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Evening star., 1945-08-20

TRAILER TOWING, only authorized trailer
transport company, with headquarters in
this area, fully insured. UNITED STATES
IRA NSPORT CO, "a Carroll ave, Takoma
Park, Nd 81; 0557:
l941 HOUSE TRAILER, in perfect condi-
u and > pm. Sunday, any time week
days ILL , r I. ave. ne. 20
wheel trailer (Travelo], has electric re-
frigerator and electric brakes: also four
new prewar tires Parked at the Govern
ment trailer park private trailer space lot
No. 33. Cedar Point. Md, Rt. 5. P. O.
address GEORGE R. STEELE, Pearson. Md
Evening star., 1945-08-20
FUTURE

9I5 st NV, washington: D. c.-Bank-
ruptcy sale of mems furnishings, trousers.
ssdss R4 Virtue Of pair order o the ps
trict Court of the United States for the
District of Columbia holdins a bankruptcy
court in re- Richard j Everett trading r., ms
434s. the UNDERSIGNED trustee will sell
by auction at No. 223 Pa. ave. Sc Wash
,9ston C Thu+sdas Aqsgst sbq ~ 1a4s
trousers. sacks underwear, sox muflers.
ties. belts. felt and straw hats; Jackets,
collars satss ho
GRIGGs ROBERTSON. Trustee. Colorado
Building au3o.2l %
THOMAS tn sas,- OWEN S,S,n SON suetoneers
Ing, known as premises 80 Nicholson st.
reeordsd in RH hDer yrts Nc q deed folio OF
Of the Land Records G Of tn the District Of
Columbia. We shall sell, in front Of the
On n95day ,hs 2th otocf DAY Of
part OF tract of land called Peters Mill
Seat" described as follows; Beginning for
Of SAID to
folio 44s smone amor % the Land d Records or OF Of the
DsT' Doh %es s anf ea IN pfRas
road; thence with said road, south, 3ol. .
west 5s2s feet; thence south 6ll2' east,
247H, fee: to Samuel D. Finckers line:
eas Feet to end Of hh the thrd line Of
said Tibbs lot and thence with said line
to the point of beginnine: the said de.
scribed tract being known for purposes OF
IS IS and 70 10. Terms of sale: All cash.
Depost Of $500 required at time. of sale.
Terms OF sale to be complied with within
thirty days from date OF sale. otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the default
ins purchaser, after five days advertise
ment of such resale in some newspaper
published in the District of Columbia, or
deposit may be forfeited or without for
feitins deposit, trustees may avail them
selves of any legal or equitable rights
against defaultlng purchaser. Further
particulars at time of sale. All convey
ancing, recording and revenue stamps, etc,
at cost of purchaser. w. G. SCHAFHIRT.
SAMUEL SCRIVENER, Jr.. Surviving
Trustees. au16,2N. % "a, 81
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NATIONAL TRADE ASSOCIATION ONCE
desires single room, $50 so. fl. or more.
with or without adjoining reception room:
NV location, approximately between May
flower and Raleigh Hotels. for immediate
occupancy If possible. Call MR.. NICHOLS
at DI. 1856
YOUNG ATTORNEY desires office, prefer
ably in law suite. near financial district
Phone Ma 2227 or DE. O2s7
CORPORATION desires / or .
vicinity ! 5th and x MA. 1713
NATIONAL TRADE ASSOCIATION. estab-
hshed over 35 years headquarters in
Washinston, desires 1000 to 1.500 SO. it.
in or rooms for executive ofices in
downtown area EX 2115
Evening star., 1945-08-20

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Four clear
lots in Classic Shore, Va. near Colonial
Beach: two are half block from beach
other two l block from beach. What do
you have. to trade in Washington? Box
aI4 4I4-G. G.Starpu.Sr Star -, ,us 2o'
miles D. c.; near Shady Side. Md: buy
your lot now. build next spring: restricted; ;
circular on request. WALTER M. .BAU
BEVERLY BEACH, IN Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites Write
for catalogue. box II. Mayo, A. A. Co, Md.
taee, 18th and Md. ave.-Sleepine rooms.
board or Ink; water front. modern, rest
;ul. clean. reservation. North Beach S3.
COLONIAL BEACH. part furn. s rooms,
artesian we'll. elec.: frontage on Monroe
Bay; newly painted; lot approx. 50x75;
price, 50 800 cash. See Mr.. Foster. CO.
Va
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

2617 18th ST. NV. single cement block
garsge; conveniently LOCATED, SO monthly.
ave. NV. Ma. 7416, 20'
633 LAMONT ST. N.W.-sinEle metal ga
rage: conveniently located; SO monthly
ave. NV. MA. 7416. 2O'
BRICK GARAGES, NV section: wide al
leys. Rear 9th and Buchanan SITS. Call
Evening star., 1945-08-20
OFFICES FOR RENT.

