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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

slsas sfo essirass sslas ior shop: Or
GIRL, eolored, wishes Job caring for one or
two children. light housework. Ex. s34s.
s5hL' s1ER bG fS!Grsa ssss wishes days or D.rs-'!m'
GIRL, colored, wants days work. co.
e5fE ss,3Fsf esi Mr to sss fa5s for children and
6sIst GRL so95fa 5a desires JOB s4ss mothers
GX GxRt; s7sSl sSl0red' wants Job as nur'sm'id'
CIR Girl WISHES sss, ,oe doing housswork' s-d"y
fhETs fbEh sSsres saa S dsiSs pi ssz ssz work Tues
exper.; refs. DE. 1913.
@ maid Sf s1lGsss rants Tftt aG 81 n'm0sr
DAY only; honsst and reliable; wiling
GIRL, colored: wants days work or part
$40 p.m., BLANCHE.
work; with refs cali eli DAY, EX. 775s
days work: Also plain sewing. Firs.-class
WOMAN Sa eoiersd s''y wishes shes day. az 's soak on
Weds.; sb per day and carfare, co.
WOMAN, coIored. settled age, want. house
in. LU. 5195.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work or
cooking, or work Of any kind. exper. AK
WOMAN. colored, wants Sat. work only
NO. 31a6.
WOMAN, colored, smart and dependable,
wishes days work or full time; no cook
ing; city references. Call DE. 954l.
WOMAN. colored; gh.w..- plain cooking
good refs; 512 days. MI. 4946
WOMAN, colored wants good part-time
morning job or good days work. RE.
1925.
WOMAN, colored. wants 4 days work,
any day except Sat HU. 8536.
YOUNG WOMAN. neat, colored. desires
days work: exper. VI q074
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOkkEEHR, young. alert, efficient mod
roll sSsem. tax aauGs 1etuTn, as etc an capabs S tax
minor typins essential TO- above work;
immed, Interview can be arranged. Tel.
CoLoRED GIRL wishes work as maid in
iRd DREssMaRiNG 81 s aRne a.sinn remod m so0V altera
BERT, i6s0 irving NV. Ant 4. AID 223s.
Ex TEACHER AND MOTHER, willing to
baby-sit; nights only. Call Lu. $50
GIREs G1hsIe soIoPed. experienced, desires work
as clerk checker or marker. in dry cleaning
GIRL, colored, neat. light, reliable. wants
dishwasher; references MI, 1915.
GIRL, coored, references desires s.h,w.
and laundry, Monday through Friday. Call
HI aiGH sc School GRADUATE, colored. wants
sspersnced '9S as nO'hfgs "a ss1 ssper or
M MgsrtiS oa typed at at home Reasonable rates. s
PkIyATf sEcRErARY-ssey ErARY- to pres: Of
volume Of work; exper, Ediphone: fast. ac-
eurass typst so excel eel ret salary a5oys
kESErTi6k1sT MeE M pre for 70
Cn1teCti part or 1uH tln1e., gen, once
exp requiring initiative and responsibility:
discriminating appearance; knowledge Of
interior dec. and Spanish. MI. 1854. "a
SECRETARY-STENO., expet fenced tempo
rsry work, Silver Spring or NV. Call
Pleasant 9706.
STENCILS CUTi 75c legal. 35c regular.
STENoGRAPHERs. top-notch, for vaca-
ton and sick leave replacements or emer-
gency assignments. Call RE. 05ll. 25'
STENOGRAPHER-1f you need compe-
tent stenographer or typist for vacation
requirements or to help out with emer-
gency work, call MRS, PERLoFF, DE.
6q4S "a
TEACHER. nursery school. modern train
ing and experience; understanding; adapt
able. MRS. CHAFK1N, RA. O5a5 25'
TYPING WORK, taken at home. Fast,
aec.rats s.Sa and eonfidential; IA 1922.
LU. 1898. 23s
WOMAN, colored, refined, wishes position
caring for sick person or child. TR. 1888.
YOUNG WOMAN. colored, veteran. with
college BACKGROUND. desires employment; Is
aualified in many fields. Call HUI. Gill, .
4 WOMAN or REFINEMENT and expert
ence wants to manage an apartment or
guest house. Box 1877, Star. 23'
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SALESMEk.
BUILDING MATERIAL, ha

