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BOWL.O-DROME
Civic LeaEuo

Thomas Lunch CO.., 2104; Ed.
McCreary, $50. Franks Mar
ket (3), 2459; e. Briley, $40.
Vans-on-the-Lake CO.,, 2404;
E. Ehrke. STA. Blue Rock Bar
(3), 2549; A. Wood, SOL.
Mt. Clemens Rose Gardens
%, 21l1; B. Linnington. 465.
Hillcrest Studio (2), 2145; A.
Bane, 469.
Rotary Club CO.,, 2162; T. De.
Groot, 457. Kurz Tavern (S,
2315; A. Burgess, $50.
Terrace Gardens (3), 2402; F.
Parsons, SOB. Badger Decorat-
ing co., 2224; w. Starkey. 493.
Eagles Cd, 2l31; c. Stadler,
458. Kiwanis Club (2), 2200;
M. Levine, STA.
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Film Strike Leader
Faces Contempt Charge

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 27-fP
Herbert K. Sorrell, AFL strike
leader in the film walkout that
ended last month after 81 weeks,
has been ordered to stand trail
Dec. ID on charge Of contempt
OF court In connection with mass
pjcketing at Warner Bros. Stu
Iio.
Superior Judge Henry M. Will
is, when he set the trial date
yesterday, overruled Sorrell's
Demurrer which contended that
the judges restraining order
against mass picketing was un-
constitutional. "The right TO
picket is not absolute-it Is rels 4.
tive-and 1t must always be
peaceful to justify Its protec-
.ion," said Judge Willis.
Dendrochronology Is the SCI
ence of reading and charting
fpn> p;arS
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Valentino Furnishings
Go on Audion Block

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 27-(R)
furnishing removed from
Falcon Lair" former estate Of
the late Rudolph Valentino, have
been placed on the auction block.
Jeweled swords, rare books,
antique silver, paintings and >
SO, 900 custom-built grand piano
were among the mementoes OF
the late film sheik that went un-
der the auctioneer's hammer.
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MT. CLEMENS RECREATION
Ladies Monday Night League

First National Bank (2), 1896
Jerry Livingston, $50. Monitor
Leader %, 1888; Gladys Hough.
ton, 384.
Berghon (3), 1864; d. Pasick
459. Vita-Boy Chips (0). 1860
II. King, 383.
LaPointe e. Co. (3), 1892;
Molly Guiette. 437. Bar SO CO..,
1868; c. Bergman, 365.
Consumers Power Co. (2),
1867; Inez Dopp, 377. Ladies
Auxiliary %, 1909; F. Felong,
373.
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MT. CLEMENS RECREATION
Lutheran League

Priehs Ins. D, Walter Col
lins, 516. Farmers Milling (2),
Hugo Madaus, $50.
Eschenburg Tire (2), Robert
Ambuehl, SOB. Krause Service
(D, Rev. r. Deng, 524.
Carvings Red Cap (2), Will
bur Penzien, 481. Schlitz (D,
Dick Brandenburg. 504.
Cooley Mort. CO... Les. Miller
514. Priehs Sales Co. D, Her
man Timph, Jr. 57l.
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MT. CLEMENS RECREATION
Holy Name League

Mcmahon Coal (0), 1888;
George Rich, 465. Macomb Beer
Store (4. 24l2; Howard Sic
vert, 518.
X. of c. (3), 2449; Charles
Doyle, 564. Old-Bru (D. 2298;
Francis Petitpren, 513.
Progressive Press (3), 2514;
Ray Brandenburg, $50. Altes
Lager (D, 2294; Fred Tuscany,
528.
Phelan's Upholstery (3), 2493;
Tom Bryer, 500. Gillett Re-
frigeration Q), 2325: Kenneth
Vernier, SIG.
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BOWL-O.DROME
Ladies Major League

d. N. Cooley. Morticians (D.
ease: Helen Hickman, 49l.
r. B. Shops (3). 2265; Sandy
Frederick. 521.
Bath City Garage (3). 2l64;
Dorothy Ullrich, $50. Bill Muir
ray Bar ~, 2122; Elizabeth
Duckwitz, 484.
Smoke Bros. (D, 2206; Erma
Davis, 502. Bob Eastman Chicks
(3), 1898; Pat Fow, 502.
Sierens Novelty (2), 1929;
Pauline Bridenbaugh, 485. La
Croix Decorators (2), 1920; Dor
10 Krause, 618.
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MACOMB RECREATION
Monit0r-Leader B-2 League

