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Evening star., 1951-10-19

COLLECTOR SALESMAN - No can
vassing, no soliciting. 500 estab.
accounts to be turned over to right
party for collection and resales.
poyiunfg poy ifnmiSson tsS and bonus op
have late-model car. Apply ALL
STATE HOME EQUIPMENT Co.
COOK. eolored, for sea food restsu-
rant, Must be experienced. Apply
stand No. GAL, Center Market. 5rh
soN. soS K ME- it, 1s4l. ~: See MR. THoMp-
coGNTERMASS. MEAT; must b. re-
liable; good pay. Apply INDIAN
SPRING SUPER MARKET. Coles
yillle. at Old Bladensburs rd.. Silver
CoUNTERMAN. experienced. short
order and steam table: good hours.
good pay. DIAMOND SERVICE CO.,
DEBT AGENTs-old industrial MIG in
surance company. has permanent
position for men interested in SELL
ing. ing and nd. seryieins ie life ms, expert
plus commission: interviews Mon.
9 to /. CAPITAL CITY LIFE in
SSuRA,HNCCE CO.. 6o7 Z st. NV.
pEfivERT Efi tsS AND WAREHOUSE MAN Man
Apply In person. 2622 I4th st. NV.
DESK CLERK for uptown hotel. Call
Observation-Disclosures hours and pay;
meals and uniforms furnished. Ap-
ply COLONIAL KITCHEN, 2045 VIII
son blvd. Arlington. lis
colored; hours, 3-12
I'm. Apply in person, stewards 8
ONCE, OCCIDENTAL RESTAURANT.
1411 Pa. ave. NV. 20
and one for general
cleaning; salary, room and board;
colored preferred. MANOR COUN.
TRY CLUB. LO. 5-0S0O. 20
t2). good hours, good
pay. DIAMOND SERVICE CO.. l0l
colored: good hrs,
good pay: elec: machine Apply
Mnnre ct AL Va On ~
Evening star., 1951-10-19

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT;
ubrtcatton man; must be well ex-
perienced and good salesman: salary
open. plus commission and vacation.
See Mr.. Barron, Mgr. SUNOCO
SERVICE STATION. Wis. ave. and
SERVICE STATION ArTENDANT-
Full time; good working conditions:
experienced with local references
preferred. MALCOLM'S ESQ STA
TON. 403O Wilson blvd, Arl.,. Va.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Pei manent Job: good salary. Apply
BELLAMY's sUNoco. 1901 WIS
SERVICE iHRs1aj n'wj STATION MAN-Experi- MANls
enced, sober: free disqualification
insurance. BRADSHAW ESQ STA
TON, 1901 Wis. ave. NV. WO.
sEERR1V1iicE STATION ATTENDANT ATTENDANSTT-
Good proposition for exper.. settled
man eligible for bond; no phone
calls. See Mr.. O'Brien or Mr.. Nc
Fayden. OBRIEN SINCLAIR STA
TON. End and Constitution ave.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
expsrienssd; good salary; e-day wk.
ICE g0th and NJ " owe On
Evening star., 1951-10-19
HELP MEN

