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Evening star., 1948-03-21
BY HELENA KUO
Illustrated BY c. c. BeaH

when she was feeling at home in America!
She reached the top of the stairs now and
was painting hard by the time she came to her
familiar room - the room where she had
spent her precious years, where she had lived.
studied and dreamt of a happier and brighter
future
she almost broke down and wept at the
sight of the place. But there was no time for
sentiment. She must make that train. She had
to pull herself together. Where was her bag?
That bulky smooth shiny tan calf overnight
case was right there at the foot of the dresser.
She grabbed it and started for the door.
Then, as she began to walk, an uncomfortable
emotion seized her She felt sudden turn in
the stomach. She dropped the case and stood
motionless in the center of the room, cold
stone statue in petrifed forest of memory
Maybe it was the touch of the smooth, cool
leather handle which her hand felt, or the
shining of the golden initial M of her given
Evening star., 1948-03-21

her room. She was wide-eyed girl then,
curious, unsophisticated. and extremely eager
to learn all she could from America
But America seemed 50 alien and strange
to her when she first came She could not help
feeling lonely and lost in the New World. When
she was dragging her sheathlike. cuveless
long Chinese gown around the campus, the
American girls were draping themselves with
blossomy new dresses or roomy sweaters and
woollen skirts. Her makeup was not quite
the fashion of the time and her almond eyes
were innocent of the mascara which some
of the girls used The food was different kind
of food and the language different language
Even the sun was different sun. and the air
a different air. Adjusting herself to the new
way of living had been painful process -
to become American. yet not to lose any of
her originality. 1t took her five years to get
the feeling of it. 1t was exactly the time for her
to win her college degrees.
But now she had to leave for China Just
Evening star., 1948-03-21

name in her eyes. Something invisible but
forceful took her back to the day when Jim
bought her the first present on her first birth
day spent in America.
jim was a farm boy from Illinois, TALL lean,
rangy, and had an infectious smile which won
her instantly. His manners and habits had
never seemed strange to her. They took to
each other from the beginning. She could not
tell why The only explanation she could give
was that perhaps there was no barrier between
peoples in true friendship be he an American
and she Chinese.
She remembered it now. 1t seemed so long
ago Her first birthday came on Saturday
when she had all the time on her hands. Jim
was the only person who knew about it. But
then she could not expect him to do anything
because she only knew him vaguely. He lived
in the far away corner at the other end of the
campus. She could not expect so new an
acquaintance and 50 distant neighbor to
remember her birthday.
1t was awful having to spend birthday all
by herself, and no one in the whole world
seemed to care. She could not very we'll cry.
She could only curl up in bed to lose herself in
a good book. But it was so hard to concen-
trate. Her mind was so full of her personal
misery. She wished she had never been 50
ambitious as to want to learn all there was
to learn in America, and had stayed home in
China instead. She was weeping secretly and
sorrowfully under the blanket when one of the
0IrIc iy,f fhof
her downstairs on the phone in the sitting room.
Mel couldn't imagine who could have called.
Just the same, she got out of bed and went
downstairs
Happy birthday to you." said a warm
young masculine voice at the other end
Its you. jim. -. Oh, Jim, bless you" she
gasped. She was so moved that she felt lump
coming in her throat.
Let me take you out to lunch and you
can bless me in person" jim said Il promise
III make this really enjoyable day for the
birthday girl"
Thank you. Jim. It's very nice of you,
but
No butts. please" Jim insisted. "IIl come
for you in half an hour
He took her to Swedish restaurant. They
ate an enormous lunch. He persuaded her to
have glass of imported claret which she had
never had before. She felt more cheerful now
and began to talk great DEAL With Jim's
smiles and persuasion, she lost herself ami
matedly in the discussion of Shelley, Keats,
beethovens symphonies, Wagner and Elgar
and Delius. She was really feeling good now
70 good that she didn't even remember that
she had ever been alone in foreign land
After lunch, Jim suggested shopping. At
Gather goods store, he selected the best over
hight case. Mel" he said pIeasingiy, this is
ny birthday present to you"
She was astounded. Should she accept it?
She didn't know what to do She thought
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-17
ATLEIDZIA Is DARBO
TREMTINIUS

