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Evening star., 1948-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

1CCOTNTANT (publicl, Bookkeeping and
tax service, rates from ST. per mo. 81
Mr. MR. ANDRE wishes to announce that Miss
Ruth Seagram formerly with Marguerite
Sheetze and Helene Rubinstein OF Connec :
oyDs LIZ, sVsIaf gEHUrY shGoN 1s6s
cut ave, NO. 9l31. Open evenings I'll $50
GAS WATER HEATERS. 60, 80: 40 gal,
automatic: no cash needed; small monthIs
payment; immediate installation Th0nMnTo
SON & STANSBURY CO" INC. Ii. 3o2s
DIAMONDS. JEWELRY wANTED-a-Higg1hl;; g1l;
MARKEL. $40 st. NV. MA. o2s4
ACCOUNTANT, expert-Books started. kept
part time: tax returns prepared, stale-
ments, audits: reasonable. OR 2o'4
APPLES. CIDER AND APPLE BUTTER for
see daily and ssndas Bbore WI Ashton 3e eSSfs
or or $751; sE1BEL's ORCHARD, Spencer
GRAY's Isti D' DoLL-ToY HOSPITAL. estab.
1887 expert repairs. prices right; dolls
doll clothes. wigs. shoes, on safe alS0 c0nI- OH,
plete costumes made TO order. GRAI p ?;
epeH et at Newton Newton. No. 1901,
APPLES AND SWEET CIDER, Honey and
apple butter Open all winter. DirectlonS
Out Ga. ave. % Glenmontt; mont Mq,' Tnver nv .
mnoRGs NILS e9 PHA1NFTE.D s.. oRcHARDs Sandy
SPRINGS, Md Ashton 247l.
CAN YOU USE A GOOD orchestra, any
size, at prices you car &HoroF Sau ah'
fMMEDiATE CASH for your home: South
east or Northeast and Maryland: whits
or colored COX & Co: d. 42o4' ne
ACCoUNTANT expert. available by day
week or month; will keep your books: care
loss statements; prompt and encient serV-
Ice: reasonable rate. Box 1915 Stsa6.
PROMOTER WANTED to procure financing
for new company preparing TO market
variety Of outstanding pateated contIsct at5eff
conpany personnel of highest type and
products are developments OF one of the
most prolific inventor-engineers in the
country Box 18Th. Star.
yoU don't have to be a magician to do
the closet trick! Just go to the closet. get
that dress, suit or coat. which you always
wanted to have dyed, and bring it to US
oUiSITE. tbs dyework specialist. Ga. and
n H. Georgia 9177.
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HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING CLERK-Clerical position in
accounting ONCE of lse; local company:
MRS. BARBOUR, AT. 1900 for interview.
ADJUSTMENT CLERK, with department
once: 5th floor, GoLDENBERds, 7th and
ADMITTING OFFICE registered nurse.
typing essential; hours, 10 am. to pm:
Mss Mss MANRY Nk sfe under 3d. Phone RE ss $500
ALTERATioN HAND to work in daylight
shop on nm mems es1d and women,s clothes rst-
ASSISTANT r 81 BooKkEEPEk eas iSRPEf h expeTienced
51s: day week Apply BLUE BANNER
AssIsPsSr SO BSokkEErEh, 81 fa exp in double
wholesale liquor dealers. Mr.. MoREY,
81 sEAGTHciAN, i59Yci must be experienced; ga
in person; 1903 Park rd. NV.
Edison IS ahfi6 BEA1r9 s90 saIoN f
H.; rs :se:s' nsE SIX '}si
.s,1y ,nd = ss
BEAUTY BEAUTY sof9k 15d St ns Salary .as
commission to well-experienced operator;
ANDRE Of 5th AVE. 1916 Kins ns'' St., Alex. Alex,
Beauty shartai va OPERATOR. part time good
TY SHOP. 5l2O Macarthur blvd NV.
BOOKKEEPER. for head of department in
in the t Ca must BE- snd
have pleasing personality; excel salary for
the right person. Apply RIz1K BROS,
BOOKKEEPER. exper knov,edpe stenoe-
raphy. for small but busy retail trade assn.
Can do actual bkkpng., billing. etc. in "a
ora adyertns es dets f baanoe 1aes of tme sa
4o-hr. wk:. $500 start, more after 90
days; 49,, Good 20 chance .sa ts5 ambitious person
sSooRKEHPERN b Ma 10 lssa sssist public account
s"ex s9se TsqqlSsd Boy aJ star Et,,n ~
lds9 week p0ssh cs 81
STA for appointment.
BOOKKEEPER. perm. position: 40-hour
position: would prefer girl living in Brent
Mr. Mr. o'DoHNEIL Monday. . to 10 am, at
BookkEEpER. 800 III S' part r time s,.e5 an hour;
must be experienced in double-entry WORK
for ladies' ready-to-wear store; permanene
