyclopedia offers you highest earnings
most pleasant work, calling on home want.
ing to see the new :$2,00oO0O edition
backed by national advertising campaign
in Life Sat. Eve Post. Parents and othel
leadine publication: free training assure;
success; teaching. club church, social work
experience helpful: rapid advancement tc
dist; mgr. part time considered CO. 25l4
MUST HAVE retail experience, mems fur.
nishngs or, department store. to assist
executive salesman representing established
nationally advertised line; salary and ex-
penses. Furnish complete history Boz
Evening star., 1947-12-28

OFFICE MANAGER for a well-established
general Insurance agency in D. C.. must
analyze clients needs; must know cover
age and be able to compute ratesa must
be able, to furnish local references; state
all replies will be answered and kept CON
adential. Box Abb, Star. -3
OFFICE WoRKER-Major rubber CO
in ONCE; excel. opportunity for ~ advance" dee
ment; must have high school or better
education: office exper. preferred Write
stating age salary sxpected
OIL Oil TRUCK DRIVERS wanted. Write
giving age. experience and recent refs
P&ckGRs f2s sH sSp AND HELPERS - Experienc,
vases, STEADY work: sEcuRfTY sToRf fdE
FHFmac1sT Fa {n. 10 sass with
ary sdag Week orns eon sat-
tion with advancement opportunities. .Ap-
EorE Py e NT bRAa Assf soREg " St once
Arp DRUG CO., 1113 G st. NV. rs
PHARMACIST. registered; for presentation
work. MORNINGS or evenings. HIGGER
PHARMACIsT-manager for high-class col
honls sl ss SALARY gHod Ws pa
at end OF. yr. Only competent, capable
man need apply. Confidential replys
Box 404-B. Star.
PIPE COVERER; steady work. good pay;
State experience and be sober. Box 237-B
Star.
PLUMBER, crippled invalid can't rest until
sink and stove moved into next room; pay
$50 cash. 15S r ST. ne. DU. 7247.
PLUMBERS (4). new work. on 2-yeaI
project: one for fixtures. one for rough
ing in; one steam fitter; must have
hand tools. Call ST.. 4S43. -2S
PORTER, colored, honest. reliable, for
delicatessen-restaurant. Apply 4o15 s.
2Sth ST.. Arlington. or call TIE. O096. 30
PORTERS General cleaning work
STANDARD DRUG CO., lib G st. NV
PORTER AND DELIVERY MAN, colored
must have good references: state age and
salary expected. Box 1873. Star. 20
PORTER for automobile agency, D. c.
drivers permit. See Mr. Tarshes BEAI
.ooS aSi vo1Ser sSs must 4onasy 4, as.
to supply Al references. Apply WILBUR
ROGERS, 1911 = Ut. NV.
Evening star., 1947-12-28

CASHIER, Natl. cash register posting: old
established mercantilea Arm, leader in its
field. has opening for experienced girl;
dential BOY 0Qd.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-04
EUROPEAN AID QUALIFIED BY
 REpUBL!(ANS
By JACK BELL

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.--lR- Prospective Republican limitations on the Marshall plan began to take form today with demand from Senator Vandenberg tR-Mich) that the administration submit a total bill' for worldwide aid proposals.
 Vandenberg's assertion that we cannot indefinitely underwrite the world" drew attention to a grow ing framework of requirements up- on which the COP majority in Congress may insist tefore it ap- proves any plan for economic help to Europe.
 Senator Taft (R-Ohio) already has said the cost of such aid ought to bs limited to S4,500, ,000,0oo in the next year. Senator White of Maine, the COP floor leader, told a reporter he thinks other party members will have quite few ideas of their own" when the special session begins considering the program Nov. IT.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-04
10 VOTE ON
 CABLE(ARS,
 NE " MAYOR
San Francisco Has EIection Today Three Candi-
 dafes for Executive

