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Of The Armies,
]. PeTshing, Dies

General John j. Pershing,
of World War I, fame died
yesterday.
General Pershing, leader of
the U. S. Expeditionary forces
in the first World War , was
known for his great foresight.
He had insisted that the Allies
compel unconditional surren-
der by Germany, and march
into Berlin so the Germans
could know what it feels like
to be defeated but his advice
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Souiets Want To Stop
Air Traffic

A Soviet controlled publica-
ton has limited that they may
seek to stop the traffic by air
into Berlin by the western
Powers. Further indication of
this was seen in the demand
by the Soviets for stricter reg
Continued on Page A.
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SiIver-PIoted Ware

StIVef'TIoteO w OTS
Z Orig. 1900 Covered
Vegetable Dishes, scratched,
I o,is. 400 wilee.
Pitcher, dented- d-----15.30
] Orig. 7.so Bon Bon Dish
with crystoI insert 3.sS
I Orig. 1870 Well and Tree
PIottsr. scratched -----9.9s
! Orig. l4.4o csrei Well
end Tree PIetter. scratched,
s.ss
I Orig. 7.1s crssm. suser
and Troy Set. troy scratched,
4.e5
I Orig. 400 Sterling Sol.
end Pepper dented 500
I Orig. zo.I7 Footed Stsr-
ling Solt and Pepper. dented,
I Orig. 4.7s Sterling sot
and Pepper. set Of 4 100
! Orig. 40 sait and Pep
Der er--sSe
S Orig. 7.zo Sterling Con-
dlsstieks $50
I Orig. 1914 cerai Round
Relish Tray-------4.7
z Orig. 7.zo Baby Cups,
sterling, as is------3.95
; Orig. 40 Bsby Cups 2.io
10 Orig. 1894 34-Pe. serv-
ice for s. "RoseIis" by VIII
lioms Bros. --------23.95
! Orig. $500 "Lsxy Sussn,"
1z.s5
50 Orig. 7se Sets Of 8
Coasters, copper or bross.
Prices include 2oeo tax
where applicable.
SiIperya,s, Street Floor,
The Heehf Co.
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50 ooIIons Orig. 500
4-Hour EnomeI
sa',, 800

One Coot Covers Wolls,
Woodwork, Furniture. White.
,e Orig. 5.35 Outside White
House Point, can be tinted,
soI. 400
50 Orig. I.S5 Monad White
Enamei, for furniture, wood
work, wolls- l.1s
so Orig. $50 Semi-GIoss
Point, washable, for wolIs,
woodwork, white and ivory,
soI. 800
3e Orig. $50 Grey Porch
and Deck EnemeI. for wood,
cement, linoleum. inside or
outside --- sol. Soy
Paints, TIL Floor.
The Heeht Co.
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10 Orig. 21.95
Kitchen Shelf
Cobinets
16.99

Metol cobinets with double
doors, 5 shelves, finished in
white enamel. Morred from
handling.
10 Orig. 1898 Mstei Utility
Shelf cebinsts, 5 adjustable
shelves, white enomeIed,
lI.99
Hoasstsrsishisss. til Floor,
The Heeht Co.
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Kitchen Sinks

I Orig. 3e6.35 T,sey Stein-
less Steel Sink. 72-in. wide,
complete with bose, floor
sonpIe ---zes.oo 90
4 Orig. 1880 Treey Stoin-
less Steel Sink. top only, 54-
in. wide -----117.75
3 Orig. 1880 Tracy Stein-
less Steel Sink. top only,
6O-in. wide e----127.50
Kitehex Equipment, 7th
Floor, The Heeht Co.
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MEMS SPORTSWEAR

81 Orig. 5.e5 to 7.e5 Long sleeve California
Styled Royon Sport Shirts, assorted eoIors. Sizes
4e Orig. $50 to 5.e5 Mems Short sIeeved Royon
Sport Shirts. sizes snnoI medium, medium Jorge
ond Ioree------ ------------------3.e5
81 Orig. $50 to 8o5 Mems Short -sIeeved Royon
Sport Shirts. most Of the group California styled
Assorted eoIors, sizes snoII, medium large. 500
! Orig. 1925 Long -sIeeved Royon Sport Shirts,
California styled, Ieopord skin print. Medium size
M.ss Sport skst FIss,, Tie Hsek Co. Es,ki"s'ss
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STREET FLOOR BUYS!
Summer Hats
From The Hat Bar

