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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

GENTLE GIRL TO SHARE FURN. APT.
with others. Call Columbia s1l6, after
$40 pm.
? REFINED GENTLE YOUNG LADIES
to share lovely NV. apt. Call Adams 1873
. ROOMS. COMPLETE. INCL NEW BED
rm suite twin beds; lessee must buy furn.
$40 mo. Gil 6441. after 7:30 pm.
GENTLE GIRL TO SHARE LOVELY 3
Call ia. 0O29, AZ Emerson st. NV.
GIRL TO SHARE NICELY FURNISHED
apt. with other girls; Sc. section. Lin
coin 4372. Call after $50 pm
DEC. 1---2 GIRLS, GENTILEs. TO SHARE
NO. 1851 after 6 pm.
middle-aged husband empl.: rm. and board
for both in exchge. for wifes services.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED APT WITH .
bedrooms; will accommodate people; ne
. GENTLE GIRLS TO SHARE 2-BEDRM.
available Dec. ist. CHI. a707.
923 SHEPHERD ST. NW.-2-RM. APT.
Frigidaire, heat; hot water and utilities
pioyed couple Cali alter ) pm: GE. pa.
D'TowN,. 1924 H NV. LADY WILL
rs. nsr' pbSas gs gentle s ad psns ssns .er
sansa sasH Enes seSs 45 TSp sppF
ciates SURROUNDINGS: exclusive, spacious .
nm. apt: high, lovely. view, many features.
EN-. 3033. Sun. and ewes. after 7 pm.
ss54 ROCK CREEK RET Ir CHURCH ;a,t RD ! MA 1oor:
liberal allowance for taking care Of End
and 3rd floor bedrooms Ref. required.
47th AND MASS. AVE. Nw-sHARE
eentiie Gi !"n YOUNG lad lady a EN- 74si after pm
1926 PARK RD. N.w..-BAsEMENT APT,
living rm, bedrm., kitchen, bath 3 adults;
also twin bed sleeping room. Do not phone.
IN NEW APT. BLDG, 9 BEDRMs., LIv.
maid serv. Young Army oficer will share
furn. trsnsp LU. isis after I pm.
I4ss 18th ST NE. APT, WILL TURN
buyine furniture. Near Oates st. ne.
BRooKLAND-I R.. KIT, SMALL PORCH:
phene TO SSe smpSyesd
ONE emaidsss ROOM sann,. AMD kITcHEN a. EuEEsH5p
ing room. Ss1s 1sth St. NV.
WILL SHARE APARTMENT WITH NICE
girl. 1920 Fairmont st. NV, Apt. 406.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE 3-RM APT.
sa4' @ pSone none sdets s1eer pms % oR s 4ss4 1891 Mass
1st FL. .sEMI-DETAcHED. L.R. .BR..
kit. din, bath, recreation ROOM hardwood
moor. ultramOdern. available at once to
couple buying almost new complete fur
nishines for cash: on bus line, near Boiling
Field, convenient shopping center. TR.
1929 NEWTON ST. NW.-LOVELY LIv-
ing bed room, Pullman kitchenette refrig-
orator: one employed lady, $34 month.
TWO LADIES TO SHARE APT WITH ONE
other. 6S17 Georgia ave. NV. the Nor
mandie Ant. Phone Taylor 5714.
2 RMS, KITCHEN AND BATH. I025 goth
st: s., Arlington, Va. Phone jackson 2l06.
Adults only.
WANTED, JEWISH GIRLS TO SHARE
3-toom furn, apt. with one other. S2S mo.
2 LARGE ROOMA HALL. DNETTE.
Kitchen. bath. porch. utilities included:
from Dec. ! to March 1, no children, $50.
Call WO. 2209. 5 to 9 pm.
226 ASCOT PL N.E-ENTRE End FLOOR,
modern cony- near tranSportation; re-
GIRL 10 SHARE FURN. APART0TNT.
Northwest section. DE. 1900. Ext. 6O7
z7s
1905 CLIFTON 81. N.W-oUET RI
nned girl share arm. apt. With others:
entire moor, pvt. bath; al eonvens.:
S.5 mo.
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RooMs euRA,susn

