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Evening star., 1949-12-09

Remodeled to 1850 styles, capeN
stoles or finger-tip. Reas. AID. 324l.
FURNACE, American hot-water heat
er, for s or 10 room house, cheap.
See in operation, 316 B ST. ne.
Evening star., 1949-12-09
Great Rapids Furn. Exchange

GOT 7th ST. NV, Elk. 6742
One of Washington's largest and
most complete used furniture stores.
DINING RIM. sUITE-Several dining
up. SMITHS TRANSFER AND
STORAGE CO.. 1913 You st. NV.
1858 Wis. ave. Don't make Q move
without calling Smiths. IL
DINING RM. SUITE, 10 piece, wal
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-07
FROM PETERSBURG

c. w. Seidel ana j. B. Lindberg
of Petersburg are guests at the
Gastineau Hotel
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ans OFFICERS TO
MT. EDGE(UMBE
FOR CONFERENCES

Division heads of the Alaska Ma
tive Service boarded the ANS vessel
North Star today at 2 p. m. bound
for Mt Edgecumbe and a joint
conference with Mt. Edgecumbe
officers.
Purpose of the conference is to
work out long range, comprehen-
sive program for unified develop
ment of the Mt. Edgecumbe pro-
ject, according to Don Foster, ANS
director.
Specific objective is the develop
ing of a vocational program TO
tie in closely with the rehabiita-
ton Of TB and orthopedic cases
Plans are also to lay ground work
for development Of the apprentice
program now being worked out By
The Territorial and Federal Depart
pents of Labor.
Taking the trip along with Fos-
ter will be Rheniholdt Brust,
assistant superintendent; John
Kelly, budget officer; DR.. James
Googe, medical director; Charles
Mountjoy, director native resour.
ces.
DR.. George Dale and DR.. Evelyn
Butler will join the group on DR..
Buffers return from Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-07
CHILK0oT VETERAN
ASKS $4,000 IN
GREGG LIBEL SUIT

The second libel action against
Kenneth P. Gregg, Sr., growing
out of the Port Chilkoot tangle
was filed today in District Court.
Howard C. Koenig, Jr. one of
the co-defendants in a pending ac-
ton, is plaintiff, represented by
Attorney r. E. Robertson.
Koenig asks S25,0OO for defama-
ton through distribution and pub
lication of false and defamatory
statements; S25 900 for uttering
SANDER in the second cause for
action, which concerns negotiations
with P. G. Briggs for the motor
vessel Southeastern; $4,000 for
loss of profits and $4,000 as punt
tive and exemplary damages. and
costs. es
Carl w. Heinmiller recently filed
a libel suit for $4,000 on charge
similar to Koenig's first count
Koenig, resident Of Haines
operates the dock at Port Chill
koot, where a group of veterans es-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-07
ToBIN SEEKS BOOST
IN OLD AGE BENEFITS

WASHINGTON, April 7-R-
Secretary of Labor Maurice Tobin
has called for a boost in old age
benefits. The cabinet official says
the increase is necessary to combat
what he calls threats to our sta
hility as nation" posed by the
personal insecurity of its citizens.
The lasor secretary delivered a
prepared statement to the House
Ways and Means committee. He
told them that living costs have
risen SO percent since the present
social Security System was estab-
lished in 1895. He declared that
modern industrial life has tended
to make the lives of many persons
less secure. Workers, Tobin said,
have a difficult problem in keeping
pace with the cost of living, and
IN building up savings for emer-
gencies.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-07

Steve Vukovich, Mrs. Leroy West
Mrs Olaf Bedding, Mrs. Jake Crop
ley, Mrs r. j. Sommers, Mrs. B. D
Stewart, Mrs. Edwin Clark, Mrs
Hugh Wade, Mrs. Chris Wyller
Mrs. Joe Braun, Mrs. George Gull
lufsen, Sr.. Mrs. Samuel McPhet-
res, Mrs. Lillian Uggen, Mrs. D. c
Langdon, Mrs. Dan Ward, and Mrs
Jean Churovich.
Others SO named are Marvin
Kristan, A. Hammer, Pete Warner
Henry Leege, William Hughes, 1t
A. I. Roberts, Cliff Richards, Pear
Peterson, Helen Rolf, Mrs. James
T. DeHart, Claude Brown, Oar
Ward, Mrs. Edith Barras, Mrs. Olav
Lillegraven, Mrs. Cecil easier, Mrs
Gertrude Hansen Jurgeleit Of
Haines, Mrs Roland Simmons
Yakutat; Mrs. James Vrooman
Gustavus, and Joseph E. Kahklen
AngoCn.
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Mad Hatters Meet
For VA Luncheon

