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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-01
SUMMONS

SUMMONS
stats % Minnesota
County Sf Hsnaeptn
District Court
Fourth judicial District
Mary Anne Schiller DauKhsrty,
Plaintiff.
PaTnell DauKheTty, Defendant
The state Sf Minnesota 10 ths above
Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired 10 answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff In the above entitled action.
= copy Of which complaint n on Gle
In the above named court. and 90 serve
copy o. your answer IN said COM
plant on the subscribers at their Of
Zee ltaO Northwestern Bank Building.
Minneapolis, Minnesota, within thirty
1901 DAYS after the service OF this sum-
mons upon you, exclusive of the day
answer said complaint within the time
aforesaid. the plaintiff In this action
viii apply TO the court for the relief
demanded IN said complaint
Dated az Minneapolis, Minnesota. this
vennuIn. Neville, wright 4 NeWhall,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
ltdO ~ W Rank Bldg,
Minneapolis, Minnesota
tSpukeaman Sept ~. Oct, / A. ~
File No Nppaa
PRORATg COURT
State Of Minnesota
County OF Hennspin
Re Estate Of Sadie TlgbmAn, pecedsnt,
OrdeF tor Hearing 0f EtRAl Account
ana Petition foF Distribution.
II u ordered that the Anal account
and petition for examination thereof
and tor distribution, nisd herein be
heard on Monday, October 18TH. lpt8,
at 10 O'Clock An, by this Court In
the Court House IN Minneapolis. Min.
nesots. ard that all persons Interested
In this estate present objections n
any. why said petition should not Be
granted
This order shah be published tn the
Minneapolis Spokesman and copies
thereof mailed according 90 law,
tSRall
witness, the Hon James q, Kshoe,
Judge OF Probate Court. this a0th day
OF September, tets
Hail, smith, Enkel 4 Hedtfnd
fni N, Y, Life Bldg Attorney,
Ernest y, LorpnH.
Clerk Of Probate Court
tspoksWnan, sept ~, Oct. a ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-01

Hon0rabis Mike Holm
Secretary Of state
state Capitol
Dear Mr. Holm:
This letter Is In reply TO your COM
HuniCatiOn requesting statement
showing the purpose and effect Of Laws
Of Minnesota for 1871. Chapter go.
Lava 81 Minnesota for i9lT, Chapter
$40, proposes an amendment to Article
xiv. SECTION !, Of the Constitution Of
hinnespta. The Constitution now pro-
Vides that:
Whenever Q maIortty o. both
houses o. the legislature shat deem
" necessary to alter o. amend this
Constitution, they may propose sucn
alterations or amendments, which
proposed amendments shatl be pub.
liahsd with the laws which have
been passed az the same session,
and said amendments SHAH be sub.
prevail Or rejection 81 any general
election, and " II shah appe ar, In o
manner 20 be crowded BY law, that
. majority o. ell the electors voting
a. said election shall have voted for
and rAtifisd such alterations Or
amendments. the same shai be
valid 10 al intsnts ana purposes a.
Q part o. this Constitution. ~ two
Or more alterations Or amendments
ahall be submitted al the same time,
voters shall vote Tor Or against each
separately"
The purpose OF tho amendment pro-
posed by said Laws i947, Chapter SO,
IL to eliminate fruIa Article XIV, Sec
ton I. Of the state Constitution a. Il
now reads the following W0rls. to.WiT:
~ two or more alterations o.
amendments shAH be aUbmItttd at
tire same time, u sNail be 90 rsgu.
lated that the Notera shaft vote foP
Or against each separately"
Article XIV. section I. % the state
Constitution. as rps 8Orded. requires
that II two oT marc proposed amend.
moHts are submitted at the same sirc-
ton they shall be 50 submitted that
the voters may vote Tor or against each
separately. The purpose Of the proposed
amendment iR to olimlnAte thai re-.
auirCnNhL The effect u ita adoption
would be 20 make II possible Tor the
legislature TO submit fNO or more pro-
POSED alterations OF anne dments TO the
state Constitution at tho same time tn
such form that . voter thereon shalt be
required 10 vote for or against all Of
them as a group and not on each
separately,
Very truly yours,
J. a. \ BURNoUIsT
Attorney General
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-01

