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Evening star., 1951-08-22
NEcKWEAR
PAJAMAS

t7z$s pomas Knitted cotton sIumOe styles Knitted cuffs and
troue bottoms eoc wostbond trousers Solid coors blue oroy
and scoHet. Sizes and Bonly-----------S 3 S3 o5
sS$5e5 Poiomos. Athletic STYLE Short sleeves length Lot-
weight, COOL cotton fobcs and fobcs.
eoors Sizes A. s,c--------4------ So o5
t5S-$5SS TO $695 Poomos Kine crepe fine printed oyon
convertible collar styles fine striped boodco
MILDLY Pulover styles; sizes A. 3, and o5
f56-$l2so Poamos Excellent qualify Geonese oyon Regular ond
lounge models Some with contrasting ports Ground eoo black
silver Kelly sreen oppe ereen wne Sizes B. C. ond c5
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TROPICAL woRsTED 6 SUMMER SUITS

k3$2S5o Hospe Popn;
Sizes "a eoulor ~; As w ----HALF PRICE, S1425
$50 Lebow Pure Silk Suits. Natural navy blue Single
breoed hond tood imported oon silk Sizes SO, "A eeulo
67-$65 AWoo Tropical Plain blues eroys brown
Single and double breasted Sizes J 38 3d. reouors 81
38 80. 40 shorts 38, 80. 4o Al, "a longs SAT- IS
kll-$25 Rsyon Cord Summer Very fashionable Single
breasted Sizes &c. 81 3d. 40 resuors 40 short 3 80 a.
t-$loo Tropical Tooed jacket Eooshei shode
Size 46 long PRICE $50
3-S4z Royon Finely oored check ond stripe potens
ebeod Sizes &c. b. 38 3d. A. 46 eeuors 81 3d. 40
a shorts 57 38 80, 49, 46 longs; a. 4e stoutsS3175
t3$zss5 White Suits Sneebeoste notiono known moke
ks-$32so Linen Popin Suits double
breasted Sizes b. 38 reeuor 3D. 40 shorts b. 38 longs slightly
Soled
kss-$7o75 Cotton Cord Suits Nationally moke slightly
sod and double breasted Sizes 81 A. A. 46 eoo 35 3
49, 4o Al a. shorts 37 38 4e longs 3d. AZ extra longs 60
4-s777s ReyonNyon Cord Suits Mostly
oily known okes Sizes 3d. 3 3d. 4o A. A. A. 46 regulars 3s
3o shorts; 3d. A. 46
42-$35 Hondsome Royon Suits Noturol TONS and
All single breasted very sturdy beautiful suit Sizes 36
37 38, 4o ~ longs; 40, A. 46 SASS
$3.50 Trope Suits Single ond double breasted models
blues checks stripes ond hones handsomely
4O A. A. A. As eouIors 3d. 80 40
3e 4o 49, a. longs 40 A. a. 46 stouts S7z50
1850 Topieo Suits Hand oored single and double
breoed mod ereys excellent potterns Sizes 3
3s &c. A. 43 eoulors 3D. &c. 3d. 49, AZ shorts 3d. 80 20
A37-Soo Lebow Gobedne Suits Single and
models blue Havana brown nouro ton French
Al onos &c. longs a. 40 AZ $3.50
36-$75 combination of wild and cultured
silk Freeman the noto silk shode Sizes 81
4O reouos; AZ shorts; 38. 3d. 49, 46 lones so
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,ems g T1bo 5altz l409 G Street,
Last 10 Days
f0urSALE

