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Evening star., 1948-11-14
Congregational
Church Bazaar

The Women's Society Of the First
Congregational Church will hold its
annual turkey dinner and bazaar on
Thursday at the church, Tenth and
g streets NV. The bazaar will
open at 10 am. and run until 9 pm.
Dinner will be served from $50
until pm. y
Mrs. Harvey w. Goddard, society
president, has appointed the follow
ing committee chairmen: Mrs. Ros-
coe e. Mague, general chairman;
Mrs. Osborne w. Briden, candy;
Mrs. Hannah E. Overstreet, aprons;
Mrs. ]. II. Call, jr., infants and
young children's articles: Mrs. Rob-
ert j. Lorenz and Mrs. May Lou
Terrill,. girls clothes and books, and
Mrs. David T. Copenhafer, white
elephants and jewelry. -,
Other chairmen include Mrs. VIII
liam p. Benson. fancy work; Mrs.
Jacob A. Duerksen, home cooked
food; Mrs. Eva Leninger and Mrs.
Martin D. schram, African violets;
Mrs. Carl F. lizard, parcel post
packages and chinaware; Mrs. Fred
A. Hagger. plastics and gifts; Miss
Glee jackson, Christmas cards and
used books; Miss Eunice Smith, mis-
celaneous articles, and Miss Caroline
Bennett. turkey dinner.
Articles for sale will include re-
cordings of music by the three
choirs of the church.
Evening star., 1948-11-14
Visitors Here

Mrs. Sadie Hofheimer OF Norfolk
has come for a visit with her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. M. Barnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard castillo and
Leonard, jr., are expected the mid
die of the week from their home in
Bridgeport, Conn, to spend Thanks
Evening star., 1948-11-14
10th Century Club
To Hold Reception
For Ne1V Members

The Twentieth Century Club will
hold its annual reception for officers
and new members from I to 6 pm.
Friday at the Washington Club.
Mrs. William E. Leahy is chairman
of the reception and will be assisted
In arrangements by members of the
board and the Club Relations Com
mittee, of which she also is chair
man.
The president, Mrs. Robert S
Townsend, and the other club Of
ficers will comprise the receiving
line, with Mrs. Ryland c. Bryant
making the introductions. Mrs.
Charles F.. Creighton will be in
charge of hostesses and flower ar
rangements will be made by Mrs,
Herbert Martyr, Mrs. Raymond
Powell and Miss Isabel Furbank.
In addition to Mrs. Townsend, the
officers include Mrs. Raleigh Gill
christ and Mrs. John D. Ladd, vice
presidents; Mrs. Joseph B. Paul, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Dion S.,
Birney, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Benjamin Brooks, treasurer,
and Mrs. Werner @. Boggs, assistant
treasurer.
Members of the civics-education
section Of the club will view two
Treasury Department films at II
am. tomorrow in the second-floor
theater of the Treasury Building.
The Aims to be shown are Power
Behind the Nation" and America
the Beautiful" Mrs. Fred De Sales
Wilson. chairman of the section. is
In charge of arrangements.
The literature section will meet at
II am. Thursday at the YWCA to
hear book reviews by Mrs. Edwin G..
Nourse and Mrs. Harold c. Moulton.
Mrs. Howard Nichols, section chair
man, will preside.
Evening star., 1948-11-14

living and the week end with Mrs
casillo's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. How.
ard sismund, In their apartment In
Park Towers. +
Mrs. Samuel Revness Of Westport
Conn, Is visiting her mother. Mrs
Morris ausdorf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Saks have
as their guest for several weeks, Mrs
Edward jacobson Of Kansas City
Mr.. Jacobson will join her here for e
visit and accompany her home.
Evening star., 1948-07-25

Winner of the S.
prize this week is Best
friend, )" entered in
Class . (AninoI life)
by Frederick Sherwood,
ZIG North Wakefield
street. Arlington.
Evening star., 1948-07-25

