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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-10
$4,000 Postsaecke sind
noch nicht in Berlin
Man will nun versvchen, sic veber ponisches Gdingen
in Sowietzone geIongen ~ Icssen.

@oibinoton. Son geamten
oes Eoitoepartnlents muroe erfldrt.
Dab id,Gtunaslrciie $4,000 Sod
Volt fir Berlin unn Die Solpietsonc
SeutihlonoS. Die in MalmD feitlie,
aelt. iiber Tolen, CUR Nuslieferllna
aclanaen iollcn. Die Soipietteh0rs
ben bobcn iih bisber aclpeiNert. Die
iEOltlad)en oireft bon StiMpeOen ans
ansunebmen.
SSie bier erfldrt murbe. iollcn iii;
Die Huiien auf ben Ston6punft itcl=
len. baR lie in benz oeutihen Safen.
iiber bic bic NuSlieferuna erfolgen
iollte. feinen aisreihenoen 0eriano,
dpparat beiiben. Sopicl bier be-
fannt lit, baben bic gdjlpeben b.,
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lafete in elmer iSGbre mad, einem
fleinen pcutid,cn Sitiecbafen. per.
mItlih Sobnie auf Der Sniel 9iii=
acn, aebruht. Die 9iuiien babal
I 900 Side onaenommen. oel Jieii
eouh suriifaclpicien
Sic bieiiNen Euitbeb0roen baben
tei pcn sirlcn unaeiraat oh DIE lio'
fete iiber Den polniihen 6afen @bins
gen bel 9ansiN geben fonnen, 100
mebr Tnit beluGltiat lperben fann.
Gs miro anacnommen. oaf, ppn Den
Folcn cine 3uaiae fommt.
IN 0en $4,000 S1fen tefinDen
lid, lmter anberem md, 225,OOO
&eibnahtspafete aus Den &rcini9.
ten Staaten fir Berlin uno bic Co
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-10

1922 sipiihen SpeDer uno StraB.
burg olrhgefiibrte Nieorialpaiierre=
gulieruna bis nad) gaiel lpeitersu=
fiibren. Die Shipeis perpflihtete lidD
ais bauptiGhlihe HubnieBerin bic
les Groieftes 60 Erosent Der Soften
sll ilbernebmen. 1880 fpuroe Damn
ald) oberbalb bon StraBbura NIT
oem Ginlegcn Der gubnen i'm
Strombctt pon beinen llfern aus
beNonnen.
,Sranfreid, aber id)lua aleihseitia
por. ben Hbein oirh einen &anal
auf Der eliGiiiihen Seite absuleiten
unp babel ald Die 8alicrfrGftc bes
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@aibinotnn. - gSie eS beiBt,
bat StaatsiefretGr Mheion aIs erite
Mufaabe nad ieiner Grnennlma Die
amerifaniirhe slubenpplitif elmer
ariinoiihen 9tahpriifuna untersu-
gen.
slm unanacncbmlten lit auaen=
blidlirb iuobl oie Sage in China,
abcr es beltebcn feline slusiibten,
bof bnrt bic omerifaniitte Eolitif
ipitbtigen Gntipiflungen entgeaen=
iiebt. Sas ASrnbIem miro nod ihipie=
riNer ourh Die Satiude. oaB hurh
sic oniheinenoe sllfl0iuno Der na=
tionoliitiihcn He9ierlma Die font
mlniltiihe Gntipiflln0 Gbinas iol=
he Sortihritte moht, haB bie Sc
fabr elmer slusbrcitlma iiber Die
@rcnscn heS 2anheS Der 0titte be-
itebt.
Sies fiibrt mm oircft su ncr
sSro9e, ipuS iollcn oie gSeImlGrbtc
tum. nm oie slusbreituna oes &m=
munismus in Siipoitciicn su per
binbern9 Sbre teilmeiic geantlpor=
tlIna lit lpobI in ErGIibent Srumons
ncllcm Glon ,u illbcn, in riifitGnoi-
gen @ebieten Scr SSeIt ben 2ebenss
itanoar. ," heben. Sm 2uiommens
banNe oamit MAIDEN Die Gereini0ten
Stoaten ourcb ibre diplomatic uno
Eropa0onoa aeltcno. paB bic peitli-
che Sempfrotie ocn riifltGnoiNcn
&Dlfern beiier belfen fam olS Der
&ommllniSmllS.
Nn China. mirh bier crfIIrt. iii
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Nit hochdruek baut Frankreich
ietzt seinen Rhein : Seitenkanal


