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Evening star., 1948-01-16

HELP MEk.

STEAMfITTEES-1St-c men Tor new
q you are capable; open shop Apply M;
z5s$ sRs s5Sn In .ss,,'sa,
perm. perm 20 position. os Tor 5ls-das vt.; bank or
sen pSan sz L
sHN sTENoGRafHkk, iE 4 Il NV excellent opportunity
for sober yoans man in once
re required. Reply Box 342-B, Star. Stain 3
sfEphRNTENbsNf sfs aRf aHafss1pni Tor housing project
building; give experience; references and
SWIMMING DIRECTOR: Boys Club o. Of
.aGcaton snss lite
Sss0ns 1iss ssl see &R S Sis5s A8 9s
IYp5sT Part r.D5S tim. to PM 81 S.t.4 Msp
tyDsf ssoS e sa s ssenss Ss on electric
sood &sss. shdns ESE 81
steasy Horf ROYAL ahtfs TSHoi3fERENs sf
$500 Georsia ave, Silver Spring. Nd.
VETER&Ss. VEfI single. travel California and
return, with veteran group; free transpor-
tation; expenses advanced; good pay;
pleasant work; advancement. Apply MIR
EDWARDS Senate Hotel Sat, 10 to
VETERANs, men capable of selling hish-
est type Of business RTS!m1otionsi Prem TO nncina cam
Dssns .sf PhSns Snas Mr. K.esaayr sMH igr
WAREHoUsGMaN Wfhs Isl GSa e6a Unusual opportunity
for man with. experience in department
es sie1fs a Wst :P'asesYs se
Mx16aSSkfs NfH sshsiS e. With With selling ability to
adass eood Salary scp plus commission; state age
experience, qualifications. etc. Box 300
r. 4 nsass center. s1ps s.ns for sss s
seH 5ouNG See-R MAN ssf experienced in receiving
eaay sns shpRos sao wP must white
YouNG MAN. white. with hish school
experience to learn pattern work, and
mould making in modern plant producins
precast concrete. Some knowledge Of archi-
Sslpiul. Good xofEing. eenditions aad 4
earnest Apply in person to 4. HYCON
INC. 4701 Rhode Island avenue Hystts-
YoGjNG ie,ij MAN, between is and q. to WORK
in large real estate oface; must have high
splendid opportunity to learn lhe real es,,
tate business. Prefer one who lives At
home and is willing to work Tor mooest
500 a year to start. In. reply, state age
other helpful Information. BOX 1894
raEe work. simenizinE, lubEiestion, tlr.
shnnsnF ans xorEsr f.s ssss' Spp in
PsssT PPSIs IL shiis LAX * Twin, in sIiy.,
Spring to train as estimator salesman ir
home Improvement business: pay Will,
learning an opportunity to make rss
maRss ne3Wesn and g. sae ssss ss MS
with practical exper. in Commercial, il:
for career Is accountins maehins ,ssI sales, !,
asa afaBz EHaisfSa 81 :a5.rsns.a ss.s
4bslkss s9Hs ssy zsEa RsH asiD sssf
bushes. aao time esnset My.t asvs sEM Mssa
sgs aTTRAcrivE sa1a " PROPOSITION selling tn,
finest merchandise in America direct tt
aS%e ea son
EEtX1P,ER1ENcEp MAN to take full charys, =
Gi Sss ssa 4e po,on. major
airline, at National Airport; two year
college. rotating shifts, age go te
1s January 'ers,eRo is, Room sig. 1es5 % st. NV
is
THE MAN WE WANT Is between 2b ant
3s years old, preferably married. he Is de;
and has not yet found himself; he is o
worker. fne character and willing to put
in from to 2 years Of sticking to the
the position will appeal and he will make
an effort to put forth his best to get the
place. Give full information In a lette!!
years All letters held in strict confidence
Write Box 2S4-C, Star.
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SITUATIONS poMEsrlc.

GIRL, colored; curtain and light laundry
work to do at home, TR. 1874. 16'
GIRL, eolored; waitress, maid. work of
GIRL, colored. exp. references. desires Job
as maid or days work, $50 to 5. AT
1892 Saturday.
time or day work: references. DI. 94S9.
GIRL. colored. desires work; references.
CO. 9454.
or DAYS work Hobart 1854 81
WOMAN, colored. wants job cleaning, Mon
day through Friday. Call NO. 6066. -l6
WOMAN, coIored. wants full time. part
time or days work. RA. 613a. --16
WOMAN, coloIed. wants gh.w.. 5 days
week: NO. 5597.
days work; best OF reference. Call VI
1643
WOMAN, colored, experienced. wants part
WOMAN, colored. reliable, desires day
or part-tirne Xork DE- 2691. lis
Evening star., 1948-01-16
SITUATIONS MEN fcert.