morning worship was Mrs.. John
Follsy.
Tie brotherhood Of The Pilgrim
Baptist church met and the fol-
lowing ofilcers were elected: Mr..
Johnny Hildreth, president, Mr..
Al G. Frost, Sec. and Mr.. Luther
Clark Is treasurer.
Tommy Anderson, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil Anderson, Dos
West Bailey ST., returned home
from Minneapolis after accom-
panying his nephew Paul Coax
ley 70 his mother. Mrs. Ruth
coakley.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-01

day night, and play vollcy ball.
Switchboard, and other games.
Tho club was organized TO give
the adult men In the community
= chance 10 make use Of the
gymnasium and TO keep NJ ply.
slcally.
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CARD or APPRECIATION

Mrs Bessie Powell. e9s Carroll Ave,
who has been IN for the past two
months. Is now conValesins She wishes
TO use this means for thanking many
friends for thouGhtfIilnsss during her
illness. She received many flowers.
fruits and cards She wishes especially
TO thank the Northwest Conference
Missionary society and the Pilgrim
Baptist church for the beautiful flow
ers and Mr.. J. C. Williams. Mrs George
D0wnsy for their gifts. and the PTtn-
cess OHeAl chapter 10. for their loyalty.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-01

Development houses, Mr.. Ham.
mond IL the director Of the do.
partment Of men and boys at
HALLE q, Brown and Mr.. House
10 Athletic director al the House
TIE men At Halle q. Brown
have organized n recreation club,
They plan 20 meet every wednes,
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IN PWORATE COURT
state % Minnesota
County % Hennepin
In re Estate Of otsiliA Sophia rihiarsn.
Dpcpdent,
II l. ordered that all persons In
tprpstpd show cause u any they have.
before THIS Court o. Monday, OctohSE
iith. lea. 81 10 e'ciocs AN In the
Court House in Minneapolis, NinncSO-
"a, Why tire petition q y. Burton Pthl-
grrn claiming said estate ~ sNurnpt
krpFn dsbts ard praying Tor the SUM
mary DISTRIBUTION thereof 10 the per-
sons entitled thereto, should not be
granted THIS order shall ~ pub
hNhed IN tire Minneapolis Spokesman
ard eupiea therNOt mailed according 10
Law
seal Of Probate Court
witness the Hon James q. kehce
J1dEe % Probate Court thts Sth
day of September, ta4a.
Johnson ard tttNtad
rs Rand roWeF. Attorney,
Erne4t p Lorena,
Cterk OF PTchate Court
tspoksSENan sect ~. - q oSt. ~
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ST. PETER A.M.E. CHURCH NOTES

81. FEIEH NM, IHIHNH NUTEs
The services last Sunday morning
were enjoyed by q large audience. and
the evening service was very helpful
10 those present Let Us strive 20 build
up the evening woTHhip at St Peter
The officers OF the Jolly 10. Senior
Usher Board, and the Senior Choir
were installed BY the Pastor last Sun
day II Is the prayer Of the church
that each Of them have . successful
year
The pastor viii use for a subject.
Sunday, Oct. Ord, At lO$5 am. THE
Joy Of Keeping the Commandments Of
God" Al pm. there will be q special
program under the direction OF the De-
'paTtment OF Religious Education. Mrs
Wreatha Maxwell director The pro-
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MILL CITY POLICE

