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CARPENTRY-complete remodeling
and repairing, additions and recrea-
ton rooms; white mechanics. AIMS
CARPENTRY. repairs. alterations
remodeling, old and new work;
terms. WOODMAsTER CONTRACT
ING CO. OW. 5527 any time. ~
CARPENTRY = Cabinets. bookcases,
recr. rooms, ctr; basement to attic.
A. F. ST. DENIS, LII. 1-55722.
81
CEMENT WORN; stone walls, nag,
stone terraces, walks, chimneys, fire.
places, cement driveways. porches.
tfbdn tffIainnFS oS Sslarrrodrs wa;s pips draiRags 81
GUCClO. Route 9 Horners lane.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
ra2or-kleened or no charge ROTO-
ROoTER, phone RA. ssSS any day.
any night
DRIvEWaYs. porches. cellars; built
or repaired. steps included. RE.
0956, call all day Sun. and after q
DRIVEWAY PAvING, asphalt, low
prices and easy terms, ALASKA
GOAL 40 * BRICK co. MA. 1855 or
INSTALLATION. re-
pairs. short circuit; small JOBS done
immed. Call any time. RA. 2222.
FENCE tchain-nnk)-Wholesale to
dealers at reasonable price. KAISER
FENCE Galvanized, chain link. all
months ' ie pay. se Pro Phone 50f Ho 5eSS; 6sSs 81
IooR fI1osoafs IaYnR apd sqnSrR &c 53s MAD
D0X- q RADTKE. HI. 51S1 or 10.
FLOOR MACHINES RENTED - Fun
operating instructions. KENNEDY
FLOOR co, RA. 434e. 709 Ken
FLOORS sanded and finished: quality
MoRRis, NOR IS sH. s 'sss39a0ls ss77o price M
FLOORS SANDED and finished; olo
floors made ike new TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE. WA 1929,
FLOOR SANDING and refnishing;
sooo worker. Reasonable. 10. s-5l61.
FLOOR SANDING. rehnishing expert
work, quality materials. Free esti.
Mr.: sPELLER. Lo. 3-73I4, HI
FURNITURE REPAIRED, refinished;
painted, parts made, upholstering.
stored reeas.; est. free. 93l D st. NV,
PAINTER---Liv. rm. or bedrm., SI2,
mel. windows, doors and woodwork;
Kit, or dineItes, s., incl. windows,
paint IA. 1912, ewes. from to m
HAULING. gardening; cleaning I'D of
any KIND, wash windows, paint jobs,
wash; wax floors Ia @531. -2S
HEATING ntah. WoRn-Boner replace
work guaranteed. HU. 905i. I'll
PAINTING. KEN -Toning, general re-
pair After all bids. are IN. call us
tor most reasonable prices. DU.
pAINTtNG M HseS- ap3 "a and house interiors; M51
complete Job in s hours; available
e;a9 pm, re. $3.50. -:ii 5
PAINTING and decor, reas. prices
With satisfaction guar; Do own work.
PAINTING. papernangins, root, gut
oil paint used "A 1869. GE $500
PAINTING. PAPERlNG. commerc and
residential Satisfied customers 25
rsINirNG aF rARHkISG rA4TkENGE deeoratins Ra sans
teed GE 24O0. EDISON. 80
PAINTING AND PAPERING-First
class werk guaranteed; free esti-
mates phone EX. 22s7. AP. 3455.
PAINTING AND PAPERING, int. and
ext, by reliable exper mech; for
Tree est MR.. XIX. SH. 477I.
PAPERING-Fo neat. clean work at
reasonable prices, call MR.. GORDON,
Georgia $40
PAPERING, 5-rm. 2-story hall house
low as $50; do own work; W. mech.
JE 1880 after 5. RE 5O3". -2.s
PAPERING-PAINTIN prompt, rea-
sonaple; work guaranteed. j. TOL-
son. HU S065 2Ss
PAPER HANGING, white mech. 90
yrs exper.; 90 own work. lookout.
DI 1898. oSs
PAPER HANGING. 81 up per rm.;
1850 washable sunfaSt papers: work
guaranteed GE 1898. GE c46l
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