COLORED-23O9 EYE ST. N.W-Larre
front room. furnished, for 2 or men,
very reasonable. ME- 0126.
COLORED-4l9 4th se-Furnished room
for 2; Christian home. Call Thursday.
Saturday, Sunday. from I'm. to pm
COLORED-7I6 3rd st. s.e.-Rm for 8
girls. and rm. for girls.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better service, ddDer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Cldssiffcdtions.
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MOTHER AND SON, age g, want janitors
quarters or basement room. Call after
8 pm. HO 27h'.
REFINED La wants nice, warm. single
room. occasio. kitchen privilege: good
TRANSFORMATION. Box 293E. Star.
GENTLEMAN, author; cultured. total alb
stalner and no smoker. wdower. seeks
large room and bath with small, coneenial
family. Prease write details. Box USE,
Star o6s
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HOUSES UNfURNlsHgb.

RENT TO RELIABLE. PERMANENT
tensnG lor use as private home only. de-
tached. corner house near 18th and New
moor; ! bedroom. living room, dining room,
rec. nall, sun porch, kitchen, pantry and
iavatory on lst floor; .h.-wh tcoaD. Sell
Ren supply E1w 81 eoal u sslar to
l014 Vt. ave, DI. 621O
BEAUTIFuL CONN. AVE. HOME. NO
53lb-In new condition. 10 rooms 4
paths Immediate occupancy S225 mo
TMEFn Ta1 FEmerson GS s i2so until 9 pm. r. A.
BETH nETMEsBA-s.RooM "a HOUSE, BED
.ssiIs6le Nov a s6 slss :0 ca af1t wi sa5sss sess
brick. 5 rooms and bath. autonstie nsheiasp hest'
air conditioned; So. 80: references; DOS,
session Dec. st. TR. O307.
INDIAN SPRING, MD,
Newly completed detached, ssbestos
shinsled BUNGALOW, large rooms, tiled
bath. built-in tub shower. modern Kitchen.
inrEs .ot; full basement, exclusive section.
rnDEEAL FINANCE Co. BIS New York
Greenwich Forest Section.
second T0os ocr Oh. S.ths s.soom mr. ana snr bath n
Isl noor; thoroushiy reconditioned ION on lot lot
9s0;i,s.. 91O03aS.. , slI fenced; can be used for 2
Per month. For further details see MR.,
NYCE. 2o1 Investment Building. 18th and
1894 42nd ST. NV.
Newly remodeied.. detached. 3 rooms. 4
baths. fun easement, garase.. lovely loca.
= ssSsss ies Co. Sis E:s
York ave. NV.
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ROOMS WANTED,

MARRIED COUPLE desire heated fur
nished | or room kitchenette and bath
apt. Prefer NV. area. Box 470-B. Star.
BUSINESS WOMAN, best ref. wants quiet
furn. room or one-room apt, running
water, vicinity Conn. ave, not above r.
walking distance downtown State price.
Box 26s-E, Star. 20
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KALORAMA CIRCLE NV.

1A1AiOIINIWh OIIOIE IN w.
Dignif1ed Colonial residence in Washing
tons most exclusive section. furnished with
distinction and charm; master bedrooms
and 3 baths. guestroom suite. servants
wing, new storm sash equipment through
out: large garage. lovely rose garden with
fountain, inclosed by high stockade fence
immediate OCCUPANCY. CO. 7244 Sunday
and evenings ME. 1850 weekdays,
MAN-BRAWNER,
Exclusive Agents
SMALL ESTATE. JUST OVER THE DIS
trict line, Just of Western ave, l n acres,
beautifully wooded. with small stream: de-
tached stone. has living room, dining room
kltchen on lst floor. bedrooms and bath
on 2nd: bedroom and bath on 3rd: huge
living porches: coal heat (auto. Iron Fire
man,; nan; new-house condition; 2-car garage:
nSc0 per mo To inspect over holidays
phone GE., 2900 for appointment
L. T. GRAVATTE,
20 18th st. Realtor MA. O753.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.