VEHICLE WASMER-Colored. from
1880 pm. until 8 am; 5-day. 40
per Per e nr. shift bonus. Us. other & 'las psriodie e
insTeasss inc KnovlsdEs Of wsshins n
ns'S pS wAsH1RaToN ASH STiesss GAs aar RsdR
Personnel Dept, HOO 29th st. NV.
VENETIAN BLIND INSTALLER. ex-
SHADE AND AWNING CO.. 2O2i
18th st. NV. Do not phone.
WAITER, colored, dependable. nom
MANOR coUNTRY CLUB. 70.
WATERS, colored, pleasant working
conditions, good food. Apply Mgr.
EBBITT HOTEL, 10th and H SIS
WAREHoUsEMAN; shipping or re.
ceiving clerk: 40-hr. wk.: sick ane
annual leave. Building T-32. NAVAL
RECEIVING STATION.
WATCHMAKER--Ex goce
Salary and working eonditions. Ma.
WINDOW AND DOOR INsTALLERs
18th st. ne. La. 6-7i7l. --21
good pay. Cali oW. 42SS. Es1 -SI
WOOL GARMENT PREssER; will pa.
UNION LAtUNDsY CO.. sss Arch fDS,' st.
New Britain. Conn. 30
YARDMAN, with knowledge OF small
scale farming. to do general outdoor
Potomac, Md. Must have own transp
Rockville 449S after 7:3O pm. -2l
BOY WANTED for dental laboratory
white, neat and efficient. MA. 6506
MAN. to learn wholesale plumbins
supply business, 5-day wk.. paid va,
cation. advancement opport. Appl,
In person. 1928 Sherman ave. NV
30
MAN. between 35 and As yrs. of age
capable Of managing an once; mus
able to, supervise bookkeeping ane
accounting personnel; must hav,
full knowledge OF tax and insuranct
reports. and also be able to handle
Govt. reports and quotations.: ex'
cellent salary for the right person
Box 387-V. Star. 80
MAN, steady, reliable: must know
city; take charge oil company plant
some clerical work; eve. shift: excel
MAN wanted for valet shop. benin,
counter. See Mr.. Chick. WILTSHIRE
CRESCENT VALET SHOP. $50.
Conn. ave. NV. -21
MAN to take over stockroom: expert
ence preferred; also to make occa
s!Sas5 df!IxsGz EcTR1c 'sH1FT s6FP1y oesS e.
| l736 Columbia I'd NV. -1k
Evening star., 1951-10-19
SINGER SEWING
MACHINE co

1921 Conn. ave. NV. VIII accept
evening interviews. Call EN-. 4244
Tor appointment --23
MATERIAL CHECKER, building ex-
perfence; good wages to right man.
Box 239-R, Star. -l9
necessary; must be reliable; good
pay. Apply INDIAN SPRING SUPER
Market. Colesville at Old Bla-
densburg I'd, Silver Spring. 10
MEAT CUTTERS-Perman posi-
tion for experienced, dependable
men: holidays. vacation, etc; brins
MECHASic's HELPER, with owr
hand tools, to do minor repairs or
trucks. Call AP. 1889. ID
MECHANICS HELPERS. linoleum
and tile; steady work Apply
bsC.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
ROUTEMEN
TRAINEES

Interesting permanent work
with excellent prospects for
advancement: age. ID to 26:
high school education; 5-day
week; group Insurance.; uni
forms furnished; vacation with
pay: $50 week during short
training period.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
INSTRUCTORS
INVESTIGATOR
COLLECTOR

asetlon-Wtoe nnknCe co. mas s0pening
for a good salarted position plus
expense allovance-many company
beneflts; experience not necessary,
we train you; car necessary. Apply
IN person to LIBERTY LOAN COR
rORATloN. 70 aII,oS. S226 Georgia ave-. Sill
ANITOR-Conscientious, willing and
asaT naTteTor Torssr snG rsas ssoksr furnace; living
ior appointment. -I9
JANITOR, thoroughly exper.. stoier,
and excel. apt. oW. O473. 10
JANIIOh, exper.; for large apart
nnn.iaIp msnt project in Silver Spring. viii
children; salary 1se'ep Si5o Der man man pip, M
quarters. Call MA. 1921. -26
JANlTOR, colored, for large Sc, ant
project; S135 month; must have
": Y drlver's permit; no quarters
provided. See MR.. COLLINS, 23Ot
skyl'h0 'l' ''s'' or call VI: Eg0 200
JANIToR. coiored, for large s.w. ant
development in d. c.; good salary
and excellent apt: experienced Ar
Hav ns vstoSer sta, and general repair. BOZ
JANIToRMcolored; want Older Ta3 sober
for small apt. bldg. Quarters and
salary for right man. Apply Mr.
Rich. LEGUM AND GERBER, 33i &
Conn; no ave. NV. OR. 1000. -21
and exper. to MI position in ant
bldg. mr.. CIV Univ. Good salary
and furn. quarters for right man,
NO children. Apply Mr.. Rich, LEI
GUM AND GERBER. 1915 Conn,
JANIToR. exper. coiored man; mus,
be sober and reliable; salary anS
apt; Call RE. 3691 between IL moor
and 2 pm. only. -2I
JAEITOR. colored, married; for gar.
den-type apt. In Bethesda; nice
quarters. good salary. Apply L. e
BREUNlNGER & SONS. INC, 173t
Evening star., 1951-10-19

