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NAVY ORDERS.
Bureau of NAVIGATION.

Boak, Comdr James E., detached
u. S. S. Tuscaloosa about June 2; to
duty as officer in charge. Navy Re-
cruiting Station, Philadelphia.
Hill, Comdr. Kinchen L. detached
5th Naval District, Norfolk, Va, on
June 81; to home, relieved all active
duty.
Webster, Comdr. Walter W., de-
tached staff, commander Aircraft,
Battle Force, in June; to duty as
manager of Naval Aircraft Factory,
Navy Yard, Philadelphia.
Combs, Lieut.. Comdr. Thomas S.,
detached Bureau Aeronautics, Navy
Department, in June; to Naval Air
Station, Anacostia, D. C.
Coney, Lieut.. Comdr, Charles E.,
detached U. S. S. Idaho about July 6;
to Naval Academy.
Crawford, Lieut.. Comdr. David S.,
detached staff. commander Destroyed
Squadron 2, Battle Force, about June
8; to Naval Operations, Navy De-
partment.
Dees, Lieut.. Comdr. Randall E., de-
tached U. s. S. Chicago about June
40: to Naval Academy.
Dingwell Lieut.. Comdr. John E.,
detached staff, commander Destroyer
Squadron 4, Battle Force. about June
Q; to Navy Yard, Philadelphia.
Slawson. Lieut. Comdr. Paul S.,
orders March IA modified. To Navy
Yard, Charleston, S. c.: instead
Bureau Engineering, Navy Depart
ment.
Wegforth, Lieut.. Comdr. John F.,
detached command VS. Squadron
lis in June; to Bureau Aeronautics,
Navy Department.
Hansen, Lieut. Owe P. O.. detached
U. S. S. Astoria in June; to Receiving
Station, Norfolk, Va, as executive
officer.
Hibbs, Lieut.. william, detached
U. 8. s. Arizona about June 8; to
Naval Academy.
OBrien, Lieut.. William j., detached
U. o. s. Chester about June 20: to
Newport News Shipbuilding a. Dry
Dock Co., Newport News, Va, as
assistant Naval Inspector of ma
chinery.
Armstrong, Lieut.. Henry j., jr., de-
tached photographic ONCE, Navy De-
partment, about June 6; to U. S. s.
Fairfax as executive officer.
Bennett, Lieut. Rawson. 3rd., de-
tached Naval Academy about May 90;
to instructor University of California,
Berkeley, Calf.
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N. F. F. E. UNION FORMED
Local No. 5e3 Formed Among Fort
nh X- q r. = w rnrlra a,rr

1nomas, KY, y. y. y. w orkers-
Organization Of new union of the
National Federation Of Federal En-
ployes at Fort Thomas, KY, was an
nounced here today by Secretary
Treasurer Gertrude M. McNally:
The new group, Local No. 563, is
composed entirely of employees Of the
Civilian Conservation Corps. Fifty
members were listed on the charter
application.
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SERVICE ORDERS
ARMY ORDERS.

spiller, Lieut.. Col. Oliver L., Coast
Artillery, transferred from the office
Of the chief of Coast Artillery to the
Panama Canal Department, August IA.
Twaddle, Lieut. Col Harry L., In
fantry, from Army Industrial Col
lege to Wort Wayne, Mich, July ~.
Ardrey, Lieut.. Col. John E.. Infan-
try, from the Office of the assistant
chief of staff to Fort Mason. Calf,
July 7.
Besse, Maj. Edward H, Quarter
master Corps, from Baltimore to Fort
Hayes, Ohio. September /.
Philip. Maj. William R., Field Artil-
lery, from Fort Hoyle. Md, to Uni
versity Of Nebraska, September l.
The following officers Of the Coast
Artillery Corps, from Fort Monroe,
Va, to the Panama Canal Depart
ment:
Grimm, Maj. Henry F., jr,; Martin,
Capt. Enlmor G.; Parr, First Lieut..
Wayland H; Greenlee, Second Lieut..
Halford R., jr.
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"Adrsrtisements HndeS this head
tn0 are presumsd to BE- from prt.
gate tndtrtduals unless the adrer.
ftsement 0tUes hrm nams or o
business address on states the sOord
Dealer. Members OF the public
Dho ind dealers masqEeradtng IN
this column as pripats tndtptdsals
are urged to report the matter 70
The Star for tnpestfoattos.s
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be bG ROOM twin Ssds eiosets aoaS ccI
conRenial surroundings; also single. 2as
1919 BELMONT RD.-LarEe front, double
room; excellent meals; garage; private
home. Phone Adams $3.50 after 9.
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BOATS,

