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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-11
AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cont.

PHONE Ho. 5000, Cherner Motor Co.
Pr me today-our representative win cali
q and Oldest des ehs o. w hsRe
reputation, to maintain. So stop in or
szf u cal m6 81 'S 70 Drs sofa %sr.a4
and Lineoln.zephyr, home Of Chernerized
uL lei cEL FL FsreEs r 2Rsn 81 .e
1912 cars; absolutely high cash price. II
is paid dof for Ml give you cash II car
e. sakNGs ssaRss anS pfy
ington,s oldest exclusive used-car dealer
NV Os opeI s5 5s @ 1 81 suss.9
J5 5keF Isl Rsss ca! l. s:Sa
# eSeF Ta aS a3sr r sssss ave-
WANTED Tos c9 3sfr s sny max. or model
a ii P' f sfSas ~
CHEW s MoroK Koue CO. e0n Gsevroiet
df no RoG a5 Wisconsin Wi, ave NV
ave Emerson 1900 Open am. to 8
RfsHf HkoS spn FENDER and front axle for
80 WHY'S de luxe coupe, used or new.
DisCHARGEp VETERAN wants 1871 Buick
or Pontiac sedanette; must be in good con-
attSsSni no i assle CH.k II 1s4l
aVe Is top psses SEE us Sefere
s 1sT Pnons MS y yoo eHS
Zephyr home Of eSernerized y ea sno 17s Isl
%aEs + ss Sogs Sf sAs4 s$1SEs
So YoGs u sab q CAR our Re sC easa
ssRs .ss XVI nsSs A @s
HoRfsT Pr pR1c a" for ME- Eou e4o esr
dealers: 5000 Georsia ave sH $500.
pARKWAY MOTOR Co CO so5i N ST. NV NV.
R IF psmou ds ca s0 for ts.
WAR WORKERS NEED YOUR CAR. Please
MoRRELL MOTOR CO.. 1853 Pa. ave. Sc.
VETERAN of World War needs car badly.
R aad Hs1 GTpe Sk s41 need, good
4 1891 car Will pay top cash price. WI
SGE FARMERS in dir, need of
ear sf Ss can possibly &C. 40 dnhsp
a' s5s r Ss'as s0f CO. so $685. z4ss
assd Fssa. x Ssy 1 ss for good
nssds j n as5S
!ss r H f 81 fSsS with good ear call
S n1 ss1 Wl1LAS NJ 1 S1l you high cash
ALL MAKEs AND MODELS NEEDED,
sss a to s4 S.. iD.sds
viii come to o W" apo r0r cal. iPD' Hishes5
faces Il rAD aa on: ts ssn
s ere es e.. sns" . Ts , oA
II o9oS & ~: s. ss sS ' 90: md
PRivXTE PARTY wants is.ton pickup or
1887 or later business coupe. Call after
ale Ben sas g Sundays Randolph si7S or
WANTED, from owner, any small make
sr 1874 sssh e0e c. H.ms. siss
g Sssfss senverti6ls OF Or Club COZ Coupe. 'e 20.
s ssGlti PARTY wants Ford. Chevrolet.
F9SSS sGRait,Gn GOOD tres WI 1913
sar ms ssfis Fl moe e. ssTs not
CoNvERTiBLE CAR wanted by Army colo
+ need sse p NJ sS5s Have priority
WILL BUY FOR Cash clean used cars
bPsfIsakAIY Rfnb G5p GAR rs
where public transportation is not avail
able. all cash. Glebe 101S.
ARMY OFFICER wants to buy from pri-
yate owner 1899 or 1910 Plymouth or
Dodge coupe. GL. 0116. H.
RETURNING MARINE needs 1941 auto.
will pay cash for clean car, from private
CHRYsLER- PLYMOUTH DEALER win pay
the. maximum cash price for any de-
sirable car. Save time. WHEELER, INC.
Plymouth. Open to 8. closed Sunday.
PRIVATE PARTY wants good used auto
mobile Call WI. 4O14.
NEED A CAR, will pay up to $1,000 cash.
Call OF. s444 Sunday,
desiEed ~ p.,vats efSes Of
sedan; from privete party: cash. Phone
ARMY OFFICER wants to buy from mi
! vate owner 1941 Buick sedanette Especially
CAL MA. 6034, MT. 700, IN An. IA
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