tg 1ations sasi PqSishnE 3qsinass vt5 firm VI. hF.
call upon local merchants. IVA,
Md. and D. c.. Contact old Gus
toners. new business appts. made
by once; previous exper. helpful,
but not nee; will train: days
Decentralization and other employ
ment benefits. Apply 41O INTER-
NATIONAL BLDG, 1919 r st. ME.
1002. -2I
COLORED, young man to assist in
vegetable dept. Apply 1923 Conn.
ave. --22
Evening star., 1951-10-19
COLLECTOR-DRIVER

High school graduate, between 2l and
30 years Of age, neat In appearance.
publie Nus sabaSse baSs .i ?. nardiing ar,1ig the
ord and D. C. drivers permit Job
consists Of making collections on ac-
counts Of advertisers Apply PER
SONNEL Room 500 Open weekdays
S:3O-5 and Sat a-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
I1o1 Penna. Ave, NV,
Evening star., 1951-10-19

CLERK in cashiers dept, part time;
$50 am. to 1890 pm. 5-day wk.,
$1.24 per hr. with periodic tn
creases; college student pref. Apply
Personnel Dept, WASHINGTON GAS
LIGHT CO., HOO 29th st. nv.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

AUTOMOBILE PARTS RUNNER,
white. Must be acquainted with Bill
yer Spring and surrounding areas
conditions. plus opportunity for ad-
vAncement await an ambitious
young man with MONROE FORD
Co, 1887 East-West hwy. Silver
Spring, Md. Apply in person to
Mr.. Bennett. Parts Mgr. 30
Evening star., 1951-10-19
AUTO Statesmen
A REAL Opportunity for
OME NEW CAR SALESMAN

ONE USED-CAR SALESMAN
Join one OF the hardest hitting sales
organization in town, selling ex-
perience essential. auto experience
preferred but not necessary.
your chance to become associated
with our small select sales star COM
.pflseo OF only top notch men,
An attractive proposition for the right
party. Phone Mr. johnson for an
Polntment. SH; 5000. CAPITOL MO-
TOR Co, 92S Philadelphia ave
Silver Spring. Nd.
AVIATION CADETS, young men. 90
through 26h years OF age. single
with 2 years college Completed
needed for o. s. A. r. Pilot trainine
and placement in local air national
Euard unit on completion of train
inf. Inquire ONCE ADJUTANT
GENERAL. D. 9. National Guard
Armory. or phone Elk. 1888. Ext. 4.
BAKER, experienced, for night WORK
Apply In person. scHUPP's BAKERY
oo42 Conn. ave. Closed Mondays
BAKERY HELP-ws have immediate
openings for the following: Rye
bread baker. (Jewish style). pastry
bench man. helpers. porters. Perma-
nent positions, good pay. RIA. 4424.
Ask for Mr.. Fisher POSINS BAK
ley. 5756 Georgia ave. NV, 80
Evening star., 1951-10-19
HELP MEN

CLERK for printing once;
must be able to type and keep SIM
pie records; 45-hour week; startins
salary, 500 . week. S11 Eye st. NV.
10"
SHOE sALEsMAN-Chance for ad-
yancement, Apply REGAL SHOE
COMPANY, 1915 r st. NV. -lg
SHORT ORDER AND COUNTER MAN,
colored; honest and neat appearing
refs. Apply 1872 5th ST. Sc. III
SPORTSWEAR SALESMAN
Excellent earnings for aggressive
young man In our Mems Sportswear
Dept. Apply Mr.. ETTLIN. 3rd floor,
Bond Stores. 1885 F st. NV.
SPOTTER. exper on silk and wool
This position offers steady empl. al
a good salary for right man; excel
working cond.: vacation with pay
Cali M: Brseden; oL; 1902; TOWN
Evening star., 1951-10-19
ELEVATOR OPERATOR
FINISHERS