State Farm ms. (D, 22l2; A.
Roberts, 52l. Wolcotts Mill 90,
24l3; L. Wolcott, SAB.
Matkin Bobcean (2), 2310; E.
Wolff, 500. H. & M. Dist. Co.
(2), 2267; H. Thomas. SIT.
Mt. Clemens (2), 2l85; j.
Metz, SAT. Batkins Radio (2),
2199; w. Willmarth, $50.
Dads Place (0), 2075; A. Red
lawsk, 53l. Bannow Drug (4),
2280; B. Diehl, 495.
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AtThe Alleys

Baarck, SIS. Miller's Insur-
ancs (2). 24o5: Bumbalough,
$40.
Post Eng. Electric (2). 2395;
F. st. Mary, 587. Altes Lager
Q), 2305; A. Olivier, 400.
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MT. CLEMENS RECREATION
X. of G.. League

Hillcrest Studio (0), 2132; F.
Badger, 513. Henchs Studio
90, 2428; Clifford Loose, SOL.
Henk's Studio co., 2160;
George Hok, $50. LaCroix g.
Groesbeck (4), 2204; Ed Miller,
513.
Mt. c. Rose Gardens (3), 2237;
George Essmaker, SIT. Van
Camps Service (D, 2l16; Wal
ter Cottrell, 400.
Super Cleaners (2). 2115;
Bert Wagner, 444. Schunke
Jewelry (2), 2123; Marvin
Duckert, 495.
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NOTICE

IS hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the Mount
Clemens Community Chest
will be held at the office OF
the Board Of Commerce, 58
North Walnut street, Mount
Clemens, Michigan, on Tues
day, December the 4th, 194S.
at five o'clock p. M, Eastern
Standard Time, for the fol-
lowing purpose: To elect two
directors for a term OF three
years beginning December
lst, 1945.
The nominating COMMITTEES
has selected the following
four nominees, two OF whom
shall be elected as Directors
for the three year period
above mentioned: Clifford A.
John, Harry Malbin. John y.
Nunneley and Charles V.
Titus.
All contributors TO the
fund during the year 1945
are considered members Of
the organization, and as such
are entitled to vote for the
Directors.
Attached hereto II . form
OF ballot, which may be used
In the election, and all bal.
lots should be marked and
deposited in the office OF the
Board of Commerce, So North
Walnut Street, Mount Glenn
ems, Michigan, at or before
five o'clock in the afternoon
on December 4th, l94S,+ the
date herein designated for the
annual meeting.
BY order Of the Board
Of Directors
JACOB ULLRICH,
President
CLARENCE F. BARCK,
Secretary
Dated November oath, 1945
BALLOT FOR ELECTION
OF DIRECTORS
OF THE MOUNT CLEMENS
COMMUNITY CHEST
(vOTE FOR TWO)
n Clifford A. John
RI Harry Malbin
n John H. Nunneley
n Charles v. Titus
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MACOMB RECREATION

Boske's Garage (0), 1880; A.
Boske, 458. Star Ballroom 90,
2131; w. c. Steffens. SOL.
Fraser Sweet Shop (D, 2331;
c.. Schroeder, 581. Seiferlein
Garage (2), 2337; r. Saulman,
483.
Steffens Motor Sales (2), 2121
c. Morehead, 563. Hilton's Ben
dix Service Cd, 2153; c Hilton,
473.
Mckinley Airport (0), 1928;
J. Covits, 40. Steffens Coal &
Lumber ca, 2059; o. Opel, 456.
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BOWL-O-DROME
House V,ea0ue

A. e. w. Root Beer az, 2308;
G.. Bates, 500. Tomlinson Olds
(2), 2513; F. Meeker, SIS.
Korte-Yde Grocery a., 2166;
v. Starkey, 464. Modern Elec-
trio (2), 2217; c. Rogge, SIT.
Copeland Mfg. Co. (2), 2200;
Peltier, 551. Post. Eng. Carpen-
ters D, 2159; J. Hay, 472.
I. o. O. F. CD, 2308; Glenn
latham, 49l. Detroit News CD 4,
1905; Paul Hogue, 542.
Monitor-Leader (D, 1881; D..
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MT. CLEMENS RECREATION
Ladies' Wednesday Nixht League

