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Evening star., 1943-11-06
HELP MEN.

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation OF
statement of availability from his
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-11-06
HELP WOMEN.

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not he hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation Of
statement of ayaila bllity from her
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-11-06
HELP WOMEN,

YOUNG LADIES to train as
bank bookkeeping machine
operators, no experience nee
essary; however, familiarity
with adding machine and the
principles of bookkeeping will
prove helpful. If you are in
terested in learning banking,
answer this ad, giving age,
education, experience and
references. Box SID, Star.
NURSE OR GOVERNESS.
,or Professional tnns family wants Young woman
Of me ive in or gut ont n attrsatTe sehp"
house IN District Less than 10 minutes
beKee1 Sak from sns Sns ipe ne c2 Saturday eve
WO. 2527. '''''" ~
WANTED, AT ONCE!
Temporary stenographcrs, well quail
asd as1 we need you See Mr.. Mclean,
Saleslady-Drug Store.
General drugstore selling, good salary,
good hours, no Sunday work Colonial
Pharmacy. 1ll3 10Th st. NV.
.BOOKKEEPER TYPIST, 39-hr
Wk.; permanent position. MA.
1852, WI. 5134.
WOMAN, experienced, fire and
casualty insurance; manage in
surance department of estab-
lished firm; splendid opportunity
and future. Replies confidential.
Box 391-B, Star.
WANTED, SWITCHBOARD
OPERATOR.
secretaral service. Call AID. 1900 for
appointment.
YOUNG LADY, experienced
| IN handling credit and col
lections; good salary. Apply
H. Abramson & Co., 1882 7th
St NV
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HELP MEN & WOMEN


ADJUSTMENT CLERK. exrerIcnced in dry
cgsnine c4r an and laundr@ APPLY personnel
ASSORTERS, laundry or dry cleaning ex-
perlenCed steady position, good salary
Apply personnel ofite, 735 Lamont st.
COMPTONETER OPERATOR. one who can
deserve advancement 10 JUNIOR auditor
within short period The WORK is quite
different and more pleasant than usual
Salary is 50 loo. for a d4-hour week
Essential To wa effort and WIN an cx-
ce!lent future. Give ace, experience and
health condition IN your reply Salary m
crease IN SIX months If ability IS shown
Boy ISL H. Star
DRiFTSMAN. .unIor, map. good Iettrrer.
familiar subdivision work compu+inr
Write fully experience. dratt status. sal
ary expected Submit snapsho-. Sa npIcs
q lettering, not rctlrnahle Box 26-D.
Star.
MAN AND WIFE, general housevo~s. no
COOKING GRAFT exempt Some experience
m gardening. Comfortable room and
Na b. lHH" Emerson 81 n "
MAN AND WIFE. colored no children.
o. farm nearby Nd. for general farming
VIE tn Go houSework- permanen' lob for
obcr reliable couple F1rr house with
CCcririty and running water, sos mo.
G.. ai n'-l 1th 81. nv
TiMt CLERK. afternoon and carly eve
N'rg hours tday week, permanent posi-
non Apply Mr Lord. timokeepcr Emer-
Ecncy Hospital. 11ll New YORK ave NV
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PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS
APPLES AND SWEET CIDER.
OPEN WEEKDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
Out Georgia ave 5 miles To G1enmount.
sieht on Route 1s2 miles. w w. Moore,
sandy Spring, Nd. Ashton 2471.
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MACHINISTS

For defense plant; 54-hr. week. good work
lng conditions. Also unskIlled labor who
can adapt themselves to machine shop
work. Must have release or certificate Of
availability Apply Bowen & Co, Inc,
41lc Bethesda ave. bethesda, Nd
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HELP MEN tconf.,.

