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The union times., 1948-04-17
NelU Wage Rates

The State Building Trades Council, through Secretary Treasurer James O'Kane, today warned all locals that they must send in their new wage rates if they expect these rates to be used as the basis of contracts awarded by the state and by municipalities.
 O'Kane pointed out that the State Council is the official source of this information, par ticularly in dealing with the State Labor Wage Board, and that many locals have not yet filed this information. This ma- terial should be sent in at once to the State Building Trades Of flee, l37 Coffe St., New Haven II, and should be on the off cial stationery of the union.
The union times., 1948-04-17

What Has Happened to LabOr?: Labor has slipped during these last two years of readjustment to a peacetime, no overtime economy, and there is evidence of this retro gression on every hand. If labor hasn't the intestinal fOrtitude to defend its own economic existence, its civil liberties and its seIf-respect then it should not complain if it is made to crawl on its belly and beg for whatever it receives in the way of recognition. It is time that labor awakens from its stupid sleep of indifference.-Minnesota Union Advocate, AFL.
The union times., 1948-04-17
Rockbestos To Be Host To Electrical Engineers

The Rockbestos Products Corpora tion will be host to the members of the Northeastern Section of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers dur ing the annual convention of the engi- neers to be held in New Haven April 28-29-30
 Arthur c. Newton, president of Rockbestos, said today that the engi- neers had been issued an invitation to go through the local plant on April 30 to see the making of permanently insulated wire and cable.
The union times., 1948-04-17
House Approves
 Alaska Statehood

WASHINGTON-(FP) - State hood for Alaska. long favored by&or- ganized labor, was approved in the House public lands committee last week.
 The bill making Alaska a state went to the House rules committee fro~- where it is expected to reach the House floor soon. Under the bill the new state would be granted an addi- tlonal million acres of land
The union times., 1948-04-17
Building Trades Industry Umpire Named
Trades Oppose Use Of Inmate Labor

The executive board of the Connecticut State Building and Construction Trades Council monthly meeting nesday unanimously voted it's opposition construction work done by the State of Connecticut with inmate labor Secretary James OKane instructed to write Comp trOe Fred Teller protesting this type of work by the The board further voted the Connecticut Federa ton of Labor include in its legislative program repeal of any legislation which permits departments inmate
The union times., 1948-04-17
Labor Helping In Health Assembly

WASHINGTON-(FP)-Leaders of labor are among the 30-member executive committee now working out plans for national health assembly to be held here May IA under auspices of the Federal Security Administra- ton.
 Arranged by FSA chief Oscar Ew- ing in response to Pres. Truman's Jan. 30 request for development of a 10-year national health program, the conference will be a manysided affair, bringing together medical men, em- ployer spokesmen, labor representa- tives and leaders in public life.
 Assisting in preparing the program are AFL Pres. William Green, CIO Pres. Philip Murray, Natl. Farmers Union Pres. James c. Patton and Sec.- Treas. Mary Christman of the Natl. Womens Trade Union League
The union times., 1948-04-17
AFL Assemblyman Sues Newspaper

NEWARK, N J.-FP)-A $2OO,- 900 libel suit was filed against the Newark Evening News by Assembly, man Lewis M. Herman (R), who is also editor of the New Jersey Labor Herald official AFL publication.
 The complaint charged the News with publishing false malicious and defamatory matter" on four separate occasions, alleging Hermann to have been the sponsor of 1-day general strike scare" in April 1947 during the Bell Telephone strike, and twice de- manding that he be withdrawn from the legislature by the Essex county Republican organization.
The union times., 1948-04-17
State AFL Unit Backs Pres. Truman

WASHINGTON -(FP)- Pres. Truman got a formal endorsement for reelection last week from the Mary land-District of Columbia organization of Labor's League for Political Edu- cation. The AFL political body based its backing of the President on his veto message on the Taft-Hartley act in June 1947.
The union times., 1948-04-17

John Miller, Trolleymen's Union, has been elected president of the Hart ford Central Labor Union. Andrew Christensen, secretary of the union, an nounced this week.
 Other officers elected are: Henry Dauphinais, vice-president; William Scott, second vice-president; Mir Christensen, secretary; John Mccoy ern, treasurer Camille Vendrillo, f. nancial secretary; Carmen DiCorcia, sergeant-at-arms; Arthur Dassault, R Crokl, T. Girard, Tom Cunning, and David Deming, trustees; Steve D'An- gelo, C. Ryan, w. Morris, w. Meek CT, C. Thibodeu, Francis Ford and P. Toce, members of the executive board
The union times., 1948-04-17

