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SEWERS
SILK FTNTSHERS

SILK FINISHERS
Thoroughly experienced Apply DICK
EYS CLEANERS, 7th and Franklin
SITS. ne. -25
SILK AND WOOL FINIsHER, colored,
goHnsoN myft b exneE G4E.NARRgg ARgy asa in person
sTTNoGkAPaER sYs Gt; Pa1n5er, ND; ssts,,,.bed IN
dustrial organiza tion. Dupont Circle
area has attractive opening for ex-
perienced stenographer; under 50,
permanent position, with excellent
PROSPECTS; 5-day wk;; good starting
sTEENoGRAPaEE; r GRAFT 5,aay; 4o,hogr
sTENoGRApMHER 1GGs M Asa sad 81 ssnerai nS o ofce
assn; 5-day wk.. 8 to 4:30. Call
sTENoGRAPHHR1PermDanent Fl oeas RR 2 D 2o posi0
ton in small branch office Of large
manufacturing corporations; some
patent experience desirable: ideal
working conditions. hours a-5, s.
Soy Sosps wfek benes ep0ye Appy ss Ns snd
sTENoGRAPHEhR' h'0si required immedi-
ately. Canadian Apply CANADIAN
EMBASSY. phone De loll Ext. d: l3l.
STENOGRAPHER. experienced. law
Office BACKGROUND preferred. TO work
vile, Md. Write Box 29s. Hyatts-
vile, Nd, or phone UN 400. rs
STENOGRAPHER, interested in learn
ing settlement work on mortgage
loans; 5-day week; conven. location.
MA. 1894. 30
ence desirable but not necessary;
able to take dictation so to 90 words
per min; 5-day. 35-hr. week, paid
vacation. pleasant working condi-
tions; salary, $50 week S17 Munsey
Bldg, phone MA. 1906 for interview.
-2s
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE
ADDING MACHINE. Burrouohs. elec

ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs, elec-
$3.50. UNfTEp TYPEwRiTER e.
ADDING MACHINE. Victor. S45; also
National Cash register. NO. 1868.
-26
ADDING MACHINES and typewriters,
all makes. new and used. Pay for
them like rent, $40 mo. CENTRAL,
.201S l4th st: NV. HU. 5121.
built. sales. rentals, repairs; terms.
WRITER CO. l4si E. Capitol / St. st..
hins95n ~; ;3;oos2; o Easy parking.
now $y.95. New. in original car
ton. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
S13 14th st NV
ADDRESSOGRAPH, model 1855. prac-
tically new, used 3 hours: complete
with all attachments and arrange
ment for selector. Call MA. 1896.
Business AS Unusual at
BELL HINDS, sos 9th st. NV. -27
SILVER TEA SERVICE, 5
PC, elaborate handmade, Revolu-
tionary history. $500. WI. 4310.
-27
ANTIQUEs-Arm-chair. hand-carved
solid walnut with needlepoint back
ana seat; also loveseat. solid walnut
IN green damask, button tufted back;
both authentic Early American. In
perfect cond. Circa 1920, FA. 3O99.
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SECRETARY

1s-9S; to assist manager Of
large sales organization in the
keeping OF records and making
OF reports; some dictation,
very interesting work. pleas
ant working conditions. Perm.
position for good hard-work-
ing young lady. Apply MR..
RUPERT. SOL r. I. ave. ne.
8 anil am.
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SELL SUPER VALUE GREETINGS
1000 cash profit! All-Occasion As
sortment, % gorgeous. full-size cards,
only 81. Big line OF top values In
Extra cash bonus. No experiences
needed. Assortments on approval
Free imprint samples. Write
FRIENDSHIP. 3403 Adams. Elmira.
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Ambitious Young Girls

AiIIUIC1OCo IUuIIS IITIS
s-2s. Would you like the following
opportunity? Chance to travel
tunity to increase your earnings;
congenial associates; TRANSPORTATION
paid; immediate expenses advanced;
no experience necessary: monthly
earnings. 5000. See MRS. j. MAR
TIN. Cairo Hotel, 10th and Que SITS.
person. -S5
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HELP WOMEN
OFFICE WORKERS

