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with the handsome modenistic fur niture which he designs and builds, but has also sold considerable amount. A furniture factory is now being set up at CnilKoot Ear racks.
 Mrs. John Clements and Mrs. E. P. Chester. Jr, were named to make arrangements for a club con- cession at the Golden North Fro- lies festivities in the A.B. Hall Mrs. Burrass Smith will be glad to accept donations of cigarettes for patients at the Juneau hos pitals, it was announced.
 The club will hold a food sale Saturday morning at il o'clock at the Sears and Roeouck office.
 The next club meeting will be a luncheon February 1 in the Ter race Room of the Baranof Hotel with Mrs. Neil Friedman chair man for the event. Dr. George Dale will show a series of stills
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Stock for
 Delegate !

R. II. Stock, prominent construc- ticn man of Alaska, is candidate for Delegate to Congress on the Re- publican ticket To set you right and why you should vote for him. here are brief facts
 Born at Warren, Michigan, Jan T, 1889 - parents were John and Julia Stock.
 June 1913, graduated in civil en- eineering from the University of Michigan.
 Sept. 6, 1916, married Nellie Ruth Sagnusen of Kalispell, Montana. Three children were born to them Mrs. Dorothy J. Grove, Mrs. Louise Fairbairn and David Stock, who is an engineering student at Stanford University
 1917-l922. First Lieutenant and Captain Corps of Engineers, U. s. Army Served in France in World War i.
 1929. Came to Alaska to engage in construction work. Have been active ever since under the names of Wright & Stock, Inc, H. R. Stock Construction Co and Stock & Grove. Inc.
 1880. Voted in the Territorial elec- tions for the first time Cat Ket- chikan). Also transferred to the Ketchikan Post Of the American Legion.
 1886. Jcineo B. P. 0. E. No. APO at Juneau, Alaska.
 1939- 1940. National executive Committeeman of the American Le- zion. Department of Alaska. Re- signed to file for Delegate. Have never run fer political office before as political activity is forbidden for officers of the American Legion. tPaid adv.-Stock for Delegate Club
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JACQUELIN H0RNER MAY BE WARD OF JUVENILE COURT

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.-lR- A petition to make Jacqueline (Jackie) Homer, l5-year-old run away Hollywood piano prodigy and actress, ward of the Juvenile Court was filed in Superior Court here to- day
 Arthur Upton, Senior probation of ficer who took custody of the girl after she was discovered yesterday in a hotel room here, filed the peti- ton.
 The petition will be heard next Thursday by Mrs. Fred Block, re- fierce in the Juvenile Court
 The girl. who disappeared from her Los Angeles home, was found here after an eight-day search.
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Channel Area were admitted to tuberculosis sanatoria during the year.
 Dr. Carter reported that 3f9 X-days were taken under the Health Department plan for chest examinations of persons suspected of having tuberculosis. He said that the school children were also x-rayed with miniature film in May, with larger x-days taken for children whose chests were not normal.
 Four Juneau children were sent to Sitka and two Outside for or thopedic treatment during the year.
 Dr. Carter also declared that there is no truth to a current ru- nor regarding a polio case being reported in Juneau He said that such report is erroneous and that no polio cases have been discov- cred recently.
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CHAMBER TAXES
 VOTE ON SENATE MEASURE fS34
Approves Carrying of Pas. sengers on Vessels Of
 Canadian Lines

The Chamber of Commerce met today noon in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel for their weekly meet ling and to vote on the amendment of the Senate Bill 1884.
 The Senate Bill is the measure which prohiEits Canadian boats from carrying passengers and freight be- tween two ports in the states and from states to Alaskan ports and between two ports in Alaska. After the ballots were counted it was 30 for the change of the Pas senger Coastwise Act of 1886 to be amended and a 24 to 24 on the Merchant Marine Act of 1920. This vote will now include CPR in as far as passengers and their cars are concerned, to be carried between the states and the Alaskan ports.
 R. E. Robertson gave an account of attending the Western Trades Council in Seattle. He said that the Council passed a resolution against the Lemke Bill without so much as comment on it. There was also an endorsement to give aid to the Alcan Highway and the Haines Cutoff. The Western Trades Council will hold their annual convention in South crn California and it has been re- quested that Juneau send repre- sentative. The convention will be held in March.
 Jack Talbot, head of the Alaska Transportation Company from Ket- chikan was a guest and two new members were added today, Dr. C.. L. Policy and Clay Scudder.
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The Girl:
BY VIVIAN BROWN