BUILDING MATERIAL, hardware. paint,
oumbing lumber, estimating: sxper nsees-
Dour, AT. 400. HECH1NGER co. for
SHOE Experienced only Sal
a5y and comm. Apply JOSEPH DeYoUNG,
SALESMAN, experienced man to cali on
established territory; car essential. salary
FURNiTURE SALESMAN, - covering terri
tory south Of Wash; to handle pads. for
local manufacturer. Cali EX. 5524. for
Used CAR sALEsMEN-A real opportunity
for experienced used car men TO make
Tor FOqd deae saa ssnE
on cars bought is 300 of gross and S35
aer car sold See MI. MccaliD, NORTH
EAST MOTOR CO, a20 Blsdensburg rd.
SALESMAN, experienced. in Washington,
for selling wholesale tobacco and candy.
GEoRGEToWN TOBACCO CO, MI, 063s.
Statesmen to sell All-Auminlm storm
windows. season at hand to earn Sl50 TO
dow has exclusive features and has no
o ses St qu @ AapArhar Appy In 5a
REAL EsTATE sAEEsMEN1Have opening
for real estate Salesmen who are willing
TO work; plenty OF prospects and listings;
MR. JOHNSON for sppt, OR 200.
NEAL ES SABESmENi experience
preferred but not necessary: must have
car: average man can earn in excess of
Sc 900 per year; Fer interview. gall
Statesmen, Is to as years of age. to
contact retail grocery trade in Washing
ton. representing grocery specially out
standing in its field; liberal allowance for
use of own car. State past experience
and salary expected. Box Tilt. Star.
Statesmen - Sell "Alumatic" the only
twin sliding, sef-storing aluminium storm
window with removable bottom sill and
guaranteed by Good Housekeeping; aver
age earnings Sl50 to $500 per week.
Apply at PERMANENT STORM WINDOW
CO, 135 l1th st. NV. ST. 1894. Bill
GroSsman, manager. 26'
REAL ESTATE-Exper. in real estate is
not necessary for big earnings with u.s. but
you must be a good salesman. We have an
unusual, efficient advertising program that
will give you plenty of prospects. Must
have car. Call Mr.. Esteva, REALTY Bull
LErIN CO, Arlington, oW. 1897 bet.
uSED-CAR SALESMAN and once mgr.
exper: neat, well-dresSed man: willing
worker; recent used car exper. Call AK.
6SUU 90
SALESMAN for radio and television dept.
of modern electric and appliance store.
Call MR.. DORIAN, EN- $500. -25
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, full time; must
have auto; this is an established hrm
with plenty of leads and wonderful op-
portunity to right man. C. D. MURPHY,
1901 10Th st. Sc, AT 1927. -26
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PERSONAL tcent. J

PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL, day
and boarding; 18th season opens Sept. 1;
Sunday and weekday resistration, 10 Am.
10 8 pm; nursery Through 9Th Erade.
daily transportation 'door-to-door"; hos
Board OF Education. Literature mailed
upon request. 940l Georgia ave, SH. 1874.
NURSERY-Enroll now for fall term, be-
E,nnins EIoTna ssg, q hss dinners larss Play
sna diet in nurses own lovely home.
DREssMAkNG. tailoring. alterations. By
Also beautiful home mad made ehildrens
SLIP coyERs. DRAfPERIEs professionals.
tailored t4m your or our material. work
SLIP CdNERS-DRAPERIES $500.
Valances. bedspreads; 5-day delivery: uss
your own fabric, we take 1t from there
YOU get finished Job including designing
jsRar5S2SSss f. ssns: DifosEiGff fss:;'! Ps:o!!
WANTED-Men and women who are un-
married. and enjoy good company, and
who like to fsh on Chesapeake Bay. rids
horses, swim, bowl, fly, play golf, or who
like good clambake, dance or card party
II you are over 20 and Of good character.
Join JUST FOR FUN CLUB, 1912 goth
St; nv. Phone DE. $500, to 9 pm.
So don' Va. has ,n yasaneiesi reasonable rates.
ALTERATIONS AND pREssMAkrNG DON.
expertly, quickly and reasonably. MRS.
RIDDLE. 2004 Florida ave. NV. Telephons
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEAKN TO DkfvE in WashinEton's Oldest.
lnISss' and mos: SmSSerny sauDped auto
patented dg.i as sonsrols; n permits sessrsd gns
5ESELkS S Ky Vi ASn nMH0D 9snusss.urns ao a7sa
and diamond setting taught in all phases;
for GI trsinng Scientific SCHOOL
OF JEWELRY REPAIRING. s17 18th st.
NV. ST. 3773. al
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng
lish. ,self-conndence, freedom from self
pvt. tutor. MI. $500.
CLERICAL civil service books, 81 so, 81;
helpful on exam. BOYD SCHOOL. cor
MODEM TRAINING in beauty culture. al
.,.nn. .,ush AGs5Hsss y sEa1TY
COLLEGE; 1910 g :, nv. DI f7es
French. English, Ph.D, no. 0446.
TELEv1sION-would like to talk to re-
liable men to train In spare time. Opportu-
mites available now In television. Men Sc
lectsd must be serious minded and able
to furnish own too1s. In reply, state age,
UNITED TELEvIsIoN, BOX 347-T, star.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
COUPLE desire ride

