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Evening star., 1945-02-11
SITUATIONS WOMEN,

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ASST. SEC. or research worker in LAWYERS
and college education. experienced. csii
sooRkEkfEs.RttbrroR 81 aafa desires immsd,.
cSLoRED GlkL 'ni ssnis Cay work, cleaning
! or 5 eyeninTs a week AT; 7s4s
CoMpANioN e Lady e1selen, local ref
for elderly lady. Cali
cSRREsroNDENr eS1lR Esiso! CLERK. ,ensin.erins
i5s1y noGToRs Box AssiSrAs4 ssR ssnT .xn.r.ne.a
axsisSs March soa oa s4s stsT nC'k
ssisnHS Miss REs so Al
xEcuTvf 5xRs Il Isl sE6RRErAnfAn AR An sss ssss expert
ence ELECTRICAL and mechanical ensineerins.
EXEcuTivs ESi cUiI s's Observation-Disclosures,
personnel, secretarial experience in insur-
sconcmiss, @ masna l cum E iaude; d ass Il; = sa5o
monthly' available Immediately. Box 455-B.
GIRL sss desires lob cleaning once after noon.
GIRL. colored,, desires once work as clerk
GIRL. colored, neat. wants Job as typist,
clerk, receptionist or stockeirl. MI. 547S.
GIRL, business. refned will stay ewes.
With vii ehildres; ID n, 25c hr. and supper Write
I4n4. nSf Z YOU yonns. .ac colored wishes once work.
type Please cali Lu. soss mornings
fa8i fEa8ipYS Su1a1ssi 1asrssss.istan. Govt. day .mp.oye,
operator, stenographer and typist. Ho.
.AwX'Es I'M Ib. 9s bsr wi:hs,
MOT M6TaHR p wishes s es1 DAY care S two children.
o. aystssville, Phone Berwyn sse. II
woman; % r' Of hours. 1n' Rx sH', is4s. t e0e''s
s.S ssss: b ss 10 sss''
S!si is.sssd r.s ss'Fs: f. Psas. Psa ss'
case; can sixs hyDos: day q nisSt duty. .
Sa R1asf MS esAa aa sas COL .r.d
AS %sa;ss ,s Rs%s sss saD must
REaIsTERHD REe hs RHi Gt NURsE s'@ would like work
that Il :, csn be done st home. Can oE. ose4,
ssosn Ga home sor
shops q h9g experience sew
%:asas ing Rsasei .s1a Il s5ss art law
SECRETARY. exp. stenographer; capable
Of taking charge OF once. would be In
sies ' a.siss Wsssas ssoni.1 rsis; $3a, M,
$50 week, JIM: $3.50: a., 12.
medical work. wants position: available
sHSsh1AR9 Ms5Sa e. sa7S sgiNosszrHE. ssss .va.b.
diversified experisnce; prefer l-Eirl ONES;
$46; postwar future. Box SID, Star.
SERvfCEMAN'S WIFE wants typing at
home. Call after pm. or all day Sum
srENSGhAfaic s1i; Sc 1sifi wosK. part time, start
swiTScRsoasDS " 4 ga SGS SrEkA4oSk lfkH Ss.r yrs exp
band. self and small dog IN exchange for
services; near trans. TO Natl. Airport for
ToPOGRAPHiCAL DRAFTING to do st
home or part-time work basis. Box 460.B.
TYPING,. to be done at home: manu-
ssIpIs theses sna ether legal
Ss desires nCEs , f. ss
WOMAN. young, responsible. college, de-
sires work with architect builder, .decors-
tor Or tn house yemodeling. NO. 3S16.
WOMAN, colored, wants work after { pm,
ElTl, ktchen helper. .AT. 27zz.
MonAs,n: rss,n. eoi;Nrsd, midd,s,sssd dcsirss 3ce
Evening star., 1945-02-11
HELP DOMESTIC.