10 Originally s.s5 Spun
Woven Everitt Hats, off-the-'
face; posteIs and navy, ZOO
8 Originally 4.s5 Spun
Woven Hots Of synthetic
strow; derby-styls; posteIs
and navy -------3.o0
IS Originally l.e5 and Fps
Rough Strows and Synthetic
Strows, black, brown. navy
postels and red ----l.00
10 Originally 6.s5 and 7.e5
Strow Hats, flower trims;
black, navy or brown. 400
20 Originally 4.e5 and 5.e5
Strow Hots, voriety Of styles;
black, brown, red Or navy,
800
Hat Bsr, Street Floor, Tie
Heehf Co., WaskiSsfos
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All Prices Include Tox Where Applicable
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Women's Summer Shoes
ALL FAMOUS MAKES. .ALL FAVORlTE STYLES!
oa 1895 l4s5 and 1875 scober cosuuI cossie or
And Menihon Shoes N.o0
white and white blue and white and
black and medium heels Spectators
opunpson ondso platform soes Sizes
wond medium in
ORIG. 1926 Coelo Shoes >or
all and and
and with bows nteP, oil
with walk with both
widths
Orig. 1925 Morsy Shoes by Paramount %.
Of ondwh nv
ondwh with ~
heels Marrow and medium widths and
o n
Shoe Salon. Flo".T Co HDli.no.
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WHITE woo lfSliiSi LOISe
Size 2x8 Ft.
I Orig. 16s.s5 Green
Chrome Choir and Settee,
floor sample e----148.s5
| Orig. 1898 Sofa end
Choir Set, bent osh, inner
spring cushions s---ios.s5
Orig. Ie.ss Wrought Iron
coekteii Table, white, floor .
sample --------9.95
I Orig. 1895 Coil Spring
Glider, upholstered in green
cotton, floor son1pIe 1875
I Orig. 6s.ss California
Swing, green stripe cotton,
floor somple ----54.95
Summer Furniture, 3rd
Floor, The Hecht Co.
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80 Originally 1914
Lizard and Snake
Handbags
9 "a Tax Ireludsd)

Genuine snokeskin and H.
zord handbags, in popular
under-orn styles! In q bro
ken assortment Of high
shades.
2 Originally $500 Cobra
Snakeskin Handbags, box
style; red or green 400
7 Originally 22.2o Red
snakeskin Boss ---I2.6o
I Originally 1900 Genuine
Alligator Bog, under-orm
style ----3o.oo
| Originally l05.oo 0enu-
inc Alligator Bog 400
Handbags, Street Floor. The
Heeht Co., WashixsfoS
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CIeoronce Of Summer
ToiIetries!

25s, Originally l.2o Fo-
NOUS Forel Destin Cologne,
in AppIebIossom. Destiny
and "Tono" scents ---47e
355 Originally Tic ForeI
Destin Busting Powder. 23e
AIS Originally Soc Vida
Roy "Gollivontine" Toleum.
23e
2s4 Originally $50 Vida
Roy Cologne -------6oe
7Oe Originally Soc Vida
Roy Deodoront Cream soc
Toiietries, Street Floor, Tie
Hseht Co., WSshisstos
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IS Misses 1898
Misses All Wool
1oppsrs
9.88

Completely lined. Kelly, navy
and pink. Sizes 10 to Is.
4s oris. lo.ss Cotton eabe,-
dine end Cotton Twill Rain
essts, with detachable hoods.
Pink, grey, black, oouo, brown
and blue. Sizes 10 TO 10,
Z ORIG. 1898 All Wool Box
Jaekst Suits and Fitted z.
Piece Suits. Green, pink and
blue. Sizes 10 and II only
Z o,is. $500 Az Wool suits.
with colIors and flop pockets:
Navy only. Sizes AZ and 44
only ------------l<.es
Z oris. $500 Al Wool Lined
Teppers, for the half : size
woman. Novy only, in sizes
ava and 42h-----1z.ss
10 ORIG. 1895 70 22.s5 Reyon
FsiIIs and ssruttsr Cloth Suits.
In block, navy, eorol and grey:
Sizes 10 to l6--------l3.Ss
10 oris. 1895 Rsyen Shsn-
rune He'll Size Suits. Block,
novy and kelly green. Sizes
l6Nz to 24h-------lLU
Bsdsef Goats ssd Ssif',
Third Floor.
The Hsekt Co., Wsshisstss
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IS Originally l4.o5 to 25.oc
RAYoN SHEER
DANCE DRESSES
1000