ERMAS SECRETARY SEEKS WORK
26s
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DINING SUITE, walnut, like new
also liV. rm. and bedrm. furn., RCA
console radio with doors. perfect
cond. WO. STS3 -3B
DINING ROOM SUITE, 9-piece; S35
or best offer. 90 Bates st. NV.
DINING ROOM TABLE. five chairs,
auarter-oak; Easy spinner washer
2-pc living room suite. with platform
rocker. All for $100. Write Box
2l1-C. Star. %
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BUILDING MATERIALS - WrecEine
100 bldgs. at various locations: ali
materials Tor sale-lumber: ayjS
.XbS,, KISS, 9xl0s, sheathinp, doors.
window sash celotex, sheetrocE,
steel beams, angle iron, pipes and
fencing. We take used lumber and
cut it and make it look like new. at
used prices; 5-ft. bath tubs. SIS ga.
GENERAL WRECKING CO. MI.
nII -26
BUILDING MATERIALs-Oak floor
ing. No. l common. S255 M; select,
S213 m; clear plain. S2s5 m. on
quantities of 900 #. or more LA
6-4300 IS
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Boilers, Bldg. Materials
BRICK

Used, clean hard brick. We deliver
300 900
ARROW, HOO S. Capitol
Ii. 3-2261 Ii. 3-2602
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION on all musi-
cal instruments in our studio. Call
,oT appointments, ST 0250 DY-
MANIC MUSIC. 1900 G st. NV
EARN YOUR DIPLOMA at home IN
spare time: high school. business.
englneerlng; 400 other courses
l. c s. 210 Bond Bldg. ME. Sl66
MODERN fkAlNl.G 10 oeaury cur.
ture. all subjects taught Approved
by Government for CT training, dav
and evening classes WAR -FIY YNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE 1910 q St NV
DI 1852
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ANTIQUES SPECIAL,

CHEVY CHASE AN
TIQUES invites you to inspect more
than 800 pieces of furniture. Un-
usual primitive Penn. Dutch and
New England pieces beautifully re-
finished. Large stock of china cut
glass colored glass. etc. Sensible
prices. terms if desired; free de-
livery. Easy parking in front yard.
You will tnd many things here not
Our lower prices will appeal to you.
1t pays to deal with a responsible
local dealer. "Washington's larg-
est antique shop" S215 Wis, ave.
OIL. ,2422. 10 a.m.-9 pm. Closed
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SITUATIONS MEN Cont
SITUATIONS WOMEN

COLORED MAN, to do fall cleaning
and gardening; with refs. MR.
RALPH THOMAS, NO. 5295.
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LUMBER

.el seasoned ana free IT mans.
Flooring. S25 per NJ so. It ACE
WREC. ING CO. 4GO2 Mlnn ave.
ne. cat Bennine rdj, IL. .i-V-o0
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DISHWASHERS

Famous brands, at reduced prices
For immediate delivery. Open ewes.
American Service Center
$50 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl.. OW. 7722.
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STENOGRAPHER

We have two openings for desirable,
permanent situations; 5-day, 4U-hr
week. Successful applicant must
assure good attendance and be able
to pass 3. medical examination. Rea-
sonable shorthand and typing speeds
are required Desirable company
benefits available Apply personnel.
Room SOC. Open weekdays $50
D. Sat. 81.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV,
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COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY!

ANbAioS4N ana oNS a."
CURTAINS, draperies; girls assorted
clothing, size So; misses dresses,
size lG;, peri. cond.; very cheap.
DAIRY BOX. large, stainless steel;
DESK. steel, office. and filing cabinet.
EN- 2164. 20
DIAMONDS-Lady's sol, 9s ct, Sl00;
lady's "a ct, set in yellow gold fish
tail set, .S175; ladv's | ct, $3.50;
lady's sol. plat, blue white, u
cts. $3.50; mans get. SOL. $500;
lady's SOL. perfect, approx. Pa cts.
set in plat, S675; lady's 3-stone
plat ring, approx. 5 cts, S1.375.
All prices include mountings, Trades
accepted. LIVINGSTON g. CO.
1928 H st. NV ME. 344o. -2S
DIN. RIM. SET, mahogany, new con-
dition:~ S325. WO. 4l21 after :
pm. -27
DINING TABLE. buffet, 4 chairs;
good condition; $40. CHI. 1853
after pm. -26
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BRICKS

BRICKS. l or a million. ALASKA
GOAL & BRICK CO., Ma $3.50;
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Ut Y " " "
Estah hlished IS1Q