3 DESIRABLE new office suites available
at 1885 K st. NV. MA. 44S3. BARSE
DESiRABLE WINDOW SPACE. suitable for
dental office, jewelry; NV. section. ME.
$3.50 81
1925 EYE ST NW-2nd floor ofice room,
approx 800 So it. W c. & A. N MIL
LER DEVELOPMENT CO., 1880 Mass. ave.
NV. OR AGA. n
s ROOMS available for Offices, across from
Congressional Library. Apply 119 B st.
Sc. or call AT. 9465
I1I3 PA. AVE. NV floors rms. and
bath each. good display space: S115 per
mo MA oS65
Evening star., 1945-08-20

ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS, no priorities
needed.
Dumps: 1898 Ford 1la-ton duo rear
tires: 1912 REQ 4-ton: 1898 White 9 ton;
Mack 2-ton;, model EB. air brakes, COE
tional 4-ton: model ks.
I94l Ford 1-ton crane truck.
Trailers. New Army ammunition carts
All our trucks have low mileage and
have heavy-duty Army tires and are in
exc excellent cSndition; terms, trades. CEN
TRAL MOTOR CO. 3I43 Lee hwy. Arling-
ton. CHI. 1000 OK. 0552, daily to &.
closed Sundays in August
WHITE HORSE 1910 model 80, store-door
delivery: fne condition: low ceiling: S723
I940 Dodge 1-ton panel: ceiling price,
l94l Chevrolet half-ton panel: low CELL
ing price S42S. JUSTINE NICHOLSON
MOTOR CO., HyattsYille. Md
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

I4th ST, Ist COMMERCIAL, suitable for
store; must be on back or side alley. Box
l46-E. Star.
WANTED-Busness property to buy or
rent. 10000 50. #. or more space. North
west section, downtown, suitable for ball.
room cafe: long lease responsible group.
Write details, E. P. M, Suite 7o7. 1923
Evening star., 1945-08-20
SUBURBAN SALE-yIRGINIA.

b-RM. BRICK BUNGALOW. finished attic
tiled bath, full basement, oil heat, garage;
lot approximately "a acre; miles south
AL. 5119.
COLORED NEW HOMES In Arlington
Va, near Army and Navy Country Club
five rooms and bath full basement semi
detached brick; S6.40O, payments S3s pei
month. FHA- insured first loan. To reach
Drive out Columbia pike to Glebe rd, lef,
to 22pd ST., right to top of hill and Oak
land st. JOHN N. CAMPBELL, INC.
Evening star., 1945-08-20
Take Ny Word for }
BY FRANK COLBY.
Words to Watch.

Overheard at a bridge party:
And the teacher sent jamie to the
principals Office to get an Admit
to class" Use of admit as noun
apparently is rather common among
teachers and students alike. But
admit is a verb only, and the word
should be accented on the second
syllable, thus: ADMIT. Do not con-
fuse admit with the noun permit.
Better say: This permit (PER-mit)
will admit (adMIT) you to class.
Overheard on a broadcast from
Washington: g. . and it should be
done under guv-munt supervision"
There is no explanation for the
widespread corruption of the i'm
portant word ov-ern-ment. To
pronounce it correctly, simply say
govern and follow with -ment:
GUV-ern-ment.
| The Mexican city across the Rio
Grande from El Paso is not "wah-
REZZ." Juarez was named for
Benito Pabdo Juarez, President of
Mexico from 1858 to 1868. and from
1867 to 1872 The name is accented
on the first syllable The second
syllbale is pronounced like the Eng
lish word race for in Spanish ~"
! is sounded like IS Say: HWAH-
lrayss.
The word percale was borrowed
from the French. In that language
| it is pronounced: pair-KAL. But
the word has long been Anglicized.
and the second syllable. -cale. should
follow the pattern of such words as
ale. bale, dale, pale. Say: per-
KALI. to rhyme with "her nail"
Prize fluttertongue of the week.
heard on a newscast by o. H. T, of
F.! Lansing: The San Francisco char
ter will succeed only if We Amer
cans are sincere in washing to pre-
vent weer." Give up? He meant to
say. :. wishing to prevent war"
What Is gouE preno9neins I Q, Ny
week for the last time: provides an &C
to pronounce words correctly, Invaluable
for public speakers and broad adcasters. Can
you score 100? For free copy, send
stamped. self-addressed envelope to Frank
Colby. The Evening Star.
Dr1r rel k,, ~ pe11
Evening star., 1945-08-20
GARAGES WANTED.
HOUSE TRAILERS,

WINDOWED GARAGE for workshop, elec
for lights only, in vicinity 14th and Mon
roe NV. Call CO 2261 oO'
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
LOIS FOR SALE.