TO DO light burn-i and paddine
W"rk. IN television service organixa-
Iioh; 5000 opportunity for the
= APPLY READY FOR WORK
SEE MR.. JOE
PHILLIPS, INC.
201" Shannon Pl, S.R.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
HARDWARE statesmen

Exper. preferred for modern store
featuring. hardware, toys, house
hold. hobby supplies: paid vacations
company BENEFITS. See Mr. Hoover
IAkMAN HARDWARE, Bladensburg
HEAD COUNsELOR-Wanted for
Smau Jewish camp in Pennsylvania
HEATING SALESMAN to eontac,
builders. dealers. distributors and
1obbers. A complete line OF oil AND
gas heating equip. Nationally adj
yerttsed. Must be exper in the above
or do not reply. Give full details in
Isl hst letter. p. o. Box 90. Gathers
HELPER for sign and display sbop
Must have D. c. drivers permit,
AAIpply AI At 400 c st. ne. ART Dis
HoUsEM3N. white. good u1s ,aIsr,
Apply housekeeper. CARLToN
HOTEL. 18th and K SITS. NV. ID
hOUSEMAN for large boarding house.
eood wages. steady Job. 1895 18th
HoVSEMEN. single, steady. middle
aged. white; must have excel. refs.
preferably city; fine food and Guar.
ters provided: good salary. Phone
ONCE, Ma. 2629. bet. 10 and i2
mornings. and 4:3O afternoons.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

SALESMEN-Heating salesmen. If
you. want to do better we have the
best proposition in town. We buy
direct from the manufacturers in
quantity. thereby saving the mid
aleman's profit: we are well equipped
mec6Sn;cs No 6S business and psl,. our staff Of
supervised to do satisfactory work.
Our present statesmen do very well
All year around. Come in and see
US, and let's talk it over. CON-
S0LIDATED ENGINEERING & DIS
IITNe!suT5So NE 1dS p co. OF AMERICA.
sALEsMEN-If you wish to sell the
world hS most modern low-priced
car: call OIL. 1900. No previous ex-
perienced necessary. -2i
statesmen who can earn $3.50 wk.
Sass Ua mops nstan.SS @ or saxtrt.ns Part time to
auired from customep: % ss"sn. ence,,ent mt
vacuum cleaner statesmen, etc. Some
sosi SoRk iHEViaia 5EWaEER }Hf s Tash 7ts St. NEW
Statesmen t2). to learn the retail
package LIQUOR business; references
REQUIRED. Apply CLARK'S. 703 18th
sxIEsMEN-Roor and siding glg men
and so forth. We are direct factory
representatives for "Brixite" and
many other famous brands. We
ofier the best proposition in town.
Come in and let's talk it over. CON
SOLIDATED ENGINEERING & Dis
do TdRoIBUT1NG CO. OF AMERICA,
statesmen, inside salesmen in fixture
oept. OF electrical wholesaler: good
SaIary with many employe benefits.
5053 Lee hwy. Arlington, va. -2i
sALESMEN, to sell mems clothing
commission. Permanent position,
Apply MI. Chatlen. H. ABRAMSON
d CO.. 1882 9TH ST. NV. "a
statesmen, JEWELRY
Evening star., 1951-10-19
TV SERVICEMEN

Nv OEN VICEME I'm
To good technicians we Of
fer q permanent position with
the fastest-erowing service de-
partment In this area. We
of1er free advance schooling in
Tv service. along with many
other company benefits. Pro-
motions commensurate with
ability. Future assured to
men who can qualify. For
appointment cali MR.. BARR
at Ii. 7-6201. ga
Evening star., 1951-10-19
CHEF