MECHANICAL ENGINEER. 81, available
Feb 1st; years general experience. B. s.
assrss s Is4ar rel Bog c 3oS,c, star: 1s. =
electronic background; infringement. valid
ity experience; desires position affording
permanence and advancement. Box 297-
c, Star. 49,
SrENO-TYPIST, vet. gentle, attending
school, 5 yrs secretarisl experience. de-
Tres work evenings after D.m. and all
USED CAR LOT POSITION wanted, cap
able Of management and ~sales. PL. 1892
ewes, Sat. and Sun. 49,
VETERAN. now enrolled. night course Of
refrigeration and air conditioning, desires
Ss;onnectlon S;n, With progressive irm in that
YOUNG ATTORNEY. 5. C. Bar. excellent
background, some experience, including
trial, desires connection with lawyer or
Arm. specialized or general practice; win
accept small compensation. Box 327-C,
YOUNG MAN, % yrs retail store expert
ence IN ladies'. mems and children's credit
clothing, merchandising, credit, collection
and general store supervision. desires posi-
ton Of responsibility and future: will con-
slider partnership il necessary in promising
enterprise; best Of business and character
reference. Reply in detail to Box 12T-D,
Star lSs
Evening star., 1948-01-16
HELP MEN.

HELF MEN.
ACCOUNTANT. $3.50. for real estate and
management experience desirable. Write
full reply to Box 46-B, Star. Il
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR. eye-'a--:-s,..,-- .p-
eeT5unsg es1g NgrtSern fSs ydNH Hp-
VERT1siNd S15as s'1 AGENCY, f7as Wilson blvd,
a6vsRTisINa ADJ eR1Ei soL1c1roR-aood as oppor-
tunity for qualified advertising salesman
with e-yr.-old suburban weekly. Remunsr-
alton open for discussion. Chance to
acquire interest in paper II you are the
right person. No sharpshooters wanted.
Contact Box 1o3.B. Star. ..,-1s is
sslss person; super opportunity. Gail Ex. x
assisTASTp ass ia W. MANAGER. bowling alley;
ss Is sae g R.Sss sa
agfo' atSle' soD;1 sss5; COMBINATION MAN Nls and
s9s sosG sAlEs AND ca sER1cE VI sfsz cK osa
SSo e GH GEO. sfter es9 HsnD, to
nounce that our shop has been, completely
heat, ventilation and excellent locker room
to MI Myers: MANpELL CHEVROLET
CO. NE Isth H,c and nsx GOOD Hone I'd s., Sc
day week, excellent gorking conditions
;iSRSS III Si
openings for 2 good oldsmobile mechanics.
Good pay and good working conditions to
sTs serRcs mem mansssr GSnt''I 1 MT & Frank & HSy
AUTO SHOP N&w.sh,nston'ss ! :
aSs aaa
d sad bonus: perm @ 3oe: S.dsy VIZ w. hS.DttsI, sai,
All rsplys sonddentisl BOX $ss-D. H gssr. gsS
RAcTERIoLoGIsT, college graduate, With
some background in chemistry to take
charge Of section IN newly organized re-
search project in Baltimore; up to $4,000
BOZ BOY, White, Sish-school age, to work in
medical laboratory on Saturdays. Inter
est in science courses desirable. Call MA.
HOY FOR BICYCLE DELIVERY, Is yrs.
coLUMRIA SALES AND SERVICE, sos5
Roy WANTED-opportunity to learn
EaSR 9ass RaS class ssh Ct
steady 1 wGrk. s0Sd working conditions, TOP
kSF45E S1gSGHzEEs TIfsia. Wis Sssa l''-e''' cfr
bRICKLAYERS for q number Of Jobs in
Wash area all Large o3r work; TOP wsSss NGsna a1e
s5aSs4 of e.. soS 6: NV. ShSn:
stiLDozEK sEi 1oSs; OPERATOR, must be able to
fine grade. Call CHI. 1909. Able to operate
Ailis Chalmers HD-7. ~
lplit shift, no Sunday work. Apply 1925
ssSs ssHs toSrhRlssAroRs. no experience neess-
ssrS; Eood wages, serma N work. e Eq,ran Ih'1.
ss years. ] H. s and TT" e. /. In 2eisht.
Free transp., free insurance, paid raca-
tions An assured future. Sec employ
ment manager, II Isz Z, Nc Pitt ST.. Alex
n Va. Can Ok: s7s5. is
CABINET MAKER, expert, must be capable
Of doing highly skilled work. See MT
James Gore. FAIRFAX HOTEL 2lOO
CAFETERIA MANAGER. one used to han
ding large organiza ton; must be able and
experienced in caring for accounts and
pany employees. For interview. address
CAR WASHERS. eolored. wipsrs 70 work
fn auto laundry; heated. $50 os.. ave.
Evening star., 1948-01-16
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING CLERK, must be able to
type; good wages, hours and working
conditions; Northeast location. Write
giving age, exper., etc, Box 123-D, Star
ADVERTISING Account Executives and
Salesperson; super opportunity. Call Elk
52a7 for appointment.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, age 20-2s;
hours, 9-5, Ska days a week. Apply bet
9:30-12.. M. I. oBoYLE & SON, INC.
sssIsTaNf Z oFFiCE WORKER and cash
Ter. 21 to 80: 5-day wk. including Nj. and
Sat: salary $40 > wk::: hrs. $50 to $50
ACME LIQUOR STORE, s27 Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1948-01-16
MOTOR TRAVEL,