Mention The Union Times when shopping, and help labor's own paper grow.
The union times., 1948-04-17
QUOTES From The LABOR PRESS

COnscriptiOn and TGft-HGrtIey: There are many sound arguments against peacetime conscription. It would be especially dangerous in America today with a Taft-Hartley Congress. Is cOnscript army to be at the service of big business as the Taft-Hartley Congress labor board now is? We dare not risk a cOmbi- nation of the twO.-Pennsylvania Labor News, AFL.
 Cracks Appecving: Organized la- bOr has been given the first con- crete evidence to support its Oft-re- peated charge that the Taft-Hart- ley anti-labOr law was not only un- fair but unconstitutional. Down in Washington a federal district court judge declared the laws prohibi- ton of financial contributions for political purposes through union publications was unconstitutional. This is the dawn of complete vindi- cation in the course of time of la- bOr's denunciation of this law.- Rochester, N. Y., Labor News, AFL.
 WaH Street Action: If anyone wants preview of what the big shots would welcome, take a look at some of the pictures of club swinging cops beating up pickets before the New York Stock Ex- change March 30. After all, here were unarmed, peaceful pickets storming the very citadel of big business. Blood spattered the pave ments, heads were cracked. In a few minutes the cops had won the battle of Wall Street and saved the citadel!-The Pilot, Natl. Maritime Onion.
The union times., 1948-04-17

FAMOUS LAST WORDS: Re- mind me to have these brakes checked-tOmOrrOw
The union times., 1948-04-17

World War II flying ace Greg ory (Pappy) Boyington is now an AFL member. CO-manager of department store under con- tract with Local 77O, Retail Clerks Intl. Assn. (AFL) Boying- ton insisted on joining the union although his job was outside the scope of the contract. Federated Pictures)
Evening star., 1948-04-11
HELP MEN and WOMEN fcont.

sss.s s"s'N SssS N~svsss< hSSt"sts
sL'IE MARRIED = COUPLE, S1IJ white ,h; exper, non.
for rooming house; furnished quarters ano
yaTes gr.; 9u sos sas,r,ov. ,. Ill :,
part time; Do you feel change ,s, would
your present income? Are you in retire.
averaged in your chosen feid9 Yet. You you
need Job, you want to make money, good
VeR RE- ees ss5 Sa M5i MAJ i9T 81 nss
SALESMAN ss2s Oh s's sAIEsWoMAN Ii pG for Queens
ware Waterless Cookware; not canvassing:
large company: immediate delivery % on ali ali
500 PEI sEn mo For interview, call Ii. 7sl5
real estate and businesses; car essential;
capable Of selling and willing. to work. We
nave the listings Also telephone solicitors
With VT s1 unlimited phones at home for listing
IN person; MYRTLE A. WEADoN CO,
WANTED-Man or woman cashier book
must have good education and know how
to appoach the public. Box 258-s, Star.
IMMEDIATELY by middle-ased bachelor
Elderly couple; white or colored, to do
cooking, cleaning, gardening and outside
work on small, modern mountainside
food furnished; must be experienced; ref
erences required; lifetime job for GOOD
couple. Write. stating lowest cash term,
Box 245-T. Star
ATTENTION real estate statesmen and
women-I pay top commission; full ofice
cooperation; immediate cash advanced on
bonif1ed contracts; Stop in and talk it
over. FORD Z. MORGAN, Sr, $40 F st.
RELIABLE CoLoRED COUPLE for full
time employment man for general labor
Ing work. wife to care for apt bldg !;
quarters and S120 mo-; industrious, will
ins workers, strictly nondrinkers. steady,
permanent, no children. Reply fully. Box
f sETTLEb ,Af WHITE COUPLE for ianitor
work and caretaker in apartment bldg;
neat and orderly, nonsmoker, nondrinker:
comfortable apt. and Sl00 mo. Reply
fully, Box 445-T, Star.
Evening star., 1948-04-11
HELP DOMESTIC.
CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS,

