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Evening Star Building

7 = z SttIItl. tFe N.W'
CHEF, experienced, white; good pay;
Sundays of. Apply in person only
2S07 wilson blvd, Arlington, Va.
CHEF, colored; experienced; must be
sober. able to run kitchen and plan
menus; no nights, no Sundays
references. Box 3337-V. Star. a
CHICKEN BUTCHER. white, eXper.
For Saturdays; good hours, good pay.
AID. 0440. 1926 Irving ST. NV. NEW
ARCADE MARKET. H. Portion.
CiRCULATiON District MGRS.-
Two good Jobs for 2 good men; good
pay; must have car; resident of Arl.
Alex. or Falls Church. ARLINGTON
DAILY OK. O414
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ADVANCE NOTICE
Important Auction Sale
Entire stock new, up-to- date
radios, televisions, refriger-
ators, washers and other
electric appliances. Also
all used and trade-in pieces.
MAJOR RADIO AND TELEVISION
STORE
Closing Out Entire Business
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BELLBOY, Experienced
DOORMAN, MAILMAN,
PACKAGE BOY

INV N NIxlas. n Ec. % y. W - .
BOOkBINDER, exp. folding and cut
ting Oper.: permanent; good pay.
Night or day. ACME BINDERY CO.,
LIZ 18th st. NV. %
BOOKKEEPER, fully experienced.
double entry bookkeeping; one who
can manage an office; good chance
for advancement; vacation; starting
salaly commensurate with ability
and Donus. Box 399-T, Star. A
BhlCkLAYERS-La apt. project,
4301 Mass ave. NV.
BRICkLAYERS-Union job. 10th md
E SITS. ne. -
3, white. union; ', Jrk
in Maryland. Call SH. 491S. -3
BRICKLAYERS t1O), first class,
white only; salary S26 per day
Residential and commercial con-
Struction. Call OW. 7242.~ be-
tween l0-11 and %. -3
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Old established distributor. IA.
PAINTERs. exper. only; S13 per day.
Apply 3415 M st. NV. -
PAINTERS = Experienced on new
ffenssIu'iiSni f6 s,as @sn E5fs o p cars
PAINTERS (White)
Inside experienced. Large apartment
dsyelopmIept, good hourly pay;
DEPT, 5000 N. 4th ST., Arlington,
PARTS HELLER. white. dependable;
@ ssssstnf sss Mr. salaES nEMLEY LsERYposses ses Sens
PMxRslAGiiisT. eli Tssae experienced; si references
saa sSldass " hfass NaT1oNasa siGifa pkpd Sspa
pG0srEsEsss i2Sa soRn RantsS, sss White nN only, to
mesk a ons farsx SIS dsy Sa ca aftssl ssl
PLUMBER,s HELiPER,V steady work
for conscientious, sober and reliable
man. See Mr.. Young; c: I. YOUNG
to s'T.nn 5 p.sn., s4ob s5a Ramsey an sm aver or
silver Spring, Md. -3
SspDIs H Hoff2%oo R'' sS RssSSs''sFs ih
PORTER, colored, LIQUOR store, exper.
preferred. Md. chauffeur license re-
auired5 50-hr. 5-day week. Reply
giving exper. and full references.
Starting salary, $42.50 weekly.
Only. honest sober man. who wants
steady work apply. Box 26-T. Star.
PORTER = Day work: references.
WHITLEY DRUG STORE. 7th and
Kennedy st.. NV, GE. 5000.
PORTER. colored; work in a Silver
Spring drugstore: no eve. or Sun.
work; $50 wkly. with meals. Must
poRTEF aaSf Fsfsi for sH; stocs S7a9; 9ort and A..
livery in liquor store; drivers H.
cense required; good references;i
perm. Job, good salary. Do mot phone
CENTRAL, 61S 9th st. NV. -7
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HELP WTD. AGENCIES tcont.

