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Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-07-15
Golden Shell Motor OIL of course, has both

Shell Research has combined these
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Golden Shell Motor Oil. So order
enough and use it with confidence in
all your gasoline-powered equipment.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-07-15

Shell scientists believe you
should really know about
the new motor oils to
guard your engines to
save you dollars
The Valley settler., 1948-06-11
BCIiCRs
INS TAI tATk>N CF

tEGlNc Board Of Directors Release. It has been a very pleasant surprise to enjoy such large sales in the Trading Post and -aroAouse this spring. Last month was Q very sue ces sfu1 month. Ice Cream sales in Anchorage arc 1ncreas ing at rapid pace. The milk prodUc ion has increased in the last week consi derable and the nilR truck has been nearly filled to capac ity several times in the last tuo weeks. -o have recently purchased a comp itors bus i ness ir Anchorage, Cont. on pp.
The Valley settler., 1948-06-11
7I01E or EtEC1I1f1 0f SUPERVISORS EXTEnUEt

Tho timo for the 7loct ion Of the s,,Dorvi- sors Tor the Palmer Sub-Oistrict has beo1 extended another week mich makes tho dato the l4th Of Juno through the 18th or J,-o. The following candidates arc nor up for o1 ect ion:
 Tornship TN, 21ngo 1E Honry Jon son
 Arnold Carson ToTn sh ip l7T, 2onco 2E Paul Vel son
 Clair Patton Tornship l8I!, R. ngo F i'll ian 2>a1lI
 Rcy C-thor 7oenship l8,, 7ango 2E William Lontz
 Clarence Eoffuan Supervisor at Urge L c jus Ross
 J~.~es R. Nc2ilcrson
The Valley settler., 1948-06-11
CjI-]P NOTES
NEW FACES.


 Several new faces have appeared among the Coop erp31oyee personnel during the last feu r-eeks, -hi1e several have been trans ferred to some other department Of the Assoc iation.
 In tho Trading Post, the tuo new ren in th Grocery Der artaent are Marty Sherman and Lynn Sandvik. lrs. Patricia luck is the ner' lady in the Dry Goods Der artment with -trs. 5orrlail.
 T. *lie Crearery Department re find Everett Yohn, uio ras formerly in the Trading Post driving the Nat anusl1a laid I.ilk Truck to Anchorage. Everett replaces Dick -lannen, who re signed from this position recently. Al Brooks is du~r tng and TIC igAino the milk ir the milk shed. Al is replacing F@ancis Henry rho res igned recently. forever, Al plans to return to the Tarehouse as soon as someone is found for this position. Una Kurtz is assist ing Hrs. Anita LcGiboney 1n the Ice Cream room, ~ht1e Kent sandv1k helps with the Egss in the 1sg Canal ing room.
 Bob i:cnltstor ts helping out il tie rare- house -hile Al Brooks helps out in the Creamery.
 ECC CRACiN6 S~hELLLE Legs are nov be ing candle6 on 1.onaays, Tednosd Fridays and Saturdays. These are the heaviest days in this department. Oily a fo7 eggs come in on Tuesdays and TT ,,7,ed avs ar + v-ae 1ec 6e5 fr ali +ne york
Evening star., 1948-04-11

NOVELTY: Arthur Godfrey inflicted the Too
Fat Polka" on the u. S. His new disc must add
to his fabulous success: THE Thousand Island
Song" (Coumbia) Betty Garrett deserves a hit,
too Her There Ought to be Society (M-G-M)
should be one.
VOCAL: Best voice salesman around is still
B. Crosby. As proof, test your needle on "Sus-
pense' and Pass That Peace Pipe" Decca).
SWING: Many men making jazz are becoming
initiative, cheap It's nice to hear women who do
better Girls in jazz" Victor album, isn't all
good but Pianist Mary Lou Williams and Guitar
ist Mary Osborne make it worth owning. Miss
Osborne is also an up-coming singer; hear her on
Decca's Wonder Where's My Man Tonight"
CHILDREN: Discs Songs To Grow On" series is
fine younger generation material. If you have
young ones to break in, get School Days."
ugSTRUNGEGTAL: Neatest, most appealing
trick of the month is Les Paul's playing of six
guitar parts in Lover" and Brazil CAPITOL
CLASSICAL: The Telephone and ''The Me-
dunn" were huge theater successes this year. You
can hear why in two Columbia albums which cap
tue all the charm and imagination of Menottis
American operas. Sung by the full cast they should
be added to every collectors library. JIM.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-17