Miller Bros. Dairy (2), 207l;
Pete North, 436. Wolverine Po.
tato Chips (D, 2086; Marion
Niemela, SIT.
Mac Alpine's Beverage (2),
1899; Evelyn Cornish, AL. La
Croix e. Groesbeck (1), 1920;
Ruth Peltier. 434.
Mt. Clemens Construction (2),
1926; Cert Monte. 429. Terrace
Gardens (1), 1872; Gloria Lozon,
-393.
Sanitary Plumbing. M. A.
Case, Mfg.-Postponed.
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Bowling
Hi-Hitters
D. PASICK-45e.


d. PASICk-450. BerShou
League.
MARION NIEMELA - SIT.
Ladies Wednesday Night League.
SANDY FREDERICK e. 03l.
Ladies Major League.
r. ST. MARY - SGT (2lO.
House League.
BLANCHE MOORE - 49,,
Progressive Four League. ~
GEORGE ESSMAKER ~
4. Of G.. League. II
HERMAN TIMPH, JR.-A
Glib Lutheran League.
TOM PRYER - $50 (210a
Holy Name League.
]. METZ-547. Monitor Lead
er b. League.
GEO. McCANN, SR. - S22'
(21D. Victory League.
VIRGINIA MADAUS - 49A
(202). Ladies Friday Night
League.
MARIE KURZ-528. Minor
League.
A. wOOD-Ssl (2s2). Civic
League.
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Gelatin has pores to the num-
ber Of about 100000, 900 to the
inch, according to experimental
findings.
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BOWL-O-DROME
Progressive Four League

Ingleside Inn CD, 1898; Eve
lyn Heck. 393. LaCroix g. Groes-
beck (2), 1897; Blanche Moore,
432.
Levine's Market (2), 2024;
Bonnie Meeker, 431. Wolverine
Potato Chips Cd, 1911; Mary
Essmaker, 384.
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Board Of
Education
CLINTON TWP, MACoMB CO.

The regular meeting OF the Board Of
Education was held Tuesday. Nov. i3.
i9s5. at las o'clock in the Offices OF
william T. Kelly.
Members present: william Kelly. Har-
~ Donaldson, Paul Sehanher. Roland
Nank.
Members absent; Lawrence schott.
The meeting was called 10 order by
the president and the minutes OF the
previous meeting were approved.
The report OF the librarian was read
and ordered spread upon the minutes.
The following report OF the Treasurer
was read and ordered spread upon the
minutes:
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Nov. Is, Cash on e6S.6l6.66
HARRY 8. DONALDSON.
Treasurer.
On motion BY Harry Donaldson, sup
ported by Paul Schanher. the following
bills against the various funds were
allowed:
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TREASURERs REPORT
Teachers Fund
Oct. ist Cash on hand s25. 77s a.
Receipts $50 80
Total s2s, 800 "a
Vouchers paid s2s, ,286 60
Nov. ist Cash on hand S22.i5
General Fund
Oct. ist Account overdrawn 2.293.42
Vouchers paid 1895. 81
Total sI3. 800. ~
Receipts 1908. o5
Nov. ist Account overdravn si2,o87.3 81
Library Fund
Oct. IL. Cash on hand sio,os2 IS
Receipts i2ol0
Total $40, 1872. a.
Vouches paid I,oo073
-
Nov. ist Cash on hand e,i8l.ei
Bond and Interest Fund
Oct. ist Cash or hand ses. 33s.45
Receipts 279.2i
Nov. ist Cash on ees.el8.66
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On Recommendation Of Superintendent
L. W. Fast . motion was made oy
Harry Don aldson. supported by Paul
Schsnher. that the following teacher be
hired for the coming semester at the
rate OF salary set opposite his name:
Richard J. Dixon. 80 500 per year.
Motion carried, all voting yea.
On motion the meeting was adjourn
ed.
PAUL sCHANHER. Secretary.
Nov. An L.
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Underground
Activities,
German Plan

LONDON, Nov. 8 - The United
Nations war crimes commission has
confirmed previous accounts of a
detailed plan by German indus
trialists and government officials
to carry on postwar underground
activities. Anticipating that the war
would be lost, a group of indus
trialists were called together at
Strasbourg on Aug. TO- 1914, and
briefed on the role they should
play after defeat The plans called
for continued research on secret
weapons in laboratories to be set
up by the big German firms, but
independent Of them, so as not
to attract attention. Nazi Party
officials were to be placed in these
research organizations secretly.
AT the same time, the various
industrialists were told that they
must work independently to re-
establish contacts with foreign
countries with view to obtaining
loans for postwar work.
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ALIAS SUMMONS