Speper (Sdmdb. Sagblatt.) =
= Sm iiibliden GliaB lit elm Seer
BON Gro= uno gauarbeitern aufge=
soaen = nidt Inn cine slpeite Ma=
ginot=Sinie gu bauen, ,sranfreid)
bout pielmebr iebt nit alien Mitteln
ieincn &bein=Seitenfanal, ben
.@ran6 Canal b'9lliace" gu Gnoe.
Mls nah Dem eriten 8eltfriea por
allem Die Sbipeis INNER tpieoer
Die ,Sraae Der Sdiffbarmad)una oes
Sberrbcins swiid)en StraBbura uno
Vaiel fur iSabrseuge bis 800 Son=
men aufiparf. ipuroe pon ocutider
Seite porgeidlagen, Die 1906 bis
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ssunftion erfiiat". Sie Gcaierung
miro ermdhtigt. 2otiilnScn mi5u-
itellen uno oen Gigentiimern entipre-
henoe GntIhaNigungen 81 gepGbre'-.
HeIiaionS., HeiIe. uno Ereiieireibcit
miirben audi in ser neIen Geriaiiuns
garanticrt iein. sluBerhem piirhe
bnS &ablmGnnerfollegiilm nbge.
'daIIt uno YrGIioent ionic I3cprG.
iiocnt burd oic Mcbrbcit ser abgc.
gebcnen Stinlmcn aeluiblt mcroen.
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keine Einigung ueber
deutsches Besatzungsstatut
Haupiargumsni gehi die Besaizungskosien und die
Schaiiung snss Schiedsgerichies.

