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Evening star., 1950-04-26
GIRLS WANTED
Apply
Personnel Office
S. KANN SONS co.

GIRLS WANTED
Capable roller skaters, over 21; must
fv1rnish own skates. Call HI. 5225
LADY. ambitious, refined, opportunity
to learn good business, rapid ad-
vyaan4c;emsnt; S2'4oo first year. Box
LADIEs~Residence Alex. or vic, SG for
pI,rt-Glme sales work, is to 20 hrs.
l:50 hr. REAL SILK PRODUCTS,
OV. 3540. 6 to 8 pm.
LADIES-(5) white. to conduct charm
forums. Average $40 per even, 8
ewes. per wk. No eanvassing, de-
FoRTfg 51yos5!ng or eollectiRg 09s Phons MRS
ExpeT; preferred a't ABBY 5s4 18th sth
WoMEN-can earn $40 to $50
weekly salary and commission; we
oasebyog Tan byGg t9 es IN st67e and don sell
phone; write age, past experience.
RITZ HoteI. $50 uIeSSi r St. NV -:
YOUNG LADY to assist cashier; in
stallness experencs; Ts nee excellent sal
HANDTCAPPED LADIES to work. on Or
telephone solicitation from their
home; if you have had exper. in
this line OF work. call RE. 1920
after 2 p.m.' ask for MR.. ELLIS.
RES. HOUSE MOTHER for small
group; teacher preferred. Helpful if
you can drive. Also an exp, kind
teacher. State exp, give tele. num-
ber. P. o. Box 1925. -2S
LARGE REAL ESTATE FIRM needs
experienced stenographer: Mort
iC lnCir LnYt ~
fcations to Box $500, Star. W26
furn., for quiet refined white couple
IN exchange for maid service of wife.
DO YoU~HAvE 3 OR HOURS to
spare in your own home and earn
money. Apply 726 11th st. NV, 2nd
LIGHT CoLoRED GIRL to work in
dental office, part time, 3 to pm.
high school graduate. Reply in own
OFFER-S4O is yours for
selling only so boxes; also new de
luxe everyday assortment with tele-
vision card: Little pearls. hankie
samples imprinted stationery. nap
to try CHEERFUL CARD CO., "12-
x" White Plains. N. Y.
WE NEED 3 WOMEN
To introduce our health program to
people Of Washington and adjacent
territory. We will train you. Com
pensation arranged at interview.
Must have car. Phone for appoint
ment, 10 to IL, mornings orly.
PERSONNEL MANAGER, Ii. 3-T915.
EMPA CCV
Evening star., 1950-04-26

6 UNITS, 4 BATHS
Near 18th and Euclid-4-yr. lease
oil heat: low rent Of 500; excellent
investment. Total price, $4,000
terms Call Miss Lee.
PASTOR, EX. 1855
Evening star., 1950-04-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BAR AND Grill,

NV. location; excellent buy; larxe
volume. air cond-. $1,000 viii han
die; eooc for partners
RESTAURANT, BEER WINE
DoinE $500 daily; modern equip, air
cond.; l0-yr. lease: low rent: SsS.-
ooo. with IS u'lN down
BAR AND GRILL
NV. location; $1,000 weekly bus {:
priced to sell. E-Z terms.
Observation-Disclosures
DOING S75a vkly, bus; siS DAYS; nice
apt. above; $4,000 conplete E-1
RESTAURANT-FOUNTAIN
NV; doing $1,000 wkly, bus, air
eond.: rood lease, So. 600 VIII han
sRowN' u Really iers coRp' Sof 'sfF' sT .oss saI'
ewes, and Sun, Mr.. LourpaS, IA.
as5,al.
SELF SERVICE GROCERY
NE; mixed trade: rent. SisS mo. /:
lovely apt above store: 81 400 wkIy
bus clean and easy; nrieed low;
E-Z terms
SELF-SERVICE GROCERY
NE location; Tyr. lease; rent only
sac mo; priced low little credit,
GROCERY-LIQUoR
DOING $500 wkly. bus, rent. Slsh.
owner old and sick. must sell; nicely
equipped. new truck, Sli. 600 plus
stock; GOOD terms.
BROWN REALTY CORP. ST. eoe8:
eyes; and sun. Louis zahrek, ia
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CLERICAL ASST.

