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Statesmen


men. HU. 6240 for appointment.
to sell
franchise basis in Silver Spring and
lower Montgomery County cash
deposit required. good salary and
comm. Write j. r. STIREWALT,
1866 Hamilton st. NV. for inter-
view. No phone calls.
SERVICE ADJUsTOR - Automobile
lished manufacturer for service and
man. 25-35 yrs old. with automobile
service background. Reply stating
age. past experience and previous
employment. Box 292-A, Star. --1s
SERVICE MAN. mechanically in
clined; must have car. able to meet
steady work. Apply bet. 9 and
70 am. to MR.. NORRIS at 1915
s.Rv1cE Err sai station ATTENDANT
Full time; age 1890. Apply in per-
SON; Car washer, part time. Sat.
1901 Hamilton ST.. Hyattsville. Nd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT g.
day week, day work only. good
%sis ssEsRy1eeE cEEfEs ssRsE1snfsd ss5
2 N sfRvfcE dssRs Ed' sFzT1os Hsl' 81 orrn4Toas
per week. See Mr.. Rowe. RoY's
ESQ ES SERVICE. 91s Franklin, st..
sAEEITMETAL A1sEI ri FOREMAN, exp. Iis ham
chanics; mostly residential work;
ply Mr.. Thomas. U GENERAL All THEAf-
ING ENGINEERING CO.. INC.
2131 9th st. NV. lie
MECHANICS. exp. on
outside. duct installation work;
Fho@as Tfhsasnsia aENRRAE Rfss1y HEAEo AARPy m: NJ
GINEERING CO.. INC. 2l31 9th
SHEER Hi r" METAL MECHANICS and
helpers, must be experienced in
hfassss Raos s41S fps' slair hstaiaIlGRs rd n%
SHOEMAKER, all-around man; good
pay. good hours. 922 18th st. NV.
STAG ROOF HELPER wanted for
DEE GEE ROOFING CO. 4414
sfEEI fffsia foRM oTS n sErfERs l0p open SHOP
Call ST. 2026. or Job, SH. 9796.
sTENoGRAPHER = Experienced, ac-
curate typist; neat, exporting firm;
lknowledgs X VILE Of n .1 Spanish desired. desired, Reply
desired. BOY Il6-D, star. pa
STOCK CLERK for mems furnishing
store: experience preferred; perma-
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP. s4s F
sTodhK* Il hi*' cLERk-wholesale iiehtins aS
axture company. State experience.
Box 2S0.A., Star. -19
working conditions, good pay.
KREsGE,, 1101 G st. NV. is
TAIEoRi aIH9Rn ss1 experienced. Apply, a I.
r6IEyIsISa Is1 yIs SsTs TsDs5 S51S nan EsSs
TEIEy11sioN ivie sERvicEMAN with car; 6
excellent opport. for right man,
APPy sP5 NiiSSs AN1 kHbrS sSf g. service.
man, first class, must be exper.;
cRAMER. INC. 215o wis. ave. NV.
TILE sETTERs-steel e, wanted.
White. Experienced. WA. $3.50. 30
TIMERS and timers helpers want
Experience I DaS Cali TSt oE. EAzt 415o. Sef'' ana
TIMERS AND TIMERS HELPERS
men for. outside work. gutter.
spouting and thinning Apply KNIGHT
ROOFING CO.. 1880 Woodbury. dr.,
Takoma Park. Md. -23
TRASH-TRUCK DRIVERS wanted.
Apply aiIa . $40 81 Delaware ave. s.wsA at
TRUCK DRIVER, to deliver gases and
equipment to hospitals; D. C. permit,
draft exempt. Apply 2002 Fenwick
st. ne. 10
TRUCK DRIVER, oil: good days pay
with bonus: must know how to meet
people and have some mechanical
training. Apply $40 am, WORTH
INGTON OIL REFINERS, 2201 N.
Oak. Arlington. Va. Phone CH. 4640.
DRIVER, experienced, wanted.
Apply 524 8th st. s.e. is
class mechanic; shop specializes in
custom made furniture; permanent
position, top wages. Apply in per-
son, 4477 Connecticut ave. 30
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TRAVEL u. S. A,

Young men 1924, neat and agrees
sive; free to travel California and
Florida resort centers as circulation
representatives: average $500 mo.
plus boAhs; transp. furn., expenses
advanced. Apply Mr.. Martini, q. 8.
EMPL. SERV., 315 18th st. NV,
1913. 18s
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CLERK