Tn the Commissioners Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Number One
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-17
NOTICE

Tn the Commissioners Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Number One.
 Before FELIX GRAY, Commission CT and Ex-Officio Probate Judge, Juneau Precinct.
 n the Matter of the Last Will and Testament and Estate of ALF N. MONSEN, Deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that N. c. Banfield, Administrator, VIVA. of the Last Will and Testa- ment and estate of Ali N. Monsen, deceased, has filed herein his FINAL REPORT and a petition for decree of distribution, to distribute the residue of said estate to Helen Troy Monsen. A hearing will be held upon said Report and Petition before the undersigned at Juneau, Alaska, Aug ust II, 1948 at 1000 o'clock AM. at which time all persons objecting to said Report and the manner in which the estate has been admin istered or the distribution of said estate to Helen Troy Monsen may appear and be heard and file their objections herein.
 WITNESS my hand and the seal of the Probate Court for the Juneau Precinct, Territory of Alaska, this 9th day of June, 1948
 FELIX. GRAY, U. s. Commissioner and Ex-Officio Probate Judge-Juneau Precinct. First publication, June 10, 1948. Last publication, July l, 1948.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-17
RADIO LOG

KINY
 Alaska Broadcasting Go.
 c. R. S.
 DIAL 1460-JUNEAU
 Thursday, June F, 194S 5:Oo-WINNER TAKE ALLEGES. .30-Totem Talk. 5.45-Viking Varieties. 6:00-Pan American News. 6:15-Waltz time. 6:30-Sports on the Spot. 6:45-Boys of the North. 7:00-Music Hall. 7.30-ARTHUR GODFREY -CBS. BOO Standard Oil News. 8.15-RED BARBER -CBS. 8:30-Teen-Age Quiz. 900-Fishing Time. 9:15-Downbeat. 9:30-WHO DUNNIT- -CBS. 10 Between the Lines. 10:l5-W Words with Music. Forecasts.
 Friday, June Is, 1948 7:00-Music in the Morning. 7:30-Radio Reporter 7:45 Music in the Morning. Morning Thought. 8:3O Fred Waring. Morning Melodies. 9:15-Melody Roundup. ;30-Forecasts = Sunrise Seren-
 ade. 9:45-Silver Headlines. 10:00-California Melodies. -Milady's Memo. 00-Show Time. II Spotlight Band. II :45-Listener's Digest-Forecasts. -Margie. 12:15-Noon News. 12 2:30-Luncheon Date. 1:00-Mail Call. l.30-Tony Martin. 2:00-Harvest of Stars. FERMENTATION TO LEARN
 ING-CBS. 3:00-G. I. live. 3:15-HAL BURDENS ORGIES
 TRACES. 3.30-One Night Stand 4:00-Make It Music :. 4::30--M Magic Carpet. ' 4:45-Supper Club. All programs subject to change due to conditions beyond our con- trol.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-17
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE

Regular meeting June IF, at 500 om. Initiation and refreshments. All members are requested to att end.
 Gertie Bergren, 1915 1b Recorder.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-17

Iraq was formed from what were formerly three Turkish pro- yinces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-17

1915 1b
Evening star., 1948-02-05
French Room, Brides Shop (Second Floor

s7s75 $4S includes
and wool ofteoon dresses ond styles with long
detailing nheods color
Sizes 10 to 20 Black, Royol, beige
sl25 beod embroidered Brown Size y
sos
Grey Wool with handsome self detailing Size r. $s
zSl35 Dinner Gowns with cope sleeves and cHo
type beod trims White size TO- beige, size 1o,---..-;.$Ss
$l65 Loce BoNerinos pastel tofo Sizes w. IA
lo-Ms Evening s2s and $685. This includes
fooeneth velvet wool with bead trims As
sorted coors 10 to le.
$
with long short sleeves and self deoIne
sq lace fringe trimmed afternoon dresses Block Luggage
Royal Sizes 10 to l8.
Misses Sis Royon gold embroidery
Jacket Size u
sl45 White Net and Silver LONE Gown. size 14sss
$S $685. This includes Mopecs
foo-eneth with oce embroidered cuffs ond neckfe
with sheer yoke and white satin gown with sheer yoke
fbodeed by Emne and srAIoed pearls Sizes IA and l6
S75 $4 $685. Roon tofe mofes and
dresses with NH sks necAaaY assorted
coor Size 10 to 16, 14~tc 3D.
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Juniors, j reeng,r 'MAi,sdtyp. dtyp h..Fourtb Floor

