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Braths

WASHINGTON. FRANK n. Or Wee
sstsi' FRaNK n. wAsarNoTos q isss
M c.1r. az W..nssS GsSse .sa s'SHi q M
Arthur wasainEson: James Psyton MI
also Leaves ether relatives ane nAoy
friends Friends may cal al his late rsa1-
dencs after a. SATURDAY AsFh = Fs-
al The Reaoootn sspslst chgreh, lE
Johnson ofrcisrtng, Relatives hnc frlsness
cenetery aonday. Aprsi II 81 $50 an
ArTsnEsnenis by ". Ernest JARVIS CO. 40
WELSH FRANK p Or SATURDAY.. Apra
2: 1879 Prank P WALSH Of n2t
s.iso ave Silver sp-5nE Nc esaasse
fsther iiI1 Q. Mrs.. Edna csssslrs. Mfa. Aises
Bobinser and Mrs- Theresa sheer and
crew e5SShsf ch.. 81 M nd A2n' aP Reh Iss. 81
the Warner z. Pamohrsy Funeral Home,
s434 Georgia ave, Silver sprins No
where PRAYERS I'll be ssid on Tgesdsy' ,n :,
Johns Catholic Church. Forest Gisn. Nd
where requiem m2ss VII onsTea
inteTm.nt Church Cemetery. II
wilcox. GEORGE oss q sudssnl,; .4..,s9 On
l4th St nv beloved husband Of Grace
NJ wilcox and brother OF Waissr Z WI
Howard W. HodEkins OF wlnnstka, Ii
Funeral services a. the Taitavua Funeral
hS1 Hos sos I'm # R.stv.s Gn sna tfsna.
invited. Intermsnt Rock Creek Cemetery.
WILCOX, GEORGE o. Federal Lodge,
No /. p. A A M viii hold g
special Communication Monday.
A e.:
er, GEORGE o. WILCOX. Mem
'ei' 'S DALToN '. BRusspoN. W. M
W. B. FURR. ssecretary. 10
WILLIAMS. SARAH l. On Friday. April
8, I949. at her residence; 5l2 arg q. Sc;
later. Arransements by FraEiers Funeral
Home, Inc. ~
zIER. ROBERT HENRY. On Friday
HENRY ZIER OF 2010 3rd st. ne, beloved
husband of Lessie " Zier. father Of Robert
ZieT, Jr.: brother Of Mrs. Mary EiEaoeth
Hoover OF Atlantic City, N. j.: Jerry r.,
Julian g; and l. Clifton zier. Services sas, q,
I4th st. NV. on Tuesday. April IL, at 2
pm Hterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. II
ZIER, ROBERT H., sR. special COM
N No. J, r. A. A. NJ Is called
=: & !:
services at the funeral of our
late brother ROBERT H zIER sr
ALFRED J. JACKLEY. Master.
ARTHUR NJ. ROBINSON. Secretary. II
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Dr.. Sydney H. Boil Dies

NEW YORK. April s.-oP1-Dr
Sydney H. Ball. II, widely known
geologist and mining engineer.
died yesterday. In 1907 he head
ed a mineral-exploring expedition
to the Belgian Congo which re-
suited in the founding Of the first
diamond field there.
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AnuriltttuH

wEINsTEIN, REBECCA A monument
In memory OF REBEcCA wEINSTEIS will
be unveiled at the Adas Israel Cemetery
Relatives and friends invited. 10
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One writer says consumption OF
wine In ancient Rome at one time
reached 25.0o0.0 900 gallons a year
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Alvin Tandy DuIaney,
Charlottesville Oil
Official, browns
D. sas AAaeNs e1AsN e7saa

