davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-08-27

Seven-year-old Dolores Gaiz-
band, Dennis Pekin and Bobby
Corzine were the high point scor-
ers in the Junior Invitational
Swimming meet at Indian Spring
Country Club yesterday.
Dolores took honors in the
girls division by winning the
freestyle, breaststroke and back
stroke. Dennis and Bobby tied fol
high points among the boys with
two firsts and one second.
A field of 112 made up a list OF
more than 200 entries-a 20 pei
cent increase over last years
figures.
Irving "Soupy" Bridgers anc
Charlie Ward gave an exhibition
in clown and fancy diving. Abe
Kay. president of Indian Springs
presented the trophies and DR.
Leonard A. Scheele. Surgeon Gen.
eral. presented the medals:
Results:
Pee Wee special-boys and girls. year
and under-14 yards freestyle-Kath!
Weber. Myrs Michaels. Diane Morris. 17.O
14-yard freestyle-boys, 6 and under
30-yard freestyle, boys. s and under
Michael DeSimone, Heigh Morrison; (tie fol
third Gary sheehan, Frank Packer. 2..5
Stephen Chapman. Robert corzine. Dale
White. ISL.
Evening star., 1950-08-27
Urzetto's S Home Town
Whoops 1t Up at Victory

EAST ROCHESTER, N. Y. Aug.
I26 up. - Youngsters whopped
through the streets here tonight
as the news spread that Sammy
Urzetta had won it on the 39th
hole.
Friends of the new National
amateur golf champion began
planning a celebration for his
mecoming.
Sans mother. Mrs. Carmen Ur-
zetta, wept. She said she had been
praying for two days at a little
shrine in her bedroom. Urzatta s
father was too overwhelmed to put
a sentence together.
Sans family and nearly every
body else in this village of about
$500 population devoured all the
news they could get on the match
all day.
Mrs. Lawrence Ferrari. Sans
sister. stuck to her job as a clerk
in a meat market.
I'm going crazy" she said dur
ing the match. I'm trying to keep
my mind on the customers. and
I'm doing nothing but making mis-
takes, it seems
Evening star., 1950-08-27
Bethesda Boys Lead
Junior Golfers Into
InfercIub Finish

Bethesda Country Club will at
tempt clean sweep of the junior
interclub golf tournament when it
sends its big four-Dennis Bolster
and Billy. Bob and Dick Wolfe
into the second half tomorrow at
Kenwood.
Bolster and the Wolfe boys
earned a 22-stroke edge in the
first half last week over second
place Washington. Defending
Champion Manor is in a third
place tie with Columbia, while
Kenwood. the pre-tourney favor
| ite, is fifth.
Starting times tomorrow at
Kenwood are:
Starting Times.
As9 As45HanE RII Meer1,n Eerd ken3 e Denny TOlsen
bolster eSsthJ. Dick Foster Col, @ John JOIN
finssF an BOB Wolfe sssef Bs6 Harry EswsESs acs
(Ch. Chi. Joe Obrien 1KenJ.
9-Boots Mckinley twash:,, John Par
Ess9 fSns 9ATe o sklp1y Nsih Man Nan. SsGrFe
,,
Hush Reed tCong.l, Carlton Kraft MAN J,
Ed Cohman tWasho.. .9;lO-Bob Raddick
fCol), Jan Jankowski Up. CD, Hubert
Hof tWood }, Henry Kerfoot wash.
9l5-Don Kurth Il. -; Perky ,Cullaine
dcone }. 9:25-Dick Wolfe (Beth.l, Buddy
Smith (P, g., John Cahili (Ken.5, Brad
Burrows (Man.).
aaeRaS s s'sTsnsSa 'Asn arph; 's5iy W rs
Mke sWoos sroHn Dnr x e-5 g. faaoshey Btz
Franny Price P. O., Melvin Arnold
q; 81, John Pearsons (Ch. CHI. Al Ho-
helman tKen.). 9:50-Jules Dubit Il. s.,
Bill Nov tch, CHI. Lee Plein tcons.),
9:55-Joe Sears tch. ch), Gerald
Aronson II. s., Danny Price (P. O.,
Longhorn Bond (Ch Chi. I0:05-
Chuck DeLashmit (Wash.), Terry Hunter
q. 81, Bob McFerrin a. s., Art Dubit
q. s.. 10:1O-Everets johnson (P. G.)
Gene Matison (P. O., Jack Hunter II. 81
Maury Lissann Il. s).
Evening star., 1950-08-27
Gurvin's Grill Softies
Reach Title Round