Whites and posteIs, in sizes 9
to IS. But not all sizes in oil
coIors and styles.
- ovis. $500 Rsyen Crepe
and Lses Dinner Dresses.
Block, orey or rose. Broken
sizes u to 18--------lo.oo
8 ois. 3s.s5 Rsyen Crepe
Dinner Dresses, with white bod
ices and dark skirts with con-
trostine belts. Sizes 10 to 8;
$500
; Orig. 4s.s5 Rsyen Crepe
Dinner Drsssss, with gold belts.
Cns white, in size 10. and two
beige, in sizes 10 and Is.
Esssixk Dresses. Third Floor,
The Heehf Co, WdshiSgtoS
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3 Originally 5,es to 5,e5
Royon Blouses
: z.98

Fine royon crepe blouses;
also some Of cotton. Long,
short and three -quorter
sleeves. Many eolors and
stripes, but not every color
in every size. 81 to SO in
the group.
IS Originally 5.e6 to 7.ss
White Royon Crepe or Royon
Sheer BIouses, short or long
sleeves; loee trim; broken
sizes 81 to 3S----3.9S
BIoasss. Street Floor, The
Heckt Co. Washimstos
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Adjusts from reeumbent to upright
positions tself adjusting, con be
locked in any positionI. Hos z rub
Der tires for cosy moving. White
enomeIed steel frame, with blue, du-
bonnet or green woter-repeIlent cover.
Front bumper prevents pad slipping.
Ssmmer Fxrsifsrs. Third Floor, The Heeht Co.
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Bedspreod Clearance

bedspreod Clearance
rs Orig. 7.s5 sstes Spreads.
Discontinued pottern -----4.s5
5 Orig. 7.s5 Betes preperies.
Match above spreod. Disoontin-
ued pottern ------ pr. 4.s5
- Orig. s.s5 selid Color Woven
Spreads. Green, blue. Single ond
double sizes S.S5
40 Orig. s.s5 Solid Color Drop
cries. Blue, green, grey cherry
red. ga yds. long -----5.ss
IS Orig. l4.s5 Woven Sect
sucker Spreeds. Red, blue, green,
7.s5
70 oris. 1875 White Chenille
Sprsads, with muItitone design.
Single size only ------S.s5
Bed Spreads, 6th Floor
The Heekt Co.
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Draths