Xxi siol nemazas skaiCius
tremtiniu dirbo daugiausia IRO
ir pan. istaigose. siuo metu
dauguma ju atleidziama is dar-
bo. Atrodo, kad dirbanciuju
skaicius bus sumazintas beveik
per puse. Nuo to, zinoma, la
bal pabloges tremtiniu finansi-
ne bukle.
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LVS SeinnaS Bus CIevelande
Spa|iu % d. d.
Kvietimos LVS Skyrioms ir Remejoms

Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga rengia savo Sta metni
Selma, sestaden ir sekmadieni Spaliu r g. 1948 Gle
veland, Ohio
Yra svarbiu reikalu kuriuos LVS seimo delegatai
privales aptarti, isspresti.
LVS skyria prasomi rengtis selma visu smarku-
mu Jau prasideda rudens sezonas saukite susrinki-
mus srnkite buckles is tu naru kie dar neuzsimoke
o skirkite seimui aukas gamnkite neSimus ir patar
mus
Kvieeiami selma r saip LVS darbuotojai, atvykti
pade svarstyt sos organizacos reikaus r planus at
cities darbams
Vis LVS remejai kurie Xxi sio gausia prisidejo su
aukoris paremdam LVS nuveiktus didelius darbts ir
dabar prasomi passtengt prsiusti seimui savo auka
Aukas semui suskite Centre adresu Jusu aukos
bus seine paskebtos r veau aukotoju varda tilps Dir
vote. Prasome jusu visu talkos!
LVS CENTRO VALDYBA
$500 Superior Ave. Cleveland g. Ohio.
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dzia Americas Lietuviams su-
kurti nei tvirtu politiniu nei
salpos organizacijq.
Tremtiniu ikurdinimas, apie
ka daug kalbama ir rasoma,
vyksta savaime, nuosaliai nuo
organizaciju kurios yra pasiso-
vusios juo rupintis. Per tai
atsitinka kad aukstu kvalifika-
ciju DIP, atvyke j Amerika, Ell
ma kasti grioviu, jeigu tik j
toki darba dar jie nera pase-
ne.
Kaz kodel Amerikos Lietu-
viz tarpe yra pasklidus nuo-
none kad .atvyksta is tremties
Lietuviai intelektualai yra kaz
kokie baltarankiai, nemate fl
zinio darbo. Delto galvojama
kad "darbo mokykla" fabrike
tokens intelektualams yra la
bal j sveikata. Taciau tai yra
klaidinga paziura.
| Buves Lietuvos mini r a S
pirmininkas Gen. Jonas Ger
MUS, arba buves Lietuvos pa
siuntinys Dailyde buvo tik pa
tenkinti kad gavo darba fabri-
ke. Baltarankiu Lietuvoje ne
buvo, kaip tai siekia itikinti
bolsevikai. Taciau taip daryda-
) mi, bolseviku agentai Ameri-
! koje Lietuviu tarpe turf tiksla
sunaikinti Lietuviu tautos dva-
SIM kapitala, kuris nerasdamas
pritaikymo atitinkamoje dirvo-
je, nyksta.
Delto raciOnalus trent n U
ikurdinimo uzdavinys turetu
butt kaip tik ta kapitala issau-
goti kol jo vel prireiks. To ga
lima butu pasiekti padedant
susirasti atitinkanti intelektua-
lu kvalifikacijoms darba.
Su klubiniu patriOtizmu
reikia kovoti
siadien Lietuviu tautos vii
tvs yra atkreiptos j Amerikos
Lietuvius. Nei ia Lietuvfu tau
tos dalis kuri dabar merdi DC
, bolseviku letena, nei issklaidy-
: tt po platuji pasauli tremtiniai
neturi tokiu palankiu veikimc
salygu kaip Americas Lietu-
vial.
5 Sudarydami savo skaiciun
kone Lietuviu tautos trecdal
: ir gyvendami pajegiausiame pa
: saulyje kraste, Americas Lie
tuviai turf siadien prisiimti at
, sakomybe uz tolesni Lietuviy
tautos likima. Tokios atsako-
, mybes akyvaizdoje, Amerikos
Lietuviai turetu issisadeti sa
vo klubiniu patriotizmu, o telk-
5 tbs vieningon seimon bendrl
? tautiniu ideally vardan.
Didysis Lietuviu tautos tik.
slas to is ju siadien reikalauja.
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'Tdutinis ar Klubinis
PatriOtiZ11aS?
Kuris Ju Isigales Amerikos Lietuviu Veikloje?
RasO DIR. p. GRAzISKIS.

