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PERSONAL

HEMS-July special. Si.00 each
any any t;tt,na; TldTn; IN includes new binding
CRAFT. 716 11th st. NV. 2nd
POPULAR VOICE-Prof. orch. and
night club training; free aud. incl,
recording OF voice; employment
guar. to adv. students. CHAS. NEW
MAN STUDIOS, DU. 1900, RA. $500.
DAY CARE for children 3-5 years
Nice yard to play in. Near 18th and
Columbia I'd. Call MI. 0O33.
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ALL TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION
AT
Williams Auction House

"A4AAd1lAo EAuStOA 4AOOHS
91S NEW YORK AVE.
THIS TUES. (JULY 18th, 2 PM
Valuable authentic Victorian" an
tiaue marble top complete bedroom
suite.
Very late model "Crosley" shelvadoor
Refrigerator.
10 1nnerSpring Mattresses.
Maple Chests and DresSers.
Wal. Bedroom Suite with twin beds.
Fancy two-tone. Wal. Bedrm. Suite.
Mahogany good grade odd dressers
and chests.
Pr. wal. French motif small COM
modes.
Good wal. complete dining room
suite
Several room size rugs.
wing pack, red plastic fireside chairs.
Splendid porcelain breakfast set.
Odd blond corner cabinet or china
Formica top 5-pc. breakfast set.
Maple breakfast set.
Brass andirons.
Odd wal: crystal all glass and mirror
China display case.
OSd mirrors and pictures.
China, glassware, etc.
LIT TOP .,in fine quality console or 2
Splendid 2-pe. living room suite
ingS.
SPECIAL
Unusual matching, Apiece
marble top, fine condition,
antique Victorian" bed
room suite. A real match
ing antique bedroom suite
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HELP MEN tcont.)
SALESMAN
Mister, if you can really sell
appliances, here is a job
Won have heen looking for.

you nave DttN IUUkIIlg IUT.
One OF Washineton's largest neigh
borhood appliance stores. has a
wonderful opening for Q, man who
customers are sold. not walked;
knows how to have. the floor and
windows arranged for utmost at
traction. If you can sell this bill
by action. not Just words, phone
COLONY RADIO SALES g. SERVICE
Oldest Appliance Store.
6119 Ga. Ave. NV. -16
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Zed L. Williams g. Zed L. Williams, jr
AuctiOneers L. Appraisers
Very large sale this week.
consisting of interesting,
good condition, clean used
furniture g. general house
hold effects. Something for
everyone.
ALL To RE SOLD BY
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Produce Maximum Results for the Most People Mod
HELP MEN

SUPERINTENDENT, COM
petent man. thoroughly experienced
In building of small homes In Vir-
ginia. Knowledge OF costs essential.
Good, permanent connection for right
man. Give history of experience in
letter. Replies confidential. Box
253-J. Star.
BUTCHER. e1per.; Aood pay, excel.
working conditions. Call LO. 5-1S65.
Id
BUTCHER. reliable man; positively
no drinking; good pay for right
party; references required: Report
Monday at 8 am, SUSSEX MAR
BUTCHER. exper.. capable Of man
aging meat dept; refs. required;
salary open, 1909 18th st. ,na.w
BUTCHER-Experienced. sober; must
be responsible man, Cali in person.
CAMERA REPAiRMxN.. exp. full OF
part time in air-cond. shop; GOOD
egportnqInaity n.o TOR ne .,IiSnt right man man
ice, $50 r st. NV. EX. 22S8.
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ARL.-ALEX. AREA
ALL SALARIES ON 40-HR. W
ENGINEERS

ALL SALARIES ON 4O-HR. WK.
ENGINEERS
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS tproieet, !;
JR EelefsfSaifse ENGINEERs GEE eSE' ME
cIViL ENGINEERS t2-5 yrs. exprJ.
grading, paying. drainage. design
ca1dr aHd laEUS! ENd1HaRpss plaRnins; West Va ssso
earth work and grading. 30-40 yrs.
NEW YORK AREA
ENo1NEERs-ssqq sq FEE 3 =. structural,
steel, reinforced concrete, pressure
vessels and heat transfer to 81. 800
DasiGHEs as sb0Tas AND pRAFTsMEH SANS nne
Time and "a for overtimesw
about 20 hrs. per wk.
CRAFTSMEN
$500
MECEANlCAL (ME degree) $3.50
MECHANICAL S346
ARTISTS ARTISTS visual aid charts) $500
CONSTRUCTION $3.50
STATISTICAL $3.50
TECHNICIANS
ELEcTRoNIcs AND RADIO DIST
MISCELLANEOUS
Assemblers (mechanical) S245
Tool grinders S32I
TuTTet lathe and other machine so op.
National Employment
SERVICE
ENGINEERING DIVISION
1913 18th ST. NV. Elk. 1910.
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CAR HOPS

