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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-26
TWO TAG DAYS SCHEDULED FOR
 WINFIELD HOME

Approximately IS miles from Ju- neau on the Lena Cove road is the Winfield home and school op- erated by Miss Minnie Field with the assistance of the children at the home and anyone who takes trip out the road or who lives in the vicinity of the place knows the work that Minnie has done ir making beautiful spot out of land obtained through the Forest Service and now is her property.
 The Winfield home for the past 20 years has cared for children who nave been left by parents or taken from them by the court or placed by agencies. No child no matte: what color, creed or delinquency has ever been refused cy this big hearted naturalized American Grish descent). Today sine is caring for 1 between 43 and 45 children, the ma- jority of them placed there by the Welfare Department or the Alaska Native Service.
 The distance was so great and the difficulty of getting the child ren in town for school that sh. employed a teacher herself date. reimbursed by the Territorial Legis lature). At the present time two teachers are employed by the De- Iartment of Education and a two room school house has been built on the Minnie Field property.
 The source of income to keep this home in operation is derived only from the money pad for the care of the children from which comes not only food but clothing, dental care and the many minor expenses that children incur. Friends and tourists have made cash contribu. ticns from time to time. The Terri toiial Legislature has paid for children that had been left at the home and no payment received for them One child is paid for under the ADO program of the Territorial Public Welfare.
 On Friday, Sept. 30 and Saturday Oct. a tag day is Icing conducted by the BPW and Teen Age Club to purchase refrigerator and help defray the cost of rewiring the home for electricity. Contributions can be sent to the B. M. Behrends Bank care of Joe Sadlier. Tags will be available on the streets of Juneau and Douglas.
 Mrs. Frank Pierce will be in charge of the sale of tags in Doug las.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-26
BROWNIE TROOP NO. }
 WORKING ON POTTERY

Twenty eight Brownies were pres ent at the second meeting of Brownie Troop No B. held in the basement of the Episcopal Church at 10 o'clock Saturday morning.
 Roberta Bulk was elected as our first president, and Marilee Peter son as secretary. Sylvia Black well was appointed reporter for this meetin&
 Mrs. Sterling Sears. mother of Sharon Sears. was guest at this meeting.
 The first project. working on pot tery leaves. was started.-Sylvia Blackwell, reporter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-26
DAUGHTER BORN TO MR., MRS. SA5SEEN,
 FORMER JUNEAUITES

News has been received here of the birth of a baby girl to Capt. and Mrs. Merrel Sasseen, former Juneauites now residing in Everett Wash. The ba5y, born Sept. IF joins two other children, a brother Arthur, and sister, Sandy. She weighed pounds, IA ounces, and has been named Merrel Gail, for her father.
 Capt Sasseen, well-known Alaska airman, has been private pilot for Nick Beg recently. Mrs. iSasseer is the former Dorothy Rutherford daughter of MT. and Mrs. Roy Rutherford.
 MT. Rutherford, for many years owner of Juneau Lumber Mills here, is retired and the family now lives on Sunset Hill in northwest Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-26
COMMUNITY CENTER NIGHT
 TONIGHT, TEEN AGE CLUB

The adults are reminded that this is their night at the local Teen Age Club.
 This weekly Tuesday feature known as Community Center Night" for adults, will begin at d o'clock and continue to midnight. The square dancing starts at 8;3o o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-26
TWO 0RCHESTRA5
 IN BILL TONIGHT
 AT 201H CENTURY

No Leave, No Love" comes to the 20th Century Theatre tonight for a run of only two nights.
 Van Johnson and Keenan Wynn are among the featured stars and incidentally there are two we'll known orchestras in the produc- ton.
 There is Xavier Cugat and his orchestra and also Guy Lombardo and his famous orchestra.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-26
CITRUS IN FORT

Here from the old Seventeenth District Headquarters at Ketchikan, the CGC Citrus docked yesterday morning at the Engineers Dock with supplies, personnel and equip ment for the new headquarters here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-26
REBEKAHs TO MEET

The members of Perseverance Re- bekah lodge will hold the second meeting of the fall session We'd nesday night at g o'clock in the IOOF Hall.
 This is Past Noble Grand night. A social session and refreshments will follow the business meeting
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-26

Rummage Sale and White Ele- plants, old books, etc, Trinity Church undercroft, Sat, Oct. l, 10 a. m. 30s At
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-26

Buy your furs from Turrier- his life times experience will back up the coat. Martin Victor Furs, Inc. 297 1t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-26
TRINITY GUILD HOLDS
 RIMMAGE SALE OCT.