Continued from Page -
both MaeIIean ana POlIcs In
sTsessS Thomas q. Jones In
Defending Montgomery dur.
Ing the course 0f the meeting
but II. Trips statement con
nFmed MeMOOFe's contention.
Jones claims that Montgomery
was confused and had therefore
advised McMoore 10 take the mat.
ter 10 the City ttorney'S ONCE.
Jones stated in defense Of the
Police Departments actions that
whsa they had been given time
they had stood up admirably for
the rights Of Negroes on several
occasions.
PaFAdean's strange Theory
Captain Herbert A. PSTadeau
Of the detectives switched the
defense 20 q more personal ma
ture saying that MeMoore was
apparently looking for trouble
since he went into the place the
second time with three others.
II he had been McMo0rc he said
he wouldn't have gone back in
there again because those things
Just cause further trouble" Chief
MaeLshn didn't agree with Para.
deau's theory
After nm argument about state
mCnts and on the political back
ground Of the Civil Rights Con-
areSa, the meeting ended in .
stalomRte.
Chief Mhcl.enn told the group
that he Intended 10 again instruct
the police force 10 investigate all
cases u alleged discrimination.
MacLsRn told this Newspaper
Wednesday that he did not plan
10 dismiss or suspend Montgom.
cry but he was going 10 repri-
mand him solely for getting into
an argument with MeMoorc.
Went Transfer Him Either
The chief also said that he
wouldn't transfer him 20 another
post because there was no place
10 place him. montgomery only
has one leal. II was also under
stood that Superintendent Nc.
Lean will make = written report
d the case 10 Mayor Hubert II.
Humphrey.
Final disposition Of the case
may hinge upon a conference be
tween Humphrey and MacLean.
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CARD OF THANKS

The family OF Mrs Mabel L, Bell.
who passed away At her home. 3G29
Clinton Ave So. Sept II. wish to
express their heartfelt thanks and
appreciation TO the many, many friends
and neiRhbOrS for their tokens of love,
cards, letters. and kilograms of sym
pathy, the beautiful horal offerings.
donations OF cars and service in the
home during the illness and passing
Of our beloved wife. mother. and sis
ter.
NJ T. Bell and Children
William c. Morgan. Brother
Mildred " Allen, Sister
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Il 50. Paul Il

Miss Myrtle Garden given surprise party by
beu Of the Halle Brown staff Friday night September "a
The party held at the home Of Mr. and Mrs A. NJ Butler
$3.50 s. Adams
Mr.. and Mrs william Hammond and Mr. and Mrs. Louis
House going 10 into two Of the Twin City Negro
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New Deadllne Set
For Book Review

UOf uuUA NgNtN"
The deadline for the book re-.
vigw on ''rhs History Of the
Negro" 10 be sent In by high
school graduates has been ex.
tended % Octobsr 10. II was an.
nouncsd this week by the Min.
neapollG Urban League Auxiliary,
The announcement was made
after the September II dsadllne
passed with only one book report
turned In, The book was given
10 the students at the end Of the
la47 school terms by the Ruxil-
larry.
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-SeRvies- h sas % Ne notices
a ne o. Paml RECORDER
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Pile No. TO9is
IN PROBATE COURT