|BoOKKEEPERS AND ACCOUNTANTS
We Specialize in These Positions
ATLAS. 1890 N. Y. Ave. NV.
ATLAS, 1920 N. Z. AVE
Secy's stenos. typists. bkprs.. recpt.
;ypists. fie clerks. payroll clerks
bkpg mch. oprs Many others
1920 N Y AVE NV RM 506
Al Bookkeeper (F.); $40 Wk.
Full charge. exper.; asst. bookpr.-
recep.. $50 wk.. many others now.
Miss Reed at PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1311 @ st. nv. Ma. ZIG.
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GOLD CHEVR0N GLIB

Meeting rooms available both day
and night: each room will accom-
modAte 40 people: comp. cocktail
bar and lounge NE. 10aH. "a
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]. FONTAINF HALL Afforney

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Holding
Probate Court.-No. 1888. Admin
istration.-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber of the District
Of Columbia has obtained from the
Probate Court of the District of
Columbia. Letters Testamentary on
the estate. of Lula Leachman, late
Of the District of Columbia. de-
ceased, All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof. legally au-
thenticated to the subscriber. on or
before the gath day of September,
AID, 1851; otherwise they may by
law, be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate. Given under its hand
NATIoNAL sAv1NGs AM AND TRUST suef +
COMPANY, BY: BRUCE BAIRD.
President; ISeal.) Attest: MELVIN
j. MARQUES, Deputy Register OF
Clerk of the Probate Court.
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9TH class license. Apply
Chief Engineer,. BELLEVUE HOTEL.
Is E St NV. am. to 8 pm. Il
ENGINEER, white, 3rd-class or bet
between y and pm. $
for sales promotion
work; prefer civil. chemical or me-
chanical: will train for office mgr !:
S350-S500 mo. POTOMAC EMPLOY
MENT AGENCY. oil King St, Alex.
Va. AL. 1929
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Classified Ad Rotes
SPECIAL NOTICES

ACCOUNTANT-Bookkeeping services,
all taxes, audits, statements. Long
exp. Reas. fee. Box 5O0-X, Star. !
OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF
INTERNAL REVENUE. Baltimore.
MARYLAND. The following described
personal uropertv. seized from Lil-
lian NJ. Beard. 7400 Alaska avenue
NV. Washington. D. c., under
Samuel r. and Lillian M. Beard for
non-payment Of assessed taxes due.
will be sold as provided By Section
$500. Internal Revenue Code Of the
United. States. at public auction on
Thursday. April 8, l.1951. at 1l;00
am: et TOMS Auto Service. 637
This sale viii be held on the second
moor OF roof parking section of this
concern, .1-la4d Cadillac, used.
4-door sedan, Serial No. 73o0595.
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CHAUFFEUR

S4444S4 II II - ~ ~
We have an immediate opening for q
appearance and between Is and 35
years Of age; previous experience
and D. C. permit required: must be
able to pass physical exam. In ad-
dition to salary. generous company
benefits will be provided Apply
Personnel. Room sos. Open week
calls.
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MECHANIC
Apply 1890 M ST nW Il
MECHANICAL
ENGINEER
Capital Transit Co.

Young man, 81 to 80 years of age.
with B. s. in mechanical engineer
ing, to assist In performing all auto
motive engineering work. Desire
permanent resident OF D. C. or
tive training; 5-day, 40-hour week:
salary about $4,000 to start. plus
employe benefits; permanent posi-
tion. opportunity for advancement
Call for appt.. MI. 1868, Ext. 652
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JOHN A. BREsNAHAN.
LEGAL NOTICES
CARL c. SMUCK. Attorney.
19A[ Cnad Han, Dl

