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BUSINESS OPP. tcont, J
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sto

DELICATEssEN-Well-stocked store
long lease. For details call JUDSON
REAMY 4 SON, CHI 0so0; ;,u -
chase one ne, . doing Do, 9n over $500 500 ,siy day
BUCKINGHAM SHOPPING CENTER,
serving area Of over 10000 people;
excellent opportunity: suitable shop
on main highway; 15x5s IT,. with
goods, interior decorators, linen and
yard goods. candy, bookstore. up
holsterer, children's furniture. nov
city toys, ladies apparel: millinery
shs MR aIsEE. fIsEi!'0ps cH las''t Seao. 51s No No
Glebe I'd. Arlington, Va. -
prosperous Va. section; fully
eeuipped, long lease: quality prices;
100000. half down; other interests.
Box 6..Y. Star. I.
andria; 5000 week; ABC. on and
of: $4,000 down. AL. 1915. s.
GOOD GOING restaurant. must sell
or lease at once at sacrifice due to
Illness OF owner VI owNT L1sated E st 80 1893
RADIO. sales and serv-
ice Small suburban store, with
apartment if required. in rapidly
growing community. Steady service
trade with excellent television po-
tential, Suit one or two keen men
experepee ye poed ado Gno.rae.d and oppoq
tunity. $500 cash For further
information call Hillside 3713 after
DEIicATEssEN, Elk iHE heart of Clarendon;
gross, S400. Ideal for couple;
HoTEI Sy yIgo' LoBBY Le5ms oM SEwssTasp ss13 &c con-
cession for rent; large downtown
hotel; attractive opportunity for
intelligent business individual bust
ness and personnel references re-
quired. Apply Box 4S7-V, Star. IS
RESTAURANT-Good hrs. and loo;
white trade, downtown: $3.50 gross
wk. S1,so0 or best offer. RA. 2093,
NV. d. C. SURBURBAN. good pay
ing one man grocery and meat bust
ness. long established. Box 316-Y,
CLEANING. PRESSING and dyeins
years. currently showing excel
call JUDsoN REAMY & SON, cH.
TOURIST COURT. Route L.. near
Laurel, Md.-l2 rental units; 8.
sacrifice at $4,000 with substan-
tial cash. Really the best I've seen
for the money. ALVIN EPLING,
5Sos Baltimore blvd, Hyatts.. Md.
WANTED RooMING HOUSE. 12 rms.
or more, white: 81 900 cash pay
ome msnt Ph9ns NE; 2sO2. =
approx. 5000 wkly; rent, s75: price,
$500. Call AT. 1928. s.
MODERN DRY CLEANER
Good ne. cor. loc., exc. equip, truck.
low rent; 5-yr. lease with option,
doing $4,000 gross; cash or terms
Gas Station and Garage
Near s.W. inspection center, long
lease, reas. rent, doing $4,000
gross; good equip. and stock: park
ing facility for 40 cars on roof;
pumps 5000 SALONS monthly.
GROCERY STORE
Exc. Sc. cor. loo. new equip; mixed
trade. owner must sell. doctor S
orders; beer license. can be obtained
doing S4OO-S5OO wk., 6-day bus:
S6,950. cash or terms
BEAUTY PARLOR
Downtown F st. NV. loc.. long lease.
reas rent. excel. equip, approx.
100000 gross; $1,000 cash or terms.
Electrical Contracting
And repairs. estab. 30 years unusual
oppor., very low rent. downtown loc.
AFFRONTI FITZGERALD
REALTY CO.. EX. O7l2. AT. 914O.
FA. 6903, 600 st. NV, RIM. gO7.
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Shop at Steelcraft Dock
OPEN 8 AM. TO9 PM.