The rummage sale which has been planned by Trinity Guild for Saturday, October l, will be held in the undercroft of the Church, ac- cording to the. decision made by the comm hees in charge, and a variety of articles to suit household needs VII. be shown. The sale will oLen at 10 o'clock.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-26
FROM SEATTLE

Norman Stines of the Washing ton Athletic Club, Seattle, is guest at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-26
FROM wRANGELL

MT. and Mrs. Alan McCay from Wrangell are registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-26
CONDITIONS
 OF WEATHER
 ALASKA

Weather conditions and temper atrres at various Alaska points, also on the Pacific Coast. at 4:30 am, 120th Meridian Time, and released by the Weather Bureau # Il1paau fOllou.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-26

MP o RITA NIT Joint meetino-HATT TTprIT FISH
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-26

SChwiNN BIKES at MADSEN'S
Evening star., 1949-11-03
CLEARANCE OF
REFRIGERATORS AND RANGES

orig. NOW
Reconditioned NV Refrieerotor-- 6s.s5
Reconditioned Frieidoire Refrigerator 1895
Reconditioned Kelvinotor Refrigerator 1895
Reeonditioned Frieidoire Refrigerator 69.s5
6 Electric Ozonizers. DspeI kitchen
odors eeetroncoy. Less than "a
Sunroy 4-Burner Gas Ronee. 18"
poreaoin-iined oven. Drop door
broer -------l3e5o ss.s5
LANSBURGHS-Major Appliance Store, l1S Seventh
Street NV. Entrance Sepenth Street or Through
ArchiD1y in Main sBuilding)
Evening star., 1949-11-03
CLEARANCE OF CORSETS

orig.
! Foundation, front ToIon closing,
boned Size 80 3e------------lo. 1000
9 Formfex 2-Woy Stretch Grdes with
detachable woistbond, VI price - 3.95
7 Panty Plus GirdIes, VI price ----- 3.o5
| Miss Todoy Foundation, boned back
and front; small sizes. less than "
I All sotin Elastic Girdle. boned
front -----
IS Famous Make StropIess Bros; black,
sizes 32-A; less than " price - $50
LANSBURGHS-Corsets Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-03
CLEARANCE OF TEEN WEAR
CHILDREN'S SHOES

IS Prs. PotroI Boys Yellow Rubber A.
Buckle 0oIoshes, fIeeoe-Iined; sizes
2R to
IS Prs. Chidren's l-Snop Goloshes,
feeoe-lined, brown; sizes l2K
to 8
100 Prs. Teens' Potent Leother, black or
brown pumps, black suede OK
fords
Evening star., 1949-11-03
TOTS AND TODDLERS' WEAR

As fodder Cotton Corduroy 2-Pc.
CrowIer and Overall Sets; assorted $3.50
colors; sizes to 3---- 7.o5 4Ss
l25 Boys 2-Pc Cotton FIonneI Striped
Poomos; size ony----- 1o5 99e
IS Boys Sport and Dress Shirts; long
and short sleeves, assorted colors; l7oto
sizes to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2.25 1.29
IS Prs. Royon Ponties Slips and Slip l5e to
Pontes; sizes 4 and 6--- 1893 lle
S. Boys Cotton Boxer and Suspender 1896
Shorts, navy and brown; sizes to s l.o5 9ee
IS Girls White Cotton Bouses; sizes
to Observation-Disclosures LOS sSe
LANSBURGHS-Tots' and Toddlers' Shop
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-03
WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS

'l7 nitioIed Hondkerchiefs sheer Swiss =
cotton with white coored hond-
embroidered nitios Broken nitio SOC 6
assortment. Less thon VI price 100 29e
5 looe-edeed Hondkerchiefs, Irish
linen eenters. Now " price LOO soc
II Silk Evening Hondkerchisfs, yellow
and black Less thon " price 100 2se
5 Pastel Sheer Swiss Cotton Hondker-
chiefs. Less thon VI price SOC 2oe
! Linen Handkerchief with 4-corner
embroidery. " price ---- 100 soc
S-Handkerchiefs-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-03
MEMS FURNISHINGS