FiPE, galV b'ack, cast IRON. cut
thread fixtures. BLOCKS. 3056
y ST. W 40. 1903. WA. 55UI.
PIFE stTlctura! stee angles. chan
neiS. radiators, plumbing fixtures
FUSED WASHINGTON RAG 81
BAG CO .t5 l st. sN. DI SOO1.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

OIL BURNER, stock, complete. For
appointment call JE. 3-S001. -26
ORGAN, Hammond, model CIV, con-
S9ie 0R oaly, en- 3 yrs old; Sl'7oo sash.
oVERCoAT, size 40. worn only a few
times; cost $50 new; price, SO. 81.
PIANO, wurIitzer spinet; attractive
new S295. KITS, 1880 G st. W.
PIANO. upright. excel. eond., man,
100 or best offer NO. I011. 20
PIANO, Rugo Worch. apt. size excel
lent condition and finish; $3.50 cash.
pol Raleigh st, Sc, Apt, 16, oss..ter
PJAN<o5S-come in and select your
piano now: We have a complete dis
play of Steinway, Sohmer. Kimpall.
a few used and foor f' sample mod
els. Liberal allowance for YOUR
old piano, Terms arranged 70
meet your budget. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO, HOS G st. NV. DI.
PIANos-Are YOU interested in a
good used erand2 We have q
Steinway l. mahogany. Steinway B
condition and fully guaranteed tor
years. Liberal allowance for
your old piano Terms arrsngtd
70 meet your BUDGET. CAMPBELL
MUSIC Co, nos G st. NV, DI.
PiANOs-Apt.- size upright. $3.50;
small grand, $40; also spinets and
consoles. at greatly reduced prices,
ycur dollar IS worth more at
RAINER 5 MUSIC STORE, 1856 5$ih
PIANOS-Rent piano Come in
and select a piano from our stock
ol new consoles and spiuetS that you
would ike to have in your home.
Campbels famous rental-purChase
instrument OF your cnoice delivered
at a very small amount. This IS
the ideal way to get your child
started in music. Come in today
and let US explain this to YOU. n
detail CAMPBELL's MUSIC CO,
PIANOS - Government employees.
members of the armed services. etc,
can save M 10 30fa on new standard
make pianos by arranging their
tons, banks, or service hnarcing
ORGANIZATIONS. etc Phone MI Jones.
81 t.iGU. THE PIANO MART, 1913
PihI0S-por't naiss KITS biz an
n!g.raary sale drastic reduction On
nov, Goor samples and resond,t.ar, d
Va os, CoH' terms. KITS. 20
PlaNOS--Duc!ng our October sale you
can bly, many SDlrrts and coassles
At the same Ortc0s We were Offer
lug them last winter ,sCmc even
lcssi. Choice Of a number of GOOD
works PAY 81 down, balance in
%i months JORDAN PIANO CO,
corner %th and G sts, NV. Phone
PIANOS FOR RENTAL low rates.
Rent now and 26t a credit if you
buy later. ST. G30Q. PIANO MART,
PIANOS FOR RENT-Spinets and
console al low rates Hauling extra.
Rent with option To buv ST. 900.
JORDAN PIANO CO, corner 18th
arr G SITS. NV. 80
PIAEOS-BaldHin Acrosonic soinet
and console models Baldwin de-
signed. Baldwin built. Baldwin guar
aatced Embodies features OF small
grand and Upright fun. resonant
tone BALDWIN patented full-bIoW
aCtiGn; lifetime durability Available
in wide selection Of eye e-appealing
cases IN mahogany. walnut. light
oak. aVodlre and ebony
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
911 G St. NV
EfefS ShliSEPd 1870
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Half million good used, cleaned bricks
at Bra and Eye SITS. NV. We viii
qeilver. ACE WRECKING & BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO. 40U2 Mlnn
ave. n e LIZ 4-N5nN -
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING ..-ACHINL. SunSt-ano eiec.
recondltioned, guaranteed 500 so
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO 81 p
'4th 81 NV
ADDRESSING MACHINE; was $50 50.
new sos. New. in original car
ton. UNITED TYPEWRITER co
S14 14th s. NV.
terms. Our 40th year AMERICAN
TYPEWRITER CO, l431 E. Capitol
st IL 3-00S2
ANTIaUES-Scones. 200 yrs. $40:
Queen Anne inlaid table. $40;
teakettle, $500. CO. 1000, T05 D
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, hroadloom
stair carpet, garden tools. books,
ChriStln3S nghtS. OR. n11S. -2h
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PIUMBING