In the Commissioners Court for the
Precinct of Juneau, Division Num-
Der One, Territory of Alaska.
ED ROSINE, Plaintiff, VS.. EBERT
SHELLEY, Defendant
The President of the United States
of America, to the above named
defendant, greeting
You are hereby required to appear
in the above entitled Court, address
Room 513 Federal and Territorial
Building, Juneau, Alaska. within
thirty days after the last publication
Of this summons, namely within
thirty days after october 26, 1915.
in case this summons is published,
or within forty days after the date
/ of its service upon you, in case this
summons is served upon you per-
sonally, and answer the complaint
Of the aboye-named plaintiff on file
/ in the said Court in the above
entitled action.
/ Plaintiff in said action demands
the following relief. Payment OF
balance due for wages of 5000 plus
! his costs and disbursements for this
action including an attorneys fee
! Of $50.
And in the event you fail to so
appear and answer, the plaintiff
win take Judgment against you for
want thereof, and will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in
his complaint and as hereinabove
stated.
Done at Juneau, Alaska, October
rs, 1915.
(SeaD FELIX GRAY.
u. S. Commissioner and ex-officio
Justice CT the Peace for above
entitled Precinct, Division and
Territory.
First publication, Oct. &c, 1915.
Last publication. Nov l6, 1915.
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Louise South
On Last Trip

Making her last trip for the sea-
son, Steamer Princess Louise arriv-
ed in Juneau from Skagway yester-
day afternoon with Is passengers
disembarking in this city. On the
trip southwark she carried IS out
going passengers from Juneau.
Ihos9 arriving from Skagway
were: Mrs. M. Moe, James Patterson
]. Phelps, MI and Mrs. W. Cain
Sister Mary Beatrice, Mrs. T. Thorn
as, II. Anderson, John Lane, Ter
.essa johnson, J. T. Knopp, A. w
Mize, George Hunter, The Rev. Bak-
er, Mr.. G. Budd and baby.
Leaving for Seattle were: p K
Kcsinski, E. II. Milton, Tony N
Deddo, Elizabeth Blanton, Mrs j
WHITTIER, Mrs. Shirley Fleek, Edwin
Hoffman, Anna Leak.
Thomas Downs, John Onkels, Roy
Schoonover, James Brooks, E. M
Mccullough.
Carl M. Coll, Lille NJ Coll, Thorn
as A. Carr, Josephine White, June
w. Cock, Mary A. Klodnoski, A. j
Agnellc.
Kate LawtOn, Hope L. Dye, Billy
B. Cock, H NJ Klodnoski, Anthony
L. Spina, Anthony j Grelle, Leslie
d. Swanson, Curtis Woodward
Mrs. c. H. Van Dugteren, Jean
Even, Edna Williams, Ruth Dorsey,
Col. P. L. DeBevoise, Mrs. P L. De-
Bevoise.
Frank Townsend, Marjorie Mason,
Mark D. Mason, George Fuller, K
Bryan, sgt. C. Donnelly, Calvin
Decker.
Bonita Carnes, Willard Carnes,
Roger Carnes. Com. w H. Barrett,
Lydia H. Barrett, D. C. Tagart, Edna
Tagart, James S. Payne.
III. NJ. Anderson, Roy C. Cooper,
w. j. Harmon. Paul A. Kitty, Price
E. Gist. Jos. w. McShane, A. J.
Suminski. B. R. Giovannoni, F. A.
Blackwell.
Nl y. IlEdblls 11uDGlb 11iiA, II. -.
James, George C. Rice, L. j. Braud,
M. F. Phillips, M c, Mickle, H. j.
Hood.
For Ketchikan-Pete Bond, Mrs.
w. Willard, Pat Sweeney, Margaret
r. McGregor, A. E. Glover and H.
M Hogue
For Wrangell-Mrs. G. w. Taylor,
C. A. Randrep, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Fries, Wesley Mcdonald and Mrs. H.
harrington.
Fer Vancouver-H. Hanson, Thorn
as D. Allen, Claire R. Dunlap, Belle
C. Simpson.
For Victoria-Laura E Bishop,
Sister Mary Bertholde.
For Prince Rupert-Karl Petersen
and J. B. COyington.
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NnrIcE "a cREnITORs