CHAMBERMAID-wAITREss, exper:; good
snny; ssisry; Phone NO: 9a4s bet: and 70 an.
Ho 5sos: Mon. ,AD. 71ss:
sens 3 ous n BendlH for cRldrsns Gsaa laundry H,y
sev, &c vsssy es.se Nd S'' W.T. esss
thEoush dinner. SIS. References. Call
COOK. selorsa; eesnsta.irs 4 cleaning. sac
every other Sun. OF. Call II you want to
i've in and have good local refs. EN-
COOK. general housevork; live in. pvt. rm.,
washer and disposal. elee. range: S25 wk.;
stz ssf: mss ssssfa i've 81 r..s. a v
ehildrena;s city references: s26 to start
cooksG.H.w., live in Or stay nish.s:
laundry; s25 week: local refs. uN. 0404.
COOK G.H.w., experienced, dependable
good cook. for employed couple. small
oeoasetown apt. Ex. 1897 before 8. MI
coHrfH SsaS fsss or WOMEN for cooking. ha house
work. laundry. partial care Of children. in
good health able to read and write; live
ELDERIY coLoRED WOMAN to care for
baby In coiored family. S13 and pass,
ExPER G.H.W. and cook, good disposition; !;
ref; basment rm.; live IN. Good salary
G.H.W. COOKING. white, with some ex-
perience and references; live In; $50 wk.
8y 5snd,1 i5so washer no ironing In Aie1andf'a
G.H.W., eolored, settled; pm. throush
dinner; pleasant surroundinss, good sal
G.H.w., COOK; efnciency apt. Of empl cple; /;
Non. Wed. Fri. 4 70 8: refs. RosEN-
THAI, 1900 Adams Mil I'd. NV.
exper. with children; prefer some one nv.
Ia AH. or Georgetovn; ref. required.
Evening star., 1948-04-11
SITUATIONS MEN tce,,. y,

MATCHMAKER. graduate Of accredited
ssar ssaool; two years at bench. Box 4as,T fs.
WATCHMAN. guard or will manage your
reference. write Il. FfLLfNGER. sssS
4'oGs1s 4oGNG pfsAsfED ofs. Iii VETERAN wants On.
Job training as automobile mechanic or
other type .s gerk recurring mechanical ssil.
! yyouNa Man: e. eolorsd. desire. nishs ies -,
elevator or switchboard oper. MI. 1e40.,
SssS,s9ss Ran 50 s..,s:: position . s..:
ansxer sssfs Box efss.fnfs 1871 Star s1eFs'
NFhIffsRNra kna fs NEEanslP nfalRPsSSsSsSsIE SsSSs ,ouu. ,.
Good business ao' 0sa
ing. AUDITING and administration which 10
ments. However. any position psyins 500
cHrsfER q gGEs buT bsuT ssss Sssnth acceptable ss'
school boy, Thissss after school and on
30 5ssaFsa5' ToT wzNr HI sssaM ssoME TYPE srr,-n ..
S61cRsELso cRResfE caoS.'es co sos ssS y.
Basement, he will do It Just as Eood.
sg ns sssp s. susa sos Ss psn Il s Ns
tion's Capital. About 66 comhina ations Of
type to choose from-District 43ll IL
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT for university
students: clerks, typists. bcokkeepers. au.
morning and evening work, Cali employ
ment bureau. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN uNIs !,
VERSITY, RE. 1859. Ia
1 AM EMPLOYED during the day, but I.
home at night and want living quarters
along with caretaking or MANAGEMENT re-
or dwelling In city or property or estate in
country. and can give excellent references;
VIII also consider fuli-time basis II salary
- NJ
Box 363-T, Star,
ESTABLISHED, responsible family man,
lons-time Washingtonian, desires real ess
as maintenance mgr. mortgage loan msr
or similar, under direction Of outstanding
type experience in and out OF Govt. and
10 .yrs. experience handling own rental
real estate In washington. Boz 3S-v,
Evening star., 1948-04-11
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE or 2 settled women: to cook and
SS S. sSuseS9Tk n nursins home in suburbs
CoUPLE, white or colored, must have
years reference: woman to keep house
for 2 adults, must be expert cook: man
.GN .nd USas asaTy YORK c "a joys nf
wen trained; excellent quarters and sal
aEg s9h. parts aas WI tss5 ns position for the
COUPLE. experienced, good cook. chaut-
sS5fIr s foE HfsRs sRsr i6s HOME. man oT Out
dor and lady for houseEers; ali mod; mod;
hbfSGoRNrRSos fxs M p 2sl home
group demonstrators. onportpnity to
sa SisS pf.sssss cs csHrtias
ssss:ssi Es$ SR5 SR e4os sesf a.s25sBas ysEsa:
s'S FM AEtwsp.S tf00 sfsE Sors at
saa exesn
s. ssyiRssafas vfsssn Hsa gss As1:
glSsmsnt once q T St; ne" Mon throusf
LAsoRssT1oRlYe 1 = ffEcHSio1AN-xxperienced fisa Sini
technician desired for laboratory and 16e-
sa sfr.d ssaon SICK sna otssl s
pI,vileses; salary open; Apply personnel
Msis MssAkssaSSeeE AsEaSeEf mzs zSspssh pasb WIFE no e eh
dren. white, for small estate near Mt
Vernon. Bus service. attractive quarters
MAN AND WIFE for janitor and chamber.
maid in small hotel Salary plus apart
ment. LAO +, I ave. nv
;tskers for small country place neal
filver Spring: 4 COWS. pigs, $50 chick.
ms, nice garden; will give living quar-.
Prs in exchange for services. We have
eat light and water; man can get 5-day
Esek. work on construction Job nearby
eEt eTut1ENT, eisS sith car: daily afternoons maa
sunday, lo-12 am. Michigan 3Sa3.
TYPlST, man or woman, white: STEADY
employment, 4 hours q day: Room $50
washington Bldg. 18th and New York ave
TUTOR, colored. teach English grammar
experienced. Boz 474-T, Star. la
Evening star., 1948-04-11
AGENTS.