sataand esli o7eF eP 1862 fS5 lob shop
Ps4 sas.ygs oPs1stoT Mz tu1| gjoi also
enced: night or day work. Apply after 10
am;' sfb' Qid New Orleans Restaurant 1914
ROOM CLERK. must be experienced; night
aTditor snn Or also 80 - S155 month Apply in per
SPh; SRih Mr, Nash. mana@er. Hotel Lafayette,
SALESMAN 't to Ca Cali p'S ON established whole
lamela Ials 'rsdsi sfs4 compensation open Co.
SALESMAN. capable OF, assuming. respon-
sibility of business establishment for own
M M HAS ssr' ana msa we eScen e5es
salary; short hours; no SUNDAYS. Icons
sTRvieE srATios a 14tf A4rESpASr &
and UP North a5ss. ''''''"' 'Si"'S' '4'
sHoPMENLMechanics and helpers to
SODA SODA Afoi rGn "?az MANAGER ct o93 Excellent
deberr dePbeIIanIy o5T p start See Dr. Han
SODA MAN. experienced. for night work
hhpply Austerlitz Pharmacy, 1887 Colum-
TIMER, TIM experiensesd in putting on metal
roofs, Euttering flashing S13. See Mr.,
TIRE .CHANGERs for r essential work in
vulcanizing shop. Good salary and work
ing conditions, Ben Hundiey, 344s I4th
TRICK DRIVER. white: s3l week; 40
hour week. Columbia Hotel Supply Co,
steadz work Hoo6er 5"aeq CO. sooq s1i iSaSrss nv
uSHERS wanted. See Mr.. Hodes after ;
WATERS colorcd, ): sandwich and and 'a bar
boz boz Elk, EkS Club, aIa \ st; NV,
WEATHER LIE STRIPPERS. big pay, steady
39n' 1a Plaherty Bros, Inc, 1882 Mt O!iYet
500 PER wK, for exper watch repair
man Write Jewel Box, 173 N, Liberty
Do YOU want want an interesting position
doing light mechanical work. steady iot
ing oreanzston'% % We viii Win pay ag Soa oplS'Rhd whe
ineton Rand, Inc, 1918 L ST. NV
CASHIER FOR LIQUOR, STORE,
IA. 677o after pm ' ''''''
ELEVATOR MECHANIC who is expert
@ encsd IN repairs and service, this is ?
Wages plenty OF work, time and half for
ECHO ;, ElEyAToR EVA, 2es 4 ELEcTRIc LES ,e, co,
ARMATURE WIN10ER-We need gooc
mechanic 10 whom We will give stcady
work at good wages; Also could use a
ECHO ELEvAToR VAT ,Is's & tEbfa!Gfsf EGEcTRfc CO..
6l3 NEW YORK AVE. NV
Executive Cost Accountant
Experienced in building construction, 70,
new D. c. housing project permanent 90.
Sition with prlvate builder, salary open
Write Box l32-D, Star
FIREMAN,
Coored man; in large building. See
CLIFTON TERRACE
l4th and Clifton Sts. NV
PORTER,
S35 week; good hours, steady work 25l6
Columbia pike. Arlington, Va
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WAREHOUSE MEN.

We need several YOUNG men Tor ware
house work; can earn $50 for 4S-hr
week to start. with advancement I'd 20
ttH.a0 after & weeks NATIONAL BIS
CUT CO 336 Randolph pl ne
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AFTERNOON MAID, ! pm thr0ueh 8
2 clock dinner, general houSeVOrk. cook
ms NAV live in Phone EN- Il5F
CHANRFRNIAV W sITFTSS. colnrod room
ana bath 3rd floor, So mo. 3f4s 34th
ul. nv OR ffI"
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SECRETARY

To service club administrator: Interesting
var work for girl capable OF assuming
responsibility: 44-hour week; $3.50. MA.
Evening star., 1943-11-06

Small branch Once. Morton Sa't Company
trood hours. starting salary. Pheasant work
WIN five Young Ladies AprIv Nj Carlson,
Room 3H2 Evonne S'ar building
FAMOUS DANCE STUDIO
teaching positions. no experience rpccs-
Sar" College graGUatcS with pleasing
persona !I'los. Apply in person be- weon
10 aud ~ 2 M Mon TveS Wed
ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIO.
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.
SITUATIONS pOMEsTIc

COiPlE, colorcd, cook and houseman: ex-
ocflcnced. GOOD reference. HO. 1896
Evening star., 1943-11-06