LOCAL LICENSED chauffeur driving to
Miami, Fla; take 2 or 8 reasonable; ref
sgsEsss w NTse exchanges hsagp cH 49, ls' q
men or couple, passengers to Phoenix.
Ariz.: leave January 20-30. 1T. coMDR.
RICH, HO. $685. -1S
VET, STUDENT, man, will drive vicinity
San Diego for transp, about Goth; refs.
OK CASA any time 1Ss
Evening star., 1948-01-16
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

GEN, OFFICE EXPERIENCE, 4O-hr. wk.,
S45 start, comptometer operator pref. not
essential Box 345-D, Star. -17
REAL ESTATE SALEsMEN-selling expe-
rience essential those with real estate
over 21. BROWN REALTY CORP, 1900
18th st. NV, Realtors, DU. 1888. -16
SHOW BIG VALUE. Clark's peanut
and nut products and take easy orders
ing profits, bonus: full or spare time;
plan for individuals,
churches, agents, schools, clubs. CH.
TEMPoRARY TYPIsTs, young men OF
women. state age, education, experience
and telephone number. Box 1885, Star.
Evening star., 1948-01-16

When answering ddrerttse-
ments addressed to Star bores
do NOT tnclose original ref
erences, photographs or other
papers of personal palue. Ad-
vertisers often fail to call tcr
all replies addressed to a Sta,
boz number and this mail Is
destroyed ii remaining oUer 10
days after final insertion OF
advertisement.
Evening star., 1948-01-16
DOMESTIC
FILL TIME

FULL TIME, live in, $50 per .wk.; 1--we
out, 75c per hr straight working, 5ls
days per wk. Part time, mornings and
evenings, $3.50; 6-day wk. Day. workers,
membership means higher wages and bet
ter working cond. for domestic workers.
NATIONAL NEGRO DOMESTIC WORK
Evening star., 1948-01-16
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

TYPIsTS, $40 wk.; need 20. must be good
exper. Telephone oper. .-typist. $1,000
Addressograph operator, use mimeo., ST.
200 Ledger clerk. exper. retail wk., S35
up. Bookkeeper, simple work; $45 wk
Asst. bookkeeper, exper., $40 wk. Book
keeper, full charge $3.50 mo. Need 10C
thousands are placed See Miss Evans OF
Miss Black BOYD'S, 1888 r. MA. 1888
Evening star., 1948-01-16
appliance q selling. Ex-
.ial. Call EN-. $500.