CAR HOPS
Young men for full-time employment;
salary, plus tips; meals and uni
i0fais APPLY IS1 PERSONNEL PERSONNEL oFR1cE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1874 H St. NV. No Phone Calls. IL
CARPENTERS-All-around men who
can work from plans; must be sober;
good Opportunity. Call MR.. TRIP
GARPPENTERs., A PHN Ssas. nrst class; must Nhs have
transportation; report with tools, 8
am. Monday. CHESAPEAKE RE-
MODELLING CO., INC, 6O2 Pa. ave.
CARPENTERS. exper.; Ions housing
Job. 500 So Highland st., Arlington'
CAKPlNTERs. AK ENTERS mechanics only: report
to 5000 Winnette rds 2 blocks of
Western ave. on Md. side. -16
C.b an-around men for
new house work: good pay. Furnish
ow transportation. Call GIL. 2l46.
CARPENTER-Larse property owner
can give steady ,year-round en-
ploymens to dependabis eompspysas
desirable, NASH, 1915 Bryant st
CARPENTER, 1st-class, experienced
mechanic for rough and finish work.
SIS starting salary. perm. work for
right man Apply Mon. morning,
550S Manning dr.. Bethesda. Nd,
framing men. Ions
Job. See Mr.. Steiner, HARDWOOD
CONSTRUCTION CO., 740O block
Defense hwy, opposite Landoyer
Hills. --15
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR
For night elevator, good salary. Ap-
ply A4BAN TOWERS, 300 Mass
ave- NV,

: IL
ENGINEERING PERSONNEL-Assist-
ant engineers. engineering aides.
COLLEGE graduates. experienced or
inexperienced. Non-graduates with
experience. Construction inspectors,
with experience in the construction
men preferably high school gradu-
ates or experienced in survey work.
retirement and disqualification bene-
fits; Salary commensurate with ex-
perience and ability. Personnel Di-
rector. WASHINGTON SUBURBAN
SANITARY COMMISSION. Hyatts-
EEEcTkoNIcs Lee RSiIs TEcHN1c1AN - Hx-
perience In experimental work de.
sirable. UNIVERSITY OF MARY
LAND. Call WA. $500. Ext. 416
ENGINEER-Exeel. opport. for young
man with manufacturer OF defense
items. knowledge Of defense agency
desirable. Mail qualifications to
Box $50. star. 80
ENGINEER, layout roads. eurbs and
sidewalks. Call oV. 3747. -15
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Reply. giving fuN particulars, age,
marital and military status. educa-
Dental. Box 19-J, star. lis
auto shop toD esaninss 5000 ls hoars auss
Wood. L. p. sTEUART, INC, 144O
A6To q MECHANICS, Nix; Ford leadership;
modern facility: $3.50 basis: yyaea- y
E6MoNps EEa ihssfs1eSi MoToRs me-. wilson Ges
AUTo & g SMiseiGaaN MEcaaN1Cs 1 Is. tSoU for expand
Ing new-car leadership. chrysler-
Plymouth exper. essential. but. not
important If steady. willing workers.
4; Sospitalfsation: salary discussed
Ko9 El'9 ln'eiGlsT MoToRs s.' Ne. Ne s'sftn 4fG6
AgTO MECHANIC-Exper. Dodge:
dtst st keses M9dsrr uay shop op nd
portunity for year around high
earnings in pleasant atmosphere.
See Mr.. Febo. BEAL MOTOR CO.,
l401 r; ! ave. ne. -16
AUTO MECHANICS-Oppo for
properly qualified men to earn
largest Lincoln-Mercury dealerships
IN area, Excellent working condi-
tions, modern equipment, vacation,
free life and health insurance. other
benefits. Call or see Dick Lynham,
Service Manager, MOORE-DAY MO-
TORS, INC, 4400 Conn. ave. OR.
AUTO MECHANIC-Must be GOOD At
motor tuning. Apply BUELL. s
SERVICE. 81! 10th St. NV. is
AUTO MECHANIC-Must have ex-
perience on all cars, be steady
worker and sober; $50 wk. BUCK
LAUER SERVICE STATION, Maine
ave. and M st. sw.. Me 96sy
AUTO MECHANIC. 1st class exper,-
eneed man, steady work. Al AUTO
SALES. INC, 9723 Ga. ave, silver
AuToMoBILE MECHANIC, must mt0 b.
experienced, excellent salary and
hours, company benefits. Refs. re-
ouired; Apply MANHATTAN AUTO.
d. RADIO CO.. 1706 Ttb st. NV.
AUTO POLIsHER for used car lot;
ences: 5ls-day week: use polishing
msehine.. Apply Mr.. Lynch, MONT
GoMERY.STUBBS, Lincoln Mercury
dealer, 3715 Biadensburg I'd. Crust
blocks over d, c. Hne( Id
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INSPECTOR

