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HELP poMEsTIc

COOK white only, exper.. for farm
repre near Great eat Falls vs nsons must ts, Gye
Plain tasty cookins, dishwashins,
S135., Call Daleview 90s2, or write
r B2x g so2, Vienna Xa; 30, 20
refs: REQUIRED. OIL. 221e. II
CIV, plain cooking. help with ,
chill. CHILDREN; pvt I'm, and bath: ss"5
ST. and carfare. GE. 5490. after g.
GIRL, experienced houseworker. good
with laundry. and iron, pleasant
and neat with children; references
necessary. 10 till 3; SIG. DE.
GIRL, live in, cook; fond Of children:
GIRL, colored, g.h.w., 8 to |, S15;
live walking distance. e0O9 Kalo-
HoUsEKEEPER' Esps K PER NO of coapie aSss white,
for empolyment near Rockville Md;
good vases and modern living
HOUSEKEEFER-COM white.
i've in. iisht cookins for m AS two: iaI, no
laundry, no drinking, five-day week
Ref. from last employer and health
ssesTdtisscate; $3.50 per month. Box
xee2 room saS and 10 bos4d SssP neudsd e sdo
heavy laundry, no cooking. JAY
DEEs, 1907 6 St. NV.
WIZ windows, iona 81 ehiid5sa
,refsrencss required, oW; 6144:
week: in Bethesda. Call OIL. 75ls.
PART-TIME G.H.w.. a:3o till pm,
5-day vk.; small apt; plain cook
ing, light laundry; $3.50. ia.
RESIDENT MAID. colored, light cook
to live in. AT. 1885. lie
SETTLED WOMAN. white or colored.
as mothers helper. sleep, in upstairs
rm;, other help empl:- for laundry
f6I Aus xhss ass II. %dqs M assa S5 e sn5 :,
WOMAN, white, care for invalid
woman. some cooking and clean
ing; live in, 5la days. Refs. AK.
WOMAN, colored or white, to do
Of l small child in exchange for
nice rm. and board and small weekly
Ts!srs f hame a0dsEP ea VI sP'5fases 5ias le
WOMAN, white. not over As; light
cooking and kitchen work in pri-
vate rest home; live in; good home
and salary for the right party. SH.
WOMAN, colored, e6-4o yrs. Of age
to live in new home; gen house
duties. 5R-day week. room and
board plus S15 wk.. perm. Apply at
store. 1895 H st. ne.
LIVE IN, g.h.w.. live in brand-new
home. . daughters ages 9 and .
years, best references expected. Only
permanent persons apply. No sum-
mer or transients please. WO. $3.50.
10
EMPLOYED FAMILY desires settled
mature woman to care for small boys
and apt; live in and earn $50 per
mo-; ~ days of per wk. GIL. 400.
Ext. 1888 -17
PATIENT DEPENDABLE WOMAN for
gh.w. and assist with convalescent;
references required. Call WO. 4I26.
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SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN
COUPLE, live in, husband work else
where. Can DI. 429S. City ref. lie
SITUATIONS WOMEN
BOY, 2 AND MOTHER, 3s, white,
desires home situation involving an
other child; live in. SANDERS,
$500 Southern ave. Sc. Apt. 301
COLLEGE GRAD. Jap-Amer.. wants
GIRL. colored, wants evening work oil
baby sitting. CO.. e217.
GRAD. NURSE, colored, refined, ex-
per. care invalid, elderly case, full
or part time. NO. 1880. 15s
NURSE, housekeeper. settled. com.
plete charge, motherless home OF
home Of Christian adults; exp.
reference. ia. 0514.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, want,
work taking care q children er AM
kind. Call MI. 1856 after 1890.
PRACTICAL NURSE. 40. or house
keeper comp; can drive, VIII travel
BOX 2-V, Star 17s
sECRETARY-Intellieent and cap
able; Federal test rating S5. MRS
ROGERS. 1900 Send pl. s.e. vi
sTTEkHNoGRApHER, secretary, v.rie.
exp, incl. editorial: available nov
BOZ 3S4-s, Star. 10
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KAMP KAHLERT
RE-WEAVING
BUSINESS SERVICES
HONE IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS, porches, kit. interiors,
alterations of all types; guar. work
SUBURBAN FEMODELING CO., OIL.
BUILDING and carpentry. additions,
recreation rooms, attics finished into
ai Msnville foUa foot,na' pA'is; asbestos siding.
insulated brick siding. cutters and
spouts; yrs. to pay. Call 81. !s3l.
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. flag
hrepiaces, cement driveways, porches'
iialIa1s ali ktnds salis' q waterproofns. eipa
MARCUcCIO, Route 5. Horners lane.
Rockville. Md Phone Rockville
CONCRETE. CEMENT woRK-Foot-
ings, porches, steps, driveways. .bsnat.
irs.. retaining walls. Old and new
work. G. GALEA, AT. 1864 lis
OkivLWAYs; oiacK TOD o. limestone I'm. ..so1.
GRAHAM pETRIE Oliver 1922
FENCE, modern chain lensths; 81
parts. etc. Retail or erected. FHA
payments. HER-Ko1R CO. 2224
pa pa. ases aye; Sc" days FIR. 1882; eyes
FENCES, ali types-concre.e, stone.
eaTpentryi sIT T + Ryr Fla has terms rs ST 20. 1900
- III Z EENSE W. l."
FENCES, chain length. all posts
set in concrete, all galvanized ma
terial; S1.30 per running II. in
stalled. No down payment, SO mos.
to pay. Call any time for free
estimate. DE. 1918. .-15
FLOOR SERVICE-Nothing but the
best: laying. sanding. hnisnlng:
esleanine. DaIauet instailation; Rrues
ToRsi INC 1879 Wisconsin ave
GESERAL' REMoDEL1NG of, COM
mercial bldgs: new and old con.
and store fronts; plans and esti-
mates turn. RAY E. ROBERTS,
MoDERNizIno ana additions; cellai
to roof Call ST. 3366-61 for free
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT
INC CO 1908 Eye ct ~ -.
PAINTING AND DECORATING-4C
years at making homes brighter
unexcelled workmanship at reason.
able rates. For free estimates cal
LUCAS, LUCAS & LUCAS. Gil 114S
III
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while 1 have
the materials. W. D. TAYLOR.
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RESTAURANT