NEW BUNGALoW-2 BEDRMs., LIVING
rm dinette, kitchen. recreation rm; conv,
to Boiling Field and Naval Air; SI25:
refs. required Box $685.. Star.
WOODSIDE FOREST-NEW GROOM -
bath home on corner lot, completely fur
= =convenient to schools and bus. SMITH q
GOTTLIEB. Shepherd sO62
IN KENSINGTON. "YE OLD HOMESTEAD
-Attractively furnished, ) bedrooms, CEN
yer nall: living rooms, large dining rm.
poorches; 15Qx15O corner lot; auto. heat:
S25O monthly. CoFFMAN REALTY CO,
VERY LIVABLE, NEW CENTER-HAII,
rst oeE; Beautifully furnshed s a1ss4ry res}rcted cd
month Cali wo s6o7. $50 ''aat,on to 1850 'a a m
g ROOMS. 3 BEDROOMS, IA BATHS,
lnreplace, Grand piano. bult-in garage,
IaIse lot. WI. $40, thursday.
ARMY OFFICER WILL sUBLET HIS NEW
big yard; bus at door: ST 50. Apply oSiI; oSI5
Flower ave. Silver Spring Md. DIXIE
REALTY CO. MA $3.50
REFINED, GENTLE COUPLE IN THEIR
;.Gs; Wif, TO ouSa share small fnrn suburban bung
CHEVY CHASE D. C. DETACHE
brick, attractively furn: 3 bedrooms. 2
s,,us At corner nero $50, Phone for apt, Ma
s to 10, Woodiey $500. Ext. 5i5-D' e'e''
4 MOS. FROM DEC. 1st; 3-BEDRM.
house. furn,, large living .rm,. fireplace,
modern elec. kitchen. porches, hot-water
heat; transp. by door. Vienna 204-W
DOCTORS HOME IN HYATrsvILLE: CO.
ing INTO service: rooms, 2l2 baths Gear
garage. mi; nr. stores, schools churches
Call Taylor 2l6G
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT and soda fountain conces-
owner has other interests; excellent op-
nortunitv for responsible party. Apply in
person to Louis Krieger, YMCA, 18th and
q etc n u o6s
Evening star., 1942-11-25

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates:
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
ing q Storage Co. TAYLOR 2937.
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pAvENPORT-BED and overstuffed chair.
hoor lamp, draperies: excellent condition:
reasonable. Call NE. 6043 after 9. m.
pINING ROOM, beautiful e-pc, mahosany.
Duncan Phyfe, shield-bsck chairs. custom
p,ads pad. 3423 Mt. Pleasant st. Cost
$3.50, sell for Sg5.
Evening star., 1942-11-25
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

106 HOLLY AVE. TAKOMA PARK
Entire second floor unfurnshed apt, 4
large % rooms large kitchen, center hall
Evening star., 1942-11-25

80 UNFURN. AND . FURN HOUSES.
also bungs in Chevy Chase. Bethesda, Sill
yer Spring and Takoma Park, from S6.45D
to $4,000. All honest values Call MR.
McDEVIT-H for details 1nn1 -
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1905 18th ST. NW.--Vacancy in lge. front
rm. for girl good meals. Walking distance.
1906 18th ST. NW-Very close in. Ex-
pont l1S6
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S6,500-CORNER, BRICK BUNGALOW,
mr. Alabama ave and D C. line Sc 5
rms. and bath. . finished rms. in attic.
full basement INV h.. large level lot. front
porcn. Only years old Call Mr. Fiippo
with REALTY ASSOCIATES, Executive
] 5,H: after q o m Lincoln nnHn
Evening star., 1942-11-25