Each week during The stors Amateur Snapshot Contest
one picture selected for S. Prize conestonts whose
photos will be considered for the final SIS owod be mode
in eoch Of the four subject cosscotons These winners then
will be entered in competition with winners Of other
snapshot contests in this country and Conodo for prizes otone
$1,000 All pictures entered must have been mode this yeo
ord will be returned Contestants should obton copies of
the complete rules which ovoobie the business
in the lobby Of The Stor Building.
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DOUGLAS ANB, ANS
ELECT OFFICERS:
ALSO DELEGATES

Douglas A. N. z. members have
elected to office the following: jim
ME Fox, president; Thomas Bow
man, vice president; S. A. Stevens,
secretary; Joseph Stevens, treasur-
err; Leonard Bowman, sergeant at
arms.
A. N. S. members elected to Of
flee are. Sarah Bowman, president:
Bertha Stevens, vice president;
Julia steve MS, secretary; Mary
Sel1oppert, treasurer; Lenora Bow
man, rgeant-at-arms.
Delegates elected to attend the
ANB.-A.N.S. convention to be held
at Sitka, November Is to 20, are
the following members:
ANB., Jimmie Fox, S. A. Stevens,
Charlie B. Morris, and T h m S
Bowman, Alternate
ANS, Sarah Bowman, Bertha
Stevens, and Florence Morris.
The Wanderer, skippered by S. A.
Stevens, will leave Douglas at 9 pm.
Friday, November 10, with the dele
gates for Sitka to attend the annual
convention of the Alaska Native
Brotherhood and Sisterhood
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CABARET DANCE TO
BE HELD BY EMBLEM
CLUB ON SATURDAY

The Juneau Emblem Club No 80
is holding their annual Cabaret
Dance on Saturday evening, No.
vember 6, in the Elks Ballroom.
Dancing will begin at 10 o'clock.
Invitations have been sent to all
Elks and their ladies to attend. The
Committee wishes to announce that
the dance will be informal
Highlight of the evening will be
the awarding of 500 cash prize
to the Elk or any member of his
family who submits the winning
name for the newly decorated and
remodeled lounge room. The con-
test closes on Friday evening, ano
all Elks are reminded to enter then
name before that time.
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w ANT Abs
FOR SALE

Two bedroom house near 18th
st. completely furnished, immed-
late occupancy. Terms. Basement,
furnace, electric kitchen.
81 900 down will take 3-bedroom
completely furnished home, cleo
trio water heater, large new re-
frig., etc.
capt, good rental, partly furn-
ished South Frankling wash room,
2 toilets, oil ranges, etc. $4,000.
Terms.
4-BDR. Home on Sixth Street
complete furnished new carpets,
new Grapes, large refrigerator.
HALE property, 10l2 mi. Terms
Furnished, patented; Schneider
patented .3-bdr., Auke Lake; 2
houses partly furnished, light
plant, patented, Lemon Creek
immediate occupancy.
LOTS-South Franklin, good in
come; $50 it. frontage near
Fromholst prop. on highway; lots
Douglas; also West Juneau and
Willoughby.
SEAVIEW, -erms, income approx
$500 per NO, 3-apts, income
$265 per mo-, terms; power barge,
trolling boat; THE FORREST
Ell; Coles pile-driving equ.T
other bus. opp.
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SURRENDER
IS DEMAND
BY C0MMIES
Mani Beaten Armies in
Man(huria TO Quit
New Drive
lBr NC Associated Press