100 ACRES. close in. Mont. Co, good de.
velopment; land on Route u. 8. 29; $40
600 OWNER. SH. 69l6.
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MONEY WANTED.

INVESTORS. attention-We have need for
clients to purchase second deed of trust
notes on. colored owner.occupied proper
ties RELIANCE REALTY CO., Oil 9Th st.
DI. 1851. 2l"
Evening star., 1945-08-20

1916 10th ST. NV, suitable for most
any small business; 500 mo. R. G.
34I9 M ST NV (Georgetown shopping
section)-Ground-f floor store, about 900 SO.
it. ideal for 2nd-hand clothing, shoe re-
pair. electrical shop, etc: will install new
front; SS5 per mo-. including heat. LEO
NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO., NE. 5400.
1919 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Modern store
in shopping center. in high-class colored
section. ideal for bakery, liquor store and
other business: vacant: S125. LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN & CO. ME 1900
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SuMMER HOMES.
MONEY TO LOAN.

NORTH BEACH, waterfront apt, accom-
modatinE persons; available August 26.
Evening star., 1945-08-20

Remove one letter from each word and
rearranse to spell the word called for
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed 1t. II you havs
''Lettered- Out" correctly it's kind Of dov.
Answer TO Saturdays LETTER-oUT.3
tion) !
Cd DECREprr-PREDIcr HoreteIly.
fM) DORMER-ORDER Command
CD MISUNDERSTANDING fnominatfng).9
tA TREASURE-RETRUES (realignsJ.
Evening star., 1945-08-20
BY Dave Breeer Goren on Bridge

@. 1--As South you hold:
A9532 "a nQ765 &J653
The bidding has proceeded:
North East South West
Pass "a Pass
3% Pass 90
What do you bid now?
A-Three spades. This is not another
suit. and announces that You have .
rather weak raise. If your assist had oeen
aosss Eoos to one bid You v9nd s epona Ss
three-ciub bid after spades S have have been sup
ported is one-round force.
@. Partner opens with one spade
and you hold:
A63 01043 u94 AKJ9765
What is your response?
A.-Pass. Even the six-card suit does
not afford sufficient excuse for keeping the
bidding open. While in = few ISOLATED
out Of proportion to the possible gain. It's
| the averages that count.
@. 3-As South you hold:
A643 V102 o965 AQJ963
The bidding has proceeded:
West North East South
10 ~ Pass co
What do you bid?
! A.-Pass. Partners Jump oyercall is a
should be in no mood 10 accept any inyi-
tations with this sad thing.
| @. +As South you hold:
A954 0AKQJ64 uA32 Ak
The bidding has proceeded:
South West North East
i10 IA % Pass
I30 Pass 3A Pass
40 Pass 81 Pass
/ What do you bid now?
/ A.-Seven hearts. Partner has shown
the SPADE control, the king Of clubs should
solioify his suit and thus provide dlscaroE
for any losers you may have n SPACES v. aId bid
Of two clubs. followed II. up with cue bid
and then leaped from four diamonds not
TO Ave- but to SIX hea
@. 5-As South you hold
AQ754 VK6 HQ95 AAK95
The bidding has proceeded:
South West North East
Ia Pass IA Pass
"a Pass 80 Pass
(?D
What do you bid now?
A-Four spades. Inasmuch as you have
previously limited your hand by simple
raise, partner must not interpret this bid
as showing unusual strength. But your
hand has snn you % t5rss snoa spa6es 6e
which partner might pass. After all you
had very sound raise.
(Copyrisht 1945, BY Charles H. Goren1
Evening star., 1945-08-20
Points for Parents BY EDYrH THOMAS WALLACE
Parents match and guide NTH they
Not This
Don Flowers

Son-Why is this so, mother9
Mother-Quit asking me why
this" and why that" I can't know
everything. And don't 60 around
bothering other people with ques-
tions, either.
Evening star., 1945-08-20
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