GENTLEMAN WISHES ONE OR TWO
furnished rooms with bath and garage or
small furnished BUNGALOW and garage: in
Washington or suburbs no children, no
pets. Box 213-E Star n6s
Evening star., 1942-11-25

BUNGALOW, CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN
tWoodridge section)-Lovely r and bath
with sun parlor on first floor. Two fn-
ishec rms. on 2nd floor and complete o-rm,
KIT and bath apt. in basement. Separate
entrances, etc.) Over soft frontage,
lovely flowers. trees, shrubbery, etc. Newly
renovated from top to bottom. Price,
$3.50; Prooerty is clear. Good terms.
E. A. GARVEY DI 45OS
Evening star., 1942-11-25

SEE All DE RUssEY PARKWAY TODAY
brick. rms, baths, oil
heat, gar, large lot. . blks from Wis.
ave ave and only few blks. past District
line This is bargain at S12,5n0.
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC, 1922 18th
St EX 152o until % m
Evening star., 1942-11-25
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
5. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING,


100000 feet of standing timber
tmostly virginl for sale. on Bullock estate
near Soudan, Va. Box 6-E, Star. 26'
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

17@5 PARK RID. N.W-Double room, twin
beds: gentleman; unlimited phone; good
meals; S37 each MI 1859
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
tContinued.)

10th AND DECATUR N.W.-Conv. bus ard
trolley. Lee., quiet rm., next bath: uni
phi: gentile gentleman. No other roomers.
400 Piney Branch rd. GE 1853
Evening star., 1942-11-25

s7,75O-4 BEDROOM DETACHED HOME,
in ne. section, close to Catholic U. and
all conv.: elec. refg., oil heat, sar.: house
is roomy and in good condition. Owner
anxious to leave city: terms. REALTY
ASSOCIATES. Executive 1872" until 9 p m.
COLUMBIA HGTS., NEAR CENTRAL HIGH,
3-story house and basement, converted
into five furnished apts. Gross income
s30S monthly. Price Of house. furniture
and furnishings and five auto. refrisera-
tors. S12.750 For appt. call Mr. Sharnof,
EN-. 2527. WAPLE & JAMES. INC, DI.
Evening star., 1942-11-25

LARGE, DELIGHTFUL ROOM. fireplace,
Tor executive or higher up. Call after Is
IL
Evening star., 1942-11-25

COAT--Excellent value. black, 1905 virsin
Forstmann woolen fitted coat, silver fox
collar. perfect condition: size IL. SS5.
Phone Adams S426.
COATS, black seal, S25; wine wool Ss:
vine wool, raccoon collar. So: plaid re-
Versible, So; black and green suits SIS ca;
plaid sport Jackets 81 ea.; sizes 1915.
Call RA o25S
Evening star., 1942-11-25

All types and sizes, S4.95 up: limited
quantities. Open evenings and Sunday.
Supply Center. 230 4th s.w 26s
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DOWNTOWN.
1909 18th at K--Attfsctive sinsis room
for lady, next bath; reas
Evening star., 1942-11-25

1870 NEWTON ST. N.W.-Large front
room suitable for > or ). twin beds, y
large closets. on bus line co l1an
Evening star., 1942-11-25

CALCULATORS, Marchant and Monroe
elec,. Al opnd, Bare tSuN1 co. 1923.
Weekdays 1112 14th st, NV, DI. 1872.
CHINA CLOSET, oval slass front; side
board and round table. oak. Phone Frank
lin 5337.
Evening star., 1942-11-25

S6,250-BUNGALoW. ALL BRICK. 5
ROOMS and bath, auto. h.-w.h., good
neighborhood in Sill. Spg.. several oak trees
and dogwoods "a block to bus. r p.
RIPLEY. SH. 1880; eve, Sill Spg O66s
Evening star., 1942-11-25
FARM 8 GARDEN.