zsor sss5 and ss95 Dresses s79s onepece dresses NUtoos
on crepe black brown skirts one-Pee royon
crepe dresses with equn embroidery trims Juniors sizes
4o-uor $685. Szs5 SIS ond S2975 Dresses $2 Oepe n
crepe black with short sleeves and beod-tmned ode effect
one ooHs rboidered eqlns ond Aenoth
sleeves piece o-s dresses with embroidered shoulders
with self folds Assorted coors
Junior
uns S975 and Toored Dresses SIS Roon crepe
long Sleeves full skirts, some with oeoo-nTeo
osee yoke with beod embroidery motifs onepece oon crepe
dresses one-pe 1908 dresses with nueod trimmed pockets AS
sorted Junior :, .-.
Juniors $50 IS Two piece wool gobodne size 3 $5s
Juniors Net ond Lame Gown with on sSs
-Juns Moie formoIs with flower trimmed
s2s5 Moqusette Gowns with eqn trims Sizes od 5sn
-Jun s10e5 S3s5 S. and $95 Ron erepes dres
tailored Styles trimmed ond pepm tnmed styles RdyoG
onnes woos with noheod trims Princess ono 0ee
sIhouettes PoseIs ond block Sizes 9 to IS - -
3oTeens sloe5 S2e5 S. W and cepes with oonos
color trims fonne afternoon styles eoo assortment OF coo Sizes
10 lo T., -, ,
7-Teen s5s5 ss95 Skirts s. 1oo2 wool pod ond solid e00
skirts Assorted snodes sizes ~ TO TO-
15-Ten s5s5 s7s5 Sweaters, ST. 1000 o0-~o s"eoters both
condoon and sIpov styles All coor! Sizes 10 to o
eMsses Suit Dresses green or Drown sizes
s7-H.ses s195 s1ses se95 Dresses S. ons-De bose
dresses onepece tailored dresses crepe and oo oooone
Formos tofeto Only two OF style Green
purple vine, brown. Sizes Z to 70 .
esse. s4s S9s In this group one-pece desy
and toored dresses roo some oil Sze'
Blue GREEN beige Melon Luggage. Sizes Y TO 70
Evening star., 1948-02-05
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For Clearance Tomorrow
Winter Coos F quite Dresses Underwear Cosets NegHo
and NO mail phone orders. GODS all soes final
Savings =. DRESSES! Second Floor

Mse s9s5 ond $095 Dm Evening Dresses slo group
includes 10 dinner evening
broken sizes ond coor Then there
afternoon dresses mostly of kind few blacks
this
as Misses s22s ond SIS Street ond Dy Dresses sz This group
IS street ond afternoon dresses ond few 1905 woens dre
styles ond toiored styles but something here for oil Misses Also
black and fuchso this group Mostly and
- SIS and S5 Dinner Wop SIS Dinner
tofteo Also Poste
Evening in vevets and bocodes, "a lengths.
Womens $s95 to SIS Desy Street Dresses, $40 and S2
crepe dresses block plum brown in this with including
sizes
nWomens SIS ond S35 Dresses and SIS dresses
black with long boet-eneh sleeves droped
skirts few evening black 34enoh velvet
SWomens $2975 Dy Dresses $18
styles with long bracelet
rounded neehn pepmed beod
equn trims Brown block purple blue ond Roo the Womns
2oWoms S975 S987 Dresses ond Dinner Gowns S $6s This
beautiful includes block brown des dresses with
morqLEte Also
the dinner dresses in black Roo hchso
with long sleeves and handsome motifs neckne and shoulder,
doped skirts Womens
1855 SASS fo
dresses with oodbuon Block dresses with coored
and pepum skirts Sizes 10 to l8
3095 $995 Maternity $795 This includes
dresses black brown dresY styled with oonrost trims
gold brod button high round neckEnes and tie
necknes Short puhLp sleeves few
blue Sizes 10 to l8
N-s695 S22e Maternity $40 Ron motenN block
brown afternoon drey styles with short broceeIenoth sleeves,
necnes contrasting ond morQisette insert trims
sparkling with peplLm skirts Sizes ~ to IT,
0Sss5 and SIS Moten Dresses ST. Ron dresses black Ro
blue with front peoed skirts small coos pockets Sizes 10 to Is
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Few-of-a-Kind Goats for Women