tEV i ne ASaOCidNCO IACoof
Chinese Communists demanded
1day the surrender of Chang Kali
hek's beaten armies in Manchuria
nd boosted they would conquer
II Of China.
Communist forces are stirring
Elsewhere. too, such as in France,
taly. Eastern Germany, Finland,
Greece. Indcnesia, Burma and mas
i've India.
Mao Tze-tung, chairman of the
Chinese Communist party, which
ong has been subservient to the
will of the Kremlin, wrote in the
Communist Information Bureau
Cominform) that the Commun
SITS already control a fourth OF
China and a third of her people.
lie set the figures at 100000 square
niles and 10000 people.
Fighting was reported ended
round Mukden. the old Manchur-
an capital and richest prize the
communists yet had won in the
wo or more decades of civil war.
The loss of Mukden and the dis
.ster to Nationalist armies Jared
China. Initiation and economic IN
stability increased. Shanghai pri-
,es rose 300 to 400 per cent.
The Manchurian victory loosed
ne Communist armies for mas
i've drive in North China, from
which Americans have been advis-
I'd to leave. Reports trickled into
eiping of large scale surrender
[ Chinese soldiers
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Common Council was called Monday
evening, October 10. Mrs. A. E
Tunley and Mrs. Hans Soldin were
present in behalf Of the Skagway
Woman's Club to secure permission
to erect a volley ball court on one
of the oity's lots. After some dis
cussion this was tabled until later
date
1t was reported that the side
walks in front of the Dewar Hard
ware store and the " Sparks resi-
dence would be completed within a
few days. The sidewalks in front
Of the E. H. Richter residence and
the crossing by the bank building
we're reported in bad shape and Mr..
Van Zanten was instructed to in
vestieate them. Councilman Heidel-
berger reported that a large vote
was cast in Skagway - the election
held October y
After discussion &c TO the advisa-
bility of keeping separate sets o
books on the Home Power COMPANY
or setting up the same as two bust
nesses-one for sales and service
and the other for power operation
it was voted that the business be
combined The mayor stated that
the keeping Of time slips by the
power company was a different is
sue and would not be taken up at
this time. The Clerk was instructed
to write the Skagway Puolic Service
Company of this decision.
Tire Mayor stated that he had
received an invitation to attend the
Southeast Alaska Mayors Conven-
ton, to be held at Sitka, November
ID, 10 and 90 He stated that the
meeting was ieing held this year
before the Legislature convened Tor
the purpose of drafting basic ordi-
nances that could be used tor all
cities in the Territory and to pre-
sent the same to the Legislature
for consideration. The Mayors
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GOOD HUNTING AT
EARRACUT BAY IS
FOUND BY MONTEREY

Good hunting and good time
were reported by hunters who re-
turned Sunday from trip to Far
ragut Bay aboard the Monterey. In
the party were Keith G. Wildes, Bud
Phelps, Norman Banfield, DR.. D. D.
Marquardt, M E. Monagle, Harold
Bates and Ray Rand of Los Angeles,
formerly OF Juneau, who came north
to Join the group of hunters.
Their quota of ducks and geese
were shot; crabs and shrimp were
found to vary their diet, the sports
men reported.
Mr.. Rand, formerly partner OF
Harold Bates in the Goth Century
Market, flew north to join the party
and was a Pan American passenger
Southbound Monday.
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OD0m GIVES
TESTIMONY,
CkA HEARING

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Nov. q
R-An Alaska merchant told Civil
Aeronautics Beard hearing that if
The air freight On fresh produce
from Seattle was lowered to los
cents a pound, his business woul !
sc doubled.
Under present rates, said Milt
Cdom, head of the A ichorage Cold
Storage Company, his firm imports
IS tens month by air compared
with 700 tens by water.
The remainder of the days hear
ing was devoted to q report on the
operations figures of non-scheduled
airlines.
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FOR SALE

8 BEDROOM RESIDENCE: Moo
ern, furnished, excellent central
location, with very large yard.
Full concrete basement.
NEARING completion, two new
houses in Highland District.
3 BEDROOM Residence.
2-s-4 UNIT Apartment houses.
CHOICE building lots.
COMMERCIAL property waref. ouss
space.
RESIDENTIAL property, Glacier
Highway and Auke Bay.
LlSTINGS needed on upper bracke,
residential property. Lettings ac.
cepted on appraisal
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Newsy Notes
From Skagway