Interesting work in auditing dept.
knowledge Of comptometer essential.
Employees discount privileges and
hour, 5-day week. Apply personnel
once.
SEARS ROEBUCK & co.
Evening star., 1950-04-26
EMBASSY
SALESWOMEN

Requires competent English. Spanish
stenographer; hours, $50 to $50
Apply MA, O411 -27
Evening star., 1950-04-26
STENOGRAPHER

Permanent position with major oil
company; 5.day week. Experience
IN credit ONCE preferred. Call ia.
$500. Ext. 81, for appointment.
Evening star., 1950-04-26

IfLOOEh SEIF-SERVIC
Mixed trade; 6-rm. apt: $500 wkly.
bust; $1,000 down.
GROCERY SELF-SERVICE
Colored trade; 5-rm. apt; 500 wkly
bust; 81 ,000 down.
GROCERY ~SELF-SERVICE
Mixed trade; 5-rm. apt: 1,20O wkly
bust: $500, complete with large
stock: E-Z terms BROWN REALTY
CORP. ST. 2026. ewes and Sun.
BEN EPSTEIN. HO Rl31
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DELICATESSEN

NV. transient trade 5-rm apt no
beer; cash. bust; 9 days. doing $3.50
wk. $4,000, complete with large
PAP AND cp111 N1rr
Evening star., 1950-04-26
HELP WOMEN
Beautician-ManicuriSt,

Observation-Disclosures
Experienced. Apply in person to
RUBINO, 1859 Conn. ave. NV. or
phone DE. 1922. go
BEAUTICIAN. requires license: attrac-
tive and neat; not older than %; no
experience required. Call RA. 1919.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced.
full or part time. JUDY's BEAUTY
CASHIER, experienced on National
lent salary. E1sEMAN's, 7th and
CASHIER, exper. on N. C. R.. 1000
register pref; permanent position.
LONGS, 731 7th st. NV.
CASHIER BoOKKEEPER, typist;
kiri1Wiedge ti1iS deeos3i,r Of autom95iie tag d and
nsntns For saf g ape quick Box sdvanss ss
CHESKEER-For serlf-service food
market. Apply NORMANDY MAR
kET. 500s Benning I'd. Sc. -26
CLERICAL ASST.
Interesting work in auditing dept !;
other liberal company benefits; 40
hour, 5-day week. Apply personnel
SEARS ROEBUCK & co.
23O1 LAWRENCE AVE. NE
CLERICALS for service dept, must
be able to take service calls, do fl
ing, etc.; 40-hr., 5-day wk.; excel.
Ssnsts sEARs ARgy RoEsUsR Il gsTsep
& CO, 2301 Lawrence ave. ne
CLERK--Part-t time employment. Resi-
dence in vicinity Of PALACE LAUN-
pMRY M PRY CLEANING CO. 1881
CLERK-Filing. general ONCE work,
good at figures. $50 Upshur st. NV.
CLERK wanted for retail laundry and
and capable of making change &C
MoRMINesfPE DRY ciEANf1NG G & &
sAosDRY sii sP4 M6 co. ss se29 4o6d Ge0rsia sye'
CLERK-TYPIsT, under 30. for per-
manent position in life insurance
company; working hours are $40
to 4:15, Mon. through Fri. Apply
FRi Eth s.. soq nv between Gil am. sle
credit once in IN Hyattsville. Nd, 5. s.
day wk:, $50 to 4:30. Salary open.
Apply ROYAL HOME EQUIPMENT
GO, 4sos R. I. ave, Hyattsville. WA.
CLERK-TYPIsT, not over 80, in large
real estate office. 5-day wk., excel
working conds., perm. position. regu-
lar advancement. Salary commen-
surate with ability; WEAVER
BROS, INC, Wash. Bldg. Call Mr..
Allnutt. DI. $500 .
CLERK-TYPIST, Alexandria: expert
enced, .5-day wk., general ofice and
filing, l girl ONCE. Call MR.. SPHINX,
OV. 0543, for appointment. rs
COSMETIC CLERK, experienced: sal
airy plus commission. STANDARD
DRUG Co. 31I2 14th st. NV.
COUNTER GIRL, white, experienced.
Also part-time waitress. e. & W.
RESTAURANT, 1911 Adams Mill I'd.
COUNTER GIRL, experienced; good
sal salary 6ei and hours. Call AT, 4o72 or
FOUNTAIN HELP (2)-white, exper.:
Sc. location; good salary, no Sun
days. LU. 4-2377 after 8 pm. ~
FOUNTAIN AND LUNCHEON help
wanted. Experienced only Apply
AMBASSADOR DRUG STORE. 14th
FUR sEAMSTREss. \exper.; good
opport. for ambitious worker. KAY'S
FUR SHOP, 726 11th st. NV. Pr
Evening star., 1950-04-26