HdSO DR. L. GRAZlSKIS.
TAUTINIS patriotizmas, su-
prantamas kaip prisiris m a s
prize savo gimtojo krasto, kaip
tevynes meile ir ryztumas pa
kelti kad ir didziausias aukas
del jos laisves ir geroves, yra
brangintina tautos budo savy-
be. il sudaro svarbia dali dva-
sinio tautinio potencialo, kuris
padeda jai apsiginti nuo isori-
niu priesu namieje ir saugoja
nuo istautejimo svetur.
Taciau zmogus dar lengyiau
ir stipriau .prisirisa prie aplin-
kos kurioje jam tenka gwen
ii. Jis pamegsta zmones su
kuriais jam tenka bendrauti,
susigyvena SUI organizacijomis,
kuriose jis ilgiau dirba ar da-
lyvauja. Ir nejuciomis aplin-
kos galvojimas, jos siekimai
pavirsta toje aplinkoje gyve-
nancio zmogaus mintimis ir
siekimais. Zmogus pradeda ziu-
reti j viska, kaip sakoma, savo
klubo akimis. Jis pavirsta klu-
biniu patriotu.
Savo esmeje klubinis patrio-
tizmas nieko pasiepiancio netu-
ri. Yra visai naturalu kad kick
vienas pirmiausia rupintusi,
taip sakant, savo parapijos rel
kalais. Taciau toks ypatingas
patriotizmas pasidaro kenks-
mingas kai jis nustelbia tauti-
nj patriotizma, kai is siaurc
klubinio patriotizmo akyracic
pradedama nepastebeti daue
svarbesniu tautos reikalu.
AmerikOs Lietuviai tautiniai
patriotai, bet jq veikloje isigal
zalingas partikuliarumas
Kad Americas Lietuviai my
Ii savo tevyne Lietuva, kad jit
yra LietuviQ tautos patricia
jie ta yra irode savo darbai'
po pirmutinio Pasaulinio Karo
kai savo aukomis jie padejo sa
fvo gimtajam krastui atsista
tyti is karo griuvesiq. Ir siu'
metu Americas LietuviQ me
dziagine ir moraline param;
ziauraus likimo parblokstiem
tautieciams yra svarbiausia
pagrindas ju vilciu j sviesesn
rytojq.
Taciau, jei palyginsime duos
numa SUI kokiu buvo aukojam
prizes 80 metu ir dabar tai kri
axis zymus skirtumas.
Americas Lietuviu organiza
cijos, dirbancios tick politin
: tick Lietuviu tremtiniu selpi
mo darba po II Pasaulinio Ka
no, nusiskundzia kad skelbian
; tu organizaciju vajai neparupi
ma reikalingu veiklai lesQ. Ks
po / Pasaulinio Karo buvo sU
deta Lietuvos reikalams mil
: JONAH, dabar nelengva yra su
, rinkti simta-kita tukstanciu dc
lariq, neziurint j tai kad emo
mes turf dabar daugiau pinig
ir jiems yra lengviau aukoti.
Gal but kad duosnumo sums
zejima cia sukelia ne tick tat
tinio patriotizmo atsalimas kie
organizaciju nesugebejimas pr
eiti prie "Lietuviskos Strides
: sistematiskas neatsiskaitym a
: prizes Lietuviu visuomene is jo
] paaukotu sunni, rinkliavu gau
sumas ir ivairumas, ar Lietu
= viu tautos priesu trukdanti
: darbas Americas Lietuviu tai
: pc. :. Taciau bene daugiausl
cia bus kaltas Wis labiau lsigs
t limits Amerikos LietuviQ tarp
: klubinis patriotizmas, kurls ia
] pradeda nustelbti tautinl.
: Lietuviai, ukininku taut;
: yra ypatingai palinke indiv
: dualizma. o gyvendami toxic
!, je salyje kaip Amerika, kur il
: dividualizmas sudaro visuom'
: ninio gyvenimo ir politine
: santyarkos pagrinda, jie pam:
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hulllOo CClCoC huI lOoC JIG Sy VS
na..
Kai jie nustojo galvoje apie
grizima j bolseviku okupuota