SKAGWAY. Alaska. Oct. %
Special respondence) William
Heitinger left October II. by Alaska
Coastal. to go to Tenakee where he
plans to vacation for several weeks.
Shirley Edwards went to Juneau
BY alaska Coastal to visit her
grandmother She got glasses while
she was ,here.
Ike Taylor spent Monday and
Tuesday in skagway on an inspee-
ton tour of the Skagway- Dyea road.
Mrs. M. Moe returned from Ju-
neau on the Alaska Coastal october
II.
Mrs. Robert smithson and small
daughter Christine arrived on the
Alaska Coastal to join DR.. Smith
son. They are making their home
in the Turpin apartments.
Mrs. Edith Costner returned home
to Skagway on the Alasks Coastal
Mrs. Costner spent a week in Jul
neau for medical attention.
Mrs. Delbert Baker OF Petersburg,
who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Chris Larson. left by Alaska
Coastal to return to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burnham
have moved into the Van Zanten
Apartment.
A regular meeting of the Skagway
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WILLIAM WlNN- Phone 13z
VERY SPECIAL OFFERS

- LC112A OE Il EhS.-
1941 CHRYSLER ROYAL. Fluid
drive, good tires, body good. ra-
dio, heater, upholstery good $3.50
NEW 2-BEDROOM HOUSE: also
1-hedroom house, acres patent
ed land, large warehouse. garden,
Terms: $500 down, $75 month.
$500 in six months. Opportunity
for small family to put $500
down and live rent free wh;la
paying for house with rental
OF 2-bedroom house. l mile
past airport.
SWAN LEE, bnilt in 1916, towed ia
Juneau, used S times only. Cab
IN Cruiser, q #. long, S1a #.
beam, it. draft. Sleeps four
All plexiglass windows, Neptune
oil burner stove. Gray Sc 4-cyl-
inder engine.
3lAS49 - 24x7x3, ChrysIer CONVEX
sion, documanted, fully equipped
$3.50.
WE HAVE 10 USED CARS pric.
ed from SITS to $145O.
HOUSES, new, unfinished, and old
PIANOS as low as $3.50.
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new ENLlSTMENTS
IN ARMED SERVICES

Sgt. E. S. Craig, Juneau enlist
ment officer, announces the names
of three new members of the U. S.
Army. william j. Coffman of Ju-
mean will go to the new recruit
ira ming center at Fort Greeley
which opened last week, then be as
signed to an active Air Force squad
ron at Elmendorf Field.
Ray j. McNfillen, also Of Juneau
an infantry veteran, has a U.S.A.F.
assignment at the same field.
Robert D. Miller of Wrangell, has
a Signal Corps assignment in the
Juneau A. G. S. office. All enlist
ments are for three years.
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SMALL CRAFT LOAD
SUPPLIES AT HARB0R