Garvin's Grill beat Mailanders
4-3, in nine innings last night to
enter the finals of the girls soft
ball championships in the District
Amateur Softball Association
Tourney at Greenbelt.
In the mems division, Johnny
Hughes pitched a two-hitter to
lead Thrifty to 20 win over
Harding and Arcade Post beat
BesSons, 6-1.
Evening star., 1950-08-27
D. c. Amateur Golf
Will Sturt Sept. II

The annual District Golf Asso-
citation amateur championship
tournament will be played Sep
tember 1915 at Congressional
Country Club.
Entries will close at pm. Sep
tember 10 with Albert E. Steinem
secretary Of the association, Con-
gressional Country Club, Route 8
Washington 4, or Witty Cox, pre-
at Congressional. Each entry must
be accompanied by fee of SO.
Evening star., 1950-08-27
Cunudion Women's Title
Is Captured by Dot Kelly
BY The Associofed Press

ny me %SSoCtQIeu FFesS
WINNIPEG, Aug. 26.-Dot Kiel-
ty of Los Angeles won the Ca
madam Women's Open golf cham
pionship today for her second
major golf title in three weeks.
Miss Kielty bested the defend
ing champion-Grace De Moss of
Corvallis, Greg, 5 and 4 in a
scheduled 36-hole final over the
st. Charles Golf Club course in
Winnipeg. The Los Angeles star
three weeks ago won the Tam
O'Shanter-billed as the world
championship amateur tourna-
ment. &
Evening star., 1950-08-27
Indian Spring Golfers
In SemifinuIs Today

Semifinals in the Indian Spring
Club championship tournament
will be played at II am. today
with Bill McFerran meeting Jim
Hunt and Eddie Ault opposing
Don Kurtch. Ault beat Volney
Burnett. ! up, to fill the round of
four.
The championship match will be
naAyed next Sunday. z
Evening star., 1950-08-27
Anocostiu Grid. Practice

The Anacostia Eagles unlimited
football team will open practice at
l pm. today at Fairlawn Field.
Teams desiring games should con-
tact Ben Blaine at 1245 South
Carolina avenue Sc, phone Lin
coin 3-8683.
Evening star., 1950-08-27
StutIer Wins Title

The softball championship of
Washington hotels is sported by
the Statler team following a play
off with the Mayhower. Statler
won the first game. Al, dropped
the second, 20, and won the third
7-6.
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NOT SILENCED

In his long-te effort to silence dissent among
the officers the Navy Defense Secretary johnson
has enjoyed some successes and also some failures
He was successful in getting Adm Louis Denfelo
fired. But Admiral Denfed is publishing in Col
lers Magazine which has quite a circulation three
buntly worded articles telling the inside story of his
dismissal and the inside story of Mr.. Johnsons butter
ing methods of notification"
Capt John Crommelin the most outspoken of all
the opponents of Mr. Johnsons policies, has been
placed inactive duty at half pay. But the Navy
Department has appetite for court martial which
might bring into the open the whole story of nmida-
ton Captain Crommelin while suffering loss OF
income free than to tell his story to eager
audiences about the country. Like Admiral Denfed,
he has been punished but not silenced.
That is the great weakness of policy of repres-
sion Men brought up in free country, even though
subjected to the discipline of the military service for
MANY years. remain free citizens. Some of them, at
least put their freedom to speak their minds ahead of
their professional advancement In time when civil
liberty is threatened seriously, such men are valuable
citizens.
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potential enemy referred TO in the same news story?
The chances that with their efficient system Of
espionage the Russians would find out soon enough
about these listening stations anyway but why make
it easier for them by public announcement in a
New York paper?
This announcement would appear on the surface
be stupid and fragrant breach of military security
There is possibility, of course that the story is just
plant intended to be picked up by Russian agents
here though the logic of such maneuver escapes u.s.
Keeping the American public informed is one
thing, and giving aid and comfort to the potential
enemy informed is another 1t would seem to us time
that the Air Force makes up its mind which OF the
two is more in the interests of national security
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DRAMA!l(S CLASS Will
GIVE RADIO PLAY li0kDAY


Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock,
the Juneau High School dramatic
class will give another in a series
of plays which they have been
presenting over radio station KINY.
Title of this weeks presentation
is Doctors Daughter" by Helen
Louise Miller a one-act comedy.
Actors in the cast are: Hugh Doc
gan, Martin Ebona, Mary Lou MIX,
Phoebe Ann Logan and Victoria
Tydlacka. Joan Kassner will be IN
charge of sound effects.
Miss Helen Schaefer, dramatics
teacher, said her class will continue
to present a play each week over
KINY until the end of the school
term.
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your office, or will you go out to
see him?" the page asked respect
fully.
Barley grinned. That reminds
me-" he said, "of the loafer down
South. Leaning up against store
front one day, he stared at good
looking lady and a dog moseylng
down the street. A curious passer-
by noted this attention aid asked,
Jake, which would you ruther go
out with-the lady or the dog?
well, 40 you know" continued
the Vice President, "ol' Jake he
said, the dog, of course. can
always get away from him"
And that" concluded the Vice
President to the Senate aide, lis
the reason why I'll go out in the
lobby to see my friend"
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banks, but not ten-and twelve-year
money Furthermore it can't bor-
row from most insurance companies,
which frown on speculative VEN
large amounts. In addition, the
private capitalists of the old days
are gone, and the investment BAN
kers won't undertake to float stocks
or bonds unless the issue runs into
several millions
To remedy this, it was proposed
to put the RFC in the Commerce
Department and let it specialize
on loans to small business. How
ever, Secretary of Commerce Saw
yer, Senator O'Mahoney and others
felt that government shsaltisnos
substitute business; also should not
be in the position of having life
and death loan powers over bust
ness.
Therefore a plan was worked out
with able Chairman Tom McCabe
of the Federal Reserve Board
whereby private banks could be set
up, with backing of Federal Reserve
government money, for the express
purpose of lending money to small
business.
1t was admitted that this plan
would be more complicated, but in
the long run would be better than
outright government loans to small
business.
Note-There's growing sentiment
both inside the government and
on Capitol Hill to abolish the Re-
construction Finance Corporation.
Established during the Hoover adj
ministration to cope with the Wall
Street crash, it has now pretty
much outgrown its need.
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FOR SALE

$4,000 will buy two-bedroom home
on East Street. Completely fur
nished.
$500 is asked for lovely one
bedroom home, beautifully fur
nished with electric kitchen. View
and basement.
$4,000 with liberal terms takes
duplex, l and 3 bedroom apis
electric ranges, 2 refrigerators,
furnace, cement foundation, hard
wood floors, completely furnished
Let the other apartment make
your monthly payments.
$9750 for Douglas property 2-bed-
room apartment, part furn., down
stairs suitable for business, on 2
lots.
FILA HOUSE, DOUGLAS; also
Douglas, Queen Anne-3-bedroom
home almost new, hardwood
floors, weather stripped, large
basement garage etc. Unfurnish-
ed. Immediate occupancy.
INCOME PROPERTY on 10th st.
Juneau. Completely redecorated,
level lot, large, several-rooms,
\ basement, furnace heat, hardwood
floors, best neighborhood. Imme-
diately available. Terms.
GOOD TRUCK, 1949 Studebaker,
priced right.
CLAUDE SMITH property, Douglas,
suitable business and apt.
1904 PIKE STREET, priced for inn
IMMEDIATE sale. 2 bedrooms.
ACROSS CHANNEL = 3-bedroom
home, large basement, garage,
view, about 3 years old. Par
TALLY furnished Double plumb
ing. Large lot. Garage, store
4 room and small apt and partly
finished boat house.
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WANT ADS
FOR SALE

finest year round
residence in the AUX Bay area
31a acres of land on wooded point.
Well Handicapped with large lawns
flower gardens and commercially
profitable kitchen garden. House
built in 1896. Two large bed
rooms. Double plumbing. Full
cement basement with automatic
oil furnace. Large living room
with filed stone fireplace. Tie
kitchen with Flamo gas range,
REA electricity, and emergency
Delco system. Dependable water
system. Garage and other out
buildings. Sale to be owner fin
anced. May be seen only by ap-
pointment through this office.
So by 100 lot on It'll Street-ex-
cellent view.
1928 bedroom homes Commercial
property and businesses.
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Report to Senate

Prior to his departure for Europe,
Secretary of State Acheson told
the Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittee behind closed doors that the
United States is prepared to fight
rather than retreat from Berlin
He also said the threat of a Soviet
invasion of Yugoslavia had calm
ed down." and reported that the
British aren't getting along well in
Communist China, can't even get
the Chinese Communists to discuss
exchanging ambassadors. Finally,
Acheson disclosed that Communist
guerillas in Southeast Asia are get
ting their arms, not from Russia,
but from the PHILIPPINES. They
are stolen from surplus war stock
piles.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-06
Europe VS.. Mccarthy