Head gear of Veterans Admins
tration workers lunching today at
the Baranof looked like something
out of an opium dream by Anatole
CT Paris.
TWenty-one women from the VA
offices meeting for an Easter
luncheon in the Terrace Room
turned tricky with Easter Dummies
and little chicks to produce head
gear guaranteed to send chill
through long-sutfering husbands.
AT the special behest of Cham
'er of Commerce member Norman
Banfield. the lovely lassises, with
their latest in Easter bonnets
paraded through the Commerce
session, to show civic leaders that
ne hat situation could be worse
IAN it is.
Back in the Terrace Room, the
luncheon group named Betty Lou
Nordling's chapeau as the nattiesi
+ the day, and chose Jessie
Trimbles as indicative of the most
asenious use of the Easter ma
teriais. Both girls were awarded
CRIES.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-07
SIIKA HIGH BAND
ARRIVES TODAY FOR
CONCERT SATURDAY

The Sitka High School band ar
r;ed this afternoon at 1910 O'Clock
on the SIS II and the Sea Ranger.
When the two boats locked at the
CITY Float. about half of the Jul
neau High School student body was
there to meet them.
Tomorrow afternoon the SltKa
band. under the direction of Thom-
as F. Jones. will rehearse for their
nrogram Saturday evening at y
o'clock in the high school gymnas-
inn, A massed band rehearsal OF
the Juneau and Sitka high school
hands will be held Saturday morn
ing.
Mr.. Jones said the Sitka band
had a military system for manage
ment He started the band three
wears ago. The bandsmen Will wear
its uniforms of blue coats, white
trousers. and Sam Browne belts Tor
the concert.
The band left Sitka last night at
7 o'clock and reported a good trip.
AS escorts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Walton
came on the Sea Ranger. Inc
girls and smaller boys Travelled on
the Sea Ranger while the older
bows came on the SIS II.
Members of the band are: clarl-
nets. Natasha Calvin third offl-
cer). Betty Yaw, Jack Willett, Bob
Cameron, Nancy Yaw, David Rhod-
es. Bruce Robertson, Arnold Did
rickson, Fred Moscowiitz, Bonnie
Cameron, Bob Edenso, Bud Smith,
Allen McClain, Joan Lawrence, Bill
Boettcher, Sonny Porter; flute, Ber-
ma Boteetche; saxophone, Elwood
Latta.
Trombones Marvin Kinherg first
officer senior, Bill Lawrence, ION
Kinberg, Norman Burke, Jim Price,
Harold Donnelly, Carl Peterson.
Baritones: Myrna Willett Csec-
ond officer junior, Hazel Miller,
Justin Ripley. Trumpets: Jack Law
renee (second officer senior, Elias
Didrickson, Edwin Osbakken, Fenton
Dennis, Lauretta Walton, Gregory
Ripley, John Abel, Dick Boettcher,
Richard Brookman, Jay Fetter, Bob
Allen, Wayne Clark.
Drums: Audrey French Second
officer senior, Jim Rusch third
officer, Allen Shipley, Larry Cal
vim, Nancy forum. Horns: Dick
McNulty Fay Kinberg, George Law
renee. Bases: Jack Reed tirst
officer senior, Garner Buchanan,
Bud Fetter second officer junior.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-07
BUSINESS MEETING
OF 6. ). COUNCIL
MONDAY EVENING

The general quarterly meeting
of the Juneau-Douglas Girl Scout
Council VIII be held 8 O'CLOCK
Monday evening in the parlor Of
the Lutheran church.
A number of matters presented
by Mrs. Marjory Kafer, Commun-
ity Advisor, during her visit VIII
be brought before the Council Tor
discussion and action. Among the
most important items are the pur-
chase of general liability insur =
ance for camp, a special camp
period for Senior Girl Scouts, and
the planning of a broader and
better integrated program OF ac-
tivity for all Girls Scouts in this
area.
All troop leaders and troop COM
mittee members are urged to be
present.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-07
RED CROSS DRIVE
SHORT $1,000 OF
CAMPAIGN QUOTA