Heart of downtown area: beautifully
equipped; air cond.; large seating
capacity: doing .Sl,so0 wkly. busi
900. complete with $4,000 down
BROWN REALTY CORP. ST. 2o26
ewes. and Sun.
Evening star., 1950-04-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SELF-SERVICE GROCERY
. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE SALE, Is per
cent discount on all makes; fully
guaranteed. CENTRAL, .0l9 l4th
st. NV HU. 5l2l. DO
ADDRESSING MACHINES-Fun line.
from 50 e5 up AMERICAN TYPE.
WRITER CO. IL. S-0OS2.
ADDRESSING MACHINs-New, was
$S9 so, now 81 IS, UNITED TYPE.
WRITER CO. RE. llT7
AIR-CoNDlTIoSER, SIPS and up per
season: rental and sales limited
quantity OF rentals. Call HU. s262
AIR CoNDiTioNER-Phileo York,
single rm. unit: reasonable. NO
AIR -CoNDITIoNERs 1857. new win
dow units, Si5o cash each Call
CO 34S3. 30
AIR CONDITIONERs. new and re-
conditioned, sold, rented. exchanged
serficed, fully guaranteed OR. 4T69
BISHOP EQUIPMENT co.
We take pride in rendering prompt,
AfHFNAnf SarvAra
Evening star., 1950-04-26
JUNIOR CLERK

Bigh school graduate. between Is and
25 years of age, for general clerical
work in our accounting department.
Applicant should be accurate, sys-
structions, conscientious and regu-
lar attendance. Must be able to
pass physical exam. 5-day, 40-hour
week, generous company benefits.
Apply personnel, Room 500.
Evening Star Building
Evening star., 1950-04-26
TURNER'S
923 G st. NV. MA 8l57