PLATFORM BODY, factory built, 12-ft.
needs minor repairsi S25 delivers. WA
GMC 1880 truck 1h-ton panel wo. 74o0
NEW AND USED TRUCKS on hand fol
sale. heavy duty especially. SHERIFF
MOTOR CO., 800 Rhode Island ave. ne
1882 CHEVROLET panel truck, 8 new
tires. reasonable. Call between 10 and
ARMY SURPLUS Understandable
stake and dump; 1912 Chevrolet 3-ton
Aft. body. Beaumis hydraulic hoist. tan
dem rear, both rear axles drive, S25-
20-10 ply tires. Stakes: 1941 Dia-
mond 1ha-ton,. 12-ft.; 1910 Dodge
1la-ton; 1910 Ford 11a-ton; 1910 Inter
ational 2-ton. 14-ft,; 1887 Ford VS. 1a-
ton; 1885 Chevrolet 1l2-ton; all have
heavy-duty dual rear tires. helper springs
Dumps: 1912 Ford. Smithco 1h-ton, g.
yard body, double frame, 2-speed real
axle; ~ 1912 Fords, 112-ton. 3-yard body
Us, 1912 1872 Chevrolet BATON, 2R-yard
body ,9i-speed rear rear axle; 194l Ford Ia
1910 Ford j fa-ton, a-yard body; 1910 TN In.
ternational 1ha-ton 2-yard body; ali have
heavy duty dual rear tires, helper springs
Command cars: 1941 Dodaes. 1a-ton, OPP
tlonal 4-wheel drive, make excellent pick
ups. All our trucks have low mileage, extra
heavy duty Army tires, in very clean con-
dition; No priorities needed. See US for
any truck requirement. Terms, trade
Arlington, Va. OK. 0552 daily, 8 to 6;
Sunday, 10 to g.
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FARMS FOR RENT.

DAIRY AND STOCK FARM, Travilah. Md !:
fine blue grass. abundant water. telephone
WANTED-Large family to run fully
equipped farm. shares or wages; colored
or white; blocks D. c. line. $500 Branch
ave Sc S. FLEISCHMAN IL
s-ROOM FRAME and bath, II acres Of
fertile land, fruit, some outbuildings; near
Guilford I'd, miles northwest of Laurel:
$50 per mo. Better act soon. Warheld
1854 day and ewes.
BEGINNING january l, 1916 large farm
in State. 100 acres meadow for. stock;
highway through property. Write for
particulars. Box 73-E, Star.
35-ACRE truck and chicken farm: 8 miles
from .; c. line. Call sH. sl36.
1O-ACRE truck and poultry farm. Groom
near Annapolis, Md; monthly rental or
exchange work; white or colored couple,
experienced. Box 37-H. Star.
COLORED-Must have small farm in Md:
immediate sale. EQUITABLE REALTY
CO., 1011 You st. NV. MI. 2OS0. RIA.
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USED CAR SALE.
Al Mercury sedan-coupe. heater
a Buick Roadmaster sedan. heater.
Al Studebaker 70" Commander sedan
:. and h.
Al Lineoln-Zephyr custom sedan, ?. and h
Al Buick Century sedan, I. and h
40 Packard 81 sedan. I and h. overdrive
40 De Soto custom sedan. r. and H.,
40 Packard g. club coupe. II and b.
40 La Sale club coupe. r. and h.
40 Oldsmobile &C. sedan. r and h.
40 Oldsmobile torpedo club cpe. r. and h
80 La Sale sedan. and b.
80 Studebaker Commander 4-dr. sedan
T. and h.
30 Buick Special club coupe, r. and h.
80 Buick 4-dr Century sedan.
SO Chrysler 4-dr. 6-cyl. sedan, r. and n
'3s Buick business coupe, r and b,
Many others in stock
HYATTsV1LLE BUICK CO. WA. All
GUARANTEED USED CARS.
1910 Plymouth 2-dr. sedan.
1870 1870 plymouth business coupe.
1899 Plymouth 2-door sedan.
1898 Plymouth coupe, rumble seat.
1899 Buick 4-dr. sedan.
1885 Buick 4 -dr. sedan.
l939 Odds 4-dr. sedan.
1889 Studebaker 4-dr. Commander sedan
1939 Studebaker 4-dr. President sedan.
1898 Studebaker 4-dr. sedan.
1886 Dodge 4-dr sedan.
1898 Chevrolet 2dr. sedan. eX-taXicab.
1898 Dodge 4-dr sedan.
93S De Soto business coupe.
1898 Nash 4-dr. sedan.
heater. BILL MOTOR SALES. 1913 Geor.
gia ave. NV. Open Sun. Phone GE. 96O5
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pau otAC SOCN-
ties, according
to Mrs. Frank B.
Steele, regent of
the District Of
Columbia So
C lie t y Of the
Daughters of the
American Colo
nists.
AS this organ
ization is housed
in the National
Headquarters Of
the Sons of the
American Revo-
luton. 1927 Six
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ACREAGE WANTED.