FREE sAMPLE-Bie profit opportunity
With amazing slow-in-the- house num-
bers: switch plates, pictures, decals. re-
ligious articles. Represent large manu-
facturer. MADISON MILLS, 304 Fourth
ave, New York. N. Y.
BRAND NEW sensational item to stop
stocking runs. sold only through legitimate
channels to drug, dept, variety stores, etc.
fast repeater, attractive discounts; out
standing window and counter displays;
need reputable agents with established
wholesale distrib. clientele. Write PORTER
MFG. g. SUPPLY CO., $500 W. 9th ST.,
Los Angeles 8. Calf.
sILvERWARE cleaning, plating, polishing
liquid (NuSilverl: apply with cloth; con-
tains genuine silver; renews silver plated
copper, bronze; part, full-time agents
wanted. NUPROCESS PRODUCTS, Aurora.
Evening star., 1948-04-11
SITUATIONS MEN and woMFN.

EXP. TYPISTs for statistical work. manu-.
ing service also available. Cali MRS.
CLARK, DI. BAL Ia
MAN AND WIFE. colored. desire full-tims 5
employment Wife experienced maid.
Husband butler and cook Available I'M.
medistely. Best references. Alex. 41Sh
Evening star., 1948-04-11
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white. good hours and
good salary 4730 14th st. NV. CAMP
BELLS DRUGSTORE, Georgia 7700;

sos ps1 eRF sa'f DRUG tS sh sumo
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white. for soda foun.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white, good hours,
person RIVERSIDE PHARMACY, 212b z
sspns 1ff WI train iSmf sS1n:
salar yopen. Phone WERTH. NO. 5376.
GENERAL OFFICE wosk AGED 20 e ss
GIRL, white, as mothers helper; pvt; up:
stairs Z Ity live sn1Ia in modsER 70 ixxeaseauDDed ixas
GIRL. telephone soliciting; simply make
0sy ana per sss peae es oa
daily s.p aysila5Is Is, sss Mr. MILLER cvte ,e
xt oS sGs saeIs Ra0ns d,
and small apartment Nh. 5267,
GIRL Or settled lady; eolered. to care for
sssy sSth days e. ne vssf sa S1 Sa 4f f7s eaFfaFs
pm sat: 81 s 4 possible These rh al, are The
siss6! Versatile ofiee abilityil' Rapid
typist, excel dictat., ambitious to learn
real estate" An opportunity for the
sh' pm fr share Rea!s esntes
14th st. NV. See Mr.. MILLER, Business
GRE thoroushly experienced, cosmetics,
toiletries. etc: must have local reference;
and pay. Apply BABsTTT's DRUG STORE,
GIRLS for fountain and. restaurant work;
good hours. working cond.: exper. not nee
essary. S. s. KREsoE CO., 4s4 7th st; NV
GIRLS wanted to work in hardware store;
good chance to learn business. perm. JOB
GIRLS, bet; 2e-s5, for Interesting work
exper, not necessary; perm. positions with
person to Mr.. sitrick, at newsstand in
Wsssmsn Yosa ears e. Hotel q tso pss pm am H and
featuring Co. for inspection trainees; high
ssasa s1s1s5fsd l ssfE tDhr OF St rhea AsRy
EoIoGy: College Park. Md. Ia
GOyERNEss, white. 2 young children;
permanent s position live in; @ Esf, Top sal;
srS o 70 r,shs n opsH person EN-. $3.50 bet. and
HosriTAL@We h.y. an opening for for a
qualified woman. exper. in. medical rec
inEs for II. typists and receptionists in
our new hospital, Apply in person, .
am. to 5 pm. daily. except Sat, after
eRoRE sRe sSn' S shs GsEs aiEg
HosTEss for ieadins nc, hotel 1sa Coffee shop;
.n,sS,s; age Ss,Ss; ssa.s Ia sxper. and min salary
HOSTESS, as assistant for tearoom: ex-
perisnced only: oyer q; no sundays
ASsFEssEg AsSssF 0s for sh dinns st. room nn ..tr.ea
tive, experienced; Immediately: pleasant
EoykinE conditions. Mr.. Clarke, EBBTTI
lily; no laundry. CH 1927.
Evening star., 1948-04-11
SAlEsWokAEk.

