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MOTOR TRAVEL

70 BOSTON. MASS. and return
married couple offer free tran1p II
exchange for driving. 70 j or :
people. Leaving Washington moor
Sat, july D; returning. leave Bostor
noon Prt, July Is. refs. exchange<
Boz 40e-M. Star. "a
MIAMI. FLA.-Cadillae leaving sa:
June Is; room for couple. Call Ho
SAN ANTONIO In few days: tax,
riders. Once. DI. 57oos Ext. 52s
FoRMER PRIvATy CHAUYTxUR-
On leave, desires 70 deliver you Of
your car to Miami. Fla. after Jul!
8: excellent references. Writ,
GEORGE w. JENKINS. P. o. Bon
Sill, Aisxandria. Virginia. -26
WILL DRIvE and share expenSes fol
tide to jamestown. n. Y. over Jul,
4th. CARLSON. AID. 446s.
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uoME IMPROVEMENTS tcsr,.

ROADS. parking iotx. 6Ysveways
black top. STAG, biusstone. banl
gravel. free estimates. 20 )
42l2 .4s
IOORs, asbestos ane brick ascins
Other kozne inprovemerfs; 3-yr Fay
msni pian. MARYLAND ROOFING
Nd 81 1903. 81 1883.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. screen Ane
storm windows and cooYx. Ths
best for less; free estimates BELL
WEATHER PRODUCTS Co. ST
GENERAL CONTRACTING. repair,
tree estimates. NJ A. MORTON
CONSTR CO., after 8 pm ia
1905. zee
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments In The Star.
Evening star., 1949-06-23
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MISCELLANEOUS soa RENT

AIR CONDITIONER s.-hp esfn
favtabiy fscis rooms B maNlh8
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hish Ghaif& etc Nsek az no Ffs,
delivery fERdERs III 3tsa,
Evening star., 1949-06-23

LADY, white, wants 70 learn gen.
otice worx, PBX; nandwriting excel
LApY.i eeIores oaSho, yoSns ht4a hIsh Ieb aehool
grad. dssires work OF any type.
Phone Pr. $751; 24s
NURSE, white. hospital trained. long
exper.. wishes chronic, invalid case:
day duty; Doctors refs. HI. 3494.
23s
NURSE sE-GOvERNEss experienced,
wishes position with children; refs.
PRACTICAL NURSE. eoIored, desires
BABY care or maternity case. ST.
SECRETARY with creative writing
Varied exper. III. 5e{a.
YOUNG LADY, eoiored. desires posi-
tion as waitress, pantry girl. foun-
tain girl North 1855. 23s
EXP. sTEN0GRAPHER wants tenn
porary Or permanent position. Call
ME 2112, as
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BUSINESS OPP. Gent,

ouAN Ell Or LS4f1L
Owner must sell large sslf-servtes
store In nearby Nd Nice trade,
good delivery. over 81 500 weekly
A real opportunity for only Sl2,600.
plus stock. terms.
Auerbach & Co., DI. 6501
1924 K 81 NV Ewes. AID. 59o7.
LIQUOR REST, S., 1000
Down. 9 yrs; 81. lease: income quoted
over $500 daily. seats over 100. very
mod equip. with Ty, luke box;
shows big net profit: lst time
offered. price mas been greatly re-
duced for quick sale. Call Mrs
c. J. YOUNG
ST 1900.
BUYERS, BE WARY
Take your business to q specialist,
that's US. We have fine groceries.
taverns. specially shops, LIQUOR
stores and many other nstinss to
suit. You must be pleased,
Auerbach & Co., DI. 6501
1924 X St. NV. Ewes. AID. 1907
LADIES' SPORTSWEAR
In NV. Park I'd. section: priced reas-
onably with GOOD terms. CAN MI
Philip Jolles. ME. 64o0: ewes. SH.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
Realtors, l4ls K st. NV. NE. k4o0.
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C. J. Young, ST. 1900
1000 Vermont Ave NV
10 RMS AND z BATHS

HOTEL NEWSSTAND
For lease-News.i tobacco, candy. etc
concession: excellent opportunity
for aggressive business personality
business reference required. Appl,
manager.
HOTEL HOUSTON
ON m nj nv -oy
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Restaurant CONCESSION