Young man, high school graduate, to
work in our photoengraving dept.
must be able to pass physical ex-
personnel, Room sos. Open $50 to
) weekdays and Q to l on Saturdays.
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PRESS CLEANER

Colored. heavy build, age 25-35.
capable of passing physical
exam; no experience necessary.
Apply Personnel, Room sos. Open
weekdays, S:30-5; Sat, 81. No
phone calls.
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PRESSER. sober, steady worker with
repairing experience. Apply 2010
P st. NV. -19
NTER-PRESSMAN, experienced
1916 Livingston rd. Sc. 10. 3-3677.
PRODUCE MAN. exper., sober and
reliable. Excellent opportunity for
the right man. Good pay and
good hours. Apply MONTGOMERY
HILLS MARKET. 1908 Seminary rd..
Silver Spring or call SH. 3240.
Evening star., 1950-10-18
DRIVER-SALESMAN

DRIVERS FOR DIAMOND CABS
Reasonable rental rates. See Melvir
HERMAN, DIAMOND LOT. 101 N
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DRUG and cosmetic clerk, part time,
8 ewes. per wk. and every other
Sunday; experienced; Excel. salary
MACY, 114O1 Ga. ave, Silver
Spring. LO. $4,000. -22
DRY CLEANING MANAGER-Young
woman thoroughly familiar with dry
cleaning business; good personality;
$50 to start; advancement for right
party. NEEDLECRAFT. 716 11th
st. NV, after II am.
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Book of knowledge can use 8 sales
men. HU. 6240 for appointment.
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YOUNG MEN (3). 17-23. free to
travel Miami and Hawaii. Or
transp., furn. cash drawing acct.
No exper. nee. See MR.. HERMAN
pEL, 10 a.m.-2 pm. Cairo Hotel
WANTED-Colored man as painter
and general work. VI. 1878.
WANTED FARM FAMILY containing
2 men, for dairy and beef farm
good opportunity. Write fully and
state wages. FREEDOM KNOLL
FARM. Sykesville. Md. is
SALES TRAINING-Nationa deter
gent manufacturer has two sales
positions open in WaShington area,
Men must be % to IS yrs. OF age,
have strong sales and mechanical
aptitude interested in good fu-
ture; substantial salary. car allow
ance and commission while in
training. For appt.. call HO. 1898.
BOYLE TREE SURGERY needs 3
thoroughly experienced tree surgeons
Top wages. Steady work. RA. 1879
after 6. -l9
WANTED-Floor sanders and men for
gen; house repairing; colored: steady
ALL KINDS OF TALENT and exhibi-
tions wanted for floor show. ANA
teur or professional. PRESS CAFE
TERRA BALLROOM. National Press
Bldg, downstairs. Apply $40 to
IL pm, except Monday. -21
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Janitor-D Delivery Man

The Star has an opening for q
celored man between 25 and So
years Of age to act as a janitor and
driver. Previous driving experience
clear record and D. C. drivers
to pass physical exam. Apply per
sonnel. Room 500. Open weekdays,
S:30-5; Sat, 81. No phone calls.
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11l1 Panna Ara N
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THE EVENING STAR

THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna Ave NV.
LIFE INSURANCE SALESMAN. 26-45,
no experience. necessary. Thorough
training. Salary and bonus. OPP
portunity for advancement GUARD
IAN LIFE, .307 Ring Bldg, or call
ME. 1850 for appointment.
LUBR1CATION MAN, experienced
references REQUIRED. Phone 10.
10000, Ext. 62S. 30
MACHINIST and instrument makers,
with job shop exp. for essential
work; top rates to qualified men;
paid vacation and disqualification,
Apply BOWEN g. CO.. 47l2 Bethes-
da ave, Bethesda. Md. -21
MAJOR APPLIANCE Statesmen fol-
household appliances: liberal draw
against commission: excellent com
pany benefits. Apply personnel Of
nee, SEARS ROEBUCK 81 CO.
1900 Wis. ave. NV
MECHANIC for feet maintenance;
truck experience necessary. Apply
shop. HIGHWAY EXPRESS LINES
3rd and r SITS. ne 30
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JANITOR