miiiien". Nah aIliierter slniift mer-
oen Die oeutihen @iinid)e bon Sen
orei MilitGrgolloerneuren unb rim
Jabmen oes nloglifen beriidjidtigt
meroen."
ssn Sen meientliben Yunften ser
grflGruna piro seforSert: oaB I'M
9elesungsItatilt 8eltimmlneen per-
! mieoen weroen, sic oie normalen &C.
bensm6alihfeiten bes oeutiben Sol.
fes uno sic Gntuidlune elmer leben-
biaen, iriebliben Temofratie in
Ieutihlano beeintrdd)ti9en fGuntcn;
,, oaB aemeinihaitlihe lleberpatungs.
maBnobmen ser 8eieBllnasmad)t lie.
oielid) sur Gerluirflidllng ser 9eiab-
5ungs5mefe, ausihleBlid) inter oem
J @eiibtspunft ser HehtmGBigtcit Scr
orat'dcn WaBnabmeu umo MIR &c.
leniiber Ser @un6esregieruns getrof-
fen lperben; BOB Die oeutiden 8irts
ihaitsbe5iebunse gum MuslanS bon
beitebenoen @eibrGnflrngen beireit
uno eigene oeutid)e 3oniulate I'M
Muslanb errihtet merben.
9eiatungsleiltllng iollten unter
Sdonuna ser oelItid]'n 9epolterung
uno nad) snboren Der 5uitdnoiaen
oe.rtiden Stellen ieitsclebt meroen
1no gpar idbrlih i'm poraus. Wci,
| nungsperihieoenbeiten iiber Nusle-
sung uno slnipenoune oes 8eiet-
5ungsitatlits lolen ourf geniid)te
Sfieosgerihte ooer gemiihte Ser.
Sen.
Sn tpeiteren Yunften ser Grfli-
| rung oes Bonner Hates miro seior.
oert: llebernabme Ser oeutihen
Staatsorgane, 9eibrGnfung ser
oeltihen Staatsorgane, geibrln.
flung Ser oeutiden 3uitGnoigfeiten
fiir 8eietgebung, Hehtsiprchl,ng
ilnO &eripaltllns allein burt) oie iid
aus ocm 9eietllngsitdtl,t iei5it craes
gun9 unO anpenouug oes gciat.
Sungsmadtc; bciriitetes 9eneinifaft.
lihes gin'pruhsreht ser brei 8ou-
perneure 9egen oe!t'fe @eiete, 10.
melt iie nit Sen geiesungs5mefen
unpereinbar iinb; polle llnabbGnsig-
felt Ser Seutiden Slitn5; 3uItGnSig.
Felt Der Oeltiben 3ipilgerihtsbarfeit
audi gegeniiber geiesungsangebGri=
gen; @ieoeranlpenol1ng internatio-
mailer Sereinbarunsen suguniten
OeutihIanos.
auh Die @ieoerberItenung oes
oellt'hen Eatentihuses i'm 9luslano
miro in Ser Grfldruns uerIanst, 10
pie Die geihrdntung ser Reititlltio-
men. fotItanosmaBnebmen ser 9e-
'esungsmdfte Iollen 5eitlih besrenst
lnS MIR BEL eruitliher 8eiGbroung
non Siherbeit mb Sronung eingc.
ielict perbeu, iofern sic oellthen Be
boroen sur slbbilie niht in ser Gage
limo.
Sic I'M 8rllnoseieB sarantierten
inoipiouellen Hehte lnb ,Sreibeiten
'ollen nah auIIaliung bes Bonner
States auh gegeniiber Sen Srgunen
Der 9eleeunssmGd)te aelten. Sh,ieb-
lid Ioa cine alauiel auigenommen
ueroen, bie cine Gepiiipn oes Sta-
tlts in regelnGBigsn 3eitabitGnoen
liherltellt, Inn Teutid)lauos Gnt,pif-
lung su poIler llnabbanaigfeit 5u
iDroern.
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mietsone. Die Muiien haben pieccr-
bolt erfldrt, OaB lie Die SerienDunp
anlcrifuniid)cr Eoit iiber Sdnpcben
nah 9elltlhlano als niht i'm Gin
flana NIT Den internationolen asoit
aepflo9enheitcn itehcno uniehcu
lpiirben.
,Sriiber iino Hafete fir bic Co
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bonoluneen lit es amerifaniiden, bri.
tiihen unb fran30iiihen llnterbano.
lern bier nibt gelungen, cine Gini.
glig in Sem 0isput iiber oas 8e.
iabunssitat,,t iiir Teutidlano ber-
beioufiibren.
Die 8ertreter ser orei @eltmGbte
batten ibre 8erbanolungen begonnen
uno seboift, oaB es ibnen raid mSg-
Iif) iein tperoe, bas Tofllment aus.
3uarbeiten, bas Sen Geutid)en Elm
gepiiies MaB ser Selbitpermaltung
5,,riidaeben tpiirbe.
9ie 9auptltreitpunfte oreben iib
Inn Die Gintreibung ser bon oen
GeutidFn Su sablenoen geiabungs-
foitcn ioipie sic Shaii,lng zines
Shieoseerihts, oas Streitfragen
spiiden Sen 9eutiben uno Sen aais
ierten Ndhten perbiliolib entideioen
miiBte.
@ie elm amerifaniifer gertreter
erflarte, perben oieie beioen Gunfte
pieoer aufeenommen tperoen. Srant-
reid penoet iid eesen einen ameri-
faniihen 9orldlog, ponad audi elm
9eutider Nitslieo oes seplanten
ShieSsseribts meroen ioa.
Die ssran5oien Die ihon ieit lans
gem Iiir cine meitgebenoe 5ooeruli-
iierung TeutIbIauos elm treten, be-
fumpien einen peiteren amerifanis
ihen @oriblag, Die geiatungsfoiten
uon elmer 3entralregiernng eintrei.
ben 5u laiien. Sic pcIlen oies oireft
5ei oen 2dnbern tun.
Ger sr6Bte Cell oes 8Gasungs-
itatuts mar nabreno ser lesten Vtos
nate Ion sen orei 0tilitdrgouoer-
neuren in 9eutihlano abseiaBt,
ihlieBIif aber Sen 8egierunsen sur
Jertieitelluns iiber,pieien moroen,
naboem sic 0filitdrspuperneure Ell
men totem Hunft erreitt batten.
9emtidje Joroerunsru gum
geietnmsititatut
Bonn. = Die 0rattionen oes Yar.
lamentariifen &ates baben, nit
slusnabme ser aommuniiten cine
Grfl1rung iiber sic BrllnO,iige per-
ofient!iht. Die oas 8eiesungsitatut
entbalten miiiie, um cine gntpidlung
an5ubabnen, Die oe mgemein'amen
Sntereiie Ieutiflanos uno Ser Be
ietungsmdhie entiprefr. 9ieie gr-
flaruns muroe pom 8orlisenoen oes
sluslhulies iiir oas geiesunssltat,,t
uno oes Sauptausihuiies, Yroieiior
Gorlo Shmio (SHG). befaRnt &C.
seben, nadOem Die erite 2eilng oes
8runogeieses i'm Sauptausid)uB BE-
enoet muroe. Sn einer Yreiiefonfe-
ren5 fOmnlentierte Hrof. Shmio
Die abgegebene Grflarlng uno itellte
felt, 0uB es nunmebr. oa lid Sic Ser
banolungen in Bonn Dem slbihIuB
naberteh, not,penoie lei, oeu MiIi-
tGrgouuernelren sic Nufialiuna oes
Earlan1entariiden Rates 5u Sen pe-
ientlid)en Sragen oes Statlltes gu
unterbrelten; Die Sarlegung oes
beltid)en Stanop,nttes iei unum-
ganglid) notlpenbig gelporoen. Shmio
pertrat ab'hlieBenS bie anlift. bas
ge'etungsltatut iolle feline interna=
tionale Sereinbarurs iein, ionoern
einen Ift Der 8eiesungsmdhte oar-
lteaen, roen mir uns geialen lailen
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mlcl5am unh Berlin mic fir bos lib
rioe Seutitl)lano iiber Bremen oelei-
tct porDen. IieS mmrOe aber mad,
Der Sppiet glofaoe Yerlins lin,
nlDuliti,. Oo Die gSeitmGftc oaraui
NIT tiner Geacnhlofabe aeontlportet
bohcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-10
German Ad No. 80
WurUnn
Ieiden Sic
an