Lietuva, ju tautinis jausmas
gavo nauja krypti. | visus tau
tinius reikalus jie pradeda ziu-
reti kaip kompleksa uzsibai-
gianti toje organizacijoje kurio-
je jie priklauso. Suvalkieciu
k1ubo narys, apsilankes savo
klubo piknike, laiko atlikes vi
sas pareigas ir savo tautos at
zvilgiu. Oar blogiau kai organi-
zacijos kurioms Amerikos Lie
tuviai priklauso neturi aiskaus
nusimanymo apie bendrus Lie
tuviu tautos ir valstybes reika-
lus. Tuomet klubinis patrio-
tizmas gall net pusetinai Lie
tuvos reikalams pakenkti.
Prisiminkime Prezidento
A. Smetonos sutikima
Amerikoje
Tautinis Lietuviu patriotiz-
mas turejo ikvepti Americas
Lietuvius kad Lietuvos valsty-
bes galvos atvykimas j Ameri-
ka protestui prizes bolsevikQ
okupacija atskleide placius ga
limumus intervencijoms Lietu-
vos reikalais Washingtone. Tai
gerai suprato Lietuvos okupan-
tai. Jie koneveike ir pludo A.
Smetona uz tai kad jis supra
to prieso klasta ir sugebejo is
ju ranku pasprukti. Bet, deja,
to nesuprato kai kurie Ameri-
kos Lietuviu "klubai'. Jie ne
tik nepagelbejo A. Smetonai,
kaip Lietuvos prezidentui, at
likti jo uzdavinius tremtyje.
bet kai kurie net SUI pamegi-
mu klausesi Lietuvos priesu
pakelto prizes Smetona klegesic
ir dejosi prie jo diskreditavi-
mo Americas valdzios akyse.
Amerikos Lietuviu organiza.
ciju tarpe atsirado tokiu kurios
atsisakydavo sesti uz bendrc
stale su atstovais draugiju is
sirinkusiu A. Smetona save
; garbes nariu! Tai ar cia ne
klubinio patriotizmo padarinys
) Per medzius cia nepastebetas
miskas ir per nenusimanyms
pakenkta Lietuvos reikalui.
Arba kaip, kalbant apie
Lietuvos vadavima, naikinam;
) dvasinis Lietuviu tautos
kapitalas
: Per dvidesimt nepriklausomc
gyvenimo metu Lietuviu tau
: ia issiauklejo Lietuviska inte
: lektualu karta, o kas svarbiau
sia - susidare prityrusi walls
: tybes tarnautoju ir ivairiu spe
cialistu kadra. zymi tu inte
: lektualu dalis dabar yra trem
: tyje ir tikisi pasiekti Amerika
: Ju tarpe yra nemazai prityru
: siu veikejq, kurie galetq prisl
: init net vadovaujama vaidme
] nj Amerikos Lietuviu veikloje
skirtoje Lietuvos islaisvinimul
: Taciau, kaip jie pasijunta at
: vyke j Amerika? Kiekviena
< Amerikos Lietuviu "klubas
: ziuri j naujai atvykstanciu
!, Lietuvos veikejus per savo par
S tikuliarinio patriotizmo akinius
$ Tie veikejai cia sutinkami n
: kaip Lietuvos valstybes, n
kaip Lietuviu tautos veikeJal
$ O kaip asmenys tinkantieji pa
: sidaryti nariais vieno ar kit
4 ''klubo".
: Pirmutinio DIP Amerikoje :
e Antano Smetonos = sutlklma
i cia darosi simboliskas visQ XII
tu "isvietirtuju" politiniu vel
J, keju atzvilgiu. Del tos prieza
: sites platesniu paziurQ zmones
: netelpantieji j "klubu' pasau
: leziuros remus, pasijunta Anne
: rikoje izoliuoti nuo "Lietuvis
8 ko' darbO.
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LINQ arba semenu aliejus
Amerikoje naudojamas isimti-
mai maliavu ir jiems bendrose
industrijose. Bet Rusijoje Cir
atsimenat seniau Lietuvoje) ta
alieju vartoja maistui.
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FOR SALE