BookREEFRk R95i4SE PGT With With some some knowledge
counting and (preferably) tax matters, for
research orsansstion good sdrcstod adod snd sa
ary. advancement opportunity. Write MR..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for mod
ern air-cond. real estate office: pleas; sur
roundings. 37-hr. wk.; start at $3.50 mo.
with opport.. for ,ady; Intsryisw week S
days only, II to 1880. HENRY SALUS'
11O4 Vermont ave. NV NO phone eaiE'
BBtosSoiKKEEPER-TYPIsT. part time; knowl-
edge Of double entry BOOKKEEPING. expert
snssd tion no Appy BOX s1s5
BooKKEEPING-MACHINE OPERATOR: s.
sfzzcFkicAh sfz Hi siiase segPPfY CO. lisa iith St
*; ecXEs;H1Ek-rhs Ex: 1isS perfect position for an
Experienced cashier; modern downtown
store -:ieasant surroundings; good pay;
permar mt IRVING'S, 10th and E.
CASHIER and beverage checker: eXper. not
necessary. willing to train inteiligent per
son: excel salary. meals incl: Apply Miss
James or Mr.. Forst. after IL am, FAN
Cashier. white. cafeteria: 4 pm; to $50
pm. Apply INVESTMENT CAFETERIA
CtaasHIERs. young ladies, 1885, for fast,
moving cafeteria lines In Fed: oidg.' must
be able to add trays mentally; exp help.
early hrs; 5-day wk.; annual and SICK ~.
GOVT. SERVICES. INC. 1119 21st st. NV.
CASHIER CLERK. temporary; for Christ
mas period ending Dec. "a. See MI
Goodwirl. SCHWARTZ. 1908 r st. nw.-29
CHOCOLATE DIFFERS. expsriene@eS; @
Sart.time or evening work. Call HU. $500.
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, y: BY, loca! public public &C &C.
seS0ons rednred least Box S:
ACCOUNTING CLERK, age a5 to 3o-we
fesf to n take he ehsdss sity 81 81 aaR o
THIS will nesesState the bess one seleftfd @itS 0 to
accountine acc M aiei education preferred Starting
salary, $50 per week with splendid 5end
eoPS Neek ca GF ME- 44ss
ACCOUNTANT WANTED to take charge Of
office in prominent washington retail
books knowledge of retail inventory sys-
tenn desirable. Write Box INK. Star. 30
ADvERTIsING-young man as as MESSENGER
need msd iareEsS'es appiy See " Mr.: WSooDcocK. si4
Afro BODY MAN, experienced man. ga
day wk vacation, holidays with pay; best
pay plan in town. Apply HANDLEY MO-
TOR co, 1923 Georgia ave. NV ask Tor
AUTO CLEANER. must have exper.., in
Washing. polishing; waxing 1d aIs automo6iies
ARRG AAMs MI9fey hTfo 5aIEs inF 1929 0fSGn AZ
Rave ia to dfivers % permit 5fs-dsy xk, s75:
sss s1a sSsA' lEsox zsssGa @
G1To S4T w "MAECHAN1c. must be able to work So
on all cars good salary to the right man ma
Afro MECHANIC, thoroughly exper on
Chrysler and Plymouth cars, work IN new
shop and act as shop foreman, straight
ss5Sfs son l. "TEfoMPsoN; All Hampden lane;
AUTO MECHANICS, experienced, for per-
manent Jobs, with Washineton's Oldest
5Ia day week, vacation with pay; top
R2Ss AT FG3e %oroR co See no Ne sSR coa
Afro GEi ) MECHANICS, high wage, permanent
position for. 2 frst-class mechanics; new
shop; free life; sickness and hospitaliza,
Bfidgss HlHd snsIss iss5 Prince st, Alex. oS 1900
Afro MECHANIC. must be exper. for all
makes Of cars; 5la-day wk.; S65. REDS
aHTo sHToIa IPAR1s "a CLERK. chrysler products.
experienced. 5-day wk. Paid holidays, va
cation with pay. group insurance, salary
and bonus: healthful workins condltionS tons
AUTO SALESMAN. exper. sell new and
used Kaisers and Frazers: high t trade-in
aky oor pr% FTee peSap and de
cry service. See Mr.. Martin, FRIENDSHIP
MOTORS, INC; 73.o-3o Wis. aye.
sitfesdssE sTfo sERvicE xvi En- MANAGER, experienced.
Chrysler. products. for authorized dealer:
5-day wk paid holidays. guarantee and
bonus. Interesting proposition to right
man. Replies confidential. Box ak, Star.
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN-Washing-
tons oldest Chevrolet dealer has an open
ing for experienced automobile man. cap
s able Of meetins @ the publ; plt;o and disgnoSins
See MI Boteer, BARRY-PATE MOTOR
CO.. 1130 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