MAN-For outside washer repair service:
Must be experienced. Call EN- $500. III
MANAGER wanted for clubhouse for new
clubhouse operations food purchases and
keep simple set Of books: attractive fnan-
age and starting salary desired. Box
S t:fs snr:: Ct
must be experienced, aggressive and q
%s5shfaS1s5 RsF 2ain ssns
Industrial msnufscturers' Representative to
sell hydraulic grease fittings to original
equipment manufactures, liberal commits
some ines prssentis @ iss handled. etc. a Write
NEAT cUTTER. experienced, super mar
ply. ply BucKINoHAM HAM SUPER RI, MARKET. iSRf
1920 Nichols ave. Sc. -16
MEN-New dept. of Encyclopedia Britain
enough money on their present daytime
lob and who are free to w york nishts night per per
ence not nee: but. helpful: Personnel
E pseryew at snaTr a.s
Apply Suite $40. Ring Bldg. 18th and
.a E m al sfpsasnHs
for career of selling accounting machines
Apply AeMyoM II Person s g esTr, m M r. Murphy
AAEiNS;'sA N; q WEAR WINDOW TRIMMER for
aerea time fS HnK rs 1sis MN S'rf WEAR
Methods MAN-A large Midwest manu-
facturer wants man experienced in Job
ANALYSIS to assist in administr1tion Of
know of this ad. Write Box 200-C. Star,
giving full details Of experience and
personal qualifications. --17
NIGHT JANITOR, colored, for apt. house;
needed Immediately: must have elevator
ref req. Apply manager, 1900 18th ST.
NIGHT MECHANIC for electrical and oil
burner repairs and plumbing; permanent
position lge. apt development Gail MR.
wEHRLL CHI. 5000. Apply 5000 No. 4th
st., Arlington, Va. lie
oPTOMETRIsT wanted for full or part
time, excel; re=mTnsration = &c Centsst Mc M;
7th st. NV, Elk 060O -21
PARTS MAN, experienced, for automobile
parts department; good starting salary, ex-
cellent opportunities. See Mr.. Phillips,
ave. ne. Phone Ho. 400. -ls
Evening star., 1948-01-16

iER for downtown
experienced; salary
IS; immediate open
Evening star., 1948-01-16

SALESLADIES for coat and suit dept, ex-
psE seo per TkoffY Ea Easf ais iSt
sEAMsrREss WANTED, twhite). at once;
must be fully capable n,x Of nssS snpy
best pay, If you can qualify. Telephone
sESGRETxRY - Young. intelligent woman
conditions; 39-hr. wk;; must be able TO
take dictation at good speed type accu-
rately; starting salary $3.50 to SOU a mo.
Reply stating age and experience SoA
sEcRETARY. G5R AIRY young. intelltgent, resource
full; interesting position all phases routine om
@fasaEais espsSiItIss T5a phens s0 reply is
SCI Il paRsEEtnk sSH sD ss s.s
eye specialist ofhcs: hrs. s-s bhs,dsIy vssI
salary. Call for interview, DI. 245o.
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER. young:
ambitious. intelligence more Important
iished law arm; excel, cond.. interesting
sch 1s'sPasrs b. for
requires @ % q person with initiative and apti-
tude; must be rapid stenographer and able
to handle detail work; insurance exper
se1Ehs esnas ssss Hfst sss5stls should
given in your reply including salary ex-
sECRETARY 70 EXECUTIVE. expert.
cnced, $500. Give qualifications and
home State Box 273-C: Star. 20'
SODA AND MATTRESSES. white or colored.
experienced, also sandwich and grill girls;
experienced, pm. to II pm; $50 wk.
TO start: good tips; uniforms and meals
Apoly 1907 18th st. NV. -16
STENOGRAPHER, knowledEe OF personnel
work desirable but not essential; pleasant
working conditions. good salary. Apply
ONCE, YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 1919 ST.
NV -iS
STENoGRAPHER, young girl. experience
not necessary, to work in real estate Of
fee, 51a -day week. salary open; Eepiy
srENoGRAPHER. experienced. shorthand
necessary, typing, Sh-day week; aye, 20
Ak. 700 II At. nv. -l6
Evening star., 1948-01-16

ETARY and recep-
.spondence and as
[R. CLARKE, Ebbitt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
RETIREMENT CREDIT NOW
 10 RESERVES