housskesper ,tlosn for Groom Kitchen: bath
sundays q holidays. 2-week summer va
ssSn ssns N NTH ssy ut0msso ang ssa1 S
worker need apply. SIS per month. BOZ
tRf1Ai caihDkEs's sss! NURSE, experience neces.
Isaf ;sisTS SlYSs St ssss. s,o .s .a,ar.,
girl in school until 8 o'clock: do cooking
no housework. no laundry. other helr
ye sad in wshs sesg o
sPd sSs1sa ssSa ssls 5ssu:ssd Cal
woman to care for baby II mo-. live IN
ss9m ss1 beard Ism snd salary Call all day Sun
sna & sdS sSHris suIS sns
bath, End floor, 5h-day week. 500 mo
Box 81. Silver Spring, Md.
perienced; live % in; other help; 500 Pc Pc
month: be ready to start Monday. Feb. IL
Cook, downstairs work; other help EN-.
day Oh after breakfast; i've in, privat,
Ss anf live saSo % osd o9 ob on af
COOK and general houseworker. are 3b.
terview. 4s0S 30th st. NV. OR. 1898.
COOK 70 do upstairs work and care Of
sMI ss.ld;s Isla5 IB' 8 hours per day no Sundays
soo and sfS BATH. ys % wssE sSs' Sass
SS5s in vss sm. house
%se Ss an ns osIas san? m NJ dag snq sunss sss 81, s
slsss sts esS esll Or; aesss 1865 nan a'' on os.
erence. Box 1851. Star ~ '1'' '''' '''
COOK; 3 adults; health ss5SS; $25 yessIl
sas sssxssa sar't5si and ce' 3. CO. 2000 EXT sss
perience. Live in; other help employed
setedslsss coeK. K.aousEKEEPEs. Xxi Sass adults, pm
to pm; liberal salary. caii Decatur
ennx easl Mon; aHn betMssR m sna
Moons and al II day o sas s'tss esi
week; EGH rsfsrsnces e g "a, RA; 0s33.
ssseasS Flidsy s$S pm nm slsaaSsy MnRSs'
Psrk. Ma; s15; rsisrsnces as St. esss skeM. eVe.
ti COOK % wanted E 81 z Red dsunHss csoss ON.
SS.{1e! SoSK r. i.Osry iO5 small IL family
ss.lsc sGH9 Rn ana 55sa ssf time on and wages
COUPLE, white, Tor general Housekeeping
on suburban estate this side Of Fails
Church; man must be experienced n
butler, chauffeur and serving table; WON.
an. general house duties, cooking only on
cooks days on, no laundry. Don't apply
private bath and lovely 4-windowed bed.
room, twin beds, air-conditioned In sum.
mer. Owner out Of city part time. II.
regular hours and sometimes entertaining
when Ct home, No children In family, but
larse dor Risht saIary TO right couple.
Phone Ma9. BATTLE, MA, 1878; after
Pm. sunday. eau ySlls Church S7S0.
Evening star., 1945-02-11
SITUATIONS WOMEN. Cont,