Restaurant Concession
In 5O-room well-known hotel. nor
mally fully booked. at nearby pop-
ular beach resort, TO experienced op-
orator at unusually low price OF
$3.50 for entire season. Opportunity
to make some real big profits this
summer. See BOB HOLLANDER
1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma. 9743. Pa
81, 900 Mo. Sandwich Shop
News. cigars, fountain. 10 stools.
stainless steel eqpt. Rent. Sl65;
long lease: owner quotes b0%e profit:
exclusive NV, near large theater
wants S5,0 down.
c. J. Young, ST. 1900
1929 Vermont Ave. NV.
10 RMS. AND 3 BATHS
Downtown roomins house. business
and property; nice cond. through
out; owner quotes approx. $4,000
yrly. income; oil h: nicely furn.:
terms can be ARRANGED: reduced for
quick sale. RE. 1915, GE. 4ss4.
--26
Evening star., 1949-06-23

PIANos-see KITS for better pianos
oferins new. used and returned
from rental pianos n such tsIoas
stisfi. Everett, etc. q Eusstan,ial
ihe best q. KITS. Westminster :
larEest piano dealer Budget terms
KITS, 1880 @ nv: Is
on nationally advertised standard
Pttss; Piaso Masf. asa iols 81 sn'i 81 s. IHt na
-Haddors. the console with
ditioned srands Small store. tis
MUSIC sToRE. T5s IAN 81, n.v'
PIANOS FOE RENT With option 70
buy later. s6 monthly up 81.
$500. PLANO MART. 1918 7th 81.
PIANOS FOE Rent. With sp,ion TO
eay-.ehoies @ spinsts. eonsoies sr,e
300. JORDAN P1aNo Co. eorsss
1yth And q SITS, nv. --24
PIANOs--How yoef son or daughter
can enjoy . new piano Ia the hosns
n. Iss no6s.s.s s%ontai, % rental cha
naedssteiy. Nothins else 20 pay
Gene IN and MAKE your sessrstan
rev. cAAPHEIL MUSIC Co, Jf0e
q Ut. nv DI s4ss. rs
PiAs0s--E yca are looking for q
real bargain IN . nne PIANO e1tns
In and zee eur dasri&y cs eeasoses
and sptnets- These are net soertai
aaie psanox made 10 ssn at q i0s
price on fodays narkss Al os
these Instruments have been ssixhfly
used Or OCT On rent. fnEigsdec In
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PIANOS. sssiaways. Gene - and
see eur ses5tifa 6lFpisy sf nsw
steinsay xrsnds and earseses. We
also have seTefsl feeonassacneA
essinvay gsAnes tn tAls Er1up
Gene In and make yaaf kessextDn
new Lfberal stsewase< for yoss
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ranged cAA6PRE1L MUSIC CO.
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elusive sseinwsy dealers d. ssS4
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

Translating Service ,
All LANGUAGES; very reasonable. RIM
1880, Woodward Bldg, DI. 6o67 25'
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81 ROOMS-18 BATHS

81 ROOMS--18 BATHS
Dupont Circle area; excellent room
and board: quoted income IS SOC
mthiy.: lease for 5 yrs: oil heat,
quality furniture throughout; same
owner 8 yrs: volume profits. Price,
$40, 600. Can Mr.. fowler to inspect
EX. 1855.
PASTOR-LUTZ, INC.
I1s9 Vermont Ave. NV. TX. 1855:
VALET SHOP. 18th st. location. lse
modern apt. bldg: owner quotes
$50 per vk. n.t profit; rent; $55i
E. w. THURM
eos 10th st. NV, Dr. 33o6.
NIGHT CLUE, nr. Conn. and X St
Reasonable rent. long lease. uppei
floors Will pay your rent: ownei
quotes approx 81 600 per wk-, bust.
ness. Open only 2 hrs.s price. $io.-
OuOs easy terms.
e. w. THURM
sos 10Th D. NV. pL s5os.
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TYPING SERVICE
AL kinds. very reasonable. Rm. 1910
woodward BEg.. DI. 6067. 26s
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eRsh Lawson sotR sxeslisHl aNnal
tton. also nes piatieFm FaFkxF
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Evening star., 1949-06-23

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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-28

SCHOOL DISTRICT fsf'fsS - g


1.-THE delinquent OF
uendnt hn
been completed md is
viii b No at Juneau
Alaska IN he st a. Of OF
Roll the tax penalty and
in res o
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-28
ROAD OFFICIALS
PRAISE, WARN
ON HIGHWAY Use