CHARIOT ESvfLIE, Va APR
s--Alvsn TArdy p<4lAaey, ss~seaF-
did sounder and manager os ttss
Char ElcstesvlLe o., Corp ~As
3row ned last nsxlet IN small pend
On lae SwaranAnoa estate atop ;aF
Blue RleEe Mountains nea: here
NJ. D4laneys body wAS !oslisS:
IN Shallow wAtsg aIorg NsCse cen
errts wall CT whsch ne had e~rn
sitting while nSlalns earlier IT. the
day. by Ed Brown, at rnployr O!
lumber company
A verdict of accidental drown
.ng Was rendered by Augusta
Coanty Coroner r r. Fleyd a.,
Staunton today
Assoc iates Of Mr. DQlAney here
said he apparently had topplet
into tse water from The concrete
wall after suffering a heart al
tack
Funeral services wlil be held al
3 pm tomorrow al The Flfst
Methodist Church here Burial
viii be IN Monticello Memorial
Park.
Mr., Dulaney ~as vice president
Of Skyline Swannanoa. Inc.
which owns the estate atop Alton
Mountain on which his body vas
found. He had been a director Of
the Peoples National Bank here
for 50 years,
Surviving are his widow the
former Miss Butoyd Jennings Ste
phenS Of Greene County three
sons, James r. Alvin 7. !r-. and
Albert S. Dulaney. Of ChariotteS-
VILE. one sister. Mrs r u or OF
HarrlSonhurg two brothers. Cary
B. Dulaney Of Washington and
John E Dulaney Of Richmond
and two grandchildren
Many OF America best tile
settlers Of 20 years ago came from
Venice. Italy, the city OF canals
where need !og waterproof build
ing made clay tile popular
building material
United States imports from
Inoia during April December
le4S. amounted to Sl62 800 900
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In Mrtitnrtait,
BALDWIN. ELIZABETH FRANCES

BALDWIN, ELIZABETH FRANCIS. +
loving memory OF our dear mother anc
ELIZABETH FRANCES
who passed away 10 years ago
April 8, 1889.
Gone but not forgotten.
May her soul rest in peace.
DAUGHTER, MARY; GRANDSON. DICkIE
BRYAN, EMMETT 9. In loving men,
ory of our departed son and brother
EMMETT 8. BRYAN, who left us April 10
1912.
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April Z, l945, IN Germany, Sergt:
ROBERT M. SHEWELL, husband
OF Mary Shewell, father Of Bobby
and Dolores Shewell, beloved
son of Emma M. .Shewell and the
late Robert M. Shewell, brother
Of Charles M. and william H.
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United States imports from
India during April December
ls4S. amounted to Sl62 800 900.
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tS son Of Emma M. Sheweii ana tne
of ea'' Charles SSe N. and William Il.
shewell and Mrs. Irma s: Mllaster.
Friends may call at the Lee Funers! Home,
m IA St !: fnd ssd Mas on ss ADr t.
at pm. Reburial in Cedar Hill Gene
tery. lo
SMITH, ARTHUR Il. On Friday, April
s, I949, at Garfield Hospital, ARTHUR H.
SMITH Of Route 2; Silver Spring; Nd. BE- S
father Of Mrs. Marion Smith Redman;;
Services at the s. H. Hines Co. Funsrsi
Home, 2901 14th st; NV, on Monaay, \
April IL, at 8 pm 1nterment private ~
sNlvEIY, JOHN BULL. On THURSDAY.
49, sNIVELY Of 1899 Girard st,
r. Snively, father of Mrs. Wal
Mrs. Frank Bogert and John B;
Funeral Home. 1400 Chaplin st. NV. serv-
ices AND intsTment private, Ariinsson nr, Ma a.
8 am.
swNDLER. G, ALICE tnee MeXEYl.
Msrsh e is4e At cR GeRD sWISpLRR
sesHsissiYJ nee McvEYJ, beloved wife Of col. Le;,
M. swindler, Mrs. Margaret sullivan and
neSsy syndsn 5smes sister t. Measy II
auiem mass at Fort Myer Chapel: Tues.
| in Arlington National Cemetery. IL
TAYLOR, AGNES. Suddenly, on Sat
Hsdss 1s1s 1ssh aDfs st. n NV. AGNES TAytoR Sic
and su,aaeru other relatives and friends Remains
resting with L. Is. Murray g. Son, 1887
10th st. NV > Funeral notice later.
TRENT. EMMA. Departed this life on
Iospsa Ins5saa, EAm ART TaEN a4a ST.. eares
and q host of. friends. After Pm:
sunday. April 10; friends may ue eam o. ans sns
You st. NV. where services will be con
Quoted Monday. April II. at 12 noon, the
Rsy g. O. f.mstary sgllosS ofea'lnf h'efmen'
TURNER, MAYME Z. On THURSDAY
agr ts2 Mimi 4 issa aayME n TssG 8uRNhs % q ZOOS
I5an.s Sn s. and ay Martha asuss'efM ss
mother Of Lillian i. Howland, loving sis
ter of Martha A, Marshall. Jessie n
sfssr sfsaef 10 ana am lhe monday friends are in
vited to call at her late residence Serv-
ices Tuesday, April IL, at Metropolitan
sws at lao pm. the Rev. O. G; Good
win ofnciating. Interment Lincoln Me-
orial Cemetery. IL
TURNER, MAYME. ofieers and mem
~ esFs Sn,. & No. James 8 hmsriesn ssssa Ieslen
~ auxiliary. are hereby notified Of
he death of member MAYME
TURNER Legion services on
Monday. ANil IL, 194a, at
pm,, at zoos 18th st. NV. All
members are requested to attend.
PEARL D. CHAPMAN, President.
MARIAN A. BELL. Secretary.
WALKER. MILTON: on WEDNESDAY
April 8, l94e, in veterans Hospissa
oteen, N. c.. MILTON WALKER Of 2233
I3th ST. NV, husband Of Sara Walker
and father of Mildred Walker Hs slso
Remains resting with L. e. Murray a. Son;
1887 10th st. nv where services VII M
| be held at / pm. Tuesday. Apru IL IN
terment In Arlington National Cemetery
WELLS, LOLA v. On Friday, April 9;
1915. LOLA v WELLS beloved sister q
| Mrs. Grace p. Smith and Mrs Elena
Teonbereer. Prayers at Chamber Funeral
Home, BIT I1th st. Sc. on Monaas; Apr,I |.
rui,,aaas. Il, a sac sures s,n- :. nsn e. inssrmsns
Mount Oliyet cemetexy.
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CHAMPION, DONALD z. On Thursday'
Api,,p77oov ApriI I le4o,, ,snhsm D0NALD Md :.
the beloved husband of Elizabeth
IS Champion and father of Mrs. Her,
IAS bert Reynolds and Mrs. Marshall
N Eckiand. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home, 400 Chaplin st.
NV, on Tuesday April II, at 1000 am.
1nternment Arlington National Cemetery.
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fnuAae uAwRy

