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BUSINESS SERVICE.

CURTAINS silks beautifully washed
and hand iFoned. also oppcrtpnity
for agencies SHAN-O-WAY LAUN'
DRY. 3l6S Mt, Pleasant st. nv,
Evening star., 1950-05-01
STYLIST
Excellent salary and com.
mission arrangement.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE
4th FL.
LANSBURGH & BRO.
9TH. 9Th and Z Sts. NV.
STYLIST

SUPERINTENDENT, low-cost housing
development, thorough knowledge
carpentry. transit. level; good salary.
Box 445-E, Star. Il
TAILOR, colored. experienced on
alterationS, for taller b,s shop; Apply
TEAcHER FOR GUiTAR and other
fretted instruments, for suburban
studio. Give references. Box ABE,
TIRE IRE CHANGER, colored, experienced,
Rsst Hppy hsTs sTANBAsD 3 s dERiEs 4iRE DeBRs BAT
nv SALESMAN WANTED ~ Salesman
with retail appliance and TV selling
exper.; excel opportunity, real earn,
ings; permanent connection. Call
today (Sun), HO. 5316 or HO. 4164.
HELPER-and tire
changer: exp: good salary and
working cond. BEN HUNDLEY
wool PREssERs. experienced; quail
ity work; high peace-work rates,
Levin. BANNER LAUNDRY. oronoco
and Alfred sts., Alexandria, Va. AL.
MAN-Make sandwiches; must be fast
and neat, clean-cut looking: hours
; $3.50 pm. no Sundays, $40 per
sun, Mon, or Tues. for interview.
LENK FOOD SHOP, 1899 Columbia
pike, Arlington. Va. next to Navy
Annex Bldg). .
MAN, white, reliable. sober. to work
for fencing company, preferably
with pickup truck; duties include
yard inventory; handy with tools.
collection, ETC.; good starting salary.
wonderful opportunity to learn bus
mess. MILL-TO-YOU CO., HI
29l9, 10. S-2191. Il
MAN, dairy and general farm exper
and willing to work: mod. house and
no children. Stuart DeBell, Center
MAN, 24-35, residence Alex. or VIC,
for permanent sales position with
management opportunity: exper. not
nee. If able to meet public; start
about $50 wk. Apply RIM. 205, 1927
Eye st. NV, 10 am. to 3 pm i
MEN (3), excellent openings in estab-
lished territories: repeat business; no
experience necessary; training fur
nished. but men selected must fur-
nish character references. Apply
FULLER BRUSH CO, 979 National
Press Bldg, 14th and F SIS. NV. or
MEN, to take orders for Golfers; 3
orders per day pays $76 per week.
Room 424 Bond Bldg. .
MEN TO CONTACT clients in WASH
ington area, average income S75
per wk., car helpful but not essen
tial. 2037 K st. NV. i
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MOTOR TRAVEL

KENTUCKY DERBY. Leaving Thurs
day, returning Tuesday, take 3,
girls or couple. 81. 1854
COLLEGE MAN wants ride Calf
soon Share driving and expenses.
Refs. exch. Sligo 6575. L.
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1612-A goth ST. NV.

BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY = With
managerial ability. Restaurant ex-
perience preferred. Must be able to
submit trial balance to accountant;
5la days (no Sundays. to 8;
$75 week. Please include experience
and references in details. Box 4SS-E, /,
Star Il
CASHIERS, part-ti for Friday
noon to 9 pm. ard all day Sat !;
only applicants that can work both
these times consistently should ap-
ply. Openings at all branches
Call AT. 1400 for appt. HECH-
NIGER CO. a
CASHIER BOOKKEEPER, typist;
knowledge of automobile tag and
title procedure preferred. Good
starting salary and quick advance
ment for right person. Box 236-
Z, Star.
CASHIER and cigar clerk. expert
eneed; no Sundays Apply in per-
son only. NATIONAL DRUG CO..
1000 Conn. ave. B
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HELP WOMEN
SALESLADIES To sell

sALEsLADIEs to sell millinery and
handbags. Apply immediately
GOODYS HATS. zoos St NV. i
SALESLADIES, part time, afternoons
and evenings till 8, for ready-to-
wear and accessories in fine ladies
O'DONNELL CO., 3407 Conn. ave.
NV. =
SALESLADY. experienced, for gift
shop; good salary and commission
Apply WASHINGTONS GIFT g.
LUGGAGE. 1102 F st. NV. .
SALESLADY to work as assistant
manager in infants and children's S
shop; days week; S36 to start
HILLS BABYLAND, 1895 Columbia
nike CHI 1855 .
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STENOGRAPHER