For sale or lease. Good location
condltioning Low rent, long lease
to responsible party with small in
vestment. Phone GE. a55s. = to Q
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AGENTS

AGENT WANTED by manufacturer of
builders in Washington area. Pre-
fer man with cabinet experience,
thoroughly acquainted with local
contractors. Write. giving details
and references to Box 90-S. Star:
-1H
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Is ROOMS-3 BATHS
Room and board; Col. rd and Goth
NV; approx. ST. 400 mthlv. income
quoted; 4-year lease; very, very nice
place; only s. 800 down Ex 1853
& LUTZ. INC.
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127 B st. Sc, AT. 1894.

Kosher-Style Delicatessen
Grill. Aforementioned, newly equipped.
downto WI: real proposition for
q rood man.
Auerbach g. Co., DI. 6501
1424 K st. NV, AID. 5901. DE. s640.
Ia
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LUNCHEONETTE-SODA

Very busy place. Beautifully equipped.
Air conditioned. Top location.
Owner states $500 month net
500. $4,000 down. Shown by appt,
only Investigate this bargain.
CHRIST CHAPLIN
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Distributor Wanted

In your city by Baltimore manufac-
turer for our new inexpensive fiuo-
resent tube. changeable letter sign
(S225O and 5000 retail price,.
MODEL CO.. 1916 Edmondson ave.
Baltimore ~ Md II
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Thriving Hardware Business