CABIN CRUISER, "a i. BY I0 beam.
125 h.p. Marine engine fully equipped; !;
newly painted. c. NJ. Plunkert Natl O852
sLooP, b0-foot auxiliary: $1,000 cash:
now in ANNAPOLIS Harbor. For informa-
ton address Box 12l-P, Star once. 3'
WHALEBOAT. 24-foot Clinker-built SAIL
ing; sloop-rigged. non-Sinkable: shelter
cabln: bargain. Gregory's Boat House.
9TH and Water SITS.
condition. Lycoming motor, 4O-hp Call
Alex. 1ll7-J. Boat at Washington Airport.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
DOGS. PETS. ETC

COAL-Finest Pa. anthracite, 2. $40 lbs. 10
ION; egg; nut; stove, pea. etc. Meyer Coal
Co., o3Ol Blair I'd. NV. Georgia 1854.
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FARM AND GARDEN,

SPECIAL THIS WEEK-Pansies. petunias,
25c doz.; annuals cheap perennials, sc
and 1Uc. +. Green. Capitol View ave be-
tween Forest Glen and KenSington, Md,
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GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL. gentleman, de.
sires large. well-furnished room with pri-
vate bath. year round. downtown NV sec :
ton; must be reasonable. Address Box
4S3-M, Star office
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RooMs-UNFURNIsHED.

2 LARGE ROOMS and bath for III
mooeIn; sood location; elec. refriseratio
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE, white: man expert chauffeur.
familiar with city. handy, intelligent:
woman as maid; housekeeper; in small
mediately: reference. Phone Shepherd
1874.
COUNTER MAN OR LADY for restaurants,
part or full time, Address Box 474-M.
YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN. handy around
house and lunch: room, board; state SAL
ary. Hopkins Store. Shady Side. Nd. 29'
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1929 N ST. NW-Vacancy. young man
Bile front room: $40 each; excellent meals.
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JEWELRY SALESMAN.
Ahigh-type, experiencedman.
Address Box 476-M, Star once.
JULIUS GARFINCKEL g. CO.
Have an opening in mems shoes
for a clean-cut young man who
has had some experience in fit-
ting shoes.
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furnished rooms; Ink. preferred but not
Necessary; employed couple. Address Box
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] SO NJ ST. NV.
SUPERINTENDENT

Men with good education. pleasing per-
sonality and ability TO hold intelligont
conversation. who are willing to work as
dlrected' and have desire to increase their
income. We offer an unequaled proposition
Interesting and pleasant work, with an
established organization Of 20 years stand
ing. Equipment furnished Replies con-
hdential. Write fully about yourself Ad-
dress BOX INN Star nf6re
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SCOTTISH TERRIERS. pedigreed. males
and females. 1920 2Ist st, North Cherry
GAZE. Va. block left OF Lee Highway, at
quincy st. Phone Clarendon 1915:
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hOOMS AND bUAhD-SUnUnnAN
SUBURBS OF EXANDRIA-Vacaney for
two young men. on 15-acre farm for young
people. in spacious home; transportation
furnished. Phone Alexandria 4-F-2e.
MD. SUBURBS, NEAR SILVER SPRING.
quiet modern home, Immense shady iawnss.
delightful rooms semi-private bath, twin
beds, cali Shepherd 1850. Sober. employed
adults
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sITUATIONS-DOMEsTIC.