WOMAN colored, wishes work evenings
after Q o'clock ~ waitress Tor dinner
parties ,-x Or hotel club. Call Sunday,
IKE any work with maFazine.' No. isis. :
YOUNG, attractive lady, college, business
experience. fluent In French, German,
swedish, some Spanish. Portuguese. ex-
ecntive s;aa I ability, desires worthwhile posi-
YOUNG LADY desires position as child
nurse: will do light housework. no laun-
YOUNG TEACHER, B. B. degree, 5 yrs. OF
successful elementary teaching in private
schools. desires interesting position. Avail
By ExPERisNcED aafs STENSGkArsafEI Aisaf .yp.
Ing to do at home; finished work. delivered
doMntoyn daily. sH. 2o66.
change; capable taking charse srnan once.
EXPERIENCED, REFINED, white. care for
children, semi-invalids, elderly people. Day
time Or sysnines call DE. 9457;
yerk HaTs had srDers1ss
personnel; quick and accurate At hEuTes;
DE. 1910 after pm. Box BID, Star.
WANTED AT ONCE-Refined colored sirl
desires Job part time evenings as waitress,
hatcheck girl clerk -typist. MRS. TAYLOR
ATTENTION HUSINEssMEN-n you're
short OF ONCE help. II you need a stenog
or part-time work, cali MRS. PERLOFF
Columbia 1881, during day. IA
Evening star., 1945-02-11
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING to Los Angeles, February 16,
Euick AZ; will take two passengers; ex-
cellent references necessary. North 64OO.
PASSENGERS wanted. Ma. 9716. Ext. 106,
except Sunday.
PASSENGERS wanted-Leave vicinity Ga.
Ga. ave: NV. No. 3o1.. IA. 2s08.
Feb. 21, desire 1-2 passengers to share
driving and expense. Write MRS. 3. MIL
f 10 shsf. ms
driving to Los Anseles, Calf: leaving
absut Feb. 18th; refs. Box 464-B. Star.
IL
to West Coast this month; share driving
&nd AZ t,s2Sp ,ssxpens@ss; @ s georgia & &4912,
gers any place en- route; leave Feb. ~;
stopoyer In Missouri. OR. 0206. IL
RIDER wanted to accompany Navy ofacer
LYNN, EX, 1000
Evening star., 1945-02-11
PERsoNAl

tions personal attention, formerly with
PUBLIC 'sfENoGRAPT1fER iS1E wanted du. to
woodward sids.. NE. 754s. sA' u
DON'T FEEL FENCED N-Visit the
Dor-Ne Corset shoppe and be fitted into
heavy fssure type We have sipper il Tu xirdlss frs :
with generous sections Of real elastic.
DOR.NE CORsETs. 1921 14th st. NV,
PRIVATE ikINpERGARTEN for small, Sc
lected group OF 5-year-old; conference 6y
appointment. Or. 67e7. :.
kLDEpLY LADY desires room and board
AT. 1908. Address. 804 ? st. ne.
TAX SR8ClALlST, former city manaser,
Available preparation FEDERAL and 0Eats
conaed; reasonahls; expert work Nnl.ARp
ssL.N Qsorsia e07o oundays and eys-
Evening star., 1945-02-11
HELP DoAAEsric.

Fact TIME. tuesdays. Fridays. j to 8
pm: Thursdays. 2 to 3 pm; cleaning,
light laundry; other help employed SO.
WE NEED good unattached woman, white
or colored for general work. and live In,
with small Protestant family. Best OF
treatment and refinement. II sincerely
Interested. call OR. 6s73 or write 37O7
Fessendon st. NV
Evening star., 1945-02-11
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC.

MAIDS for housework. sleep in or out, s25
grill. S25; mattresses, S25; bus and counter
girls. S25: couples. 5000 to $3.50 per mo. :
dishwsshers. S25: laundress. daywork. Csc
an hour; cleaning. soc; pastry cooks, $40
TO- $40 week. Bring references from last
sob Do not phone. N. N. H. S. ASSOC,
1873 7th ST. NV
can be found at the National Negro Home
Service Assoc, Inc. at any time. Phone
CO. S004 or S046. We have a service
charge throush the employer
Evening star., 1945-02-11


