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Evening star., 1943-08-11
MIscrllAArous ron SALE tc.,,. /,

REFRIGERATIoN--Co --Comr,erciaI. new and
used walk-in coolers, reach-in cabinet re-
water coolers. eiee. beer dispensers. com.
pressors, etc. washinTton Lipman CO..
kffhlctRsToas aii ttG .fseiris so s7t9 1sn.. west.
g sMITH, 1at4 Il s.. NE. Ii $3.50.
roofs; roll roofing, sI.1a and up, nails and
tar included, plastic, waterproof cement,
bos, 1oe "a pounds also comes ia and 10
''DU .oo, -. AcE I f',lS %REcxISo' 'ses co Is
ROYAL, portable, auiet de luxe with arr
RsIlss,s So. Box ism. Star, " 1''''
nnsnts, .lipolsam, summer sale, Woodrids.
fSE Rpg Z Carpet Co. Inc. 171s Rhode
spass mass ass so p5ssd o 9S . g sy. ssd
with ouTsiary and hoidap features and
$50. pf5s. f5s s siss4sSTrFs II NV g2 Il. 1910
Irving st. Restaurant. 1fis Irving st, nv.
sAwDusT: &c bag, bass, s1ss. dellv.,
Tor store floors and many other uses.
sss Issss s,shs; s9f AZ ~; sssA Asy g. ~: cs
"ss oi sse assas s.eh rfnee sa osw G.p
SWING aachiSfs' NM a's sinaeTs sT ~ ~ d IN <:
Ia sssrsStssd SSRsSe sas lsfh sqnsSlt 70 s''
SEWING MACHINES, nice Singer treadlsx
$50 to s52.5o. 3s12 Lee hwy. CT.
sToKER. Iron Fireman. so-lb. bin tyne,
same as new SIPS. Must sell. D1 o67a.
sTokERs. domestic and commercial as
anq sTms 90 ss pounds. snrv.n no down payment, rAA
Co, GE. q533, SH II3o or EM 214o
STOVE, table door. Norge; metal kitchen
STUDIO COUCH. apparently new. can b
msoe apt > inte eSn double 81 ped goo 4oth pl nv
SWING LAPHE' Pan of r., o@eS Complete. with tool,
and l-hp. motor. Price. $500. sO2. n
TRuMrET--B Buescher, excellent condition.
ss4a.5o Holton, SO So GOOD playing con-
oi5ion' ooib5iioan' = Private , lessons Cali Republic
Slonctt, KITS. 1880 @ st. middle Of
TWIN BEDS, $1,000 each: dresser. ~, 90:
TYPEWRITER, ROYAL Standard. sood con-
fsPhNsTrFEs FsT'1ssp sSN.sSsI sIoEsN Y gs,rt,sl:.
arch s377s. Monarch No 3, B368s. II 10
dangerous to posses STOLEN machines. II
0as Poee eefs pepa 'fRlRfi PaRn ssOO py IT,
once MACHINES Co: us 14th at
size 49, new. Phone MI 7ais after 3 pm.
ROCK WOOL INSULATION. only 4c foot;
insulate nov and don't worry about oil ra-
tioning later. viii decrease heating bill
up TO 2oSs. The Place is ACE"
ACE WRECKING CO.
1904 MINI. Ave NE AT o44T.
PLASTER BOARD. 16x4s inches. sfe.pS
per thousand delivered in the city.
The Place is ACE"
ACE WRECKING CO.
1000 Mimi. Ave. NE AT o44T
HOSPITAL BEDS
For rent or sale. Phone RE. OLGA. sci
Indiana ave. NV.
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
Two-piece living suite upholstered for
S45; covering and new inside material In
cnded made like Few in finest tapestry
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY co,
VENETIAN BLINDS.
Buy Direct From Manufacturer
CASH OR EASY TERMS
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND co,
1908 New York Ave Phone Ex 4ssS-4ss4,
NEWSPAPERS 100 LBS.
MAGAZINES S----75c 100 LBs.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR
| ALL WASTE MATERIALS
KENLWORTH JUNK CO.
1901 kenilworth Ave. NE. AT i1so,
Evening star., 1943-08-11
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