MARRIED COUPLE desire ride MiIwaukee
or Chicago, Aug. 20 and Sept. /; share
driving and expenses. GE OSLO "a
or 3. RE. 3l30. 26s
FREE TRANSPORTATION to Texas-Drivs
A car Wed. morn: ssS and oil furnished
WILL CHAUFFEUR your car to Montreal
and Quebec; can leave Immediately for 9
week or 10 days; French speaking; won.
ST. 330S. ID
lsis HUDSON SEDAN going to Portland.
Greg, Aug. 20 or 26 driving straight
pass, to help. with expense and driving:
Plaes for l to sleep. ST. $3.50 after 5 pm,
DRIVING TO ORLANDO, FLA. the 26th:
after 3 pm
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RERSoNAl.

DRESsMAKERS' AND TAILORs' supplies,
notions, dry goods, fur cloths. yard goods
buttons made. belts and buckles made. We
are opening our new and larger store
today. RIDDLES. 2006 Fla. ave. NV. DU.
oGOS. DJ t;63a. 2Ss
KIDDIELASD NURSERY KINDERGARTEN
feopens Sept 7. Trained teachers Hot
lunches Transportation. sH. 5973 "a
PERMANENT WAVES. 81: shampoo and
hnservave. soc No appointments All
Flynn Beauty COLLEGE. I5io 6 st
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' ssrm snts:
prompt ane edcient service: open ewes
pENTAL TRcHNiciHs--JosEpH RICE
Prompt service on dental plats repeirs
LET DR. DILLA IEpESDECKER's wonder
ful hands rub Jour aches and paina avay.
S0z5 o tt. NV NJ. 1920.
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HELP poMEsrlc Gent. !

MAID wanted, French. Swiss or German;
MAN-Cook, houseman, valet driver; must
have Recommendations; live in. Call WI
SSql between 9 and Z. 80
SECOND MAR. white, between 90 and
ployed; apt, convenient to trsnsp. EN-.
GOOD HOME for unincumbered middle
aged white woman. nonservant type; must
like children ta); private rm. in new
house; assist with housework. plain cook
ing; reasonable salary. liberal time OF,
free to travel Call IA. ass4 -s4
ROOM AND BOARD in Alexandria adult
home in exchange for part-time work and
some RESPONSIBILITY Box 1877 Stars
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

ASSISTANT BUYER in coats and suits !;
$50 per week; good chance for advance
ment. Apply KoPY KAT, 7l3 H st. ne.
-25
COPY WRITER, we'll rounded advertising
agency eXper. essential. Apply JAMES S.
BEATTIE, 1909 Eye st. NV -26
FARM COUPLE (whitel for residence near
Rockville, Md. must be industrious and
sober man for outside work, wife for
household duties. Room and bath in main
house, board and good salary. RE. 1855
Rockyil!e 2569, ewes, Sat. and Sun, IA
technician desired for laboratory in 169-
bed hospital REGISTERED technician pre-
ferred. Salary open, meals available. Ap-
ply personnel ofhce, ALEXANDRIA HOS
PITAL. -24
MAN FOR OUTDOOR. lady for housework,
very plain cooking; all modern equipment;
good perlnanhnt nnSitinn PI nSEo .-oS
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