LOHMAN, HARRY n. On weonesesyr
April q, Ia4s a. rs residence. 100 East
Underwood St Chevy CnaEs- Nd. HARRY
r LoHAAs. beloved HUSBAND OF the late
Claudia N z Lehman. father Of MI
Catherine Clay. FyiEn6E may call at ths
George W Wise Co FuntFal Home, 1900
N s., nv until u 80 pm Saturday
thereafter az his late residence. where
services wtll De held on MONDAY April II.
at 1913 pm Relatives and friends ia
Tited- IntsFmsnt Arilngton National Gem
etsry. 10
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SCHMID, OLGA. On Saturday, April 9,
le49, OLGA SCHMID OF 1902 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV, beloved mother OF Mrs.
Miller. Services at the s. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 2901 14th st. NV. on
Monday, April IL, at 8 pm. IL
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JOHNSON, JONAS II. On WEDNESDAY,,
0 April 6, 1949, at the Naval Hos
8; i:
11th st. Sc, on Monday, April
II. at a:3O an Interment Arlington
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April i, l949, at George Washington Unl-
versity Hospital. BARBARA MUSHAKE Of
1905 v st. Sc, beloved wife OF William
Mushake and mother of william l. and
Kathryn G. Mushake. Friends may call
Nichols ave. Sc, until 1880 pm. Monday,
April H. Services al the Anacostla
Baptist Church at pm Relatives and
friends invited. 1nterment Congressional
Cemetery. ~
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Apei sLA1Nk ists WALrER B On BIAiNE aoas q
Of Maud c. Blaine (nee Higgsl, father of
Charles B. and Wexford e. Blaine. brother
of Mrs Lottie Elsin and BENJAMIN P.
Blaine Friends may call at VIM. ].
Nalleys Funeral Home, 522 sth st. Sc.
April II, at II am. Relatives and friends
Invited Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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ASTll AASSTTlVlr1y 7 as4g. g4ae 9odN diTard SoEL 3.
NV, beloved husband of Annie
r. Snively, father of Mrs Wal
lace George, Mrs. John Dunning,
Mrs. Frank Bogert and John b:
Snively jr. Remains resting at Chambers
Funeral Home, 1400 Chaplin st. NV. Serv-
ices and interment private, Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery, on Tuesday, April IL, at
q
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-15
FAREWELL PARTY FOR
ELDER DOUGLAS SMITH