nesday, May IS. 1913, WALTER N ALEx-
asndeT., Funeral from ne ". W Deal
on Saturday, May 90, al : pm Rela-
tiyes and friends invited. Intermaent
ASTON. STERLING. Passed into the
f5sss s THRa sfySRf e Asfos o z 4sz sh @
brctheT three sseS sssers 0n Other s relatiSss
bed be seen nend IT oeorse fnnela
day May IS IS, where s a.ii funeral will BE- held
mens n" sAisr1sy; Paynes Cen cemetery. s; '" g:
es1 soyHs Mss y WARP EDw.nP Ga sss!
tISS s. b.oad Md bvybas WARp
bers Ea Funeral Rs Home, ssoI Cleveland ave.
Riverdale, Nd: On Thursdaay. May 81
NAY q iSqs c1ssfE aAFhf Bo2soYs FL TsSfas
bsy sis VIM VIM St en, Lee oeSSef
Snyder and Jerry and joseph Boyington;
srandmothes Of Floriee Thomas. william liam
Boyinston, Bi BABY snider and Larry Boy
ington sister Of Ann Nee w,ynn TayS1' Ella Ella
Warren va ee"s She also leaves bther relatives
Msy n 81 !end snds Asy msy oa IL at The " Eass
jarvis iaS Funeral neral Church. 49, You st NV;
Funeral services on Friday, May 2S. at
You St: between 18th and 10Th stS. ~
Rev James l. Pinn Pima oficiafing Kela Ella
coin Memorial Cemetery. -
BUTLER. MELVIN J. Departed this
life on Wednesday, MAY GO, lg4S; al
Datcher; brother. James Bailey; three
aga aTe nd rends pnsss fnnera on san
psneaa fsS May st, % insernsnt m R@ 1S %oodsTn
Cemetery. 20
CARROLL. THERESA +. Suddenly. on
hnaoIaaAi inston HOSPITAL nhs THEREsA f. cARRoLL
collins tst 1eoved &c wife %.S Sf Sossph Mfves B
md M''a Mrs. ESsIyn n, n Mekss Soui FuSsTsi 'SSS
from the Tstayul rgnesI NGme Man 80 toia
$50 am. Requiem mass at St Dom,
inics Church at 10 am: Relatives ,i and
CARROLL, TERESA COLLINS. ofhcers
and members of Division No. 4, L. A. A
fs,svu e H are funeFs tssqe5Sa Home to IT, 1h i g
NV. on Friday. May 2s. ls4s' at $50
pm, to recite the rosary.
LORRAINE E. RYAN. President.
KITTY DORSEY. Secretary IS
CAUFMAN. MARTIN B.. On Tuesday.
May 25, 194S. at his RESIDENCE. 1887 Pa.
ave se. MARTIN B. CAUFMAN, the
beloved husband of Nellie n Caufman,
father of Fay 3. Quassbarth; Frances
James H. Caufman and Rachael Somervllle:
Services at Chambers Funeral Home, 5l1
1ltif st. se on Friday, May 2s, at. .
pm. Interment private. ~
DIXON, GEORGE ALBERT. On Mon,
DIXON. beloved husband Of Elsie M,
Dixon (nee Reeleyl, Funeral SERVICES at
his late residence, Savage. Md. on Thurs
day. May -, at . pm. 1nterment sayase
Cemetery. -
DUFFIN, ANNA. On Wednesday, May
rs. 1913. at her residence North Wash
inston ST.. Rockville, Md, ANNA DUFF1N,
loving mother of Mrs. Evelyn Wood. Also
surviving are seven GRANDCHILDREN, four
Boswell. Mrs Daisy Coles and Mrs. Edlth
Lambert one brother. Aubrey johnson;
one son law and host OF other rela-
lives and friends Remains RESTING at
her late residence after 5 pm. Friday
May oS. Funeral on Saturday, May ~
at . pm, from the Zion A. M e
church. Rockville. Nd. Rev. M. F. wallace
ofhciating. Services by Snowden d Days
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'Dr. Rudolph N. Rau Dies;
Former Surgeon Was II
BY the Assoeic,sd Press

FREDERICK, Md. May 27.-Dr
Rudolph NJ. Rau, II. former sur
geon at a Wheeling CIV. Va.) hos
pital and generally considered the
largest property holder in Frederick
County, died at his home early
today after an illness Of five weeks.
Born in Bolivar, Jefferson County,
w. Va. DR.. Rau graduated in 1900
from the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons, now the medical school
Of the University Of Maryland in
Baltimore.
When hfs health failed in 1912
he moved here from Wheeling and
became interested in farming and
real estate operations.
Survivors include two daughters,
Mrs. j. Tyson Lee of Frederick and
Mrs. James r. Heater, Charlotte,
N, c. Funeral services will be held
here tomorrow.
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B. and 0. Will Occupy
New Ticket 0ffice,Tuesday

A new ticket and travel ONCE
will be opened Tuesday by the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad at Con-
necticut avenue and H street NV,
D. l.. Norman, general passenger
agent, said today.
To the accompaniment of re-
corded musician innovation in rail-
road ticket of1ices-the new office
will offer a variety of travel serv-
ices, in addition to issuing rail and
Pullman tickets and reservations.
Included will be a special travel
bureau for women, a travel plan
ming service, and a private drive
way for use of patrons calling for
Evening star., 1948-05-27