~ EHObNNE NONhN
State OF Minnesota
County Of Hsnnspin
In Re Estate Of James r. Cannon.
order for Hearing Petition for
Letters Of Administration
IL IL Ordered that all persons in
terested show cause. n any they have.
llth, le4s, at 10 O'Clock AN. In the
Court House In Minneapolis, Mime
sofa. why the petition Of Theodore v.
Woodland for the appointment Of Ray
mond W. Cannon a. administrator.
herein hled, should not be granted,
Order % Pile Claims and for
Hearing Thereon
IL 10 Further Ordered that within
four months from the date hereof all
creditors of said Decsd1nt file their
claims In this Court, Proofs will be
heard and claims examined and ad-
February TN, Igta. at 10 o'clock AN
IN the Court House In Minneapolis
Minnesota
These orders shall be published In
the Minneapolis Spokesman and copies
mailed according TO law
Court Seall
Witness the Hon. James @. Kehoe,
Judge Of Probate Court, this I3th
day Of September. ipSs.
Ernest p. LnrenE,
Raymond w. Cannon,
tl7 Palace Bldg. Attorney.
Clerk Of Probate Court.
iSpokesmAn sept. II. ~ q Oct. ~
summons In Application for RsEistra-
No. SIss
state Of Minnesota
County Of HennePln
DISTRICT COURT
RnnFNk luAhElal nlsaFNeN
In the matter of the application Of
state OF Minnesota 10 register the title
TO the following described real estate
sttuated In Henneptn County. Mime
sofa. namely; Lot Two (1l, Block Four
tu. Lots Two (2I, Three 81. and -Four
tb, Block Five 81 and Lots Three (3l
10 six lsi inclusive. Fourteen tilD,
Fifteen (l5i, Twenty-Five t2al, Twenty
three t23) ard Twenty-fou t74). Block
Ten uol, "KAvlis Lake Harriet Lyn-
hurst Addition
state Of Minnesota. Applicant.
william A. CTavens Doris CTavens,
Custaf A, SandberR Minnie o sand
berg. A. e. kavn, Helen EkEtTum, Har-
~ Townsend. Marie LuckmAn, Carl Y
Jannry, Robert Elmer Dotrler, Clara
J. Dotgler. Unknown hsirS Of Cora n
Townsend. deceased. Lena Fords. FLOR
encc Strong
and all other persons or parties I'M
known. claiming any right title, estate
lien or interest tn the real estate dss-
cribed In the application herein,
Defendants
The state OF Minnesota 10 the above
named defrudAnts:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quircd TO answer the application Of the
cGcdtnRs and TO file your answer 60
the said application In the office of the
clerk Of said court In said county,
within twenty t2oi days after the seTv-
tee OF this summons upon you. sNclu-
siVs Of the day Of such service. and.
~ you fail to answer the application
within the time aforesaid the appli-
cant In this proceeding viii apply
10 the court for the relief demanded
applicant in the above entitled pro-
therein
WITNESS, n X waSrnuth. Clerk Of
said court, and the seal thereof AZ
Minneapolis, In said county. this
Is day OF sept. A. .. 1913
n X Waxmuth. Clerk
by Earl W. Parker. Deputy
(sEAID
Donald l.. Robertson
Special Attorney for Applicant
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TERRITORIAL
 TREASURY K
 MORE IN HOLE
Veterans Fund Shrinks
 from Payment of Bonuses

The Treasury of the Territory of Alaska is still in a sadly de- pleted condition today, according to the current Statement of Condi- tion issued by Territorial Treas urer Oscar G. Olson for the close of business on Dec. 31.
 Olson reported a total bank bal ance of s1,891, ,882.37 of which only S43.Ol5.99 remained in the gen. eral fund after deductions of $1,- 226, ,71O.69 for special and earmark- d funds and $622, ,155.79 to meet outstanding warrants.
 At the same time, Auditor Frank A. Boyle had approximately $300,- eco in unpaid vouchers in his .ffice. This has been somewhat alleviated since the statement was issued, however. Yesterday, Olson released $l00,000 for use to meet some of the unpaid educational vouchers. This still leaves bal ance of about S2OO,o00 in vouchers remaining to be honored.
 On December l, due to an ad- 7ance payment of pack taxes by he canned salmon industry, the Territory was only about Sl00,00O behind it's obligations.
 The biggest change in the money cn deposit was the reduction of the fund set aside for Veterans Affairs. On Dec. l, this fund had a balance of SPAS ,65489, but by Dec. 31, it had shrunk to S300,- 612.23 due to payment of many bonus claims. It will probably be swelled again during the next month with the receipt of the quarterly payments of the Vet eranS' Tax.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-07
.GkSTINEAU DISTRICT. OF BOY SCOUTS 10
 MEET ON SATUDDAY