AARRw ROCKS, r. {. RedI white Leg
Store, ele Z ct. NV. Metropolitan 00ee,
Evening star., 1942-11-25

PIANO. Knabe, grand-A 6-foot, ebony
hnlsh grand, completely reconditioned in
our shop. beautiful instrument for some
one looking for a good piano at a reason
able price. ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO CO
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-18
NURSES AIDES ! INTERVIEWED IN
 MEETING TODAY

About IA applicants for the Jul neau Nurses Aide Course reported this morning in the Territorial De- partment of Health. where the chairmen of the Nurses Aide com mittee gave personal interviews to all applicants.
 Women who are working and were unable to report this morning, are asked to come at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the Health Department, to have their interviews.
 As soon as the interviewing is complete, Nurses Aides will be called to a meeting where the time and place of classes will be discussed.
 Taking the interviews today were Mrs. Fred Geeslin, Nurses Aide Chairman, Mrs. Mary K. Cauthorne Special Nursing Representative in Alaska for the American Red Cross, and Mrs Harley Turner, Recruit ing Chairman. Kenneth MacCor- mac, Red Cross Director for the Territory also was present.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-18
CHARLES 4. WHEELER, LABOR C0k(ILIAT0R,
 HERE FROM INTERIOR

Charles A. Wheeler, United States Commissioner of Consolidation with the United States Department of Labor, returned yesterday from Fairbanks where he has spent the last three weeks conducting nego- tiations between the International Mine, Mill and Shelter Workers and the United States Smelling and Refining Company. Negotia- tions have not been concluded, MT. Wheeler said.
 MT. Wheeler will remain in Jun- eau for a short time after which he expects to leave for Hyder to look into situation that has de- veloped between the aerial tram way workers and the tungsten mine at that place.
 After completing his work at Hyder, MT. Wheeler will return 10 Juneau before proceeding to his headquarters in Portland, Oregon.
 Tn Juneau, MT Wheeler makes his headquarters at the Juneau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-18
RED GROSS HAS BOARD MEETING
 LAST EVENING

The Red Cross Chapter Board of Directors met last night in Juneau, with John Newmarket, chairman, presiding.
 Other members of the Board in clude R. E. Robertson, vice-chair- man, Allen Shattuck, treasurer, M. H. Sides, secretary, w. s. Pullen and Kenneth MacCormac, Terri torial Director.
 Names of service chairmen ap- pointed by MT. MacCormac we're approved by the committee. These include Mrs. Florine Housel, Can teen and Nutrition; Mrs. Fred Geeslin, Nurses Aides; w. s. Pull len, Disaster chairman and Holgar Larson, First Aid, and Mrs. R. H. Williams, Home Nursing.
 1t was decided that the Board shall meet on the second Tuesday of each month hereafter for the duration. At each monthly meet ing. the service chairmen will sit with the Board and make their monthly reports. The meetings will be held in the Penthouse of the Alaska Electric Light and Power Go.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-18
'UNH0LY pARTNER5' 'I5 SCHEDULED FOR
 CAPITOL THEATRE
Edward C. Robinson. Ed- ward Arnold Again
 Share Spotlight

Treating the newspaper field as a standard part of the American scene, and it's workers as average human beings, "Unholy Partners the new M-G-M picture which will open tomorrow at the Capitol The atre screen. gives Edward G. Rob- inson another brilliant opportunity in a newspaper role and emerges as absorbing entertainment.
 Ably abetted by the veteran actor, Edward Arnold, and by such up-and-coming M-G-M personali- ties as Laraine Day, Marsha Hunt and William T. Orr, the picture unfolds dramatic story of the conflict between a tabloid editor and New York racketeer, the for mer played by Robinson; the latter by Arnold.
 Because Arnold is his only pos sible source of finance, Robinson accepts him as a partner, confident that he can build great news paper and expose the racketeering conditions of New York in the free -and-eaSy twentieS.
 They battle over policy, and on a number of occasions Robinson risks his life in gambling houses freuuented by the underworld and ruled by Arnold. Arnold has financial hold on the father of Marsh Hunt, which forces her to be attentive to him although her heart is with William Orr. When the showdown comes, Arnold flash es a gun and in the struggle Rob- inson kills him. Knowing that he cannot continue as an editor, he joins a transatlantic flight which is destined to fail.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-18
DOW, JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: Industrials, 107.55: rails, 26.87: utilities. 1150.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-18
KAY MITCHELL IS MARRIED TO
 MIR. |. L0RENz