When designers gave the Modern Miss the new look they didn't ex- pact that shed go back 1000 years for beauty tricks to complete her ensemble. But it looks as if Miss le48 will be a voluptuous lass, who isn't averse to stealing bit of old world charm and a leaf or two from GIandmas photo album-such is the opinion of some of Americas out standing beauty authorities Here's what they say:
 SHE'LL BE NATURAL, says John Robert Powers. Conservatism will be the keynote She'll garner Grandma's charm hut find her own pattern of beauty by studying her self, dropping some of the excess baggage designers have whipped up for her"
 WITH. A MONA LISA SMILE, says makeup artist Eddie Senz who adds: There won't be many mouths made up in watermelon shapes. Shell create her mouth from nat ural lipline with a bit of added full ness.
 AND A FULL-BLOOM BOS- OM. says beauty consultant Ann Delafield, who predicts the bust measurement will be two inches greater. I have shelvsd all bust re- ducing exercises in favor of bust development and a ballerina waist. With the New Look, how can the average girls bustline be too large?"
 THE MADONNA TYPE OF BEAUTY. says model agent Clyde Matthews, is what my models will strive for in order to please adver- tisers. Many of them prefer the simple Madonna hairdo parted in the center, drawn back and fastened at the nape of the neck
 .. ITS ALL IN SUBTLE SLEEK NESS, says hairdresser Victor Vito who forsees straight hair, fewer per manents and hair-sets, in favor ot line that is achieved by excellent hair shaping. No more frizzy curls.
 SHE'LL USE FEMININE WILES to get her man this Leap Year says model agent Harry Con- over, but she'll also be a career girl in marriage or business. She'll wear 9. simple shoulder length hairdo men like in a variety of lady-like
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BUILD up FORCES IN AIR, E PLEA
 MADE BY SENATOR

DENVER, Jan 22--R- Senator Johnson (D-Colo) urged last night that the United States bring it's airforces up to standard in ad- vance of anything else in the world
 He said he believed this could be accomplished through a bill he recently introduced to spend two billion dollars each this year and next.
 Not only will it give us more airplanes, but it will give the avia- tion business a chance to survive, D Johnson said.
 The next war is going to be fought in the air. Likely it will be fought over the North Pole" He said compulsory military training wouldn't add one iota of strength to this country-it is a weakness"
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UncIe Sam Selling panis for Rags; WanI 10 Buy!

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 21t-tR- Anytody want to buy 10000 pairs Of Uncle Sams pants?
 The War Assets Administration has 'em, cotton and wool. They have identifying marking thatll never cons off-"PW" for prisoner of War. on the seats. Seems the wartime chemists doped out paint for clc tn that couldn't be removed, even Dy ths peacetime chemists
 So WAA is putting the pants up fer sale on Jan. 29, and advertising that they make very fine wiping rags.
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jWC 10 READ PALMS
 AT FR0LlC; OTHER EVENTS SCHEDULED

Palm reading will be featured by the Juneau Woman's Club members, it was decided at short business meeting yesterday after noon, as a concession at the Gold en North Frolic celebration next week. The club met at the home oi Mrs. Don Foster
 Mrs. Simon Hellenthal spoke of designs in furniture and furnish ings, showing photographs of fur niture built by T. Gregg at Chil- koot Barracks and samples of wall paper She said that Gregg has not only furnished his own home
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 styles-and she'll cover the hack of her neck, line the boys definit- ely dislike
 SEDUCTIVE ANKLES will be must" with the new look, says model agent Walter Thornton who adds: Tn spite of longer skirts, a pin-up girl will still be a pin-up girl. Her ankles will do the trick.
 vito. senz and Conover agree that false hair pieces will be worn with bare-sh6uldered evening gowns, especially by girls who have cut their hair too short for queenly beauty"
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f9 TD GASES ARE GWEN TREATMENT
 IN YEAR OF 1947

Activities at the Juneau Public Health Center during 1947 were shown today in the annual report of Dr, c. c. Garter, City Health Officer According to his report, 19 persons from the Gastineau
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SPECIALITY BREADS