REAL ESTATE sALESWOMEN - why not
try subdivision selling? We have removed
all resistance by our immediate improve
ments Homes are now under construc-
ton; road, lights, water. Truly a COM
munity development Of distinction, ROSE
HAVEN ON THE BAY. 707 9 st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-04-11

aod[THAHsER' 4 d;a AZ Monday, between 2 .ps s
fEfEPHoSE II fES R5s E. 6ornERAroRs. experienced
HSppaiy 5Saa l shisf = q %epstssor' cSRErcN sN HoIEt:
rTP,sn ISIn ana x e SIS: as,. NV ,..,.,. Ia
private ONCE Of weii-tnoSn retail estsb-
tiaI; shorthand not required; splendid op.
ana Wins . to sS' Worf age aSs W na ss
not necessary; sraduate OF local Catholic
high school livins with parents who are
or vicinity preferred; salary; SO. 1872 per
BENEFITS TYP. reply: telling s.s and ds:
sE;IsIRs e BsS At s.sss =, as's =, ,a.
ing once hours: young. under 80. BOX
TYPIsT. accurate. experienced; nve-dsy
vance noa ,s for
TYPIsT. young woman 21-s5. white. for
psrt-t,ms II work l2:46 pm; to s:16. Mon;
ana aecarsee sypse sd sS. e so pass
physical examination. Apply personnel
sTsSrN ss se0P arAS So4 Stss SSldio TIE
TYPisT, experienced typist for front once
Interesting work and many empIoye oene-
sne. ss ARe5E RoFrR pesssHnfl gT14rR once st SIS en-
IYP!sTs. for home sddrsssins: mus call
Ior and deilVer Work. Write name, ad-
dress. phone, one reference TO Mr.. Con-
nor at r. MARS, 410 1st st. Sc.
TYflsT -(2), white. for filling in form let
tiers and addressing envelopes: part-time
work morning, afternoon or evening. When
replying state experience and typing speed.
TYPIST. permanent position: insurance
sfnce; 5.day week. Call MISS ELLIS,
TfPIsT. willing to work several ewes. each
week; excel. salary. State phone number.
TYPIsT-Transcribe lecture material from
only. vosifceEE RibcoRDlSIsNo 9ri sTuDIos.
TYPIsTs, 1890. permanent position; an
excellent opportunity for Advancement to
position Of responsibility; interesting work
NoaTHWEsTERN SeS Inav 81 E NATioSAI 1NsuRAScf sSsi
CO, 409 woodward Bldg. ~
TWISTS, age 1928, accurate, good speed;
leave allowance. Phone for interview be-
tween An. and { pm. NJ: 4021. Ext.
205. AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE AsSocIA-
TrYifissT-cLERK. under rs; perm. position:
exper. not necessary: 5-day vi. Ma.
TIQNAL SURETY CORP, MA. 1870. ia
fYPIST.CLERK. high school sraduste:
experfence not necessary: long-estAblished
national trade association. 3p.hr. work.
week, pleasant working conditions. Call
WO. 1886 for appointment. ia
Evening star., 1948-04-11
REGISTERED NURSE to work
clans offlce; 5000 month. ]
Cfor