Last Saturday evening in Fair banks, an informal but pretty cere- mony in the Presbyterian Church united in marriage Miss Kathryn Marie Mitchell, fomerly secretary to the superintendent of Juneau Schools, and Leo Charles LorenZ, pilot for Pan American Airways. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. R. Roland Armstrong at o'clock.
 The lovely brunette bride wore i frock of beige wool with a cor sage of white sweetpeas and Cecil Bruner roses and a single strand of pearls.
 Is Attendant
 Miss Alice Johnson of Juneau, who flew to Fairbanks last week to be maid of honor for the bride, wore a sheer dress of dark brown with a corsage of Talisman roses and a double strand of pearls which was the brides gift to her.
 Mrs. Chet Mover sang before the ceremony, "Oh Promise Me" and after the service, T Love You Truly"
 Acting as best man for MT. Lor- eng was Joe Walton, also a PAA pilot and Mir Lorenz' roommate. Ushers were other. PAA fellow workers, Charles Carmody sand Emerson Bassett. Fred Koshmann was organist.
 After the ceremony, the couple held reception for the 50 we'd ding guests in the apartments of Hartman T. DeMers and Emerson Bassett, PAA officials. There the bride cut the wedding cake and punch was served.
 Those asked to serve included Mrs. DeMers, Mrs. Eugene Yar- brough Edythe Young of Juneau Mrs. Riley Sipes and Alice John- son.
 Attend Wedding
 Out guests attending the wedding were Hills Trembeth, John Howe, Bert Lien and Roy Holm, all of Seattle, MT. and Mrs. Ali N. Monsen and Mrs. Helen Webster of Juneau, and Major E. T. Yarbrough.
 MT. and Mrs. Lorenz will be at home in the Lathrop Apartments in Fairbanks. Mrs. Lorenz, daught- CT of MT. and Mrs. George J. Nit chell of Nyssa, Oregon, has been visiting her parents there since finishing the last school year in Juneau, where she taught commer- cial subjects and was A. B. Phillips secretary. She formerly taught school at Eugene, Oregon, and is
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-18
Linen Shower
 Is Given for
 Mrs. Mclaughlin

Miss Elizabeth Terhune and Miss Betty Sharpe entertained last eve ming in their adjoining apartments in the Assembly, honoring Mrs. Gerald Mclaughlin (Elaine HouseD {, popular Juneau bride.
 Sixteen guests were invited to the dessert bridge and two tables were in play in each apartment.
 Honors were won by Mrs. Cath erine Gregory, Mrs. Esther Metzgar and Phyllis Jenne.
 A shower of lovely linen gifts was given the recent bride of Lieut.. Mclaughlin of Chilkoot Barracks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-18

a graduate of Oregon State Col lege in Corvallis, Ore.
 MT. Lorenz is the son of Charles Lorenz of Winona, Minnesota. He flew for Northwest Air Lines be- fore going to Pan American on the Seattle to Fairbanks run.
 Miss Alice Johnson, the brides attendant, is remaining in the h. terior for short visit with friends. She is on leave from the Unem- ployment Compensation Commis- sion Office here in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-18
FUNERAL TOMORROW
 FOR TONY SIMIN

Final rites for Tony Simin, Doug las store owner murdered in his place of business last Thursday night, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Chapel of the Charles w. Carter Mortuary.
 The Rev. Edward Budde will conduct the funeral mass. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-18
Miss Mary Stewart Leaves for School
 In Massachusetts