Friday and Saturday at your Grocery: Rye, French. Potato Bread, Cracked Wheat, Germako; Danish Pastry made with butter; by Purity Bakery. 791 It
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called United Nations at the lun- cheon.
 Assisting Mrs. Foster yesterday at the informal tea were Mrs. George Playdon, Mrs. Burrass Smith, Mrs. Edward Lincoln, Mrs. William Jones and Mrs. Fritch- man.
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ANCHORAGE VISITORS

J. w Francis, L. P. Rogers ane R. V. Pastro of Anchorage art registered at the Baranof Hotel.
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Oxygen when mixed with acct ylene makes possible flame tenn peratures above 4,000 degrees.
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Hadrian's Wall was built across Great Britain from Solway Firth to Wallsend in l22 A. D.
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IMPORTANT MEETING

Fer all boat owners and those interested in Marine Inspection Li- canses. Senate Chambers, Jan. 28 ali 2 n m 790 St
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TIDE TABLE
 JANUARY 23 Lew tide, 5:08 am, 5.3 it. High tide, 11:11 am, 16.8 it. Low tide, 1907 pm, -1.0 it.
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Library Group to Discuss
Science Subjects on Air

Science Technology Libraries on
the Air. will be discussed at the
meeting OF the Science Technology
group of the Washington chapter
of the Special Libraries Association
to be broadcast over radio station
WQQW from 1880 to 2 pm. Sat-
urday.
Among those present will be Miss
Louise Bercaw, assistant librarian
of the Department Of Agriculture;
Ernest Chaplin, librarian of the Pat
ent Office; Willard Holloway Of the
Department of Commerce; Miss
Carol Wanner of the National Eco
nomic Resources Board, and Miss
Esther Koch of the Department OF
Agriculture library.
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desires rough or fnisheS wholesale ho &C
e Gas 1 %a4Rk Rhcns ME 90 sa g. 40 SAL
automatic, no cash needed; small monthly
soN raNssuRY co iNe Ii 3ess
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'Y K anz G 1853 hys R
TS WILL 3 NOR 81 s g. responsible for any debts
SthsE san hsis eGatFRfizS y ao n'ss
a azs a af hHGs' SorLERs and
heating plants no cash neeasd
THOMPSON 4 sTANsBURY CO., Ii. 1929:
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ACCOUNTANT, expert, uOOkS StNTle0,
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INCOME TAX RETURNS-File now for
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Complete bookkeeping service. monthly
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of Customs on August 20, 1947 author
ized the change of name Of The Gas
Yacht For Rest H." official Number
239S77 to that of "Noelena." ROBERT
B. APPLEBEE, Deputy Collector. 3
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SALESMAN.

sALEsMAN-Natural sponges on commits
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CORE, 120 We'll st.. New York, N. Y. g.
car Tor promotion work this area. No
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Statesmen Tor outside appliance selling
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SHIRT SALESMAN. experienced, with es-
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ExPERIENCED statesmen. now employed
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men who are not satisfied with their fu-
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SPECIAL NOTICES Cont

DIAMONDS. JEWELRY WANTED--Hizhsst
cash prices. Free appraisal. ARTHUR
! VIII NOT 81 Be 4 ssiEssPoNsisLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. VINCENT HELLWEG. 1901 Conn.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders Of the Norfolk a. WASHINGTON Obs
trict of Columbia) Steamboat COMPANY.
for the election of directors for the ensu-
ing year. and for the transaction OF such
other business rs may properly come be
fore the meeting. VII be he'd at the once
washington, D. c.. on Monday. March 8,
1913, at IL O'Clock noon. Polls win re-
main open until 1890 pm. Transfer
until March 8, 1913. .oDELL 8. SMITH.
secretary. -
TIPPING of any kind; home; done ac-
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Criminal Justice Agency
Cuts Stuff to Fit Budget