Exper., to sell money saving
t owners, Baltimore and
Excl. territory. No invest
SAV-A.MAT RUBBER co.
Evening star., 1948-04-11

part time. uRDoNd BROTHERS, 1905 r st
sALEsLADY, experienced, ladies' aeees-
sories good salary; pleasant surroundings;
pcsrmanent perm s1t position. GREEN SHOPS. S4ls
s4IEsEADYa, take comple.. charge Of r1a pain,
store, no other employees in store; knowi-
sdss q bookkeeping and typing. Box
sALEsLxDY. experienced ready to wear
sHELBURNE DRESS SHOP. 1927 Conn
ave, Ia
"fs so 8 sss to 4 York aver
sxperience preferTed. xIAss. .ses' s4os conn samt
sALEsLADY WITH FOLLOWING for ful
bonuses. Opportunity ior r'ssnee adysneem.nI ans
for one with initiative. Box 475-T, Star
sALEsLADY. experienced, for record dept.
psE1mansnt position 51dsy Isy, week See MIS-
sALEspERsoN for ladies' apparel; mus,
b., be alert alert and Nd @sourtsous $40 wk. plus com.
sALEsWoMEN. permanent position in Ger.
women; s-day week. GARFiNcKEL's: g.
sALEswoMAN. experienced in selling BET.
ter dresses: permanent position, excellent
salary sl1 s,.ua and commission; 5-day week. lib.
ance, paid vacation. Apply employment
ONCE, 3rd d., RALEIGH HABERDAsHER
sALEsWOMAN, experienced in selling BET.
ter millinery; permanent position, excel.
lent salary and commission 5-day week
liberal discount on purchases, free insur.
ance, paid vacation. Apply employment
office, 3rd f., RALEIGH HABERDASHER
1910 Est. is
sALEswOMAN, sportswear. experienced
5-day week. 20es discount on all purcha ses
Apply personnel once, 5th floor, GOLDEN
BERGS. 7th and SITS. NV. Ill
employment office. 4th floor, g. KANH
SONS CO. -l6
SALEsWOMEN-If you have never sol,
real estate we will train you. We ar
building a community on the bay. We
are removing all resistance. Your selling
should be pleasant and your earnings de.
pend entirely on yourself We Will Civ,
You every corporation. Pull or part time
ROSE HAVEN ON THE BAY. 707 q st. NV.
SAIESW0MEN for Jelleff's Bethesda shop
convenient 70 work IN own neiehborhood
Apply JEIdsEFFS. 1214.1220 p ct. NV
Personnel Once, 7th floor Iii
SEAMSIEEss. 70 do work Of home
CoRoNET VALET, Arlington. OK. 4632
Evening star., 1948-04-11

ing. personable, aged
enced, for food store
Fri, Sat; approximI
pm: white uniform
salary, fine company
six months work.
dress. telephone. Box
FOUNTAIN CLERK,
neighborhood drug stt
MT. RAINIER PHAl
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1948-12-11
Christmas Seal
Sale Lays

Only one-ffth of Kodiak box
holders have responded IN the
current Christmas Seal cam.
paigp, R N. Wilkinson, chair
man, said yesterday.
Total donations are reported
at only $307 out of goal Of
$1,000, and only Sc individual
purchasers have been recorded
out of the 4S0 to whom seals
were sent through the mail.
The number of purchase s
however does not include those
who have bought seals at Knud-
sens, Bert's or Donnelley 4
Acheson, which are selling the
TB seals.
Mr.. Wilkinson emphasizes that
2O% of the net returns from the
sale will be kept in Kodiak to
assist patients on their way to
sanitariums foe tuberculosis
treatm ent
He added that with the sale
half way to the finish mark, the
committee lis hopeful of a large
return during the coming week "
Besides being purchased from
any of the three stores named,
seals may be ordered by phoning
2572.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1948-12-11
Steady Steak Diet
Brings Beef

From now on I'll take ram,
lamb, sheep or mutton, no more
beef for mel" Ovid Mac" Nc.
Kinley said Thursday Mr.. Me-
Kinley is back In town after
spending nearly a month on
lonely Sitkinak Island butcher
ing cattle and waiting for a boat
to pick him up.
Mr.. Mckinley accompanied
Leslie Mccarthy by plane to
Stkinak Island On November ii
to round up and butcher some
cattle purchased by Mr.. Nc
earthly,
"We rounded up some of the
critters" and butchered them
and waited for a boat to come,
but guess the wind and rough
weather kept them away. We
got a little short of food, but we
weren't short of beef. In fact
I've eaten so much beef [ never
want to hear a cow moo again, !"
Mr. Mckinley declared.
A, J, Tiny" Cichoski, skip
per of the Skippy, heard of the
men being ON the island with.
out transportation and went
down and picked fhem up.