Permanent ues;tion with major oil
company; 5-day week. Experience
In credit office preferred. Call ia.
$500, Ext. 81. for appointment.
Evening star., 1950-05-01
HELP Men

sECRETARY-TYPIsT, some knovl-
edge OF bookkeeping required. Ad-
dress in own handwriting. Box
390-E, Star .
SODA CLERK, part-time. for drug
store. to 10 pm. 4 ewes. apply
North Capitol and r. I. ave.
SHOE statesmen, must be expert
enced, full or part time; salary and
commission. Apply FRANKS FOOT
WEAR. 3010 14th st. NV. =
SHOW CARD AND SIGN PAINTER,
for display shop; state salary or
can arrange percentage basis. Write
HUSTON KRAFT DISPLAY, 5l5 z.
Main ST., Richmond. Va. 3'
SPECIALITY statesmen
Experienced In selling vacuum clean
ers. combination windows. sewing
machines, etc. We have q good
deal TO offer you. Draw against
commission A car is necessary.
Apply % 18th st. ne. Ask for Mr..
SPOTTER, wool. excellent salary.
GE. S746 Sunday; LU. 1878 Mon
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

COUNTER HELP. no experience nee.
essary. Apply DO-NUT DINETTE
1900 Annapolis I'd, Bladensburg
Md =
children, no pets, to act as care.
taker-manager of l2-famly apt
oldg. Oil heat. Husband can main
tain regular employment, wife mus
be unemployed. In exchange fol
services will give modern apt. con-
range and refgr.. incl. In reply
state age, publications and EN-
ployment. Box 440-E, Star. Il
TWO EXPERIENCED CASHIERS fol
super market, male or female, good
pay. pleasant working conditions
TER SUPER MARKET. 1OSOs Lin.
coin ave, Kensington. Md. i
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IF YOU

Are over 80, have a car, married,
resident of Wash. and would like
to earn S4OO to $500 a mo. investi-
gate this. Position permanent, 70
travelling, non-seasonal thorough
training given to assure your sue
cess with gentle organization.
For interview, outline qualifications.
In reply give home address and
phone number. Box 3SS-E, Star.
Evening star., 1950-05-01
REYNOLDS
METALS COMPANY

1V1I 7 1AIO OO1VlI TIN
Worlds largest producer of aluminium
building products requires expert
enced building material salesman to
sell iobber and dealer trade in
Washington area. Require 8 to 10
years experience in selling roofing,
siding, insulation or building spe-
cialties and established contacts.
Salary, expenses and bonus COM
pensation; excellent opportunity
Reply in confidence. giving complete
information on age, education and
experience to Mr.. N. T. YAGER,
l9 East 47th ST.. New York, N. Y
Evening star., 1950-05-01

TECHNICIAN or nurse for private
medical ONCE. Call HU. 4546 week
TYPIST, perm. position, in pleasant
once; hrs, S:15 am. to 4:45 pm.
Mondays through Fridays. Chance
for advancement. See MRS. DUNN.
2301 Pa. ave. NV. II
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TELEvlsIok REPAIRS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE late model buses, Is46
to '4S; seating capacity, 20 and 32
Also 90 PASSENGER cars, Plymouths
and De Sotos. wreckers % DodRe
1910 ] i2-ton and ID Chev. ~
gas station, fully equipped, pumping
10000 gallons day: long lease;
located on U. 8. highway No. ]. 35
MOTORS. in Triangle, Va. l'
kOOMING HOUSE property for sale;
Income pays for property; splendi1
location: no brokers. Cail pU.
9316 between 4 and . pm. -
GROCERY STORE, fully equip, plus
estab. 27 yrs; good location: 81. 900
or best OFFER for quick sale. Call on
premises, 350s Center st. NV, Mon.
Tues. or Wed, 10 to IL am. or
70 4 pm. OF call ewes, NO. 1901
for tnformatien. II
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5 FOOD DISTRIBUTORS
PART TIME

YOUR INCOME S4eb PEG
MONTH II HRS A WK, DELIVER
PACKAGED FOOD TO ESTAB-
So 500 WORKING CAPITAL RE-
QUIRED WRITE EXPERIENCE AND
PHONE NUMBER TO BOX 246-E.
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STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER

Age 20-35 5-day week. accuracy ana
speed required: excellent opportunity
tor Advancement; salary, 1895 to
start RE. 6512.
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SALES
REPRESENTATIVE

Leading national manufacturer of
matte power tools, chain saws. con-
crete vibrators wants qualified rep
reSentative for Washington, D, C.,
and surrounding territories to call
on established dealer organization
and industrial users. Age % to 40,
high school education, mechanical
background plus 3 or years sales
tlon, industrial or allied equipment
field. Good starting salary; we fur
nish TRANSPORTATION and travelling
expenses. Salary and expenses paid
during period of training at main
plant. Write complete experience,
address and phone number. Sales
manager will interview qualified ap-
next 10 DAYS. Box 3SS-D. Star. l.
SALESMAN
Large BALTIC. ianitoy supply nrm has
now selling this line will be given
this wonderful opportunity. Write
UNITED SANITARY CHEMICALS
CO. p s. Howard St. BALTIC.
STUDENTS
Oyer @ q years work part time or get
Mr. Bone, HUI. 6240 for appoint
ment. Book of knowledge. -
QUALIFIED SALESMAN
appointment selling to people desir-
Ring Bldg, 18th and M sts. NV.
The Britannica Corp.
Evening star., 1950-05-01

sTENOGRAPHER, general once work !;
between ages Is and 80: intelligent
beginners considered; congenial Of
flee. 5-day wk. and other benefits.
Apply in person, JOHN HANCOCK
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO,
1877 De Sales St NV. "A
STENOGRAPHER. film manufactur-
ing concern, Washington sales Of
nee has opening for efficient
stenographer. Salary open. Phone
OI. 2030 for interview. II
not over 80. in
large real estate ONCE; 5-day week.
excellent working conditions, perma-
nent position. regular advancement;
salary commensurate with ability
WEAVER BROS. INC. Wash. Bldg.
Call Mr. Allnutt, DI. 5000. 2
STENOGRAPHER
With general once experience: per-
manent position; pleasant surround
ings; $50 week. Apply JAFFE. oil
18th st NV II
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OUTSTANDING
OPPORTUNITY
FOR
SALESMAN

WITH OR WITHOUT
EXPERIENCE IN OUR FIELD
We seek a man who
needs and has con-
sistently made $10O
per week or more.
Sales made through
qualified LEADS fur
nished DAILY. Leader
line is HOSPITALIZA-
TION along with IN
COME PROTECTION.
We believe that this is
the first time in this
industry to offer SAL
AIRY and COMMIS-
SION plus BONUS
PLAN.
APPLY IN PERSON
1415 K ST. NV.
SUITE 200
CAR ESSENTIAL
Evening star., 1950-05-01

6ALEsMAN-If you have successfully
closed intangibles here is $3.50
plus weekly in quick cash; beau
tiful permanent deal with a future,
925h r st. NV. Sd Il. i
eALESMAN for mems clothing store;
steady position for reliable man
WEBSTER CLOTHES. 1012 F st.
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TYPIST

TYPIST
An old-estabiished real estate Arm
with some knowledge Of PIX board
Permanent position for right party.
Good salary and working conditions
In reply, give all necessary par
dculars. Box 79-G, Star. q
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COURSES