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-tRl-- San Francisco voters today decide on new mayor and whether to keep the hilly city's quaint cable cars-known to visitors from the world over for more than TO years.
 partisan candidates to suc- ceed retiring Mayor Roger D. Lap
 am are Rep. Franck Havenner, Cemocrat elected to Congress four times; City Supervisor Chester Mac Phee and Superior Court Judge FL mer Robinson, Republican.
 The cable car charter amend ment proposes that the Public Utilities Commission maintain and operate the system "as a link with San Franciscos historic past :" The only organized opposition to the cars-which have developed a strap-hanging art peculiar to San Francisco-has been voiced by the local real estate board, which complains they're outdated. City authorities originally prepared to junk the little cars as inefficient and outmoded. A Citizens" committee to save the cable cars organized a vigorous campaign and put the proposed amendment on the ballot.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-04

(Ccntinued from Page One) ecutive Council contends are keep ing prices up. In an October econ omic survey, however, AFL re- searchers declared that if present conditions prev9il another round of wage increases will be sought.
 The San Francisco AFL conven- tion called for increased old age benefits under Federal Social Se- curity, indicating the way it's high command is thinking. But the AFL leadership leaves the bargaining and the contract demands strictly to it's member unions.
 The CIO follows the same policy in general, but conferences among leaders of the various unions re- suit in a "pattein" of demands.
 Meanwhile, the national Fore mems Institute, which describes it's thrice-monthly collective bargain ing bulletin as "a streamlined labor relations service for employers" said in its latest issue that General Motors Corporation will be the first to feel the pension plan push
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-04
RYAN AND STABLER
 SPEAK AT ROTARY
 LUNCHEON TODAY

The phenomenal growth of the Boy Scout program in Alaska was outlined by pr. James Ryan at the Rotary meeting, which was held this noon in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel. In two years, the number of boys partici- pating in Scouting in Alaska has risen from 197 to 1,070. Dr. Ryan asked Rotarians to support the Boy Scout Financial Drive which is being held this week.
 World -traveler" Howard Stabler told of his recent trip. He and Mrs. Stabler flew fom Juneau to Detroit, where they picked up a new car and began their trip that took them to southern Ohio, MT Statler's former home, and then to Memphis, Tenn. From Memphis they drove across the southern United States visiting Fl Paso and stopping off to see Carlsbad Caverns and the Grand Canyon. They visited briefly in Seattle and then drove to Vancouver, B. C., where they embarked on the Prin- cess Louise for Juneau.
 Chairman of the program com mittee, Charles Carter, announced that Jack Burford, another Rotar- ian who has really been around in the past few months, would tell the members about his trip at the meeting on Novembeh 25.
 President Homer Garvin an- ncunced that there would be no meeting of the organization next week because of Armistice Day and that the following meeting on November 18 would be held at the Juneau High School. The program at the school meeting will be dedicated to American Education Week and Edwin C. Clark, Superintendent of Schools will be in charge.
 Because of the excellent lunch that was served at today's meet ing, William Hughes, new man. ager of the Baranof Hotel, was given round of applause by the Rotarians.
 Guests at today's meeting were Bill Boardman, R. T. Rashery and Walter Stuart of Ketchikan, and Eugene Card of Coos Bay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-04
FISH BOAT LANDS 5 TONS OF TRUCK
 CAUGHT IN TpAWl

SEATTLE, Nov. 4.-R-Louis Zu- vich. skipper ot the fishing boat Confidence, locked at scrap metal prices instead of the fish market today to determine the value of yesterdays catch.
 Drssg .ng fer scrapfish in GOO feet of water a mile off Richmond Bsach yesterday. his net snagged a dump truck weighing five to six tons Unable to free the net, Zu- yich and two companions lashed the truck to the side of the boat and With a severe starhcard list, mado it back to Seattle. A derrick lifted the truck to a dock.
 The six thes on the truck held air, but mud and rust covered the frame Missing was the steering wheel drivers seat and cngine hoou There was TO clue to its ownership or how it got into Puget Sound.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-04
APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM TO GET
 NEW START HERE