sITUATIONs-DOMEsTIC.
coLoREp GIRL reliable, neat; wants
good Saees; VI % can cook Call Decatur 2s47. .
CoLoRED GIRL. neat. wishes Job in. pub
lie place cleaning or waitress. maid in
beauty shop o. scs Aass os Sss4
So9K Ssf as Tf fons tsas Jill sI
sslsSssts S9las se0b bhcas Sak ksis Sssssb ssy Rh cit.
GENERAL HoUsEWoEK..I would Tx lIm,so to
Is rfasls Wese Ssse ssfs RIfsn c00k go
GIRL, colored, yants general housew0FEk, w,Ets
2516 Eye st. Nv. ,..-------,--
GIRL light coIered. reliable; wants most
any kind work; best OF city references.
Cali North 1880
GIRL. colored, neat. experieneed. dependa-
aatress s9s wants as nm99rssmsid: m9rS sssfo weekly
references. Phone Potomac 526E
GIRL. colored. wishes place as COCK,
seneral house or WORK 2t any xinai 1e'er-
ence. Phone Decatur 2l34-J.
GIRL colorsd wishes general nSuseSo51 SSsns
Adams 9623 alter
GIRL coiored. honest, reliable, wishes job
IS mothers helper or cleaning BY the day.
no cooking Phone District o927.
GIRL. very neat colored. wants JOB, care
soss fSS astp pesstSr ssse ofnins Or GAYS W0rA
SIsI sny fInG sap pSoss fSsSsess esnspln wsas1ssa e
PART-TfME or days. work desired BY sx-
sTspe:sa xcaN Nstionsi Esissfinsssss ss Phone Coz
WOMAN, eol9E:d ss,t s,: rssls.s. slsHIsSns ,sa u
Phons North i6i@6. 1888 W 81. NV.
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ROOMS-EURNISHED.


1894 ls, coLUMBIA RD;1ss 50 xk.. sing, Z;
ch.w: car lines: men. Adams 1923,
WESTMINSTER, 1907 18th st: NY
Lovely. newly decorated and nicely fur
rooms. 81: elevator. Showers
S222 QUE ST: NV. Apt, lin modern
bath walk dist; pvt. family. North 4475.
.4l FARRAGUT ST. NW.--cool. COM
ssTfss room n.as 5 RRaas
1721, II ST. NV. Apt. l--Unusually at
,,rsctive studio room suitable two youns
l472 OGDEN ST., N.W:1Furnished room,
nsst nssit9 e BATH private family Phone Adams
4O1 10th ST. NE.-Front room. next
shower bath; twin beds. inper-spring mat
nssps BUS passes S house. e phons Lincoln % 4ssa. '
1908 IRVING ST. N,W.-Lsrge double
room. twin beds: cool well furnished;
shower bath: private family; unlim. phone.
4T27 GA. AVE. N.w--Large front room
seen at any time: board optional.
1908 FLORAL ST. NV. G6th St. HeiRhts).
Second oor frept; DrIyats bath sGa near bus;
l227. 10Th ST. Nw.-An unusually at
tractiye bed-liying room in one Of Wash
cross ventilation. two closets: cool. quiet
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Attractlye. large
eisan. % comto.tasie. zee New Hampshire:
390S MACOMa ST. NW.-Gentleman to
share master bed room. nicely furnished,
with twin beds. private bath; new home;
beautiful location: garage; reasonable.
390s MACoMB ST. NW;-Large, ccmfort-
able room: new home; beautiful location:
garage: reasonable.
1345 L ST. N.w.--Loyely, large, end floor,
Ink. room. near bath. $500 weekly; also
single rm.. $3.50.
COOL. QUIET SUBURBAN ROOMS: by
water: private home. Cleveland 64b6. ~
2146 F ST. NW-Large front rm.. End
floor, twin beds. double rm. H. and c. run
ming water, in rms. RIM. and sleep. porch
adjoin. bath. Gentleman.
1925 MADISON ST. NV. = Attractively
private bath. telephone; summer rates
1927 GIRARD N,W.-Private bath: double
day. week month. Adams 1850. a9'
l7os N ST. Nw-Beautifully furnished
studiGQ room; walking distance meals sos ep-
1903 KALoRAMA RD.-LarEe south front,
newly decorated; twin beds, inner-spring
mattresses. dressers. closets; resson-
able. 81
1909 KAEoRAMA RD.-end fioor, next
bath. 8 windows, 2 exposures; clean. cool.
comfortable; single or double; reasonable.
916 10th 81. NV. Gordon Hotel-Large
double rooms, twin beds, running water,
Sasel sa up ass 4hr '' Elevator. @ sWasR
board service.
27I0 ONTARIO RID. N.W.-Refined, young.
employed lady to share large front room.
twin beds; best location; garage. 2.
2210 PA. AVE. NV. APT, 5o5--Larse.
front, bed room, windows, for gentleman.
1000 18th sT.-Beautifully 'furn. rm. for
refined gentleman; cool in summer; semi
private bath; $25. Phone Potomac o24o.
50I5 3rd ST N.W.-Front room With 2
closets, private shower, lavatory ana sink'
reasonable Georgia 1920. 2s.
I7o6 EUCLID ST. N.W.--Two lovely outside
rooms. pGiys,S pGiya,ss bath ssss shk' $3.50 monthly
aa6S0 18th ST. NW.-One single room, cool
and comfortable near car and BUS ines'
Gentleman only.
e27 A ST. NE-One large room suitable
for one or two adults; running water. Hea-
sonable. 20
I746 K ST. N.w.-LArge, quiet. corner
room for gentleman only; 2 closets. private
bath, separate entrance. phone. Apply Apts.
THE RoYAEToN, Apt. <0-TFont room.
slEassss Aass asn, npiss npovs.. 3 s thas:
nsfrict o717.
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