OOO4 hhVpC huss SsEs
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Holding
Probate Court.-No. 1888. Admin.
istration.-This is to Give Notice:
That the. subscriber. of the District
Of Columbia has obtained from the
Probate Court of the District of
Columbia. Letters of Administration
on the estate of Frances r. Fisher,
late Of the. District of Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof. legally au-
thenticated. to the subscriber. on or
before the gath day of September.
AID, 1851. otherwise they may BY
Law. be excluded from all benefit of
said estate. Given under my hand
LEoNA L. GTLGER. Quarters a6 B.
Boiling Air Force Base. fSeal.) At
test; MELVIN J.. MARQUES. Deputy
REGISTER of Wills for the District
Of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Court. ap3.10,17
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AUTO HELPERS for paint and body
shop. New-car leadership; will con-
slider man for GI training program;
modern facilities; 5la-day wk., ms.
and vac. benefits. VINCENT MOTOR
CO.. 5013 Georgia ave -6
MECHANIC-DUPoN
MOTOR REPAIR. rear 1928 18th
AUTO MECHANIC-Experi op-
portunity for advancement and good
salary. Call CY. 9679, between s
and pm. SAFETY AUTO SERVICE.
Rte. s.. Clinton, Md. eyes,, HI. 5196
AUTO MECHANICS, Ford experience
well-eauipped, modern shop, good
working conditions. Apply to Mr.
Cutler. MONROE FORD CO., Silver
Spring, Md. 81 1900. .
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ADVANCE NOTICE

SAMUEL GREENBRoWN. ATTORNEY
zed l.: Williams & Zed L. Williams. Jr.,
Auctioneers and Appraisers
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Auto Asst. Parts Clerk
To help in leadership parts depart
ment. Some outside work will be
required. A good chance for quail
ned man to learn the auto parts
business Experience is preferred but
not essential. Ask for Mr.. Crane at
Spurrier Motors, Inc.
Arlington Packard Dealer
1871 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va. GIL. 411O
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AUTOMOBILE SERVICE SALESMAN,
wonderful opportunity for man with
experience In estimating and SELL
ing service. Must be able to please
public. Good working conditions,
good salary plus bonus. See Mr..
Mahoney, ADDISON CHEVROLET
SALES. 18th and Florida ave. NV.
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AUTO APPRENTICE
Two auto mechanics to qualify under
CT training program Mechanically
inclined non-veterans will also be
considered. Here Is a fine oppor-
tunity to learn and grow in the
automobile business under direct
factory training, conducted by fac
tory representatives. Ask for Mr..
Crane
Spurrier Motors, Inc.
Arlington Packard Dealer
1911 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va, GIL. 4110
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DRIVER-SALESMAN
ELEVATOR OPERATOR

colored. experienced operator with q
license for q permanent job with
age. capable Of passing a physica!
exam. Apply personnel Room 506.
Open weekdays, S:30-5: Sat, 9-1
NO pnone a11rn4Sn,@, 6 4s oman
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ASSISTANT GARDFNFR na r. tim

ASSISTANT GARDENER, part-time,
S1.25 hour. $40 day; nay daily.
ASSISTANT JANiTOR. colored. mid.
die aged, sober. reliable for lge. apt.
house. No quarters. Hrs. s am.
to pm. THOMAS j. FISHER &
CO. INC, 73S 18th st. NV. -
STOCK HELPER--YounR
colored man, with experience; refs.
required. MARTINS CHINA STORE,
1923 Conn ave. e-5
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Automotive Mechanics
For the best paying proposition in the
State of Virginia. Due to the in
crease OF business we need men
Immediately for our tune-up de-
partment. Clean, easy work for ex-
perienced men. Here's an oppor-
tunity for the right men to earn
better than 500 per wk. Must be
references. Ask for Mr.. Crane. at
Spurrier Motors, Inc.
Arlington Packard Dealer
1911 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va. GIL. 4110
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NATL EMPL. SERVICE
1919 18th st NV, Elk. 7210.
ATTENTION WOMEN