To take charGe Of small. cafeteria in Alcx-
andrla dayVork, good salary, pleasant
surroundircs: must have had previous food.
cafeteria or restaurant experience Reply.
giving telephone number, age and business
pNnPrtprCr n
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-05
DOI.G
Povest
GIRL DREKONJA
Povest

| Din dveh bitij Sc je. lovil pc
sobi. Pref, dokler je bila Nanica
sama, sc j je zdelo vse prazno,
gluho, kakor da so Sc stene raz-
maknile dalec nekam; zdaj ko
:je bill Felix's tn, je cutila, kakor
da je SODA prepolna, natlacena,
da mora zdai, zdaj jekniti in Sc
razpociti. Njegov din Sc je cd
bijal cd ste, IL vseh kotov je
prihajal. Mislila je, da ga mora
cuti hisa in vas.
"Nehajva, Felix's, Pojdi!"
"Tako me imas torej rada?
Odgovorila si!" Feliksove bese-
de so bile izrecene z grenkob-
MIN glasom. "Grem, Nanica, pa
Sc hos Sc jokala "a mano. Sc lie
pozneje hos spoznala, kako sem
te incl rad" Zganil Sc je, ka-
kor da bi hotel vstati, vendar
je obsedel ma skrinji.
"Mogoee me imas res rad; ne
VEN, a mislim, da nisem cate,
da bonn naposled ostala sama":
Ia Nanico so potekali odlocil-
nj trenutki. Poprej je mislila,
da DO z lahkoto prerezala med
tenn, kar je bio, in med tenn,
kar maj DO; zdaj je pesala, uni
kala Sc je sama pred sabo.
"Nanica, samo tebe, Mani
ca" Felix's je polozil roko cez
njena pleca, jo narahlo prijel "a
ramo ter jo ~pritegnil k sebi.
"Rekel 81, da me imas samo
rad" Beside je povedala sko-
70 v joku. Hitro je odmaknil
roko.
"Samo rad te man." Felix's
je govoril o ljubezni. sepetal je;
besede so paddle ko skrivnost v
Nanicino uho. P~oslusala je in lie
vcasih kaj malega odgovorila.
Kradoma, ma lahko, rahlo je po-
lozil Felix's roko zopet ma ramo.
Dekle je skoraj nj cutilo, priva-
dilo Sc j je in jo pustilo.
Neslisno je noe tkala cas-,
Spodaj v izbi je bila ura, usesa
so preslisala glas. Pokoj je
strazil oh oknih, da Sc MISC zga-
Mia. Vas je spala.
Felix's in Nanica sta sedela
ma skrinji. Roka je p~ocivala ma
ramenu. BESIDE so bile THE,
skoraj tako THE ko misli. L.
Ma vasi je lapel prvi petelin,
Nenadni glas je splul- dalee v
mirno noe; Nanici Sc je zdelo.
kakor da ga je slisala tik pred
oknom.
"Pozno je ze!" Vstala. je '
strahu. "Pojdi!"
"Zazvizgal bonn, ko zopet pri-
DEM" Felix's Sc je popel ma O.
kno, stopil rocno ma lestev ter
izginil. Sc par lahkih korakov
nato tihota.
Nanica je postala pr odpr'
tenn oknu. Had jo je objel. '
oceh je zacutila trudnost; See
mele in pekle so jo. Zaprla j
veke; pred ocmi SO Sc bliskale
in krizale cudne podobe, mee
i mimi so Sc ukresavale iskre
Zaprla je okno in sla v poste'
Ito. Rada hi bila zaspala, po'
kazala Sc je ssvetloba v podob
dobe MISC hotele ugasniti. Pri
; solnca, z~aplesala je v krogu
, nato je zacela padat. v prame'
} nth je lila navzdol, naprej, ma
i pref; nj je zmanjkalo. Zopet j
= zaplesalo pred ocmi, prikazal 81
je Tone. Plul je ma .siroki vod
brez valov; obraz je incl obr
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-05