sECRETARIEs. $4,000 to $4,000; typi1t.
$40 to- $3.50; clerk-typists. $50 to
better lob contact NATIONAL EN-
PLOYMENT SERVICE. 1908 G St NV.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY can place ele-
Colorado Bldg, 14th and g. RE. 3a3s.
al
BOOKKEEPER, $50. T.. must have acct
training, Sc; bookkeeper for club, $50 wk
comp. operator, S2o6; Bur. bk machine
oper.. cost acct. at once, $50 vk. Many
others hourly See Miss KNIGHT PERSON
MEL SERVICE tNA. 2116), 1871 g St,
next church.
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
ASPHALT DRIyEWAYs, parking areas,
tennis courts. Quality work. FAIRFAX
DRIVES CO. Ex. $685.. OIL. 3301. -27
tTTICs FINfsHED-Remodeltng estimates
CooncRkETE CEMENT WORK. tootinss,
driyeways. porches, bstnt, FRS, steps and
CALEA. At. 1884. 80
FLOOk sEEyICE--Nothins but the begsy
laying, sandirs. finishing, cleaning pare
ssafst sN nsssllssors sru1s nnishss
sin ave NO. 221s
GENERAL home Improvement, cellar -
ret X 25ee' MrtLMoNT cossTFUcs
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n0MFSTTr

WE HAVE 1st-clsss colored help, full OF
part time; also day workers. Call AD
0639. PRUDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT SERV-
ICE 1853 Wallach pl NV. "a
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CONTINUED on Nsxt PsSs.I }
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exper., childrens wear;
commission: choice, 5 or 6
ESTHER SHOP, 1928 F
p1
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sssEI4ssIs ssHhHsAEn' s1Rscs"si9 3se' 81 s
sSesssAF5 Open s.? fhon: Mr. i;sis5
sIEicRETARY 81 to editor of business research
hand required, Excellent opportunity to
learn relation Of government to business
sEcRETARY SEC 'H; to sales manager large or
5,day week: permanent ROYAL TYPE
sneRIFAsY TafEEA s9 tES.rssssd tx t5ss and
fnsso Once s Eses esra vorfns ess sood
saay and Sorss 1nDH An eres t
sfcRETAhY SET Fl Y sTEsoRApHER. Tiss sGa between
densa 80 once "0re m eoston o
quaiified person: starting salary, SO 400
yr., plus luncheons. Apply general man.
s.s, sss 'siHsi9 sas Pin RP sas sas SS
s5EcRiSETAkY, s5iS !, ,ss.s sspsrisnssd alert; fast
sRcRsTsR9 s isT'EsTensS sTENoGRarHERs s R9T .xpsr
for pleasant work, .5-day, ,40-hr, wk.; GOOD
PkopLEs DRUG en sToREs ''e empioyment boy nDos Of
sECRErtRY Tor national orsaniz.,ion; ..-
pertenced and competent, under 40; pleas
ant working conditions: 5-day week: sal
SJENOGHAPBER, 3p- mr.
wk.. "a day every 4th Sat. shorthand.
1o0-1l0; typins, $50; exper. pref; sal
ary open. RE. S5I2 -2s
SERVICE DESK CLERK, 5-day week per.
manent; excellent salary. Employment Of
Ace. 3Ed noor RALEIGH HABERDAsHER,
s1TEN6GKAPHER familiar with real sts estate,
must be good typist; 5-day week. good
salary. CAN oy. $500. after 5. "a
STENOGRAPHER, high school graduate,
exper. not necessary: perm. position, s.
day. 37l2-hr sk Paid vacations, free
STENOGRAPHER and insurance clerk for
real estate and law ONCE, 5-day wk.; sal
ary open. F. J. WALsHE, INC, Ills Eye
st. NV. Ma 646s. 81
STENOGRAPHER Excellent opportunity
for competent young lady with experience
in stenosrsphy. checking bills and other
work involving figures: 5-dey, 40-hour
week, planned promotions and excellent
working conditions In newspaper ofice,
Apply Room 5f4. Star Building. THE EVE
MING STAR, 1Ial Pennsylvania ave. NV.
srENoGRAPHER-TYpIsr, av.-day week
plsasant e ~ ~,urraunainEs sced salary
ga
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HELP WoMEh Icant ]
BY Roland Coe

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator. white,
/ IS to 80, experienced, or will train high
school graduate. Apply to the CITY BANK,
! 34Ol Conn ave NV
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ings; for exclusive specially shop. KAP-
LOW1Tz on 18th between E and F NV
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-17