Mexico expects soon to sign a
Pacific whale fishing agreement
with the United States and Canada
Evening star., 1948-05-27

ticket orders In automobiles. T'rav-
elers will be able to order tickets
by telephone.
The office also will issue and cash
travellers checks. handle applica-
tions for rail travel loans. arrange
for rental automobiles at rail desti-
nations, make hotel reservations,
issue travel insurance policies and
arrange sightseeing trips.
The railroad will close its present
ticket Office at 1903 H street NV,
Mr.. Norman said.
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Libel Suit Asks $50, 900
For 'ScrewboII' Title

A slander and libel suit asking
$50, 900 damages was filed in District
Court yesterday by Capt. Thomas
j. Kennedy, U. S. NJ, against James
T. Crouch, an attorney with the
Veterans Administration.
In his suit Capt. Kennedy, who
lives at 1909 Georgia avenue NV,
claims Mr.. Crouch called him a
"screwball" in the presence Of at
least one other person last May %.
Evening star., 1948-05-27

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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Draths

WASHINGTON. DEACON WILLIAM n
Suddenly. on Sunday, May %, le4s, a.
E. 6SsDss Ds1o.ss pfasa2 fs.T Il N
Maude CoEbill of Philadelphia; Pa. sne
Mary E. Howard and Elder BENJAMIN
washington of Plsasantyille, N. J. He
Friends may call at Robinson,s Funeral
Home, 1913 9Th st. NV, on wednesday,.
May 20. after pm. Funeral SERVICES
Shiloh Baptist Church. 9th and SITS.
Sinelar viii ofhciate. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery. ~
WILLIAMS. ALLEN GEORGE, sR. On
THURSDAY. May 27, 194S; at the
H.tsssda gI15ss ststss ad Insa Hixs ds5aaE assRss
I@ Of Ruth B. Williams, father of
AIisn Is,. George; 'r; snd Msnn;s 70 Miln Afn
lams of Portsmouth son ohio G SERVICES At
Chambers Funeral Home. 400 Chaplin
St.. NV, on. Friday. May 2s at 2 pm.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
NAV wRsHI T. 4s soHs join fa wafohF eR MGnds, si
1wifordl and father, q MsrTaret s Lee Lee
4sis si Gam Ga. ave. ave NV. on THURSDAY. May
vited. Interment consressionai Cemetery.
YATES, PA pANIEt ysrr2 On Fri Friday, y X. Nay q. e.
NJ. g4'; and Mrs. bailey Yates Of Colchester
Gs1Hsn sGHnz ya schey sslefsu n.Fai nf' Home sa
s. hsd iad oR FRIDAY f Mss ssefs s. ssaE'f' y.
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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In. Mrn1urtatti

WILSON. JAMES H., JR. tribute
of love and devotion to the memory Of
our dear SON and brother, JAMES H.
years ago today, May 81. 1871.
The stars are brightly shining
Upon a silent grave;
In 1t lies a loved one
We loved, but could not save.
THE FAMILY.
WILSON. JAMES H., JR. In memory
Of our beloved grandson and nephew.
JAMES H. WILSON. Jr, who made hts
grace with God seven years ago today.
May ~, 1941.
Always so happy, so good and kind;
Thinking of others and trying to find
A good deed to do, some praise to say:
That's why you are remembered and
missed more each day.
LOVING GRANDMOTHER. AUNTS AND
UNCLES.
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D $z95.oo Three piece Butten Tuftsd
SeetioneI Sofs. upholstered in rose
mouve nubby textured fobric, reduced
to -Sls5.oo
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Hos Fifth Set Of Twins.

Mrs. Rosa Alfonso. 39-year -old
wife of night watchman in Muir
cia, Spain. has given birth to her
fifth set of twins, and she now has
nine boys and four girls.
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Nnttpilittn

LUTsKY. CARYN RITA. dwelling on
Sunday. May 80, I94s, at 1870 pm. at
to the memory fe of cARYN RITA LUTsKY
80
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-11
ALA5kA C0ASTAL
 CARRIES 103;; S1
 ARE FLOWN HERE