NATL EMPL. SERVICE
1919 18th st NV. EX: T210.
ATTENTION WOMEN
SECYS. AND STENOGS.
NV, ARL.. BETHESDA, ETC.
I35 Hrs, 5 Days, $3,900-$2 800
SECYS. TO TOP MEN
Radio editorial secys., adv. 50. 400
Legal secys. -~s---- S3 900
Private secys. - $4,000
MANY OTHERS
ALa AGES hNgEEEsGlHf 1sssd YEARs Pasl5l1Ns olo
CLERKS -TYPISTS
NV, NE. ETC.
IS Hrs, 5 Days, So, 800 50 400
Receptionist-typists, ady.-- $4,000
secretary-typ., l-girl ofc.---- So. 400
Asst. okfpsilA pMASq. iltSsists others $1,000
CLERKS
Chem, lab. teehn. trainsss; ~ 90 ooo
Asst . fass Sookteeners '4oo-s3'a0o 8 a0o
collese underwater trainees $500
Fashion art grads. ------ $50
MEN
Personnel director, heavy ind. exper..
Stln az phases plus recruiting ~ ooo ten Sr
Adm. assistant to pres. (engr. degree.
ind. adm exper. or potentiaD $500
Asst, office mgr. acct. degree, Govt.
cost exper. S450-S500
Editorial asst, legal bkgr. $1,000
ONCE mgr acct, $50 wk.
Jr. adm. clerk rkA 500 mo.
Secretaries S260-S $500
Electromatic typists -SI so hr.
Dispatcher. 3 to 12 PIN. $50 wk.
Muitilith operators (5), to IL pm,
S1.50 hr
Warehouse supervisor $40 wk.
Mechanics (pinball or vending ma
chinesl --..-L- Salary open
Warehousemen S4O-S55 Wk
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or ne,o custom-built living room furniture
ouaIty Is eIwoys your best voue! Custom gives you
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HiqhIiqhts
RADIO TODAY,

500, WRC-Cavalcade of Amer
lea: Joan Fontaine stars in Mary
of Murray HILL"
900, WMAL - Town Meeting of
the Air: Michael v. Disable, Walter
P. Reuther and Herschel Newsom
discuss the question, How Can We
Stop Rising Prices?"
900, WRC-Rpb Hope show: Mar
ilyn Maxwell and Douglas Fair
banks, jr, are guests.
1900. Neutrality-suspicious. Opera
Additions: Two male regional win
ners are heard. Fausto Cleva con-
ducts the orchestra.
1890, WASH-FM-Santa Monica
Civil Symphony: The orchestra
plays the world premiere of Ferde
Grofe's Atlantic Crossing"
1880, WTOP- Capitol Cloak
room: Michael Disable, price stabi-
lization director, is quizzed by three
correspondents on the effectiveness
of controls.
TELEvIsIok TODAY.
500 WTOP-Sure AS Fate: Rich
ard Purdy and Maria Riva co-star
in 1.-THE Rabbit"
$3.50 WTTG-Johns Hopkins Sci
ence Review: Progress made by
science in the past rs years Is
shown.
900, WNBW - Fireside Theater:
Dabbs Gree, Hugh O'Brian and
Noreen Nash are featured in 60
ing Home"
900, WTOP - Vaughn Monroe
Show: Shaye Cogan and Dante Di-
Paolo are guests.
500, WMAL - Billy Rose Show:
Two playlets are presented under
the title of Duet for Two Actors, +"
starring Cyril Ritchard.
$3.50, WNBW - Circle Theater:
Bonita Granville stars in That
Simmons Girl"
1880. WMAL - Story Theater
Charles Dickens story the Cricket
on the Hearth" is adapted for tele-
vision. Heather Wilde and Thomas
P. Dillon have the leads:
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CUSTOM GIVES YOU BEAUTY
THAT IS MORE Than SKIN Deep