AUTOMOBILE DRIVING instructions.
CLARK'S DRIVING SCHOOL. OF
WASH. Free pickup. DU. 6491.--6
MILLINERY. practical courses start
ers experienesd; full shop equipment;
Telephone ST. 0971 between 10 and
TELEPHONE PBxo INSTRUCTION
easily learned; age no handicap.
.MT9i,ST MRSi GHANDLER, .MIH ST; 1s7s; ,oo
other courses; vet-approved !. c. s.,
RIM. 21O, Bond Bldg; ME. s166.
WILL COACH OR TEACH FRENCH
High school and college students;
have French diploma. NO. 949s
HGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
from self CONSCIOUSNESS. MI. $50.
BROADCASTING and televlsion writ
ing and production taught in small
term begins Soon Addition. nor for
full and partial scholarships; short
summer course for writers and ac-
;o5s, NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
TUTORING-Algebra geometry. Latin,
French; German, Eng history; elem,
ir high subjects. UN. 1883.
DIESEL is going places. Come along!
Prepare for this sood-pay trade now.
we Will peTSOuAlly interview me-
chanically inclined men. Full in
formation furnished-no obligation.
Write UTILITIES DIESEL TRAIN
ING Box 3S1 d. Star. i
MAKE MONEY - Learn shorthand
tipping, bookkeeping, accounting. bus
admin, court reporting, comptome-
ter; new classes NOW starting In
unre now. BOYD SCHOOL. 700
18th, cor. G. MA. 234O (Estab. 80
yrs. Top-salaried positions open
STENOTYPE. shorthand mach; never
used. Win teach you compl. course
Save S250-S300. AP. 1924. .
MODERN TRAINING In neauty cul.
ture. all subjects taught Approved
BY Government for CT training. dav
and evening classes WAR-FIYNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE 1910 q st NV
ENGLISH WRITING. grammar, speech.
Also French. AID. 500. Ext. .ai5
BRING THIS AID and you will rate
ceramic course at a special rate
at LEENDA CERAMIC STUDIO. Eve.
classes 3 nights a week, plus Sat
am. 350S Conn. ave. EN-. 1O36. Il
PRACTICAL NURSING
Train quickly at home; excellent pay;
many earn while learning. Informa-
ton FREE. WAYNE SCHOOL OF
PRACTICAL NURSING. Box 3s0-D.
Star. Il
Evening star., 1950-05-01
SAI.ESI, ADV

For suit, coat and dress department
In our magnificent new Silver Spring
store. Only experienced considered.
Interesting position for qualified per
son. Apply JOSEPH r. HARRIS
CO.. 1924 F st. NV. .
SALESLADY Experienced. Please
apply in person to Mrs Notion at
Gretchen Cole, 7244 Wisconsin ave,
Bethesda. Md -6
SALESWOMEN for large children S
store in Arlington; experienced only;
excellent wages, steady and pleasant
work. Call TIE. 1000 for appoint
Evening star., 1950-05-01

WRAPPER
Permanent position; excellent salary;
5-day week.
HAHN SHOE STORES
1901 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
for drug store soda
fountain; must have at least 2 yrs.
recent exp. on d. c. fountain-grill.
3501 Georgia ave. NV. 3
GIRL, under 80. wanted to type gen.
eral ONCE correspondence, some die
nasn,a tation on on transcribing machinse;
cashier, NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO., Room 636,
1911 K ST. NV. Il
GIRLS WANTED
Capable roller skaters, over 81, for
curb curb service on skates: must fur fur,
RESTAURANT, 5211 Marlboro pike.
Call HI. 5225 after pm. Il
white. to conduct charm
forums. Average. $40 per even, 8
ewes. per wk No canvassing, de.
liyering or collecting Phone MRS.
LIE LIFETIME TINE CAREER aIs ER for for an edu- @
SotCo WIZ IIdu Alo pIC~
vious business training or expert
ence. Here is your enviable oppor-
tunity to be financially independent
and enjoy pleasant and friendly as
sociates. This position requires in
telligent regular work and tou'll
need a car. An experienced advisor
will work with you to help you be-
come firmly established. For q
personal interview. write, giving
phone no. Box 50-G, Star. 3
LADY for general ONCE work
in local bank; knowledge of tipping
iNGTON LOAN a. TRUST CO, 18th
and G stS NV Il
Evening star., 1950-05-01

ALESMAN-Nationally known food
product manufacturer has opening
selling and promoting to retail gro
cery trade in Washington territory
Tor young man who desires to make
his last Job change; excellent oppor-
tunity for ambitious person inter-
ested in future security and advance
ment: salary basis: car furnished
Write, stating age, experience. sal
ary expected. Box 472-D. Star. .
SALESMAN, to sell commercial glass
and mirrors: car required. Include
education, age, experience in hand
written answer, to Box 269-E. Star.
SALESMAN, exp. with car: between
o5-32: 9 yrs: Of college. EASTERN
AIR ADVERTISING SERVICE. Call
ma. 2266 between 4-6 pm. .
SALESMAN - Good opportunity for
salesman with car to sell a COM
plete line high-grade frosted foods
and fruit juices to hotels. restau-
rants and Institutions in washing
ton, D. c. Experienced man with
following preferred. however, other
applicants with aptitude and abil-
ity who are interested in frosted
foods will be considered Salary
commensurate with :, ability. Our
men have been notified of this ad.
saGEsMAN-DfRiINVFEiR M RIVE WANTED for
established route. Apply between
and s Monday. CAPITOL SALAD
CO., 439 X st, NV
Evening star., 1950-05-01

BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
Evening star., 1950-05-01

STOCK BOY, white or colored, high
school grad: prefer some one living
in vic. OF store. Apply bet. 10
and 8. HOME STITCH SHOP,
ShirlinRton business center. Il
Evening star., 1950-05-01
S4 OO0 DOWN DIGS.