Alaska Coastal car.ed 103 pas sengers between Southeast Alaskan cities yesterday, bringing 81 persons to Juneau.
 Among Coastal passengeri were:
 From Todd: Joseph M. Yulnul, Antonio c. Corpuz, Elias R. Janier, Simeon M. Manalang, Pat A. Fer nandez, Fred C. Girardia, Alfonso s. Bolivar, Leon o. Bulanon, Eddie M. Sanchez, Arcade A. Flores. Sil- verstro Garcia, Julio Parcon, Janan Aquino, Cesario Castenado, Sim plicio c. Pablo, Teofilo T. Sumsal.
 From Chatham; Dora Kirch, Ar thur w Burrell, A. R. Carmichael George Ruckert, Evert Rodenhouse. Nicholas Neville, Clarence Larson Howard J. Case. From Hood Bay: A. M. Owens Marvin J. owens, Mrs. G. L. White hurst.
 From Angoon: Joseph Kahklen Joseph Hayes ! From Pelican: John Thomas, Olat Hemnes.
 From Superior Packing: Jim Fox
 James Jackson, William Thomas
 Anna Thomas, M. M. Wilson, J. Ten neson L.
 From Sitka: Alice Brandebury
 Bill Jack, Chris Nelson, Sam Wana- maker Mary Chaprey. From Hoonah: Sid Bensen, Mary
 Bensen, Frank w. George. Rutf
 Jackson, F. Jackson, Airline Jackson l Leo Jack, Mrs. Leo Jack, John J Young.
 From Petersburg: Margare
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-11

nd school attendance of the children in this area. it is desra5le to assist rarents in transporting their chil- dren.
 The School BoarG s,a,ed that tnis plan will be operated only during the school year 1948-49, may be terminated during the current school year if receipts from the sale of tickets fall below an average of S4 per day.
 The present plan, which Will go into effect Monday morning, Sept. 20, will provide low rate student tickets on the buses of the Glacier Highway Bus Line. Student tickets will be on sale in the Office of the Superintendent of Schools begin ming Tuesday, September IA. Tickets will cost scents one-way ride, which is the equivalent of 10 cents ger day per child The tickets will re sold in the form of a 40-ride pass for s2. The Glacier Highway Bus Lines will run eel-csi nus schedules passing
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-11
ACTIVITIES OF GIRL
 SCOUTS, BROWNIES
 RESUME NEXT WEEK

I The Girl Scouts and Brownies o1 Juneau and Douglas will resume their meetings next week at the usual time and place of last year with the exception of Troop VIII ! and Troop XIII which are for Fourth Graders and which will hold their first meeing at Moose Club on Tuesday afternoon. There will be new troop formed for the second graders CT girls seven years old which will take the number of the disbanded Troop W which has joined the Senior Mariner Scouts. This troup is to be sponsor ed by the American Legion but will meet at the home of Mrs. Angelo Ghilione-former Faulkner residence
 -227 Seventh Street, on Thursday at 3:30 pm.
 Following is the list of the Troops and their meeting places. The girls remain in the same Troops, The Troops retain the same number but they will necessarily be listed for a Grade higher than last year.
 2nd Grade-Troop IV-Residence of Mrs. Angelo Ghilione-227 Sev- enth Street-Thursday-3;3 pm.
 3rd Grade-T Troop Elks Hall -Tuesday-3 330 pm.
 4tn Grade Troop VIII-The Moose Club-So. Franklin Street-Tuesday .-33C p.m.
 5th Grade-Troop V-The Metho- dist Church Sunday School Room Tuesday 3:30 pm.
 9th Grade Troop T. The Methodist Church Sunday School Room Thursday-3:3O pm.
 7th Grade Troop xI-Lutheran Church Sunday School Room Thursday-3:3O pm. 9th Grade Troop X-Presbyterian Church Sunday School Room Thursday--3:3o pm.
 Freshman High School-Group II Home of Sylvia Davis Thursday evening 30 pm. 1 Sophomore High School-Troop TX
 Home of Mrs. Charmain Gross Wednesday-7:3 pm. ] Senior Mariners Troop III-Home Pat Oakes-T Thursday evening-7:- l 30 pm.
 i Douglas Brownies are asked to telephone Mrs Jo Macker to find out the meeting place on Thursday. Douglas Girl Scouts will meet with Mrs. A. L. Conine, Thursday, 3:3o ir.m.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-11
CITY BUS FOR
 STUDENTS WILL
 i START, SEPT. 2e