Typists. interviewers, telephone opera
tor: excellent opportunities for young
ladies to associate themselves with
one of Washington's most beauti-
full jewlery stores. Pleasant work
ing conditions, company Dement'S.
good hours. good starting salaries.
Apply in person to Mr.. Eiseman or
Mr.. Kyle BATES JEWELERS., 901
F st. NV.
PIX oPERAToR-TYPIsT-Perm. po-
sition, 5-day wk.. paid vacation
starting salary. $50 mo. Reply,
giving age and qualifications to
Box 259-K. Star. -27
PIX OPERATOR, knowledge of typ
ing required; aviation association
5 days. Call EX. 6161. -26
PIX OPERATOR. preferably exper
Tipping required: good working
conditions; 5l2-day wk. Apply
THE ESTHER SHOP. 1928 F st.
NV. -26
PHONE ORDER TAKER. experienced
grocery store; knowledge of typing
pleasant working cond.. and excel
salary. Apply in own Handwriting
for personal interview. Box 315-E.
PuBLIC sTENoG.-5k-day week
percentage of nice rate. Ex. 97ss
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PAINTING, PAPERING
Call the Nation wide Co. for free
estimate; 80 months to pay for all
work AP 1900. 80
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SALESLADY

Experienced. for ladies' apparel shop
IN Bladensburg. Call AP. 1881.
SALESLADIES. experienced better
ready-to-wear, salary plus commits
sion. $50 wk. minimum earnings.
JOAN ROBERTS, Conn. at [.
SALESLADIES. Full and part-time
positions open now in ready to wear
and accessories. department. New
modern store. Pleasant atmosphere
Excel. opportunities for qualified
people Apply after 10 am. to the
ave. ne. -25
SALESLADIES-To list and sell room
ing houses. neat and eficient. ex-
perience not necessary but preferred.
Fer appt. call MRS. LEE. ST. 6621.
SALESLADY, for counter and tele-
phone work: full or part time; opp.
for advancement. MONTGOMERY
WARD CO. s424 Ga. ave-, Silver
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THE EVENING STAR
Observation-Disclosures,
OFFICE CLERICAL

NIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE UNDER
80 YRS. OF AGE; MUST BE GOOD
AT DETAIL AND HAVE AN APTI-
TUDE FOR FIGURES. 5-day 37h-
HR. WK
GARFINCKEL'S
r st. ut 14th
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BRICKS
BUILDING MATERIALS

Large. stock OF good used lumber
hoor!ng: doors. windows, plumbing.
bargain prices. HECHiNGER CO.
10Th and y sts. ne. AT. 1400.
BUILDING MATERIAL
Tearing down old Embassy Club. for.
merry Japanese Embassy and vets
club. at 131a-1321 K st. NV.
terial for sale at sight, lovely hand
made brick, elaborate wooden and
marble martels. oak paneling, pan
eled ceiling. stairway with beauti-
ful paneling. rail and posts. mir
rors.. doors, windows. oak and pine
flooring. lumber, bathrooms, show.
ers, furnaces, granite steps and
many other items; entire stone
front: See statesmen at site. ABCD
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CLERK-TYPIST

Accuracy, intelligence and interest in
in work associated with engineering
are prerequisites for a permanent
position involving stenographic and
clerical work with a manufacturer
producing military equipment. Apply
NATIONAL ELECTRONICS LABOR
ATORY, INC, 1713 Kalorama rd.
-ch
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VENETIAN BLINDS washed. repaint-
ed. retaped recorded. PARK AVE.
VENETIAN BLIND CO.. 6214 r. I.
ave; Riyerdale. Md, UN. l345.
VENETIAN BLIND REPAIRS and
supplies. CITY AWNING CO., 1880
GeOrRla ave. NV. RA 61l0
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HELP WOMEN