The Star has an opening for colored
janitor who is 25-35 years of age,
ambitious. and capable of passing q
physical exam; the applicant Sc
lected will work day hours while
being trained, and will be trans
ferred to the night Janitor force
after months time. Apply per-
sonnel. Room 500. Open weekdays,
S:30-5; Sat, 81. No phone calls.
Evening Star Building
11O1 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
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TECHNICIANS

Experienced in wiring and
assembling electronic equip
ment.
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LEDGER CLERK

school graduates between 81 and 20
years Of age to work as a ledger and
accounting clerk: for accounts re-
ceivable routine and control Knows
ledge Of bookkeeping and tipping is
required 40-hour. 5-day week,
S:30-5:30, Mon through Fri. Apply
days. $500; Sat. 81. No phone
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DETAIL CRAFTSMEN

LIE ALL DHAt 1SMEN
Experienced in mechanical
drafting. Bring samples to
/ interview.
Well-ventilated and scientif-
ically Illuminated drafting
room.
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SALESMAN PAST so

Wanted gentle salesman who has
been successful but shelved because
of age. yet is still ambitious and
able to work 6 to 8 hours daily.
to learn an entirely new business
which will assure you a permanent
life work at exceptional earnings.
Only Wash. resident considered. Car
necessary Box ASA Star -1S
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CRAFTSMEN CHECKERS
CRAFTSMEN

Experienced in design, lay
out and packaging of elec-
tronic equipment.
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COSMETIC SALES LADY, 40-hr. wk, !;
salary and commission; experienced
preferred. CARRIER PHARMACY,
1858 Columbia pike. Arl. CHI. 5000.
COUNTER GIRL, experienced, for
dry cleaning establishment. Apply
Mr.. Douglas. PEERLESS CLEANERS,
1857 Columbia rd. NV. 10
COUNTER GIRL. steady work
RYAN'S GRILL. Glebe rd. and Lee
hwy. OW. 9752. -18
COUNTER GIRLS, experienced. white;
S35 wk., meals and tips. Apply
Tues. and Wed. after am. 1101
Bladensburg rd. ne. is
CREDIT CLERK working delinquent
Ask1as s7 psasan 7s st.
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SAI,ESI,ADIES
SALESWOMEN

SALESWOMEN
Experienced in lingerie, sportswear
and blouse departments; 5-day. 40
eral employees discounts. paid vaca-
tions, pleasant working conditions
Apply Personnel ONCE.
L. FRANK CO.
18th and F SITS. NV. 30
sEAMsTREss. apply at once, NEW
ENGLAND FURRIERs, III 18th st.
sEAMsTREss. white, slip cover ex-
working conditions; comfortable and
i cheerful workroom. Apply j. j.
SGHLEIFER, LEI 3514 Conn. ave. NV"
SECRETARY = Unusual opportunity
ONCE; branch of National Associa-
ton; pleasant working arrangements
and challenge to the right person;
salary open. 1856 K st. NV. Elk.
SECRETARY experienced in once
ity to take dictation essential, age
SECRETARY, law office. air cond.;
legal exper. not nee. but must be
good sstenosrapher. S225 per mo-; s.
Qdy, 3O-nr. week. permanent posi-
ton: Apply SCHWARTZ & FRIED
MAN, 1106 VT. ave. NV, ME. 1850.
experienced, for law
Office; $50 week ST. 4357. 10
SECRETARY-New York Stock Ex-
change member firm has secretarial
vacancy for experienced stenog-
rapher; 626 woodward Bldg.
SECRETARY, experienced for man
ager of exclusive apt. bldg; good
salary; permanent position; apply
1888 Conn. ave. NV. 10
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DANCING TEACHERS
women, good ballroom dancers. in
telligent, ambitious. for position as
teachers. interviewers and super
visors. Excellent opportunity for
fascinating and lucrative career with
studios. Experience desirable but
not necessary. Apply in person, be-
tween 2 and pm.
Don Pallini Dance Studio
1926 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV.
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MECHANIC WANTED
MESSENGER

High school graduate, 1928 years OF
age, neat in appearance, capable oi
passing physical exam; 5-day, 40
hr. week. Apply personnel, Room
506. Open $50 to 5 weekdays and
to ] on Saturdays.
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YOUNG MAN