Thriving Hardware Business
An opportunity to have your own
business. Ideally located hardware
store in Takoma PIX Owner is leav-
ing city Can be bought on reason
able terms Get full details from Mr.
Holstrom ewes, CO. 1913. Exclu-
sivsly with:
METZLER REALTORS
l106 Vermont Ave. DI. 5000.
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SAlEsMEA Cont !
WASHINGTON, D. c.

line of light, medium and heavy
duty trucks; excellent opportunity
to become associated with one of
the outstanding sales organizations
tn America; remuneration based on
salary and commission. Reply, CIV
ing age, educational background and
experience Replies held confiden-
tial Box 455-S, Star. -l5
Excellent Opportunity"
Assistant manager for travel con-
cern; direct sales dept, training
and travel exp, guar. high earn
ings, comm, bonus; perm. with adv.
Apply only II 1924, single. neat
appearing; able to start immedi-
ately. MR.. DANE, Lafayette Ho-
tel, 1913. Sat, Sun. or Mon. Is
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LIQUOR STORE

Very good neighborhood; located be-
tween warehouses; selling mostly
y pints and wines; doing about
So. ZOO week Information, ask for
KENNY" at CO. 1890. 30
Sacrifice-Far Below Value
Tavern. beer. wine, liquor. Money
maker for many years and still is.
Owner really sick II seriously in
terested, see this busy spot at once.
N. ]. ave. and o st. NV. Sell to
white or colored. IL
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ColOred-ReStaurant
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

Glass c. Showing good profit viii
sacrifice. Make offer. Cash or easy
terms. SH. 35l5. "a
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Real Estate Saleswomen
SKIP TRACERS

Must be thoroughly experienced in
credit location. Permanent position,
No night work Good salary Apply
Mr.. Kelly. MARVIN'S CREDIT, INC,
-21 cth eft n " Ia
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TELEPHONISTS

