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ON
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TOPCOAT
and
OVERCOAT
Tweeds
Coverts
Gabardines
s650#
Regular Prices from
$95 Is 119.00
Drastically Reduced for quick
selling . . Reducing stock early
. . . NOW IS THE TIME TO
DICK UP A REAL BARGAIN.
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GOOD RANGE OF SIZES r g
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CANADIAN
AIRLINER
IN (RASH
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troop General Valette Dosia, re-1
ported by radio that the plane
broke into pieces and that bits j
of bodies and parts of metal were
scattered over a 500-yard area.
He said the plane had dug into
the rocky face of the mountain at
full power.
The bodies were covered by a
light blanket of snow.
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ALASKA COASTAL !
MONDAY FLIGHTS
Alaska Coastal Airlines flights
yesterday carried a total of 76 pas
sengers with 13 on interport, 32 de
parting and 31 arriving.
Departing for Ketchikan were:
William Paul, Jr., Kelly St. Claire
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Douglas; for
Skagway: Sgt. Arthur Sanford.
Robert D. Stevenson, Ed Volgel: for
Haines: H. Hebert.
For Chatham: Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Hansen, Ronnie Hansen: for
Angoon: Lillie Edwards, Martin
Holmes; for Sitka: Tom Kegley, H.
Antrim, Art Kimball, Dr. McBrayer,
Myra Herrick, Patrick Canniff,
Walter Gray; for Fish Bay: Joe
McNallen.
For Petersburg: E. Benitz; for
Ketchikan: H. I. Allen, L W. Tib
bitts; for Wrangell: J. L. Matinsen;
for Pelican: Gus Micketts, Mrs.
Joseph Otts; for Hoonah: D Mc
Kinley, Jack Stearns, Hilda Schoon
over; for Elfin Cove: Max Dorman;
for Sisters Island: G. F. Gentry.
Arriving from Tulsequah were.
Pat MacMullin, D. P. Jolson, A.
Nelson, S. Grey, A. Maygard, J.
Halowanky; from Hoonah: Charles
Marvin, Robert Grant.
From Hawk Inlet: C. O. Davis;
from Chichagof: Bill Dare, Mark
Jensen; from Pelican: H. Mowry,
Joe Heneisen; from Tenakee: Basil
Untilasco, Joe Armstrong; from
Ketchikan: Arnold Tallman. Gifford
Close; from Wrangell: B. II. Carson,
Bill Stokes.
From Petersburg: W. A. Chipper
field; from Sitka: Jim, Ann and
Sue Rayburn, Dorothy Olson, F.
Katongan, A. Stepetin, R. Arm
strong: from Angoon: Peter Johns;
from Fish Bay: W. Westfall, James
Brown; from Haines: W. Sheppard.
TELEPHONE
STRIKE IS
NOW ROUGH
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The pivotal issue is a pay and
contract-duration fight between the
Western Electric Co., Bell’s equip
ment subsidiary, and the CWA’s
parallel Division 6.
The division is demanding a 15
cent hourly raise to its present
average $1.55 to $1.62 per hour. The
company has offered 11 Vi cents.
THE METHODIST CHURCH Will
have their Bazaar and Tea Satur
day, November 18, at 1 p.m. Aprons,
Pot Holders, Pillow Cases, Knitted
Mittens and Sweaters. Table Cloths,
Doll Clothes and a Food Sale will
be featured. All are welcome.
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MARTHA SOCIETY BAZAAR
Friday, Nov. 17, 7:30 p.m. North
ern Light Presbyterian Church par
lors. Aprons, homemade candy,
•tea, towels, utility baskets, fish
pond, greeting cards, baby clothes,
dessert served. Who is Egbert?
Come and see. 658-3t
Constitution for
Hawaii Statehood
Passes by 3-1 Vote
HONOLULU, Nov. 14-MVHawaii’s
proposed state constitution was ra
tified by the voters 83,154 to 27,230
at the Nov. 7 election, final tallies
showed today.
The draft next must go to Con
gress and the President. Delegates
who drafted the constitution at a
special convention last April said
the 3- to-1 ratification by the voters
brought Hawaiian statehood a step
nearer.
CARD OF THANKS
We want to extend our appre
ciation to all, for their kindness
during the passing of our sons and
nephews, Phillip and Lawrence
Ward. Especially to the Salvation
Army and Glacier Cab Co.