STENoGRAPHER - Over As pre-
ferred, for engineering sales office.
and group Insurance. interesting and
fairly light work. Phone MA. 9173.
STENOGRAPHER for publishing COM
pany; permanent position with
advancement opportunities; 5-day
holidays and free insurance. DI.
1900. Ext 215.
STENOGRAPHER, general Office work.
knowledge of monitor board helpful,
pleasant working cond: $50 week to
Start: refs. WEATHERGUARD
CORP. 1921 14th st. NV. -25
STENOGRAPHER
Experienced for law ONCE. Good
starting salary. Write at once. Box
141-H. Star. -2S
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A SILVER CAREER
Here is your chance to grow with one
Of the leading national organiza-
tions in the. field Of fine silver. Top
quality product. Finest sales equip
ment in the business furnished at
our expense. Calls made by invita-
ton. Attractive plan permits
owners to earn part of their silver
without cost. Excellent repeat
business. No collecting. No de-
livertes. Earnings start during
your training period. You must
have full-time use of car and be
In the % to so age group Find
out today II you can qualify for
Information about yourself and
phone number. Write today to
r. C. GOODMAN. Empire Crafts
Corporation, Newark, New York.
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HELP WOMEN tcont.)

CLERK-TYPIST, general of1ice work,
5-day. 37la-hr. wk. Room 40S,
100 Eye st. NV. -26
CLERK-TYPISTS and bookkeepers;
5-day week; $50 to 4:30; congenial
surroundings in large insurance CO.
home office; good opportunity for
advancement: retirement plan; paid
vacations and sick leave allowance;
perm position. Apply Room 702,
l343 H st. NV 80
CLERK-TYPfSTS, for credit office, ex-
cellent opportunity for advancement
Apply KAY JEWELRY CO., sol H
ct. ne. 20
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OPERATOR to run sewing machine
to repair burlap bags. Apply at
once. Good pay. COLUMBIA BAG
d BuRLAP CO., LA. 6-<7SS. -26
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TELEPHONE WORK

TELEPHONE WORK
We need the services Of two capable
per minute. to serve our telephone
customers.
5-day week, assured salary advance
ment, vacations with pay. company
1885 years of age, pleasing telephone
voice, capable OF dealing with the
Apply Personnel. Room 500, for in
teryiew. Open weekdays. s:3o-5
and Saturdays, 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
TYPIsT, 5.day wk;: life insurance.
esE sP' NIX RoB1Ssoks ri S ssql Re- i 5,ss s5. ny nS
TYPIST, age 20-35, must be accurate,
with average typing speed Of 90
w.p.m.; excellent salary for qualified
person; salary supplemented by over
time pay If desired. Call RE. sl25.
TYPIsT. permanent. excel. opport.
Straight copy and tabular. Electric
typewriters for offset reproduction,
o-day wk:. 37h. hrs. Centrally To-
eated capitalization. Call MRS.
BRYDON for appt., ST. 1925. -3l
TYPlST, experience not necessary.
Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO..
103 7th st. NV. ~o7
TYPISTS. age 1890, exper., so w.p.m
or better: starting salary, S2Os per
mo, increased to S231 In 8 mos,
other periodic increases: 5-day, 40
nr; m. Tk; Apply employment oflce,
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT co,
d!oo 18TH st. NV. Mon.-Fri., $50
TYPIsT, under IS; good opportunity
Ter beginner who will apply herself;
GEORGETOWN location; 5-day week;
rapid advancement. co. 1O14.
TfPISTS. downtown location; vaca-
tlon with pay; hrs. Q to 8, alter
nate Sat. mornings; other dement's:
accuracy ;,6sn 1 In tyning and arithmetic
Esnd helpful but not necessary,
App!y only in person. AIR CARRIER
SERVICE CORP, 1742 G st. NV
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SATFST, AIDES

Millinery ready to wear. $50 per
week. experience essential steady
positions. Apply in person only be-
tween noon and 4 pm, 101S Conn.
ave n W 90
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Tv CLOSE oUT-We have in stoct
several 1850 Motorola combinations
lo-in,, TV. AMIN radio. 3-speed
record changer. All In sealed car
tons. Regular price S479.e5, close
out price S379.
lS50 Motorola 16-in. console with
half doors. Regular price $3.50 .95,
close-out price $279.
1920 Admiral combinations. le-in.
.TV, radio and 3.speed phono. Resu.
lsr op price S619.50. close-out price
S4S9.
17-in. Crosley TV console, regular
STANDARD TIRE & BATTERY, 10th
and II sts; ne. Open ewes. til 8.
Ii. 3-90S2. 81
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FURNITURE
Clearance of Inventory
25To Discount, Bladensbure Store
LA 6-1231 -OR