Few people realize how badly
American foreign policy has been
undermined by the McCarthy-Com-
munist campaign. Here are few
samples of what's happening cb-
road
In China, the name Mccarthy
is pronounced exactly as if it were
Macarthur" and the impression
has spread that General Macarthur
was waging near-revolt against
the State Department. In fact, the
impression has been created in
some parts of the Far East, where
the public is not well informed,
that the U. S. A. is near revolt.
In Primitive Albania, the Com
munist government, after long pres
sure from the West, was expected
to do a Tito. But it hasn't, and
partial reason has been Soviet
propaganda that the State Depart
ment was full Of Communists
IAN American senator says so"-
and that the United States would
soon come over to the Communist
Albanian side.
In France, Italy, Belgium and
other Atlantic Pact countries, the
reaction has been most harmful OF
all. For some time these countries
had experienced a wave of ''neu-
trality," which has now grown to
new heights. People in these once
Nazi-occupied countries have arg
ued that they did not want to get
in the middle of another war,
would much rather be neutral, that
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-06
AID AND COMFORT

An obscure items with Washington date line
which appeared in a New York paper the other day
has caught attention 1t states that the Air Force
has asked Congress for funds to build three radio
interceptors in the Far North listening posts for
Russian military secrets 1t continues that the stations
will air order of battle information, unit loca-
ton status of training, type of equipment and other
facts.
Papaby this is Intelligence operation. What
is the purpose therefore of making known to the
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has been one reason for opposition
to the North Atlantic Pact
Now, on top of this neutrality
wave has come the Mccarthy char
ges of Communists in the State
Department, which to poorly in
formed Europeans means that the
United States is likely to go over
to Russia leaving Western Europe
out on a limb.
Therefore, it's not difficult to
understand why neutrality senti-
ment and opposition to the North
Atlantic Tact has grown more than
ever.
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Seward Lutheran
Church Dedicated

SEWARD, Alaska, May 6-R-
The First Lutheran Church of Sc
ward will be dedicated today.
The old church building was pur-
chased from the Methodists last
year Remodeling included a kitch-
en- and four-room apartment for
the new minister, Kent Spaulding
who will arrive July l.
Among dignitaries attending the
dedication are Dr. H. L. Foss, Sc
attic, President of the Pacific Dis
trict Evangelical Lutheran Church;
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ONCE IN Alaska Credit Bureau
LODGE SITE-Beaver farm. Mole
Harbor, Alex Hasselborg's home
stead, salt water landing for Has
selborg Lake 1876 acres patented
Very low price for cash. $4,000
beaver income last year.
INVESTMENT property $4,000
two houses in Scatter Tract, pays
off $4,000. monthly or 1879 and
up. A good buy. Houses in
sound condition, can be improved
easily.
NEW LISTINGS = lot 50xl0O, two
building sites with water and
sewer already in; $1,000.
NEW LISTING-2 houses adjacent
new school site. Smaller rents
$25. Larger $55. Price $4,000.
NEW LISTING = one bedroom
house, garage, acres patented,
II mile post, near airport. $3,700
NEW LISTING = am subdividing
385-foot water frontage near Is
land Point, Fritz Cove Road
Best building sites for summer
cabins. Price SIS per waterfront
foot, minimum purchase so feet,
200 it. depth
NEW LISTING-4 room house on
piling w. 7th. Storage shed
$500. Also river boat 80 it. $3.50
Also 20 h. p. Johnson cupboard
$3.50.
NEW Easy Spin-Dry Washing Ma
chine $50. Bath tubs $50. Out
side white paint, 1-coat, SALE
PRICE $3.50 gallon in gal. tins
NEW Maytag Washer, nearly new
Thor, like new oil ranges. Elec-
trio range $40 New Eureka vac
ulm cleaner, $40 ,.ae1 a-ee IL
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-06
Long Haired Congressman

There's no love lost between two
Carolina Congressmen-liber pop
ular Hugo Sims of Orangeburg,
who wears shortcut hair, and
Mendel Rivers of Charleston, vino
wears long hair and votes with
the Republicans.
y A friendss&as asking Sims why
ne wore his hair SO short. Quick
as a flash, Representative Sims
drawled: Il want to be just the
opposite of Mendel Rivers"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-06
Vice Presidential Philosophy

Vice President Alben Barley has
a story for almost every incident
in the day.
A Senate aide stepped up to the
Weep as he presided over the Sen
ate and told him visitor was
asking for him in the Senate lobby.
do you want to have him in
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DR.. Reinert Ulvilden, Mimic, N. D.,
President of the E. L. G. mission
board; A. o. Odegaard, Anchorage
Pastor; r. W.. Halvorson of Ketchi-
kan and John Maakestad, Fair
banks.
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20 YEARS AGO { fMR EMPIRE
MAY 6, 1880