Maine Ave. and M SITS S.W
194S Steelcraft @6-ft. de luxe
sedan; sleeps 4, peri. cond.
All accessories S4,45
l947 SteelCraft Sedan, sleeps
4; African cushions - = 3,10'
194s Cruisalong, 2l it.; excel.
condition --- 2,S5
1947 Cruisalong, sleeps 2 1855
46 It. Dawn Cruiser, excel.
condition $50
36 #. Wheeler, new Packard
engine; sleeps 6 $50
| 30 it. Richardson, sleeps 6 2,o0
33 #. Mahogany Planked Hull
| with new Cadillac engine - 1,2O
| Is ft. Century, new 30 h.p.
Evinrude and trailer, As
ia #. ventnor runabout, los
. h.p.t 81 m.p.h.; full canvas
cover, many extras ,65
| IL it. U-Build-It runabout kit S9.5
See at STEELCRAFT WASHINGTO
CO., Phone ST. 4145. III
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AVIATION

i94s PIPER YAGABoND, dual con
troll, approx. 125 hrs, perfect con:
dition, S1.295. Phone 81. 3953.--7
STEARMAN, metal prop, canopy, II
censed to Jan, 1850, $500. QUEENS
CHAPEL AIRPORT, Sunday. =
LIFE MEMBERSHIP 8-yr.-old club
Sl25 on time; 4-place cruiser; dues
SIS mo. Flying time, $3.50, incl.
gas. No other assessments. CH.
OSl3 or CHI 1915. =
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS Al home improve
ments and repairs: small monthly
payments. HAMILTON CoNTR. co.
ADbITIoNs fh AND ALTERATIONS to
comm. .ercial or residential buildings;
complete service; free estimates.
MR.. YOUNG. FA. 1902 evenings.
ADDITIONS. porches. kit. interiors,
5fTSf9nS Of 81 Epss S9a! co. v95k o
BASEMENT LEAKY?-Waterproo it
on the inside with Paracrete Process
rubber paint, no digging UP garden,
shrubs and lawn. Ask for details.
CARPENTERING. plasterins, cement
ing, fire-proofing. general contract.
quick service. WILLIAMS, MI. 1916,
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, flag
stone terraces. walks, chimneys- fire
places; cement driveways; porehes;
Eisnff Einds of waterproofins water ps ofaas F. MAR. R.
CUCCIO, Route 5. Horners lane.
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville
CoNCRETE-cement work, footings.
porches, steps. driveways, basement
esGEA. GALE: AZ. AZ essa. ssd ne" work: - C.
CONCRETE AND FLAGSToNE drive
ways. porches. walks. walls. ter
races, footings, bsmts., etc. Call
VINToN DOVE. EN-. 1874, day or
DRivEwAYs. black top or limestone
GRAHAM PETRIE. Oliver 1899
FENCE. chain-link. Take advantage
Of our August special. 15rs off
FIR. 1892, VI. 1868 ewes. Ill
FENCE, chain link, all galvanized. all
posts set in concrete: immed. erec-
tion. Get the best for less. No
money down. 80 mos. to pay. Phone
HO- 1888; ewes. 10. 3-4377. -6
FENCES, all types: concrete. car
gentry vvTk; york; cP PHA sr terms rms Bit
FLOOR sERvICE-NothlnE put ths
cleaning. parauet installation. Bruce
finishes FLOORING, CONTRAC-
TORS, INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave
GARAGE, single car. overhead door.
80 lbs. slate surface roof; wood or
sa%inuG sss5 Call 'sRS PRocr6R 5Ri' ST. e0pPsse s4a
GENERAL REMoDELING Of COM
mercia1 bldgs: new and old con-
struction; specializing in restaurant
and store fronts; plans and esti-
pstes 10y durn. RAY E, ROBERTS,
Gu1TTERs.' downspouts, tin roofing;
new or repair; reas. rates: 2017
Klingle I'd. NV, DE. 9611. r.
MODERNIZING and additions: cellar
to roof. Call ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
INC CO. 1909 Eye st: NV
PLANS DRAWN
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SITUATIONS MEN (con,l