Louise Ward
Elizabeth Westman
Phoebe Murphy
Amy Malline
ATTENTION
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
Box for Veterans’ Gilt Shop will
] be packed for shipment—Tuesday
i the 21st. Have your donation at
the Dugout on that date.
Agnes Kiefer, Chairman.
658-41
Pies! Rolls! Cakes
Potato Salad. Baked Beans. Pies.
Rolls. Cakes. Cookies. BETA
SIGMA PHI food sale Friday at
, 11 a.m. Parsons Electric. Buy
! your lunch! Buy your dinner!
658-3t
BETA SIGMA PHI FOOD SALE
I Parsons Electric, Friday. 658-3t
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It's the OSS Boxer
The airsraft carrier Boxer, its crew spelling out th chip's name on the flight deck, moves into San
Francisco Bay after a long tour of duty in the Orient where its planes saw action in Korea. The ship
returned to San Francisco for a Ion? delayed overhaul, iff) Wirepboto.
*—
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—ream-JUil—i ——.. —
Joe DiMaggio, slugging star of the New York Yan kees. illustrates his famous batting grip to an inter
ested crowd of young Japanese diamond hopefuls in Tokyo’s Korakuen Stadium. With Joe is Frank
“Lefty’ O’Doul (behind DiMaggio). San Francisco Seal manager who is accompanying DiMaggio on a
tour of Far East troop camps and hospitals. (/P) Wirephoto,
FIVE - CENT MOVIES
PULL RED GERMANS
INTO WEST BERLIN
BERLIN, Nov. 14—i/Pl—The nickel
movie is pulling Eakt Germans
across the Soviet sector border
: into West Berlin theaters.
More than 100,000 East Berliners
; have patronized theatres for spec
ial showings in the past three
months, the U. S. high com:;;n
said today.
The movies are selected
to appeal to the East Germ ;n
are offered at a price of w
pfennigs per seat which is a frac
tion more than five cents.
CO MEET NOV. ‘cl
The Juneau Civilian Defense
Council will meet at 8 p.m. it: the
| City Council Chambers on Tuesday,
Nov. 21, R. E. Robertson, elia.v.nan
1 announced today.
GFORGE BARRIE ELECTED
TO UNIVERSITY CLUB
George Barril ot Juneau, r. ires'n
i man majoring in sociology at Se
attle University, was recently elee
I ted the Alaska del" >ate to the
i governing board of the Scots Club,
I Seattle University’s organization
1 for out-of-town students, according
to word received frem the school.
Barril attended Juneau High
School.
WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
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represent your business?
Of course your answer is NO! A sloppy, lazy salesperson would ruin
in a short time the business you have worked years to develop. . N ;
Your printing should be judged in the same light. In many cases
your letterhead and business forms are the only criteria by which custom
ers and manufacturers judge you and your business. Your printing has
to be good!
Almost any shop can fill your next printing order, but if you want
printing that sells you and your business — printing that will stimulate
sales — carefully planned printing — drop in at your convenience and i
consult with Ken Waller, the head of our job shop. He will be pleased to
show you how carefully planned printing can help build your business.
Mr. Waller’s skill has won us many compliments, but, seeing is believ
ing. That’s why we want you to see for yourself how Empire printing
can help boost your sales. ,
“for a better impression”
call the
Empire Printing Company
Russ War Machine
fypaRdms Rapidly
Lays British Survey
LONDON, Nov. 14—An unof
ficial British survey of the world'.
Armed forces says Soviet Russia now
has 3,000.000 men in the Army, 13,
000 first line warplanes and a sub
marine fleet of 360 in a rapidly ex
panding navy.
The survey, "Brassey's 1950 An
nual,” estimated Russia will have
trained manpower reserves of 12 to
13 million by 1954 and plans to ex
pand her undersea fleet to 1000
subs by the end of next year.
Annual Soviet plane production,
acordir.g to the survey. Is 12,000—
"Thanks mainly to the help of Ger
man technicians and the capture
cf German material.”
The Annual, published here for
64 years, reported Russia this year
has completed two 35.000-ton, 29
knot battleships mounting 16-inch
guns and one or two aircraft car
riers. It said mere batteships were
under construction.
PUBLIC CARD PARTY
At Parish Hail—8 p.tn, Nov. 16,
658-2t
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