AA<a- o. Col go
FURN.-Liv. rm., 3 PC, 2-tone. red
gray; 3 mos. Old: cost $3.50. must
SGT seg ehsaH; ha1G1caal X a-s4oo. Ext. s$5.
FURN.. rug 1lxi5, gray pebble twist,
with pad. practically new: also 2
beautiful lamps and two drum ta-
oies. Call co. 1881 after 3 pm.
FURN.-sacriflce. moving Fla; iiv.,
bedrm,: by piece, extra metal beds.
mattresses. folding cots, chairs,
dresser (old, chest drawers, Kelvi.
nator refgr., miscel. KE. 3-5636 ewes
GAS FURNACE. worth s1co; sell for
500. lll6 7th st. ne. FIR. 4779.
GAS RANGE, linoleum for 2 floors;
cas 81 heatsr King s-5o1s. mm25
stallation. PEERLESS SALES. 2237
Ga: ave. DE. 5670,
GENERATORS-STARTERS, 81 so M:
lge. assort.; slec. motor repairs: 36th
GlRDLES t2), corselette, satin. size
3S; So each: After 6. 5054 Sherrier
pl. NV, EN-. 1915 81
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DEMONSTRATORS

A144 S4N1 Iva L o1lo
We have the most sensational offer
for full details. JAMES HOUSE
E,oD HOLD PLAsT1cs CO. Box 4a5-J,
DESK CLERK with SWITCHBOARD exp,
Apply ALBAN TOWERS. 300 Mass.
FILE CLERK. white. 5-day. s5-hour o
stssslk sss per week. Box a7I55K, a5
fooD CLERK. must be good With
hsSreS fss ue,AE4 apply . sqdlteE.S once. RIM;
FoSNfAffN Z; GIRL, white. experienced. a
and 3 to, 10; meals uniforms, tips. !;
30 Wk; CONTINENTAL PHAR-
81. AAc16 ss7sl AZ N Capitol st: NV"
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white, exper. not
necessary; uniforms furnished, meals.
free disqualification. holidays, no
Sun: work; HUYLER's, 6l7 18th
rouSTArN re' VA No AND RhSne EGscHEoNETR1E sSlls
Apply IN person AMBAssADofR
DRUGSTORE. 14th and Knw. -25
GENERAL CLERK, under 80, for per-
Iifa Imifansnt position in home office Of
tons; economical cafeteria. many CO.
I'm: and 3 pm. EQUITABLE LIFE
ms; co, S16 14th st. NV. -25
GENERAL CLERK, must be able to
WORK with figures and do some typ
ing. Apply auditors office. Rm.
16s. RALEIGH HOTEL, 18th and
cENERAL OFFICE WORKER, hHa know,-
eqge OF monitor board helpful:
pleasant working conds.; S45 per wk.
salary; refs, Apply WEATHER
GUARD CORP, 1921 14th st. Nv.
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER, for
bookkeeping dept. of busy company;
must know typing; give age, also
phone numher when answering Box
HAT CHECK GIRL. Apply in % peTson
at GOOD EARTH RESTAURANT,
HoUsEKEEPER for 27-rm. roominr
house. to do all work. incl. making
beds, cleaning rooms and halls,
laundering towels, etc. Good pay
and living quarters. Absolutely
sober and reliable Will consider
couple. Box 23s-M, Star,
INSPECTORS for local manufacturer;
experience not necessary. top wages,
excellent opportunity for advance
ment; light. clean work: excellent
working conditions. Benefits-vaca-
tions, paid holidays, sick benefits,
disqualification. life insurance, re-
tirement plan. Write stating age
sducation, general background Boz
221-L, Star Ok
Evening star., 1951-01-25
PIANOS