Custom strips off end throws
everything eway except your
seasoned wood frame. Il Il
seMpletely re-menufoetured with
finest brsnd new materioIs id
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15 In, 34 Out on Baranof Sunday

Fifteen passengers arrived on the Baranof southbound Sunday with 34 embarking
 Disemharking from Whittier: J. P Christensen, Svend Christensen, Baxter Felch, J. c. Finnigan, c. B. Finnigan, MT and Mrs. Robert Haines, Olive Halsey, MT. and Mrs. Robert F. Smith and two children.
 From Valdez: Mr. and Mrs. c. Conn, Ebba Schlegel.
 Embarking for Seattle: MT. and Mrs Ernest L. Arnold. Lucille K. Johnson, Lynn Johnson, MT. and Mrs. John Moesh and two child ren; Dr. and Mrs. H. Vance, Os- car Jenson, Mrs. w: E. Walker and two children; David Harmon, MT and Mrs. John Adams, Joan Osborn MT. and Mrs. Nolan Von Roeder, MT. and Mrs. M. c. Thom- as, MT. and Mrs Marvin Key and three children; MT. and Mrs. Cliff ford c. Campbell and two children.
 For Ketchikan: Mrs. S. K. Hil- dro Rolf Hildre, Helen Bond.
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Author Found Dead From Bullet Wound

PENNINGTON, N. J., Sept. A. R- Author Louis Adamic was found dead today in his partly burned farmhouse, a bullet wound in his head and rifle across his knees.
 State police and firemen said the kitchen of the house at Mill ford, N. J., 10 miles west of here was burned out and kerosene soaked rags were scattered through the rooms.
 Adamic's body was found ly- ing on a couch with his head on a pillow in an upstairs bedroom. 4 sssseies sssseieti- make g ealiher rifle was resting across his knees, firemen said.
 Fire chief Walter Ellis said the room where the body was found was untouched by the fire.
 Bremen added that Adamic was alone on the farm when they ar rived.
 Maj Russell Shook, executive officer of the state police, said in Trenton first reports indi- cate it could be most anything accidental, foul play or suicide
 Adamic, 52, native of Yugosla- via, was best known for his books on the problems of the foreign born and their children in America. One of his better known books was What's Your Name" detailing the case histories of a number of Am- erican immigrants.
 Another well-known book was Dinner at the White House" which described an evening with Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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177 Carried on Alaska Coastal
 Monday FIighis