10 TO 25 ACRES, Montgomery Co, Nd.
within 10 miles of D. c. line. Approx
mately Il clear: arabic soil. State loca-
ton and price. Box 13-H, Star. ~
WANTED. tract of timber IN nearby MO
or Va nice size. lOO-m.b f. or larger
Viii pay cash. TR. $3.50.
WANTED, approx. 20 acres accessible farm
land some wooded: maximum, $500 acre
between Rockville and Washington. DAVIS
1905 44th pl, Riverdale, Md. Telephone
II
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

MOTORCYCLES. parts, accessories, bat
teries, tires and repairs INDIAN MOTOR
CYCLE SALES. oil 9th st NV RE. OIL
TIRE RECAPPING IN WASH.-One-day
service: Leave car at am, ready at 8
ed, under cover. Not left on street or lot
For appointment call LII. os34-LU. 1917
in stock, passenger and truck CONSOL-
DATED SALES CO., 1896 H st. ne. LII
0S34-LU. 1877
TIRE RECAPPING, s-hour service. by ap-
pointment. Leave your car am, pick II
up at 5 pm. Finest grade materials used
Expert workmanship by experienced re-
Ample parking facilities. PALDER &
1912; 1903 Lee hwy, Arlington OK OOlo
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LOTS WANTED.

WILL PURCHASE lots in groups of NOT
less than Is, up TO 400. suitable for imme-
date development, with sewer and water
available; for detached, row or semide-
tached houses. FREDERICK w. BERENS,
l52s st, NV. Phone National S279.
LOT suitable for small apt house, will
pay cash. Box 32S-E, Star
GROUP OF LOTS wanted, in or near D. c.
Write Mr.. Walter. B F. SAUL CO., 925
10Th ST. NV. MA. 2100
BUILDER wants 90 to so lots in D c. or
nearby area; utilities must be available
on improved street Box AGE. Star.
WILL PAY ALL CASH for lots, D. C. or
nearby Md. Cali MR. BRENEMAN, 9l5
New York ave. NV. MA. 74I6 49,
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

261s 18th s. N.W.-Eingle cement block
garage, suitable for. parking or storage;
SIS monthly: conveniently located FED
ERAL FINANCE CO.. 915 New York ave.
NV: MA. 7416. 12s
DOUBLE GARAGE, storage or car; clean,
dry: $40 month, 705 Rock Creek Church
I'd. NV. Ia. 1896.
TWO-CAR BRICK GARAGE with electric
ity. ideal for machine. auto repair, paint
Ing OF printing shop. 55b 18th Sc. is
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

MODERN brick residence, all conveniences,
best close-ln section Montgomery County;
exchange for good value IN nearby Vlr-
ginia Box I1S-H. Star.
SHAKER HEIGHTS. o.-7-rm. English
viii exchange or sell with or without
furniture for home in District suburbs.
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BY JESSIE FAINT EVANS.