PIANOS
Pre-inventory specials. lgs. selections
OF consoles, spinets and grand pi.
amos. Some are used, some are door
samples and new pianos also offered
at a, great saving; in all styles and
wood finishes. S25 down will de-
liver balance as long as 3 years.
DYNAMIC MUSIC, 1900 q st. NV.
ST. 0250.
PING PONG TABLE, complete; eX-
cellent condition.: $40. WO. 0922.
PIPE, galvanized. black, cast iron, cut
thread; fixtures: BLOCKS. 3056 M
PLASTER BOARD
AXIS sheetrock,. 16x4s rock lathe.
lime, hardwall and metal lathe.
ACE WRECKING g. BULIGING MA
TERIAL CO. 40o2 MINI. ave. ne.
PLAYER PIANO ROLLS. 400, Ample
and Standards; also W. w. Kimball
small upright. 500. Ex. S903,
ps1@sfsS iiaS sH 8 4fm; 4fmaRE. att,nx,, a1fSr,, e.
s9kS.rs, sl1ksi Y9yT ply Rlgmn6ing s,{spt Ssntey =
1905 R. I. aye. ne. AP. 4351. Open
Sat. Sun. Free Delivery. 81
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CLERK-TYPIST
(SOME KNOWLEDGE
OF SHORTHAND)

Young woman. 21-35 years of age.
high school graduate. neat in ap-
pearance and capable of giving good
attendance. Applicant selected will
remain a clerk-typist until she is
able to pass our shorthand test,
then classification and pay rate
will be changed to that Of stenogra-
pher. Apply Personnel. Room SOC:
open weekdays. S:30-5 and Satur-
day. 81.
Evening star., 1951-01-25

- Baldwin Acrosoric spinet
and console models. Baldwin de.
signed, Baldwin built, Baldwin guar
anteed Embodies features Of small
grand and. upright; full resonant
tone. Baldwin patented full-blow
action, lifetime durability. Available
In wide selection Of eye-appealing
cases IN mahogany, walnut, light
oak, avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO wORCH
925 g st. NV.
Established 1879
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MOTOR TRAVEL

SERVICEMAN wishing ride to Cali
fornia will share expenses and driv-
ing; Leaving about Feb. 2. Box
DRIVING TO MIAMI, FLA, January
2S. Riders wanted. Driving 1850
Pontiac. WA. 2744. "a
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, Is yrs.' exper. hool.
Kept monthly, taxes; rates reas
WEdays. GE. 9023; ewes. sun. GE.
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TELEVISION
Famous brands at terrific savings,
Compare our low prices before biiy.
ing. Open evenings.
American Service Center
5s5 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl.. Va, oW. 7722
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-11

That's where you really hit the jack pot you
quickly see and feel for yourself.
Come settle yourself in 81 Buick-SPRCIAL, SUPER
or RoADMAsTER-every has the trigger. quick and
confident Fireba power of Bucks pace.setting high
compression valve-in-head engine.
Every has the soft and realistically ride of Bucks
coil springs all four wheels. Every be had
with Dynafow Drive.
Your first look the price tags tells you how much
automobile you get for your dollars in these
bountiful beauties but only the years tell you
how much durable goodness your money really buys.
So might say: What you waiting for? The
sooner you see your Buick dealer the you'll
know what smart buy these handsome honeys
11xrae
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-01-26
The History Of Temple Emanuel

small group of thirteen women,
in 1947, to form the Polk County
Chapter of Hadassah, electing
Jay Zolotorofe as president. The
humanitarian work that Hadas-
sab stands for, and the excellent
accomplishments of the Polk
County group inspired other wo-
men to join, and in three short
years Hadassah totaled rs men,
berS.
Temple Emanuel had become
too small to house its many wor-
shippers and the need for larger
house of worship had become a
necessity. After years of search
ing for suitable site to house
our new Temple, we succeeded
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-01-26
Home Of Florida Southern Colleges
LAKELAND, FLORIDA

in obtaining one of the most
beautiful buildings on Lake Hol-
ingsworth Drive. The new house
of worship was dedicated on
April 3rd, 1949, in an elaborate
ceremony designating the build
ing as House of Prayer, House
of Learning and House of Gather
ing. Our new Temple fills the
needs of the religious and social
lives of the 100 members in our
community.
In June 1949, Temple Emanuel
held it's first confirmation. In an
impressive ceremony Estabelle
Herscovitz, Marvin Barkin, Ar
thur Ginsburg, Leonard Rabin
and Larry Siegel took the oath of
loyalty to our faith.
After completing all arrange
ments for the enjoyment of the
living, pertaining to our spiritual
and social needs, we had to con-
slider the future, and Temple
Emanuel filled this last need by
purchasing a cemetery on Mo-
vember Is, 1940.
With trust in God, Temple
Emanuel and it's affiliate organi-
cations look onward to the future
with hope for better world and
a brotherhood of man.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-01-26