for the War DEBT. We i've in ehesrfu
little sp, css Hts and
NGRsEMxID for e-mo, ,-old child; employe.
opDs or R anlg spt s, shs de %e.f iSSa
nns lubsh isS L ss'iEsa scs y5s 18th and '''
Meridian Ssi ieE&s Pf: location. Adams s7s7 Sun Sun
WfhDoW vii w would like middle-ssed whit.
home duties required: room and board sne
oa2E ier sssyy days roTk nS5 7s1, Friday.
AZ and Z experienced: IS; refs. Can ok. zs7;
WOMAN. colored. part:time kitchen help
sGcl e.; 7 Pm IN. to s.s.Sam:. pm; DE; e5gs vor.
WOMAN. colored; light housework. cool
dime dinner fer Ssti,s Il to 8. no Sundays; sl'
WOMAN. WON H settled. TIED for housemaid in small
boarding house; good wages. co. 1886
WOMAN Sspsndsse settled t. .s. ,.ks ss;., car
other help employed: sood home and sal.
re-, 2l73 weekdays from til pm.
per SE and siternste Sundays of. no
WOMAN, colored. middle-aged, settled. .fol
cook and g.h.y.; experienced. full time. livt
in; no laundry. no children; references
bonuses paid. fSo Ap. ssSa after after % pun. dsiis
through Fridays, 10 am. to pm. sl5.2l
weekly. Telephone OR. 0142.
WOMAN, white or colored. to take car,
Of house and children; must know hov
tS %o%H HSDk soSS %S,te pay ,n5sr Can IA sS67 l.
family; good wages; sleep in. Cali OR
WOMAN to- do light housework. 2 or 8
afternoons week; Parkiairfax. Al. 1889
mo. baby. only child; pvt. room; no house.
work; ps@rManMsnt; @ M references. Call ~. 1852
perienced colored chambermaid- waitress
highsst references REQUIRED; live In or out
Si00 fEk MONTH, woman, colored. gen
srsl housework, plain cookins; live In
XffEE SRxAKFAsT. through $3.50 sup
per. prepare meals, g.h.w.. laundry; 2!
auqday. 32lk. 3bth st. NV. m. arse
NsfeFences; $50 week. -
Evening star., 1945-02-11

wolves full secretarial responsibility. bu
Se Varied, sean reauirine inselissncs and ability
bJsnes schos
81 Ed
salary, eHeellsnt working conditions; d ,, yacs
PEOPLES DRUG STORES empioymen
sEcRETARYs sHSi; II ( 4 Y:sasThEsSoGRApHER-preferabl
position, position sls-day week: pleasant offlce'
s0a'sa5. to sns5 dspsndns GsaGn on sa aac.tiar
Please give age, education. experience an
ses Rfty 54y star
perience desirable, but not essential, per
vrt w par It, ,nsS
WeeT R.pss ssar eondsnta soa
sEGhETAKy,srENoGRAPHE Fl. for for bullaln M s.
.as; xsse aeu csn Tor = sppointmsnt. % eAp1fA
CO. sfEHoSRarMsR .zpsr
nss age peson WEE ose go to h
Nay HOTEL c'assa 1a SoH q 5 days ps
handle aessils sons e q e nss and oss lassr On
force viii be expanded under your super i
vision; direct mail advertising experienc
IsECRETARiAL AND sTENOGRAPHIC %
sition with national organization. per
considered for emergency period; ais
sPSenins S1RT t9S kkyrntst Apply Ilss 18th st 4
whole or part time; power machines
Il 1 permanent 5s n lpss pesiton, ie ns ss
eellent SALARY, Phone TR. 1000 or tn
sflK FINIsHER, sp esperienced FENCED @ only: Stead
Job; good pay I'll New York ave. NV.
ferred but not necessary: alternate hour,
am. to pm. and p.m. to midnight
midnight to 8 am. straight hours: goo
starting salary essential work. Apply Nj
Reamy. am. to u.m.. UNION DRUG
Union Station
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRLS. neat appearance
and good worker; top salary. Apply 1
person 70 Mr.. Gray, JuDD's PHARMACY
2750 14th st. NV.
STENoGRAPHER, permanent position. SO
! hour week. small once: !siery according {
expertence. Apply INTERNATIONAL LA8O!
OFFICE, 734 Jackson pl. NV.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-17
WEAE EfE-R
FOR NORTH CAROLINA

Partly cI0udN and a little
warmer t0right; SUNDAY, con-
siderable cloudincSS and not
much change i'll temperature.
Scattered showers sunday, be-
ginning III mountains.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