To work at business counter Of The
Evening Star. High school gradu-
ate. age 21-30, must be able to pass
physical examination. Neat. cour-
teouS and dependable. Only those
who want permanent work can be
considered 40-hour week. Many
employment snnnoi adyantagess apply per
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. Ave. NV. 10
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Opportunity in Arlington
Two full-time real estate statesmen for
live Arlington ONCE. We pay highest
listing commissions and give paid
vacations. Only top-level men will
ing to give top-level effort and CO.
operation can play on our team. II
MR., DALE, OW. 2O62. -22
Evening star., 1950-10-18

Young man. high school graduate. to
work in our photoengraving dept. /;
must be able to pass physical ex-
p person5e SdaE Room aOhT 5os oss1 open sap ApD t
weekdays and to l on Saturdays.
THE EVENING STAR
CLERK TYPIsT WAREHOUsEMAN.
white; $50 week; promotions; good
personality; wholesale concern. ,Call
CLERK-TYPIsT, young white man
desiring perm. ONCE position with
large local concern; opportunity
for ambitious person; employe bene-
fits including group insurance, hos
pitalization, paid vacation. etc. Re-
ployment and references to Box
CoLLECTioN 1Ei ION MAN. experienced. to
manage and L legal department.
ability and initiative. Starting sal
sry. sos. Apply Box 423-T, Star.
CoLLECroR-sALEsMAN. experienced
in installment business; salary and
car. ROYAL HOME EQUIPMENT
CO, 4S12 r. l. ave-, Hyattsville,
Nd, WA, 1899. -22
CORD WOOD SAVER, truck drivers.
wood and coal peddlers, experienced.
Sl3 18th st. ne. -19
COUNTER AND SANDWICH MAN
references. Apply today, BAss1Ns
1920 Penna. ave. NV.
COUNTERMAN required for whole
sale electronlc equipment, experience
not necessary, age requirement 20
az and o1g oyer; soa6 Call sYBIL scHMIDT
COUNTERMAN, experienced, for Ko-
Sher delicatessen. Apply 1922 East
CREDIT AND COLLECTION MAN,
working delinquent accounts; excel
lent salary: pleasant surroundings.
ASKINS, 1877 7th st. NV. 80 .
CREDIT and collection man, to assist
credit and collection manager. Must
be experienced in all phases of credit
and collections. Pleasant employer
and conditions. Pine salary to
start, excellent chance for advance
ment in fast-erowing modern jew
elry store. Mr.. LANDY. s12 F
DEIIGATEssEN fs ei$i CLERK. experienced
fer new modern store at Falls
salary. BROAD ST. DEIIcATEssEN,
244 W. Broad ST., Falls Church.
Come in person. is
DELICATESSEN CLERK - Expert
enced only; full or part time. 66II17
DELIVERY BOY. with reference,
chauffeur's license. for D. C.. for
nEgE. FgE SHOT tdHNScG9N 14l9 G9pn ave is
in rubber wheeling and finishing
vitallium. 1927 10th st. NV. 30
DISH WASHER and kitchen man:
experienced; references. Apply today.
BASINS, 1920 Penna. ave NV.
DISPATCHER-Whit experienced
man, familiar with service station
and auto dealer systems. to super
wise car porters Apply in person
to Mr.. Larry Joyce, TOMS AUTO
SERVICE. 637 N st. NV. Do not
DRIVER, white, for towel-supply
route; pleasant work, 5-day week.
salary. commission and bonus. APP
ply MR.. HARTUNG, lily Goth st.
NV,
DRIVER for light delivery; thorough
knowledge of the city; must be
able to furnish best references; DO
sition permanent. Apply CLARK'S,
705 14th st. NV. -19
DRIVER for bottle gas route to learn
Servicing and installation work;
must have clean past record; local
ref. required; starting salary, S45
per week. Call Overlook 523S be-
tween am. and noon. 10
DRIVERS FOR DIAMOND CABS
Reasonable rental rates. See Melvin
HERMAN, DIAMOND LOT. 101 NJ
st. ne
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HELP MEN
PLUMBERS

PLUMBERS. exper. jobbing. Please
no helpers; local ref: 7-day week
D c. permit. JOE PAWTOWSKI
73n Kennedy st NV. GE 0343.
Evening star., 1950-10-18