New complete cast iron colored
bathroom and powder room outflts.
with all fittings and matching
toilet seats Ask our price ard
con. pare ACE NRECKING d
BUILDING MATERIAL CO. 1902
H:nu. ave. ne. at Benning rd },
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wv SAI1lp. ave. IN. Wv.
RE. 2434, Opp. Just Deot, Park Free
CAMERA SALE
SUPER SPECIALS ~
MOVIE EQUIPMENT
REG. SALE
s MN, Keystone olympie, -
s MN. Revere Mag. $50 66, 90
$ nm. Revere Roll
PROJECTORS II. s; '''''
s nm. DeJur 1000 .
1t nm, Keystone
UPTOWN FoTo sUPPLY { TIP %
We meet and beat any price. 1869
Irving st. NV. HO. S792. Open
nightly until pm. -2I
CANDYMAKER's SUPPLIES, mar
CASH p,sl 1sFFaSsj REGISTrR Ste' ranNf, No 923o "a
guaranteed 45a Iitthf' st. .''. nv. '~
CASH REGISTER, National. large
cH.,pT I,ze: up t9 ToS59 S59 30 9;, TR, 5l44. l
npfost side, U2H0ss' e es qSGas %icker ~ =
lined, s. pair. EN-. 374a. ops
CHINA DUCAL CRoWNWEAR. Coro-
net pattern, red. service for $; bar
gam. Also glaSSWeaT. 81. 1862 -
CHRISTMAS PAPER, $4,000 sheets
2GX3o ms. Holly design, $3.50 per
LOCO. Phone MI. 2O5O. pc
CLARINETS-Set of A and lat.
Eoehm system in double case Call
2tteF 8 Pm, CH. }O2S. -2f
CL0THiNG-Ladies suits wool and
silk, ) black coats and / green.
size 1S to 20; also few teen-age
suits, dresses, black Chesterfield,
size ); l handmade bsdspread, 50;
, prs. lined blue drapes, So. HU.
CLoTHTNG-Men's suit, wool, top
coats, rain coats and overeoats; all
sizes .3S to 40, s. each; shoes
CLOTHING. girls. 1914: many good
Woolens, etc. Mems suits. size 46,
cheap GIL. O602.
COAT, fitted, taupe brown Persian
lamp collar, size a. worn twice;
reasonable. CHI. 302s. -26
COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY!
Everything for color! Free instruc-
tons by experts BRENNER, 933
pennsylvania ave NV
CURTAINS, draperies; girls assorted
clothing, size 3-5; misses dresses,
size 1G; peri. cond,; very cheap.
DAIRY BOX. large, stainless steel;
5000. IR. 5l44. 3l
DESK. steel, office. and filing cabinet.
nTAMnNnS u5y,r eo, a. ~ SJno.
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CHRISTMAS GIFISI
Avon has beautiful new gifts TO in
troduce to regular Avon customers:
let us show you how easily you can
earn 81 to 81 per hr. in your
spare time; Bethesda Chevy Chase.
Georgetown customer lists. RE.
UIq5 ~
Evening star., 1950-10-25

To work with saleSmanager; full or
part time. c. E JEFFERSON co
y Carroll ave, Takoma Park, 81.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
Stage Plays
Without Tickets

MORE THAN 100 theater minded persons from many
l walks of life and of varied religious backgrounds
make up the Mount Vernon Players non-profit or
ganzaton in its 18th season. No tickets sold
for performances which are held in the Undercroft
Auditorium of the Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church. because the church and the players want the
plays by any interested in live drama Next
production will be Mrs. Moonlight" by Benn Levy.
starting Thursday and running through January 28
The accompanying photographs show various phases
of work on the last play. sheridans THE Rivals
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-10

Now that need will be multiplied for more and more
of the available physicians going to be taken into
the armed service If as expected 5000 doctors and
5000 dentists go into uniform the civilian population
is going to notice the effects Immediately
Deans of the nations medical schools recently
blasted their A. M. A. colleagues for trying to hold
down the number of persons in medicine. Now their
blast has more point than ever Enrolment quotas
in the schools should be raised considerably. Some
system of government subsidy to encourage medical
education should be devised. Old trade union
ideas of making the practice of medicine more profit
able by holding down competition in the profession
should be discarded
America needs more doctors, and it needs them as
soon as possible. Under the best OF circumstances
it is going to take time to get them since medical
education slow thing Certainly though, the start
should be made
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-10
COMMUNITY events
T O d A Y