BUTTONED, BOWED and
beautiful, TINS basaae-difndie
makes the most Of a slim waist.
Side closing 81 Pattern 4762
speeds dressing and pressing
time. Bows may be omitted
Pattern 4762 comes IN junior
miss sizes II, u, 13, II, IS, is.
II, IS. Sizes l3, rs yards 35-
inch fabric
This pattern. together with n
needlework pattern for personal
or household decoration. -
cents.
Send % cents in coins for
every Anne Adams Pattern.
Write plainly name and address,
style number and size.
Send an additional j. cents
for the Anne Adams Book Of
patterns Tor spring. Free pat
tern for four aprons printed IN
book.
Send -2}5 cents in coins when
ordering both pattern and book.
Send your order 10 The Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
The Detroit TSncs, Detroit 81.
A4Hh
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
Ms~, p, moAe,n W1msn
Plants for Dry, Shady y
Garden Locations
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

THE LOCATION that is
both shady and dry presents
probably the hardest problem
of any to plant satisfactorily.
There is one shrub. easily OBJ
tanned, that really does well
under these circumstances and
that Is Royals privet. II is
perfectly hardy, may be pruned
TO fit a certain space If neces-
sary, has a graceful growth,
bears white flowers and lovely
blackberries.
Do you know Actinidia7 II
Is vine with reddish stems
and hands ONE deep green
leaves and il will either make
a screen or serve as a ground
cover in dry shade. 1t is sup
posed to bear edible fruit, fol-
lowing an insignificant bloom,
but neither of my vines have
ever had any fruit on them. l
am still hoping.
For Deep Shade
Then there is another vine
good for deep shade. This one
Is named Akebia and there are
two varieties-quinata. mean
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

ing five-leaved, and trifaliata,
which means three-leaved.
l wish L could really describe
the flowers of Akebia TO you.
They are brown and purplSh
and look for all the world like
clusters Of earrings. They do
not stand out as showy, but
they are so enhancing IN APP
pearance that the brilliance Of
color is not missed.
Funkias or Hosfss
Don't pass up the Funkias or
Hostas if you are doing over a
dry and shady place. Any or
all OF the group Will add fine
foliage and bloom in summer.
Most varieties have lavender or
BLUSH flowers. along through
July.
The finest OF the bunch is
fiOsta ptantaganca which has
tall, fragrant, white flowers in
August. Many of yetf know
TINS as the old fashioned August
lily. You will find it<listcd in
many catalogs as H.SSubcordata
because the botanists have
changed the name OF this one,
too.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
Filled Breads
Save Butter
By PRUDENCE PENNY

00VN OuSkSI
BY PRUDENCE PENNY
TIE PROMISE OF spring in
the air finds homemakers re-
newing household activities.
Meal planning is delightfully."- re-
freshed and the precious ration
book sighs audibly with relief
as homemakers adopt the bake
your spread in your bread
slogan.
This new idea introduces lus-
cious breads made extra inviting
with their own tasty baked in
spread. SO good are they TO eat,
and so easily do they go down,
that precious margarine and
butter may be saved To flavor
those first colorful spring vege-
tables.
Sugar Crunch Cake
= cup sifted enriched flour
= cup brown sugar
= teaspoon salt
= teaspoon cinnamon
2 tablespoons margarine or
butter
. tablespoons chopped nuts
cake compressed yeast
"A cup llkeWarm water
cup milk
= cup sugar
2 tablespoons shortening
teaspoon salt
l egg, beaten
2iz cups sifted enriched flour
French filling
Blend flour, sugar, salt and
-eiaasR4ea4-C4t -Ftib- ia ElaEga-
rine or butter. Add chopped
nuts. Mix well. Sprinkle on
rolled sweet yeast dough.
Soften Yeast in lukewarm
water. Scald milk. Add sugar.
shortening and salt. Cool 10
lukcwarm. Add l cup flour. Mix
well. add egg and softened
yeast. Add remaining flour 10
make soft dough. Turn out on
lightly flourcd board and knead
until smooth and satiny.
ft7Ce III ErcdSCu bowf-, cover
and lei rise until doubled. about
Ia hours. Punch down. Let
rest 10 minutes Roll out TO rec
tangular inch thick and 6
inches wide. Cut lengthwise in
2 equal strips. Sprinkle n fill
ing down center Of each strip.
Seal edges Of dough over filling.
Twist together , strips
Form strips into oval on
creased baking sheet Let rise
tintl doubled, about III hours.
With sharp knife or scissors,
slash tops Of twisted strips.
Bake IN moderate oven l375 de-
grees) about IS minutes.
Ginnenen- F~iflls
i cup siftcd enriched flour
Ia teaspoons baking powder
y teaspoon salt
= tablespoons sugar
= tablespoons shortening
egg
cup milk
Melted margarine or butter
cup cinnamon sugar
Cinnamon sugar:
, cup sugar
teaspoon cinnamon
Mix sugar and cinnamon.
SIft together flour. baking
powder, salt and sugar. Cut
or rub IN shortening. Beat egg
and add milk. Add 10 flour mix
lure. mixing only enough 70
moistcn flour. Toss out on
lightly Toured board and knead
gently , minute. Roll into rec
tangular sheet i.-inch thick.
With pastry wheel or sharp
knife, cur ICngthWiSe into inch
wide strips, Brush with melted
margarine or butter and sprin-
kle cinnamon sugar lengthwiSe
on half Of each strip. Fold un-
covered portion Of strip over
cinnamon sugar. Twist strip.
Coil each twisted strip and
place on creased baking sheet.
Bake IN moderately hot oven
t425 degroeSl y TO - minutes.
Makes about 6 twiriS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
TODAY'S
Point