COMPLETE HOME IMPROVEMENT. Screen
doors windows. porches. Any type of
repair or remodeling work. Why not call
US? Our estimate, advice free. Call us
now. BACON, ME. 1894. 15'
FOR YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENTS. roof
ing and asbestos siding. call the Potomac
Home improvement Co, 81. 0942 evenings
Ask for Mr., TAYLOR.
WEATHER STRIPPING and caulking
Swenson weather Strip Service, Atlantic
Evening star., 1943-08-11

ROCK WOOL INSULATION. only 4c a foot;
insulate now and don't worry about oil ra-
tioning later. Will decrease heating bill
up TO 20Se. The Place is ACE"
ACE WRECKING CO,
1904 MINI; Ave NE AT o44T.
PLASTER BOARD. 16x4s inches. s1pp8
per thousand delivered in the city.
Ti6s PlaSs PA Sd is W. ACE ;o !"
1000 MINI. Ave. NE AT. o44T.
Evening star., 1943-08-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


BARBER SHOP on 1lth St, fully equipped,
: CHAIRS same owner 8 years; price, $500.
DOWNTOWN. IA rooms. well furnished;
S2:5oo; near 10Th ST rms, 2 b, newly
Owens Realty, ME O4s6
DRY CLEANING AGENCY doing good
business, with Broom apartment and
bath, completely furnished, for quick sale
Si."0o. 342 Sth ST. ne, between and
EMERGENCY. OPPORTUNITY 10 rent we'll
established restaurant: manager drafted
weekly receipts average over $1,000; busi-
psey n0p!6 ARc License o p" reat
appointment. DI 1910.
RESTAURANT R ,'eolored!. doing sl,5oo
R. NJ. De shazo 1928 18th. Ma. $500.
RooMING, HOUSE income quoted, over
500 500 monthly: rooms baths gas hear,
10 beat for 81 500 down. Edwin L. Ellis,
1910 Vermont ave. Rm. ?1' RE. 5l4O.
RooMING HOUSE, Park I'd: near IAN
completely UIn. dandy renting location:
$500 down Edwin L. Ellis, 1910 Vermont
ave Rm ?l5. RE, 5l40.
DOWNTOWN BALTIMORE, corner. hotel
transfer corner, gross income. 1000 per
month; go, 1000 in fee simple. Globe
Realty Co. II E. LehlHston ST, baltl-
more Nd
BEAUTY SHOP for sale, established 10
years. large clientele: good location in
Alexandria Va: modern equipment: com
Portable living quarters in rear: sell sc-
count i'll health Box 146-V. Star
VARIETY STORE. greeting cards soft
drinks. lending library. tobaccos, candy,
naeazines. best NV. location; sacrifice,
$3.50, for immediate sale. Box l44V Star.
BARBER SHOP, 3 chairs, good business
owner must leave. will sacrifice. 7i21
Ga ave. NV Il"
RESTAURANT near Navy Yard, equipment
unusually good. does over 81 900 wkly.:
rent, $50: long lease: $4,000, with 5000
down.
R NJ De shszo, 1923 IAN MA 6520
Opportunity of Lifetime
To buy grocery store for price OF fixtures
only. present owner was doing excellent
business, no help troubles f1ne for a couple,
good living quarters; only $50, terms.
500 eth ST ne. l5'
13 ROOMS, 4 BATHS.
Roomins house, 4 near 18Th NV.
on st floor: price. $1,000. terms,
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
Capitals IArsest Guesthouse Broker"
1910 Vermont Ave. RIM. al. RE. 61<o.
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MOTOR TRAvel-