To enter Mt. Holyoke College in South Hadley, Massachusetts, Miss Mary Stewart, daughter of B. D. Stewart of Juneau, left for the south this morning.
 Miss Stewart will visit for sev- eral weeks in Seattle before pro- ceeding east. She attended the University of Washington two years ago and during the last summer has been in charge of the book store and library at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-18
Anna Lois Davis Returns from
 Vacation South

Miss Anna Lois Davis, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. w. Davis, has returned to Juneau from Seattle where she has been since June l.
 Miss Davis went south to attend the Rainbow Girls convention, held in the Puget Sound city and after it was concluded, visited with her family at their summer home on Whidby Island.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-18
U. OF W. OPENING
 DATES ARE GIVEN

Tn response to several queries from parents, A. B. Phillips, Superintend- ent of Juneau Public Schools, has obtained information as to the open ing dates of the University of Wash ington.
 Registration for new students will be taken between September IA and September 26. Instruction will begin on September 28.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-18
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. Aug. l8. = Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 2is, American Can 67M, Anaconda 26Ia, Bethlehem Steel SAYS, Commonwealth and Southern 3i16, Curtiss Wright 6sl, International Harvester 49, Kenner colt 30A, New York Central 9ss Northern Pacific 64, United States Steel 48M, Pound $4l04.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-18
LEAVES FOR sITKA

Ernest Parsons, of the Parsons Electric Company. has left for Sitka with Alaska Coastal Airlines to spend some time at his branch store.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-18
RETURNS TO sITKA

Harold Bates, who formerly prac- ticed law in Juneau, left today with Alaska Airlines for Sitka where he has been located for the last several months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-18

The British Government in urg- ing economy in the purchase of pottery estimated that 90 million cups are broken each year in that country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
American Beauty Mattresses

ALL new modern 2-pc living room suite
factory closeouts: must dispose; 81
terms WARDS, 7i34 Harper store onl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

ATTRACTIVE values The cheapest or the
best. We have them. Come In and look
around and SAVE. We VIII give you
square deal.
UNCLE SAWS Outlet. 400 Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Lumber, Building Materials

"A BERRY STEEL FRAMED overhead ga
rage door. low as $50. We. 6-36OO.
ALTERATIONS. additions. attic rooms
roofing and siding. We take entire Job or
furnish material only; no down payment;
INTERSTATE ASPHALT LUMBER co.
Mound Rd. ana Ten-Mle RI.
| Center Line lI22. SLocum sisi2
prick siding. asphalt roofing. moderniza-
ia eonst. 1879 Gratiot AR. 5lli
CONCRETE septic tanks installed; S-person
capacity. S2f.70; also septic tanks
cleaned: easy monthly payments. Open
Mon. Thurs. and Friday ewes Hygiene,
COTTAGE rooms. natn: .4x20. S3I2.
Kitchen and Bathroom Outfits
CONsUMERs-lif2O Jos. Campau
LARGE and small fire doors with labels:
g. I-beams. 800 gallon tanks. Town
send s-i23s.
MoDERNIZE. repair; years 10 pay. Rep
resentaatiye VIII call Grand River Lum
Der. RE. o104.
4 ROOMS and bath. We hnanee
Weeks LumSer-6fO0 =, Davidson
-HsEb -piywvod.- sar-su XXI strips.
he per hneal IT,; work benches. 35c
LIBERTY LUMBER. 500 RADCLIFFE
SMITH-ORR CO.
ROOFING. ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS, ASBESTOS SIDING. LUMBER
MILLWoRR. SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
WHOLESALERS
7 ACRES or BUILDING SUPPLIES
1881 w. WARREN. Phone OREGON u7O0l
2-CAR garage. all materials comp, SI42 so
Fillmore Lumber. 282Oi Gratiot. Rose. 1850
LEAR GARAGE, SIs3 U. :. Housewreck-
Ing. 1895 DeQuindre.