20 ID A
From 8 am. to pm.-Territorial
Election.
At 7:3o p.m.-Chapeladies will meet
at home of Mrs. Clyde Hill.
At 8 p.m.-CDA meets, Parish Hall
At $3.50 p.m.-Community Center
night for adults at Teen Age Club
October IL
At noon-Kiwanis Club, Baranof.
| At 1870 p.m.-Juneau Garden CluE
meets at home of Mrs. Ray Tay-
lor. 416 West Ninth Street.
At 1870 pm.-WSCS meets at home
of Mrs. Arnold Larsen, 222 Sew
enth Street.
At $50 pm.-Annual FelloWshlr
dinner, Northern Light Presby-
terian church.
At 1880 p.m.-Concert Association
membership group meets, Clty
Council Chambers.
At 7:3O p.m.-CAP squadron, Cadet
Corps meets in NC. Armory.
| At 8 pm.-Elks Lodge.
At 8 p.m.-Rebekah Lodge meets
IOOF Hall.
At 8 pm. = Holy Trinity Gullo
meets in Trinity church under
croft.
At 8 pm.-NFFE meets Gold Room
Baranof.
At 8 p.m.-VFW Auxiliary meets
CLIO Hall
October IL
At noon-Chamber OF Commerce
meets, Baranof.
at 7:3O p.m.-Senior Service Scouts
meet at home of Pat Boyd.
At 8 p.m.-Lutheran Ladies Aid
Church social room.
At 8 p.m.-40-8 meets, regular Oc-
tober session in Dugout. ~
October Is
AT IL a.m.-Pioneers Auxiliary 1000
sale at Sears Roebuck office.
At8pm-Scottish Rite 18th Degree
conferred in full form, Scottish
Rite Temple. -Haea
At 8 p.m-Rebekah drill team mee0S
IOOF Hall tde
At $50 pm.-Dance for Teen Ayers
sponsored by CYO in Parish Hail
October Ia
At 10 p.m-Elks Annual Purple
Bubble Dance.
October 16
At noon-Lions Club, Baranot.
At 7:45 pm. = Civilian DEFENSE
Council meets City Council Cham
bers.
At 8 p.m.-American Legion meets
in Dugout.
October IL
At noon-Rotary Club, Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-10

smuggling, the U. S. Narcotics Bur-
eau has kept close watch on 1T,
and has circulated among narcot-
ecs agents the following confidential
instruction
Because of our belief that
members of the Malta constitute
the most important and most
dangerous group engaged in the
traffic of drugs, it is deemed
essential that every narcotics
agent be fully informed concern
ing this underworld organization"
According to this confidential
narcotics Bureau report, Malta
members at first lived accord
ing to the old traditions, and if
they killed from time to time, it
was to punish a member who had
d1he something radically wrong or
to avenge non-forgivable Of
Tense to a member. Pimps were
looked upon with contempt and
could not aspire to enter the ranks
of the Malta. This shows how the
association has degenerated dnas.
much as Lucky Luciano was kins
of the pimps and prominen
member of the Malta in New
York;.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-10
Daily Lessons in English e. y L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN Do not confuse BAZAAR meaning
place the goods
O style mode
OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED Requiem Preferred pronunciation
re kwi-em first n
syllable
S.
SYNONYMS Displease, provoke annoy Offend disturb vex
STUDY use word three times and is yours Let
EFFUSION oupouring, sentiment 1.-The light
usons immature girl
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-10
LANE WILLIAMS - PUBLISHER

We welcome Miss Jane Williams somewhat be-
latedly to the ranks of Alaska newspaper editors
Miss williams daughter of Lew Williams, Secretary
of Alaska is editor and manager of the Wrangell
Sentinel.
A graduate of Juneau High School, MISS WlllamS
attended both the University of Alaska and the UNI
versv of washington and, in 1g49 completed course
in linotype operation at the Milo Bennett Linotype
School in Indiana.
Although this is her first attempt at editing a
newspaper, Miss Williams is by no means novice IN
either newsroom or backshop Daughter OF news
paper family she grew up in the Sentinel office she
is now managing
She has worked also on the University OF Wash
ington Daily, the Ketchikan Chronicle and as limo
+,,e onerator for the Central Job Printing Company
in Louisville Kentucky.
Miss williams already has several editions OF her
weekly newspaper to her credit, she Is dong gooo
lob and we wish her continued success.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-10
Malta Civil War