For machine shop. Capable of read.
ing mechanical drawings and using
micrometer. vernier height gauges
dial indicators. gauge blocks. and
surface plates; 54-hr. wk.; paid hos
pitalization and vacation. Apply
BOWEN AND CO., 4712 Bethesda
ave-, Bethesda Md. lis
INSURANCE SALESMAN
Opportunity for an experienced debit
man; married; age $500: SUBJ
stantial weekly guarantee to start
with unlimited earnings assured
later. Ma. 2443. lis
JANIToR, colored preferred, f9l
ary. See MRS. PYLES. The Church
III: l140 P. st. NV. -l7
ary. Sl20 mo. to start. PARK LANE
RIDG, 2O22 Eye St: NV. RE. 400
experience excelep eel
1887 Key Blvd, Arl., Va.
- All around nandyman
l773 Lanier pl. NV. is
colored, for large apart.
ment house; must be sober, reliable
and experienced: salary and quar-
ters. THos J, FISHER & CO.. INC,
JANiT1oR SS 1Ssn St, sobsr NV married no S cS,,.
aspter S5sn live n in ss9densyns ss9d ssasy spts soe
Apply at Spring Garden ONCE. so07
TANSffiTroR for M downtown apt. house;
living quarters furn. Call MR..
GRAY. ME. 1143, Monday. -l5
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ASSISTANT MANAGER
Large variety SC to 81 90 store.
$4,000 YR. TO START

tExperienced). Wonderful oppor-
tunity for advancement. Mr.. sylvan
S. N. MCBRIDE co.
CORNER 7th AND H STs. NE.
ASSISTANT NIGHT AUDITOR. IA
miliar with MGR Machine No. 1000.
Apply Treasurer. SHOREHAM HO-
TEL, 1900 Calvert st. NV. 10
AUTO BRAKE MECHANICS HELP
Err. young. white mechanically in
AufS fItfed AcGEsMsoslEss vi & ii sW AND n1S PARrs
salesman, Good job good salary.
commission and bonus: Apply in
ANCE CO. ia q st. NV. Id .
G1, Wanted for large auto shop; @
excellent working conditions, good
hours and salary. Only lst-class
men considered. See Mr. WOOD,
L. P. STEUART, INC. 1440 p st.
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FARMER-FOREMAN

Must be experienced with modern
equipment, sober and industrious,
general farming and livestock. New
References required. 81. 1897.
children: 2 rooms. bath; unfur-
nished living quarters; start i'm
mediately. M. j WAPLE, 1924
14th st. NV. DI. 3346: home. OV.
FfSoSolRLAYERs 1907 and sanders. VIII white,
experienced only. Call AP. 0107.
FOUNTAIN CLERK-White, for eve
ningS; experienced only; good sal
sry. Call at 231 Z st. NV, ST.
FUEL OIL TRUCK DRIvER-Exper.
on Oil burners also; all year Job.
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HELP MEN