1873 ARLINGTON RIpdE-Attractiye
large. cool room. with quiet adult family:
continuous hot water: 10 minutes BY bus
to city: unlimited phone; preferably one
New bGnsslcw, hcms privileges; two other
sdylts; Nnlimitsd phone: CAL eveninsh
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

MOTOR TRAVEL.
DRIVING TO DALLAS TEX, ABOUT
June s; can take three; references. Phone
District $685. -
TO SAN DIEGO, CALF, VIA DALLAS
Tex. May 30; one or two. share gas and
oil. Phone Metropolitan 1899. 2p'
WANTED-GENTLEM PASSENGER TO
California who can drive; leaving July 4.
Phone Metropolitan b630. Apt. 709.
LEAVING FOR FLORIDA AND TEXAS
Sunday; accommodate 3: De Soto Airtiow.
Call Met. 77e7, ask for Mr.. OFFHOUSE.
LADY WITH CAR WILL TAKE PASSEN-
gers sightseeing, shopping; 81 so an hour.
Special rates for all day. References given.
Phone Emerson 5932.
DRIVING NEW YORK FRIDAY EVENING,
return Sunday p m; new car, radio.
Phone Adams 4345.
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HELP-MEN.

Lost and Found Advertisements
may ee found on page A-3. col
umn l
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furnished rooms. running water, senii-pri.
Vate bath; home cooking; downtown; rees.
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BILE room with shower; pnches: garden:
delicious food. Single rm. reas.. nr.
transp. 35H2 MACOMB ST.
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1903 18th ST NW-Vacsncies; walking
distance; unlimited phone; diGtinctivs
meals; showers; also furnished basement
room. oak floor.
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1919 10th ST. NW-Vacancy for gen-
tlemen; Double room, near bath. Cool and
clean BALANCED meals
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PERSONAL.

FALSE TEETH REPATRs WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory. sos 14th
NV. Open eve; Sun. 10-12: Met. 1888.
BARGAIN; OWNER WILL SELL SOME
lots in Columbia Gardens Cemetery near
half price. This IS q beautiful. non-sec-
tartan. perpetual care cemetery on Lee
tional Cemetery. Clarendon 96S-R.
GRAD. NURSE GIVES HYDRoTHERAPY
health treatments. colonic irrigation. Hours
by appointment Phone District 4S1S. 30e
WHEN DEATH STRIKES a FAMILY,
there is no need to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due to in
Y " Chambers Co offers ut,,. complssss ssn
World. finest waterproof. airtight, guar
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers for SS5 In case Of death call
the Greater W w. Chambers Co., l4th ST..
corner Chaplin n W.. Columbia 0432 Phone
or write our address. We will send you
beautiful catalogue Of how we do It.. 400
Chaplin st. NV, phone Columbia 0432. DIT
11th st. Sc. phone Atlantic 600.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED. BY MY
own method; results effective for q life.
time or money back Write for booklet;
WERnK ~ aEEss sS5 S5 s0MMHsHs NEE
DRESsMAKING. DESIGNING, ALTERING.
Miss Jester. formerly with Garfnckels.
JESTER SISTERS. Suite "a, lilo F st. n. W.
Phone National 9G51.
ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO.
ROOFING@SIDING-I
2125 r. AVE NE. POTOMAC 0200.
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1903 18th ST. NW.-Gentleman; room for
one or two, next to bath, now available;
fine food. variety
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1888 18th ST. N.W-Larze second-noor
'front.'; suitable 3 young people; beautifully
furnished; excellent meals S32 so. Phone
Columbia OF In
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PORTT,AND HOTEL.