An attempt will be made tonight to renew the Territorial Appren- ticeship Program at meeting of the Territorial Apprenticeship Board The Board will also select a new chairman to replace Dave Bur nett, who has left the Territory
 The Board members are: Ernest Whitehead, of the Northern Con- mercial Company, and George Schmidt, of the Juneau Spruce Corporation, representing manage ment; Chris Henning, of the CIO, and Thomas J. Moore, of the AFL, representing labor; Dr. James C. Ryan, Territorial Commissioner of Education, Arthur A. Hedges, Di- rector of the Alaska Territorial Employment Service, Ernest E. Lincoln, of the Veterans Admin istration, and Henry A Benson, Territorial Commissioner of La bor, all representing. the govern ment.
 The meeting will be held at 7:30 D. m, in the offices of the Terri torial Department of Labor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-04
TERRITORY GETS
 FINANCIAL HELP
 FROM CANNERlES
Advance Payment oi Taxes Gives Territory Almost
 S3OO,OOO 10 Pay Bills

Some temporary relief to the Territory's poor financial condi- ton has been furnished by the Canned Salmon Industry of Alaska which had made advance payments on it's pack taxes in order to help the Territory over the hump for the present. These taxes are not ordinarily due until Januay 1. Tax Commissioner M. P. Null laney revealed that his office has received s293, ,7281O so far from the canneries.
 In the meantime:
 The monthly tank statement of the Territorial Treasury was re- leased today and revealed that the Territory has an actual cash ball. ance in the bank of S22,658.84 after deductions have been made for outstanding warrants in the amount of S599, 9,37817, and special funds in the amount of $1 ,349, ,373 A. The statement is for the period ending October 3l, 1947.
 The outstanding warrants are for bills which have been paid but for which the checks have not yet cleared The special funds are incorporated into the Territorial General Fund, but are not avail able for general operation of the Territory.
 Seven of the largest of these funds are Teachers Retirement, S1l3,251.59; School Lunches, SEA- 500.32; Unemployment Compensa- tion Commission, $63 ,36595 Ma ternal and Child Health, Crippled Children, Venereal Disease Control and General Health, $779o5 ,66 :; Veterans Administration, S418,56l.- IT.; Motor Fuel Oil Tax, $306,319.21 ; and, Old Age Assistance S89, 9,907.00 Territorial Auditor Frank A Boyle revealed that his office had over s300000 in unpaid vouchers which have not yet been submitted to the Treasurer office for pay ment because of the lack of funds in the Treasury Most of this amount is for the Territorial school program Other obligations of the Territory are also unpaid but no vouchers for these debts have been submitted to the Auditor because of the freeze order by the Board of Administration earlier this year
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-04
DAWN TO DUSK
 5(0UTER FUND
 DRIVE FRIDAY

Juneau Boy Scout officials an- rounced details of dawn to cusk campaign to be held Friday, under the leadership of District Finance Chairman Frank Hermann. Funds raised in Juneau will complete the 1947 operations.
 At a recent Council Charter re- view, conducted with the Execu- tive Board by Regional Executive O. D. Sharpe, revealed that the Alaska Council had made outstand- ing growth in its members and crganizational work. That a high percentage of it's Scout Units had trained leadership and that the power of the Boy Scout Program to hold youngsters in the Program longer, had increased. However, enc of the weaknesses of the Coun- cil was its financial structure and the Executive Board has taken measures, under the leadership of George A. Parks, to strengthen this weakness. The Alaska Coun- Gil has the possibility of reaching over 4,OC0 boys in Scouting. At the present time we are reaching one-third of that number This third represents 600 percent in- cease over its members two years ago. Local Scout leaders believe that the Juneau area will form two more Scout Troops, a third Cub Pack and have at least forty Eoys participating in the Senior Scout Program, now under the sponsorship of the Elks Club.
 Signing up of the Executive Committee for the campaign will take place today and tomorrow. The Executive Committee will take to the field Wednesday evening
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-04
INTERNAL REVENUE
 WILL UNLOAD SAFE