Although the goal of $1,000 was
not achieved in the Red Cross fund
campaign just closed, workers hope
the quota will be met through
forthcoming contributions from
petersburg and Skagway, plus I'M
reported local contributions.
To date, a little over $4,000 has
been collected, according to CO.
chairmen of the campaign, DR.. d
D. Marquardt, and former Gov
George A. Parks.
They ask that firms or individuals
not solicited in the March drive
call Red Cross headquarters
Phone $685. or mail contributions tc
Juneau Red Cross Chapter, Boz
231, Juneau.
The phone call will bring vol
nteer worker and may help some
one in need.
Robert Boochever, Juneau Chap
er chairman. expressed gratitude
or the work performed during the
ampaign by the co-chairmsn, dis
triet captains and other volunteer
workers, and stated that their in
dividual efforts in behalf OF this
worthy cause reflected credit K
| Juneau.
1T is perhaps not generally
recognized by many people, sale
8oochever, that the major portion
Of local Red Cross funds is retained
in Juneau for assistance to those
in dire need. The past winter has
gitnessed many such cases. Through
its use, helping hand is liftec
0 those in distress. The solving Of
Sersonal problems Of veterans i
facilitated through its services.
Besides this he added. 'th'
National Red Cross stands ready K
lend help in the event OF maIol
disaster.
These persons are among thos'
yolunteer workers whom BoCcheve
specially praised for their caI-1
paign efforts: Mrs. jim Cole, Mr.
Joseph A. Mclean, Mrs. A. Strest.
The Rev. Walter A. soholeff Mrs
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FROM PETERSBURG
Louis Susort of Petersburg regis
tered yesterday at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-07
FROM TENAKEE

M. Carlson of Tenakee is a guest
at the Gastineau Hotel.
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SALMON INDUSTRY,
WORKERS TO TALK
On 1949 CONTRACTS

SEATTLE, April 7.--tR- The AL
aska Salmon Cannery Workers IN
ion and representatives of the AL
aska Salmon Industry will resume
contract negotiations tomorrow
Three previous sessions have fail
ed to work out contract.
Chief bone of contention, union
officials said, was the unions de-
sire to write single contract
governing resident and nonresident
cannery workers of all locals of the
union.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-07
Stephen I. Early
Is Nominated for
Important Post

WASHINGTON, April = R =
President Truman today nominated
Stephen T. Early, long time former
White House secretary. to re
Undersecretary of Defense.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-07
ALIENS BARRED
IN PHILIPPINES

MANILA, April 7-tR-The Phil
ippine House of Representatives
has passed unanimously bill pro-
hibiting admission of aliens whose
countries do not grant reciprocal
rights to Filipinos.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-07

tablished a cooperative, Court ac-
lions concern management of the
Port Chilkoot Company and the
Veterans Alaska Cooperative Co.
Evening star., 1949-08-23

more out of place than the one
on his brow.
The summer replacement Spec
tator Of the After Dark scene will
Of course. avoid some Of the ex-
periences of a. man who has been
watching it longer than he real
ICES. He will not be likely, for
example. to come out of the May
flower Lounge some night, get
into a cab and have the driver
turn and say, II know you. You've
put on some weight, haven't you?'
Happened to us one recent eve
ming, though.
The driver turned out to be
that tall Cossack who used to be
a Connecticut avenue landmark
as he guarded the portals of the
Troika. We hadn't recognized him
out of that blue drum majors uni
form and without his high fur
hat.
There will be other traps along
the way which our man will be
unable to avoid, however. There
is always the young performer
who wants an appraisal Of his
work. Right now, even, there is
a young comedian lying in wait
for the man who takes this pillar
over for awhile. The only advice
we can give, out of long expert
Evening star., 1949-08-23
SALESMAN
CONTACTS PROVIDED
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HELP WoMEN

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sent, alert girl will ind opportu.
nifty to learn and advance; must
type well and Learn e.. operatiodn n9 sdv.pl o.
tisins helpful. good stalsins salary;
&. .N WHISTLER ss l. soNs. ss7 : :. St.
BffixTur1c1AN-nxpert E hair stylist
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for corp. state experisnce ana Sal, Al
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young lady to operate MGR book.
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Evening star., 1949-08-23

debate. The last time we became
entangled with him 1t was in An
involved argument over whether
gypsies are sad or happy, as re-
flected by their music. which is
sad or happy.
The third stern warning is to
avoid Parker, the Madrillon's head
waiter. There is nothing wrong
with Parker. except that he is
going to tell a man and expect
him to believe stories like the one
about the three Navy fliers. The
Navy boys. visiting in town. star
tied cab driver, according to
Parker, by directing him to take
them to the Marmalade. Mar
malade?" the driver asked
whats that?" II thought that
was the name" one of the visitors
said. Man told us we could get
Evening star., 1949-08-23
After Dark
A Paper Hat Doesn't Always Mean
Festivity, and Other Stern Warnings
By Harry Macarthur

find life booming at the outdoor
playgrounds-the Shoreham Ter
race and the Roger Smiths Star
light Roof. Both of these are we'll
hammered resorts, but even here
man can come across incongrui-
ties which give him pause.
Out on the Shoreham Terrace
the other night, for instance. a
man was seated at the end of a
festive board. He was the glum-
NEST, non celebrating celebrant
you ever saw. Across from him,
his feminine companion matched
his dark mood. They didn't seem
to be angry or awash with the
grape. They just sat there, BROOD
ing, rarely speaking. The man was
wearing q rafish paper hat. He
may merely have been thinking
how silly a man looks in d paper
hat, but you never saw one look
Evening star., 1949-08-23
HELP MEN