zL Womens sss75 SIS Fitted Goots in black needepon wool
collar ond panel Size 5OR
zwomen. se5 Tuxedo coets145 Black suede wool with dyed black
person Lamb Sizes "a and 38 ~
lWmon $l4S ud CooSz5 Block suede fitted coat with MINK
shawl collar. Size 34
2Wmen Grey fitted model with Persian Lob
pockets 22 Black with dyed black Persian Lamb poron
w. !.
sWmens S7s7 coots-S5o Some fitted b~ With
Squirrel black Peon Lamb Black Sizes Az l9
3Wmens S975 6975 Fured cos Fitted ond box oo trimmed
with dyed SQUIRREL or Lonb Sizes 4h 24K
sllo Silver coored $9 Bo model black needle
point WOOL l411 2OR
cootsS4s Panel o back box with high
neck fastening Black no teal blue fleece suede WOOL Sizes
l2h o 8k
l7-womens s475 coo-sss s~nobk model black
grey WOOL Sizes 81 to 38
sWomens s45 crossh coo-s35 Fitted and box models
mixtures blue heather Sizes 8 to 22z and IS to 40
E+tsd ond hoy sh1ss 1Ol1 SIS
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Fur Goats and Scarfs Reduced

-s225 Natural Grey Kdskin Coot size
2-s345 Northem-Bo Back Mukrot Toppe. sizes Il l3S150
-45 Hudson Seodyed Muskot Topper size 12-----S265
-S565 Bockdyed Persian Lamb Coot size
ISIS Bockde Persian Lamb Coot. size o------S04o
Isis Natural 4-skin Ranch Mink Scarf
2-SlOO Silver Fox Scorfs (singe skin--------------Sb
Evening star., 1948-02-05
15-Women's $135 to $145 Goats,
Trimmed with Persion Lamb

Fitted and box styles with dyed black Peon Lamb tedos
or collars and cuffs some with grey Persian Lamb collars.
Sizes 81 to A.
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Corset Shop (Second Floo)
$3.50 Ponty Grd|es-S5.95
Model discontinued from regular Stock Lostex with panels ana
talon closing, sizes 3, 26, r.

sos and SIS ond s9 Rn sot oroodes
for medium orqe figures Of kind Sizes "a to 4! ,-
and $3.50 eMs and Ponb sso soo n
the shorter Assorted styles ncoe LOST
ron sons bocs boned models nd mpes
ss5s and $40 Gs95 and S3'5 Pull on od o
closno small and lorge Teorose ond blue
1851 50 to Brosaee.-S and s5o Broken assortment OF 10 @
Blonde LoeHes n with Or "'tnoN oooS 0os
with Iostex bonds and all net. Sizes 81 TO S.
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Gowns, Slips, Panties (Second Floor,

OUW1D, o11Ps, o'te'
7;a ndo, Gown, Pink and white Size 36---- sess
eSee %so ;na - Stoo aonoeete Sze
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GIL n.h.,ow, White S4s5
s2o nonomcu @ sn '"' G ss"'s +eone md White S09s
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- ~ % eo c pooo isey Assorted STYLES coors S535
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., neoa p.-.. boIbnooon Red
Is->Aoo ana s4,o Iolo"0n u .1a'm NH loos 1896
=. oee p"k ~ . I h. 49, nroo irene sizes a. S65
s5S2 snps 9o. se .xeIat
- Snps ooo o,eoe 90 $395
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2-sl2'7 se.n 80, ToIysd
s5ss Royon Long sleeves Sizes II ed 'sS>
sIse5 to SIS Negrgee, Sizes II & I5-s4ss TO s'9's'
e ,< ,o ins quilted oyons ord
neoGoe. hpe ond velvet o COO"
in group White blue red yellow Sizes 10 a. Fn roo
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Misses and Juniors Goats

Misses s5s75 co- Green suede wool box coat with dyed
Mouton Lomb edono Size r.
coots-$l00 Black fitted with dyed black
Person Lamb collars and cuffs Sizes u to IA.
1-ses s1e5 Hood coo-sss model hood dyed
black Person lomb. Size H.
e-ses so collars fitted box black
green, blue, grey Sizes 10 to lo
Black coaSs5 Fitted model with Silver Fox ho"
collar Is and 18.
Misses sl45 Fured cootss5 Fitted black with Silver Fox double
bump collar Size l8.
s45 coos5 Suede model edged dyed
black Perion Lamb Sizes 10 to a.
s-Nses rs Furess coe-ss model block
brown Sizes 10 to 14 Il 81 t.-.z9"
2Ases ss975 FITTED tuIs eoo-sss Black grey: Sizes A. l6
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Accessories .. Small Quantities, Big Savings!