.opfschn,erzen
verstimmtem
Magen
VerdauunaD-
st0rung
NervositSt
Case urld
Blih'.lgen
SchlAf . und
Appetitlosigkeit
verursacht
durch
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-10

Dr.. Peter Fahrney -, 90
1870. 1905 Hartleibigkeit ?
Erlansen Sic schnelle, erprobte,
angenehme Linderung NIT
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-10
Alpenkrauter

Sanft und milde bringt diese laxative
und Magentatigkeit anregende Medi.
zin trage Darme yum Arbeiten und
hilft, verhartete Abfallstoffe auszu.
scheiden; die durch Hartleibigkeit
verursachten Case zu vertreiben und
gibt dem Magen das angenehme &c.
fiihl Won Warme. Alpenkrauter's er.
staunliche Wirksamkeit list auf cine
wissenschaftliche FOrmel zuriickzufih.
rem, welche l8 (nicht nur Elm oder
zwei) Natur.Heilkrauter, Wurzeln und
Pflanzen verbindet, - cine Ceheim.
formel, vervollkommnet uber eine
Periodic Won 78 Jahren. ia, fur
schnelle, angenehme, erprobte Lin.
derung Won NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
den besOrgen Sic sich nOch heute
Alpenkrauter in lhrer
Nachbarschaft oder
sender Sic fir unser 49,
Spezial GW
EinfGhrungs- kA
Angebot
II Unzen Flasche fur AInANs
nur $1.00 portofrei ins fR5Tf.N
Haus geliefert. W-sSs:ssitRA
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-03
1MITH AS
CIRCULAR SAW