SITUATIONS MEN (cont.D
MAs ysHns sspsr asFirss AZ sseR Rsh' elevator
MAN, colored. desires elevator Job
nights or any other work AT S643.
MAN. colored. wants work as plat
form man or checker in warehouse,
or truck driver. Call NO. 512s; give
MAN, colored,. wants Job driving
truck; car or any kind of driving.
PAPER HANGER, painter-Full equip
nsrt; nona t.: Job Or Or day; sS;s prompt and Tsa-
sTEWs?alkfp de; desirss es0oi Job fully expert
eenced; have written references as
Tu; 2S!4, Ask for MR.. GRAY. g.
WAICHMAN. building guard and ele-
Soa YouSG Sesfsta NAN would @S nSe4 ike porpers
Recent rec; Tan eo coNNEcT1cur e.1' UNIV.
grad, B.A. degree is seeking perm.
employment; good references. Box
ytSIS YOUNG sisE; SETTLED VETERAN, 80.
sociology and psychology, MA. in
educational psychology from Duke
Univ. desires position with future
manassrisl; Experienced in n bank; !
YoTNG ALERT. AMBITIoUs sales
man seeking permanent position
with good future. Box 32-Y, Star.
So
TILE SETTER BEGINNERS
Just completed / year specialized
on bathrooms. shower stalls, floor
quarry, etc. Phone AT 1898. IS
SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN
CARETAKERS' JOB, both exper..
sober; white coupe. RANDOLPH,
Olympic S937. r.
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VERY SPECIAL
POULTRY AND EGGS

500 BLUE RIBBON New Hamp. rec
pullets. 5-6 weeks old; S125 apiece
lockwood POULTRY RANCH, call
any time. Fairfax 5OS-W. =
JAMES FEED STORE. 6l9 K st NV
fo leedS oaoy E chleSS m6S9
TURKEYS. ducks and laying hens
reasonable prices. OIL. S931 -
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PAINTING??????

And you don't know whom TO call?
Phone the Williams Paint
Co., DE. s"O2. for free advice. We
will help you select a painter to fit
your job from our long list of reput-
able painters A free service oi
SherMin- Williams Paints
Evening star., 1949-08-06
MODERN DRY CLEANER

General Merchandise Store
Doing about 81 LOCO per week. deep
freeze, meat cutter, ice cream plant.
Stock estimated at $4,000. Garage
with shop and gas pumps. Modern
3-bedroom brick home and 4 acres
of fertile soil: f5 miles from D. c.
Price, $4,000; Sl1,500 cash.
BUCKLEY g. BUCKLEY
46l7 LEE HIGHWAY, ARL., VA.
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FARM AND GARDEN

LANDSCAPE SERVICE - sodding
grading and planting; sod and ton
sol! del. Ask operator for Ashton
LANDscApE GARDENING equipment,
incl. ~ truck; equipment suitable
for opening landscape business. TU.
rLAGSTONE WALKS. terraces, fire.
places rock gardens, fish ponds, re-
tanning walls, pipe drainage; all
kinds Of cement work. F. MARCUC-
CIO, Route 3, Horners lane. Rock
willie. Nd. Phone Rockville 1858.
Choremaster and attachments. JAG
aues 4-wheel tractor and pillow,
$3.50. See US for parts or service.
CENTRAL MOTOR Co, CH. 1000.
TOP soil III fH' I'M dirt e'sd0R rosd eravel vel blue
stone, manure. 10. $3.50 or sH
FORD FERGUSON TRACTOR snd
ploW: S700 or best offer: mower
available. Ask operator for Bowie
BOYLE TREE sURGERY-For tree
removals. spraying, trimming Cal
81. 72l3 day or RA. 1878 sfter, 8
BULLDozERs. rent or contract tol
LAND clearing and e.eavatinE oss Tess
-lS
WANTED TO BUY. picking machine
ccoon, hound puppies for sale. DU
GREENHOUSE for rent; excel. cond.
oil heat; propaRating bed. HO. 5694
Very reasonable S
TRACTOR, David Bradley, with al
garden attachments. including pillow
almost new. S235. OIL. 65sS. =
SOD-Good sod for sale on the
ground. OIL. 1852. -
VERY SPECIAL
Must be seen TO be appreciated 3O(
gorgeous blue, pink and variegatec
home garden grown hydrangeas,
to 30 blooms, ST to $3.50 each
800 Japonica evergreens, make fine
hedges or other landscaping, 1Oc up
See JOHN, 1907 Byers st. Sc, HI
1891 or EX. 6746. Sun. only. -
TREE SERVICE
Trees cut down and removed with
power tools; cut in fireplace length
II desired. GE. 65q5. i
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PLANS DRAWN