ADJUSTER - Automobile insurance,
age 25 to 80. for perm. career posi-
tion in company afnliated with Gen.
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Ability to deal with people and me
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APPRENTICE for dental laboratory;
must be over ls; excellent oppos-
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man for cleaning: good pay ,3 io.
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opportunity for right man. Reply
stating age, education and expert
ence. Box 4tQ-Z. Star.
AUTO FINANCE MAN. used to doing
large volume; experienced on passins
credits and knowing collections
problems. Good salary to start with
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ger, WissINdER CHEVROLET
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Evening star., 1949-08-23

The uninhibited ragweeds are
counting each other like maniacs.
the resistance is low and aching
and the eyeballs burn fiery red in
their sandpaper sockets. If there
is one thing a man is in no mood
for it is this final task before a
vacation, the final task being the
attainment of the bottom of the
second page of copy paper. 1t
looks like long trip from here.
The journey might best be
spent, perhaps, in warning the
young man who takes over this
chore for the next three weeks
about some of the things in store
for him. Some of these are things
which shouldn't be encountered
by a man unprepared for them.
Since IT, is August, our man Will
Evening star., 1949-08-23

good Spanish food there" oh
said the driver, and drove directly
to the Madrillon.
4
1t also was Parker who met q
request for q Moscow Mule with
a question.
Whats q Moscow Mule?"
Vodka and ginger beer" he
was told.
Wow" he said. What do they
want the atom bomb for? They
don't need it."
Evening star., 1949-08-23
Classified Ad Rates
Local Advertisers


Three Lines (Minimum)
/ or 2 times, 35c per line per
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively. $50
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutlyely
SIC per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, Sc per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line, 4-llne
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines tMinimum)
Flat rate per line QUO
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles OF
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daii;, 8 am. to 8 Pm.
Saturday, 8 Am. to pm.
Sunday Ii am. to 8 pm.
Leave your ads at the Business once,
II tn and Pennsylvania ave-. st apy
Of the Branch ofhces throughout the
city, or
PHONE STERLING 5000.
Claims for errors must be made IN
time for correction before second in
sertion.
tain cash register receipt, which bears
q serial number with date and tdeuu-
des your advertisement.
when canceling classified advertise.
ments be sure to make note OF the
cancellation number. This is i'm
portant in case your statement does
not show q credit for the canceua-
tion
Evening star., 1949-08-23
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT with
ability to type; experience on Rem!
Rand 2s5 desirable; S45 to start;
opportunity for advancement; 80
hour week; air-conditioned once.
Call MR.. SAKE, WI. 1922. -23
experienced. part time,
q to IL am. or $50 to $50 pm
ST. per hour guarantee. A worker
can average at least So per hour.
Heating and air conditioning com
pany. Inclose references In first let,
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COUPLE - Lady for general house
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equipment. LO. 5-OS72. -27
DRIVER, white, for nursery school
station wagon. Responsible person
and careful driver. oV. 1882. .-.25
PIANIST-Children's dance studio;
all types music; state salary ex-
pected. Box "A, Star. 25'
STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS will
train refined men and women for
group demonstrating; car necessary:
appointment call MA. 9767. -23
Evening star., 1949-08-23
SAlESkAEN

sALEsMEN-openings for 2 men;
salary. commission and retirement;
we also have opening for men to
travel; prefer members Of the Ms, "a;
Tawsr ssn,e ogasT' sfsr ass to 20 ~ TO 'o Call ga
statesmen i3). with cars. II you
have direct selling experience you
can earn Sl00 weekly. Not canvass
ing. Call H. 3,5326 for appt. Only,
FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCEs-we have
q position for an ambitious. ener-
Frisidaire refriserators, eiec. ranges,
water heaters and other appliances
made by General Motors; Salary;
commission and bonus will be paid
to the man who qualities. Complete
training by factory prepared schools;
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bet. Q am. and IL noon for par
>ticulars. -23
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we train you; no canvaSSing; best
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9th st. NV, all day. "a
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