Has S-inch blade. 2A-
inch depth Of cut. Up
to 46 inches between
blade and fence.
Micro-blade adjust
ment.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-03
iAA PERSONNEL ON
PLANE FROM West

A CAA plane from Anchorage
anded here yesterday with person.
rel aboard from several stations
for medical treatment here, and
transfer of duty.
Pilots aboard the craft were Will
am A. Clayton, A. j. Rogers and
J. L. Hurst.
CAA personnel staying at the
Barancf include A. Z. Butler, Addle
Lee Felker and Mr.. and Mrs. R. L.
Frankfurter of Yakutat, Mrs. Wally
Leah of Annette, Mrs. Fred ID.
Newburn and Betty Vrooman OF
GustavuS.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-03
New Officers TO
PRESIDE TONIGHT
BETA SIGMA phi

.AlaskC De-ta CAarter o. 3eta
sigma Phi will meet tonight for
the regular business and cultural
meeting in the Gold Room of the
Raranof Hotel. This will be the first
meeting under the new 1949 ofii-
GERS, with Ruth Bader, new Fresi-
dent, presiding at the business
session.
Officers for the new year were
installed Saturday night at the
Beta Sigma Phi Founders Day
tanquet and program in the Gold
Room. Installed at that time. be-
sides Miss Bader, were Freeda
Bechtold, Vice President; Ruth
Dunlap, Recording Secretary; Jean
Marsh, Corresponding Secretary;
and Terese Fenster, Treasurer.
Other activities of the annual cele-
bration were the pledging of new
members and comforting of the
Ritual of Jewels Degree on former
pledges.
Jeanne Renshaw, membership
chairman, presented the following
girls for pledging: Betty Haynes,
Helen Maslanka, Florence Hutton,
Jackie Fisher, Pat Burns, Carol
Reams, and Helen Saale.
Members receiving the Ritual OF
Jewels Degree were. Jean Marsh,
Helen Tengsdahl, Terese Fenster,
Harriet Smith, Ruth Sherren, Ruth
Ealey. Rose Maier, Gennie Niemiec,
Rose Olive King, Betty Haggarty
and Miriam Troutman.
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Literary sponsor of the chapter,
Dorothy Novatney, read the Ritual
OF Jewels service; Helen Schaefer
read the Pledge Ritual. Out-goi
President Dorothy Farrell was in
stalling officer fof the new execu-
tive board
Ruth Dunlap was tosstmlstress
for the Founders Day Banquet, the
event icing an international Beta
sigma Phi tradition. She intro
duced Mrs. Mildred R. Hermann,
International Honorary Member,
who spoke briefly, and also Terese
FGnster and Dorothy Farrell. Ruth
Eader presented the outgoing Presi-
osnt with her Past Presidents pin.
Mrs. Dunlap then introduced MIS-.
a. f. Ghiglione, main speaker fer
tie evening, whose topic was
Happy Music" she spoke of the
important part music could play
in morale building in any group
activity, especially in public school
work with young children. Music
Tor the evening was provided in
songs Ky Florence Ward and
Frances Paul, accompanied by
Dor. anne Barnes. Mrs. Ward sang
THE Friendly Road the first
prize winner in the International
Beta Sigma Phi 1949 song contest.
Miss Paul sang yellow Rose" the
second prize winner in the contest.
The latter song was written by
Miss Barnes CT Delta Chapter.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-03
OFFICIALS OF IVA
TESTIFY IN TRIAL
OF JSC vs.. nWU