S1S u St. NV. MA. 6l57
BEDRM. SET. genuine Vt. hard-rocl
maple: semipostered dble. bed with
springs. Beautyrest mattr., chest-on.
chest, vanity; plate-slass tops. mir.
oGr' 20 bsst bench a.S chair night 6.s table $loC
end tables. thandcarved), cocktail
table (handcarved), cheap for quick
sac n. L. BROWN. 81. $500 day
BfbRa. NJ su1fE. fTs' 2 DC. dsle. bed, %s val.
sqs; sso' very "a s0Sd S,ssl sSnd Cost s4eo; sell
BEDRM. SUITE. 5 pcs. in walnut
veneer; resassoonabls; free delivery
BEDROOM SUITE. 4 DC. maple, with
springs, mattress and pillows. Only
z mos; %szS Sld' ll2i Allison st. NV"
BicAYciiiE9,c9os L. ! de luxe, iS balloon
gears, all acees.; almost new; cost
Td Slls; will VII sell for $50 or best offer
BICYCLE. girls. with basket, Iik,
BICYCLES. new "columbia" and
sss 6EoRdEToWs Sosis; sro1s1sp' BIcYcLE ieSl'sf.
STORE. 1911 Wis. ave. DE. 1450.
BILLiARD ana pocket tables and SUP.
plies; tennis tables snd seeessosie..
ssssF fsS'i; sSFe so s'AsP III ssP {
BRICKs-Face and common. one or q
million; immediate delivery. Ma
6sS5. alaska COAL a. BRICK CO.
BRICK
Call Ace and we will direct you to
the nearest site to load your truck
Or we will deliver. ACE WRECKING
& BUILDING MATERIAL CO. 4OO2
Minnesota ave. ne. LU. 4-0500.
BUG KILLER - Johnston's NO.
RoAcH eelorless coating; effective
EcHFg ffE HSpth.i .AssgSRsalss sss II g. kANaass n ss
BUILDINGS. Butler Steel. for indus
try or farm. See US for compi. cree
ton prices MALoNEYs BLDG. co,
S126 Ga. ave. 8. 8. SH. 1880.
BUILDING MATERIALS
est ace sseef r' ot We H.s nov mss ns.s HEr o
many tobs: framing lumber from $40
toilets and tanks. si3; basins, SIS:
mantels. IS; doors. windows; iron
fsnsis; snSi. ,,o1 70 ,. cents f. stss beams
our complete new department. 5 and
iron pipe, plaster board and many
other items. ACE WREcKING 4
BUILDING MATERIAL CO. 1902
MINI. ave. ne. Lu, 4-O6O0. --2s
BUILDING MATERIAL
Tearing down naval barracks. Dressed
lumber. sheathing, flooring, German
siding. bait insulation, l6 light win
dows, plyvood, plumbing MIXTURES.
doors, pipe, steel beams. many size
eled shutters. soil pipe. heavy tim
Der. etc. Complete steel building.
90x166 It., all like new. ABCD
CORP 1881 Jefferson Davis hwy.
Otis s755. --26
Monroe, reeonditioned
guaranteed; S64.60. UNITED TYPE-
cxTH WkI1Es Esc9s1xr Goi s1 x.,iar., liz Vim. 4,
$99.ee; perfect; tl2S. Apply 1888
7th nt. NV. "a
Evening star., 1950-04-26
DON'T BUY THIS

We do not suggest you buying this
business II you have all the money
you need, want to 80 home at 5
O'Clock, or cannot meet q nice clien-
tele, but ii you do need money and
lots Of 1t, like nice. congenial at
moSphere with friendly customers,
and have the ability TO direct COM
petent help, and would like TO earn
about $500 q vk besides, please
call me, for an appointment. Moder-
ate cash required.
SAM CHANTKER & CO.
Evening star., 1950-04-26
STENOGRAPHER

Age 20-35. 5-day week. accuracy and
speed required; excellent opportunity
for advancement; salary, S235 to
start. RE. 6512.
Evening star., 1950-04-26

AIR CONDITIONERS
SEE US BEFORE BUYING YOUR
ROOM AIR CONDITIONER Ma
MsSUFAcrukAHRp nl2NAk nHAHps 5 LIST, Tos s4,g HP IS
OUR RIDICULOUSLY Low PRICE
S2S5. E-z TERMS. WE CARRY
A LARGE SELECTION OF Ma.
TlONALLY-KNOWN BRANDS Al
DEEP CUT PRICES.
Evening star., 1950-04-26
STENOGRAPHER,

With general ONCE experience; per-
manent position; pleasant surround
ings; 5Ea-day week. Apply JAFFE,
Oil 18th st. NV. II
Evening star., 1950-04-26
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th st. NV.