SNAPAKON5S " WkAPAKONSS
&l2495 and $3.50 Snoporonss for Men and Woporonss for
Women, for bath and locker Solid white yellow and blue
'0'' '''''" p'o ono some WI" "0''0 p''N '''N' slss
FALL g WINTER SUITS
4-S7s5o cambdse FIonne Yeor-round Excellent
for boek school, Finely ooed ond wonderful voue Sizes
"A reouor 81 AZ shorts; 36 As S68 so
3s-$7s50 Oxford Grey Fonne Suits wonderful for
back school, In the famous University model nouo shoulders
flop pockets Sizes 81 A eeuIors 38 to AZ
shorts; 81 to a. longs S6S so
ss-$7s5o Brown Grey and BueGry Worsed Fall Suits Hond
somey oored shoulder model flop pocket; norol
woine Exceptionally good voes Sizes 81 to 46
regulars 3d. 4o AZ shorts &c. 4o A. A. 46 longs 4o A. A. 46
stouts @S6S SO
7-$85 Lebow Sheond Suits in models ho the be
ioeke Neo herrnobone button model
Sizes A. A. reouors 3d. 40 A. shorts 38 40 so
S-$S5 Navy Blue Worsted Suits Single and double breasted
Sizes 40 AZ eouIors 3d. AZ longs; 40 AZ S745 so
2$l25 Genurquhort Plaid Suits Finest bond toiono double
breasted Sizes 40 reoulor AZ short so
lSl25 come Heir and Worted Brown Hernsbone Suit noe-
breasted Size a. reouo S7S SO
5$l5 GenuFquho Plaid Suits finest hond toor-
ing Sizes 40 reouor 40 AZ shorts 40 long S88 so
$50 Lebow Grey Flonne Suits
Cambridge All 46 reo0ior- S78 so
tl7-$145 imported Worsed Suits These wooens
Custom Department They Hunt Wnterbohom imported English
wooen Hand tailored by lebow model These
todoys market would retail S65 Mostly doube-breosted
woed potens Sizes A. 49, eouos &c. A. shorts 3d. 4o
Al, AZ longs; "A stout Slo4.5o
Evening star., 1951-08-22
FRENCH, sHRIhER & uRNER SHOES

63$lss5 French Shner Urner Shoes. All white black
white broded Shoes Assorted styles
z$ss5 French shne and urn Brown and White Shoes: Sizes
8IzA ond Sl295
l2-$7Ss French shner uner Shoes Brown nyon mesh with
matching eoher Lightweight -SlZ05
s-$lsss French shrner and Urner Non Mesh Shoes Ton with
and dark blue with blue Broken Sl595
33-$les5 French Skinner and Urner Wing Tp
Fine buck with pebble groin leather. Good Of
ss5ss French sh,nsr snd uns, Buck Shoes Mite with hen AZ
3S2e5o French Shn and Urner Brown Wing Tip Shoes: Super
croft erode pair, l2B; por, 81C poir 7D---- Sl895
Yeor-Wer Styles include tip plain and soeht toes in
Golf fine feathers Brown Sizes to Y, widths TOP
Sl695
SASS cefornie cosuos Fine Quoi Buck Spon
models Coors blue black oroY and ton Sizes to
widths medium and 5.95 and S795
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ROBES

17-$l2ss Washable royon
eoou pods and Sizes sno medium ooe and
large -Sl095
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Additi0naI Items
WALKING SHORTS

2s-SloS5 Wakns Shorts WohobIe brown
now beige Woist sizes 30 to "a S8.95
ls-Ss.75 ond Sss5 Walking Shorts Washable White
comeon twill. All S6o5
Evening star., 1951-08-22

This is the second Of series Of five
articles onoyzins events involving the
morols Of young Americans which have
mode news recently.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
STRAW HATS AND pANAMAs- PRICE

sows Pinch front and ovo
Regular ond long ovo SLOPES Sizes ga TO 1M MI $3.50
Boku Hats notrol sond
and wonat shod styles with pnehront
honeo Plain and foncy bonds Sizes 6
$3.50 IS Sport Cops and Ho sutobe for fishing hunting
drvno and Solid pods and so%
6M .65 S1.95 $2.95 and S3S5
FELT HATS FOR FALL
4sSo Neonoy oke Fine Felt of Bound and welt edges
Marrow regular width brir in medium grey dark grey neutral ton
and brown hod Snop bn and offth oce styles Sizes
43-sls High Quoty Moke Felt Hats Welt ond
bound edges pigeon grey dork willow neo ton ond ~onut
brown shodes Medium eouIor Snap ond
styles. Sizes SO to
Evening star., 1951-08-22
SPORTS JACKETS for Fall and Summer