Must be Of the working va
riety. thoroughly experienced.
able to show low food costs,
Apply Manager. CARLYLE
HOTEL.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Automobile Salesman

We need 1 topnotch man. age 3O-45
for General Motors leadership. must
be experienced and have present rec
averaging $4,000 in 1851, Write
ful details for interview to follow
In about 2 weeks. Box 3Ss-V, Star.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

PORTER-DRIvER, colored. sober. re.
salary. CHANDLER's DRuGSroRyE Hys
Landover Hills, Nd. UN. 1886.
PRESSER, exper.: piece work; guar
$50. NAYLOR VALET, 303I Nayio,
RI. Sc. LU. 1884. -22
PRESSER - Good. reliable, sober
must have reference. Apply FIJI.
LAHS CLEANERS. 1873 Bennins
PRINTER. Kluge or Harris pressmar
or hand compositor. GOODHART'S
LIZA II st. NV. 81
PRINTER-Man to set small Jobs
some overtime. Call Mr.. WALTER
Gil; $500 or apply in rerson. 262s
rsINTfNS Mh'STh siSf fRobbcfTisoN Ts MAN MO ex.
DsreSsss psrisncsd in layout. eopyfittine
Write BOX 307-V, Star. 81
PRODUCE MAN for super market;
good pay. steady work. Apply g. w
SUPER MARKET. 2430 Pa. ave. NV
RADIO REPAIRMAN t1), bench Wk.;
best pay. employe benefits; REGULAR
work: Apply r.. Dowd. DOWD's
TIbEdLEVIs1oN. AIS Conn. ave, OR.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

COLLECTION MAN
Familiar with locating skip INSTALL
ment accounts by telephone. Good
salary to start. Permanent. See
Mr.. German. UNIVERSAL JEWEIRY
CO. 635 F st. NV. FL
Evening star., 1951-10-19
CLERK

CLERK
Permanent Position
and holidays with pay. BEDELLS,
610 E st. NV. DI. TAT. pa
CLERK-TYPIST, young man Neat
aggressive and precise. Fine future
Apply GELMAN CONSTRUCTION
CO.. Suite 100, Investment Bldg.
CLERK-TYPIsTs. 1928. for general
once work; starting salary. $50;
sary but must be trained typist,
Apply ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
FLOOR MANAGERS

FLOOR MANAGERS
Several nights per week in bowling
estsnlishment: s must be able to work
sPnLWAY BOWLING CENTER FT
-2004 Nichols ave. sc. -I9
FUEL OIL DRIVERS for large local
Inel OIL concern. Apply in person to
MIR. WEBB, HOO 18th st. Sc. Ia
FURNITURE FTNISHER, experiencsd
lacquer spray and touch-up. 4O-hr.
CRAFT WooDwoRKfNd. 6T. 1917. iSH
GAS FITTER-Must be able to serv.
ice and adjust all makes gas appI-
ances. Apply 2S13 14th st. NV.
GAS ISLAND ATTENDANTS. .xner,-
ence preferred but not necessary;
gooo nours. excellent salary and
GGorcrosse. CALL CARL. INC. 5Gss
GRiDDLE MAN: white, .xD.r ~@o for
sandwich shop; 8 hrs. 6 days: OF
sun; night work, Apply iii Good
cppSa Hops rs; Sc mr.. Nicholas ave. -25
1ss s11PssFisRcfe Ms P.asssn, ssGS y saTs; Apply
GROCERY CLERK, colored. must h.
neat and experienced; non -drinker,
CALIFORNIA MKT. 2160 Cali
GRocERsYs' iRa5f 4 CLERK, eolor.o. with 10. ~.
pterienee. Apply in person. sla / ] tn
ckoeEnY sa: Ger CLERK, eolored, Lse an.
around man. FEDERAL MARKET.
i206 4th st. NV. Me. 1853. IL
hALLMAN, ,colored. for modern
Manager. THE EvERGLADEs APT.
ggg3 III st n VT ~
Evening star., 1951-10-19
MAIL CLERK