Los ANGELES AND PORTLAND. III
Chev. de luxe sedan: take 5. Lv. immed
Box l1aV Star. 1e'
LOS ANGELES, DRIVING Al CAR, LEAVE
about AUG. l3; take 8; share expense
National 1854. Ext. 4o3 To-
Transportation 10 Omaha, Nebr~, August
13-"0 RA 316l.
GENTLEMAN DESIRES TRANSPORTA-
tion to Santa Fe near future. share ex-
penses and driving; references exchanged
Woodlev 451t
DESIRE TRANSPORTATION BY CAR TO
Portland Greg. between August Is and
lS; can drive. Call EN-. I11e. Ia.
WANT RIDE TO DENVER OR VICINITY
about the 18th; help drive, share expenses
Box l34-V, Star. l9s
WANTED. ARMY OR NAVAL OFFICER
and family being transferred to West
owner. Write Box 23s-L. The Star
Evening star., 1943-08-11
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
PERSONAL

HEMORRHOIDs ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for life
time or money back. write for booklet No
1853 Columbia I'd Adams ojSs s. " 1''N ~
REST HOME, BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED,
near the Washington Cathedral Vacancy
for LADY who is confined TO bed. paralysis
or chronic trouble, "a hour nursing serv-
ice by capable graduated nurses. adjust
able hospital bed, excellent food tray
service tdIetl. reference from Well-knoWn
local physician. No alcoholic, mental or
contagious diseases accepted. Information
ZIPPERS, METAL, TO 90 INCH. ALL
c0IofS: suitable Tor pants Jackets, dresses,
skirts, corset, snow suits, topCoat, re
movable lining. NEEDLECRAFT, go 1@th
st. Il
PHONE SHEPHERD 1850. ASK FOR MISS
Woodard, If you are in need OF a loan
up 10 5000 on your signature
MISS FLOOD PRIVATE KINDERGAR-
ten. 1922 Massachusetts ave. NV; school
of dancing ana nursery, hour day or week
$40 to $40.
NEED EXTRA MONEY?
only requirement is that you be en-
ployed 1t costs you nothing to Investigate
Just phone DAVE PENNEY CHI 3c24
ROBT p. SCOTT.
DENTAL LABORATORY.
Room anl, WeStory Bldg, COS l4th ST W.
DR. H w JOHNSON, DENTIST.
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait.
Room 602, Westorv Bldg sos l4th NV.
PERMANENT, $500.
Shampoo cnc finger wave. zoe. ME- 717s
MabelIs Honour School. 1910 Y. ave.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-09
Work Started
 On Water Project

Clarence Cole, engineer for the water system, reports that work has started on the project, but that completion of 1t IS not expected until next spring.
 He said that although a stor- age feature was definitely added to the former plans, that the de- tails of it were not completely worked out yet. Tentatively the plan calls for storage of 8 l-2 million gallons, which on a basis of 15O gallons a day per person, will supply the town for 9 5 to 6 months period. This storage is especially necessary because of dry spells in summer and freeze up periods in winter.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-09
WeII-known COFdOVan Succunbs

Cordova (SpeciaD = John V. Lydick, resident of this commun- ity for more than 30 years and prominent as a civic leader and Iodgeman and known throughout Alaska, died early Saturday of heart failure.
 He was Eorn at Falls City, Nebraska on Jan. Is, 1882. The lure of the West brought him to the coast in the early part of the century, where he was first freight clerk and then a purser for the Alaska Steamship com- pany. Later he became auditor for the Copper River and North western Railway, transport sy- stem for the great Kennecot cop per mines.
 He married Elizabeth Snyder in 1912 and two sons were born in Cordova. Philip, a sergeant in the Armed forces Tn the Alaska area was at home on furlough at  the time of his fathers death. The other son, John V, IT,, was formerly Alaska Steamship agent at Kodiak and worked at the base here When last heard of here he was in Seward.
 The deceased was charter member and one of the founders of Cordova's Elks lodge.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-09
Chlorine Added To System