A farewell party given in honor
OF Elder Douglas A. Smith will be
given in the Latter Day Saints
Chapel at Tenth and Z Streets at
8 o'clock This evening. Elder
Smith has been laboring as mis-
sionary in this area for nearly a
year. Elder Maurice Jones arrived
on the Norah to take his place as
missionary companion to Elder
e. w. Shumway Elder Smith has
made many friends through per-
sonal contact and by his Morning
Thought" talks on the radio at
frequent intervals
He will he assigned to new field
Of lahor after re reports to mis-
sion headquarters in Portland. He
expects to be released from the
mission field to return home about
the first of July These two boys
are giving two years of their time
to mission work and pay all ex-
penses themselves.
All those who know or are ac-
quainted with Elder Smith are
cordially invited to attend this fare
we'll party.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-15
DIMAGGl0 H08BLING
AROUND ON CRUT(HES

BALTIMORE, April is - R -
While his mates were getting ready
Tor the start OF another American
League pennant race, Joe DiMag-
gio hobbled around a Baltimore
hotel room on clutches today
TEE great New York Yankee CEN
tcrfielder must stay here for daily
X-ray treatments OF his sore heel
at Johns Hospkins hospital.
Except for one brief hospital bull
letin wednesday explaining that
the slo0,ooO-a-year ballplayer had
immature calcium deposits in It's
sues. adjacent to his heelbone, y
there has been no information as
to how the ailment will affect his
career.
The bulletin added that the
length CT the disability will be de-
termined by the results OF the
trsatment"
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SENATORS LOSE But
TEAM LOOKING GOOD

WASHINGTON, April Is - tR =
Washington baseball fans today
were putting a little more faith in
spring training reports that their
Senator's are an improved team.
The Senators bowed 80, to
Brooklyn in their first home APP
pearance of 1949 last night, but
they looked good in losing. They
outhit the Dodgers, 90. Clyde Voll-
mer. a newcomer to the Washing
ton lineup. contributed home run
to the attack
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PADRES GO TO TOP
AFTER 8 STRAIGHT
WINS IN pc LEAGUE
BY JIM BACON

It took but a week tor the Zig
bats of the san Diego Padres to
blast their way cut of the Pacific
Coast League cellar to the top OF
the loop. Eight straight wins did
the job
The Padres handed the cellar
dwelling Portland Beavers loss No.
seven Thursday night when big
Luke Easter and John Ritchey
homered out a to victory. San
Diego enjoys half-game lead over
second place Hollywood which split
6oubleheader with San Francisco.
Elsewhere around the loop, Oak
land scored ten runs in a wild
fourth inning to edge Los Angeles
1910. At Seattle, Sacramento beat
the Rainiers to A.
At Hollywood, AL Lien, the Seals
southpaw pitched five-hit ball for a
, to ! win over the Stars. The first
game was terrific pitching duel
between the Seals steve Macy and
Star Glen Moulder. Each pitched
four hit ball Moulder was lifted
for a pinchhitter after the sched-
uled seven innings and Gordy
Maltzberger pitched the extra
eighth. Maltzberger got credit tor
the win when the Stars got the
games only run, an unearned one
at that.
At Seattle. pitcher Frank Dasso
doubled to pace the Solons' big
fourth when they scored four runs.
After giving the Rainiers single
runs in four CT the first six STAN
gas, Dasso pitched himself out OF
several jams in the later going to
protect the slim margin.
Portland-San Diego series and
the Hollywood San Francisco series
will &c called in Difference to Coed
Friday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-15
Health Measure
Now Coming Up

WASHINGTON. April Is - lR -
The administration probably will
introduce its health bill in Congress
within ten days. This measure Will
include a compulsory insurance
program. However, the opposition
already has offered legislation to
expand medical and hospital serv-
ices. Three Republican Senators
introduced a bill to provide federal
expenditures of over one-and-one-
quarter billion dollars in the next
five years to aid states in develop
ing health programs.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-15
PAA TRAFFIC MAN
GOES TO HONG KONG