FRIDAY DINNER may he
something Of problem in the
home that does not serve meat
on that day Fish again. some
one may CITY, t1r r7e cook can
fool them and give them fish IN
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
HaGbut Steak

taUOOI oIech
recipe rtrrr~c saucc
Lemon.
6 haibut or cod steaks
Parsley
Boil haIlbut or cod steaks in
salted water until fish is tender,
about 10 minute, Place on plat
fish. GaTUsh with parsley and
sliced lemon. Serves o.
Evening star., 1945-06-01


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Evening star., 1945-06-01

That why other magazines America today have greater
power to influence the Wage Garner millions
Headquarters for Wage Garner Information
The publishers Mcfaddn Publications
their from Wage Farmers cash the
And publishers
information business they have gathered
these Macadden
information the Wage how he
works. what he believes and what dubt he
buy he thinks he what
R.
pdge-"to
authoritative knowledge
whom Induand indeed entire presently
know it-must depend"
This Changing America What Shall We Do About 1t?
Suyuiual at MANAGEMENT
What the Workers Want and Expect in Postwar
Wage Forum, No. l. reporting findings
Postwar Purchase Plans of Wage Garner Wives
HoD They VIII Pay for Postwar Purchases
Snime on InstaHment Buying
We have still available limited supply of the above titles They
request
Evening star., 1945-06-01

Industo's shift from to peace has started
Two days after We Day. the lid manufacturing heavy goods
was Jared loose And under could plans forming for
the first millions of new automobiles washers rerigeratos But
as these have emphasized for the past years.
the ultimate problem won't be in manufacturing goods but in
manufacturing customers.
For prosperity doesn't just happen We've got to make
it happen.
10 make happen We've that there are jobs enough
for all willing to work when futime civilian production is
resumed.
10 do thatwe have somebody has to buy
so per cent than did in our best peacetme wear
There's only in America big enough rich enough to
buy that amount of goods You see his picture above
He's Wage Garner America
Right now his savedup billions of dollars are four times greater
than ALL America od saved up back in 1918 The spendabe
Evening star., 1945-06-01

cash his income beyond basic fixed expenditures has
ode 90 per cent-whe that of Americas white group
for decreased 81 per cent.
goods His vast capacv to consume can
dominate the places the next generation
;
make these millions of reach brand
axe standards of ivgbeter than America has known
And it's up to your advertising give these Wage Garner
ugh millions buvmg confidence to ase them the SEc1RTy
IS OF SPENDING.
Your advertising will need special kind of authority ac-
GUY compsh that end It's the kind of authority these millions
accent without ouoson n Mocfoddon prh;co+;,,s
For they have deeply the magazines that
their hopes their ambitions their aspirations the last
Is years.
To them, the editorial columns advertising
ble indvsible parts of these magazines.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-15
FRIDAY, JUNE IS, 1945
REBEKAH LODGE HOLDS LAST MEETING OF SEASON