M. HOOb
1850 York window models. can be
purchased for soc per day. Call
II. 3-41l2. r. g. NJ. REFRIGERA-
TION CO.. your York authorized
AIk-c6NpITIoNINo UNITS New
1850 window models for rent BY
now to reserve your unit. Supply
Of rental units limited, Cali Ii.
safe, r. q M. REFRIGERATION
CO.. PA L st. ne, your Phileo
and York authorized dealer,
ANTIQUES mahos. 4-poster beds.
pair mahog card tables, marble
top, consoles. Duncan Phyfe drop
house DU. 1906. Us
ANTIoUES-Collection Of salts; Lutz
bowl. low post single bed. ANCES-
TORS SHOP, 49l6 Del Ray, Be-
theSda, l-5, 10, OIL. $3.50. az
ANTIQUE CABlNET-Mahog., bev-
elled glass doors; excel. cond.; suit.
for a collection. SH. 104l, S0Ol
.NTyaI,TS NsTei! Sourt; Apt .S ioi, SiI; spTing;
Conn. ave. Oh. Oh. uake), Nd
Open Tues. Fri, ewes. til 8. .
BABY CARRIAGE. Thayer. scales and
bathinette; good condition; all S25.
Also dble. laundry tubs, $40. AL.
1871. "a
Evening star., 1950-04-26

ATTENTION PHARMACISTS
Pharmacy. for sale In Alexandria, Va.
Excel. location; for information.
write =, o. Boz <5l, Alexandria. Va.
Evening star., 1950-04-26
BUILDING MATERIAL

CALCULATOR. Monroe, reeonditioned
guaranteed; s6z.60. OMITTED TYPE
WRITER CO: RI Ii77
CASH REGISTER, National, ring 70
$9e.ee; perfect tl2S. Apply 1888
Evening star., 1950-04-26
BUSINESS OPP. (cens.l

SANDWICH SH0PPE-well located:
doing good business; interesting
monsy-maksr for active parties.
new ecutpment; substantial weekly
income from 10 pinbAii machines.
Reasonable investment for lmmed-
late sale. Contact OWNER, 177I
Columbia road NV. from Il to
4:3o THURSDAY and Friday.
MARkET-BiS money
maker ReaS. price.
GRlLL-FOOD - Liquor license, IN
usual value.
cATESsEN-R TAuRANT-
Wonderful buv
BAKERY PRODUCTS - Lively loea-
ton Cheap.
For these and many more call Mr..
Smith. RE 49ln. MORGAN REAL.
ESTATE CO. $40 ? ST. NV 10
Evening star., 1950-04-26
Restaurant BARGAIN

Fully equipped BeS; location in
town. Real opportunity to make
money. Full price, S45oO. Terms
70 right party, Phone AL. 6644, or
TIE 9343. for information.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
lI6 6 st AsAph g. A1ay ".
Evening star., 1950-04-26
CAMERAS

Brand new. from the werid's nnsst
manufacturers bS authorized eem-
equipment: fully guArAnieed for ere
year; pay cash or q TO is months;
enjoy iegal title protection; hiKheSt
tEade-i IN allowance lowest prices, ex-
pert free instruction Ask fer frre
BrenneFs Camera Catalog T-hr.
photo finishing Repairs. - yeara
trsSs sxps[isnss, See .amorTy
Evening star., 1950-04-26
WE NEED 8 WOMEN

70 introduce our health program to
people of Washington and adjacent
territory. We will train you. Com
pensation arranged at interview
Must have car. Phone for appoint
PERSONNEL MANAGER, Ii. 3-T915.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21
Apartments
 Change Hands

The Taylor Court apartment house, located on N. Brooklyn avenue across from Clark's garage, has been sold by Mrs. Eleanor Dooley to Erich Blank enburg, owner of the Kodiak Jewelry. The transfer is to be- come effective Nov. I.
 Mrs. Dooley purchased the apartments from Warren A. Taylor, now of Fairbanks, who built the frame U-shaped court in the early 194O's.
 Mrs. Dooley plans to leave Kodiak and spend some time with her foster parents in Canada.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21
Adnnirai's .sue ts Get ? Gear