14th AT THOMAS CIRCLE
Extra large comfortable sleeping rooms
from So single: private bath. $3.50 wk
2Ds
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1907 P ST. N.W.-Single rooms, one run
ming water, one shower; also double room
basement room. suitable 3 boys; newly
decorated home; excellent meals; walk.
dist. Govt. bldgs.: reasonable. 2ps
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MASTER BED ROOM. twin beds. large
closet. \ windows. private bath: excellent
home cooking; Is minutes downtown By
bus or car. Phone Emerson 1874.
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ernly furnished. phone. inner spring mat
tresSes. spacious dining rooms. excellent
meals reasonable 3ls
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1885 New Hamp-
SHIRE ave- double front rms. i single;
Summer rates. reasonable. North 9535
304 EAST CAPITOL-Attractiv room, ex-
cellent exposures. hne food properly pre-
pared and served
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

ONE EXPERIENCED, one experience un-
necessary; good character and appearance
required; will train you and furnish names;
outstanding investment banking situations;
can earn real money. Reply by letter only.
C. A. Smith. 230 Woodward Bldg.
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sITUATIONs-WoMEN.

GIRL, white (Norwegianl. experienced
chamber work, care of children; go any
where with family; references. Fnons
Natl. 01s0. Hansen.
LADY, refined, intelligent. wishes position
caring or children, elderly or employed
couple; motherless home; CHARACTER refer
ences: capable assuming full charge.
Address Box 4S1-M, Star ONCE
LADY wishes position as companion; VII VII
charge of home. Decatur 620l. Apt. 332 .
STENOGRAPHIC work or typing evenings
after pm. Phone Metropolitan o54o'
Apt. 622.
WAITRESS 4 years experience, desires
position. Call Lincoln 3S62.
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1872 MASS. AVE. N.W.-A newly opensd
club residence for young people; unAur.
passed location: all studio rooms; reaS.
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EXPERIENCED CREDIT
AND COLLECTION MAN
AGER FOR INSTALLMENT
FURNITURE ESTABLISH
MENT. STATE EXPERT
ENCE AND REFERENCES.
ADDRESS BOX 35-P, STAR
OFFICE.
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2 REAL ESTATE
statesmen
BRICKLAYERS

To sell new houses and brokerage prop
erty. Apply
SHAPIRO. 400 < St NV.
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WANTED.

Assistant auto parts manager Won
dertul opportunity for experienced man,
perience and qualifications. Address Box
ln-P Star nffice
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HELP WOMEN.

RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec, 1851. 1902
lth, has cooks maids, g.h.w., part-time
day workers. housemen, dishwashers.
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sITUATIoNs-MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE, colored. desire Job as chauffeur,
futier, cook or general housework. Ora
NADIA, Apt 12 1433 T st. NV.
GERMAN COUPLE well experienced. kiteh-
en- manager, cook, steward, putser, & %ane 1aca1 s1
manage estate or big private nome iVval y
references. Csll between 10-12 am, De-
catur 6362
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WANTED-ROOMS.

. REFINED WOMEN. Government VorE.TE.
want furnished room. grill PRIVILEGES reas
ssonable: private home. Address Box 1892,
Star ONCE.
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CAMERA REPAIRS.
Observation-Disclosures.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & d'ALBERT INC,
s16 10th st. NV. Phone National All
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES,

NEED stenographers, expert typists. book
keepers. dietaphone operators, experienced
and capable beginners. male and female
for daily openings. BOYD'S. 1899 St
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-06-19
Kirtland HOnOred By
 Masonic Grand Lodge

C. P Kirtland was elected to the position of Right Worshipful Junior Grand Warden at the 18th Com munication of the Grand Lodge of Washington which just closed at Ia coma.
 Although the Grand Lodge of Washington has exercised jurisdic- tion over Alaska for nearly GO years this is the first time an Alas kan has ever been chosen to any elective Grand Lodge office. As the elective offices of the Gran q Lodge are almost invariably ad- yanced he will advance to the high office Of Grand Master in 1889.
 Alr. Kirtland has been a Mason for the past sixteen years and is at present a member and Past Master Of White Pass Lodge No. l13, Skag- way. Alaska. For the past two years he has been District Deputy Grand Master of the third District and has had under his supervision the Masonic Lodges at Ketehikan. Petersburg, Juneau, Douglas and Ska away.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-06-19
Hazel B No. 2 Resumes .Stikine River Service