For residential and commercial build
ings by an experienced designer
Call Hobart 1896 -
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Why pay rent? You can buy this
commercial lot 1SOx1S0 with mod
brick and cinder block bldg, incl.
5-rm. living quarters and general
store. for $4,000 cash and assume
S15,500 1st trust. Located in
nearby Va. Plenty of room for in
stallation of gas station. Act now.
Call Mr.. Brown,
YEONAS REALTY
Evening star., 1949-08-06

COCKER CLOSE-OUT
12 beautiful puppies must 90.
MALES, $50; FEMALES, S15.
CALL ANY TIME, SH. 1888
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CoLORED TAVERN, class c license
good location: monev-maker; owner
sick: immed. possession. Mornings
TR. 1883: after 4, Ii. 3-616O. -
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DANES-DANES-
9 week old cropped-beautiful. Bred
from champions. Your opportunity to
get a dog you will be proud Of ,i
KENNELS, Alex, Va. Duke st. ext.
3 miles out. TIE. 2430.
DOG\ AND CAT FOODS
Fresh and frozen horse meat. meals,
kibbles. biscuits, canned foods; low
. est prices; free delivery. Capitol Pet
Supply, 426 r st. NV, co. s637
Evening star., 1949-08-06

SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN
CARETAKERS' JOB, both exper..
sober; white coupe. RANDOLPH,
Olympic 1887, +"
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FURNITURE-Twin bedsteads. maple;
comb. radio -phonograph; sweeper;
ironing board; misc; all very reas
Phone FA. 25q7. -
FURN.-Liv. rm.. and din. rm.. suite
both complete: very good condition
% 46th pl. ne. Ii. 3-2111. IS
FURN.. mahogany bedrm. suite. din.
ette table and 6 chairs of matchins
mahogany. Call OV. 1886 or OV
369S. -
FURN.-Bleached oak dinette set; {
end tables and l coffee table, wal
Reasonable. Call vi. 3541 anytime
Evening star., 1949-08-06
MAKE MONEY

MANI NUN T. I
With this beer. restaurant and gas
business. Loc. 80 miles so. of Alex,
on No. ] hwy. Bus. has been doing
$1,000 per yr. Full price only
$1,000. Rent. Ss5 mo. Don't miss
this opportunity.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
116 So. St. Asaph st. TIE. 7343.
Evening star., 1949-08-06

FURNITURE. Magic Chef gas range,
lge. size; Coolerator ice box. 10 lb.
size; Majestic table radio; Westing-
house console elec. sewing mach. and
attachments, st. cows. for 1949
Hudson, commodore 8; works OF
radio. FA. 2S45. -
FURNITURE-some genuine Early
American ANTIQUES; also scatter size
Oriental rugs; offer at y to " un-
der recent appraisal. HO. 1914. Z
FURNITURE - Hollywood bed, 40
inches wide; reasonable. HO. 1854.
Evening star., 1949-08-06

man Shepherd; all 2 mo- old; excel.
stock; IS, $40, SIS. Vienna 22S-W.
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FURNITURE: Large maple chest with
mlrFor eoVef ST. Ga mHdsEa TA dlss6 hss6 with SIP
FURNITURE-3-pc. liv. rm. set, $50;
desk, $3.50; desk. S25; 5-pc. din.
rm. set. $40: bedrm. set. S1O0;
chest, S25; floor lamp, So: step
table, $50; coffee table. So: book
case, S15; double bed. matt. and
Spr.. $40. Week ends or ewes, Ii.
3-6651. IS
FURN.-Beaut. Lawson sectional. ex-
ceptional quail: club chair and otto
man. 935 N. Quincy. ,Arl.,. Va. ;-S
FURNTTURE-Love seat. hide-a-bed,
sofa bed. unpainted furn., deep
freeze, Vene. blinds. oW. 91s7.
Evening star., 1949-08-06