Admiral Emory 2. Land, re- tired, former chairman of the Maritime Commission and now
 president of the Air Transport Association of America, Wash ington, D. C., and Capt. New
 ton H. White, Jr., retired,
 Mitchelville, Maryland, former commanding officer of the car rier Enterprise and during the war naval inspector for Martin Aircraft Corporation, were guests of Rear Admiral c. A. F. Sprague, NOE, a few days while awaiting weather suit able for a bear hunt.
 The hunt was conducted on Karluk lake by Guide Ali Mad sen, assisted by Eli Metrokin, guide, and Jacob Blanc, cook. The party saw 54 bear while out, but due to the fact Admir- al Land had to be in Washing ton for a banquet on Oct. 16, their time was limited and both took only medium-sized specimens.
 The men expressed enjoy ment of the hunting and were enthusiastic over the fishing and silver salmon they caught.
 Land is 72 and White 65, but both men kept up the pace of the hunt and got around with agility. Madsen said.
 Vince Daly did the flying for the party.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21
Base Teacher ExtOIs Kodiak

Cheney, Wash. (special)- The beauty of Alaska was ex- tolled in Spokane papers in early October by Mrs. Virginia Almstrom Briner, Kodiak base teacher, who is attending East ern Washington College of Education.
 She and her husband. a gov- ernment engineer, missed their mail while travelling in Yellowstone Park last summer, and when it caught up with them they had missed the June 30 date when travel of dependents to the base was curtailed. MT. Briner returned, but Mrs. Briner decided to sat isfy suppressed desire and return to the college which she had attended in 1924.
 In the Spokane papers Mrs. 8riner said, Alaska is the most beautiful place in the ,, world. The mountains and waterfalls cannot be adequate ly described. In Kodiak we can drive up into the noun tains and see the worlds fierce est bear and the most breath taking scenery. Even Kodiak beavers make the hugest houses.
 She praised the intelligence of her pupils. She said Their consuming interest is cowboys, with trains a close second. I am taking some toy trains back with me. I do hope I can re- turn by Christmas"
 Mrs. Briner is scheduled to give a talk about Alaska at the college model laboratory ele- mentary school Nov. l.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21
Slides Shown

Co1ored slides of his vacation trip in the States were shown at the Rotary luncheon Tues day at the Montmartre by Rev. R. N. Wilkinson, pastor of the Community Baptist church.
 A collection for the iron lung fund netted $46.37.
 Guests included Lewis P. Crutcher, T. L. Crooks, Max LaLande, T. J. Loan, c. Haas, Capt. Wyatt, Dr. J. R. Fox, Dr. E. A. Hahn, Dr. Dahl, Rev. Wilkinson and Bob Logan.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21

Mrs. Martha Cushing, owner of the Kodiak Telephone Co. :. plans to.leave Sitka about. Nov., 2 to pay a visit here.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21

Grant Wheeler and Otis Lull are operating the newly re. opened bowling alley.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-09-02
GLASGOW CHILDREN
THANK AMERICA FOR
THE TIDE or TOYS"

The cripple and homeless child
rem Of Scotland have asked Ma
tional Commander George N. Craig
to convey their thanks to all Leg
icnnaireS and to the children of
America who contributed to The
American Legion's Tide of Toys
program.
The request was made in the fol-
lowing letter to the Legion Chief
from Miss P. Ligertwood, matron of
the East-Park Home for Infirm
Children, Glasgow, Scotland:
L should be glad if you would
accept and convey to the members
of your organization and all the
children who contributed, my very
sincere thanks for the generosity
you have shown to the homeless
and sick children in Scotland. The
children in this home deeply appre-
ciate the kindness of their friends
in Mmerica and know they intend
to write expressing their thanks to
the individual donors. They are
thrilled with the lovely toys and
will pass many happy hours playing
with them" 81
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-09-02

Richard w. Kemler, attorney of
Marshalltown, Iowa, and member
Of Frank Lewis Click Post No. 46,
The American Legion of that city,
has been elected as President of the
National Junior Chamber of Com
merce.
Sam Reynolds of Omaha Post l
for many years chairman of the
National Finance Commission of
The American Legion. has recently
been named to the board Of directors
of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad. ~
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-09-02
AMERI(ANI5M SURE
FOUNDATION OF OUR
NATIONAL EXISTENCE