The presence Of large numbers
Of young people in the armed serv-
ices always quickens general inter-
est in the work and background of
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SCHLEGEL e. GOLDEN
1871 Pontiac 4-dr. sedan.
! $40 De Soto coupe; r and h.
1910 Studebaker Champion 4-dr. sedan
overdrive; r. and h.
1899 Buick Spec. 4-dr. sed: r and h.
1899 Buick club coupe; r. and h.
1889 Olsmobile 2-dr. 6-cyl. sedan: b,
1898 Pontiac 4-door sedan; r. and h.
1897 Plymouth 2door sed.
l 936 Dodge 2-door.
1885 Dodge 4-door sedan; r. and h,
SCHLEGEL g. GOLDEN. 257 Carroll st.
Takoma Park, D. C. Georgia 1909. Open
Sunday
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AUTO LOANS.

INCOME TAX, automobile loans without
indorsers We do not check with employ
credit record. Car does not have to be
paid Tor in order to obtain money NOLAN
FINANCE CO., 1102 New York ave NV
Open til nm Ale
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MONEY WANTED

WOULD LIKE eND TRUST Of SIS. 1000. in
terest So. agree to amortize 49, or more
per year. FREDERIC L. PATERSON, 1901
18th st. NV. Executive 5972.
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EARMs FOR SALE.

430-ACRE Howard County diary farm
st1he house rooms nsr. baths tahs coy barn
other necessary farm machinery; IS miles
sPod 2 S G. v HSosf s Il isrv s6 seq E
MER , j. =. Kelly. Rockville. Md. Phone
iso-ACRE CORN and tobacco farm. also
excellent for stock. IL miles from District,
"a mile of Route No. 224; house and out
buildings in need Of repair; 2 small bun
galows are rented; price, $4,000. Tel.
VACANT-s7 acres of fresh air with 3-rm
summer home. Is mi. out: very productive
snd spa aad rs en farm d. attn Tor
Vacant-15 acres Of fresh air; country
Trees. streams. springs. many outbidss.,
poultry houses. cow or horse barn. good
Wesdow With streams very
M SIje Nh Asto RF 5s4 3 Box B. Silver Spring
ACES sct Hsa'se 1sTm
"a Plata NJ About A 81 N mi from from D G.
zoo acres eresO' excellent location. among
Md: tenant houses and Usual farm
operating. Price, $4,000. Terms.
25 acres. large Colonial house, tenant
paved road, and in excellent condition.
enms AR pFes sf RE
James Burrouehs. La Plata 30S1; Wash
ington at H. Addison Bowie, EN-. 6235.
20 MILES FROM d. C.-274-acre farm,
well watered and fenced; nice stone, and
$22,50
2OO-acre farm; good 8-rm, house; large
stock barn and other outbldgs.; owner s
health necessitates sale; S22,500; $4,000
cash.
225 acres; 9 tenant houses; hne pastures
all near stream; $4,000; terms.
100 acres: 5-rm. house; h.-w.h: all
modern conveniences: 10 acres wooded; all
fenced and crossed fenced; 30 miles out;
S9,750.
rs acres: 5-rm. house; largely wooded;
beautiful place to live; on hard surface, IA
miles to Chain Bridge; $1,000.
Many others Before you buy or sell it
will pay to check with w. NJ. ORR. Fair
fax Va Fairfax 13
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LOTS FOR SALE Cont.