CONTINUED from Page 21)
Jack Wolfson
Winfred WolfSon
Died in Service
After a long war of chaos and
horror, the plight of our people
in Europe and Israel, caused a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-17

be ready for occupancy in June or July.
 Other construction work that is reflected in Juneau business is the Keil and Peterman 3.2 miles of road construction between the air. port and Aux Bay, Skagway flood control project, road and dock work near Haines. operation of Yakutat and Excursion Inlet canneries and installation of loran station near .Yakutat.
 The Juneau Territorial Employ ment office reports calls for skilled and unskilled workers for four or five months season, mostly on construction, carpenters, nurses, teachers, stenographers, clcrk-typ- ists, civil engineers and professional people.
 The Employment Security Con- mission supplies all state employ ment agencies with information on the Alaska labor situation and anyone interested in obtaining sea- sonal work should contact his To- cal employment agency or local union, ESC officials said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-17
OLD PUBLIC HEALTH
 CENTER BUILDING I5
 MOVED, YACHT CLUB

Moving of the first section of the old Public Health Center build ing on Main street to the Small Boat Harbor for use of the Juneau Yacht Club started Wednesday,
 The building. cut in three sec tions to facilitate moving, will be assembled and renovated for the clubs headquarters after it is put on the present approach to the harbor. The job of moving will be completed in about two weeks. The delay in moving the second and third sections is because the equip ment used in moving the structure must he used in relocating the Sturm Lockers.
 Renovation will be completed some time this summer. Acquiring the building is a result of several years search by the Juneau Yacht Club for a club house. A new ap- proach to the Small Boat Harbor will be built this summer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-17
BIG CONSTRUCTION SEASON UNDERWAY
 FOR JUNEAU NOW

The Juneau Chamber of Con- merce has made a limited reversal of it's previous policy of discourag- ing workers without jobs, coming to Alaska, Herb Rowland, president of the Chamber said today.
 Tn the face of an active con- struction season and shortage ol both skilled and unskilled lapor' the Chamber will encourage work men to come here," Rowland said, However, anyone coming to Jul neau should only expect seasonal employment and should have sui ficient funds until located"
 The Chamber receives on the average of 150 to 200 inquiries monthly from people seeking work in Juneau, Fred Eastaugh, secre- tary stated. If any member of the Chamber indicates that he is seek ing help of certain type, these inquiries that might fit his need are passed along to him. A num- Der of employers have located de- sirahle help in this manner.
 Irresponsible advertising for workmen has previously caused Alaskan towns to be jammed with men without funds or jobs which worked hardship on all, there fore the Juneau Chamber was cautious in relaxation of policy.
 Many local workmen have gone on construction projects in the In- terior and with coming local de- mand for both skilled and unSkilled labor, there is a need for men. A number of jobs are under way here now and more likely before long.
 Valle-Sommers Construction Co.,. already has about 20 men on the initial work for the new grade school at 18th St. and Glacier High way. skt
 Robert Merrill, superintendent of the Carson Construction O., is here supervising the raging of the AB and City Halls to clear the site for the new office building. The company will employ as much local labor as is available but will be forced to import crews when the local supply is used up. G
 Grading has been started for the new FoSs, Malcolm and Olsen Ar chitects Building on Third Street.
 Work is expected to begin very soon on the J. B. Burford Building across from the Federal Building.
 Bids will be advertised within the next few days on the fire sta- tion section of the new city build ing.
 Work is proceeding on the new Memorial Library by Triplette and Dalziel.
 The new Sturm Locker building will be completed shortly.
 The Mendenhall Apartments will
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-17

Harvey J. c. Aster, Jr. of Seattle is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-17
PLANT SALE

Juneau Garden Club, American Legion Dugout, Saturday May 18th at 10 am. 811-3t