-ASslsTANT-Co!ored, mid
for large apartment house; hours
2 an: to p.m,: no quarters. THOS,
!; FISHER & CO.. INC. T3S 18th
st NV. DI. $3.50. -
JR. ACCT. CPA Arm. with high
caliber practice. has openings ior 2
stating age. marital status, educa.
lion. experience and salary. Bog
KITCHEN WORKER, colored, Aoply
IN person. 2O23 9th st. NV.
LABOhEkS. colored, for construction
WORK; experienced, with driyer's
permit; good pay. See MIR. Collins
660U 23rd ave-. Hyatts., Md. WA,
LABORERS-Report ready for work.
am. MONDAY, CHESAPEAKE RE-
MODELING CO., INC, COZ Pa,
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ELECTRICIANS HELPER, expert.
enced. call LA. 6-6575. -l6
and experienced help
ers; old and new work; own transp
and tools; steady work. Call any
capable Of wiring gas
olins station equipment; top wages.
Apply 1011 3rd st. ne, between
and 1890 am. and and 8 pm.
ELECTRICIAN, journeyman; must
have D. G. card; steady work II
quaHned; top vases; state expert
EiEGrR1eGfHais,ss2 fassi GHi ,s2SS HELPER. als ,xpsr,-
snced; must have at least 2 yrs.
EIECTRiCAL WIRE MAN Installing
public address systems. Inter-
comm, etc. Full or part time.
1873 Conn
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CLERK

COLLECTION CREDIT CLERK, youns
ms man 25,sS sXper helpful but ni, aeil,
be able to type. good telephone voice.
5 days a week; good starting sal.
See MR.. CARROW. 9-5. 1104 Yer
mont ave. NV: ewes. Sat. or Sun.
call SH 5S12 -l6
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ARCHITECTS

ARCHITECTS
COLORED
GIVE COMPLETE HISTORY OF
YOUR EXPERIENCE. BOX 23l-J.
STAR. -I5
ASST. JANITOR. must be able to
operate elevator and switchboard:
quarters. Apply 1880 r st. NV. -l5
ASST. JANITOR, must be able to
operate elev. and switchboard: quar-
tiers. Apply 1925 N. H. ave. NV.
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MANAGER
5 AND 10 CENT

Must be thoroughly exp others need
not appiy. A wonderful opportunity
for the right man. Apply Mr. AIDES
at KINGS. main ONCE. 1904 7th st.
nv. -l6
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ELECTRICAL
ENGINEER

TOP DESIGNER ON LIGHT AND
POWER DISTRIBUTION FOR BUILD
oPEN t FOR HMASaS5 4 good 'NENH'TfTH NAN WITH
WELL-ESTABLISH LOCAL CON-
SULTING ENGINEER OFFICE
CALL MA. 1878.
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Experienced in building construction.
graduate engineer. for work in con-
tractors ONCE. Box 406-E. Star
FANCY SPOTTER-1st-class man. &C.
Gus. to quality work for synthetic
plant Box 94-J. Star. lis
FARMER. with small family, for
son required for dairy help: good
working conditions and wages
Gatthersburg. Md. Box 81. Star.
FARMER with family to operate q
1OO-acre cattle farm near Damascus,
Md: new machinery; house with
bath. Call GE. 1921.
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AUTOMOBILE CLAIMS MEN

Az O1OMOb1LE CLA1M0 MEN
in investigation of auto
liability claims and desiring perma-
nent positions, this area in nome
once progressive. Nationwide CO.
Reply. giving full particulars, age.
marital and military status, educa-
tion and phone. All replies conf
Dental. Box 1871, Star, -l5
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COLLECTION MAN. small loan COM
pany; GI training program; car
necessary; good opportunity for ad-
yancement to managerial position
SH. SS7i. -17
COMPUTER and craftsman for local
surveyors ONCE; should have some
experience. MR.. GREATHOUSE
LO. 5-1SSS. III
CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN, must
have wide exper; knows plans: refs !;
sober: union. BoT 370-G, Star. lis
COUNTER MAN. sober and reliable
Well experienced for grill. 1907 L
st. NV. lis
COOK, colored: perm. Job for man
thoroughly experienced in cafeteria
or restaurant cooking; hrs. $50
am. $3.50 pm; 5-day wk.: good
ERNMENT SERVICES, NC. 1855
21st st. NV. Age 25-35. -16 .
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MEN
TREASURER

40-45, mfg, qualified by past record
to justify consideration at salary
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MACHINE OPERATOR

ment Of all types; excellent oppor.
Tor capable person; 54-hr. wk. :
paid disqualification and vacation.
Apply BOWEN AND CO., ana
BetheSda ave Rethesda Nd -I
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-15
Federal Aid Again?
(Kodiak Mirror