The Gastineau District, Boy Scouts of America, will hold its an- nual meeting Saturday, January 10, at 12 o'clock noon in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel District Chair man James c. Ryan, announced to- day.
 Important business to be brought before the district meeting will be the election of district officers for 1948, who will take office immedi- ately. The Nominating Committee of the District, composed of Ellis Reynolds, Edward L. Keithahn, and Chairman Fred Henning will make it's report recommending persons for the following offices: District Chair man. Vice Chairman and District Commissioner. Members at large will also be recommended by the nominating committee.
 According to the constitution of the Boy Scouts of America, each district must hold it's district meet ing one month prior to the annual meeting of the Council. The Alaska Council holds it's annual meeting in February. This gives the newly el- ected officers an opportunity to or ganize and set up their objectives which must be reported at that meeting.
 All officers of the district for the past year will be released by Chair man Ryan before the nominating committee report is read It is the responsibility of the District Chair man elected for 1948 to appoint his operating committee chairmen soon after the meeting
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-07
SKI CLUB HAS BIG TURNOUT SUNDAY;
 NEW row INSTALLED

The Juneau Ski Club turned out enmasse Sunday morning for a spec ial breakfast, arranged by Neil Tay- Tor, in the Gold Room at the Bar anof Hotel. Prior to the bacon and eggs, Curtis Shattuck showed movies of skiing exploits here and at Sun Valley, Idaho.
 Approximately 75 skiing enthusi- asts put in an appearance at the second meadow during the day, and classes for beginners and intermedi- ates were held officially from l o'clock on. although informal class es began at once for those uncertain of their ability to make it down the lower slope.
 Rope for the new tow was carried up the trail, and installed by eve hing. President Jim Church said that it will be ready for immediate use next week. He also announced that skiing classes will be given
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-07

zens to support the Marine Corps Reserve program.
 The proclamation was signed last week before the Governors departure for a business trip to he Interior.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-07
CITATION

In the District Court for the Terri tory of Alaska, Division No. 1. IN ADMIRALTY.
 JUNEAU MARINE co. INC, a cor poration, Libellant, vs. D. K. Me ONALD CO, a corporation, and the BOSTON INSURANCE co, a corporation, and the Vessel RE- DONDO, official No 162330, etc, and all persons intervening for their interest in said vessel, Lib- elees.
 To the above entitled libelles, GREETING:
 IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, You, and each of you, are hereby commanded to be and appear in the above-en- titled Court, holden at Juneau, in said Division of said Territory and answer the libel and complaint filed against you in the above-entitled action, within thirty days from the date of the service of this Citation and a copy of the Libel and com plaint upon you, and, if you fail so to appear and answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will take judg- ment against you, and each of you, for the sum specified in said libel and complaint, and will apply to the Court for the relief demanded therein, copy of which said com pIaint is herewith served upon you. Said relief is for judgment and de- cree against you and said vessel, her tackle. apparel, furniture, boats, and engines and other appurtenances, jointly and severally, in the sum of S9.1OO.23 plus interest and costs, and that said vessel may be condemned and sold and the proceeds thereof applied toward the reduction Of the aforesaid sums, and that libellant may have such other and further relief as in law and justice it may be entitled to receive.
 And you, the United States Mar shal of Division No l Of the Terri tory of Alaska. or any Deputy, are hereby required to make service Of this Citation upon the said libelees, and each of them, as by law pro- vided, and you will make due return hereof to the Clerk of this Court within forty days from the date of its delivery to you, with an endorse ment hereon of your doings in the premises.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereto set my hand and affixed the Seal of the above Court, at Juneau, Alaska, this 2nd day of January, A. D. l948
 (SEAL) JAMES w. LEVERS,
 Clerk
 By P. D. E. MINER,
 Deputy. First publication, Jan. ', 1948- Last publication, Jan. 28, l948.
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THIBoDEAU TO STATES

Kenny Thibodeau left on the Pan American flight to Seattle yesterday after a Christmas va- cation spent with his family here. Thibodeau is a sophomore at the Portland University, where he is majoring in business administra- tion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-07
PROCLAMATION