LOTS, 4 Tea. 20x117), high; trees; q bi.
Edmonston I'd COW. to bus; Riv. Hgts.;
$500 WA. 7461.
BRoOkMONT. overlooking the Potomac
and aoj. George Washington Memorial
Parkway = Wooded lot. Sox100, $1,000;
near Cabin John streetcar line MRS
BURGESS, Realtor, 6109 Broad st. WI
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EXCELLENT bluegrass. livestock and grain
acres. Attractive Groom residence, bath;
view GOOD tenant house and is tsT dod build,
hrh sTs P has dh aTse e no
5 farmhouses: 5S.eoW dairy .I barn .a and and
dairy herd consisting stdin of about 100 head
7-room house with electricity $500.
Attractive farm Of l25 acres : ~, mi. ., out
phone, orchard, wood lot; creeks; NAL and
school bus pass by door: $4,000. PRESTON
Nj GROWING. Culpeper. Va.
PATUxENT RTvER PENINsULAmone mile
rs acres. fertile SOIL .roducins high,graae
s sGeIf Brick a residenc sfa Quilt 1887 masn
cent view; 10 spacious rooms, full base
ment, 4la baths, oil-burner heat; modern
house. Groom farmers house, tenant
house, farm mo- buildings. Farmer will re-
Rsmb!.ng ranch house-Charming re-
State road frontage, miles from Port
fireplsces, 2 baths. maple floors. oil-burner
quarters; gear garage; bus service;
p1O,Uuo
Request list farms, homes, acreage.
LEONARD SNYDER, La Plata, Md.
e37 A., GOOD s-R RES, cleo; 6-r. tenant;
mi Purcel h 40ocoT Nv dairy eny barn barn,
everything for an up-to-date dairy 80
cows, heifers. B calves under yr; Tyr.
milk sale for 1914 over $4,000. Priced
complete, $4,000.
1872 a., S-r. house, new farm bldgs.: one
of Loudoun's choice stock and grain
farms; growing wheat crop; S13,650;
40 a, 9-r. Col. stone res; completely
modern; exc. stone garage. large hennery;
$4,000.
Az a., 7-r, all-modern home; Al con-
dition: good garage, outbldgs.; suburbs
Purcellville: $4,000.
a., OR. res: all modern; Bluemont;
a. 10-r. res; cleo. bath; Round Hill.
Va: $4,000.
is a.. Or house. near Bluemont: $3.50.
Any number other hsttngs at buyer
prices C. c. ELSA, Realtor Bluemont,
Va
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CALVERT COUNTY FARMS:

CALVERT COUNTY FARMS:
S3,O00-33ls acres, 32x64 barn; pro;
now farming; l mile from bay.
So; 5o0L160 So acres, 2 houses oo barns IN
aP ast yeaa mies from bsy
S5.5OO-95 acres, large barn; produces
Q 900 lbs tobacco over 100000 It. tim
Der: ] mile from bay
S6, O60-s0 acres, completely equipped
large barn, splendid tenant house, stable
so, 600 it. timber; produces 5000 lbs. to-
bacco; miles from bay: owner must sell
SS.0O0-140 acres adjacent Prince Fred
erick; s-room farm home, two large barns;
heavy producer.
barns, stable. granary. large fiat fields OF
Al soil; some timber: tenant will stay;
miles from Prince Frederick.
SI5. OOO-4O acres with SCOTT frontage
Patuxent River: sandy shore; most beauti-
full spot.
VERT REALTY AGENCY, Prince Fred
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Doe. B0RDERLINE ANEMIA'
Say You're Older Than You Are?
Signal Corps Photo