With installation of chlorina. tion equipment this week tests are being conducted daily to ar rive at the correct amount of chlorine to be used The water may taste strongly of the ehlor- inc at first, it is reported, but when adjusted the chemical should be hardly noticeable.
 The watershed is to be marked with signs and people are asked to cooperate in preventing con tamination in the watershed areas.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-09
European Front

Ranging over Southern Ger many, powerful RAF bomber fleets pounded 3important cities, Stuttgart, Friedrichshafen, and Munich, while a force of Ger man bombers hit London and Southeast England in the sharp est retaliation blow for over a year. Two block-buster assaults in 24 hours rocked Frankfort, German industrial city, with RAF night fliers trailing Amer ican daylight precision bombers; 72 enemy planes were reported
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Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-09
Draft Groups
 Being Checked

A recent order to the local draft board ordering temporary cessation of iAductions was sent to all draft boards to enable the boards to revie& records to see that men without dependents are classified properly.
 The step was taken, National Selective Service headquarters sad, to make certain that every available non-father is inducted into military service before drafting of fathers. if the latter are called.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-09
Son Of Former
 Resident Missing

Tech. Sergeant Robert |. Brooks is listed as missing in action in the European area, ae- cording to word received here from the Governors office at Juneau.
 He is survived by his father, Cecil Brooks, who IS well-known here, where he operated the Is- land Transfer company before it was taken over by Bill Lewis, The father is believed to be in Seattle. The deceased is son by a former marriage.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-09
17 Escape Plane Crash Landing

A giant twin-motored land plane, a pcs, arriving at Kod- iak from the Westward about 7 Monday evening with l7 per sons aboard, made 8 crash land ing ID a storm on the waters of a land-locked lagoon few miles short of the airfield without so much as scratch being received by the crew or military personnel aboard.
 The plane made the belly landing with it's landing gear re- tracted and came to rest ID shallow water about 100 yards from shore. Besides damage to the plane only casualty" was wet feet received when all mem bers aboard waded ashore.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-09
Theatre InstaIIs New Equipment

Motion picture patrons will enjoy improved screenings of their favorite motion pictures at the Orpheum beginning tomor- row when work will be complet- ed on the installation of a new screen on the stage and of new complete projection units in the two projection machines.
 The b.nation of the unlts, which incorporate many new mechanical features not found in the former machines, together with the new screen, will pro vide a brighter, steadier, easy on-the-eyes screen image.
 The proscenium arch has also been enlarged and work has be- gun for installation of the latest type automatic curtain, which is being tailor-made in Seattle. The tracks, drums, motor and wiring will be put in now so the curtain may be hung as soon as it ar rives The work is being done by Robert Iunday and James Martz.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-09
Takes over Grill

Stan Austerman, owner of the Cheechako Club, announced this week the purchase of the Chee- chako Grill, in the same build ing, from Mrs. Lean Fjeldheim who has been operating it for over a year.
 The Grill will be closed next week for alternations and in staIlation of horseshoe counter.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-09

Celeste Lewis, wife of Bill Lewis, owner of the Island Transfer, returned to her home here this week after an extended stay in California, where she was called by the illness and death of her mother.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-09
Mediterranean Front

Reinforced Nag troops coun- terattacked in the Term0li sec tor on the East coast of Italy in an effort to clip the possible budding of an 8th army thrust on Rome from the East. Amer ican Fifth army, slowed by floods, concentrated on hopping up operations north of Naples. Allied planes raided Bologna, northern Italian rail center through which flows Nazi traffic from the Brenner Pass to Trieste. A German time bomb, containing several hundred tons of high explosives exploded when the Naples post office building was reopened to the public, killing more than a hundred civilians & soldiers & injuring scores more. Italian based Allied planes opened an onslaught against the Balkans with an assault on the airfeld at Argos, north of Sparta, Greece, while North African air forces battered the Menidi airdrome north of Athens. Fate of Nazi forces on Corsica island became doomed by the fall of Bastia. German escape port, to Moroc- can Counters < French troops. British subs sank 6 < damaged 2 German vessels in the Med- iterranean sea. Secretary of War Stimson announced American losses in the first 4 weeks of the Italian fighting totaled 8,307. Of these, 500 are dead, while 5428 are wounded & 2367 are missing.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-09
Russian Front