In the Commissioners Court for the
Territory Of Alaska, Division Num-
Der One
Before FELIX GRAY, Commissioner
and Ex-officio Probate Judge, Ju-
neau Precinct.
IN the Matter Of the Last VIII ard
Testament and of the Estate Of
CATHERINE NYE, Deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
chat the undersigned was appointed
Executor of the last Will and
Testament and Of the Estate Of
Catherine Nye, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the es-
tate are required to present them to
the undersigned, with proper affi-
davits attached, within six months
from the date of this notice.
Dated at Juneau, Alaska, October
26, 1915.
JAMES McNAUGHTON,
Executor.
First publication, Oct. 26, 1915.
Last publication, Nov. 16, l945.
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ARNOLD LEAVES FOR
SITKA ON WAY BACK
TO CAPITAL OFFICE

Edwin G. Arnold, Director of the
Division of Territories and Island
Possessions, Department Of the In
terror, has ended his visit to Jul
neau on his get acquainted trip
Director Arnold, accompanied by
Secretary Of Alaska Lew NJ Will
liams. left here last night for
Hoonah and Sitka aboard the Coast
Guard Cutter Cyane They are to
continue on from Sitka late today
aboard the cutter with stops sched-
uled at Petersburg and Wrangell
enrcute to Ketchikan, from where
MIR. Arnold will return to his ma
tional capital office.
Gov Ernest Gruening flew to
Sitka this morning and is to hop
back here this afternoon.
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Legion Auxiliary
Has Busy Meeting

With a good attendance of MEM
tsrs present at the American Le-
cicn Auxiliary business meeting
tuesday night, presided over by
Mrs. Olaf Bedding, president, a busy
and interesting session was held
Keeping in mind the approach Of
the Christmas season, donations were
made to several worthy causes which
are part of the AuXiliary's regular
program, including $40 to the Mag
azine Fund, for Veterans Hospitalsi
SIS to the Orthopedic Shoe Fund,
for the Orthopedic Hospital in
Seattle and $40 to Miss Hazel Forde
Of the Department of Public We'll
fare, to be used for gifts and greet
ing cards for needy children
A special project being undertaken
by this unit in corporation with all
Auxiliary units, is the Christmas
Gifts for Yanks, a project designed
to make sure that every hospitalized
veteran is remembered at Christmas
time. Mrs. Homer Nordling and
Mrs. Marie Hayes were appointed as
the committee in charge. and a box
will be put in the Hayes Shop, where
gifts may be left.
A rummage sale to be held We'd
nesday, Nov. %, in the Legion Dug
cut. was also planned. with Mrs.
Bedding Mrs. Fanny Robinson and
Mrs. Bert Kiefer in charge, to be
assisted by volunteers who have the
time to help.
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GIRL SCOUT news

Our meeting we held Thursday in
the Northern Light Presbyterian
Church parlors was a big meeting.
We invited cur parents to come
and see us receive our Girl Scout
badges and become Tenderfoot
Scouts. After our ceremony we serv-
ed refreshments Of coffee, cake and
cookies to them. For ourselves
we had cocoa and cookies, while
Mrs. Carter, our leader, talked to
cur parents about our Scout uni
forms. After everyone was finished
We went hcme.-Molly 10 MacSpad-
den, Reporter.
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DOUGLAS
NEWS
BROWNIES TO MEET

The Brownies OF Douglas will
meet in the City Hall at 2 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon. They Will hear
the Brownie story and receive reg
istration blanks, after which re-
freshments will be served.
At their last meeting, seven were
present, including Donna Swift
Pusich, Judy Niemi, Sharon Hinck-
ms and Vadra Fleek.
ms and Varda Fleek
All little girls CT Brownie age
rse invited to be present tomorrow
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MRS. SIMPSON GOES SOUTH

Mrs. Robert Simpson sailed on
the Steamer Princess Louise en-
route, to Les Angeles, Calf, on
buying trip. She expects to return
in about three weeks.
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FROM HONOLULU

j. r. Evans, registering from
Honolulu, T. H, is guest at the
Baranof.
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NOTICE!
SCOTTISH RITE MAsoNs

Regular meeting Friday evening
at 1880 81 conferred in full form
at 8:l5 p. m.
WALTER B. HEISEL,
G0.u3-tD Recorder
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WANTED-To weld, repair, or fab
ricate, any part that you have
broken, lost, or wish to remodel
or bricate. Oxy Acetylene
welding on cast-iron, steel, brass,
bronze, copper, etc, etc. Paul
Satko Repair Shop, 14O2 Harbor
Wav. (Oct. 9-Noy. 81
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MISCELLANEOUS