"Ali pride? - o, da ne bi
prisel! - In &c ga ne boz?
Bala Sc je prihoda, trepetala
:je " strahu; zopet 81 je zelela,
da hi Sc zazibala pod oknom
senca.
"ce ga KIDD. zapazi? Ali je
prav, da hodi tako ma skriv-
mem? Sam hoce.. Tone je hodil
drugaee, zvecer je prisel v IL
DO, ko SO bill Sc vsi pokoncu."
Nanica Sc bojevala sama S Sc
boz, nihala je med Tonetom in
Feliksom.
"Nocoi mu povem. Nj prav
tako. Sal ne misli zares". V dnu
duse je prisepnil tajen glas.
"Ne hos mogla odreci; vsi tvoji
sklepi Sc. bodo zrusili!" Udusiti
je hotela ia glas, ga prevpiti q
novim, Sc trdnejsim sklepom;
borila Sc je zaman. -
Spomnila Sc je ma DOM Gee,
brata, vsi so bill poslusni ME
govemu ocetu. Glas je zopet 60
voril; Use hos borila samo tt?
Sc hos upirala? Odkod hos je-
mala moci? Preslaba 81! ORA
garjev je. Najbogatejsega kme-
ia SIM" :',:
"Nocoj .koncam" Misel je IL
govorila skoraj ma glas. V tenn
trenutku Sc je zazibalo v IRA
ku; lestev je podrsala ma rahlo
oh zidu. Nanica Sc je zdrznila,
din Sc il je ustavil. Cakala je
ko brez moci. Okno Sc je zastr-
10. Felix's je potrkal.
Nanica je pocakala Sc trenu'
tex, nato je odprla.
"Kako sem Sc bala, da tie kdo
vidi. Lestev :jes prislonjena Ok
zidn!'.
"Pozno je, nihce je ne DO O.
pazil." ~, .
Sedla sta ma skrinjo, pokro,
je zaskripal s cvilecim glasom
"Feliks!" Nanica je oh klicu
utihnila.
"Kaj je, Nanica? Govori!!"
Dekle je molcalo.
"Povej, Nanica!"
"Nekaj sem ii hotela reel"
"Kaj?"
"Tako; nj prav, da holds pc
zno, da sva zdaj sama tu."
cali kaj tt je, Nanica? Sal Z
mic nocem. Sal tie imam same
rad" Drzal je memo roko '
svoji, pa jo izpustil in sc neko'
like odmaknil.
"Samo rad tie imam, Nanica.'
"Tako tezko verujem to-"
"Kako maj ii pokazem, doka
zem? Same povej, Nanica"
"Ljubezni nj mogoce dokaza
ii, samo cuti Sc"
"zato glej; ali je ne cults, al
ii ,je nisem pokazal? I'll me nj
mas rada, cato govoris tako.'
"Feliks, meni je tako hudo
ko da hi kradla, Sc mi zdi."
"To je radi tega, ker me nj
mas rada. Mem so trenutki, k
jih prebijem pri tebi, tako sve
IT," Pomaknil Sc je blize k njej
zopet je vel memo roko v svo
jo.
"Nanica, glej tako sva sama
samo dvoje src zivi "a naju
mole in tvoje. Use je tho, kt
Ga je sveta utonil. Povej m
zdaj, ali me imas vsaj malo ra
d."
Dekle je molcalo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-05
HISE NAPRODAJ

Ma Greenwood Ave, hisa "a 2
druzini, 5 sob spodaj, 5 zgoraj,
2 forneza, 2 garaze, 2 porca; v
dobrem stanju. Cena $4,000. -
Hisa "a 2 druzini pc 5 sob VISA
ka, 2 forneza, 2 garaze; cena
$4,000. Nahaja Sc ma 3463 E.
la ST., blizu Union Ave. Pokli-
cite lastnika pc 5. uri. 10. 6404,
ali pa George Kasunic, HE.
8056.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-05