Permanent position in our mail de-
partment for a high school graduate;
1920 years of age, who is neat in
appearance and capable Of attending
to details; some previous experience
helpful. Apply Personnel. Room
SOC. Open weekdays. s:30-5 and
sat. 9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENINE CTAP
Evening star., 1951-10-19
HELP MEN

PHOTOGRAPHIC darkroom man.
ANTON. 1912 q st. NV. -2I
PHOTOGRAPHER Proof passer
wanted to sell baby portraits. Home
portrait work only. MEILENS
STUDIO, 1857 Bladensburg I'd. NE
Evening star., 1951-10-19
SCALE CLERK

White man wanted for position with
large local concern. Only depend.
able, sober and ambitious man con.
sidered. Reply. giving age and past
employment to Box 275-V, Star.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
OVER 10 YEARS OF AGE
White. to insert papers on Sat. night.
Apply to Mr.. Ferber mailroom fore
week, to get letter for work permit.
Bring your birth certificate. Be
ready to start on Saturday night at
500. Good pay. NO PHONE CALLS,
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 peppo Ay. AZ III
Evening star., 1951-10-19

statesmen, JEWELRY
Excellent opportunity for aggressive
person; good salary and commits
sion; See Mr.. Jacobs. MARVIN'S
CREDIT. 734 9TH st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

HELP MEN tCont.l
AUTO MECHANICS-HELPERS, ex-
perienced men preferred. with some
good salary and working conditions;
csr cesis s Tsaa1csssdI csIt tRR ARRly M Nc ASA 8
Wis. ave-. Chevy Chase; Mr.. New
city. CALL CARL. INC. 1915 L st.
NV. or Mr.. Norcrosse. CALL CARL.
INC, 6039 Conn. ave. NV, 30
AUTO PAINTER, first class: must
helper. straieht salary, 5-day week.
Apply 4760 Elm St. Bethesda. Md.
Do mot phone. REIN
BODY WORKS. Cd
Evening star., 1951-10-19

Management Trainee
The position offered by an interna-
tional nrm in business more than
1uO years, with over 1.200 outlets,
are for men from 25 to so years OF
age, interested in security and q
chance for unlimited advancement
Paid vacations, family hospital ben
ehts, free retirement plan. good
starting salary. plus commissions
when qualified. Experience not nee
essary. Transportation furnished
Apply Mr.. Muriot Orr.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
PUBLISHING
COMPANY

l1O1 Penna. Ave NV
Evening star., 1951-10-19
MESSENGERS

MGR -SALESMAN-Exper. mems fur
nishing chain oppor WOODROW
STORE FOR MEN, 500 H st. ne.
OPERATOR, hand
feed. Apply in person, B-ll4. House
Once Building. So
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01
A DEMOCRACY'S TRIBUTE TO LABOR

One of the nations most significant holidays will occur Monday when American people will observe Labor Day. The day is set aside in public appreciation of the services rendered by the productive workers of the United States and acknowledgement of the con- trbution that this segment of our society makes to the well-being of all
 Labor Day in the United States is not to be con- fused with the celebrations that occur in European countries on May Day. For many years, the parade of labor in older countries has constituted something of militant assertion of the rights of labor with an unhealthy fringe of radcasm involved. In this country few sensible Americans question the patriot ism or loyalty the vast majority of those affiliated with labor organizations
 While much remains to be done to bring about closer rapproachement between labor and capital and closer rappochement between uabor and capital and which organization has brought to working people the rank and file of labor-organized and unorganized can take cheer from the general observance of Labor Day.
 In connection with the above paragraph 1t IS only fair to add that much yet remains to be done
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01
DIR. PHILLIPS RECEIVES THANKS FROM PATIENT