Coffey Insures Everything
 Rememhsr3 Adv.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-17
Commission Orders Co.
 To Cancel Joint Tariffs

Adm. F. A. Zeusler, executive assitant of the Alaska Steamship line, told the Anchorage Cham Der of Commerce on Monday that his company had received a Mar itime Commission order to cancel joint freight tariffs of Alaska Steam and The Alaska Railroad on cargo shipped from the states to railbelt points.
 Admiral Zeusler said he felt the joint rates were the most eco- nomical way of handling cargo> since all railbelt freight now passes through the port of Sew ard without re-billing. Railroad heads say the new ruling will necessitate the establishment of a new office at Seward to handle paper work.
 Admiral Zeusler also told the Anchorage Chamber that his company planned to improve present service by eliminating the cubic measurement basis for handling freight, revising the present rate structure, elim- ination of pilferage and damage and by the reconstruction of a dock at Anchorage.
 The steamship executive called for cooperation between Alas kans and his company in the so- lution of mutual transportation problems.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-17
It Wasn't So Hot,
 Nor So Very Colds

AlaSkans who spent the month of December, 1947, in Palmer had real reason to congratulate themselves, according to tie weather records of Lloyd C. King, observer at the Valleys experiment station. Although es- tablishing no records for the most of anything, Valley resi- dents did gain temperature di- vidend of 8.4 over the minimum to be expected in December, and minus 3.2 inches of snow- fall.
 Coldest days of last month were Dec. Is and 19, when tenn. peratures of three below zero were recorded at the station. In comparison, temperatures at the station in 1946 fell to a minus IS for the months record. The average minimum temperature in the last 26 years has been 6.1 for December. The 1947 aver age minimum was 14.5 above zero.
 The months average maxi mum was 31.6 above, with a months high of 45. Record high for December was observed in 1884 when the mercury climbed to 55.
 Only 6.1 inches of snow fell last month, in contrast to the De-
 cember average of 93 in past years. y The minimum low for 1948,
 13 below, was a bit chillier than
 anything offered in the first half of January in 1947. In the period from Jan. 1 to Jan. Is in 1947, the record low was a minus II. However on Jan. 16, 1947, ac- cording to weatherman Kings
 records, the minimum tempera- ture dropped to -27, and re-
 mained at the sub-zero mark for
 most of the remainder of the
 month. A minimum of 80 or
 lower was recorded on II of the
 last Is days of January, 1947,
 MT. King recalls.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-17
She Comes And Goes

Miss Marilyn Johnson, home demonstration agent for this district, scarcely knows where she hangs her hat these days. In the Valley last Thursday and Friday, Miss Johnson met with the Butte and Wasilla Home makers clubs to give a lesson on sewing management.
 On Saturday Miss Johnson hurried back to Anchorage for the weekend, and then hurried right back to Palmer on Monday mornings bus to give lessons in sewing to the Sourdough, River bend and Glacier View Home makers clubs.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-17
Four Palmer Bars Reopened Monday

Palmer's four bars, closed since Dec. 31 at midnight, were back on a business as usual" schedule late last Monday eve ming. Decision on the licenses of the four, at first scheduled to be announced at 10 o'clock Tues day morning, was unexpectedly reached in the court of Judge Joseph w. Kehoe late Monday afternoon.
 The application of the Sham rock bar, temporarily with drawn Monday morning because of technicalities in its drafting, was cleared at the afternoon hearing. Added signatures, also needed for the Shamrock's ap- plication, were secured in Pal mer in time for presentation to the court on Tuesday morning.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-17
Mrs. Johnson. Is Ill

Mrs. Ivan Johnson of Palmer has been confined to her home as the result of a heart attack suf- fered late last month. It will be at least two months before Mrs. Johnson. can be out again, and she would very much appreciate seeing her friends at her home in the weeks ahead.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-17
Miss Hartley Is Now Receiving At Home

The photogenic Katherine Ruth Hartley, Miss 1948 of Mat anuska Valley, exercised her woman's prerogative of changing her mind last week, and slipped away to her home late Tuesday evening. She'd been scheduled to leave the Valley hospital Wednesday, and because she was so Secretive about her contest gifts behind on the count CTS of the Palmer Automotive Service & Storage.
 Since the last writing, Miss Hartley's bank account was giv- en another boost by $5 contri- button of the Matanuska Valley bank. She is now the proud oWn- CT of $20 of the $139,724 on de- posit with that institution.
 VALLEY FRONTIERSMAN
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-17
Continued from page D