Tie Beard of Directors ol tne Juneau Schools has aoopted a plan for assisting with the transporta- ton of school children residing be- tween Juneau City limits and the last stop of the Territorial school bus on the Glacier Highway.
 The provision of transportation is not an obligation of school dis trict in Alaska but is the obligation of the Territory. The local scnool board. however, feels that problem exists which is not being met by Territorial provisions. They feel that since the prv,sion of transportation will assist in protecting the health
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-11

Charles, Rose Marie Charles, Archie Solpid, Mrs A. Solpid
 To Pelican Don Milnes.
 To Excursion Inlet: D. Mckinley
 To Taku Lodge. Morty Lucas.
 To Sitka, Mrs sP- Calvin. Ernest Anderson, Robert Miller, Fred Lan- gray, Chris Stewart, Emma Alexi Milton Willie, Carlee Willie, V Brown, Josephine Brenner, Nellie Henry, Lena Henry, Rose Johnson Audrey Johnson.
 To Ketchikan; William Griffin Mrs. Griffin, John Walker, Mrs. J Welsh, l1rs. Farrant, Freda Green wald.
 To Haines: M. Bogue, R. Beland
 To skagway:: pr. Gold, Albert Sakomato.
 To Petersburg: Henry Roder, Bo Martin, Mrs. Horn, Mrs Kirkwood Mrs. Sanler, Sibyl Lacken, MT. Horn
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-11

through the area outlined above at approximately 8:25 am, and are scheduled to arrive at the schools at $40. A regular Glacier bus trip is scheduled to leave the school at 1l:- 30 and will carry Kindergarten children home to this area. A spe- cial school bus trip will leave the school at 345 each school day to provide transportation home.
 The tickets mentioned above will be good only on school days and at these three particular times of the day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-11
JIM FLETCHER HERE TO
 CONFER WITH AsHBAuGH

Jim Fletcher. 1segional Manager Of Alaska Broadcasting Company for Southeast Alaska, arrived in Juneau by Ellis Airlines today from Ketchikan. He will spend the next few days with John Ashbaugh, manager of Alaska Broadcasting Ccmpany's station in Juneau, KINY. The purpose of the visit is to outline future plans of Alaska Broadcasting Company for addi- ticnal CBS programs to the Terri tory, and to coordinate the KINY programming with that of other tations of the ABC network.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-11
FOUR FISHERS DOCK,
 27,000 lBS. SALMON

Four fishers docked today al Juneau Cold Storage with more than 2700O pounds of salmon.
 The Isis, skippered by J. C.. Mar tinson, unloaded 10000 pounds. The Alrita, skippered by Albert Wallace docked with 14,000 pounds
 George Lunde's Attu unloaded g. eco pounds and the Julia D. headed by I. Puustinen brought in 1,50( pounds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-11
WANT ADS
FOR SALE

$8500-3-bedrcom unfurnished resi- dence; dining room, hardwood floors, basement, automatic oil heat, garage. good residential To- cation.
 LARGE Warehouse space. 160 ACRES land, 21a miles fir, m Juneau; suitable sub-dividing with 2-bedroom cottage. DUPLEX, 3 and 4-unit apartments, all desirable investments, with a net return of 8% to 10% on investment. NEW, 2 bedroom furnished resi-. dence at Auke Bay. RESIDENTIAL property, to c bedrooms. INCOME property. apt houses and commercial building lots.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-11

WINTER and POND, co. lne. Complete Photographic Suppliee Developing Printing Enlarginl Artists Paints and Materials
 Blue Printing . Photostats
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-11

7-HP three phase elect. motor; 16- HIP Gray Sea Scout, overhauled;
 24-HP outboard motors; new and used 12-volt battery chargers;
 one two-wheel trailer, 500 it. blow steel cable; drill press and milling machine. Remember to see T LOVE TROUBLE" at the Capitol Theatre Sept. Is and 16. Juneau Welding and Machine Shop. 987 u
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-11

WANTED immediately. clerk stenographer, 38-hour week, and clsrk-s.enographer. l9 hour week, half days, good salary. an nual and sick leave. Call at 306 Territorial Bldg, Phone 726. 75 5x