4-BEDROOM Residence, complete ly furnished. Immediate occu- pancy. Liberal terms. COMPLETE WITHIN 30 DAY - TWO NEW HOUSES now under construction, Full concrete base ments, garage, two bedrooms, tile Kitchen and bath, hardwood floors, automatic oil heat. By buying before completion, owner can have wide choice of decor ation plans, etc.
 5-BEDROOM House, well furnish- ed. SITS month income as room- ing house, pl'ls owners quarters 3 BEDROOM Residence. 2-a-4 UNIT Apartment houses. CHOICE building lots. COMMERCIAL property, warehouse space
 PRESIDENTIAL property, Glacier Highway and Auke Bay. LISTINGS needed on upper bracket residential property. Listings &C., cepted on appraisal.
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WANT ADS
FOR SALE

TWO-bedroom house near 18th St. completely furnished, immed- fate occupancy. Terms Basement, furnace, electric kitchen $1,0O0 down will take 3-bedroom, completely furnished home, elec- tric water heater, large new re- frig., etc.
 3-APT, good rental, partly furn- ished South Frankling wash room, 2 toilets, 3 oil ranges, etc. S3,000. Terms.
 4-BDR. Home on Sixth Street, complete furnished new carpets, new drapes, large refrigerator. HALE property, 101s mi. Terms. Furnished, patented; Schnoeker patented 3-bdr., Auke Lake; ? houses partly furnished, light plant, patented, Lemon Creek, immediate occupancy.
 LOTS South Franklin, good in- come; 150 it. frontage near Fromholst prop. on highway; lots Douglas; also West Juneau and Willoughby.
 SEAVIEW, -erms, income approx. $400 per mo-: 3-apts, income s265 per mo-, terms; power barge, trolling boat; THE FORREST CT; Coles pile driving equip; other bus. opp.
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CLASSIFIED IA BY
 LOCAL BOARD NO. }