A transfer of duty will mean
change from tweeds to tropical
worsteds for Pan American Always
traffic man Bill Lobban.
After a six-wceks temporary as
signment at the Juneau Office,
Lcbhan left on today's flight for
Seattle, bound for Hong Kong,
where weather Will be just a shade
warmer than Alaska's spring cli-
mate.
For Lobban it is his second tour
of duty in the Orient, having spent
Two years in Tokyo with Pan Amer
lean.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-15
pNA CARRIES IS
THURSDAY FLIGHTS

Pacific Northern carried SO pas
sengers on Thursday flights to and
from Anchorage as follows:
From Anchorage Stan McCut-
cheon, Jean Heath, z. j. Loussac,
Paul Craven.
From Cordova: r. J. Ackey.
TIC Cordova: Elmer Linderhotf,
r. A. Rutledge and 81 employees
fer the NE Fish Co. and Parks
Cannery.
To Anchorage: Tex Waldron. Art
Savage, A. Jasker. Harold Gron-
roos, j. A. Holzencerg, Robin Rich
ardson, j. H. Foster, Paul Tweet.
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pRINGET0N-KAlL HERE
FOR REPAIRS AFTER
ACCIDENT AT HAlNES

The Princeton Hall. Presbyterian
missionary boat piloted by Rev.
Paul Prouty, has arrived in the
small boat harbor Temporary re-
EARS were made in Haines by T. w.
Shaw on the rudder after an accl-
cent in pulling away from the dock
disabled the boat. Permanent re-
pairs Will be made at the Northern
Commercial Co. shop in the near
future.
Rey. Prouty is leaving today to
occupy the pulpit in Wrangell on
Easter Sunday He will return
sometime next week.
Mrs Bernice Morgan, who with
her husband was recently assigned
to the Plinceton-Hall for mission
airy work, is supplying Tor Rev.
John Dodge of Skagway, who was
called stateside by the illness OF
his daughter.
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EsAi,':1
re a 50 So 49,
JEFFDIES OBSERVES.
His 74TH BIRTHDAY
BY BOB MYERS

BURBANK, Calf, April l5-tR-
James j. 1.-THE Boilermaker) Jefflaes
came up for the 74th round Of lie
today. He looks like a cinch to
answer many more bells in the
years to come.
Jeffries, born in Carroll, O., April
Is, 1878, last Of the old line heavy
weight champions of the John l..
Sullivan, James j. Corbett, Bob
Fitzsimmons era, spent the day
quietly, usual practice these past
few years.
He's ceen on the ailing side. put
tering around the home he built
here A3 years ago-and a lovely
old l0-room home it is.
Last night there was a party for
the champ A lot Of people dropped
in.
Many of the sports crowded.
time lightweight champion Willie
Richie, ex-manager-promoter Suey
WEIGH; Jim Thorpe; a newcomer
of football fame, Tommy Harmon;
ELL smith and Clayton Fry of the
State Athletic Commission were
there.
Co-incident with the birthday
was the re-opening after IA months
of Jeffries famed barn, amateur
boxing mecca of San Fernando
valley. A protest over building
regulations led to its closing. Now
everything has been squared. Jeff's
assistants will run the place.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-15
STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS
SPORT BRIEFS

SAN DIEGO, Calif-San Diego
defeated New Westminster I'll last
night to win the Pacific Coast
Hockey League playoffs. The sky
hawks win was their fourth to two
for New Westminster in the best
four -of-seven series.
NEW YORK The New York
Yankees, one Of the biggest ques-
ton marks of the American League
rennant race, and the Brooklyn
Dodgers, leading National League
contender, open their annual spring
series today at Yankee Stadium.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mack's
pennant-hopeful Philadelphia Ath-
letics came home today to open a
three-game city series with the
Phillies.
WINDSOR. Cnt-The Spokane,
Wash, Flyers headed homeward
today with the United States SEN
Tor Hockey championship. They
won the title by trounclng the
Windsor Hettche Spitfires 7 to 2
last night. The victory gave them
the series ny a Al game margin.
CHICAGC-The White Sox and
Cubs hooked up in their annual
preseason set-to for the inspection
Of home town fans today.
RICHMOND, va.-Walker Cooper
is expected to reioin the New York
Giants today after a medical
c.seckup in st. Louis
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GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE :.
Al BETHEL TABERNACLE