Orig NOW
24e imported brior pipes. Smooth or
rough eroins many shapes All
hove filters. Less thon " price LOO 1875
SO Fomous-moke royon fouIord ties.
Neot or bold designs Less thon "
price ---.---------------,--- 100 2ss
"A Fomous-rnoke string knit gloves.
Innings. 70 weor with your own
buckles Broken sizes. Less than
"a price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ZOO 7se
IA Fomous-roke string knit gloves
1870 cotton n % worsted Moize
only Broken sizes. 8 to lo--- 2e5 I.ss
As Poirs fonnous- hose. Reeuor
onket lengths Woois, nyons,
fine royons, solid colors, clocks,
oreyles in the group Broken sizes Iooto
slightly soiIed --------- 2e5 74s
LANSBURGHS-Mens Furnishings-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-03

Plain and novelty weoves. Silks royons, oottons
Plain eoIors prints Desirable lengths for blouses,
skirts, aprons and chiIdren's weor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-03
CLEARANCE OF INFANTS WEAR

Orig. NOW
| Pink Cotton Chenille Spread, " price 3.o5 1888
Cotton CrowIers, pink large. Less
thon VI price ----- 3e5 LIT
2 Cotton Creepers. Sizes ond ---- 2o5 1888
! Dotted Swiss Dress, white Six-month
size. " price -------- 1o5 97e
s Rubber Ponts. Small size. Much less
than " price Observation-Disclosures 7eo loe
Cotton Pique Pillow Tops $50 1877
] Pink Silk Bonnet. Size !. Less thon
Y, price $50 sse
] Blue Cotton Pique Dress; 6-mo. size $50 2.5s
Observation-Disclosures Wear-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-03
FINE SPRING COATS REDUCED!

- Orig. NOW
Fine sheen eobordines in toost shode.
Boxy style with scooped detail on
collor and pockets. Sizes 10 to u. 50
Less than Va price ---------- 1915 S44
BeIted-or-not California coots. Boxy
style with full 6-eore back, unusual
collar deto. Sizes 10. II, IA. Novy
wool 1878 S45
! Green wool eobordne, beted-or-not
ssle. Size 4. Less then hoIf- price 5e.75 $zs
Ctossie ( coats, betted -or-not style
Grey or green wool Size a s- e975 sss
| Fitted dressy REFER with cope COLI
lar. California coot Navy wool COB
ordine. Size Ia Observation-Disclosures 1915 $45
z Boxy eosses in fomous-nome wool
tweed, versatile beige shode ,Endur-
ing STYLE Size o ------- 1915 SIS
Boxy dressy~ coats in 2-tone oombi-
nation eoors. Navy in size II; toast
size 10 -------6 6o.75 $46
aabordip.' Sizes 10 ond 4 7----e- 1915 sssss
Z Black fitted coots in fine sheen COB
ordine with seooped collar detol.
Wonen's sizes 81 and 36 -------- 1915 SIS
| Black wool broodcIotn cope with frog
treatment. Toored by fine moker- 1915 S4S
Boxy over-suit coots, we'll toIIored OF
fine sheen eobordine. Red in size z;
navy in u; beige in 10 and A. 1915 $48
I Boxy coot in black wool. Size II.
Fonous moke ---1---- 1915 $50
Coat Salon-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-03
CLEARANCE OF WASHERS

Orig. NOW
! Easy Spindrer. Holds 9 lbs. Ioundry.
Washes, rinses and spins dy------l69.95 $500
| Eosy Spindrer. Holds 9 lbs. laundry.
Washes, rinses spins dry. Overload
switch and timer --lsee IS 1895
! Handy Hot apartment size wosher-- 1875
Reeonditioned Norge wrineer washer 1895
| Reeonditioned Easy spinner wosher- eo.e5
Reconditioned Apex wrnoer wosher-- 1895
Kenmore wrineer washer 1895
Reeondtoned white tub wrneer wosher 1895
Reeonditioned wrneer wosher- 1895
Easy spinner wosher 5ss5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Appliance Store 41S Seventh
Street NV. Entrance Sepenth Street
Through Arch,Ddy in Main BuildingJ
Evening star., 1949-11-03
CLEARANCE OF UNIFORMS