Tire SIS, seine boat skippered by
Sheldon Jackson, is at the small
hoat harbor taking on supplies be-
fore returning to Sitka.
The Illinois from Rake tied up
at the small boat harbor over the
weekend to take on supplies.
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Shops, 757; Standard Oil, 1883; S
and l., 731.
High series: Shop, 2133; S. and T
2e72; office, 2O33
High individual game: Fred Nord
Ell; Frank Gentle, 2l5; Roy Eagle
210.
High series individuals: Bob Biz
ren, $40; Bill Burf-eld, $40; Bill
Beitinger, 534.
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kin pie and coffee were served by
Mrs. Ora Lee Logan, Mrs. Hans Sol
din, and Mrs. A. E. Tunley.
The Skagway Woman's Club held
an open meeting Wednesday eve
ring. Since one of the members
had not known what an American
Halloween was like the ladies de-
cided to have an oldfashloned Hal
lcwe'en party. The clubroom was
decorated with Jack-o-lanterns,
lack cats and witches; sheaf OF
each grass stood in the front OF
The room, and clusters of mountain
ash Ferries decorated the table. on
a inc across the front Of the room
were hung apples and donuts, ana
in the course of the evening the
guests attempted to eat these with
their hands clasped behind ther
acks. f. L. Calkins was the most
uccessful in this game. A contest
OF answering questions with words
found in Halloween was won by E.
A. Rasmussen. All present, by con-
tril uting one line each, wrote a
ghost story which was read with
much laughter Refreshments OF
pumpkin pie, cheese, tea and coffee
were served by Mrs. E. d. Calkins
Mrs. Elwin Dell, and Mrs. E. A. Ras-
muson.
The president Of the club, Mrs.
Incrid Nord, announced that at
the next meeting of the club Oh
Noremher 10 the recording of Ell
Trovatore would be played and that
the public was welcome to attend
and listen to it.
The Westminster Fellowship met
Sunday evening at the home OF
Wallace and Louis Logan. After the
meeting refreshments were served.
A Halloween party is planned FOR
the next meeting, Monday, Novem-
Der /.
This Is the end of the first hall
Of the bowling tournament. All
mems teams have played 81 games.
The scores are
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Convention will be held in Skag-
way next year
Mrs. Jack Lee returned home OF
Tuesday afternoon from Wniie-
horse where she had been visiting
relatives for a week
A regular meeting OF the skag-
way Aerie No. Is, FOE, was held
Tuesday evening. Eight candidate,
were initiated They were Lynn
Alderman, Benny Lingle, G. 3
,Lingle ST., G. 3. Lingle, Jr., Dav .
! Cox, Charles Kuenster, Max Chris
Itianscn, and Ray Good.
The contract for the erection G.
the A. C. S. Repeater Station ans
family quarters was given to Keil
land Peterman Company of Juneau
Tray Peterman arrived in Skagway
| October %, on the barge wit
equipment and lumber, and work
was started the same day on the
lots on Second Street between Main
and Alaska.
Mrs. Joseph Martini and small
daughter janice left by train for
Whitehorse, Y. T., October 81. From
there they flew to st. Louis, Ms
souri, where they will visit rela-
tives for several weeks.
Mrs Dixie Turpin gave party
Thursday evening to compliment
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Sm.thson.
Cards were played and delicious re-
freshments we're served. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Villes-
lvik, Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Bates,
MI. and Mrs. I Giyan, and DR..
land Mrs. p. I. Dahl
! Mrs. Bea Farlow returned home
last week after spending the sum
, inner on her claim near P0rcupine.
Mrs. Farlow reports a wonderful
SUMMERTIME extreme dryness max
ing prospecting most enjoyable. OF
course, her dog Friday returned
home with her. SIe has resumed he
work at the telecncne office.
Little Larry Dodge was a patient
at the White Pass Hospital from
Wednesday until Saturday.
| Ray Carder and Johnny Burn
ham, WIZ have been employed at
the Tank Farm, left last Friday
on the barge to so to Ia mes. They
plan to drive over the Ha!nes cut
eff in Rays jeep to the highway,
and from there drive to Johnny's
home in Plains, Montana. Johnny
will visit there for two months be-
fore returning to Skagway. Ray
plans to go on to the southern
states and stay there indefinitely.
! Dean Phillips arrived on Fridays
train. He has started to work on
Section 1 and plans to stay in Skag-
way this winter. He comes from
Seward.
Roy Dennis returned home on the
| nIoet-o C,~1ef,1 co+11vCIov Pow has
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Roy Dennis returned home on the
Alaska Coastal Saturday. Roy has
been attending the Sheldon Jackson
junior college, but was unable to
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2-Bedroom house or apt. Needed
at once. James DeMers, Baranof
hotel. 004 tt
004 3.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That on October 10Th, 1913, lin the
Commissioners Court for Juneau
Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska, Edna
Sterling was appointed executrix OF
the estate of Hawley Sterling, de-
ceased. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to
present them, with verified vouch-
ers as required by law, to said ex-
ecutrix at the office of her attorney
Howard d. Stabler, in the Shattuck
Building, Juneau, Alaska, within six
months from the date of the first
publication Of this notice.
EDNA STERLING, Executrix
First publication, Oct. 10, l94S.
Last publication, Nov. 9, 1916.
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FOR SAlE