The board Of directors Of the
Washington Criminal Justice Asso-
citation, a Community Chest agency,
has decided to cut the associations
staff as a measure toward operating
within its 1913 budget, it has an
nounced.
The association is an unofficial
finding, research organization
with a prime purpose of promoting
an efficient administration Of GRIM
NAL Justice in the District.
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AUCTION SALES.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER q SON, auctioneers
carpet, Radiola combination, Erisidsirs,
r man a, snag g.amsS trustee Ins
storage Co.; War !;s.sit orsan liza
morrow, commencing $3.50 m, continuing
until mid Afternoon. High.grade blond
mahogany dinette group, walnut ana ma
cssional and side chairs; maple frame and
all-over upholstered living room groups,
trunks, table and floor lamps, HOLLYWOOD
BILE and twin beds. box and coil SPRINGS,
new and used innes-sprinE mattresses
china cases, mirrors, tier cabinets: lamp,
s ba sroup. utility and Kitchen esb;;
inets, odd sfsS etc Also ne. s 3nuni ans
SMdM FSN q v.a e
able a-stSry brick dwelling, known 'vI,. ~ =;
. certain deed Of trust dated oe ssss p,
corded October %, 1916, among the land
records Of the District of Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secured a thsr ,h,c
auction in front of the premises, on Tues
194s. at 4 pm, the following described
Of Columbia. and DESIGNATED as and being
Lot "a in GEORGE 8. Cooper's subdivision
Of lots in Square 1929, as per plat re-
the District of Columbia, in Liber 10, at
folio 40 Terms: Sold subject to a prior
building association first deed Of trust for
d dsed Of trust Tor f' sDproximateis s$.4oo
s annoanced AZ sim. sale M
chase prize aSoys Said S trusts to
chaser's cost. Terms to be complied with
within 80 days. otherwise deposit for,
and resold at the discretion Of the trustees.
ja23,26.es,3O.fe2.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON, auctioneers.
Trustees sale of steam boiler. stoker
water softener, piping, valves, traps,
plumbing MIXTURES, etc. By virtue of a
Of f4 DEEDS d Of the he District Of coiumbia as
Instrument No. s4l; and at the request Of
signed trustees will sell by public auction
at Leung Laundry Grading as Associated
Laundries1, rear 1907 South Capitol street
eeiock sm Penn Me- as
working pressure steam boiler. IA" in
iector. Copes regulator and blow-o of tank.
Detroit ram iced stoker; horlzontal %
diameter. 1853" long hot-water storage
heater with copper coil; Spence Ia"
pressure regulating and temperature re-
ducing valve: McAlear 6" temperature
reducing valve. pilot operator: 2 McAlear
pump regulators: Worthington compressor
with 5-hp. motor model H25O0-S: An
derson and Durham high pressure traps:
electric stump pump. steel smoke stack;
Ames steam engine Webster feed water
heater, Worthington steam pump, Refinite
water softener with tank. valves and con-
nections: steam, hot and cold water pip
ing, covering. etc: Terms. cash. CLYDE
D. GARRETT, ARTHUR HELEN. TruS-
tees. Colorado BLDG, Washington, D. c.
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HELP MEN.

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
Commission, once Of Chief Engineer,
ration IN the Maryland suburbs OF Wash
ington, D. e., wants engineers experienced
in the design of water mains and sewer
structural design and Of structure perth
nent to various phases Of sanitary engi-
neeripg; construction engineers and in
spectors; saso craftsmen experienced or
positions; retirement feature; state salary
desired, experience and qualifications in
FIRST letter. Address to HARRY r. HALL.
Chief Engineer, Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission. HyattsYille. Nd
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Delaware Couple Wins
MARYLAND Bridge Event
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. E. McCorquodale of Will
mington, Del, last night won first
honors in the 14th annual Mary
land State bridge tournament.
More than 200 players from six
States took part in the three-day
tourney sponsored by the Maryland
Bridge Association and the Wom-
ems Bridge League, both units OF
the American Contract Bridge
League.
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Snakes generally will swallow ar tificial procelian eggs as fast as genuine ones: and since they can not digest the artificial variety, this often proves fatal to the snake.
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&sAih8 &aissA AiizS96
Tigers Make Deals 10 Gel
 Punch Power

DETROIT, Nov. 12.-tR-The De- troit Tigers are digging for added punching power to put at the dis pcsal of the man who succeeds the discharged Steve O'Neill as mana ger.
 They hope to get some of it from Aaron Robinson, Chicago White Sox catcher obtained yesterday ir swap for pitcher Billy Pierce.
 Robinson comes to Detroit in 8 straight player deal. He hit only .249 for the White Sox and bagged eight homers.
 It's believed he'll deliver the long ball more frequently here, however, for he's strong lefthand hitter and will be aiming for Briggs Stadium s moderately short 325-foot right field fence