SALESPEOPLE for ready-to-wear, lingerie;
hosiery and mems furnishings; ior on iuli
discount on purchases and other employe
benefits Apply personnel once 5th moor;
GOLDENBERG'S. 7th and K sts. NV. ~
TAILOR AND sEAMSTREss, experienced
in mems and women's clothing Apply
92O King ST., Alexandria. Alex. 1U5o.
EXPERIENCED MAN AND WIFE to man
ADJ Apply S'h'f in person, % sPRINe. LAKE MOTOR
COURT, 3 miles south OF Triangle, vlr-
HOUSEWIVES who are interested in pleas lea
ant and lucrative work at home; can IA;
1894 or RA. 444O after 10 am. Unlimited
phone required.
Statesmen AND SALESWOMEN. eolored,
part time Can use 10) at once TO meet
our demand for the Christmas rush usf n.ers Pre-
thTSqgh Pee "a Can Sum tn 1esTR TR 1arieyp. S
ing: excellent prospects for Advancement
State salary expected. Our own ,1, emplGyes p HeS
know of this ad, Reply in writing to BOX
1oQ-K. Star
Evening star., 1948-11-28
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10 days after final insertion
of advertisement.
In order to protect its dduer-
ttsers from recetving circular
matter, 1t is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
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far as possible by The Star.
Only bona fde dnsDers to
Advertisements addressed to
bor numbers In care OF The
Star tDill be deliDered to dd-
uertiserS on presentation OF
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Evening star., 1948-11-28
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers


Three Lines (Minimum)
l time .35c line
4 times --- Csc line per insertion
3 to times
consecutively 32c line per insertion
Z times or longer
consecutively soc line per insertion
Advertisements under Personal
additional. Advertisements OF Nev
Automobiles, SOC per line, 4-linc
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Flat rate per line e------ o0c
Out-of town Rate is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
When canceling CLASSIFIED advertisements
be sure to make Q note Of the cancellation
number This is important in case your
statement does not show . credit for the
cancellation
Claims for errors must oe made IN time
for correction before .scoHd insertion
II advertisement was prepaid. retain
cash register receipt. which bears serial
number with date and tdentines Toof
ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
AGENTS..

FREE SAMPLEs-Big profits showing
amazing glow in : the dark specialties.
religious And nursery objects, etc; Large
manufacturer. MADISON MILLS, 3o3 4th
aSs,, :No.FoG" HeG fGNki GWNkIiNpsa1ELp b CLOTH. In
stantly removes blurry mist, frost: sleet,
snow, stops Windshield fogsine. Samples
WHERE TO BUY 100000 articles direct
from manufactures. Send for Your
Profits Under the Spotlight" GLASS PUB.
CO EllWood City, Pa.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
HELP MEN.
IABORER

Colored, age 2O-3O, Weighing about 1855
to work in pressroom of news
paper; 4O-hour week, $37 so per week to
start with advancements in pay; must be
able to pass physical examination; per-
manent position to steady, dependable
man. Apply personnel office. Room 504,
Star Building.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1948-11-28
Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the Busl-
ness Office, 11th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
II pm, or at any Of the
Branch Offices throughout
the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 9 pm.
Lost and Found Advertisements
on Page A-3.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
MEN WANTED