@IO-Sa5 Lebow Cohmoe Sports cashmere
oroy handsomely tolored Sizes 5s 20
43 reouo 3o short; SO. 3d. 40, A. long, S645O
z-$ss jackets Imported obr hond toiod
by sono Woms IN ovo and heoher shodes tons BROWNS blue
~ shorts 80, 40, Al, A., A longs SO
21S5O jackets Gro and Sheond
patterns 81 3d. a. regulars; 81, 49, A. AZ shorts 39
leS5S jackets Neot
Sizes 81. 3d. 4o Al, 49, A. 46 eouor
~,
Moysehe Irish Linen Sports Jaekets NouroI
navy breasted and finely tailored Sizes 80
27$55 Pure Tuoh Silk Sports jackets Hond toored BY Freemo
shorts; 3e 4o AZ, 46 Ione A. A. stout S4750
s-$75 Jackets Fobe imported from itoN hond to
reeuors 3d. 40 AZ longs $3.50
Evening star., 1951-08-22
FELT HATS FOR FALL
BASQUE SPORT SHIRTS

BASQUE SPORT SHIRTS
+I,s-s,so and $3.50 ss.qu. Fine Isle mesh, neck
White eore vine eono Sizes :mo medium, Io,oe' Sa;S3
Sizes small. medium, oro and extro oeS3oo
MEMS HoSIERY-AnkIets 8 Regular Length
tls,-s7s Wool Ank's By Westminster Pure eosc tops
sefjoequorded pons Ground eoo eonoH oo 0e9e ee ao
tsss5 $3.50 p. Wool A.t.t. Mode 5"o!aod fSy
ao- Go',ss a.s Si s.s oh Lss. TO so. Grey @ blue beige o
green moron Sizes IT, u. l5
BEACH ENSEMBLES
s-szoss and szs4s Ensembles Sports shirt with matching
royon design Combination coIors Of brown
Small. medium large, extrooroe ---------Sl4.SA
SWIM TRUNKS 6 WALKING SHORTS
se-ss Hobby Jeon Denim Walking yellow oded
swim Trunks Boxer model with eIosc wostbond Cotton
si-ss Fomonn chomeen oobo1dne
peioe De 's Sizes sso g. 5s 4o a. a. 4e - sSo5
blue and brow" d'" ''s''0ts s"' medium '''' '&'Gss3s ssss
UNDERsHlRTs & UNDERSHoRTs
$3.50 Woven, broodoth Neo dark potens
Pure e'ost woDond Seamless scot Sizes ~ s"d % ss only y
zos-slzs Und.t. White combed cotton isle Swiss rib Sizes
small. medium, large, ooee -89e
SUMMER SUITS FIRST FLooR)
64-$44 SALTS
breosted patch pocket model Navy luggage nouro Broken
sizes as4sSo
SPRING and FALL SLACKS tSeeond FIoor)
s6-$s5 All Wool sIoeks. Suitable Spring. and
Handsomely Manufactured W. Heller TONS ereys
and blues Wo 29 A. These extraordinarily
--------------------------- S22.95
2o$Is5o $25o Assorted Blue Brown Greensh Grey Moted
asszsso Sleek: Mode y e:otos " ti;. Fir: s9s2 @
ond hond tailored Wost 2o AZ Practically oil shades SIo75
1s$2e5o Lebow Soek blues
fine corded worsted hand oored Wost 25 2e 5o 81 3D.
60
LEWIS & THoS. -SALTZ
I4O9 g Street, N. w. Exss.aise 4,43
Evening star., 1951-08-22
UNDERsHIRTs AND uNDERsHoRTs

$3.50 coopen Jockey Knit Shorts Posture broee
Waist "a, 36, 40. PRICE, 81
Evening star., 1951-08-22
Morals and Moderns
By ReImon NORM
.Ax.oejakad praSs Stuff Writer

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-The
American teenager and young
adult today is a very different per-
son, in many ways. from his par
ents when they were his age.
He has grown to awareness in
q different world.
For example. his future is emin-
emily uncertain. The shadow of
Evening star., 1951-08-22
SUMMER sLAcKs (FlRsT ELooR)

t7l-$l.75 $loS5 Summer Sloeks Royon oobodnes
cords den Neo checks sefshodow blocks oo nov
beige brown Also solid Wo 2o 95
42-$i75o $3.50 Summer Soks Genuine Irish Linen Fomous
Ceonese Mleoe Topo Wosted Solid coors
pIoids. Woist sizes 81 to o42-------.---- SI1so5
ISIS Grey Flonne Golf Kneke Size 80 Half Price
S4.o5
Evening star., 1951-08-22
WHITE SHIRTS