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Rt- President Truman today signed a bill providing retirement benefits for Reserve officers and men of the Army, Air Force and Navy.
 In a statement, the President said the way is now open to the development of an everready Reserve as an integral part of the United States armer forces
 For the first time, Reserves are given retirement credit for time spent in the Reserve. Heretofore, they have been entitled to pensions only if they had enough time on active duty or were disabled in ac- tive service.
 Upon reaching the age of 50, Re- serves can retire if they have been in the Reserve 20 years or longer. Those now in the Reserve must have been in active service during World War - World War II.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
PIONEER RUDOLPH
 DIES IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE, June 29-R-Charles Rudolph, 85, a pioneer resident oi the state. died yesterday.
 He came to the Oregon Territory in the middle 1880s and joined the Alaska gold rush in 1898. He ran 8 hardware store in Valdez for IT years and was federal jailer in Juneau for eight years before coming south
 Mir Rudolph resided in Alaska foi over 50 years and left Juneau in 1883 Survivors are Master Sergeant Tom Rudolph of Juneau, Kenneth Ru- dolph of Port Angeles, Mrs. Jewel Strixner, Bell Flower, Calf, Clar- ence Rudolph, Fresno, Mrs. Loretts Lynch, Los Angeles, and Mrs. Heler Benson, Seattle. He is also survived by Is grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
WORK STOPS
 AT 2 PLANTS,
 (I0 WALk0U1

CHICAGO, June 29-tR-Nine h. sernational Harvester Company plants employing more than 35,00O persons were closed down today by a waikout of CIO United Farm Equip ment Workers.
 Two plants continuing production, the company reported. One, employ ing 3,200, is at Canton, Ill. The other employing $50, is at Rock Falls, Ill.
 Union members walked out as their pegotiators met in Chicago in efforts to work out new contract to replace on that expired at mid night. Negotiators met briefly this morning then recessed until l pm The company said the recess was asked by union representatives after the company made new contract pro- posals.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
ALA5kAI5
 GOOD HOST TO VISITORS
University of Washington GIee Club Returns South
 After Concert Tour

SEATTLE, June 29-IR-Seattle's good will" tour of Alaska worked both ways.
 Sent by the Seattle Chamber oi Commerce to promote good will foi the city within the territory, the tour resulted in fostering better understanding of Alaska's problems among the group of prominent uni- versity students, Director Dean Charles w. Lawrence said
 We found Alaskans are the most hospitable people in the world, said Dean Lawrence. Everywhere we went we found them most re- 'ceptive to our music and charming hosts besidesl"
 Completing their strenuous touf of major Alaska cities, the 28-man group arrived home by Pan Ameri- can clipper last night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Aleutian, from Seattle, in port bound west.
 Princess Norah from Vancouver due at p. m. today, sailing for Skagway at 80, returning Fri day morning at 8 and sailing south one hour later.
 Freighter Square Sinnet, from Seattle, due sometime "Wednesday night.
 George Washington scheduled tc sail from Seattle tomorrow.
 Prince George scheduled to sail from Vancouver tomorrow. Alaska scheduled to sail from Seattle July l. Baranof scheduled to sail from Seattle Saturday. Princess Louise scheduled to sail from Vancouver Saturday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
TWENTY LEAVE ABOARD LOUISE
 THIS MORNING

The Princess Louise arrived in Ju- neau at 8 o'clock this morning and sailed south about an hour later taking twenty passengers from here as follows:
 To Seattle: George Parks, Miss Helen Sinnote, c. B. Holland and wife and Fred McCluskey.
 To Vancouver: c. w. Rooke, R Redpath, w. Trimmer. G. c. Patter- son, E. J. Carney, w. Bauman, R Johnson D. Black, P. Caron, H Adams. K Cavanaugh and B. Cos grove.
 To Prince Rupert. H. Omicilo, M Leftruck and N. Daneo.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
Allan IstoB Scene, Army
 Maneuvefs

EDMONTON, Alberta, June 29.- R--In one of the most extensive military maneuvers since the wars end, Canadian armed forces will stage 10-day problem" around the Alaska Highway.
 The exercise, scheduled for Aug. 16-26, was ordered yesterday by the Western Command. It will be un- der command Of Maj Gen. NILS. Penhale. commanding officer of the Western Command.
 It is designed to "familiarize western officers with conditions of Canadas vast northwest" officers state.
 Problems will cover the route be- tween Edmonton, Fort St. John, B. C., and Whitehorse, Y. T.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
USSATLANTA DROPS HOOK
 IN CHANNEL
Navy Cruiser Arrives for One Week Visit in
 Juneau