Lave you lost your "push" and
i L "drive"-is there a slump in
your spirits? Borderline Anemia can
make you feel like failure!
Borderline Anemia is a highly
prevalent condition! Doctors say thou
sands upon thousands of men-up to
ono out of two women-suffer from it.
Healthy Red Blood Cells
Are Needed Tor Ensrsy
So many people who should be enjoy
ing life have q Pordsrline Anemia.
Their red blood dis are not healthy
and red and big enough to supply
full vigor and vitality.
Without full health in these red
blood cells, which control the amount
OF energy you get, you can't expect
to feel alert and ION your toes"
irenixsd Yeast Helps
Build Up Blood and Ensrsy
If you're threatened with Borderline
Anemia-if you're tired, pale, listless
you need 1ronized Yeast Tablets!
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

WANTED-Used truck. panel or stake, IN
I'll cash. AD. $500.
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EnerW-bu1dlnT Blood

This 10 what the doctor
sees in his microscope
looking ut blood rich in
ensrgy-elsments. Note
Bag, plentiful red cells that
carry oxygen to release
snerGy to- every muscle,
limb, tissue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-11

OF course, persistent poor health NAV
spring from another cause. Only your
doctor can decide that. But, if you've
a Borderline Anemia--if you need to
build healthy red blood cells, to inn
prove your energy take Ironized
Yeast. 1t contains the very elements
that half of us don't get enough of
for red blood, for fullest energy. In
sist on genuine Ironized Yeast. At all
drug stores.
Resuitinl from, a ferro-nufritiond dsA-
cheney Of the blood.
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Thousands have blood ike
this and never know IL,
Note puny size and irrsg.
ular shape Of red cells.
Blood like this can't gem
crate the energy you
sssdi Only sturdy blood
- ekVe yo0 tpp snsrU.
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LAUREL, Md acres on paved road
fire elevation. stream on rear, rich gar
den land: price, $3.50. Easy terms
Waldorf. Md-Main road, business ano
homesites; priced 1895 up.
is Acres about % mi. from D. c. Paved
roaC. electricity and phone avallapIe
Price, S925 Easy terms. owner, ROB-
ERR T. SHELTON, GE. 6I92.
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patentees whose land grants com.
prised the Federal City"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-07
kElTHAHN TOTEM REpLICAS SH0Wh
 NOW In DISPLAY

Wood carving by Edward L. Keithahn, in the Northwest" or totem style. comprises the current creative arts display in the window of the Public Health Service office in the Shattuck Building on Sew ard Street here
 The group of carvings shown in- cludes replicas of authentic Indian art objects and utensils. There is a large totem miniature, bowl and spoon-like utensils in the group all of unusual interest and crafts manship.
 Museum Curator Keithahns carv- ings are only a taste of what may be expected when the second an- nual Creative Arts and Crafts Exhibit is held here in January under the auspices of the Juneau WCman's Club
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-07
Moose Women Plan
 Christmas Party and
 Also Initiation Meet

Ire Women of the Moose held heir regular monthly business meet
 ing last night in the Moose Lodge Rooms, with a good representation Of their membership present. Plans were made for the annual Christ mas party which is a special event fer the children, given jointly by the Moose Lodge and the Women of the Moose.
 The Christmas party will be held Saturday evening, Dec. g, in the Moose Lodge Rooms. Named on the committee to assist the men with party plans are Peggy Whitmore, Chairman; Elsie Sofoulis and Ma tel Darling.
 AS this is Moosehaven Month on the program calendar of the Lodge, the entertainment features at the regular social meeting to be held Dec 20 will be under the care of Irene Mckinley, Moosehaven Chair man She will be assisted by Lyda Museth, Daisy Burrell and Anna Ro- denberg. Refreshments will be serv- d by Edith Powers, chairman, Ruth Maurstad and Dorothy Evans assist in,'
 Initiation of new members will also be a feature of the next meet ng, it has been announced.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-07
C0MMUNICATICM