t3s-$s White Shirts High count broodcoh Inverted pleoted
back collar attached single button French cuffs
Ia l7H neck; oil sleeve lengths S345
367-S5so White Shirts by Exceo Finely Oxford
high by bodcloth Colo collar ottoched,
French cuffs Ia to 7N neck mostly oil sleeve
i4sIo Feney Shirts Mode by Exceo Fobn imported Eng
ond Meat stripes in light ond dok grounds collar ottochd French
cuffs l412 to " neck 81 to So S545
SILK RIBBON BELTS
ls-$25o Pure Silk Ribbon Sports Belts Bo ring fasteners Al
sizes ------------------- ST IS
MILITARY SHIRTS
bIos-s49s MIo popn blue khoki Dopin
for Army and Navy strictly reeuoon broken
LINEN HANDKERcHIEFS
l6s-$2so Hondkshie Pure white French nen measuring e"
&z7-$s5 Hondkerehies Pure white Irish linen hof-nc hem
stitched edge measuring l9" Also Swiss
rolled edges, measuring 8" to
RAINcoATs & GABARDINEs First Floor
kse$1sss Nyon Reineoo Dupont non absolutely waterproof
weighs II raglan shoulders slash pockets fly 'front.'
Sizes 3e to 49, regular SO to A. Short SO A. Sl495
kI2-$65 Gobodne Roneouts model loo9 WOOL mode
ton color Sizes A. 46 re9uor AZ, short; A. long S3995
t1-$3z5o cvicn Raineoos Cotton eobodne checked cotton
&c. AZ, a., reguo 40,
NEcKWEAR
s4s$25o Nekes Pure silk striped epps Silk English fouIords
xss7seso end IS Heekte. Pure silk uord domestic ood 12 9
ported silk Lined ocquoded Bold
ssssso pu,. silk N.ete. Imported and domestic fcsos
loon shonunes silks and colofu IS
$3.50 3D. Anderson" Four-in-honds Bowte Imported
Scotch onohom woshob guaranteed fost COLOR oo p
1z-$2so eobordne Ties coos noturoi ond
eonorX so"ed but reodiy eieonoble
Evening star., 1951-08-22
FALL ToPcoATs and oVERcoATs

k2scovs Fall Topeoa Tobocco brown and notuo hode SINGLE
breasted setn sleeve model ooed Chester Bore szese
Al A. A. 46 reeuo 3d. A. AZ shorts A longs ST. so
t$6s imported English Gubardne Bomaoan Iopeoat ToIored
England; and fine quoi owoo oobordine ob
wonderful for Foil and round Sizes A. A. 46 reou 20
ze-$75 Topeoats sleeve through
box model Very hondoe eoot and fine ouoy
oobodne Sizes 37 38 49, 40 A. A ouIor 58 49, 4o AZ
Short &c. 3o 40 AZ, a. long $50 95
k3-$o0 Dark Grey Hensbone overeoa Diagonal and herring
bone poe single and double breasted models Size A reeuo
$69.75
5$75 Soock ShefIond Topcoot Light weight and herring
bone pottens button through models Sizes 81 3d.
40 reouiors IS
$iIS Burber Topeoos Genuquo poids in ton and oreys
Bolmocoon model Sizes 81, 40 reeuo so
b2-$6s50 Netuo ceveH Topeoo. Snoebreosed
model Size AZ short S4975
All GnIes Einnl q Exehnnaex No Lax.nAxe
Evening star., 1951-08-22
OFFICERS SUMMER UNIFORMS

1850 Army oeen Summer Uniforms Hond toioed BY Mocom
Kenneth the mokers the United Soe In the authentic
shode Sizes 38 &c. 4o A. A. A. '46 reouo 58 40 42
shorts 38, 3d. 4o A. Longs so
$3.50 Officers Summer Uniforms Official shode
by Malcolm Kenneth Of the moers America
3s &c. 4o A. A. a. regulars; 3d. AZ shorts &c. 3d. 42 longs
S64.5O
i7-$s5 Navel Officers Summer Uniforms Official shode Made
Moom Kenneth of the best makers America Hand tailored
perfect fitting. Sizes 38, 3d. 40, Al A. a. reouor 49,
shorts; 3d. 4o az, a., 46 longs so
ISIS Navel offeen caps Complete with white Made by
Boncroft nokers America All sizes ----S995
$50 Blue Cop GoveEs, $l.35
Evening star., 1951-08-22