The week of Jan. 12-18 has been set aside as Marine Corps Re- serve Week" in a proclamation re- leased today from the Governors office. The Governor urges citi-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-07

either on Thursdays or Fridays dur ing the month of January.
 An Executive Board meeting of the club will be held tonight at 7:30 at his home on 10th and D streets.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-07
NOTICE TO ALL MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS

The new license plates for 1948 are now available and must be on display both front and rear of each car on or before January 31, 1948. After January 3l the owner of any motor vehicle, not so equipped with the l948 license plates, will be sub ject to arrest by the Alaska Highway Patrol or other authorized law en- forcement officer, and fined in &C., cordance with the law.
 FRANK A. METCALF,
 Territorial Highway Engineer. First publication, Jan. 2, 1948. Last publication, Jan. 21, 1948.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-07
TAX ESTIMATE NOT DUE

George w. Gage. Chief Deputy Collector for the Bureau of Internal Revenue, tcdav cleared up a point of confusion arising from an erron- eous notice. Taxpayers have until March 15 to file their estimates of 1946 income, not January 15, as previously reported.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-07
ADMIRALTY ACTION

Tn an admiralty action in the U. s. District Court, the Juneau Marine Co.,, was awarded So94.lo against the vessel Apex No. l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS

AVON PRODUCTS representative Phone Black ATS 20 Box It.
 656-tl
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Charter No 5117 fteserve District No F
 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE First National Bank of Juneau
Charter No. 51l7

First National Bank of Juneau the Territory of Alaska at the close business on December s s
 
 Section 521l, U S. Revised Statutes
 ASSETS | Cash balances with banks including cash items in of collection ~ S1 8299279S Governp,ent obligations and teed .. s2oss7l 90 Obligations of political notes, debentures ..--~~--. 322ooOo discounts ncudng oyerdrafts 84o64853 premises owned $3816522 furniture and fixtures s452792 (Bank premises subject to Nonel liensn
  g. Real premises -.~.~~~~--  TOTAL ASSETS 6o1los1
 LIABILITIES deposits individuals partnerships deposits partnerships corpora 2o2757a1o Deposits dncludng postal savings) -..-.-.4.~~ 474ssss4 Deposits IT. Deposits of banks -....-.---.-..-.~ 6163443
  i19. TOTAL DEPOSITS s563707652 24 LIABILITIES 637O7652
 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
 (c stock, total par sloooOooo ~.s s looOoooo 5oOoo % 27 Undivided profits 787O957 2S Reserves and retirement account for preferred ok 453O544 go TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS s s74o15o1
 
 MEMORANDUM 31. pledged assigned liabilities for 59O o No l ss E. L bank solemnly o belief
 1. CORRECT . Attest GEO E CLEVELAND JOHN RICK A. M 
 sworn to and subscribed before me this 9th day LYMAN, Notary Public Alaska
 expires Aug
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LOST: Golden Cocker Spaniel fe- male Dec. 24. 5 pm. Call 748.
 768 St
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FURNEss TO KETCH1KAN

Milton J. Furness. Sr., Adninis- trative Officer for the U. s. Fish and Wildlife Service Regional Off ice in Juneau, sailed for Ketchikan on board the Aleutian. He will make a brief routine inspection of Fish and Wildlife Service activ- ities there and is expected to re- turn late this week to Juneau.
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LOST-Fluffy black cat, bob-tailed,
 named Teddy. If you have any information please cal Douglas 315. Reward for his return. 76 St
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LOST RRD FOUND

LOST-Tiger-type cat. Ph. Green
 825 or STA. Reward. 778 St
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iIRLS Blue Flyer bicycle from city
 bicycle rack about 2weeks ago. Call Black 200. Reward. 77 St
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GUARANTEED Realistic Permap ent, S7.50 Paper Curls. sl up Lola's Beauty Shop Phone POI 315 Deck CT Way
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BEAUTY SHOP. Permanents. etc
 Violet Seaberg Green 483
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FOUND: Keys on chain. Owner can have same by identifying
 and paying for this adv. TT 3t
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OST-Hand truck; finder please
 call 333 or 312. Reward. 77 If