HOME for light manufacturing business
or garage, store, showroom or storage
your business; lot. 140x100, with nearly
new. 1-story brick building; steam heat;
good goo buy on todays market We also have
bungalow, zoned 1st commercial, arranged
3 apts.. 3 baths. oil heat. lot 10000.
foTneF oT Sef nmd Ga M5 crosf EbIER2 vi 5a4
CALDWELL, 5000 Conn. ave.
NEAR 9TH and Kansas ave.--Row br., con-
SsFtsd ysrsmsIT into apts h-ghs oil; garage, g
sSesG fIss"Dlsat il q mo- r@s sad s sash
Tammaro T4 5sasp saENNoa fa5R cf hucHs
sfEcIsG5 sP s15 & NA a$45 builder.
6,rqom 2eg,, brick; price, $3.50. RE. 5216.
10 10 UNIT BUILDING-Very desirable. rent
Capitol; low rentals; annual, S6931; can
pc bought fer $4,000 cash, balance one
HnS srnst. Can I M Wolberg. ia. 1885. SHAN
3-sToRY BRICK, 2 ofices and 3 apart
mnents. oil heat; rent 1857. so; price. $10,-I
oou; business center nearby Virginia.
rooms roa Is and bath; rented to 2 families at
Woo0; az 90; price; $50; nearby Md: GATE
MooD s,D rs s b BENNETT, rsaitor, MA. 6341.
c0L0RED-.TWO 2-FAMILY FLATS, NV
section, each apt. has from 3-6 rooms.
kltchen and bath, separate heating; old
estapnsned tenants: rental S1S0 monthly:
a a9icK sale. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., MA
GfoLoRED..sos WESTMINSTER ST. NV.
brick, 13 rms, 3 baths basement, oil
h-w.h; alleys side and rear; separate gas
sno elec. meters for each floor and hall:
storm windows, 3 gas ranges, 8 kitch. sinks
ana 3 hot-water boilers and gas heaters;
lot 2OxS3; price, S13,950. Apply p j.
WALSHE, INC, exclusive agents. 1II5I
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
Evening star., 1945-08-20
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

MODERN COTTAGE on Norbeck rd. Phone
Rockville 394-J.
GROOM BRICK, detached oil heat. cleo
trio kitchen: $50 month: OPA rent con-
troll; available. $500 Branch ave. Sc.
MIR FLEISCHMAN
Evening star., 1945-08-20
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

REQ truck tractors, new 1915; light, me-
dium and heavy duty: available for i'm
mediate delivery to holders of certificates.
REQ WASHINGTON CO., 1881 Half ST. Sc
Evening star., 1945-08-20
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

COLORED-CAPITAL VIEW. corner 52n
and East Capitol sts.; $3.50. GUY TIN
NER. 1928 You st NV NO 4oO1
Evening star., 1945-08-20
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WHOLE OR PART of warehouse or store
1000 to 1000 So it. on ] st floor, suitab BILE
for wholesale beer business; 1st or 2nd
commercial zones. Box 3l0-E. Star.
Evening star., 1945-08-20
STORES FOR SALE.
STORES FOR RENT.

10. 10 7th ST. NE.-Owner must sell be-
anSe of Illness
Evening star., 1945-08-20
PROPERTY WANTED.
OFFICES WANTED.

WE PAY Cash for property in Hillsidt
Suitland, District and Bradbury Hgt.
areas GUM &. MILLER FR 21O0.
Evening star., 1945-08-20

Village, Bethesda, reasonably priced terms
J. NOBLE BOAZ. Realtor. 7240 Wis, ave-
petbeSda WI DR4S
Evening star., 1945-08-20
This i
VI SHLS Gu u
train and mold.

DUII- VVIIU UlSCUVtINU GIIlS.
Mother-I don't know, son, but
let's go to the library this afternoon
and see if We can find a book that
will tell both of us about ii.
Evening star., 1945-08-20

IkvEsTMEkT PROPERTY WANTED.
APT. BUILDING, 12 to I6 unit: vii nay
cash. Call UN. 22Oa.
Evening star., 1945-08-20
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

FORDS-Cash for your car no red tape.
ScHLEGEL & GOLDEN, 257 Carroll st,
Iakoma Park: D: C; Georgia 5000.
car in good condition: no dealer IA 5000
SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL. POHANK A
SERVICE. 1926 Goth st. NV. District
Evening star., 1945-03-23
Junior S Easter Coat