pIods Waist 81 o SI2QS
ISIS Grey FlonneI Golf Knker Size 80 Less Than Price
S4.s5
DRESSING GOWNS, ROBES, SMOKING JACKETS
$75 Dressing Gown Pure silk Navy blue printed
design ground FuN lined Size medium $50 SO
500 Pure Silk Dressing Gown Navy blue ground with silver ond red
printing Fully lined Size small S34. so
k7-$5o Pure Silk Dressing Gowns. Rich jacquard genuine
ouords Elegantly printed fully lined son collar and cuffs Navy
blue ond grounds Sizes small medium ond
4$35 Dressing Gowns Pure silk shonno solid coor white
green gold ond silver Also unined silk fouod printed
grounds Sizes medium Coor grey and S22.95
t2$e5 Smoking Jeeket Veveen Block ond Sizes 80
uo and as long THAN HALF PRICE, $19.95
$50 Terry Cloth Beech Joek White and Sizes so ood
SPORTS & LEISURE JACKETS
%34-$zI Sports Nationally Nyon and
ote g. 37 38 3d. 40 A. 46 REGULAR 38, 3d. 4o 42 short
SO, 40, AZ, a. 46 long -SI695
ie-SioS5 copovens Shirt jackets Beige grey cocoo navy
Sizes small medium, large exto-Ioroe S795
ll$l75o cuboveTa Leisure Jackets Coeoo BEIGE Medium
444szs7s and $3.50 Sport. Jaeket. Imported Swiss roSon
Snoe-breosted ebuton patch pocket model Sizes
&c. 3d. 3d. 4o AZ eulor 37 38 39 4o AZ Short 3d. 40 a
l4-$3s5o Sports Jackets Pure Irish Linen Natural brown navy
Broken sizes --- -SZ4.95
$3.50 Joekets. silk shonuno Conory
sand, noturd Sizes 38, 40 A. A S39o5
hl2-$45 Sport by sooc Fonne
Double-beosed Sizes 3d. 3d. 49, AZ eoulor 3s 40 80 46
ono "a s1 nALt pKICt $50
and nosy. Sizes SO regular; 38 short; 38 long.
6-$2250 Corduroy Joeke Nouro brown maroon
ono '''"'" 'y s''' ''''' . - 'A'" 50 s14ss
/. No coDs All Items Subject to Prior Sole
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-24
PLANS FOR REBEKAH BAZAAR MADE AT MONDAY PARTY

Final plans were made for the Rebekah Bazaar and Smorgaasbord Nov. 3, when Martha Vending, gen. eral chairman, entertained the com nittee at the home Of Myrtle Con- verse Monday night.
 The bazaar will open at 11::30 am. Nov. in the IO.O.F. hall with food sale of homemade cakes, fruit cakes. pies and other foods. Mrs. Isabelle Jorgenson and Gud- run Olson, are in charge of the food sale and the smorgaasbord. The smorgaasbord will begin at 6:30 pm.
 There is to be many kinds of needleWork, doll clothes and aprons for sale An award will be made of an electric roaster. A fish pond will be operated for entertainment of the children.
 Other committee members are. Selma Peterson, Ellen Wilson, Mer- tie Smith, Mae McKinnon, Thelma Boddy, Sigrid Dull, Alice Murray, Florica Larsen, Myrtle Converse, Berra Vest Marguerite Dudley and Peggy McIver.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-24
Alaska polieFs Hold Work Night, Demonstration

The Alaska Potters will hold their regular meeting this evening at 8 o'clock in their club rooms in the rear of the Purity Bakery.
 This wilLbe a work night and Mrs Gen Harmon will give a demon stration and lesson on the coil meth- od. For this, potters should bring square of oil cloth, cutting tool, an orange stick. a paint brush for slip, and clay if they have any on hand.
 The kiln is now ready for use and all members who have pieces ready for firing should bring them to the meeting on Wednesday. Be sure to have them there by 8 o'clock. The stacking Will begin at this time and the firing will be made during the meeting.
 Those who have yet to bring their curtains are reminded to do so, ss the best shelf spaces are being taken.
 Another food sale is scheduled by the Potters for Friday October 26 in the Sears Roebuck office. They are trying to raise money to pay for installing a sink in their new club room.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-24
fl In, ' Out on Pan American Tuesday