Soc Hondkereh4 Hondoed od broken assortment
of wonen's cotton hondkechiefs ond mems mtIos
81 Hondkerehie-59e embroidered " linens and coons from Chno
and Madeira drbrodred mtiod ooons
Swiss honk rolled linen prints Broken assortment OF mhoS
le-s Dekies-50e White pink blue yellow shorksNn
ond nyon sqIos WHITE pink YeHo"
sls5 seufs-sl Cbong in white or moze ,.
for ST. (Eoeh 5se Sd ond eother 9s men "o
desyy and toIoed black brown. rec, noturoL
e5 SIS Goyess1 high sodes domestic Pesks
in block brown nohro black copesns, doe-tnsned sheepsNn
n noy, white, block
$3.50 Gves50e Sls5 Street lengths black toPe PP
rd white Evening gloves or noVy.
s-s5 Hons-25o Wool boodch in top onde and upper Top
STYLES tailored pouches black and brown. Plus tox.
$3.50 Pouehes-sss opening rome oos black and
brown Plus 1OQ5
u-ssso cosk Boss-s25o handle ond oerdes styles brown
and black. Plus 20% tox
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
STOCK HAS
 GOOD RALLY
 IN 5kAGWAY
Republican Delegate Can didate Returns 10 West
 ward on Campaign


 The Igloo, Skagway theatre, was crowded last night for R. H (Dick) Stocks Republican rally, it wal reported by Republican party mem Lers in Juneau today who were calling on. Juneau voters with the Republican Candidate for Delegate to Congress, back from his Lynn Canal meeting 1 Stock, who was pleased by the Skagway rally at the Igloo. was in- troduced by E. A. Rasmussen, AL askas Republican National Commit teeman.
 ]! Electioneering in Skagway with Stock was William Feero, Jr., a Republican candidate for the Ter ritorial House of Representatives. Feero, formerly of Douglas, is a World War II veteran. is with the CPR in Skagway and operates a theatre there. Bill knows every lone in town" said Stock on his re- turn to Juneau today.
 1 After attendance at the noon Luncheon of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce, the Republican can- , didate for Delegate left for An- chorage by Pacific Northern Air 1 lines.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
SPEAKER AT SCHOOL

Last Tuesday the head of the Army Recruiting Service in Ju- neau, Sergeant Craig, spoke to the Douglas High School civics class about the recently passed bill con- corning the compulsory military training for the American youth. Besides giving much information to the class in a lecture, Sergeant Craig answered the many questions asked by the class, which included all the high school boys who will be affected by the law.
 The point of drafting was ex- plained and it now appears quite clear to the boys what will be happening in the next few years of their life that will be spent In active service. Pamphlets were passed around to the class in addi- ton to the information given by Sergeant Craig in his 45-minute lecture. This has been the flrs' guest speaker in any of the class es this year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
EqIsder-Foster
 NuptidIs Held

At an informal ceremony, Miss Rosine Eglsaer became the bride of MT. Clarence Foster last evening at the Catholic Church of the Ma tivity The Rev. Robert Whelan, S.J., performed the service. Attend
 ants were Miss Hazel Dahl and MT. ! Carl Bloomquist.
 ! Following the wedding ceremony ] a reception was held at the home {. of Mir and Mrs. Jerry Young in the Kline apartments. Mrs. Young 1 is the sister of the Bride. T h e young couple will reside at Point Louisa, in a house they purchased
 from Gilbert Bixby.
 | Miss Eglsaer, who is a registered Inurse, has been employed in the loffices of Dr. J. O. Rude and Dr. John Clements. MT. Foster, who is ithe son of John Foster of Juneau,
 was born and reared in Juneau. He lis now employed as mechanic for iPacific Northern Airlines in Ju- ineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
JE " AIDED D JEWS; DEATH
 NOW PENALTY

BAGHDADls Iraq, Sept. b. -One of Iraq's wealthiest mer- chants, Shafiq Ades, Jew, is un- der sentence of death today on charges that he helped the Jews in Palestine and organized Zionism in Iraq.
 The military court which con victed him yesterday also fined him 50$,000 dinars tabout $20, ,0O0,- 000). The fine is to be collected at once. The death sentence is sub ject to approval of the king.
 The courts verdict was reached after two months of investigation and a week of court sessions.
 Ades was accused, among other things, of purchasing surplus Brit ish army material, particularly arms, and of shipping it to Pales- tine for use by the Jews.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
FAIRBANKS STREETS
 GET ASPHALT COATING