COntlnueQ rom page l) in it's brief, asks that present can- nery rates be maintained and suggests that if the rate is in- creased, the Industry can no longer ship on the Alaskan car rierS.
 The Fairbanks brief urges the consolidation of Alaska Steam and the Northland Transporta- tion Co.,, to result in a more eff ficient operation. This brief also suggests that schedules be more carefully drawn up, in order to limit northern sailings to fully loaded vessels.
 The Development Board, in it's brief, presented study attempt ing to show that tWo-thirdS of northbound sailings were made by vessels loaded at less than 50 percent capacity.
 All three carriers presented briefs to show that the four month period of operation cov- cred by the study was too short to determine fairness of rates charged.
 The Commissions own rate analyst stated that frequent sailings with light loads create punching of vessels at Alaskan ports resulting in increased op- erating costs.
 Commission observers further declared that "adjustment of schedules, elimination of over emphasis on passenger service and the possible elimination of some vessels are not only practicable but advisable"
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-17
Marines Organize Reserve

This week, from Jan. 12 to Jan. IS, has been set aside as a week of enrolment of recruits in the Civilian Marine Corps Reserve, according to a proc lamation received from Gov. Ernest Gruening.
 The Marine Corps Reserve is a new organization dedicated to the peacetime training of young American men and women.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-17
Steamship Companies, Interuenors Battle Ouer Alaska Freight Rates
Continued from page D

Continued from page D Wages are the largest single item, showing an increase of nearly 15O percent between 1889 and 1947. Stevedoring is listed as the second highest cost, blamed partly on the small amounts of cargo handled. Losses from pilferage and damage to cargo were also blamed as a re- sponsible factor for soaring op- erational costs.
 In answer to the territory's contention that freight rates are so high as to retard development of Alaska, it was pointed out that bank deposits and income taxes in Alaska have increased in recent years.
 A survey made for Alaska Steam by marketing expert from the University of Wash ington showed that some brand items retail in Alaska for the same price as in Seattle. Price increases were found to be in- consistent; some articles priced at great distances from Seattle were found to have a lower per centage of increase than that article registered at Alaskan points nearest Seattle.
 The steamship companies ad- mitted that freight rates were a contributing factor in the high cost of Alaskan living, but point ed to high wages, the 25 per cent living differential, the com mon practice of keeping large stocks of merchandise on hand and an influx of money which exceeds material as contributing factors more important than freight rates.
 The report concluded with the statement that the four months period of study was too short to determine whether the steam ship operation was profitable. The effect of air transportation on passenger business and whether the volume of military business increases or declines are major factors which cannot be studied in a four-months pc riod, the examiners said.
 Examiners deplored the "ele. nent of bitterness" revealed at
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-17
SCOUTS TURN INDIAN

Palmer Scouts are now hard at work on preparations for next months Boy Scout rally in An chorage. The local troop is work ing on an authentic Seneca cere- monial dance which they plan to present at the rally. Seneca cos tunes and an Indian carved med icine mask will highlight the dance.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-17
the hearing between the territory

the hearing between the territory and labor unions on one hand, the steamship companies on the other. ''No service," they report ed, "can attain a high degree of efficient and economical opera tion without cooperation and good faith between labor and management, the support of pub lie officials, and an atmosphere to be unreasonable or otherwise general public"
 The examiners recommended that the Commission "should find that respondents rates, fares, charges, regulations, and practices have not been shown to be unreasonable or otherwise unlawful
 It was further recommended that the records be held open through June of this year, with steamship lines required to keep necessary records in the mean time. No action was recom- mended as to the legality of joint rates, pending further hearing on this matter.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-17
Opening Still Delayed

The temporary illness of Mrs. Ed Johns has further delayed the opening of the North Palmer Coffee Shop, it was announced today. Tentative opening date for the new eating place origi- nally had been set for this week. end. It will be pushed back an other week, at least, the restau- rants proprietor said today.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-17

CoffeY Insures Everything
 Remember? Adv.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-01-17
CoffeY Insures Everything Remember? Adv.

Call 8 to get meeting notices printed in the Frontiersmsn.