FURNITURE - Chest of drawers,
vanity. steel bed with springs and
mattress; steel guitar with amplifier
like new; bicycle. vi. 1045. -6
Evening star., 1949-08-06

MONEY MAKER
Small restaurant In growing COM
munity of nearby Va. Spotless new
equipment in new bldg. with 5-year
lease No competition. Health only
reason for selling. For particulars,
phone Mr.. Grimm,
HOME REALTY co.
Realtors, Elmwood 696, or RE.
Evening star., 1949-08-06

FURNITURE-Uprig piano, dining
rm. set, bedrm. set, baby furn. y,
lawn mower, etc. OR 4171. .
FURNITURE-Comp solid maple
liv. rm. suite. apt.-sized washing
mach, other miscel. Items. 81. 9247
Evening star., 1949-08-06

TYPEWRITER. Underwood No. 8, in
peri. cond, $50. EN-. O735.
TYPEWRITER RENTALS. Underwood,
3 mos. in adv. 81 so, no del; SIS add.
dep. 51l6 10th st. NV. GE. 1888.
TYPEWRITERS, Underwood, S32 so;
L. C. Smith, S42 so RE. llT.
TYPEWRITER Royal portable.
brand-new: S65 or best offer. Call
LU 3-56@S =
UTILITY CABINET, metal, large, S6
walnut marble-top table, SIS: buf-
fet server din. table, $40. AID. 1922
Evening star., 1949-08-06

FURNITURE-One mo. old; 2-pc. liv
rm. regency. fringe trimmed; fan.
back chair, coffee. end tables. 9
Chinese lamps, wall mirror, summer
and winter rugs. pads. Admiral
comb. radio. T-pc. mahog. bedrm
set; leaving town. will sacrifice. GE
9432 -
for complete l-rm
The Arizona post., 1949-12-02
New US Loan
Chances Slim

WASHINGTON (JTA) - Israel
stands as much chance of getting
further United States Govern
ment loans "as the proverbial
SNOWFALL in Hades," Robert R.
Nathan, economic adviser to the
Jewish Agency, said at lunch
con of the American Veterans
Committee.
Pressure on Israel to readfnit
Arab refugees and to agree to
Observation-Disclosures of Jerusalem
precluded any possibility of eur
ther loans"
The Arizona post., 1949-12-02
UJA Holds Up
Chicago Drive

United Jewish Appeal (UJA)
has informed Chicago that UJA
is not to be advertised as in
cluded in their 1850 drive, the
National Jewish Post reports.
This action arises out of the
fact that Chicago allocates $3,797,-
600 for 1949, having raised $8,-
100000. In 1948 they raised SILL
100000 and UJA received about
$7,400,000. UJA pointed out they
not only bore the brunt of the
drop in 1949, but considerably
more. When in 1947 they raised
practically as much as 1949, UJA
received 80 per cent of the total.
This year they got only 43 per
cent.
UJA leaders said big cities
could not use the needs of Jews
in Israel and abroad as a basis
for raising money and then allo-
cate it for local charities.
The Arizona post., 1949-12-02
Mrs. Danzig Is
Mizrachi v.Pres.

Mrs. Abraham Danzig was re-
elected National Vice-President
and Midwest Regional Chairman
at the oath annual convention of
Mizrachi Women at Atlantic City
last month. She took prominent
part in the proceedings, serving
as chairman of the Jewish Ma
tional Fund session, attended by
1900 persons. She also conducted
the Regional session, comprising
members from 40 states.
The Arizona post., 1949-12-02

In conjunction with Jewish
Book Month, Rabbi Albert Bill
gray, Temple Emanuel, will re-
view three contemporary books
at succeeding Friday night serv-
ices. These are Here To Stay"
The Arizona post., 1949-12-02

by F. B. Komaiko, Dec. 9; Leo
Schwartz's new book 'The Root
and the Bough'', which the Rabbi
says is very good, on Dec. Is;
and on Dec. 21 Pierre Van Paas-
sens "Why Jesus Died"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-18
new FISHING RULES
AVAILABLE AT FWS