DRl SALESMAN
White. 25-35. for established dry
cleaning route; liberal commissions:
now paying over S75 per wk. Call
SH. HOO for appointment. is
DRIVERS AND HELPERS, white; good
starting salary; permanent Apply
in person. S205 Fenton ST., Silver
Spring, Md. PA
DRUG CLERK, experienced desired,
for permanent position; good pay
and hours, excellent working con-
ditions. Apply PEOPLES DRUG
STORE employment ofice, II P
St ne. -la
DRUG CLERK, part time, 8 to 1890.
WOODLAWN PHARMACY. 1919 N.
Glebe I'd, OK, $500. 80
DRUG CLERK, part time. 3 ewes
per wk. and every other Sunday.
Experienced. Excel salary plus
commission. WHEATON .PHARM.
l14O1 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring. LO.
$4,000 -22
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STENOGRAPHER

Experienced in X-ray terminology,
shorthand not essential; good salary
with or without maintenance. Call
Miss Many. SUBURBAN HOSPI-
tai, Bethesda, Md, OIL. 600.
Evening star., 1950-10-18
CHEMICAL PROCESS
TECHNTCIAN

Experienced in pilot plant
cold mold casting, high
school chemistry back
ground or better. Will train
in supervisory duties. Steady
employment, best working
conditions. Chance for ad1
vancement.
Evening star., 1950-10-18
SAIESMEN

For various departments; salary plus
commission; also some positions re-
mission with liberal drawing ac-
count; employe discount and other
company benefits. Apply Personnel
ONCE. SEARS ROEBUCK a. CO.,
$500 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va,
Evening star., 1950-10-18
FILE ct ,ERK

And general ONCE work; permanent
position; gSod pay. Apply Mr..
Ettlin, 3rd fioor. BOND CLOTHES,
1885 r St. NV. 40
Evening star., 1950-10-18
HELP MEN
MELPAR, INC.

Has Vacancies
That offer excellent oppor-
tunities to personnel quail
fled in the following fields:
JR. ENGINEERS
Training in electronicS or
communications required.
For positions in technical
writing and quality control
depts.
CRAFTSMEN CHECKERS
Experienced in checking
drawings for military elec-
tronic equipment required.
Must know Govt. specifica-
tions.
Evening star., 1950-10-18

For apt. house; age over 40; must
be experienced and have knowledge
of stoker; excellent quarters and
salary; give past employment. Box
24-Z Star -1S
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-10

out for the various details that will
make the composite program. A
special committee meeting will be
held Thursday evening at which
further plans will be developed. No
specific quota has been set for Ju-
neau, Mr.. Carter stated.
Working closely with and in the
local crusade committee will be rep
resentatives of every Federal agency
in Juneau, who while working di-
rectly under the Craftsmanship OF
B. Frank Heintzleman, Territorial
Employees Chairman, will give a
great deal of impetus to the Juneau
campaign.
Pointing out that while April is
Cancer Control Month all over the
United States. having been so set
aside by Act of Congress and Presi-
Dental Proclamation, May has been
selected as a better month for
Alaska, due to the seasonal nature
If employment in many of the COM
nunities. Armstrong added, that
several communities already have
conducted their drives. and still
others may defer them until June,
according to the particular situa-
ion existing in the separate COM
munitieS.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-10
3 SEApLANE BASE
CONTRACTS won BY
COLE OF JUNEAU

Seven contracts for seaplant
bases in Southeast Alaska have
been signed by Frank A. Metcalt
Territorial highway engineer, he
announced today Another contrac,
for a small boat gridiron at Sitka
was to be signed this afternoon
he said.
Construction of floats and trestles
in various areas throughout Alaska
are done in conjunction with the
Department of Aviation, but con-
tracts signed independently, Met
calf explained. Money is available
through the motor fuel tax.
Three bases Port Alexander
Meyers Chuck and Helm Bay-were
awarded to James v. Cole, contrac-
tor living on the Glacier Highway.
The Port Alexander base will be
first one under construction. One
base-at Klawok-was awarded tc
Charles w. Demmert of Ketchikan.
At Klawok a trestle only will be
built, to connect to the present
float, although some addition to
that structure will be made, Met
calf said. At Helm Bay float will
be built, and at Meyers Chuck
both trestle and float will be built.
OF four bidders for the work,
Cole was around $1,000 less in his
figures for all jobs than his COM
petitors, who were from Ketchikan.
Cole did not bid on the Klawok job.
Metcalf acJe1 in his capacity as
superintendent of public works in
letting the contracts.
Seaplane bases constructed by
the Department of Aviation are
under Jurisdiction of the Civil Aero
nautics administration, and must
be okehed by them prior to bids
being issued. Those not okehed may
be constructed by the Territory it.
self through the public works super
intendent.
Metcalf said he was considering
a contract with Metlakatla for a
base there, because C.AA. officials
turned aside a contract for that
place, because it cannot enter into
a contract with an organized village,
but must have a contract from an
individual or company The reserva-
ton organization at the town pre-
vents an individual acting in his
capacity to accept such work.
The Territory, however, may ne
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-10
ABSENTEE BALLOTS
GIVE HARRH6v0TE
EDGE IN HOUSE RACE