Alaska Coastal Airlines carried a total of 638 passengers over the holiday weekend. Mondays traffic included a total of TIT passengers with g on interport, 38 departing and IF arriving.
 Departing for Haines: Randy Hay ward, Eldon Hayward, Cecile Hay ward, Raymond Smith, Ed. Warren, Gail Smith; for Skagway: Gail Brimhall; for Sitka: Janice Sheriff, Agnes Dykzeul, Neil Anderson, J. Gillespie, H. Gray, Mrs. H. Gray, R. Vreeland, Clayton Ireland, Reidar Nelson, Mrs. Art Peterson, Lenora Peterson, T. Batchelder, J. s. Evans, Alex Marks, H. Marks, Joan Bran don, Lillian Walker
 For Flick Cove: Gene O'Shea; for Ketchikan: Philip Norstrom, George Brown; for Petersburg: Mrs. Joseph Rude, Olive Halsey; for Taku: Don Rude; for Hoonah: Sam Knudson, Charles Saunders, Frances Marvin; for Pelican: James Paddock; for Tulsequah: w. c. Mclean, R. Mc- Kenzie, Mrs. F. G. Southam.
 Arriving from Skagway: Vivian Johnson, John Feero, H. Dykzeul George Messerschmidt, Janice Sher- if; from Haines: Bud Berry, Mrs. J. James, G. James, B. Jacquat, Edith Jacquat, Dorothy Hammond, MT Willis Abbot, Mary Kind, Phoebe Hammond; from Sitka: L. Jensen, c. Holmes, Don Seivers, IL Basketto M Mitrovich, Bertha Swutto, Sheila Massy, Sharon Massy, Mrs. Tilson H. Peterson.
 From Petersburg: William Steear, D. Gunderson, L. Gunderson, L. Carlow, D. Rude. L. A. Lytle, Bill Bodey, Shirley Reynolds, Mrs. J. R Reynolds; from Ketchikan: William Stockes, George Clark, Bud Lundi; from Wrangell: L. Frende, G. Lane, J. Simmons, J. Ferney, G. Stromme; from Hawk, Inlet: Margaret Burke, Ann Warner, Mrs. Chris Nelson Eddie Jackson, Martha Osborne Rose Crockett, MT. Vincent, Mrs. Sally Vincent, Pete Erig; from Taku Jessie McCrary, Ross Maynard, Mildred Maynard; from Hasselborg Beverly Kehrney, Johnny Gissberg, Ken Kehrney, Russ Hopkins, Walter Fields, Tommy Ballard, Freddie Laurie, Chris Wyller, Fred Wyller
 From Excursion Inlet: Ed Peter son, E. Ferrel, John Burdome, R. Dahi, M E. Nolan, Pete Nolan, James Goenett, George Beaudrea; from Hoonah: Walker Lindoff, Philip James, Walter Jewell. William Jack, s. Johnson; from Gustavus: Mary Crowell, Bonnie Clark, Bonnie Bates.
 From Excursion Inlet: s. Sahani- ego. Mercedes Ouinto: from Super for: William Paul, w. Soboleff, George Kostromeetinoff, Marsha
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Sam FeIdon Dead In San Frantisco

Sam Feldon, pioneer of Juneau, died suddenly in San Francisco Aug. 25, it was learned today by Joe Sprague, through a letter received from Mrs. Feldon.
 Mrs. Feldon's information was brief and in her letter she told Sprague she would write later. Sprague represented MT Feldon in his business interests here. follow ing the Feldon's departure from Ju- neau several years ago.
 MT. Feldon came to Juneau dur ing early days and once operated a restaurant here. At one time he owned the Seaview Apartments and later built the Feldon Apartments which he sold to Joe Kendler about five years ago. The Feldons own other property in Juneau and in Seattle. according to Sprague. The deceased was a member of the Scot tish Rite Masons.
 Mrs Feldon is at present in Darl- ington, England.
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Order Of Rainbow InsiaIis Officers
 For Fall Term