pr. A. R. Phillips, son of A. B. Phillips of Juneau, received recog- hilton in Bakersfield, Calif.. recently when his picture appeared with a patient in a Bakersfield newspaper.
 Cut lines under the picture related that the patient, Mrs Everett E. Owen had undergone delicate heart operation performed by a pr. Cotton.
 Mrs. Owen was quoted as thank ing Dr. Phillips and nurses for the excellent care she had received and to which she owed her recovery.
 Dr. Phillips is resident physician in the Kern General hospital in Bak- ersfield. He was raised in Juneau and is a graduate of Juneau schools. He received his MD. degree from Stanford medical school last June and has just received his license to practice medicine in the state o1 California.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that Will liam H. Ryan, has made application for homesite, Anchorage Serial 017540, under the act of May 26, 1884 (48 Stat. 809) for Lot R, Plat of U. s. Survey Mo- 2391 Triangle Group of Homesites, Sheet No. 2, situated on Glacier Highway, ap- proximately 12 miles northwest of Juneau, Alaska, containing 4.23 acres, latitude 52o 23, 30" N. longi- Jude 134o 38, w. and it is now in the files of the Land Office.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claim in the local land office, Anchorage, within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes.
 CHESTER w. McNALLY,
 Acting Manager. First publication: July IA, 1851. Last publication: Sept. 8, 1851.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01
.Lowly Browns .SsaIp Cleveland
Ry the Associated Press

Generally, the St. Louls BroWns are used as stepping stones by pen nant contending teams in the American league. But that's not the case when the Cleveland Indians are the opposition.
 Tine Browns, iiibernatfrS- III fast place, 40 games off the pace, helped knock the Indians out of the 1850 race and last night dealt the Tribe a staggering blow in the current flag chase.
 St. Louis defeated the Indians, 6-3, to dump the Tribe one game behind the idle New York Yankees. The victory was the loWly Browns fifth in 16 meetings with Cleveland. The Tanks hold a 17-3 record against the Browns and the third place Boston Red Sox boast 16-5 record over the Missourians.
 The Browns killed Cleveland's flag hopes last year. The Indians were AZ games behind on Sept. 9 when the Browns came in and swept four game series to baIk CleveIand's threat.
 Jim Mcdonald, with help from Satchel Paige, stopped the Indians before 23,O83 fans at Cleveland last night. Paige, former Indian, rushed to the rescue in the ninth after the first two Tribesmen reached base.
 In the only other game yesterday the Chicago White SoX blanked the Detroit Tigers, 20 Saul Rogovin, former Tiger, limited the Bengels to seven hits Tiger pitcher Marlin Stuart deserved a better fate. Stuart banged out a triple and two singles and allowed only six hits. The White Sox scored both of their runs in the sixth.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01

by organized labor in connection with it's own pro- gram In the long run, the cause of labor is the cause of democracy and freedom well as economic progress and with respect to these objectves, the nation is confident that labor will make its fair and equitable contribution.
 Here in Juneau, Labor Day will be observed by the usual closing of all places of business and the display of the American Flag.
 Juneaus labor unions, as in the past, will observe the day not with a parade, but with gala theatre party for the citys children special program has been arranged and each child will be treated to candy and gifts provided by the participating locals.
 Juneau salutes the men and women who, together with management, have contributed so much to its economic development and civic progress.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01
kennecott Strike Settlement May
 Influence Others

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1-R- Settlement of the strike at Kenne- colt Copper Corp, producer of 35 per cent of the nations copper, may have paved the way for an early end of the nationwide shutdown which threatened to slow up the defense program.
 Kennecott and union leaders reached an agreement yesterday af- ter President Truman called for federal action to end the strike.
 Negotiations behind the scenes were started at once with the three other major producers. There were hopeful signs that by Monday, at least, settlements would follow at the far flung operations of Phelps Dodge Corp, American Smelling and Refining Co.,, and Anaconda Copper Co.
 The latter probably will seek a price increase if it bows to the 15- cent package" wage raise granted by Kennecott to its more than 5000 workers in Utah, Nevada and New Mexico. Kennecott had agreed earl fer to set up a pension system which it estimated would add another AZ cents to the cost of the raise.