Absentee ballots for the First Di-
vision primary election held April
Is were counted yesterday after
noon. with 162 allowed. Four were
rejected.
Two precincts have yet to be
heard from, according to deputy
clerks in the district court office.
These are Bell Island, hot springs
resort near Ketchikan, where three
persons re, 5le, al Meyers Chuck
also near Ketchikan, where 35 per-
sons voted in the l948 general cleo
ton.
An official count of all votes is
being tabulated now, with the miss
ing precincts to be added later. Only
place disputed when the unofficia
count was last tabulated was the
eighth place on the Democratic
ticket for the House of Representa-
tives.
r. T. (Dick) Harris is still out Il
front of Eugene Lockridge by
count of 1921 to 1925. Peter Woo
still holds an insure tenth place.
With only six votes separatin
the two Juneauites for the coveted
spot on the card, the two missing
precincts will tell the tale. No indi-
cation of when they might be IN
has been given.
Other positions remain I'M
changed.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-10
COASTAL FLIGHTS
BRING IS; TAKE 81

Alaska Coastal Airlines flights
Yesterday brought 18 persons to
Juneau and carried 81 from here to
points in Southeast Alaska.
To Sitka: Mr.. Fuess, Miss Bry-
ant, Louis Elliott, Doris Lindquist,
Martha sam, U. Blankenship, Will
ma Sandburg, Mary Paul, c. r..
Griffin, Henry Moy, and Mrs. A.
Hope; to Chichagof Henry Stra-
gier; to Haines Mrs. Louise Mil
mes, Mrs. MCGOWAN, G. r. Allen,
and George Usage.
To Petersburg: Ethel Campbell
and Gladys Becker; to Ketchikan:
Clifford Louis; to Hoonah: B. F..
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Austin,
Cd Austin Jr., Mrs. M. Sarabia,
md Mabel Ann Johnson; to Gus
avus. o. j. Johanson and J. Fry
10: to Pelican: Bud Phelps; and
o. Skagway: Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
Rogers, and G. R. Rich.
From Sitka: Mr.. Southland, L. H.
Smith, Shelly Reed, 1t. Pasciuti,
Robert Mooring, and Harmon Loug-
her; from Hood Bay: Mr.. Owens,
Ray Bolden, and Dean Bolden;
from Haines: Steve Fiest, Frank
Behrends, Bud Berry, Jack Bennett,
and Wesley F. Seebart; from Pc
tersburg: William Wood; from
Hoonah: Ernestine Metz. from
Funter Bay: Ann Dorman; and
from Pelican: Ann Broom.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-10
DOUBLE PROGRAM
FOR KIWANIS club
FEATURES ALASKA

The program for today's lunch
con meeting Of the Kiwanis Club
was in two complete units. Both
featured Alaska, and one was OF
local and immediate importance to
this civic minded group.
DR.. Joseph o. Rude, board presl-
dent of the Juneau Independent
School District, gave comprehen-
sive talk about the proposed school
construction on which Juneau pr~o-
ertv-owners will vote Tuesday. They
will decide for or against S75U,-
OOO-school bond issue. s.
1--WE think that will be more than
we need commented Dr. Rude,
but we want to be sure OF having
enough. Bonds will be sold only as
needed"
Indicating each feature on the
architects drawings. DR.. Rude de-
scribed the proposed structure, COM
plete with auditorium-gy gymnasium,
rifle range, classrooms and "spe-
cial use" rooms. A swimming pool
had been considered, he said. but
the idea was abandoned because OF
the great expense.
DR.. Rude said the building would
be set at an angle to get the most
possible light, also to allow for a
roadway which will permit safe
loading and unloading of school
buses.
In the standard-size gymnasium,
play on two cross wise" courts
will be possible at one time. DR..
Rude said the foundation OF the
concrete building is planned to ac-
commodate later additions.
DR.. John Montgomery. program
chairman, announced the second
feature, a showing Of the new
Alaska documentary motion pic