ATTENTION STENOCRAPHERS-
There is still room for a few
more students in professional
stenography. Glasses Monday and
Tuesdays, from 7:30 to $50 p. m,
CITY Hall. G0,107-t9)
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LOST AND FOUND
SKAGWAY MAN HERE

James Peterson, from Skagway,
has arrived in Juneau and is regis
tered at the Gastineau.
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FOR SALE

APIECE Walnut bedroom suite.
Like new, reasonable. 513-A Will
loughby Ave. 10,1l3-t4
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" ANTED-Useo furniture. 500 WI
loughby Phone 1873.
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DAY NURSERY-Under auspices
American Womens Volunteer
Services, for children all ages.
8 a. m. to 5 p m. Rates Is cents
per hour, or $35 per month.
Phone Red 1870, Mrs. George
Rogers, 1877 Evergreen Ave.
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LADY with 10-year-old son wants
icb as housekeeper Write En-
pire C-6466. (10,113-t3)
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WANT ADS
WANTED

WANTED-Deliyery Boy for paper
route. Apply at Empire ctf)
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WANTED TO PURCHASE = 30.06
rifle or equivalent, in good condi-
ton. Also shotgun and % rifle.
Royal OReilly, Baranof Hotel.
Q0,111-tf)
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WANTED TO BUYS to 9-H.P.
cupboard motor. P. o. Box 1889,
Juneau, Alaska. Q0,1l0-t6)
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BOOKKEEPER, steno., experienced,
desires permanent position. Phone
800, Room 4l0. QO,1l0-t4)
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WANTED -Hcme for young cat
Phone Blue 410 (10,11l-t4)
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WANTED = Used baby play-pen.
p. o. Box 487, or 526 18th st.
G0,111-10,140)
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WHO WOULD LIKE to exchange
unfinished Apt. for unfinished
house with fireplace. Phone Green
200. (10,11-t3)
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FOR SALE-At 427 4th St, Phone
716-Household furnishings, ca
naries and cages; 3 tanks OF
different kinds of tropical fish
and large variety of potted
plants. Must be sold at once.
(l0,113-t3)
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-11-09

FOR SALE-39-ft. ARK" of Jul
neau. now beached at Eagle
Landing This boat made trip
overland from Richmond, Va, to
Tacoma, Wash; then to Juneau
Alaska by water. Should have
distinctive value. Paul Satko
P. o. Box 244, Juneau, Alaska.
QO.l13-tS)
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-11-09

ONE .33 COLT, Army special, one
38-40 Bisley. Phone Green $40.
G0,112-tf)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-20

HAVING LOST-My "B' gas ration book, issued by the local board. application is hereby made for a new one. Joseph St. Pierre.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-20
6 Personals

CRYSTAL RESTAURANT AN NOUNCES dancing on Friday and Saturday evenings to our popular band. William Jones, your congen- ial host invites you to drop in with your friends. 9 North Leon- ard St. 3-9702.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-20
Jop Pilots Getting
 Tougher Say Pilots

Fist Bomber Command, Guam, Feb. 2O-(UP) -The largest force os B-29s ever to hit Japan left ;t least fouI big fires burning in the center of Tokyo, pilots who participated in the massive raid yesterday said to- day.
 Reconnaissance photographs con- flrmed that several large fires were kindled in the raid, but a general overcast made the photographs in- elusive for a definite assessment of damage.
 Well over 100 Superfortresses participated in the attack. The main target was the Nakajima Musashino factory and other indus trial targets in the capital area.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-20
NOTICE

DISTRICT of WATERBURY, ss.
 PROBATE COURT, Feb: 18th, A.
 D. 1945. ESTATE of PAULINE
 CEFARETTI. late of Waterbury.
 in said District, deceased.
 Upon the application of CARMINE
 CEFARATTI. Executor. praying that he may be authorized to sell. certain real estate belonging to said Estate. as per application on file more fully appears. 1t is
 ORDERED. That said anplicatlon be heard and determined at the Probate offce in Waterbury, in said District, on the 27th day of February A. D. 194b at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, Eastern War Time and that notice he given of tho nendencv Of said applicatlon. and the time and nlace Of bearing there- on. bv publishing this order. one time In some ncwsraner having . circulation In saIH District. on or herore the goth day of February 1946.
 Attest:
 2.2O.1t Clerk