MEN nazaj. Sc ga je videla, vo-
da je tekla, on je plaval dalec,
dalec, nato Sc je zgubil v drob-
no pike in izginil. Ma nah so Sc
zopet prikazale njegove oci;
vprasale so jo lepo in milo, "a
tenn so Sc zaostrile ter Sc od-
daljevale vedno bolj, vedno dali.
Tonetove oci SO zamigljale, IL
Min je stopil Francetov obraz;
trdo 10 je vprasal, pokimal, SO
obrni1, utonil.
"Trudna sem," je vzdihnila.
Polozila je roko ma oci; slike so
izginile, samo temo je Sc vide
la. Zaspala je, pijana cd precu-
tin ur in lepih besed. 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-05
Mali ogIasi
Izkusen mesar

dobi stalno sluzbo 2 dobro unij-
sko place. Zglasi Sc maj pr Mr..
Izancu, poslovodju glavne trgo-
vine Slovenske zadruzne zveze,
667 e. 152 ST., Chenille 6316.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-05

"Trudna sem," je vzdihnila.
Polozila je roko ma oci; slike SO
izginile, samo temo je Sc vide
la. Zaspala je, pijana cd precu-
tin ur in lepih besed.
'Sivkast mrc Sc je zajedel v
ozracje. Peel so bile motne, ka-
kor da hi jih gledalo oko skoz
umazano sickle. WISH so Sc zde-
Ii grebeni kakor pref in eeri SO
Sc dvigale, kakor da bi grozile
v grape. Ma lipe je sedla jesen,
listje je porumenelo in je pada-
10 v s~ustenju med otavnik. Viva
zelen gozdnih dreves ,je zatem-
nela; sok "a ljubjem je pone-
hawai-; les je dozorel in Sc pri-
pravljal pocasi ma zimsko spa
ME. Ma nebu je sijalo medic
~septembrsko solnce.
Ma planinah je padla prva
slama in pozgala paso zivine.
Krave so obirale zelisca, segale
so pc listju ma grmih in Sc OIL
rale v dolino. Plasno mukanje
Irvine je klicalo pc vrnitvi 3
planin.
Priblizal Sc je sveti Mihael,
cas-, ko so pastirji resent samo.
tie in puscobe ter Sc vrnejo med
ljudi.
Polozani so Sc pripravljali, da
pojdejo ma planino pc sir in
skuto. Moski so ogledovali VIA
Ike, pleli so kosem oprtnice;
/, dekleta so ribala Skate S pes
kom, da so Sc svetili obroci.
Zgodaj zjutraj so, Sc dvignili
kmetje il vasi ter Sc napotili
pc vozniku prot planini. MOI
je in fantje so nesli ma ramenih
jayorove Wake, dekleta ma hrb-
tin oprtnike, v oprtnikih ska
,ife. .,::': $3.50
), Pot je peljala spocetka med
gozdi. Drevesa so Sc pravkar IL
vijala il jutranje teme. Pod
ostresjem gostega vejevja .je
domoval hlad, XII je kazal re ma
mraz. Ostri zrak je REAL v o.
blicje in roke. V mracno tho
to so paddle stopinje, besede SO
Sc lovile med drevesi. Globoko
v gozdu je zasumelo listje; sum
Sc je oddaljeval, vedno tisji je
bill, dokler nj zamrl popolnoma.
,, = Gozd je zaostal, pot je Ste
kla med senozeti. Pogled sc je
oddahnil ter vzhitel preko doll
ne. Oh poti so zdeli seniki. Voz-
mix Sc je ustavil in preset v Ste
20. Tu so moski odlozili Wake.
Steza Sc je vzpenjala posevno
preko golega pobocja. Globoko
pod MO je lezala grapa. Planino
je Re pozdravljalo solnce.
, Med druzbo je vladalo vso
:, pot veselo razpolozenje. Gospo-
darji MISC cutili bremena ma Sc
hi ne strme poti, sal SO sli pc
pridelek, ma katerega so vse le-
to mislili in 'racunali. Mladini je
; bila pot domaci prank, preple-
ten $ salami, nagajivkami in
smehom.
Planina je lezala ma pobocju,
XII Sc je spusealo v drugo gra-
, pc; obrnjena je bila ma jutra-
, MO stran. . Raztezala sc je pc
; treh zaslonih in dveh uleknjeni"
nah, XII so lezale med tent. Ma
vzgor Sc je vzpenjala do vrha
podolgovatega hrbtisca, XII je t.
klo v valoviti crti cd Peel prot
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-23
THRILLER WITH MUSIC AND GIRLS
 E CAPITOL BILL
Broadway with George Raft, Pal 0 'Brien, Janet
 Blair Opens Sunday