At the Bethel Tabernacle tonight,
Coed Friday. there viii be special
music. Florence Gather and Stella
Baker will sing duet Jesus Our
Blessed Redeemer,' and Mrs. Dom
aid Hutchins and Mrs. Norman
Sommers will sing lie Was Nailed
to the Cross"
An appropriate message VIII end
the evenings service.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-15
FIGHT DOPE

Results of fights last night are
as follows:
NEW YORK (sunnyside Garden)
Joey scarlota, 1891, New York,
knocked out Johnny Lemons, 1861 /,
Stamford, Conn, s.
PHILADELPHIA - Gene Jones,
1C1ia, Camden, NJ, outpointed
Sandy Mcpherson, 225, New York,
g. s-sG5
HoLLYwt exp Calf. Charley
salas, 14s. rs nix. Ariz., OUT
pointed George Fields, AS, Los
Angeles, TO-
TACOMA--Harold Dade, 1851,
Chicago. outpointed Joey Ortega,
1872, Portland, Ore, 10.
Tea Towel sale. Northern Light
Church, April 10, 7;3o pm. Il st
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-15
FOREST SERVICE
70 Sell FORMER
&C BUILDINGS

Alva w. Blackerby, Admiralty
Division Supervisor for the us.
Forest Service, will receive bids
until May IL on two frame build
ings at the former Montana Greek
C.CC. camp, 10 miles northwest OF
Juneau.
One is 2-room office building
with rustic siding, 10 90 feet. The
other is a lecture hall, 20 rs feet.
Full particulars are posted IN
TIE Lobby Of the Federal Building.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-15
STANFORD GRAD joins
ATTORNEY FIRM HERE

John c. Dunn, recent graduate
in law from Stanford University,
arrived here aboard the Alaska
to be associated with the law firm
Of Faulkner, Banfield and Booch-
ever. He plans to study for the
Alaska bar examination.
Dunn, who was recently married
in San Francisco, will be joined
by his wife, the former Barbara
Corinne Westphal, at the compile
ton of her college studies III June.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-15
REOPEN HIGHWAY
NEAR EDMONTON

Good news to those concerned
with overland shipping from the
States is contained in word re-
ceived by the Alaska Road Com
mission, sent by c. H. N Monkman
of the Alberta Department OF
Public Works.
AS OF April 13, restrictions on
loading were to be removed on the
highway from Dawson Greek to
Edmonton. Ice on the Smoky River
is now out, and it is expected that
ferry operations would be resumed
within the week.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-15
OF ELKS'
GOING TO SKAGWAY,,'
pLAY0FFS TONIGHT

The Juneau Elks win send a
bowling team to Skagway, leaving
here a week from tonight, April %.
Tonight, on the Elks alleys, play
offs viii start for deciding a six
man team to so to the Lynn
Canal metropolis and players are
asked to turn out to get in
TRIM
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-15
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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-15
BROWNIES MEET

Brownies in Troop 8 met Tuesday
in the Moose Hall. We are going
to finish our hot pads. Trudine
Iversen brought the cookies. We
d discussed the cookies for the Girl
Scouts. We talked about our tea
next month.
Marjorie Brilliant, Reporter
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-15

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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-15
FROM PELICAN

Mr.. and Mrs. T j. McGrail Of
Pelican are at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-15

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Early for your Ham or Turkey
Easter Dinner-$2 Scat the Salmon
creek Country Club. 1857 5t
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-15

Tea Towel sale. Northern Light
Church, April 10, 7;30 pm. II 1t
Evening star., 1949-11-04

Beautiful dolls all chrstmos goes and
Electric trains that speeding and Of sion tunnel Funny
monkeys riding veepedes and wheeled Lots lots ovob
dolls in the windows Of doll House" All kind. trucks
ond motor whizzns games
hot greet fun pIy Exciting doll and Plastic
Cleaning for little hou.ekeepe Hundreds Of wonderful story
books And and oil in the Down Stoirs Store
So moks friends with Woods ond Lots and many old
Mother Goose" friends windows greet
Of ol Sonto Claus.