For credit collection work. Perma-
nent position: good salary. No night
work. Apply Mr.. Kelly, MARVIN S
ATTRACTIVE POSITION
For lady 25 to 80: young lady with
casualty insurance experience; col
lege education preferred; answer,
giving age, educational BACKGROUND,
experience and salary expected.
Write Box 1877. Star. lie
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FUh SCAhF. Hllk. luAulLOuS U.NS
frost, 4 skins. Sacrifice. co. b27s.
FURNACE. Radiant Ideal Furnace Co,
zeal i iirea I hot s7ss Sster' excellen. Ni9 c9n-
FURN.-Contents of 7.rm. house;
table. occasional hairs. French Hav-
Hand china, glassware, utensils. Gil.
FuRN.-Liv. URN rm.. bedrm. and miscel.:
must sell Immediately: reasonable.
rHHRN.s2s47 HRSne ~ osse ss.eeu.-tt refsr.: excel.
eond.. sls5. j lse. a!yan With 81 slig 3
lawn lawn mower. @ Sib. Tricycle.. SO. 3
used tires and tubes. 81. One 1a4s
portable elec. washer, $40. GL. 1914.
fsaSs0isHHdHie iess sss! ssadio esS eeues SO sofa
and chair. red velvet, $11Q. Boudoir
chair, SIS. Channel-bac boudotr
chair, S25. closeout fiber rugs. 6x9.
sx10, 9x1e; sl0-$15: Antique rock
Open ewes. It'll o. Hi 14tan st. NV.
FURN-cribs, s1e and s17. Dining
rm. suite. $40. Bedrm. suite. $75.
Mahogany end tables. $l5 ea. En-
siysloDsdia si,a sse nss AmeTlianss KE ss.ss&s4 & s'o
rHRS. H1sS %lsfi ASp RGL Rfi hSM2 gTIi.aoMust
sell. Cali AT. 2574 before 9 IN.
FURNITURE-Bedrm.., liv. rm. and
din. Im;: real bargalns; sHIr1 TRTaNsFnR IsTMs ssR
= STORAGE CO., 1918 You st. NV.
FURNITURE-BsaussifuI modern oder vitS iiy,
black LACQUER; dinette, black LACQUER
and lined oak; kitchen cabinets:
nursery. vacuum and attachments,
swiTlSry .lS yashs.s ssos etc. All or sep
FURNITURE : Living room. walnut
davenport bed, rug. nah. chairs and
table, book .,.h shelf Franklin 1890 X.
rHHRRNirGRE@4b HRE III S0-.a hotels. Dressers,
desks and tables; So to S15; z china
cabinets and bufists. $I2 te $50;
hole desks; $1sS, H.. 70 t5s; ls IN
FURNITURE-Drop-leaf table, nah.
finish, good as new, S24. AD. 1421.
FURNITURE, 6-pc. swedish maple
dtnstts set s46. uN. $500. III
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Due to very unusual circumstances
this neatly equipped. compact store,
located In a very active NV. busi-
ness area, is offered for immediate
sale and merits your consider atlon
ii you are in a position to negotiate
a cash deal. This store should gross
approx. S150.000 per annum and
can be easily operated by an owner
and l clerk. In order to expedite
the sale Of this store, we have been
authorized to accept the best cash
offer for the key and equipment
including a very attractive lease.
plus the market value Of the stock
subject to an inventory, which now
is approx $4,000. We only re.
commend thfs offering to q qualfied
party, experienced in this field, ana
we feel confident that for such q
party q very favorable deal can
now be negotiated on cash basis.
II you are on the market for
LIQUOR store of this type, We suggest
that you contact our once for the
full details and request that you DO
SO in person. Again we repeat that
this store must be sold and some
shrewd buyer Is in position to buy
1t below the market value by acting
Immediately. Information to quail
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Broker. woodward BLDG. =. 1885.
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CONTINUED on Next PaesJ
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SHOP and beauty salon.
3 chairs, 3 booths: rent.
'ERMAN, EN-. 0303 till
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have q large stock of practically nev
lumber in various sizes from the in
ssusural stands at tn the 1aenin Tisnt price de
nailed. suitable for sheathing or sub
ING q BUILDING MATERIAL co
4OO2 Minn. ave. ne. AT. 6617. .-1F
MATTRESS, inner.springs; condition
MRsT HeSd; saGh sGhrs5ER, 1fisrd National, aasS used
twice. cost $3.50. sell for $3.50. Out
Of business. Bargain. No dealers
MTTEMiEGsssApH TN ssss DurL1cAroR, 's used
only 3 times; ink. paper: lettsrlins