(Kodiak Mirror
 recent Associated Press dispatch from Wash ington D. o. stated that the Senate Armed Services subcommittee was considering legislation that would exempt Alaska from contributing to Civil Defense in the same degree that States must contribute.
 Part of the idea is fine. We glad to know that Washington is concerned about the welfare and defenses in Alaska But unless go ahead and do the work on our defenses and finance it ourselves we will be absolutely defenseless for the next two or three years.
 We base this conclusion past experiences where the City of Kodiak waited for the Federal government to finance some project
 To name several that have been on the waiting list we point to the years the local residents nave waited for a small boat harbor, the repair of the water and sewer system, and the building of new school.
 It's true that applications for Federal aid have been made It is also true that many governmental departments have sent representatives here to survey the jobs These employees left here with local resi- dents glowing with the hope, and sometimes promises, that something will be done."
 How much actual cash have received and how much actual work has really been done? We understand that Congress has approved and appro- priated s6OOOOO for ang water and sewer system But every time it seems to be within grasp the project hits another snag.
 If we consider the speed" with which this proect has come to frution and apply it to the pro- nosed plan of letting the Federal government take care of our civil defense program we will probably still be waiting for funds when the first bomb hts uS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-15
Satellite Troops to Korea

The American Embassy in Mos COW has cabled the State Depart ment the rather ominous news that Russia is mobilizing about dozen international battalions of volun- teers to fight in Korea. These bat talions are being enlisted from the Satellite countries-Hungary, Pol and. Bulgaria, Rumania and Russian strategy apparently is not so much to reinforce the Chinese but to train Satellite troops in modern warfare.
 The Russian general staff appears to be worried that while fifteen United Nations are getting valu- able battle experience in Korea, the Satellite armies are getting soft. So token battalions from the Satel- lites will be sent 10 Korea to get toughened up.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-15
MORALITY AND CONGRESS

Representative Walter E. Brehm CR, Ohio) has been found guilty of accepting $0Oo in political con- tributons from woman employed in his office. And, ironically enough the jurys finding hit the headlines on the same day the report of the Senate Crime Investigating Committee.
 Congress prestige has been built up tremendously by the fortnight probing of the Senate group into various areas of public morality. But it gets severe counter blow in the story of Representative Brehm Once more the country is reminded that Congress, always quick to trumpet misconduct in executive de- partments of government, finds little time to check on the conduct of its members.
 Brehms attorney says the case will be appealed to higher courts. But as matters stand, this 1lve- term Congressman joins J. Parnel Thomas and Andrew Jackson May lawmakers found guilty of accepting unlawful payments of money
 It is worth noting certainly that public attention was first attracted to the Thomas and Brehm cases by Drew Pearson. And it is significant, too. that
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-15
Loans to Steel Companies

At the same time that the De- fense Production Administration Is under Congressional fire for giving away too much money to the big corporations, a defense production spokesman has secretly asked Con- gress for another billion dollars to give away in the next two months. He also hinted that he may be back to ask for still another S40O million before the end of the fiscal year, June 30.
 The spokesman, Brig. General Thomas F. Farrell, appeared be- hind closed doors of the Senate Appropriations committee. The size of his request can be judged by the fact that DPA has been living on a total of $500 million since it was formed last September.
 The extra billion is wanted for loans to steel companies which have already been granted millions in tax reductions. These loans, ad- ded to the tax reductions, will pay for building new steel plants. Thus, the taxpayers will shoulder not only most of the tax burden but take most of the risk, for steel companies which will collect a lot of gravy on huge defense orders.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-15
Russian Pilots are Good

They are working on their in- strument flying They are work ing on their night flying. They are working on their bombing" he con- tinued. Today, I would say as far as relative efficiency between their strategical knowledge and effort and competency with ours, 1t IS about a ratio of 20 to 100. How ever, I think that is no cause for us to be complacent, because they certainly are working, and they certainly have available to them most of the data on which ours is based.
 Commenting on Russian pilots, Vandenberg added Individually they are fine fliers. Temperament ally, they are good airmen. Tech nically, the Russian air force Of today has the benefit of great many of the German scientists who were captured by the Russians and HllO dlC HUN HO4 4OA However, the training of our air. men in their gunnery and their night flying and their blind flying and their ability to bomb through overcasts, as far as we know-and we are reasonably sure-is tech- nically much more competent than the Russians"
 Both Vandenberg and McCone warned that the air force must build up to 95 groups, that this goal will not be reached until July 1852, and that 1t will take still an- other year to bring the equipment up to date.
 T think the United States air force today is well trained and carries a helluva wallop,' declared Vandenberg. At the same time until we get 95 groups or more. l wouldn't want to say that the air force is anywhere near the wallop that the people of the United States ought to demand"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-15
Aga Khan
 Coming 10
 Meet Rita