Receipt OF l949 regulations gov
erning commercial fisheries of
Alaska will put an end to one side
of an argument that has been
going on among fishermen-that
of required boat marking.
Section 102.8a, on boat marking
for aerial Identification, reads:
Each decked, powered fishing
boat, unless engaged solely in the
halibut fishery, shall display its
name or register number on top OF
the pilot house roof or other upper
deck in such manner as to he
clearly visible from above. Such
name or number shall be in letters
at least six inches in height and
of contrasting color to the back
ground"
Dan H. Ralston. law enforcement
supervisor of the US. Fish and
Wildlife Service. says this regula-
ton also applies to vessels fishing
black cod or under permit. Many
inquiries have been received about
this.
Copies of the new regulations
have just arrived and are available
liz Room 422, Federal-Territorial
Building.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-18
STREAM SAMpLING
SHOWS EARLY RUN
OF PINK SALMON

Migration OF pink salmon fry
down streams flowing into Kat
leian Bay, Baranof Island, reached
its peak about April 81 to May l,
and will probably continue
throughout this week Runs are in
very much smaller numbers.
1t is estimated that migration
started about April l.
H, C. Scudder, Fish and Wildlife
Service fishery management agent,
returned Saturday night from Kat
leian Bay, where he left his crew
to complete the sampling.
scudder's party arrived there
April Z to install a downstream
migrant sampling station, especi-
ally for the pink salmon fry. The
plant was in operation April TO-
observations being taken every tour
hours.
Observers verified the theory
that pink salmon fry are nocturnal,
as the recordings Tor l ana am.
eamplings gave far the heaviest
yield.
The annual migration is directly
affected by water temperature-the
warmer the. water, the earlier the
fish hatch and start downstream.
Despite heavy snow tScudder re-
ports four feet on April y, other
winter conditions had been favor
able. There was evidence of some
pink salmon migration as early as
March IS.
According to Scudder, it will take
another week or 10 days to COM
plete the data On sampling. Then
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-18
PARKER FAMILY RETURNS
AFTER 3 MONTHS IN STATES

Mr.. and Mrs. larry raraer an.
three daughters returned Saturday
aboard the Princess Louise after
Spending three months in the
States.
Parker, member OF the staff OF
the Alaska Department of Health
division of sanitation and engineer
ing, attended a three-month course
at Columbus, Georgia. Mrs. Park
er and daughters visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Parkers families in Maine
and Vermont, where she was joined
by her husband a week before they
returned to Seattle by plane.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-18

it will be analysed to provide esti-
mates of the 1851 salmon run. BY
correlating downstream statistics
with those of parent fish migrating
upstream, FWS scientists will ar
rive at conclusions for predicting
the run two years from now, and
be able to estimate mortality at
sea and other factors affecting the
cycle.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-18
Thursday Morning and Afternoon

Thursday Morning and Afternoon
Sign On
7:00-Alarm Clock Club
7:30-News.
7:45-Sunrise Salute.
O-BARNYARD FOLLIES-
CHS.
Headlines.
8:20-Morning Thought.
8:25-Forecasts.
8:30-Cote Glee Club.
S;45-Modes Moderne.
9:0C--Music for the Missus.
9.30-Forecasts.
9:35-Airlane Trio.
9:45-YOU AND HOOVER COM
CHS.
l0:00-News.
1O:05-Vocal Val ieties.
10:15-Piano Playhouse.
Milady's Memo.
l1:0O-ROBERT @. LEWIS-CBS.
II Listeners Digest-ABC.
IL :45-Pipes of Melody.
II :55-Forecasts.
l2:00-.5alon Serenade.
12:15-News.
l2:30-Luncheon Date.
:00-BEAT THE CLOCK-CBS.
1:15-Four Knights.
1:30-Meet the Band.
2:00-MUSIC FOR YOU-CBS.
2::30-Light Classics.
3.00-HOWARD SMITH Obs.
3.15-ORGAN INTERLUDE-CBS.
3:30-Hit Tunes.
4.30-Western Serenade.
All programs subject to change
iue to conditicns beyond our con-
'rol.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-18

