Me any says labor
and industry have
much in common
NEW YORK (£>) AFL-CIO
Pres. Geo. Meany codiay appeal
ed tor cooperation between Am :
Qitoan labor and industry and
said “we have so much in com
mon lit seems siilly to flight.”
'Meany spoke at a luncheon
meeting otf the National Assn. 1
of 'Manufacturers.
Charles R. Sligh, Jr., chair
man1 of the NAM executive com
mfijiftee, in reply referred to
Meany as “an outstanding A
meriean” and said that indus
try has “no basic quarrel with
labor organizations.”
High but not
abnormal back
taxes due
WASHINGTON (JP) About
1,700,000 taxpayers owe tiie gov
ernment $1,671,412,717.02 in de
linquent maxes of all kinds, the
internal revenue service report
ed today.
A spokesman said the amount
is “high, but not abnormal/’
In response to questions, how
ever, he said no national dun
ning campaign has been order
ed because the IRS district of
fices must make decisons for
themselves a!s to when they
have the man power and funds
available for stepped-up collec
tion drives.
However, several IRS district,
directors, including those in Bal
tiimore and Philadelphia, have
intensified their efforts to cut .
Daily Sitka Sentinel
WANT ADS.
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IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on
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FOR SALE: 1952 Chev. Sedan
excellent condition, $985.
See Ben Forbes. (f)
EV1NRUDE Aquasonic motors
Stormking boats. Promps ser
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part$ and accessories. Webb
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FOR SALE: Surplus asphalt
and plastic tile and rubber
base, from new school, at
bargain prices. See at Ser
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CAMPANELLA GETS
MOST VALUABLE AWARD
NEW YORK (/P) Roy Oamp
anella, baseball's comeback
man of the year, today joined
one of itihe sport’s most exclu
sive clubs when he was named
the National League’s most
valuable player for the third
time.
NORTHERN COLLEGES TO
START BB PLAY
by The Associated Press
Pacific Coast conference
basketball teams step uip the
tempo this weekend with five
northern schools in action a
gainst non-league opponents.
Oregon draws the toughest
assignment.
The Ducks, who beat Ore
gon State Ibuit lost to Colora
do last weekend, ia/re at Provo,
Utah, for games Friday and
Saturday nights with Brigham
Young University, ranked No.
10 in the Associated Press pre
season poll.
Oregon State’s weekend foe
will 'be another tough Skyline
conference team, Wyoming.
The Beavers will be hosts for
games at Corvallis Friday and
Saturday nights.
The Baylor University Bears
of Waco, Texas, visit Seattle
for contests with the Wash
ington Huskies the same
nights. Washington lost twice
to Stanford last weekend. Bay
lor opened its invasion of the
continued on nasre three)
WILDLIFE DINNER
Auspices of Sitka Sportmen's Assn.
Featuring a WILD-GAME Menu
Friday, 7 p.m. Moose Hall
Public Invited - Entertainment
Awards — Moose Deer Derby to be given
Showing of Wildlife moving picture
$1.50 a person for entertainment cost
v, PATENT QUIZ: Would an increase in Patent Of
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borrow developing this process to 4
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Gil Nettinqs
by Gil Truitt
The alert Edgecumbe Braves
naginjg after defeat 'by Sitka
High in the Lions’ pre-season
tourney a week ago. will at
tempt to turn the tide tonight
in the feature attraction of a
double header in a game tbalt
will see coach Marsh and the
Wolves going after victory No.
3- !
A preliminary game be
tween the Junior varsity
squads oif both schools will op
en the fireworks at 7 p. m.
Both games are scheduled for
the Sitka High gym
Tonights’s game between
Edgecumlbe -and Sitka should
be just as exciting as last Sat
urday’s championship game. It
is the first league game.
tickets for the Philadelphia
two game series on Wednes
day and Thursday may be /pur
chased alt the Sitka Men’s
Store . speaking of tick
ets, we must talk the league
secretary into 'having the scshe
diule for both leagues /printed
so they can be distributed to
the fans .ibasketball ac
tivity will toe heavy ibeginmimg
with tonight’s game.one
more month and we’ll be
picking cotton again .
tifanks to Bill Marsh and Nor
val D. Adams ior the compli
mentary (ticket to all of Sitka
High’s home games.
Women of the Moose DRILL TEAM
DINNER 6to8p.m.
Moose Hall SATURDAY Dec. 10th
Adults $1.50 Children $1.00 j
PUBLIC INVITED I
PHILADEPHIA COLORED GIANTS >
vs. SITKA A.N.B.
Wednesday - Thursday, December 14-15
Mt, Edgecumbe Field House
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