It's mportont ooot season when coots moy look like
dresses or just Whot they ore when thot fashion
stor, the Topper moy be brief and boy or beIted to
give you the tte-wosted look SO much in vogue. You'll
find coots Of all lengths and types, in colors as Coy os
Easter eggs as we'll os the dark and neutral sondbys
in JeIeffs Eoster Coot collection.
Fitness: fitted dressmoker coot with setin tie belt
for thimbIe-sno woist Kelly green in sizes to IS.
S3975
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29
S2O,OOO,OOO Fund
To Foster Kenny Plan
Proposed by LANCER

Senator LANCER, Republican, oil
North Dakota yesterday proposed a
Federal appropriation of $40, 1000, 00C
for an infantile paralysis control
and research program which would
foster wide adoption of the methods
developed by Sister Elizabeth Kenny
His bill, which was referred tc
the Education and Labor Commit
tee, calls for facilities for the hos
pitalization of poliomyelitis victims
and for research into the cause
cure and control of the disease.
1t would establish a board of five
persons who had been cured of polio
by use of the Kenny methods
which would appoint and fix the
compensation of a director and
other necessary officers and en-
ployes.
Funds would be made available
for the transportation of INDECENT
patients to the clinics or hospital
Ability to pay for care would be
considered under the plan, but the
patient would not be required to
take a pauper's oath.
The sum he proposes to be appro-
priated, he said, lis less than has
been spent for the treatment of
diseases of hogs, sheep, cattle and
other animals" H also took a slap
at the proposal for postwar develop
ment of a memorial stadium in
Washington, saying the polio con-
troll program certainly should be
considered to be of equal If not
greater importance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29
Proxy Wife Sues Sfimson
To Get Soldier Allotment

Mrs. Charlotte P. S. Smith. COL
ored, of the 500 block OF Twenty
first street NV, yesterday filed
suit In District Court seeking to
force Secretary of War Stimson to
recognize proxy marriage in the
District.
The suit says Mrs. Smith was
married by proxy in October of last
year to Army Corpl Paul F. Smith
while the latter was overseas.
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Judge George D. Nelson
of Municipal Court, the suit says
after Corpl. Smith had executed
power of attorney to Laurence M
Byrd, his attorney. who represented
him at the marriage ceremony
Sometime after the marriage, the
suit says. Mrs. Smith made applica-
ton to the War Department for an
allowance to her as the wife of
Corpl. Smith under "the Service
mems Dependents Allowance Act
of 1912, as amended"
At District Court it was stated
there have been a number of proxy
marriages performed in the Dis
trict. Persons taking out marriage
licenses are informed that such
marriages are not recognized by
military authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29

william and Thelma Farren. girl
James and Helen Harvey, boy.
George and Lola Herbold, girl.
Paul and Marjorie Hirsch, girl
Richard and Dorothy Holmes, girl.
Alien and Helen Hopkins, boy.
Charlie and Happie Houff, girl.
william and Mary Howard, girl.
William and Virginia Hunsinger, boy
Louis and Evelyn Jacobs, boy.
Rowland and Anna Kenyon, boy.
Charles and Ester Keys, boy.
Robert and Rosina Kimsey, boy.
RENO and Mary Luikkonen, girl.
Sigmond and Catherine Malinowski, girl.
Alexandria and Maxine Morales, boy.
Granville and Margaret Orndorff, boy.
Jesse and, Mary Parker, boy.
William and Dorothy PICK, girl.
Frank and derble an p PonEtes; girl.
Donald and Virginia Ranard, boy.
Richard and Dorothy Rice, boy.
James and Dorothy Rich, boy.
Frank and Mary Ruiiena girl
Cecil and Louise Short, boy.
Dent and Nancy Shoup, boy.
George and Elizabeth Stapleford, boy.
Paul uHi ard DIP Ph ss Stevenson, girl.
Kenna ana Ethel Taylor, boy.
Frank and Alice Tew, boy.
Clayton and Caroline 1horne, boy.
Stuart and Regina Tiedman, boy.
Vincent and Victoria Tobin, girl.
Allan and Gilmore TurpIn, girl.
Harry and Lucy Wade, girl
Johnny and Levola ,Arnett, girl.
Thomas and Marcella Bethea, boy
Robert ana Anne Blount, SRI,
Douglas and Kate Brock, boy.
Richard and Eloise Budd, boy.
Edward and Matte Butler, girl,
Willie and Edna Cade, girl.
John and Ruth Carter, boy.
Earl ana Rena Carter, girl.
Chester and Zettie Chandler, girl.
Vernon and Carrie Christian, boy.
Arts and Gladys CIouderbuck, girl.
Robert and Frances Conyers, boy.
Vance and Ladonia Daniels, boy.
George and Viola DIXON, girl.
Thomas and Naomi Dyson, girl.
Joseph and Pearl Fletcher, boy.
John and Miriam Gather. boy.
Sterling and Frances Hackett, boy.
Lynwood and Plassie Harris, girl
James ana Gladys Hedgespeth, boy.
Henry and Nellie Brent, girl.
Leroy and Margaret Holland, girl.
Kelsey and Dorothy Holsey boy.
John and lone Hughes, girl.
Games and Ida Ivy, girl
Carroll and Rosa johnson, girl.
Raymond and Mary Jones, boy.
Harry and Alberta Kenney, girl.
Alfred and Mary Longos, boy.
Hubert and Jean Lawson, boy
Theodore and Beatrice Levy, boy
George and Winifred Lewis, girl.
Lalois and Mary Little, boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29
Dirty Drinking Glasses
Cost Restaurant $40