LEDO ASSAM, India Nov. 16.-- To The Editor of the Empire:
 I am writing this letter just to let the people know how we feel about the demohilization plan.
 In the first place any man with eighteen months of service is eligible for discharge. While a man in this theatre with two and three years service can't even get on boat, to get back to their homeland Now I ask you, is that the right thing to do? To keep a man in this coun- try of disease, and not giving him any idea when he will get home, or even if he will live long enough to make it back That is what..1s in the minds of every CT over here.
 (Siencd) Tee. 5 Glen J. Kirkham
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-07
PATIENTS AT GOVT.
 HOSPITAL DISPLAY
 HANDICRAFT WORK

An interesting display of handi- craft and needlework made by the tuberculosis patients at the Govern ment Hospital is being shown over the weekend in the window of the Needlecraft Shop at 111i2 Seward Street. The patients had expected to have sale but so great has been the demand for the carefully made articles that the sale has been elim- mated For the benefit of these who may harbor doubts, the articles have been thoroughly de-germed, either by washing or by continued exposure under ultra violet rays.
 The Alaska Tuberculosis Associa- ton. as a part of it's Rehabilitation program, donated many of the ma- terials used in the needlecraft ana art work. The Alaska Native Ser vice has for some time carried on academic and occupational therapy work at the hospital. The. work is currently under the direction of Mrs. Dora Rusch, who comes from Bozeman, Montana She teaches the younger patients in groups, and gives individual instruction to older patients.
 Attention is called to the photo- graphs on display, taken by Will jam Paul, Jr. These depict the pat ients at work and they give one an idea of how much contentment and interest in life rehabilitation pro- gram gives those who only too of ten must remain in bed for years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-07
COASTAL AIRLINE5
 ON FLIGHTS TODAY

On flights to Sitka, and Ketchi- kan this morning, Alaska Coastal Airlines carried the following pas sengers:
 To Sitka-Bud Whiteside, F. D. Craig, Mrs F. D. Craig and Arnold Mogseth.
 To Petersburg-Keith Roberts, Don Foster and Erling Phynese.
 To Ketchikan-Abbie Mier, Bob Shull, Victor Bachand and Spen- cer Vandervier.
 Sixty per cent of mans diet in this meat eating nation is of plant origin
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-07
RUThERF0 0RDS HAVE
 CHRISTMAS GUESTS

Mir and Mrs. Roy Rutherford of tie Juneau Lumber Mills have as their house guests during the Christmas season. MT and Mrs. James O'Hare and their daughter, Lynn. from Seattle. Mrs. OHare is tka niece of MT. Rutherford
 The Seattle residents have been at the Juneau Logging Camp since last summer and plan to return there following their Christmas visit with the Rutherfords.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-07
Av. CADE! FAULKNER
 RECEIVES DISCHARGE

Av-Cadet John M. Faulkner, son cf MT. and Mrs Herbert L. Faulkner, has been honorably discharged from the Amy Air Forces, it is announ- ced in adviees received by The Elm pire.
 Before entering the service at Monterey, Calf. in November. 1943 he was a college student.
 His last duty station was San Mar ccs Army Field, a unit of the AAF Training Command
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-07
HERE FROM STATES

Baranof registrants from the States include: It. and Mrs. R. A. Mcfarland, Fairhope, Ala; w. Kay Anderson, Tenafly, N J.; and Ger trude Diamond, Laurelton, N. Y.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-07
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Dec. T = Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau Mine stock today was 9i2, Asaconda 46l2, Curtiss Wright 87s. International Harvester 981a, Kennecott 50, New York Central 32&, Northern Pa cific 38, U. s. Steel S4. Pound S4.03l3
 Sales today were 2,050,000 shares
 Dow, Jones averages were as fol- lows: Industrials, ls408; rails, 64.74; utilities, 3882
 DRINK kiSU BLACK LABEL,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-07
ANCHORAGE GUESTS

Mrs. J, A. Mcdonald and child, and Dorothy Koegler, from An chorage, are guests at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-07

Bonnie Brier, Vancouver resi- dent, is guest at the Gastineau Hotel.