ton fiuid and stencils all included;
owner leaving town. Ii. 3-l657,
MowER-Lawn or weed. power sickl,
bar, Eclipse Tornado: like new; cos
x9y9k Ss19 sell SaSst Sa51 81 e. Sass sss cost q
8 nm. and 16 nm. Kodachrome !.
keeping you from making movies
we suggest you check our low prices
and start shooting again. Also larg'
savings In cameras and projectors
Please do not phone except In enier
Z is !; i}ZS5 Is ! Fl IL sSs
MHsicAh IRSR ln'ii ii.NsTRuMENrs i TiENr Buy a
Jordan's, 18th and G sts.. NV, ant
save up TO- 40es on popular instru
grnt; gT s4Sc Ss f1SE oEDAN isansaIS PIASo ~ss co
OFFICE OFFICE FURNiTURE, desks, stee
and wood, ali sizes. SIS and ur
File cabinet, legal letter size. stet
and wood tables. bookcases, leathe
furniture, typewriters' every ro UP
furniture for once ana nom, nome
MpANaATTAS pTiisf rfaiSneIf officE re- Eaufp ts co
639 New York ave. NV. Open
OFFICE ffgS FURNITURE. reconditione
desks. chairs. files. tables. etc. AZ
9th st. s.w ME. 1865 ,.,.
.anss. up'lsst p1ae 'esd cs1 sfser
piANos iANsSo;s te), slightly used, steinw.
baby grands. / only 16 mos, old
both Instruments are peri: and ca,
BE purchased At ,Scsi srsSta a,.,nWsy rs6ucyions a
thorized dealer. CAMPBELL MUSIC
PfASosMwe islii alos have Ia for summer clear
ance an exceptionally fns selectioI ss 2.
some reduced rs much as S195; ais.
. good selection Of pianos returned
from rent. Substantially under oul
orig. price. CAMPBELL MUSIC co.
l1VS u 81. u.W.s IA. oFOf. -
uAny modeis. AIsuia Suiis 81 Saidv.n: smbsdiei
features Of small &rands and up'
right: fun resonant tone. responSivt
action. durability and eye appealing
ease designs In mahogany. walnut
ebony. liGht oak and prima vera IN.
ish. Exclusive at HUGO WORCH
PiAHo. recently rsconditioned. full
strinaed. console, Klakauer; eas,
PIANO, Story Z Clark. like new
$3.50. 1907 California Ut. NV.
Apt "a. NO, 1892. -15
PIANO, spinet, MAHOGANY. exceflen
cond.; sacrifice, $426. 1913 sth st
PIANO, weber Upright. medium size
lovely mahogany ea8es beautiful
tons, 5000. DI. 1894 -17
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ADDITIONS, porches, kit. interiors,
alterations Of all types; guar. work.
SUBURBAN EEMODELING CO., OIL.
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sGGs, sye imported. Persian. oriental en
design. real heavy, closely woven for
geo wearing; exs e,1s 81,
SSiees esY HaYrAiR nsr ifFs' saop. iss5 q
RfFLEs-New winchester. 20. cali
bsr go: WINCHESTER r. ealiber 3as;
90 $3.50: Soon Savage age Ss-Ed. a5o-s, 900
go and 400. we buy guns. TRAD
ING POST. 1896 M st. NV, MI.
SAW FILING EQUIPMENT. brand
new Foley; for all make saws. must
A. 4. WEATHERsBY. 64l East Cap
itol st. Phone FIR. 4s45. IT.
SECRETARY, extra wide; SID ma-
derful bargain. cail oL. Oss9. III
SEWING MACHINE, Singer modern
table electric ssAn model. de- excel, condition.;
SEWING Nc MsxcHTNE. Srsnd-n.x desk
model for S120. Call TR. 393S
SEWING MACHINES, s24.5O up,
Som. Son 0s5sss ae%ensssation. - n sos iitn St.
SEWING MACHINES Cut-rste
prices Electric portables, S25:
electric table models. $49. so; tai
lors' and dressmakers' machines,
| S99. so; brand-new electric portables
and consoles; Mercury, Brother.
Universal and other new brands. all
S75. 2O-year guarantee. Our prices
| are the lowest in town because of
no overhead: For your cenyen-
day and Sunday till 2. 602 r st.
NV.
SEWING MACHINES. new, used. elec-
trio portables and consoles; cash or
terms. NO. 2100. 2414 14th st. NV.
SEWING MACHINES = overstocked.
clearance sale: S29.50 up; Singer,
White and domestic makes. Terms.
NORTHEAST SEWING MACHINE Ss
RADIO STORE. 1915 st. ne. TR.
SEWING MACHINES - Save $40 to
$40 this VIZ, only. Real nice port.
portable, $69.50. Singer console,
sos. / featherweight portable. Open
Fri. eve. 3S12 Lee hwy. cH. 4914.
SEWING MACHINES. treadles ana
portables, etc: low prices for this
clearance. Motors. $3.50. At our
store room, 915 10th st. NV. Elk.
6s44.
frsn0klp,.A 80 MaSA D.UAH :.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-05-21
GIRL SCOUTS COURT
 OF HONOR ON SUNDAY