Military classifications of 56 men in the First Division were posted oday following meeting of Local seleotiye Service Board No. here asst night.
 IT. "A classification subject to cal for pTe-induction physical ex- alninations are the following: Boris ,. Kostrcmatinoff, Erl-ng L. Matin- son, Edward J. smith, Raymond A. Olsen, Dale Thomas, Richard R. Mccormick, Severin H. Swanson, Robert F. Ryan, Jr.. John E. Pea ccck. Jr., William F. Hamilton, Roc- ert D. Melting, Kenneth J. Wander weele, William c. Smith, Richard T. Davis, Samuel D. Thomas, Donald A. Van Buren, Don J. Sayre. Victor V. Thomas, Barrel F. Bostrom, Charles J. Diven, Eugene Tarr, Cliff ford o. Iverson, WilEert Bell, Wal lace R. Krake, Jay w. Snodderly, Conrad Lee, Kjell Nore, Matthew William, Lester zuboff.
 In LAP (postponad) classifica- ton are the following: Johnny D. Ahtott, Joseph Tassell, James A Rude, David R. Churchill, Harvey 3. Gross. John M. Thompson, Rich ard c. Nix. John r. Prouty, August Avoian, Walter P Kleweno, Keith H. Weiss, Harold H. Blanton, Ray mond A. Olsen, Phillip c. Jeans, James J. Austin, Jr., Robert G. Kin near, James A. Klein.
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4th Divisions have an added 15 pei cent difterential to cover the higher cost of living in those areas. l Applications must be filed with the Supervisor not later than No vember 27, l948, or postmarksd be- fore midnight on that date. l Applications may be obtained from the Merit System Supervisor, Box G0l, Juneau, or at any Alaska Terri torial Employment Service office ln the Territory
 1 A separate application is required
 or each position.
 A passing grade of TO percent must be secured on each part of the examination or applicants Will not se rated on subsequent parts Of the examination.
 Veterans Preference: If a Veteran secures a passing mark, his grade will be increased by five points to place his name in higher position on the register. If the veteran is disabled, he will be given ten point increase in grade, always pro- vided he has already secured passing grade of 70 percent.
 Weights for Examination: For the position of Chief of Benefits and Principal Field Auditor, 40 percent of the rating will be for Education and Experience and 60 percent for the written examination For Senior and Junior Iterviewer, Senior and Junior Accountant, and Property and Supply Clerk, 90 percent of the rating will be for Education and Experience and 70 percent for the written examination.
 Applicants will be advised later of the date and place of the exami- nation
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NO. 1 PASS RECEIVER
 IS BEASLEY
CRu WILL GRIMSLEYl

i NEW YORK, Oct. 28.--LR A new college football ba ttery is l threatening to erase the all-time sky-writlng records set last year by Mississippis Charlie Conerly and Barney Poole. The present duo belongs to un- heaten, united Nevada. The pitch CT is Stan Heath, the nations top passer and overall yard-gainer. The catcher is his end, Scott Beasley. Latest figures compiled by the nat cnal collegiate athletic bureau show that Beasley has caught 23 passes in five games for total of 294 yards 10 aecome the No. pass received in the nation.
 Beasley replaced John O'Quinn Of Wake Forest who has 20 success ful catches fer 254 yards to shade Tennessee's Ed. Powell, who was the pace setter couple of weeks ago.
 Peasleys whip rm d partner, Heath, has 85 pass completions out of 138 attempts for a total gain of 1,31G yards.
 With the season little more than half gone, the Nevadans have a chance to match the remarkable feats which Conerly and Poole fashioned down in the cotton coun- try year ago.
 Conerly set an all-time college n 'gh with 133 pass completions out of 233 tries. Poole snagged 52 of these for 513 yards and eight touch- downs.
 The bunting department has a new leader i'll Bill Boston of Mon tana State, with AT average.
 Other individual statistics show Ruppe of Oregon State eighth among the pass snarers with IT catches for 187 yards; Larry Hatch of Washington is in fourway tie for second with five pass intercep- tions.
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Chief of Benefits, salary ranges s42c00 to $465.OO; Principal Field Auditor, $369J0O to s4l4O0; Senior Interviewer, $345.00 to $37500; Sem ;or Accountant. $S4500 to eo-s 20; Junior In tervie wer, S303.0O to S333.O0; Junior Accountant, $3O3.00 ot s333.00; Property and Supply Clerk, $299.0O to S32900.
 *-Salaries in .,,s znG, ard ana
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WILLIAM WINN- Phone 134
VERY SPECIAL oFFERs:-