Several gentlemen in offices OF
the Public Roads Administration
and the Highway Patrol were en-
l.arrassed for words today
They wanted to thank Juneau
drivers for remarkable considera-
ton while using the Glacier High
way, where progress sometimes is
slow and interrupted because OF
road work.
They also wanted to ask people
not to use the highway unless
necessary.
AS Chris Wyller, District P.R.A.
Engineer. said, I'VE are doing tht
work so that everyone can enjoy
the road-yet such steady traffic
as last nights makes it hard to
take advantage of good weather.
We don't want to discourage use
Of the road by those who need it.
Added w. A. Wood, District Con-
structlon Engineer, I'VE don't want
to keep anyone from going fishing,
either"
1t. Emmett NJ Botelho of the
Highway Patrol put in his word
But When cars go through new
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-28

I'VE are doing everything pos
sible to get all the work done this
season. Wood commented, but to
do it we must make the best use
of every cit of good weather. We
don't want it to go over until next
year"
Wood volunteered remarks about
Gastineau Channels well-mann-
cred motorists.
Men representing the contrac-
tors as well as our department
have commented frequently on the
consideration shown by motorists.
In a comparable situation outside,
people would be honking the horn
at every one-way stretch. and gem
orally making it tougher. not
easier. Maybe he added, ITS be-
cause everyone wants the highway
work completed fast-or maybe the
people around here just have the
good sense to know that considera-
ton helps to speed the job
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-28

to the refreshment period, two lass
les brought on the doughnuts and
coffee, a reminder Of the coffee and
doughnuts of The Salvation Army
known to service men the world
over, in both World Wars and II.
They were CARRIED in the bonnets of
he Salvation Lassies, and proved to
oe capital and capable host !.
esses.
Bob Druxman and Earl Collins
are the members of the refreshment
committee for the meeting of July
18th. Due to the Independence
Day program of next Monday, the
meeting for that date was post
poned.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-28
TRANSPORTATION
Law INTERPRETED
BY ATTY. GENERAL

Attorney General, j. Gerald Will
liams, at the request of the Gem
missioner of Labor, has given an
opinion as to the meaning of Sec
ton l of the Return Transportation
Law, enacted by the recent legisla-
ture, which provides that employers
who finance transportation for en-
ployees within and without Alaska,
upon termination of employment
must finance return transportation
tc the place of recruitment.
In his opinion. the Attorney
General said. After careful
reading of the statute. it is my
opinion that if the employer ter
inmates the contract of employ
ment without. just cause he must
in all events pay the return trans
rortaticn Of the employee. If the
employee terminates the contract
of. employment for a good and
sufficient cause, which in the
opinion Of the Commissioner OF
Labor is beyond the control OF the
employee, then the employer is
liable for the return transportation
of the employee. If, however, the
employer terminates the contract
of employment for good and SUI
ficient cause which is within the
control of the employee, then, and
in that event, the employer should
not be liable for the return trans
portatiorl
Under the working the statutes,
it is discretionary with your office
to determine which good and suf-
ficient reasons for termination OF
the contract of employment are
within the control of the employee.
I would not attempt to dictate your
policy to you, but in my opinion
the following reasons for termina-
ton of employment contracts would
seem to clearly be within the con-
troll of the employee: continued
and unexcused absenteeism, failure
to perform duties assigned, assum-
ing that such duties are within the
normal scope of the contract OF
employment, inability to perform
the duties which the employee con-
tracted to perform, intoxication,
insubordination. etc.
In commenting upon the Attor-
ney Generals opinion, Commits
sioner OF Labor Henry A. Benson,
said employers and workers who
are affected by the provisions OF
this law, may rely upon the excel
lent opinion given by the Attorney
General since the Territorial De-
partment of Labor will be guided
by this opinion in the administra-
ton and enforcement of this law,
which by its provisions can DO
much to remove stranded en-
ployees from the Territory and
thus ease the unemployment bur-
den which will face the TERRITORY
this coming winter
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-28