21 to 40 for good. permanent jobs with
an assured future. Learn to operate a
We will teach you and pay you while
learning Steady. year-'round earnings:
averagins about $50 weekly, with paid
vacations sick leave, free transportation
and other benefits Apply now-Monday
through Friday-between $50 am. and
II noon.
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
Employment ONCE, 1892 M st. NV: Take
Routes 10. Rosslyn; 20. Cabin John; 80.
Friendship Heights, streetcars direct to
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1l0l Pa. Ave. NV.
LIQUOR SALESMAN
MECHANICS

Serious minded with proven sales ability
need apply; perm, good salary; excel. op-
port. Tor advan. CENTRAL, INC, SIS 9th
4
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SALESMAN

Truck salesman wanted by local factory
branch; replies confidential; our employees
know about this ad BOX 3o3-J, Star
Evening star., 1948-11-28
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.

OFFSET PRESSMAN
For large one-color Harris press; located
in Baltimore: steady work for pressman
experienced in multicolor lithograph work.
ro>,
Evening star., 1948-11-28

MECHANICS
Have opening for top mechanics Ford
experience preferred. Must be capable ol
operating Bear front end machines. wheel
balancers and Sun Motor Analyzer;
weeks vacation with pay. disqualification
and life insurance, modern lockers and
showers; one of the best equipped shops In
Virginia 5000 pay plan. All the work
you can do. Can arranged for good hous-
ing facilities.
TOM FROST
Evening star., 1948-11-28
NATIONAL DIST.-MFR

Expanding corp. has opening for capable
energetic salesman, auto hardware eX-
perience desirable: potential monthly in
come, 81 900 up; must have clean record
and late car. Nonreturnable snapshot
and complete history required Box
Evening star., 1948-11-28

FhAhMACISI, registered, experienced, rel =
hotel; excellent pay and good SURROUND
ings. Apply Box 10l.J. Star, 20
days; time and hah for overtime; 9 holi-
days year with pay; large prescription
business; ideal WORKING conditions excel
one wk. vacation with pay after ! yr., 2
wks after years; sick leave after u;
insurance ana hospitalization availabals aat
life and accidental death insurance: SAC
hospital pay for 70 days. plus pay payment
costs Retirement plan available for those
SSG Ald5ien' ], REoFRas Wssn,DE,5a DE5a SroREs
PHARMACIST wanted for steady relief
PHARMACIST; good opening for aggres-
vic. Of Hyattssille, Md. Box 1861. Star.
PINBALL MECHANIC. experienced man
chine business. GE. 5sl4, RA. 9759. 1872
sbss es % ses. nss ssss eso'f
FEAs4EREEs FEi II RH A2slS zsD L4boRERs sR Good
wasef snS peabeaH heated sts apt house Apply 14th
PLAsTERERs. competent mechanics, plenty
work. Call Gil. OS79.
top wages. 5o24 3sth St. Hyattsville. Mo:
iobs tate MASTER aas .EPm B61LpERs. NC Mso -
PLUMBERS WANIED-LxperienS,ea TED Exp n,s1 III. MI,
openings tor men Of foreman caliber:
highest wages paid Apply in person to
st NV or all Mr. Steger. TIA $500
PLUMBER. experienced, drivers permit
references required. T. J. F1TZMAURICE
DU. 1891. Is
PORTER. colored, experienced in restaurant
work: references required; closed Sundays
Apply rear MERRYLAND CLUB, 1405 L
PORTER. part time to ?. for drugstore
work: must be neat and have D. C. driver S
hermit: good salary. Apply in person only
320l Georgia ave. -
PORTER for liouor store-Must have
driver permit. Must have good references.
Good salary: advancement. Do not phone.
CENTRAL, INC. 51S 9th st NV. 4
PORTER. coioied, general store work. No
experience NECESSARY: Coed salary com con.
Apply ONCE. 4th floor, PHILIPSBORN,
11th st. between r and q sts. NV.
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Legal reserve company with over billion
in force desires successful producer as
washington manager, on attractive salary
and bonus contract. Complete ONCE fur,
nished Give facts confdentially for local
Interview. Vice pres. Box 39s-H, Star.
Evening star., 1948-11-28