The Hazel B. No. took the Sti- kine sailing Tuesday afternoon with the following passengers for Telegraph Creek: Col c. s. Prag- nell. of the Canadian Department of Indian Affairs, Geo E. Norris Inspector of Customs, J. c. Simp- son. returning from a business trip east; Joe Obey, French Canadian prospector on his first trip to the Cassiar and Dennis and Pat Cal lison, who came in from the Peace river country by way of Edmonton. At Dease Lake they will join Thos. Mitchell who will arrive there by plane and the three will go by boat to Frances Lake where the young Callisons will work during the sum mer at the camp in development work of the Mitchell gold prop. critics.
 Round trip passengers included J. Wesley Cline, of Wrangell high school faculty, his father J. H. Cline. of San Jose, California, who is his guest, Arnold Krone. in charge Of services at St Philips Episcopal church, Miss Ann Palmer and Miss Frances Ward of the Bishop Rowe General Hospital nursing staff
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-06-19
TOBACCO co. OFFICIAL YACHT
 HOST SEVEN N. CAR0LINIANS

NJ E. Motsinger of Winston Salem. North Carolina. secretary of the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco com- pany is host to a party of seven from North Carolina, making theiI first visit to Alaska. MT Motsinger has the Campbell Church yacht Caroline under charter.
 Those in the party besides MT Motsinger are his son, M. E. Mot singer ir.. a student at the Univers- ity ot North Carolina; his daughter, Miss E. Motsinger; T F. Kicker son of Chapel Hill professor of civil engineering at the university; Frances Chatham; Alex Chatham, a student at Duke University; and sam A. Neaves a student at the University of North Carolina The latter three live at Elkin. All but Mr. Neayes are relatives of MT. Motsinger.
 The group will spend two weeks on the Caroline. making leisurely cruise of Southeastern Alaskan wa ters. They expect to devote much Of their time to fishing At the conclusion of the cruise they will board the North Sea at Ketchikan for the return tc the states.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-06-19
DELEGATE WITHDRAWS
 MINE BILL

WASHINGTON, D. c. - Objec- tions from the Territory have prompted Delegate Dimond 10 aE- nouuce that he would not press for enactment at this session of his bill to reduce the time for adverse claimants to protest grants of min ing claim patents in Alaska.
 He said that he had requested Senator Robert Wagner, democrat Of New York to kill the bill in com mittee It had already passed the house.
 "I thought at first that there could be no serious objection to this bill. but I have since received pro tests from old-time prospectors who are apprehensiye that it would place them at a disadvantage with the larger operators. Dimond as serted.
 The bill would limit the time for filng adverse claims To Go days after the close of publication. Exist ing laws allow eight months and were enacted. Dimond said, because hardshtps of travel and bad com munications in the Territory made it difficult for prospeetors to keep closely informed with developments.
 He said that he is considering re- introducing the measure at the next session of congress.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-06-19
CALIF0RNIANS PRAISE
 BEAUTIES OF ALASKA TRIP

MT. and Mrs. D. c. Wampler of Los Angeles were aboard the North Sea Monday southbound from mak- ing the lound trip southeastern A :. aska tour. They had beautiful sunny weather all the way and had just one complaint: their time in the various ports, with the excep- ton of Sitka, was too short They plan to come north again either next year or the year after. and with the knowledge gained from this trip, will arrange for stopovers so that they may have time to see and enjoy the country thoroughly.
 For the past several years. MT. and Mrs. Wampler spent their win ters in Los Angeles. Last year MT Wampler retired from business as a stockman and raneher at Dillon. Montana and with his wife, is now engaged in travelling about and hav- ing a good time. They can not understand why Alaska is not ad- vertised more as they think it is one of the most interesting. beauti- full and satisfying trips a traveller can make
The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-06-19
First Bonus Bonds Are
 Received At WrangeIl

Bonus bonds for fifteen yetera Is were received this morning at the Wrangell postoffice,, as a part of the cargo of baby bonds worth ap- proximately s1,650.000,000 e first to leave the twelve federal reserve banks at midnight June 14. Several weeks will be required for delivery of all bonds.
 Applications of 59 veterans were made at Wrangell through L NJ Campbell. service officer of the local Legion Post, the value of the payments to be received ranging from S200 to S157S.
 Strict regulations are imposed ia order to cash the bonus bonds stated B, Y. Grant. postmaster, who alone is authorized to witness the request for payment of bonds at Wrangell He issues a receipt for the bonds to the veteran concerned, no other person being permitted to sign for the registered package and thereafter a check on the treasurer of the United States payable To the veteran follows by mail