NEW YORK, May Is = lR = The New York Post said today the Aga Khan is coming to this country and probably will discuss the fi- nancial settlement of Rita Hay worth's proposed divorce from his son, Ally Khan, with Rita and her lawyer.
 The lawyer, Bartley Crum, has announced Rita intends to ask Ally for a S3,0000,000 trust fund to rear their daughter, Yasmin, as Mos lem.
 The Post said reports are that Ally is broke and his fabulously wealthy father supplies him with funds. The Aga is expected to come to the United States in week or 10 days.
 Crum said Ally has indicated he will not stand in the way of the glamorous redheads divorce plans.
 AS for the trust fund for 16- month-old Yasmin, Crum said he expects little opposition to this re- quest.
 Miss Hayworth-a Brooklyn girl who became Alys Princess via Hol- lywood is now establishing resi- dence at Glenbrook, Nev., on Lake Tahoe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-15
COMMUNITY EVENTS
T o D A Y

At 7:45 pm. = Beta Sigma Phi meeting at Baranof. ] At 8:30 pm. - Community Center Night for adults at Teen Age club with square dancing. At 8 pm. = High Scout Tennis club meets Apartment l, Triangle election of officers. At g pm. - Civil Defense Council meets in Elks aNditorium. At 7:30 pm. Members of 16-C of ILWU meets in ILWU hall, elec- tion. At 6 pm. = Couple Club meets at NLPC to start on annual picnic. At pm. - American Legion Aux Hilary meets in Dugout At 8 pm. Odd Fellows meet in IOOF hall.
 At pm. = Piano students of Jane MacMullin give recital in Metho- :: dist church Free. ; At 8 pm. = Folkateers dance in Grade school gym. May 16 At noon = Kiwanis club, Baranof. At 1:30 pm. = WSCS Sewing meet ing in parsonage. At pm. = Elks lodge At 8 pm. - JWC installation at home of Mrs. J. Gerald Williams, 414 Gold street.
 May F At noon Chamber of commerce meets at Baranof. At pm. - Women of Moose meet for nomination of officers.
 May IS From 2:30 to 5:30 pm. - Commun- ity Silver Tea at St. Ann's hos pital. At 1:30 pm. Martha Society meets at manse. From 5:30 to 7:30 pm. - Fish din- ner by BPWC in Scottish Rite Temple. fAt 8 pm. = Rebekah Past Noble ] Brands meet at home of Mrs l John Geyer, 32O West 9th street.
 May 19 At 10:30 pm. - Douglas VFD 53rd l Annual Spring dance. At 10 am. = Juneau Garden Club plant sale at Legion Dugout.
 May 21 At noon = Lions club, Baranof. At noon - BPW meets in Baranot At 8 pm. - Rebekah drill team III IOOF hall. |At 8 pm. - American Legion post meets in Dugout.
 May g At noon Rotary club, Baranof At 8 pm. = GOA installation, final meeting until September.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-15
.5ITkA ARMED FORCES DAY CELEBRATION WAS
 HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL

The people of Sitka conducted a well-managed, well-attended Armed Forces Day ceremony Sunday. Or ganizations participating in the parade and ceremony were the To- cal National Guard Company, the ,Sitka and Mt. Edgecumbe High School Bands, the Mt. Edgecumbe Baton Twirlers, the American Le- zion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts.
 Following a street parade, the organizations formed on the ball park where a brief military cere- mony and review were held in con- junction with short band concerts and an address by Mayor, Dan Doyle.
 Mayor Doyle addressed the large group of spectators on the subject of the reasons why we are fighting in Korea.
 l, Russ Clithero acted as master ot l ceremonies, introducing partici-
 pants and explaining movements
 in the parade.
 Taking part from out of town
 were Lt-Col Dwight w. Dean
 National Guard Battalion Com 1 mander, Maj. D. N. Cameron and
 Capt. H. D. Germann, Army in- |, ,structcrs, all of whom flew to Sit ka from Juneau to take part in | the ceremonies. Particularly spectacular were the bands, the Sitka Band in bright
 blue and white uniforms and the
 Mt Edgecumbe band in bright red The Mt. Edgecumbe baton twirlers surprised everyone with their skill
 Capt. Charles Kidd, Sitka Ma tional Guard Company Commando
 and City Councilman, organized the Armed Forces Day celebration