TROLLER, 3o'x6x4 mas new ZEN
CINE. $500 Fir. after p. m.
Douglas 474. 80 st
BOAT Eunice, 48-ft purse SEM
er and halibuting boat. Installed
a new 165 mp General Motor
diesel last spring. For informa-
ton see or write Ronald Bean.
Will be at Gastineau Hotel for
a few days. Home address Kake,
Alaska. 80 12t
2 BEDROOM Rouse completely
furnished, washing machine,
Frigidaire, electric range, oil
heat. Near school. Write Doug
las, COX 1195. 50 st
EALLICRAF'TER, Model No. S-40
A. Priced at $500 for quick
sale. Phone 603. 80 II
CALL 500 for good Davenport
buy. Shirley Ross. 81 81
FORD, Model A 1929 Coach. Red
155 after p. IN. 81 1t
BOAT 1lllacum, length 49x12' SIX
SCI. has 65-watt Northern phone.
electric winch, Chrysler Royal
powered. One scow 50'X16' with
house and equip, one log float
54x24 with house and equip, one
load float o6'x7'. viii sell all to-
gether or separate. Clarence Moy,
Sitka, Alaska. 20 me
GROOM house at Hoonah, Alaska.
100000 Clarence Moy, Sitka,
Alaska. - mo.
le41 Plymouth pickup, So00.JJ, 1910
Buick Sedan, 100000; 1888 Nash
Sedan s$20O00O; 1884 Ford coupe
s225; Knight Sedan $3.50.
See them at jays Super Ser
vice. % tt
As CAL Automatic, holster, belt,
five clips, ammunition. Excellent
condition. $4,000. Phone Red
825. n ct
FOR SALE: $4,000 194G Ford
Coupe, radio, heater, five tires,
write rims, good tight body, mo-
tor perfect. Phone 1894. O23 tt
ICE CLEAN ROOMS weekly
monthly. Colonial Hotel Phi. 18
ONE 1900 Watt Universal Light
Plant. Complete with heavy duty
batteries. Call Ludwig Nelson's
Jewelry Store. SIt u
l NEW Lycomlng 220 HIP motor
complete with starter. generator,
double mags, pusher prop and
l set 1856 floats. $620.0o. Phone
SOL. 1856 II
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| NEW Lycomlng 220 HIP motor
complete with starter. generator,
double mags, pusher prop and
set 1856 floats. $620.0o. Phone
581 986 tt
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CARPENTERS, wanted. "A hou,
week. Phone "a. 996 tt
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ELECTION RETURNS TONIGHT
Election returns from the States
viii be announced at The Country
Club all night long, as they are
received. 81 ~
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PLEASANT Room or apartment by
young employed woman; perman-
ent resident; would sublet until
permanent house is found. Phone
374. COOS tt
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MURPHY & MURPHY
REALTORS : ACCOUNTANTS

Phone c7S over First National Bank
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST: Elk's label pin set with dia-
mond. Reward. Return to Cas-
ler's Store. 81 tt
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GUARANTEED Realistic Peruaar.
ent, $3.50. aper curls, 81 up
Loia's Beauty Sho, Phone POI
315 Decker Wav r,
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The Alaska Department OF Health
announces the invitation OF sealed
bids for furnishing labor and mater
ials to renovate and repair the BSP
GAMMA" and construct living quart
ers and clinic areas as required. Bid
forms and specifications may be OBJ
tanned by calling at Room 203, Ter
ritorial Building, Juneau, Alaska.
Sealed bids will be received until
200 pm, November 2, l948.
The Alaska Department of Health
announces the invitation of bids for
furnishing a 100 foot barge and fol-
furnishing labor and materials to
construct living and clinic quarters
as required. Bid forms and specitl-
cations may be obtained by calling
at Room 2o3, Territorial Building
Juneau, Alaska.
Sealed bids will be received until
200 pm, November 2, 1948.
The Alaska Department of Health
announces the invitation to bid fol
furnishing labor and material tc
alter, repair and adapt a railroad
hospital car for clinic purposes al
required. BID forms and speciflca-
lions may be obtained by calling at
Room 2o3, Territorial Building, Jul
neau, Alaska.
Sealed bids will be received until
| 2 100 pm, November 2, 1913.
First publication Oct. 10, 1913.
Last publiction, Nov. 2, l948.
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HOPES New ana Used Noise. We
buy, sell and exchange. 2l4 2nd
st. Phone 9O8. 999 tt
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WANTED

EXPERIENCED Senior Clerk. Sal
airy 1888 per month. Inquire
Room 203 Health Department,
Territorial Building Is tt