The Midnight Sun Rebekah lodge held it's last meeting of the season at the home of Mrs. Ole Hay. The organization had a very enjoyable evening and left reluc- tantly at late hour.
 The hostess surprised the mem bers with many prizes. Winners of the prizes were Mrs. Emma Rowe, Mrs. Fred Hyde, and Mrs. David MaZen. Special prizes were won by Mrs. Rosa B. Hagen and John SOlon.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-15
AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES

The Lodestar came in Thursday from Anchorage with the follow ing passengers: MT. Rutledge, Alice Green, MT. and Mrs. Frank M. Dundas and son Richard, MT. and Mrs. Joe Baldridge, Rex Langham, John Tavetelete, Philip J. Pettetien, It. Galloway and Marvin Sarren.
 The outgoing passengers were Roy Hanna of the A.C.S. and MT. Mazen of the postoffice.
 Pilot Weaver made a trip to Kotzebue, Deering and Candle to- day.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-15
WIEN AIRLINES

Frank Whaley made a trip to Golovin yesterday and returned with John Olson and Andrew Fagerstrom.
 A trip was made today with An nie Koonak and daughter.
 The Boeing plane is due in from Fairbanks today and has trips scheduled to Kotzebue and Gam bell.
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WEDNESDAY GAMES National League

National League Cincinnati 2, St. Louis 1. New York 2, Brooklyn 3. Philadelphia 3, 5; Boston 8, 4.
 American League St. Louis 4, Detroit 6. Cleveland 3, Chicago 5.
 Pacific Coast League Los Angeles 1, Hollywood 2. San Francisco 5, Oakland 2. Seat tie 4, Portland 3. San Diego 13, Sacramento II, eleven innings.
 THURSDAY GAMES
 National League New York 4, Brooklyn 5. Phil adelphia 13, Boston 8. Chicago 2, 5; Pittsburgh 5, 6.
 Amef1can League St. Louis 3, Detroit 2. Boston 1, Philadelphia 0. Cleveland 3, Chi cago 4.
 Pacific Coast League Seattle 3, Portland g. Los An geles 8, Hollywood 1. San Fran cisco 8, Oakland 2. San Diego 5, Sacramento 3.
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LIBRARIAN HAS PAINFUL ACCIDENT

JUNEAU Mrs. Edna H. Lo- men, city librarian here, is con- valescing at St. Ann's hospital from broken left wrist, sustained recently when she fell at the li- brary. Mrs. Lomen was standing on chair, arranging books, when the accident occurred. Dr. w. M. Whitehead has placed Mrs. Lomen's forearm in a plaster cast.
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PAN AMERICAN AIHWAYs

Incoming passengers last night on the Pan American plane were: Emile Lauren, Louis H. Buckland, Mary F. Peterson, Walter Lang fit, Larry Parks, and Caroline Brophy.
 Outgoing passengers an the re- turn plane were: Ed Clausen, Vol ney Richmond, Dan Llahmon, Rita Tavis and Walter Germaine.
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Callao, chief port of Peru, was raided by Drake and others in the 18th century and in l746 was completely wiped out by an ear h. quake.
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Inc 1944, spendable U. s. income amounted to 5000, 100000.
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s. DAVID MAzEN TO CONFER IN ANCHORAGE

S. David Mazen, local postmas- ter, and member of the Oddfellow building committee, left yesterday for Anchorage, via the Alaska Airlines Lodestar.
 MT. Mazen will confer with of ficials of the Alaska Airlines re- garding an agreement on building on adjacent properties. If definite terms can be reached, the Odd fellows will build a structure util- izing the greater part of both properties, with the Alaska Air lines taking a long-term lease for offices on the main floor.
 Louisiana is divided into "par- ishes," originally for religious pur- poses but kept for governmental divisions.