George W. Osage, Deputy Collec- tor of the Bureau Of Internal Re- venue in Juneau has big prob lem. The problem weighs three tons. The three tons is the weight of big office safe which has. been in the lccal office for some time and which the Internal Revenue no lcnger needs
 Osage has received permission to sell the safe to the highest bidder and expects to invite formal bids in the near future. In the mean time he says, anyone interested is urged to contact him about its possible purchase.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-04
GRAIN, MEDICAL SUPPLIES 60 10
 CHINA AS RELIEF

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-iR- China will be given $27,70o, 900 worth Of grain and medical supplies under the $932, 100000 foreign re- lief program voted by Congress at it's last session. the State Depart ment announced today.
 The program vas set up to take over some of the relief chores for merly handled by the United Ma tions Relief and Rehabilitation Ad- ministraticn in Europe and the Orient.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-04
PARTY REhCREy
 WRECK OF ARMY
 PLANE, ECUADOR

LIMA, Peru, Nov 4.-JP -Advices from Ecuador to the Peruvian Air Ministry reported today that a searching party had reached the wreckage of a U. S. Army trans port plane missing since Oct. 10 with six persons aboard.
 A press officer at the Ministry declared the dispatches said the plane-assigned to the U S. Air Mission in Lima-had been found at the bottom Of a 3.Ooo-foot deer canyon southeast of Lola, Ecua- dor. He said the bodies of a "Col Hawkins and 8 Col Parker" al- ready had been identified. The plane disappeared on a flight from Talara to Iquitos, Peru.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-04
SINGLE SHOT ENDS LIFE OF FORMER ANB.
Continued from Page One)

(Contlnued rom Page Olle) ident Truman to relieve him of his post as permanent representative on the United Nations Economic and Social Council to which the President had named him in l946 after he left his Ambassadors of flee
 He wanted, he said to pick up life again as a private citizen in my own country"
 As governor of New Hampshire the only man ever to serve three Winant an outspoken critic against politics, as such, set up several agencies for social and labor bettermcnt. His ideas caught on throughout the nat.on
 The late President Roosevelt went out Of the Democratic Party to name Winant a Republican, as first head Of the Social Security Board
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-04
NO FAREWELL NOTE

CONCORD N. H, Nov 4--.R- John G. Wnant's secretary said to- day a search had failed to uncover any farewell ncfe by the former Ambassador before he shot himself
 J. Bernard Terlon, who has been with Winant for nearly a quarter of a century. said he did not know what dignitarios-if any planned tc attend the funeral
 Winant, he said. was interested in the ordinary man in the street and that's the type he would want at his funeral
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-04
D0N0HCE FUNERAL
 THURSDAY, MENL0
 PARK, CAllF0DNIA

ATHERTON, Calf, Nov. 4-iR- 4 funeral mass will be held Thurs day for Thomas Donohoe. A, Alaska attorney for 20 years, who died unexpectedly Sunday while passing through Roseburg, Ore, while enroute here from Seattle.
 The service will be held at the Church of the Nativity in nearby Manlo Park. 1nterment will be in Holy Cross cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-04
KlWANIS WILL HONOR
 LADIES'; BANQUET Ar
 BARkN0F TOMORROW

Ladies Night will be held by the Kiwanis Club tomorrow evening at 6:30 in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel Harry Pedal Pushing" Sperling will show the kodachrome slides he took on his
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-04
HEINTzLEMAN RETURNS

B. F. Heintzleman, Regional For ester ef the U s. Forest Service. returned here yesterday from a trip to Wrangell. Petersburg and Ketchikan where he had been eX- blaming functions of the pulp tim- Der program.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-04
FRED CAvANAUGHS HEAD FOR STATES
 WITH SMALL BOAT

The Juneau Office of Public Roads Administration today an- nounced that MT. and Mrs. Fred Cavanaugh have apparently left Juneau permanently. The PRA stated that Mrs. Cavanaugh had requested a leave of absence fol- lowed by a transfer to the Port land office effective December l.
 The Cavanaughs left here last week on board their small boat, the Tamora, and announced that they were headed for weeks va cation at Sitka. They were due to return here yesterday.