THE organization was originally
for Sicilians exclusively, because
the Sicilians were men of proven
and proverbial secrecy and they
were afraid to trust their secrets
to men who talked too much. .
This rule is no longer complied
with strictly and Americans born of
Sicilian extraction and even others
are admitted.
with the advent of prohibition
the Malta woke up to the realiza-
ton that there was money TO be
made easily; and it worked hand in
hand with the Jews who had the
ready cash to start business. Fur
thermore, the Jews, who is seldom
a killer, used the Malta to- great
advantage to protect himself
against intrusions and highjacking
Those members who went into
partnership with the. Jews in boot
logging prospered financially by
leaps and bounds. The undreameo
of and sudden wealth went to Their
heads and they became snob-
Dish, independent and reactionary
and did not live strictly within
the dictates Of the association
Men with wives and children took
to running around with blonde con-
cubines; promiscuous drinking wa:
INDUCED in, with frequent drunken
ness; which was alarming because
members of the Malta are not al
lowed to get drunk, lest they be-
come too loquacious and talk.
Then, again, those who weren'
making easy money became jealous
of those who did and a serious riff
took place. 1t lasted some tw'
years. during which many killing
were Observation-Disclosures plottin
against brother, dollars supplant
ing the original brotherly love. Fin
ally, pacification was brough
about.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-10
Stork Shower
For Mrs. Altar

Many lovely gifts were received
by Mrs. Wayne After at a stork
shower given at the home of Mrs.
Milton Nyman last Friday evening.
Co-hostesses were Mrs. Nyman, Mrs.
Frank Olson and Mrs. John Floberg.
Entertainment was provided by Mrs.
Trygve Hagerup and Mrs. Arne
Shudshift.
Guests included. Mesdames Rag
mar Kronquist, Madsen Streed, Molly
Lagergren, Sid Thompson, Beverly
Oswald, Dorothea Forrest Jack
Gould, Bert Lybeck, Roland Becker,
Robert Prather, Laura Melseth
Carl Meuller, Pete Hildre, Arnold
Hildre, Ed Jacobsen, John Satire ST.,
Albert Peterson, Esther Green, Bert
Alstead and Miss Anna Nielsen.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-10
Draft and Doctors
(St. Louis Star-TimeS)

(St. Louis Star-TimeS)
Few war-emergency bills as uncontroverslal
as the bill for drafting medical specialists, which
Congress has passed. Even the American Medical
Association which occasionally displays talent for
obstructng, approved the measure
1t was agreed by everyone concerned that the
doctors and dentists needed in large numbers in
the armed services 1t agreed that the ones who
should be taken first those trained at govern
ment expense during World War II who had the least
active service.
What is not going to be generally agreed upon,
though, is what should follow now that the draft
requirements have been set And that's that there
should be a prompt overall increase as quickly as
possible, in the number of physicians
A. NJ A. officials stubbornly insist the nation
faces doctor shortage But even before this war
emergency the facts against them. In rural
service particularly the need for doctors was great
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-10

chimes, slot machines, prostitution,
gambling of every form and des-
cription.
THE Malta has also managed
to monopolize legitimate industries.
The fruit and produce market Is
controlled by the Malta. Who hasn't
heard of Teranova, the Artichoke
King? The M Brothers in Pitts
burgh were absolute and feared
czars of the wholesale fruit and
vegetable business and when ever
someone tried to operate in COM
petition with them, there was in
variably fruit store blown up. The
olive oil business in California is
controlled by the Malta and so is
most of the tomato paste industry.
1.-The fact that most members
of the Malta in this country are
camouflaged by legitimate busl-
ness makes it difficult to tell who
is who. Take for instance 81. OF
Sacramento, California-an old man
of ingratiating manners, soft-spok-
en-, owner of an olive oil factory
and vast olive fields, with a sum-
mer home at one of the beaches
near Santa Cruz. Who would ever
suspect him of being feared MEM
! Der of the Malta? OF course he has
past criminal record, but in his
community he donates a large sum
of money to the churches and tt
charitable institutions. At Christ
mastime he has little presents fol
all the cops and is always smiling
at everybody. The citizens of Sac
ramento, not knowing about hi
past crimes, look upon him as
legitimate, businessman.