Charged with having unclean
drinking utensils at the Toddle
House, 1921 Nineteenth street NV.
the National Toddle House Corp
yesterday was fined $40 by Munich
pal Court Judge John P. Mcmahon
Dewey L. Shaw. manager. of 1914
Georgia avenue NV. pleaded not
guilty for the corporation A verdict
of guilty was found after Glenn B
Smitely, health inspector, testified
he found bacterial count of 1000
on drinking utensils used at the res
taurant. Assistant Corporation
Counsel Henry E. Wixon prosecuted
the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29
Births Reported

Cornelius and Dorothea Agnew, girl
Isiah and Carolyn Barrett, girl.
James and Helen Burns, boy.
John and Thresa Davis, girl
Arlie and Minnie Dicke, girl.
John and Margaret Dougherty, boy.
Jack and Lucille Ehrlich, boy
Anthony and Betty Gallo, girl.
Charles and Claudine Griggs, girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29

Francis and Gladys Simmons. girl.
Robert and Matte Simmons, siri.
June and Addie Spinks, girl.
Leon and Mary Swami, boy.
James and Maggie Swami, boy.
Charles and Inez Thomas. boy;
Matthias and Arleen FOLSOM, boy.
Ferdinan and Annie Tolson, boy.
Samuel and Edna Wallace, boy.
Nathan and Naomi wilkins, girl.
Louis and Mildred Williams. boy.
EwArd and Grace Wills, girl.
Louis and Margaret Winters, girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29
Hugh and GLORIA Mason, girl.

Hugh and GLORIA Mason, girl.
John and Mary Mathies, boy.
Theodore and Pauline Minor, boy.
Holly and Martha Mitchell, boy
Brazil and Fannie Murphey, boy.
Theodore and Margaret McDufie, girl
Thomas and Thomasina McManus, boy
Milton and Mary Nixon, boy
georse and Lilly Pinkney,, girl,
John and Sylvia Rucker, girl
James and Mary RUSSELL boy.
Edward and Nancy Shaw, boy.
Robert and Louise Smith, boy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-17
SKI CLUB MEMBERS
 ENJOY DINNER Al SECOND MEADOW
Report Best Skiing Condi- lion of Year on
 Douglas Run

Chef Joe Werner last evening en- tertained over 40 Juneau Ski Club enthusiasts at the Second Meadow cabin with a special feed which included fruit salad, hot hamburger, beans and hot dogs, complete. with onions and the works.
 The evening was further enjoyed by everyone because of the excellent snow conditions in the meadow and on the trail Conditions today are unchanged and ski fans, say the skiers, can be assured that this is the best skiing time so far this year
 Many skiers are going up this afternoon. Hot coffee and dogs will be served at the cabin Sunday Camera fans will find excellent con- ditions and material today for good pictures, says Club President Bill Hixson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-17
FIGHT OVER TARIFF NOW
 COMING UP
Introduction of Bill 10 Low CT Rafes to Be Fought
 by Republicans

WASHINGTON, March l7.-The Administration has sponsored legis- lation to permit downward tariff adjustments on some important items of as much as 75 percent under the Smoot- Hawley Act levels. This has made it's appearance in the House.
 It proposed three-year extension of the reciprocal trade act and an amendment allowing tariff reduc- tions. Representative Doug h ton, Chairman of the Ways and Means Committed, introduced the bill.
 Republicans announced they will stage "a last ditch battle to retain the 50 percent maximum duty re- duction.