Self service mkt. (no beer>; weekly
bus. Sl,100. Low rent. short hours,
no Sundays. No competition. Priced
with lGe stock. Must be seen to be
appreciated. Eve and Sun, Al
Litoff. AK. $500. Ext. 81.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 E ST. NV. MA. 1850, MA. s374.
Evening star., 1950-05-01
INFANTS, WEAR

Location bet. "Woolworth' and Peo-
pies Drugs; rent. $i26; lease;
- 900; includes stock and equip
ment. some terms. Act quick. Call
c. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900
Evening star., 1950-05-01
RUG SALESMAN

Experience necessary, commission
basis excellent opportunity for
earning good salary; 20ee discount
on purchases, free disqualification
and other employe benefits.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
9TH Floor
GOLDENBERG'S
7TH. STH, AND X SITS
Evening star., 1950-05-01

ROOMING BARGAIN
10 rooms. . baths. rent. Ss4. oil
heat arranged into 2 apis and 3
sleeping rooms. Near 18th and
Irving NV. Only 81 900 handles.
Call Mrs Koch, DI. S747.
c. ]. YOUNG, ST. 1900
Evening star., 1950-05-01
CLUB DIRECTOR

CLUB DIRECTOR
Alert personable lady who needs at
least S75 per week and can devote
full time to a nationally sponsored
organization. Previous experience
in teaching, organizing or sales work
an asset. Car necessary. Thorough
training provided. If you qualify
you will have permanent career
that will enable you to earn an in
come many men will envy. All re-
plies confidential. Write MR. CUT
LER. Box .14-C, Star Give tele-
phone number a
Evening star., 1950-05-01

PRACTICAL NURSING
Train quickly at home; excellent pay;
many earn while learning. Informa-
tion FREE. WAYNE SCHOOL OF
PRACTICAL NURSING Box 3S0-D.
Star. i
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-06
GAME AGENTS TAKE
OFF FRIDAY FOR
DUTY IN STATES

Alaska Game Management Agents
are arriving in Juneau this week
from various points in the territory
and will leave Friday for Washing
ton and California to assist the
Fish and Wildlife Service game en-
forcement officials in those districts
during the next month.
The Alaska agents are scheduled
to leave Friday on the F&WLS
Beechcraft. The plane will be flown
by Pilot Theron Smith While the
agents are on duty in the states,
Smith will attend to securing added
component parts for aircraft and
electronic equipment of the service
from the Navy surplus in Califor-
MIA. He will fly the agents north
on conclusion of their designated
work, Clarence Rhode, F&WLS Re-
gional Director said today.
Agents assigned by Rhode to
work with the California and
Washington F&WLS officials are
Frank Chapados of Fairbanks who
will go to the Washington and
Idaho districts; and going to the
Sacramento, Calf, district will be
Bob Baker, now stationed at Kot-
zebue; Leonard Bragg of McGrath
Harry Pinkham of Anchorage and
John Wendler of Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-06
BpR STAFF MEMBER
Is IMPRESSED ON
FIRST TRIP WEST

Assigned to the Juneau office of
the Bureau of Public Roads &C
counting division, Thomas Priest,
accompanied by Mrs. Priest and
their son, Paul, IL, arrived in Ju-
neau on the Baranof.
The Priests come from SPRING
field, ILL.,. where Mr.. Priest has been
associated with the BPR.
Their trip to Alaska was the first
any member had made west of the
Mississippi and they are all in a
state of seeing too much big and
grand country too fast, Priest said
today.
1--WE are impressed with the great
mountains and are trying to take
it all in, in small Doses" Priest COM
mented.
The winter weather. however,
they can take in their stride, he
said, for the temperature was two
degrees below zero when they left
Illinois.
At the present the Priest family
are the guests of Paul A. Doyle,
also of the BPR accounting divi-
sion and long time friend and CO.
worker of Priest, while they are
looking for a house or an apart
ment, with, they hope, quick sue
cess.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-06
'l05T ONE CALLED
GREAT film FARE:
IS CApIT0L'S Bill