GRILLMAN. experienced; good wages no
Sunday work. Apply 1770 Pa. ave. NV.
GROCERY AND PRODUCE CLERK. white
or colored. experienced, for super market.
Sunday, call RA. s99l 2153 Penna. ave
GROCERY CLERK and meat counterman.
exp. neces. BOULEVARD MARKET. 1O6
s Wayne ST., Arlington, Va. CHI. $500
HANDYMAN, able to repair bicycles and
other wheel toys: handicapped preferred.
NE. 5940 for appointment
HOTEL DESK CLERK, with switchboard
exper. preferred; S140 mo. Box 1851,
HOTEL FRONT OFFICE CLERK. expert
enced, day shift, excellent working con-
ditions. Personal interview only. Apply
HOTEL HOUSTON. al0 E st. NV. %
HOTEL RELIEF CLERK, exp. pref, not
essen. Apply in person bet. a m. and
) pm. FRANKLIN PARK HOTEL. 1873"
INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE MEN-We have
the best deal in the business for you. We
give you prospect leads. You are not
charged with lapses You are paid an
increase monthly and receive UP to SOC,
collection commissions. See MR.. BLAKE
1888 K st. NV. Room 102, l to pm
Monday through Friday. 30
INSURANCE uife) assistant manager)-
Strong legal reserve company has interest
ing opening for executive assistant to
manager. Good personal production his
tory required. Good advancement oppor-
tunities. salary and liberal bonus. Give
details confidentially for interview. Man
ager. Box 400-H. Star.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-14

The central section of the Grand Canal in China was start ed five centuries before Christ.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-14
JUNE LOCKHART
lR Woman's Editor


 Because a royal love story for a while overshadowed news of threat ened wars an current disasters, ed itors of Associated Press newspapers have voted Princess Elizabeth of England the woman of the year.
 Results of the annual poll were almost unanimous, proving that even in a hard-bitten modern world, scared by catastrophe, the romance of a beautiful princess and her Prince tops politics, intrigue and treason in public interest.
 Among other women voted out standing in their respective fields for 1947 are four new personalities who zoomed into the news spot light for the first time this year.
 Dr. Gerty Theresa Cori, joint win her with her husband, Dr. Ferdin- and Cori, of this years Nobel prize for medicine, was voted outstanding woman in the field of science. Both Drs. Cori are faculty members at Washington University, St. Louis.
 Hailed as the singing sensation of the year, Dorothy Shay, the young singer who suddenly found herself famous for her hill-billy song, "Feud- in and Fightin," won top position among women in radio
 
 Pretty June Lockhart, 22-year-old daughter of veteran character actors Gene and Kathleen Lockhart, was voted outstanding woman of 1947 in drama after her sensational hit in the play Love or Money" which opened late this year.
 Named this years queen of beau ty was Barbara Jo Walker, of Mem phis, who was crowned Miss Amer ica 1947 at Atlantic City in Septem-. Der.
 Familiar names make up the rest of the list. They are:
 Sarah Gibson Blanding, president of Vassar College, named for the second consecutive year the out standing woman in the field of ed- ucation
 Ingrid Bergman, two-time winner of the designation No. woman of the movies.
 Babe Didrikson Zaharias, again voted outstanding in the field of sports, after becoming the first Am erican woman to win the British woman's amateur golf championship.
 Dorothy Shaver, president of the New York department store, Lord and Taylor, named for the second time outstanding woman in business.
 Rebecca West, voted tops in the field of literature because of her re- cent sensational book, 'The Meaning of Treason" expanded from her news stories on the trials of Brit ih traitors.
 Eleanor Roosevelt, voted outstand- ing in public service because of her active role in the United Nations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-14
SOCIAL WORKERS WAIVED IN ALASKA; AppEAL MADE TODAY

The Alaska Department of Pub lie Welfare is making an appeal for qualified social workers to fill posi- tions immediately in the field of child welfare. There are three posi- tions open in this field which must be filled as soon as possible.
 All over the United States there is an extreme shortage of profess sional workers making it difficult to recruit for the positions in Alaska. Inasmuch as there may be social workers in the Territory, but not employed in the field, the Depart ment is making this appeal request ing all social workers to contact the district workers in either Ketchi- kan, Anchorage, Fairbanks or write the Territorial Office in Juneau.
 The qualifications for the employ ment of a social worker include the following: one year of graduate study at a school of Service and So- cial Administration and at least one year of experience in the field.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-14
Big Triumvirate
 WiII Boost Dewey

NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-iR,R-The same triumvirate who conducted Gov Thomas Deweys campaign for the Presidency in 1914 will handle his national interests" dur ing this Presidentional election year, two New York newspapers reported today.
 Both the New York Times and the Herald Tribune said the team of Herbert Brownell, former Re publican National Committee chair man. J. Russell Sprague, National Committeeman for New York, and Edwin F. Jaeckle. Erie county Re- publican leader and former State Chairman, were working for Gov. Dewey's nomination this year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-14
ORGANIZED ENTERS POLITICS
 T0pR0TECT SELF

In apparent defiance of the Taft Hartley Act, organized labor in Juneau has decided to enter poli- tics to protect it's hard-won rights against further encroach- ment' This action was approved Friday at meeting of the Juneau AFL Central Labor Council and was revealed today.
 The official statement declared that labor must take this action not as a pressure group demanding special favors, but as citizens hay ing the welfare of the country at heart.
 The group also recommended the elimination of seasonal unemploy- ment and the development of agri- culture within the Territory
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-14
RE TRIAL. OF MEEkS
 10 START
.onvicted Knife SIasher Is Given Another Chance
 in District Court
CContinued rom Page one)

luced this charge to assault with a dangerous weapon.
 Enforcement authorities kept their suspicious of Meeks quiet md it was not learned that he was considered a suspect in the Campbell murder until the Grand
 ury returned an indictment against him on first degree murder larges on Jan 30, 1946. He had been indicted, the previous day. on 4e lesser charge
 On February l, 1946, Meeks, rep
 ssnted by Attorneys William L. -'aul, Jr., and J. o. O'Leary, ap- cared before District Judge J. w. 1ehoe to plead not guilty on both charges.
 Attorney OLeary was later drop ped from the case for contempt court and M. E. Monagle was rought in to replace him.
 Jury Out 2l Hours
 The Meeks trial began on Feb. l9, 1946, but it took almost two ul days to assemble a jury. Ar uments were begun on Feb. 21. he case went to the jury on Aarch 8. The jurors deliherated for 21 hours before bringing in
 verdict of guilty as charged but with a recommendation that he not be given capital punishment.
 Meeks was sentenced by Judge Kehoe on April 2, 1946, to life im- JTisonment in the Federal Peni- tentiary at McNeil Island, Wash. Attorney Paul immediately filed notice of appeal Meeks was re- turned here last week for the re- trial.
 Witnesses have been subpoenaed from all over the U. s. and from as far away as Okinawa for the re-trial.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-14
MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN


MARINE FORECAST FROM WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON THURSDAY EVENING" Outside waters Dixon Entrance southeast per 35 to 45 miles tonight Straisouhe southeastery miles per with
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NOTICE TO ALL MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

The new license plates for 1928 are now available and must be on display both front and rear of each car on or before January 3l, 1948. After January 31 the owner of any motor vehicle, not so equipped with the 1948 license plates. will be sub ject to arrest by the Alaska Highway Patrol CT other authorized law en- forcement officer, and fined in &C., cordance with the law.
 FRANK A. METCALF,
 Territorial Highway Engineer. First publication, Jan. ', 1948. Last publication, Jan. 21, 1948.
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JUNEAU YACHT CLUB

Meeting Thursday, D. m, at Fish Face Sans. Important all attend. Mug up 784 2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-14
DAVE BURNETT HERE

Dave Burnett, who made his for tune in Juneau and then went south and became proprietor of an auto court at Salinas, Calf, is in town as witness in the Meeks re-trial.
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Max. temp.

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 WEATHER SYNOPSIS: a O originated the South Pacific
 
 Midway Aletan and will continue bring moist all weather exists all the Northwestern States this skies rries normal stations Canada this morning entire Gulf Skies cloudy all temperatures AaSka
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THANKS, PEOPLE

o The patients and employees . of the Orthopedic Hospital . and Alice Island Sanatorium, .
 Mount Edgecumbe, Alaska, . wish to thank the citizens and . organizations of Juneau for . the gifts donated at Christmas . time. .