Drop in at the Spring Bazaar at
the Episcopal Church Saturday at
ternoon between and 5, for a
cheering cup of tea or coffee, and
lock over the array OF attractive
stationery items including plastic
csrds. Many other things on sale,
too. SO At
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-18
RADIO LOG
X In y
Alaska Broaocasting Co.
@. B. s.
DIAL. 146n--IIINEAII

g. B. S.
DIAL 1460--JUNEAU
WEDNESDAY EVENING
5:00-Adventures in Research.
5:15-Heres to Vets.
5:30-GENE KRUPA-CBS.
600-News.
6:15-Music.
6:20-Sport Scenario.
::30-Dinner Music.
6.45-Local News.
7:C0- Sammy Kaye Showroom.
tbs Three Suns
7:30-ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS
Forecasts.
8:05-Songs by Sinatra.
8:15-NIGHT EDITOR BS.
8.30-PEOPLE'S PLATFORM
CHS.
9:00-Alaskan News.
9:15-Viking Varieties.
9:30-ROCKY CHS.
10:00-Tomorrow's News.
l0:15-Drifting on a Cloud.
10:30-Forecasts.
Sign off.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-18

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Montana labor news., 1949-11-17
SOROPTOMIST KIDS
GET DEER

Earl Robinson prominent rancheT
nj Ruby VALLEY reyer iaii. to do
q good turn.
.lohn Stanton. BARRIERS uniou Wa
hunting ii RUBY Valley and found
himself ,respa,sing on Earls ranch
Instead OF getting kicked oil the
ranch. Earl invited John in Tor
lunch Alter lunch he asked .lohn
il he would be 50 Kind a. 10 take
in a quarter oi deer to the Sorop
tomist Children'> Home.
Earl la, always been a con
trihu,or 10 the annual Rocky Noun
tain Sporismen A>>ooia,ion', irolic
held each March.
Thanks a lot Earl from u, in
Butte ior the Soroptomist kids.
Montana labor news., 1949-11-17
NO PAUPER'S GRAVE FOR
KING OF HOBOS

New Nork-IimouSineS. iloral
and even a hired musician.
were on hand to provide an inn
pressive funeral when Dan O'Brien,
king Of the hoboes' was buried in
a Stanten Island cemetery.
lie had expected a paupcr's grave
in "Pottcr's Field as bcfitting his
in lie, but more fortunate
ruled otherwise. Much OF
Montana labor news., 1949-11-17
Pity the Clerks;
Show Them This

Porter Henry. president 81 a New
York sales consuliant company, pro-
NOTED a mechanical stoolie device
at the National Advertisers con-
yen,.on 10 use on the retail clerks.
It's a miohrophone 10 be placed
under store counters. For open pro-
motion purposes. il is TO check on
how good a selling job the clerks
DO. bu, the promoter says its mostly
used Tor "eavesdroppine Could be
used 10 lind on, ii they talk about
union, too.
Montana labor news., 1949-11-17
$5.5 BILLION DEFICIT
PROVES TRUMAN RIGHT

Isn't i, terrible, groan the Fulton
LcwiSe, and George Sokolsys, the
Federal Government will run up a
of SIS billion during the
fiscal year.
But these same commentators
and columnists never mention the
SS-billion taN reduction bill passed
by the SOth congress. The measure
gave big tax cuts to rich persons
but only a icw pennies TO workers.
When the tax bill was enacted
over his veto in 1913, President
Truman warned that it would cause
a deficit How right he wasl
Montana labor news., 1949-11-17
CONVENTION CITY TO
BE HOUSTON IN 1850

Washington.-The American Fed
Grafton OF Labor will hold its 1880
convention at Houston, Texas, be-
ginning Monday. Sept. Is.
That was announced by Secretary
Treasurer George Meany upon COM
pletion OF a mail poll OF Executive
Council members on invitations to
come to Houston, Cleveland or Mi
ami. Fla. next year
The Council has been assured
al adequate hotel Accommodations
with the Rice Hotel as head
quarters.