An entirely new motion picture
experience is waiting for film fans
at the Capitol Theatre. Columbia S
The Lost One" LA Traviata)
which opened there last night, has
skillfully combined Alexandra Du-
mas great love story, Lady of the
Camellias," with Giuseppe Verdi's
immortal lyrical melodies.
The well-known romance takes
on a new radiancy as it is brought
to the screen with some of the most
magnificent music ever written.
While being sung in Italian, the ac-
ton is tenderly unfolded in English.
Nelly Corradi is an ideal choice
for the lovely heroine. She brings
to her Lady of the Camellias" an
almost ethereal beauty and deli
cately drawn characterization
Tenor Gino Mattera, in his first
film role, also scores impressively
Supporting the two leads and
other members of the large cast
are the orchestra and chorus OF
the Rome Opera House, conducted
by Hector Panizza. The libretto was
written by F. NJ. Piave, and Carmine
Gallone directed.
Producer Gregor Rabinovitch de-
serves a special accolade for the
great care and taste which have
gone into this excellent production
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-06
DUAL BILL OPENS
TOMORROW NIGHT
AT 10th CENTURY

The Bowery Boys get in and out
of dangerous situations in hilarious
manner in their new comedy
Trouble Makers" which opens to-
morrow at the Gross goth Century
Theatre. The film, starring Leo
Corey with Huntz Hall in the top
featured role. is replete with sus-
pense and humor. as murder and
ugly mobsters menace the lads.
Corey and Hall operate side
walk telescope business when they
see a man being murdered in a
hotel room as they gaze through
their optical instrument. Upon in
vestigation, however, no body is
found in the room. Stymied, the
boys help their policeman friend
Gabriel Dell make number of
raids on gambling dens, even
though the officer has been offered
a bride by the gangsters.
Meanwhile, when Corey reads
about professor being mysteriously
killed, he suspects it is the mar
who was murdered in the hotel. He
and Hall tell the professors daugh-
ter they will find the murderers
and they get jobs as bellhops al
the hotel to investigate further
Laughs come frequently when ex-
convict Lionel Stander thinks Hall
is an old prison mate. But as the
boys pick up evidence, the gang gets
wise, and a merry chase ensues.
The second attraction on the dual
bill at the Goth Century tomorrow
Il Cheated the Law" shows Steve
Brodie, as a gang chief. over-step-
ping his bounds when he triple
crosses his lawyer, enacted by Tom
Conway, into defending him on @
murder charge.
But the law, and the lawyer
catch up with the unprincipleo
gangster with vengeance.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-06
SHRINE CLUB Will
| GIVE PUBLIC DANCE
IN JAN. AS Benefit

At the regular meeting of the
Juneau Shrine Club it was decided
to dispense with the dance for
Shriners and invited guests only,
tentatively scheduled during the
month of January and instead hold
a benefit dance, open to the pub
lie, in the Elks ballroom Jnauary
20. The proceeds are to be used
for the purchase of materials and
equipment for the enlargement and
repair of the Eagle River Scout
Camp Facilities. Reimbursement
to the Alaska Council of Boy Scouts
for the maintenance and repair
cost for the camp has been made
by the Shrine Club during the past
several seasons. However due to the
recent rapid increase in attendance
Of Boy Scouts at camp, the present
facilities have become completely
inadequate and plans are being
made by the Council for an expan-
sion program.
John Maurstad, General Chair
man of Dance Committee for the
season, has announced that al
though the various committees have
not as yet been named, each and
eevry Shriner living on Gastineau
Channel will be called upon to do
his part to expedite successful
affair.
To make the meeting even more
successful the Club voted to pur-
chase a "Rung on the Ladder OF
Baby Smiles" A "Rung" being a
unit of a permanent contribution
which is invested in Government
Bonds; the interest only being used
toward the maintenance and opera
lions costs of the Shriners Ortho-
pedic Hospitals for Crippled Child
rem; sixteen of which are operated
throughout the United States, Can
ada and Mexico. These hospitals
are being operated for the treat
ment of children under the age of
IA, regardless of race, creed or COL
or; the only essential qualification
necessary for admission by a needy
child is the inability of the par
ents to finance the cost of treat
ment.
Election of officers resulted in
President elect Gene Vuille WELD
ing the gavel during the year 1851,
ably assisted by Vice-President Art
Mantyla, with Les Holmes again
being named Secretary.