Officers for the fall term were installed in the Order of Rainbow for Girls last Saturday evening at the Scottish Rite Temple. Af- ter welcoming the assembled mem bers and friends installing Worthy Advisor Mary Whitaker introduced the following installing officers: Chaplain, Lynn Bedding; Marshal, Paula Cook: Recorder, Donna Wood; and Musician, Page White head.
 The following officers were in- stalled: Worthy Adviser, Lois Law renee; Worthy Associate Advisor; Donna Mountjoy; Charity, Sylvia Davis; Faith, Norma Dee Cook Recorder, Marian Jackson; Chap lain, Donna Jewett; Drill Leader, Carol Lawrence; Confidential Ob- server lane lane tifs tda ms Keeper ef ef Jewels, Ardyne Kassner; Keeper of Paraphernalia, Patsy Kadow; East Page, Judy D. Niemi; West Page, Celia Niemi; Flag Bearer, Sandra Chon; Standard Bearer, Linda Erwin; Bible Bearer, Lorna Dee MacKinnon.
 Color Stations: Love, Virginia Nielsen; Religion, Charlotte Co., nine; Nature, Nancy Berggren; Immortality, Roseileen Hyckenbo- them; Fidelity, Ruth Bloomquist; Service, Nancy Mcdowell.
 Musician, Elaine Arnold; Choir Director, Betty Lou Hukill; Organ ist, Virginia Whitehead; Choir Carolyn DeVoe, Karen Jones, Joan Patton, Page Whitehead, Earleene Boles. Mary Grisham, Bonnie Jo Lynch, Donna Eneberg, Marian Glafke.
 While Lois Lawrence stood be- fore the altar, My Task" was sung by Nancy Mcdowell accompanied by Page Whitehead. Lois was then conducted to the east, received a corsage and was accorded Grand
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Honors.
 MT. and Mrs. Carson Lawrence were introduced and Lois presented her mother with corsage and a boutonniere to her father. Congrat- uiaEions and a hearty cheer were extended to her proud and happy parents.
 Preceding the installation of the color stations. "Oh For Closer Walk With God" was sung by Page Whitehead, Donna Eneberg and Ruth Bloomquist accompanied by Nancy Mcdowell.
 Lois Lawrence presided over ar addenda honoring the retiring Worthy Advisor Mary Whitaker entitled Our Rainbow Garden Other officers assisting in this ad- denda were Mary Grisham, Bon- nie Jo Lynch, Mollie Jo MacSpad- den, Karen Jones, Nancy Berg gren, Donna Jewett, Betty Lou Hukill, Virginia Whitehead and Carol Lawrence. Tn the Garden of Tomorrow was sung by Don ma Jewett, accompanied by Nancy Mcdowell. At this time the retir- ing worthy advisor received her past worthy advisor jewel and flowers.
 Refreshments and dancing fol- lowed the ceremonies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-04
Leivers Shows Soap Box Derby Slides
 Al Joint Club Meet

A joint meeting of the Juneau Lions and Rotary clubs was held this noon at the Baranof Hotel al which the program centered around the national soapbox derby at Akron Ohio. and final plans for Rotary teachers reception next Tuesday evening at pm. at the Baranof Ho- tel
 The reception will replace the regular luncheon. It is held for the purpose of members and their wives to meet the school faculty.
 Ellis Reynolds, in charge of to- days program, introduced J. w Leivers who escorted Juneau win ner LeRoy West, Jr., to the nat ional event, held last month.
 Special guests of the luncheon were MT. and Mrs. LeRoy West, Sr., and LeRoy, Jr.
 Leivers gave a detailed account of the activities at Akron and show ed series of 90 colored slides with a running commentary of Derby Downs, various phases of the racing and other activities.
 Phil Hale, civil engineer from Fl Cajon, Calif., was a visiting Rotar- ian. Other guests were Arnold S. Nesheim. of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Washington, D. C., and Herman Kuhlman, new Juneau teacher.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-04
AT THE HOTEL JUNEAU

Alex J. Ingram of Swett and Crawford Co.,, of Seattle, is register ed at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-04
Korean Veteran Killed Saturday
 In Car Accident

After a year with the Marines on the. Korean fighting front. Dell Van Brunt, brother of Mrs. George ApoStol, was killed in an automo- bile accident Saturday night near Omak, Wash.
 Mrs. Apostol, whose husband is special assistant to J. Gerald Will Hams, attorney general, is expect ing to leave for the States tomor- TOW.
 Van Brunt was g years of age He returned home from Korea about a month ago on convalescent leave after suffering a shrapnel wound in the back. He was due to enter a Bremerton military hospi- tai this week.
 Besides his sister in Juneau, the young man is survived by his par ents, MT. and Mrs. w. R. Van Brunt Of Omak and two brothers.
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The new world has the oldest mountains.
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Woman's Club Meet Sci for Wednesday

The Juneau Woman's Club will hold the first business meeting of the 195l-52 club year tomorrow af- ternoon at l:30 o'clock in the AL aska Light Company's penthouse. Mrs. Don Morrison, the new presi- dent, will preside A good attendance is desired.
 Among important matters to be discussed will be the official visit of the first vice president of the Gen. eral Federation of Women's Clubs. Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren of Indiana is due to arrive in Juneau early in October, according to word recently received.