The Juneau and Douglas Girl Scouts of America will hold the spring court of awards Sunday af- ternoon in the Juneau High School gym.
 Mrs. Scott Murphy is to be master of ceremonies.
 The professional will be played by Nancy Mcdowell and all Girl Scouts will take part. The pledge of allegiance to the flag will be given with arrangements in charge of Mrs. Kenneth Kadow.
 All will sing America" followed by grounding of the colors and songs by troop 1 and dance by troop 5.
 The inspirational talk will te given by Dr. E. c. Albrecht, pre- senting of awards by troop leaders, then the recessional march which will be played Ky Virginia White head
 Mrs. Kenneth Clem is program chairman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-05-21
PAVEMENT CREWS
 SURFACE STREETS,
 HARB0R DISTRICT

All streets between Harbor Way and Gold Creek and between West 9th and West 18th were sporting asphalt sufacing today as paving crews wound up work in the Small Boat Harbor district begun with first clear days this week.
 Machinery was moved onto West 11th and West 18th between Harbor Way and E Street this morning, after crews worked until 10:30 last night finishing up Harbor Way sur facing.
 Upon completion of last harbor district streets, Lytle and Green crews were expected to move to the town side of Gold Creek to work up 9th Street, to Calhoun, to surface Distin to Fosbee and the West 9th spur street from Calhoun. All lower streets on the town side of Gold Creek are to be surfaced within the next few days with the exception of Capitol Ave. which must await installation of new pipe line by Alaska Electric Light and Power Co.
 Children were still big problem for paving crews, with young watch CTS swarming to the scene of opera tions.
 Parents are warned to keep young childen away from paving opera tions to forestall possible acci- dents.
 Kids have also discovered new surfacing to be ideal for roller skating and bike riding. Final treat ment of new pavement will ruin roller skating potentialities, how ever. Coats of crushed rock and seal coat are still to be applied to all surfacing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-05-21
WELFARE DIRECTOR, 14-YEAR RESIDENT, KPRACTICAL MAN

Alaska's new Director of Public Welfare brings to the office popu. lar, dynamic personality and vari- ety of experience in dealing directly with persons of various ages
 He is better known as "Hank" than as Henry A. Harmon.
 He has had excellent formal edu- cation, but he is more than a theorist. Harmon works with his hands, and personally has helped prepare hundreds of boys and girls to be self-reliant through training in a useful trade or craft.
 Hank Harmon came to Alaska in 1885. For the IA years, he has been instructor in industrial arts and vo cational education in the Juneau Public Schools. During three of those years, he was principal of Juneau High School. He also has taught adults in night school classes.
 For all IA years, he has been member of Local 2247, Carpenters Union. of which he was financial secretary for three years. He also worked for the Alaska Travel Bu- reau, and was in charge of the Chamber of Commerce Tourist In formation Center last summer.
 The new director has been member of the Juneau Rotary Club for 10 years, serving on the Board of Directors for five. He long has been an active worker in the Boy Scout program. Harmon represent ed the city of Seward on the Terri torial Chamber of Commerce for two years.
 During the war, he served as cap tain in the Juneau unit of the Ter ritorial Guard, and he was active on the U. s. O. Board of Directors
 Harmon's extra -curricular activi- ties include instruction of the Boys and Girls Rifle Club, coaching the High School Tumbling Club, and managing the Boys Club.
 Director Harmon spent his boy hood days on farm in Wisconsin and started working with his father, a general building contractor, when he was IA. He holds a masters degree from Stout Institute, at Menomonie, Wis, which specializes in industrial and vocational educa- tion. He is a member of Epsilon Pi Tau, honorary national fra ternity.
 The new director of Public Vel fare is 42 years old, is married and the father of two boys.
 Harmon was appointed to the post yesterday by the Board of Public Welfare. He will assume his new duties June l, succeeding Russell Maynard, whose resignation becomes effective May 3i.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-05-21
SOLDIERS WIN 14-11
 IN CY0 50FTBALL TILT

ACS won over CYO 14-11 last night keeping their softtall record perfect.
 Both CYO and ACS teams were short of their own players so sub stitutes were picked from the side lines. ACS pitcher Sperl was out of town and Ward pitched the entire game.
 Runs on both sides were about even with the ACS staying one leap ahead. Sgt. Fred Farrell of ACS maintenance, bunted a home run into and through Tommy Powers, center fielder substituting for CYO.
 ACS will play their toughest game of the season Monday against the Town Criers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-05-21
REBEKAHS

Will attend church service Sun- day, II am, at the Lutheran Church. zul ~
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-05-21
LEADERS IN B. 3.