The USS Atlanta was scheduled to drop it's anchor in the Juneau harbor between and 4 o'clock this afternoon preparatory to it's one week visit in Alaska's Capital. An official reception committee head- ed by Mayor w. E. Hendrickson went on board immediately to ex- tend the City's welcome.
 Included in the committee were Lieutenant Commander Edward P. Chester, Jr., USCG, Naval Aide to the Governor of Alaska; Com mander E. V. Carlson, Captain of the U. S. Coast Guard Cutter Wa chusett;: J. s. MacKinnon, Cap- tain, U. s. Naval Reserve; Chief of Police Bernard o. Hulk; Keith Wildes, Chamber of Commerce; Joseph Mangan, Junior Chamber of Commerce; Mary Valentine, and members of the press.
 The committee was to make ar- engagements for entertainment of the ships personnel during their stay in Juneau, including trips to Mendenhall Glacier, fishing trips visits to the Territorial Museum, baseball games and other sports events. Also on the calendar are an Officers Dance tomorrow eve ming and dances for er.listed men on Thursday and Friday.
 A special warning was issued to potential mountain climbers against attempting the ascent of local mountains without guides.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
IS QUIET TODAY IN
 BELGRADE
YuqosIdy Communists Re- jelt Cominform's
 Charges
By WALTER WELEBrT

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia. June 29
 iR-The Yugoslav radio broadcast tonight statement of the central committee of the Yugoslav Commu- mist Party rejecting the comin- forms charges against Premeir Marshal Tito and his government.
 At the same time. the committee called upon party members to close their ranks even tighter and to ex- ert more effort in building up So- cialism in the country.
 The statement was released several hours after it was reported abroad. without any apparent foundation, that troop movements and martial law were rumored in Yugoslavia.
 For Belgrade. outwardly at least. it was a quiet summer afternoon.
 Photographs of French Marshal Tito, who was denounced yester- day ty the cominform, and Prime Minister Stalin of Russia are in their accustomed places in the So- viet- -Yugoslav bookshop in the square below this correspondents office.
 The general atmosphere in Bell grade is calm. with daily life con- tinuing as usual and no extra se- eurity measures apparent anywhere.
 The government is in complete control of the situation and there appears to be very little possibility of disturbance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
UNFAIR PRACTICE CHARGES AGAINST
 UMW MEMBERS

WASHINGTON, June 29-LR- Robert N. Denham, National Labor Relations Board General counsel, issued an unfair labor practice con- plaint today against District 3l of John L. Lewis United Mine Work CTS of America.
 Denham charged that UNIV mem ters obstructed entrances of four West Virginia coal mines and refused to let non-union workers come over the miners pension dispute in March.
 The complaint is based on charges filed by four firms.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
WARRENs, D E W E Y S
 C U E 5 I S
lBv The Associaed Pressl

tBy lne ASSOCldeQ tTtSS)
 Governor Earl Warren and nis family are the guests of the Thonas E. Dewey's today at the Dewey Tarm near Pawling, N T. W
 For the three teen-aged Warren daughters and the Dewey sons, il will be a social affair-with a swim ming party thrown in.
 But for their fathers, today's con- ference will be an election campaign strategy affair.
 COP presidential candidate Dewey is expected to call on vice presidential nominee Warren tc carry large share of the vote-get- ting burden in the west.
 Gov. Dewey said the Russian blockade of the America, British and French sectors of Berlin constitutes "a grave situation"
 The Republican nominee told a news conference here that he had been discussing the Berlin crisis with John Foster Dulles, his Foreign Affairs Advisor, Twice day now for several days"
 Asked if he thought the situation might lead to war, Dewey said:
 We must not even consider such possibilities"
 He said he planned full length conference with Dulles shortly" ano the the Berlin blockade would be on the agenda.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
ARE
 FOUND, SAFE

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, June 29. -tRi-Mr. and Mrs. Jim Upson were found safe at Nuka Bay, southwest of Seward, by Safeway Airways plane from Seward late Monday, it was learned here today.
 The Upsons had motor trouble with their new cabin cruiser which they had just received from the States. Upson is chief dispatcher of the Alaska Airlines at Anchor age. The couple was reported missing since Saturday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, June 29.--tR-Clos- ing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 3A, American Can 85, Anaconda 38A. Curtiss- Wright TBS, International Harvest" CT 32ss, Kennecott 58ls, New York Central l6A, Northern Pacific 26ss U. s. Steel 80, Pound $403h.
 Sales today were 820,000 shares
 Averages today are as follows industrials 188 AS, rails 6l.80. util- ities 3554.