The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 12, 1950, Page 2

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ERTE H Totals 159614521023 19«51’1293‘ 961(2388| 585 25861627 239111098 100223991273 2302 [1759,1732(1499|1705(1518(1539| 966| 1230 QaaLIity SINCE /847 | | [2388| 5852586 1008 | 0 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ‘ ~ UNOFFICIAL RETURNS-FIRST DIVISION-APRIL 25, 1950 PRIMARY FOR REPRESENTATIVES she said, “to make this the most snap& right back into shape! venetian blinds of neng@Mm° v slats and plastic tape Bend them, abuse them push them around with a vacuur Flexalum slats keep their shape. They're spring- for strength and durability. Their baked-on finish won't chip, crack, peel or rust. And—New Flexalum plastio rape wipes clean with a damp cloth—won't shrink or stretch. 220 sunfast color combinations, Free estimates! Easy terms! Walter D. Field cleaner tempers Phone 581 T, " Helena Rubinstein World’s Leading Beauty Authority complete census ever taken in Alaska. A complete count in each, judicial division will assure proper representation in the legislature for the next ten years—it is therefore extremely important that everyone CENSUS FORMS AT POST OFFICES FOR UNCOUNTED NOSES| 5 To pick up ‘tag end” noses missed | that the Alaska count had so far during the current census count in|enumerated 110,338 — with quite a Southeast Alaska, a supply of census | few yet to go. report forms is being mailed wl postmasters throughout the First | District so that individuals may . Fresh Strawberries—49¢ a box ! committee was authorized by the count themselves. ‘Within a few days, allowing cime| - BERT'S FOOD CENTER for the forms to reach each post- office in the area, persons who be- lieve they have been missed -may call at their post office and request a form to fill out, which may be mailed back to enumerators in Ju- neau. These forms, says Mrs. Bonnié Jo Gronroos, in charge of nose-enume- rating in this division, are self- addressed and can be mailed with- out a postage stamp. 4 Anyone who thinks or knows he has been missed is urged to call at his postoffice in order to get his name on the books. “Every attempt is being mnde.”' e e L P. 0. Box 754 GEIGER IS APPOINTED HARBORMASTER HERE L. J. Geiger, veteran Juneau fish- erman, has been appointed harbor- master at the small boat harbor, it was announced today. The appointment was made by the City Council’s harbor commit- tee headed by Arthur Walther. The who had been acting harbormaster, left to go fishing. Geiger, a member of the United Trollers of Alaska, was sworn in as harbormaster yesterday. ON SUPPLY RUN The Juneau-based 83-foot Coast Guard cutter departed yesterday on a supply run to Cape Spencer. council to select someone to fill the pa§mon after Arnold Hendrickson, C. D. A. CARD PARTY Friday night——Parish Hall Quilt to be Awarded. 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A detailed plan of action was be- ing worked out at the State De- partment today by the highest offi- cials. Authorities said the govern- ment would act quickly once a final decision had been made. A two-thirds cut in the American FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1950 staff was ordered by the Prague government April 28 on the ground that Americans Were Working against the security of the Czech Communist state. This week Ambassador Ellis O. Briggs was told that the period for cutting the staff would expire at midnight tonight and that the Czech government would not be respon- sible for the safety of American of- ficials after that. Briggs immedi- ately ordered 40 of the 60 American diplomatic employees out of the country. (Berlin dispatches said the first contingent left today—10 Embassy staff members and their depen- dents, a group of about 30 persons in all. 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