Red army, pressing g new sur prise offensive along the entire front from the Black sea to Lem ingrad, reported expanding 3 bridgeheads in the West Dnieper river area, particularly one below Kiev, threatened to cave in Gernany's Eastern lines.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-09
Movie Star Expected

Spencer Tracy, the weH-known motion picture actor, is expected at Fort Greedy sometime next week on an entertainment tour, according to military authorities. Definite time of his arrival is not known.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-09
World Series

Yankee Stadium, New York Oct. 5-In 8 comedy of errors and weird defensive play that resembled sandlot baseball on occasion the New York Yankees whipped the St. Louis Cardinals 4 to ? behind the 7-hit pitching of Spud Chandler to draw first blood Tn the 1943 Series. Attend ance was 68,676
 Cardinals-2 runs, 2 hits. 2 errors; Lanler, Brecheen and w. Cooper.
 Yankees-4 runs, 8 hits, ? er- TOTS; Chandler and Dickey.
 Oct 6-Burdened by the news of the sudden death of his fath- CT, Mort Cooper pitched with his arm and his heart in great competitive exhibition to hurl the St. Louis Cardinals to 4 to 8 victory over the New York Yankees and square the 1943 series at 1 game apiece. Attend ance was 68,578.
 Cardinals-4 runs, 7 hits, 2 errors; M. Cooper and W Cooper.
 Yankees-3 runs, 6 hits, no errors; Bonham, Murphy and Dickey.
 Oct. 7-Breaking loose with a 5-run blast in the eighth the New York Yankees downed the St. Louis Cardinals 6 to 2 in the third tilt of the World Series to. day before an alltime record series crowd of 69,OS9 to take a 2 to lead in games.
 Cardinals-2 runs, 6 hits, 4 errors; Brazel, Krist, Brecheen and W. Cooper.
 Yankees-6 runs, 8 hits, no errors; Borowy, Murphy and Dickey.
 Teams were idle Fri. & today moving to St. Louis for resump- tion of the series.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-09
Flag To Be Displayed

Today is Jeff Erickson day, proclaimed by Governor Gruen- ing
 Our flag, and the flags of the Scandinavian nations, are to be flown today.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-09
To Purchase Engine

A special council meeting was held Wednesday to authorize purchases being made for the Volunteer fire department. In. cluded in the new equipment will be a new moter for one of the fire trucks, 600 feet of ad- ditional hose and some clothing for the firemen
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-09
Pacific Front

Australians seized Dampu, within 50 miles of the Jap ship ping base at Madang, in an ad- vance up the interior of New Guinea. Allied forces took con- trol of the Huon peninsula to outHank neutralized Jap posi- tions between Finschafen, which fell to Allied troops, & Madang to the north. Starving ou of ammunition, Japs abandoned their large base at Villa, fled from the entire southern half of Kol- ombongara island in the Sol omons & prepared to evacuate the remainder of the island. Allied planes destroyed ? Jap barges & ships, downed 12 planes. Tokyo radio announced that an Allied submarine slipped through naval defences & sank a Jap passenger ship in Tsu,- hima strait, between Japan & Korea, with probable loss of 544 lives.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-09

Pete Nesby is being tres ted at the Griffin Memorial hospital for pneumonia. He was taken off a steamship of which he was a crew member.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-09

The remains of Harry John stead. who died last week of a heart attack, will be shipped to his birthulace, Tacoma, for bur iaI, in accordance with the wishes of relatives, according to the U. S. Commissioners office.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-09
Weeks News HighIights

Front line dispatches of the army paper Redstar said major crossing was made on the Dnieper river south of Cereya. slav, 50 miles below Kiev, which may prove to be one of the most decisive operations of the war.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-09