40 Uniforms, including "Moec Coots"
ond few button fronts. Blue green,
postels and stripes in group. Misses 1856
ond wonens sizes 495 2.8S
so White Cotton PopIin Uniforms os-
sortment of styles; sizes II to 20 4e5G
ond to IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5e5 3.44
10 White Royon Uniforms in Peter Pon,
to IS in the group, or V-neck
styles. Sizes II to 40 - 7o5 49,
Dotted Swiss Apron Collar and Cuff
Sets, much less thon VI price, 3oe soc
Seofioped Oreondy Apron Collar and
Cuff Sets, less thon "a priee--- $50 100
Dotted Swiss Apron Collar and Cuff
Sets, less thon " price ---- 2ee 100
Embroidered Oreondy Apron Collar
ond Cuff Sets, less thon " price - 4o5 lee
20 Cotton Collar ond Cuff Sets, much SOC G.
less thon "a price -------- 7ee Ice
Oreondy Color ond Cuff Sets, much
less thon H price e----------- 100 z5e
s-LANSBURGH S-Unitor8e-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Local AuvertlSerS
Three Lines (Minimum)
or 2 times. 35c per line pei
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively. S3c
per line per insertion.
7 times or longer consecutvely,
Sic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices, and Personal. Sc per
line additional.
Advertisements OF New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line SOC
Out-of-town Rate Is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second in
II advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt. which bears
Q serial number with date and tdenti-
ees your Advertisement:
When canceling CLASSIFIED advertise
cancellation number. This 10 i'm
portant In ease your statement does
not show o credit for the cancella-
tion.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
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Mutual. 17l0 G, Ma. 1884

Men-Arch. craftsman. Ss5 up: sales.
kit cabinets, to S65 wk.: refgT. parts
-ngr S225 mo: stenogS. $3.50 500,
insur. tTainee. $50 wk; sales, men s
suits. S42; flight attendant. 2l-2s.
clge, SI75 mo: credit and acc Is
clerk. SI15; elk.-typist. $50: route
driver. $40. comm: sewing mach.
Women-secys, retail. s50-Se0 wk;
sec'y, transp. $235 mo: stenog.
Arl.. $50; secy. airline. $50: stepo.-
receptionist, S2I0; PIX opr.-steno
$50: typist. rapid, $3.50: bkpg.
mach opr., $45; compt. opr., S45;
ace'ts-typist. $40; order elk. $40;
phone credit elk. S35; elk. .-messsn-
ger Si55 mo %
Evening star., 1949-06-05
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when answsYfHg Gdperttsensenfs
addressed to Star bores do NOT
tncloss original references. or
other materials Of personal rdlne:
Copies serpe the purpose and
originals may get fost.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
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AMBASSADOR
EMPL. SERVICE, INC

EMIL. DEN hV1CE, 1NC.
1924 X st. NV. Room 20s-e. sT.
secys. t2), under 35, 5000.
Secy., insurance, $3.50.
Secy., publicity, pub. rel. $3.50.
Secy., NE, rapid dictation, $3.50.
Secys., legal 90. S225.
stenos., exp. and beg. tmany)' TO
Typists (1O), to $3.50.
Bkpr., mach. operator -typist, $l65.
Statistical typist, open.
Dictaphone operators, to $500.
PBX-typist, $40.
File clerks (whitel, $3.50.
Messengers (white), $140.
MEN
Salesman. insurance. 5000 plus com.
Elevator operators (white), S140.
Office boy, S140.
Drivers. foc. fuel oil exp. $1.26 PHI.
Purchasing asent medical supply
Bkpr.. cost acct. exper.. 5000. "a
WALTER II. KESSLER
Personnel Services, e12 washington
~ sEcRETARIEs.
A large listing of positions In va
rious fields at top salaries.
Assist. bkkprs. az, days. typ,
$1,000. Typist editorials, college,
5 days, $1,000. Misc. 90, B days,
Evening star., 1949-06-05
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Evening star., 1949-06-05
SPECIAL NOTICES

BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED, PR $50. $500
RsHE. tsSs. ssSss''nd' samples on request
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of The American Fire
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myself. SGT. r. o. STILES Fort
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other CPA; view toward eventual
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We specialize in this type OF per-
sonnei. ATLAS AGENCY, RE. b767.
WILL NOT be responsible for a any y
tssn dssss msss 81 sAsRR sRy
LIAM. i Columbia dr., Brookmont,
WnL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
n9.. 5s ss0' Ho%HsS w. ehiz aEssGca shs1 Il
WE REPAIR EVERYTHING. electric
motors. fans. vacuum cleaners. drills.
washing machines. irons. lamps.
coasters. guns, locks, etc. Lawn
Sonss ssound o md Hpssd . n.x ana W. 1o
grind p.H snsthins that nevis sharpen.
Ing. CONGRESS HEIGHTS REPAIR
SHOP, 3132 Nichols ave. sc. Open
from 9 am. to 8 pm.
SALES TAX REPORTS. income tax.
payroll and pers;: pro. returns filed @
sGAhgERf9 ssssl sEfSf''1S SuDff S1s''1R AND L. TAX
rfAffiiAN. beautiful . ladies' leather
mems penn Indis Tssts d6s STs'sTsre .tc
agency available; directly imported;
rEEaRssssbble EaRssHnsbls BEkrhoSk-se. Ell sbSfi nv ad
TAYfER ETKER. 4Io Wash. Blda.
7 WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts incurred by any one other
sic East Capitol st.
FINE QUALITY new furnishings for
sale of one large room. dinette.
kitchen. bath. In fine apt. hldg..
5000 cash. Box 11.R. Star. =
Evening star., 1949-06-05
HELP WTp. AGENCIES tcent.)
Al Secretarv-S65 Wk

ecutive secretary. college grad. unc.
30; assoc. work. S65 wk. Diplomatic
secy., under SO, $3.50 mo. secy. nat.
oil Arm, s225 UP. Lesai secretary.
expr.. go 500 Hourly openings for
juniors and expr.; temp. and perm.
S45-S65 VIZ. Est 33 yrs. Always
welcome. 1See Miss Lee or Miss
White. BOYD. cor. 18th and O INA.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

or sxpr.: SIS VIZ. Mr.: Ford: BoYDs'
rSYSELopEs SS Sia '9S 9TSYrfD y IA ho@s mae neatly
sssSsaisls MSS sosr. eSPeFi FS. 545o9 20 thousand
BOOKKEEPING, comptometer. .typing
classes now starting. Excel. posi-
tons ssse 4 usual useHo tine ttps. 4o" ,ass hss
sSTueAL scFi & nj SkhMffao9Mrsr fatSi H.y.
good domestic jobs, S25-s35 wk..
part time, etc. 81 Fla. ave. nv.
oTPicE NP iS's MGR. m, knovl. sect.
zoo 18th. cor G. ma. sS3s.
STENOS, juniors t25), $500 mo-, few
higher. Jr. steno: adv. and prom,
work, interesting: Sc 400; real estate l,s
secretary, S45 Many Others aas a11rly' Hn1,ny
FsksosNEL Fsss VEL service. RS1sf, isii l G. Nk
sookkEEpER cF,, s5s wk. up exper
Cashier voucher clerk. hotel. S55 wk.
sneht Ssssr sxgss Mans asHf isii si
LfdAEs sT; Ts;EsSsETARY ssSsi CD. start sae5
Keeper. exper.. $50 wk. cierk-typist
Mss fssfs scns s * roRb nfnx EMp ossTs e.
1929 Eye (cor. 18th and Eye). RE.
ELaECSiiRoNIcs ENGINEER tM,, $3.50
mo. Structural engineer. 5000.
Miss Morgan, PERSONNEL SERV.
ICE 1911 @ Ma. Zig.
TYPISTS-TO $45 WK.
Openings. with assoc. legal. real
estate, hotel. auto firms; some REQ.
PIX; free reg; visit today.
Boyd'S, Cor. 18th and G
The Employment Center"
TEACHERS WANTED
I. For public school positions of all
kinds. .. For private school posi-
tions. both day and boarding. 3.
For top-notch college positions.
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
Colorado Bids. 14th and 9. RE. 3a3s.
ARLINGTON JOBS
Ali type once and store positions
open for men and women. PO-
TOMAC EMPL. AGCY. 2606 Wilson
blvd. Arlington. CH. 1880. -
ATLAS AGENCY
Dkprs., stenos, sec'ys, typi9ts, libra
rians, payroll clerks, bank teliers,
nle clerks. many others. Tremen-
4ous choice, excel posftionx 14zo
Evening star., 1949-06-05
ENGINEER WANTED

We are local steel fasricstors, ship
In need OF 0 man who has been or
Il working for . structural steel
fahrieztor 10 taks OF structural
steel on apt housek. churches.
schools. etc, and who can prepare
own detail drhsfnss for the Ahcps
Attractive salary And permanfnt
posttson, Give fun expsrtsaes All
men In eur tnsinsertns dsrt knov
OF this advertisement. sex 2T.M'