Carried on Pan American Airways Tuesday was total of 38 passeng- CTS with q arriving and IT depart ing.
 Arriving from Seattle: William Beeks, Lenore Barkatk, Carl Bartel, Lois Bartel, Elizabeth Bushop, Don Davis, Lucille Glafke, Herbert Gro- mel. Mrs. M. Hedges, Robert Jack son, Mrs. Jackson, John and Jim Jackson, Mrs. H. Lannen, Mrs. June Mason, Robert McComb, Louis Minard, Bill Short, MT. and Mrs. Leslie vizenor, Yoland A. Berreck- man.
 For Ketchikan: Donald Kinkle. Mir Johnson.
 For Seattle: R. Hallofax. MT. and Mrs Ray Powell Ray Grath, MT. and Mrs. R. F. Hawkins and two children; Jim Marion. Ken Kadow, Mrs. Don Turner, W. L. Levan and two children, F. Christian.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-24
LETTER SEEKS INFORMATION ABOUT FORMER TEXAS MAN

A letter from Galveston, Texas, to the Governors office asks for help in locating James Morgan, whose brother, the letter states, was killed in 6 plane crash.
 The lettes, from Miss Mamye K. Tanner, TIT Mechanic co, Calves ton, has been turned over to the Empire in hope that Morgan can be found.
 The letter states that Morgan married an Indian woman, and that Morgan and his wife's family moved to Alaska locality not known) about year ago. It is believed they may have received land grants.
 Persons knowing of Morgan's whereaboutus should address their information to the Governors office in Juneau, or to Miss Tanner at the above address.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-24
Enlarged on Embedding FundsbyF FBI

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 24-lR-The FBI arrested three officials of big department store credit union to- day and charged them with embezz- ling $336, 6,901.10
 Special agent Fred Kallford, in charge of the Pittsburgh FBI of flee, said those arrested were Jo- seph B. Campbell, 56, vice presi- dent of the Kaufmann Store Elm
 ployees' Federal Credit Union; John J. Cain, 45, treasurer; and Mrs. Mana Nicoll, S1, assistant treasurer and office manager.
 The case is the 11th major em- hezzlement broken in about a year by the FBI office in Pittsburgh in an area embracing western Pennsyl- vania and West Virginia. The other embezzlement charges all involve bankers or bank employees. A total of $3,562,000 in shortages is involved Twelve persons have been arrested in the Il cases. A 18th person, a banker, committed suicide.
 Hallford quoted Cain as saying he used the embedded money to finance lost week-ends" during the latter part of 1944 to early l948. Campbell also admitted, Hallford declared, embedding funds for good times. Mrs Nicoll, now on sick leave, told Hallford her part was completion of mere business trans actions for Cain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-24
Siork Shower Iionors
 Mrs. Rsbeyi pFaIheY

Mrs. Robert Prather was honored at Q stork shower at the home of Mrs. Milton Nyinan on Friday eve- ming. Games were played with the first award going to Mrs. Tommy Mierzejewski and consolation award to Mrs. Harry Arnold Refresh- ments were served following the games.
 Those in attendance were Mes- danes George Gullufsen Jr., J. K. @a4elAlisteri Tommy Mierzejewski, George Navarro, Vern Metcalf. Frank Olson, Wally Jones, Dayton Fleek. Carl Mueller, Jim Richardson, Frank Cashen, Red Holloway, John Doogan, Olav Lillegraven, Harry Arnold, John Heuesien, Pat Grove, and Wayne Alter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-24
CUB SCOUTS TO MEET WEDNESDAY, EVENING

Cub Scouts of Pack 3l1, sponsored by the Juneau Rotary Club, will hold their first monthly pack meet ing "Wednesday from T to 8:30 pm. in the grade school gymnasium.
 The program will consist of Cub advancement ceremonies and skits put on by the various dens DOT traying phases of the Be Strong for America" theme. Den mothers for this year are: Den 2, Mrs. Ter renee Robbins Den 3, Mrs, Henry Harmon; Den 4, Mrs. Frances Steb-, Eins; and Den 5, Mrs. Lois Needles.
 Presentation of the colors will be made by Cubs of Den 3. Everyone who is interested is invited to join the Cubs at the meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-24
FORMER RESIDENT LEAVES AFTER VISIT TO JUNEAU