Leaders in the Major Leagues to date, including games of yesterday are:
 AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting-Zernial, Chicago, .383; DiMaggio, Boston, .374.
 Runs Batted In-Williams, Bos- ton, 32; Wertz. Detroit, 28.
 Home Runs-Stephens, Boston, g.; Williams, Boston, 8.
 Pitching-Wight, Chicago, and Lopat, New York, 40. 1000.
 NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting-Kazak, St. Louis, .364; Schoendienst, St. Louis, .359. Runs Batted In-Mize, New York Campanella, Brooklyn, 24
 Home Runs-Mize, New York, g; Gordon, New York, Campanella Brooklyn. Kiner, Pittsburgh, T. Pitching-Branca, Brooklyn, 60 1000; Heintzelman, Philadelphia Al, 800.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-05-21
61 CARRIED ON ALASKA COASTAL
 FRIDAY FLIGHTS

Yesterdays flights ty Alaska Coastal brought in A passengers and took out Is for total of 62.
 For Tenakee, passengers were: s. J. Hart, E. J. Merwin.
 For Sitka: Dr. J. T. Googe, pr. Powers, Don Foster, Arthur Power, W. Roark, Helen Hildre, Lydia Mureth, o. Light, Mrs. L. w. Card, Mrs. Earl Bland, John Akins, Mrs. w. c. Aud, F. Webber
 For Hood Bay: Albert Thomp- son; for Skagway: c. H, Kail; for Hoonah: Frank Williams; from Tenakee: S. Clark, D. Clark, Mrs. l.. H. Clark.
 From Sitka: N. O'Byran, R. Downing, Lester Green, Loretta Stitt, Margaret Scott, Lucrecia Eldemor, Mary Jacobs, w. Roark, o. H. Haman, Helen Herman, Martha Osborne, Jack Gucker.
 From Angoon: Irene Gamble, Robert Jamestown, Victor Brown, Harold Frank, Albert Frank
 From Hoonah: Anna Jackson, Billy Wilson. Jr., Mary Gordon, Eric Jackson, M Fawcett, Mrs. James Young, Mrs. lone Cheney, Erme Felton, Oliver Felton.
 From Skagway: Mrs. Helen Bee Ter c. l.. Anderson, MT. and Mrs. M. Soldin, Joyce Rivers.
 From Haines: Dorothy Wick strom, E. Martha Shelden: from R. J. Zernia, Barney Kone; from Ketchikan: John Bowen. Walter B. King, Freeman Schultz, Virginia Lowney, Bill Vim.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-05-21
|31 PASSENGERS
 ON PIMA FlIGHTS

Pacific Northern Airlines flights carried 3l passengers in and out of Juneau yesterday as follows:
 From Anchorage: Cmdr. A. J. Larsen, MT and Mrs. Robert R. Roberts, Harry Lucas, J. P. Tobin, Florence Webter, H. Ingram. E. kamperman, William O'Meara
 From Cordova: M. M. Flint. C.. F. Wyller, J. B. Reher, H. Bowman
 To Yakutat: Mrs. M. Clark, Helen McIlhardy M
 To Cordova: J. M. Angel, Harold GronroSs, Mrs. M. Roark.
 To Anchorage: William Kiloh, Ralph Green, Harriet Cooper. Robert McDaniel, Arthur Chilbeck. Col. John R. Moves, John Danaher. Mir and Mrs. R. c. Ray, E. L.. Griffin, Edwin B. Crawford, Pris- cilla Billum, J. Gerald Williams, Walter Sergeant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-05-21
FROM HAYNES

John J. Schombel is registered at the Gastineau Hotel.