FAIRBANKS - City crews have barricaded part of Cushman street and officially got underway with an asphalt treatment program scheduled for several of the city's busiest unpaved streets.
 The asphalt job is not paving project, City Manager Irving H. Call emphasized. It is program made possible by a fortunate pur- chase of a supply of asphalt road mix and is designed to keep dust down and provide surface mat to protect the streets from heavy traffic. The job will have served its purpose if it can hold the streets in shape until the middle of next summer, Call said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
Alaska Sourdough Goes South, First
 Time in B Year,

SEATTLE, Sept. 16.-R-An &C., year-old pioneer resident of Alas ka, Val Diabold, flew outside" yes terday for the first time in 35 years.
 Diabold, one of the hardy sour |doughs who made the long trek from Skagway over the White Pass in search of gold in 1898, plans to make his home in the East for his remaining years
 The Alaska veteran said he start ed one of the first newspapers in Fairbanks and once in his gold seeking career discovered rich |gold claim worth nearly $1,000,000. He flew here from Fairbanks via IPan American World Airways.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
HIGHWAY PATR0LMEM
 DINNER DANCE TONIGHT

Taking advantage of the good weather yesterday, the Territorial Highway Patrolmen and their wives were taken on sightseeing tour by special chartered bus, Chief Frank Metcalf acting as guide.
 This morning reports were made by Lee M. Bown. Deputy Superin- tendent of State Police of Oregon, and John F. Mcleod, Assistant Chief of State Police of Washing ton. Ralph Rivers, Attorney Gen eral, spoke on special problems of patrol enforcement.
 Entertainment today included a luncheon at the Chamber of Com merce and a dinner dance at the Salmon Creek Country Club this evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
eAA, PMA, PA
 DIjCU5S cUSIAvU5- JUNEAU OPERATION

Conferring on operational prob lens on the run between Gustavus and Juneau, R. L. Barner, Civil Aeronautics Administr at o n, An chorage Emerson Bassett, Par American operations manager Se- attle, and Joe Morris, Pacific North ern Airlines chief pilot, of Anchor age, met in Juneau yesterday. Simplification of specifications for operating the Gustavus-Jun run were discussed.
 This was the first trip Bassett, formerly stationed in Juneau, has made here this year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
POLICE GET HIS GOAT

ROME-tR A Rome province goat rustler who knew his Homer got caught all the same. Thieves rustled TOO goats last month, south of Rome. Police caught them try ing to rustic 300 more.
 Seven men surrendered. The eighth sought to emulate Ulysses escape from the cave of the ore- eyed Cyclops he had blinded. He picked the sturdiest goat he could find, wound his fingers in its long hair. and appended himself to the animals underside.
 However. the goat collapsed un- der the mans weight and the pc lice discovered him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
DIvoRCEs FILED

Two divorces have been filed in the U. s. District Court Bertha Irene Hills filed for a divorce from Julian c. Hills on the grounds of incompatibility. The couple mar ried in Bellingham, Wash, in 1887
 Eileen Marie Norman of Ketchi- kan filed for divorce from Rob- ert K. Norman of Ketchikan on the grounds of incompatibility The couple married in Ketchikan on August ?, l947.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
CLASS OFFICERS ELECTED

Class officers in Douglas High School for the year 1948-l940 were elected recently. The freshman class chose Zona Pinkerton for their president, Herb Riley is vice. president, Marilyn Isaac was elected secretary. and Caroline Haro was named treasurer MT. Brandenburg is the freshman class advisor.
 In the sophomore class, Lowell Mcclellan was elected president Gloria Anderson, ice-president Arden yinson, secretary and Terry Snethen treasurer. The sophomore class advisor is Mrs. Marshall.
 The juior class president is Jim Sey, while the vice-president is Nancy Niemi. The secretary is Elsie Lee, and Jack Carlyle Is treasurer The junior class advis- or of Mrs. Reed.
 In the senior class, Edith We'll ington is president, Ray Robertson vice. president, and Phyllis Andrews secretary treasurer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-16
DAUGHTER E BORN
 TO LEON ALExANDERS

MT. and Mrs. Leon Alexander are the proud parents of daugh- ter, born yesterday afternoon in St. Ann's hospital The new ar rival weighed seven pounds eight ounces at tirth This is the first baby for the Alexanders.
 Proud grandparents are MT. and Mrs. Otto Anderson of Juneau and MT. and Mrs. G. E. Schad of Con- cord, Calf. MT, Alexander is em- ployed at the Northern Commercial Company.