Mrs Andrea Pugerud returned to the states on the Denah Sunday after a visit of six weeks with her sister-in-law Mrs Emil Samuelsen and niece Mrs Joseph Alexander, the former Katherine Torkelsea.
 Mrs. Pugerud came to Alaska from Norway in 1907 to visit her broth CTS, Olaf and finders Torkelsen who were working in the Treadwell mine. She stayed only six months, re- turning to New York to be married.
 This was the first time Mrs. Pu- gerud had returned to the Terri tory and the first opportunity she had had to see her brother Olaf's family She is returning to her home in Ohio by way of Portland, Oregon, to visit another niece, Mrs. Robert w. Marcum, the former Helen Torkelsen. f5
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-24
B Arriyev 5 leave On Princess Louise

Arriving on the Princess Louise Tuesday evening were 23 passengers with five embarking for Skagway. The ship is scheduled southbound Friday at ' am. sailing for Van couver at am
 Disembarking from Vancouver: MT. and Mrs. s. Hellenthal, MT. and Mrs. E. J. O'Brien and two child ren; MT. and Mrs. George M. Simp- kinS, MT. and Mrs. L. A Bourbon and four children; H. A. Haverstock, J. F. Sadlier, K. Berg, H. Heiberg, D. McDougall, E. Pelkola, T. Ruden, w. Woods.
 Embarking for Skagway: Brooks Hanford, Mrs. D. Jackson, Mrs. Bert Dennis, Miss Dennis, Mrs. M. Soldin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-24
Cadet A. E. Lawrence Promoted 10 Rank ()f Seraean! al MA

WES2 POINT--Cadet Alfred F. Lawrence son of Mir. and Mrs. A. r. Lawrence, Mount Edgecumbe, AL aska. was recently promoted to the rank of sergeant at the United States Military Academy. This pro- motion came as distinct honor Lecause command positions are baS- cd upon class standings in aptitude for service.
 Prior to entering West Point, Lawrence was graduated from Car son City High School, being active in basketball and in the National Honor Society. Upon his gradua- ton, Cadet Lawrence hopes to re- oeive a commission in the engineers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-24
lasi Tuna Caith SoEti in Seattle Tor Sl3O Ton


 SEATTLE, Oct 24-tR--The fish ing boat Kodiak docked here yes- terday with what fish buyers said may be the last load of Suna for 1851,
 Skipper Chris Bjerknes said the tuna, l2,C00 pounds. was caught off the Oregon coast as the Kodiak sailed back to Seattle fron an un- successful southern tuna season.
 The Palace Fish and Oyster Co, bought the tuna for $2S0 a ton, slightly above the San Francisco price but considerably under the s35O a ton paid for the first load this summer
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-24
Taku foasimasieys 10 Meet Thursday

The Taku Toastmasters will meet Thursday at pm. at the Baranoi Hotel for dinner and speeches.
 Wes Overby is scheduled for the highlight speech and Hunt Gruen- ing, Jerry Mckinley and Pete War ner are slated for five minute talks. The impromptu subject is to be handled by Wayne Richey. The subject to be discussed by the membership at large is to be in- troduced by Bud Elkins and Gene Vuille will act as grammarian.
 Chief critic Linn Forrest will be assisted by Bill Manthey, Waino hendrickson, Bill Ellis, Leo Saarela and John Graft Postmaster pre- siding at the meeting will be Ed Peyton.
 All visiting club members are invited.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-24
Home Nursing GouYse To Be Featured on Radio Programs

w0 prusfr sfrfs -str c-.ss.s+rrssss tho portance of home nursing, a course offered by the Red Cross, will be broadcast over radio station KINY this week.
 The first program, dramatization showing the need of home nursing training in the average home, will he given Thursday morning at II o'clock. A 15 minute program des- cribing the home nursing program is scheduled for Friday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock.
 Appearing on the second broad- cast will be Mrs. Elton Engstron assisted by Mrs Earl Landreth, Mrs. Katherine Gair and Ms. Wayne Golf.
 Anyone interested in enrolling in the class is asked to call Red Cross office at 883 or Mrs. Golf at Red 483.