Most of today's court sessions in
the trial of the Juneau Spruce
Corporation S1,O25,O00 damage suit
against International and local
longshoremen was occupied With
the questioning of officials ana
members of International Wood
workers of America, Local M-2n.
This mornings examination by
Norman Banfield, Juneau Spruce
attorney, and crcss-examining by
George Anderson pegan when
plaintiff called as witness Glenn
A. Krkham, for three years an en-
ployee of J.S.C.
Kirkkam was President of the
Woodworkers' local at the time the
company signed a contract with
that union en- November 3, 1947.
He testified as to an earlier
meeting of his union with an ILWU
committee, at the longshoremen's
request, and to IVA. meetings
before and after the contract was
signed, also to the IVA verbal
promise to load barges, while
agreeing not to touch any thing at
tached to ships gear.
After an hour and quarter on
the stand, Kirkham was succeeded
by Joseph w. Francis, Juneau
Spruce employee since January,
1948, and a member OF IVA. Fran
els told of a union meeting the
evening before the ILWU threw a
PICKET line around the plant.
AS this witness hao not attended
a meeting the previous week which
concerned the reasons for IVA
members voting not to cross the
picket line. Banfield dismissed
Francis without pursuing the line
OF questioning he had started.
This was not, however, before
Defense Attorney Anderson Of San
Francisco had got in some question:
ing of his own. A shrewd and
adroit examiner, Anderson is an ola
hand at this type of case, he having
represented the longshoremen in
Pacific Coast trials. This IL lis llrst
enc in Alaska.
Francis testimony, like that OF
all witnesses SO far called, was
interrupted by frequent objections
from defense counsel, and an occa-
sional minor flare-up between the
attorneys.
William H. Flint, who has been
President Of the IVA local for a
year. was called shortly before
noon, and his testimony on the
Woodworkers' agreement with the
lumber company was resumed this
afternoon.
On the witness stand late yes
terday afternoon, Horace o. Adams,
and Henry Green gave evidence as
to longshoremen's refusal to handle
lumber over the Alaska Steamship
dock
Eugene H. Card also was wit
ness.
Testifying earlier in the day had
been Eugene S. Hawkins, first
manager of Juneau Spruce after
the mill was purchased from Ju-
neau Lumber Mills, and Verne
Albright, ILWU organizer and adj
wiser in Alaska.
The Juneau Spruce seeks dam
ages as result of longshoremen's
picketing the mill and refusing to
handle lumber for the company,
resulting in the closure of the mill.
The case is being heard by
Judge George w. Folta in United
States District Court. 1t opened
Wednesday, actual presentation
commencing Thursday afternoon
after a jury of nine men and three
women had been sworn in.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-03
ROBERT AKERvICk
NAMED PRESIDENT
OF ROTARY, 1880

Election of Robert Akervick tc
the post OF Rotary Club President
for the year 1880 was announced
at todays meeting at the Baranot
by Neil Friedman, secretary lreas-
urer of the newly elected board OF
direcors.
Akervick will succeed Charles w.
Carter, whose term OF office ex-
pires June 80.
Other officers named at an or
ganizational meeting OF Rotarian
directors last week include: Henry
Harmon, vice president; Neii
Friedman and sam Mcfhetres,
secretary treasurer and assistant
secretary treasurer; William White
head, sergeant-at-arms.
Friedman announced a meeting
of directors this afternoon at
Keith Wildes' office.
Rotarians iris neon had a spec
al culinary treat referred 10 in
yhe clubs weekly neWsheet as -
tasty concoction OF Chicnecetes
optic" Or just plain crab
Grabs Tor the salad were lurn-
ished by Rotary Grabs, inc, a
group of seafarers identified by
heir spokesman Don Skuse as
Monty Grishman, Hugh Wade. DR..
William Whitehead, Henry Harmon
Henry Green and DR.. John Glenn
ents.
Three visiting Rotarians were at
the meeting, Gene Carr of Coos
Bay, Ore, Or. 4. G. Koenig of
Buffalo and Ern.e Thompson o.
Tacoma.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-03
.EASTAUCH Will BE
SPEAKER. 1--WE MEET
AT NOON TOMORROW