The most challenging role ot hls career is essayed by George Raft in Broadway Producer Bruce Mannings new version of the stage hit of the same name which opens Sunday at the Capitol Theatre.
 In Broadway" Raft pcrtrays himself. Not only that, buts through an innovational treatment of the stirring melodrama, he portrays George Raft as he was when he was the top dancer in the envilons of Times Square and as he is to- day, one of Hollywood's leading film stars.
 Largely concerned with the stir ring prohibition days known as "the roaring '20's" Broadway" is brilliantly cast with Pat OTBrien jco-starred with Raft, supported by Janet Blair, Brod Crawford, Anne lGwynne, Marjorie Rambeau and a host of other able players.
 It is a thrilling story of back stage life, lots of girls and alsc songs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-23
MOOSE INITIATE FIVE
 AT HOG DOG SESSION

Last nights meeting of Moose Lodge was a huge success, attend ing members agreed, and the five new members initiated at tn, meeting concurred.
 Earl Bland, Henry Museth, Ale, Miller, Chris Henning and Arnolc Hildre were members welcomed intt the order.
 A large number of visiting mem bers were present, including Car H. Johnson from Chicago, and Lloyd, B. White. John Yerkes, Ev. erett Phillips, Earl Stevens, Louis J. Clover, Chuck Fowler and G. E Schwabe, all from Seattle.
 Visitors from out-of town Alas kan points were George Cushing and R. E. Bennett. Sitka, and John R. Hutison. Craig.
 Sig Wallstead's condition is i'm. proving slowly, a letter from hin read at last nights meeting stated
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-23
PIONEERS AND
 AUXILIARY ARE
 INSTALLED HERE

Pioneers of Alaska, No. 6, and the Auxiliary held joint install lation last night in the Odd Eel lows Hall with Charles w. Carter, Past Grand President, as installing officer.
 The new officers of the Pioneers installed last night are as follows
 Henry Roden, President; William o. Carlson, First Vice-President; F. S. Laughlin, Second vice-Presi- dent; Alfred zenger, Secretary; John Reck, Treasurer; John Langseth, Walter E. Bathe, Sergeant st-Arns; Edward Mcintyre, Trus- tee; Dean c. E. Rice, Chaplain.
 Officers of the Pioneers Auxili- ary are as follows: President, Jo- sephine Spickett; President, Sylvia zenger Historian, Ann a Keeney; Chaplain, Josephin e Green; Secretary, Irene Mckinley Treasurer, Mary Bavard; Sergeant at-Arms, Lu Laughlin.
 At the last business meeting Crystal Snow Jenne was elected delegate at large for the Pioneers Convention, to be held early in February, and Mrs Keeney ari d Katherine Hooker swere elected as alternates.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-23
Ski Dope
 On Sunday

Skiing tomorrow on Douglas Is- land will be both good and bad, according to late Friday snow re- ports. Juneau skiers are advised to check the following data re- ported by the Juneau Ski Club and the U. s. Forest Service.
 Excellent snow exists off the trail to the 21a Mile Post on the Douglas Ski Trail. There has been little change in snow conditions below timberline since week ago, with the exception that the snow has frozen and is hard where any activity was carried on last week.
 Above timberline and beyond the Upper Ski Cabin, skiing conditions may be regarded as dangerous. A trap crust or wind-slab exists in practically the entire area and on the ridges. Pockets of powder snow may be found in the upper ski
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-23
Health Cenier .A(fiviiies
 