paving, as some of them did yes
terday, the work has to be done
over, and that slows up the joe
The thing is. they all agree, that
work definitely will be speeded if
motorists lust going out for a
ride" will deny themselves for a
little while.
Yesterdays fine weather brought
/ record crowd out on the high
way, hampering work to such an
,xtent that barely half the usual
90 loads a shift could be trans
ported.
Wanting to make the most OF
advantageous weather, construction
rews worked on through the long
light night, knocking off at am.
Three hours later work was again
lnder way.
Actual laying oI the asphalt
,aving is more than half COM
oleted, according to Wood. Double
aving has been put down from
he Lemon Creek plant to the air.
ort end of the job. Single paving
.ow is being laid from the city
limits back toward the plant. The
econd start was made from the
uneau end so that trucks would
OF have to haul over the newly
rread hot mix.
The seal coat to top it all can
put on in comparatively short
ime-say 10 to Is days Of good
weather saws Wood. -
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-28
ANNUAL LEGION
CONVENTION Is
FULLY REPORTED
Ethel Lindley, Valdez, Ap-
pointed Department Ad-
jutdnt, Visits Post Here

With detained report OF TIT
annual convention of The Ameri
can Legion at Mckinley National
, Park being given by Chester zenger
Commander of Juneau Post No. 4
the Monday evening meeting wa.
enlivened by a lively discussion OF
! business transacted in the interior
as it affects the local post.
Due tc distance and prior commit
ments, Commander Zenger was the
sole post representative attending in
the capacity of post delegate
Numerous important decisions were
made by the department group and
Zenger was elected to the executive
committee of the larger body
Highlighting the session of last
evening was an informal talk given
by Ethel Lindley, formerly of VAL
dez, She had been appointed to
the office of Department Adjutant
during the convention sessions.
In her opening report to the Jul
neau post she told of memorial SER
vices at the convention, declaring
that deeply impressive ceremonies
marked the high respect paid to the
memories of Legion and Legion
Auxiliary members who had passed
en- since the annual convention at
S.tka in 1913. There had been nine
deaths in both groups during the
year, she added, and assisting in
the memorial services were six Aux
iliary and four Legion members.
After discussing matters dealing
with the internal affairs of the Lee
gion as viewed from the standpoint
OF the Territory as a whole, Adult
ant Lindley declared that she is a
Legionnaire first, last and always,
and would expend the last atom
of energy in behalf of any vet
eran whose circumstances warrant
ed the aid Of the Department Ser
vice Officer, an additional post to
which she had been assigned, in
conjunction with her duties as ADJ
jutant for the ensuing year.
Following the meeting of the
evening, Miss Lindley emphasized
the TACT that the role in an office
of and for the Legion would not in
oo,, ,,,o,, o,,rtoiJ bo, loxoIt, 70 go
service for the Auxiliary, declaring
that she would strive to render i'm
partial decisions with regard to both
groups, so inter-dependent for their
unusual success. 4
Vern Harris, reporting for the
posts committee on Boy Scouting,
made a detailed report, commented
on camping activities recently con-
Quoted. He said Court of Honor
in which several of the Troop mem
hers are ready to advance to higher
ratings in their scouting work. was
to be held soon.
Renewed efforts are required in
behalf of the American Legion cam
didate. Martha Newbould, for the
honor of becoming Queen of the In
dependence Day celebration, Harris
said.
James F. Wendt, chairman of the
committee in charge of the Ameri-
can Legion float for the July 4th
parade, reported that everything
was in readiness, if the weatherman
gave the right kind OF a day on the
Fourth.
A committee of four was appoint
ed by Commander Zenger to advise
newly initiated Legionnaires in pro-
ceedures of the organization.
With Alfredo zenger and Enrica
Newbould giving the feminine touch
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-28

Peter Coopers Tom Thumb en-
cine, the first American built loco
motive to haul passengers, was de-
1eated in a race with q morse
pulling a car on another track.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-28

Early Christian leaders sometimes
had difficulty persuading religious
enthusiasts that a baptized person
had a right to be married, own
property, engage in war or COM
merce or hold public office.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-28

The ant has two stomachs' one
for himself, and the other 1oi
food to be shared with other ants
in the nest.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-28

The Portuguese man-of-war Is
jellyfish made UP of a group of
single animals attached to single
float.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-28

A claimant having three dependents
whose weekly benefit amount is sos
win have q weekly togal OF $40 pay
able to him and will receive q check
at the end Of two such benefit
weeks amounting to $50.
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