Fred Eastaugh, President of the
Juneau Chamber of Commerce, will
be the speaker at the May luncheon
Of the Juneau Woman's Club to-
morrow at noon at the Baranof
hotel. Mrs. Ray Day, chairman OF
the Civic Improvement department,
is in charge Of the program.
Officers for the coming year will
be chosen at the meeting. For
reservations call Mrs. John Brill
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-03
BsACHCoMBER TO SAIL

The M. v. Beachcomber, freight
er owned by Jerry Mckinley. sails
Thursday night at s o'clock for
Sitka and waypoints. Freight be- {.
ing brought in on the Baranof this
afternoon will be taken aboard.
Crew for the Beachcomber are Don
Gallagher and Curtis Bach.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-03
GAMES TODAY

BROOKLYN, May 3-R-Ralph
Branca, lanky Brooklyn right
handler, BANKED Cincinnati's Reds
with six hits today for a 80 Dodger
triumph, 1t was BrancaS fourth
victory of the year against no de-
feats. Jackie Robinson homered
for the Dodgers with the sacks
empty in the seventh inning.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-03
HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted to st. AIMS hospital
yesterday were Mrs, Carl Lehto,
Robert Moore, Mrs Hawley Star
ling and Troy Taylor.
Discharged from st. AIMS were
Mrs. Walter Soboleff, Robert An
dreWs and Frank James.
Admitted to the Government
hospital were Frank James OF
Haines, Donald Austin of Wrangell
and Mabel johnson of Juneau.
Marshall Bow o. Tempe, Arlz-
ona, registered yesterday at the
Gastineau Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-03

Donald McMorran, Pan American
Always regional traffic superin-
tendent, is in juneau en- the. last
stop of a tour CT PAA stations
in Alaska, including Meme and
Fairbanks. He will go on to his
station in Seattle after short
stay here.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-03

hart. All women in the community
interested in the clue activities
are invited tc attend tre luncheon.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-03
FROM GUSTAyUS

L. j. Beiber Of the CAA in Gus
tavus is registered at the Gas
tineau.
Evening star., 1949-02-22
ROOMS FURNIsHED-Northeosi 81

CATHOLIC u. vICINITY-Large
dble bedrm.; nicely furn.; couple or
EMP1 ssPtlemeD corP{E PH o9as Ef 15tTr 5tiy, 8.
1sss S.sen moNTANA 81 T n Al Ave. iosS Sr-Nicel,
s6n nan 1tp pressFrsa sT p9 i1o comfortsh,.
CAPIToL HILLwAttr. ssl. with run
ming water, next to bath; quiet
home; senilemss; eass ss wk. rs 5th
eiIe 18th ST. NE. doth and r. I.
ave, Double room with bath for 2
ladies or gentlemen: telephone and
laundry privileges; excelien: trans
pp92rrtattnlSHn,; sa6 each per month,
IDEAL LeoacATIoN. 1o1 5th; ssle:, also
dble.; 10 min. downtown; best beds,
sunny, spac:. ami. TR. 5035. --22
3OO1 ?6th ST. Ne. room in private
hon bone ,y9 Of IHh adults; $50; nondrinker,
1ss YoG ST. N:E.-1 front rm. with
phone; kit and liv. rm. privils: s45
mo: employed couple. MI. $3.50.
1s4I L ST. N.E.-Furnished room
Use ssi, Fl kit. XII ea5d, and laundry Drvil:; or
tton; newly painted sgle rm, sober
gentleman; Sc a week. EARL. FIR.
COLORED-NICE rm., nice location.
cpl. girls or men: very nice land
lady; cooking and phone privileges.
NO q077. ga
COLoRED-NICE SINGLE RM., for
man: conv. to transp; use of tele-
phone. AK. $3.50. 80
COLORED-l111 51th PL.-Large
double room; cooking privils.; &C. cou-
COLORED-5O66 JAY ST. N.E.-Rm..
furn. for couple; cooking privilege.
Come after : pm.