With Americanism. its study and
its presentation to the public, a
cardinal principle of The American
Legion and The American Legion
Auxiliary, Mrs. Charles j. Davis,
Chairman of the Department of
Alaska Americanism Committee,
holds that true loyalty and patriot
ism can best be fostered through
the youth of America.
1t is just as important to MAIN
tain the ideals of nations as 1t is
to buttress the ideals of the indi-
vidual.
Vigilance, the price of liberty, is
a characteristic that needs to be
fostered and developed through cd
ucation, and the greatness of the
Auxiliary as an organization will
be in proportion to the effective
ness with which the true ideals OF
Americanism are upheld.
Observance of our national
events, and an understanding OF
American history are factors in the
advancement of that program.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-09-02
Auxiliary Program
Shows Leadership
And Gets Result,

Ethel Tonseth, Department Pres
ident of The American Legion
Auxiliary, is bringing to a close one
OF the best and most smoothly run
administrations the Department
Auxiliary has enjoyed for some
time.
The accomplishments of the year
now reaching its end have paved
the way to higher achievements in
the years to come, according to
Ethel Lindley, Department Adju-
tant.
The retiring president will pass
on to the office Of National Exec
utive Committeewoman. and in the
performance of duties associated
with that office, President Tonseth
is assured of the full support OF
the entire department membership
and full support in the attainment
of still higher service to the organ
.zation.
Reminding Unit officers ano
members through the Territory OF
The continued need of the Walla
Walla hospital poppy day efforts
are urged Attention is called to
the need of a guest house there,
and its appeal to people of Alaska
should meet with generous response,
since it is to that institution that
tubercular cases from Alaska are
sent
These efforts along with the child
welfare program, serve to make The
American Legion Auxiliary a fac
tor in bringing hope and cheer to
hospitalized veterans.
With the nationwide program
placing emphasis on attention to
such activities, the organization is
recognized as making a lasting con-
tribution to society.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-09-02
BATTLE BANNERS
or OLD MEXICO
ORDERED SOUTH

The President has signed The
American Legion-sponsored Senate
Joint Resolution 1888 authorizing the
return to Mexico of some sc battle
flags captured by United States
forces in the War of 1845.
The action grew out of a resolu-
ton adopted by the National Execu-
tive Committee Of The American
Legion at its meeting in Indianap-
oils, May g. 1919. 1t originated with
the Department of Mexico of The
American Legion. In urging its adj
option, Past National Commander
Warren H. Atherton of Stockton,
Calf, declared that AMIGO not
ALAMO" was the slogan of Legion
naires in seeking to make hand
clasps stronger in the Western Hem
iSphere. He said the return to Mex
leo of the captured 1845 battleflags
would be demonstration of the
friendship that exists today between
the two nations. Most of the captur-
ed Mexican battleflags are now in a
museum at the U. S. Military Acad-
envy at West Point.
Senate Joint Resolution 1873 signed
by the President stated:
RESOLVED by the Senate and
House of Representatives OF the
United States of America in Con-
gress assembled, that the President
is authorized to cause to be deliv-
cred to the Government of the Re-
public of Mexico, with such escort
and such appropriate ceremony as he
shall deem proper, the flags. stand
ards, colors and emblemS of that
country which were captured by the
military forces of the United States
in the Mexican War of 1846-48 and
are now in the custody of the Ma
tional Military Establishment.
"Such sums as are necessary to
carry out the purposes Of this joint
resolution are hereby authorized
to be appropriated"
The resolution was introduced by
Senator Tom Connally.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-09-02

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.-A new air
power brochure entitled THE Fiji
ties-A Decade of Air Decision"
has been mailed by the National
Security Division to the So depart
ments and 17,515 posts of The Am
erican Legion. 1t also went to more
than 10000 Auxiliary units. Addi-
tional copies are available at no
charge upon request.
The office of Red, White and
Blue" The American Legion's all
veteran musical extravaganza. has
announced a correction of prev
ious announcement. Only Saturday
matinees will take place during its
premiere engagement at Los Angel
es, Calf, October 7 to IS, instead
of the previously announced matin-
ees for Sundays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays The show will play ev-
cry evening during this period.