Miss Phyllis
Charles Ray
Lher The o'clock service
the the first wedding
Tennyson Magl
for the second Mr. and
Mrs Robert Waggone
Steele.
Mrs A. w. Radod had been
the 1929 music
r. Bobby Sheldon filed candidate for the
House Representatives been
seeking
lre-elect
Alaskan decline
$3042
copper and fur shipments
Three
the City president
and
Henry Messechmidt
r. Raven instructor the talk at the final
meeting of the Others the
Robertson, Miss Mur Edward Mze Helen
Torkelson Selby performed
la Maypole
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-06
MUSIC DIRECTORS

Louis v. Vaca, Philip E. Jerauld
and Walter L. Birkeland, music d.
rectors from Ketchikan, Sitka and
Petersburg, respectively are guests
at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-06
YACHT TAKES HUNTERS
AFTER ALASKA BEARS

The diesel yacht Deerleap OF
Vancouver, B. c., arrived at the
City Float here late Thursday from
Seattle and left this afternoon to
take three big-game hunters after
Alaska brown bear.
Capt. Ed Cade of Seattle, master
of the vessel, said the party will
hunt on Admiralty, Kuiu, and Bar
anof Islands.
Two of the hunters are from
Switzerland and the other is from
New York.
The Deerleap will return to Jul
neau about May Is, Cade said.
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EASTERN STAR

Initiation instruction, Juneau Chap
No. 7, Tuesday, May 8, 8 o'clock.
Alice Brown, Secretary
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FOR SALE

QUIT running-out of oil-buy a
drum gauge today from Art Crit
fiths. Black 37O. 96-3t
VIEW HOME, owner transferred.
5 rooms and bath, furnished or
unfinished, large waterfront lot,
NV Juneau, across from small
boat harbor, double plumbing, dry
basement, hot water heat, cork
and rockwool insulation, garage
with room cabin attached.
Phone Juneau 1856. 96-7x
80 x 80 TT. basement-sub floor
with one acre OF ground-100 it.
road frontage-located approx
mately l mile north OF Douglas
Bridge. Phone SGT or contact
Fern Feist at Ferns Studio.
96-6t
FOR SALE OR trade So Troller
May be seen 212 miles north on
Glacier Highway at Govt. Dol
phin. Also 40 Buick Super. Make
an offer. Inquire at house across
from Silver Mist Y mile further
out. 96-3t
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Weather al
Alaska Points

Weather conditions and temper
atures at various Alaska points
also on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30
am, 10th Meridian Time, and
released by the Weather Bureau
are as follows.
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The Washington
Merry-Go-Round

Continued from Page One)
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DANCING CLASSES

Now enrolling in Tap Acrobatic,
Toe, Ballet, Baton Twirling, Aero
BATE. Glass for boys. Social dane
ing for beginners. PHI. Blue 1853.
Sewing machines for rent at The
White Sewing Machine Center. 52-tf
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Weather: High, 40; low, IS; cloudy.
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THE BAHAI faith is not an in
vitation to a new religion; it is
call to religious unity" For lit
erature Box 992 Mountain View.
Alaska.
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Mrs A. W. Radford wife Radford who had beer
charge of the 1929 aerial writing ms
for the movies in Hollywood according letters received
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WINTER and POND, Co, Inc.
Complete Photographic Supplies
Developing Printing -Enlarging
Artists Paints and Materials
Blue Printing Photostats
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SCHWINN BIKES AT MADSEN'S
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Alaskan commodities exported in April ST. 800
of $3O4728 from the corresponding month 1929 Hea'
copper and fur shipments were noted
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DAVENPORT-chair set, pre-war
construction; bed, mattress,
springs; coffee table; chest of
drawers; call Stan Freeman at
100 daytime. 92-2t
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WANTED

TOWN or Hwy. lot for sale? Boz
1888 for direct deal. 89-1mo
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GUARANTEED Realistic Perman-
ent, $3.50. Paper curls 81 up
Lola's Beauty Shop. Phone POI
315 Decker Way.
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William Winn-phone 234

Office in Alaska Credit Bureau
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WANTED good home for kitten.
Call 284. 93-tf
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BABIES and small children cared
for, day, week or month. Phone
Black 212. 94-tf
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AVAILABLE-all around office
man; bookkeeper, typist. Phone
Blue $50. 91-6t
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TROLLING boat to fish on com
mission. Write or wire "Pete'
Peterson, Funter. Alaska. 89-9t
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COAST GUARD officer, wife and
two children. Desire to rent fur
nished or unfinished apt. OF
house, occupancy June 18th
Call Blue 954. a 80-ti
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E. Bobby Sheldon filed independent candidate for tn
Representatives been
the before when seeking
election