MT. and Mrs. Ernest Wood burn are the parents of a baby girl, born Tuesday at 3;20 am at the Griffin Memorial hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
a DetrOiters Get
Wound Medals

BATTLE CREEK. April 3
Four Detroiters and three out
state men are included among ia
wounded soldiers to he decorated
with the Purple Heart Medal by
Brig. Gen. Norman r. Kirk al
Percy Jones General Hospital,
Sunday afternoon. They are;
Pfc. John +. Adams, Pfc. Dale
E. McCligott, Pfc. Clarence J. Till
and Pvt. Harry {. Conant from
Detroit: 1t. Edgar NJ. Foster,
Grand Rapids; Sgt Kenneth r.
Mitchell and Pfc. Elmer c. Kranz
from Kalamazoo.
Battle Creek American Legion
and Veterans of Foreign Wars
posts have been invited TO the
ceremony. along with relatives
and officers from Fort Custer and
Kellogg Field.
The decorating will take place
at p. m. in the hospital rotunda.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
D &CLine0pens
Season Monday

The steamer City of Detroit III
will leave the Third street passen-
ger terminal at 11:30 p. m. Mon
day for Cleveland. opening the
1943 sailing season of the ID and c
Lake Lines.
The City of Cleveland III will
depart for Detroit. Tuesday eve.
ming, thus providing nightly pas
senger and freight service between
the two cities until approximately
December ].
Officials of the line heralded this
years opening as the answer 10
travel ration problems. f. +. Sim
mons, general passenger agent
said service to Buffalo would be
established in June, and 10 Mac
kinac Island, Harbor Springs and
Midland in June.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

Many couples who have been living under strained
found their difficulties pronounced
wartime worries the marital picture
Maybe they have carefully avoided separation
often for the sake of their chldrenony to find their diff
sharper relief by the added home front
problems accompanying the
all make greater sacrifices of all types
during war. must utilize every attribute
keep things running smoothly in the American home
the very institution which armed forces
fighting protect.
In this Sundays WAR PROBLEM CLINIC column DR..
Robert G.. Foster charge advisory of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Gambling Husband
Denies Them Clothing

War Problem Clinic.
My husband and 7 have beer
married l. years. and we have two
children one a years old and one
S My husband works in a wal
plant and makes Sl24 a month
He pays $50 a month for rent but
doesn't give us any money for
clothes. and sometimes we don
have anything 10 eat lie CANDLES
his money away. ] would like fol
him 10 be IN the army 50 We car
get az least something.
V W.
Dear V. W:
know 81 no way In which
YOU could force your husband In
join the armed forces. nor u
there much likelihood that he
will he drafted Immediately be-
cause az his work and the num-
her ~ people who are dependent
upon him.
would suggest that YOU con
tact the Family Welfare diVi-
sion ~ the Council ~ Social
agencies. ~ ". Warren. and
explain your problem 10 them.
DIR ROBERT &. FOSTER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Teacher Course:
To Be Speeded
l2-Week U. Of D. Term
TO Help in State Crisis

Emergency teaching degrees
will be issued 10 meet the critical
shortage of teachers in Michigan,
il was revealed Saturday.
The University of Detroit. with
approval of the state board of edu-
cation has adopted an abbrevi-
ated l2-week course to fit students
with three or more years of col
lege credit for teaching work.
The course will be offered at the
summer session, and students will
be ready 10 teach at the opening
of the September term, Prof
Francis ]. Donohue announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Wants Spare.Time Job
Helping Red Cross

War Problem Clinic
] work IN an office. and after
my day work Is done ! have quite
bit of time on my hands ! would
like 20 get into some kind Of Red
Cross work. What would YOU
suggest
i A-.A4-A4aH-a- Rad Ee-S-blaae
donor twice and am gong for my
third time this month and In
proud that ] can do that much
But 7 feel ! should do even more
and would Ike 10 get into one