By Your Public Health
 Nurse
January 25-3O


 : Home Nursing class for high school students daily from l0:45- 1l:45 am. Twelve girls are enroll ed in the group, which has been visiting the laboratory and attend ing demonstration in the Health Center. Demonstration work in the Health Center will continue this week.
 Monday: No maternity class to be held today
 Tuesday: Afternoon in Douglas Well Baby conference and school inspections.
 Wednesday: 10 a. m. Immuniza- tion Clinic in the Health Center Juneau. Infants from six months to school age will be immunized against small pox and diphtheria. Thursday. Well Baby Confer ence, Juneau, IA D. m. in the Health Center 7:30 p. m, Nurses Aides immunization clinic.
 Friday and Saturday: Home visits Highlights of Weeks Activities Inauguration of Home Nursing class for high school girls. Educa- tional films shown to Douglas School children. Trip to Galcier Highway and to the Minnie Field Home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-23
DR. {. E. BUNNELL IS HERE FOR WAR
 NARROWER MEET

pr. c. E. Bunnell, President or the University of Alaska, arrived in Juneau by plane from Fair banks yesterday to attend the meeting of the War Manpower Commission which was scheduled to open today but has been post poned until next week.
 pr. Bunnell expects to return to the Interior within few days and will return to Juneau later in the legislative session to present the budget for the University of Alaska for the coming biennium.
 Tn about the same proportion as colleges and universities in tn e States, the University of Alaska has suffered from drop in the enrolment during the past two years, Dr. Bunnell said Two years ago the enrolment was BIO while last year it had dropped to PAS and the first semester of this year was down to 148, he said.
 During his stay in Juneau, pr. Bunnell is staying at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-23
CESAR ROMERO, CAR0LE LANDS
 IN BIG COMEDY
"A Gentleman at Heart'' Opens at 20th Century
 Sunday for } Days

Love is where you find it--but who would ever think that tall dark and handsome Cesar Romero would meet blithe, blonde and beautiful Carole Landis in an Art Gallery! But when Cupid finds c1ilure and culture finds Romero
 -and Romero can't find Milton Berle-youre in for Q fiesta of TO-
 nance and merriment in 20th Gen. tury-FoXs sparkling comedy, "A Gentleman at Heart opening Sun day at the 20th Century Theatre.
 With larceny in his eyes, line" on his lips and a lovely" on his mind, suave Romero leads this gangland invasion Of the art world and becomes involved in one hilari- ous escapade after the other, And what with CaroAe Landis trying to straighten him out and with wise cracking Milton Berle trying to go straight, the fun keeps up a steady pace from the opening se- quence.
 It all starts when madcap Berle inherits an art gallery from an uncle he hardly knew His boss, Cesar Romero, can't see as much profit in this racket" as he can as the owner of racetrack book ing syndicate, but his opinion quickly changes when he meet.
 Carole, who is secretary of the establishment. From that time on, Caroles business is his business
 and he becomes an ardent love- of art"
 When this is mixed with a dasli of surrealism and an auction of faked masterpieces you have ont
 of the merriest romantic comedies ever filmed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-23
AlASKANS AT
 LOCAL HOTELS

Registered at the Baranof Hotel from Alaska towns are Otto F Ohlson, Anchorage, William W Renfrew, Anchorage, Mary E. Fas- nacht, Anchorage; Margaret I. Tes- sier, Anchorage; Herbert Hanson Palmer; c. Moriarty, Fairbanks; Frank D. White, Anchorage; w. H Joner, Anchorage; Glenn A. Robin son, Kodiak; John O'Shea, Fair banks; Thomas M Donohue, An chorage; Don Brady, Anchorage; Anthony Zorich, Ketchikan; MT and Mrs. J. A. Bender, Koyuk Maurice H. Wheaton, Skagway; M Cusick, Skagway.
 Registered at the Gastineau Ho- tel are Howard J. Thompson, An chorage; Mir. and Mrs. Dave Fen ton, Sitka; Dr. c. E. Bunnell, Fair banks.
 At the Juneau Hotel are Gordon Springbett. Fairbanks, Frank Will Hams, St. Michael Earl N. Ohmer Petersburg; Andrew Simons, Lake view.