VERY SPECIAL OFFERS:- l94l CHR YSLER ROYAL, Fluid drive, good tires, body good, ra- dio, heater, upholstery good, S75O. NEW :. BEDROOM HOUSE; also l-tedroom house, acres patent ed land, large warehouse, garden. Terms: $500 down, SIS month, $500 in six months. Opportunity for small family to put $500 down and live rent free while paying for house with rental of 2-bedroom house. mile past airport.
 SWAN LEE, hnilt in 1916, tcwed to Juneau, used 5 times only. Cab- ln Cruiser, 27 it. long, 81a it. beam, 3 it. drait. Sleeps four. All plexiglass windows, Neptune oil burner stove. Gray 52 4-cyl- inder engine.
 31A949 - 24x7x3, Chrysler conver- sion, documsnted, fully equipped. S850..
 WE HAVE 10 USED CARS pric- ed from $l75 to $1450. HOUSES, new, unfinished, and old. PIANOS as low as $50.
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YANKS FORM NEW
 COACHING STAFF

NEW YORK, Oct. 28.-tR- The New York Yankees revamped base ball board of strategy is set for next season.
 The coaching staff that will serve under Casey Stengel, the new manager, was completed yesterday with the addition of Bill Dickey, former Yankee catching great.
 Dickey joins two other former Yankees-Frank Crosetti and Jim Turner-aS coaches.
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EXAMINATIONS ARE ANNOUNCED BY TIE
 ALASKA MERIT SYSTEM

The Alaska Merit System an- ncunces examinations for the fol- lowing positions:
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PIANO, Electric portable sewing machine, 35 nm. projector, heat
 CTS, beds, radioes. Hopes New and
 Used Mdse. 214 2nd St. Phone sos. 26 St
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FOR SALE: $840.00 - 194G Ford
 oupe, radio, heater, five tires, write rims, good tight body, mo- tor perfect. Phone 394. 023 If
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property. Logging hoist. 4-speed yarder. 1922 Dodge
 pickup. Other equipment. Call 363 days, 719 evenings. 0005 If
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-ECTOR MCLEAN residence, fur
 nished with three bedroom. Con- tact Mclean and Werner. No telephone calls, please. % 6t
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ONE .15O0- Watt Universal Light
 Plant. Complete with heavy duty batteries. Call Ludwig Nelson's Jewelry Store. 97e If
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SKY Travel Hallicrafted portable model radio, Gall Douglas TIA.
 26 5t
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MODEL 300 H and H Weatherby Magnum- Jr. mount. 330 scope, Tilden safety recoil pad. Over 2o0 fire formed cases and
 dies. $50. Call 731. 27 1t
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CARD OF THANKS

To the people of Juneau and Douglas, Church of the Nativity, Governors Office, Carter's Mort uary, Signal Corps, U. s. Army, Coast Guard, Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion and their Auxiliaries, and to all others who participated in the reinterment of our son and brother, Ted J. Dooganl Pfc, U. s. Army.
 Mrs. Mary Doogan and familyI
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NEW Lycoming 220 HIP motor complete with starter, generator
 double mags. pusher crop and set 465C floats. $62C0c. Phone 58l. 986 If
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ICE CLEAN ROOMS weekly
 monthly Colonial Hotel Ph 18
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45 Cal. Automatic, holster, belt, five clips, ammunition Excellent condition. $5000 Phone Red 825. 27 St
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2-Bedroom house or apt. Needed at once. James DeMers, Baranof Hotel. GOA If
 GOA 3.
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PLEASANT Room or apartment by young employed woman; perman- ent resident; would sublet until permanent house is found. Phone 374. 0O05 tt
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AIKEN by mistake, blue wool over- coat with black leather gloves at
 Mikes last Sat. night. Kindly re- turn to Ted Hyder, Capitol Theatre. 25 2t2