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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26
RED (R055 DRIVE WILL
 NOW START
Thursday, March 1, Is Date Set for Campaign
 on Channel

1 On Thursday, March l, the 53rd
 Red Cross solicitors of Juneau
 and Douglas will begin their trek
 from house to house and business
 to business in an effort to put the
 Gastineau Channel area lover the { top in this 1945 Red Cross War Fund. It will be necessary for those voluntary workers to raise $13,065 for the Red Cross from Juneau and Douglas. Approximately one third of this amount will remain in the treasury of the Juneau Chapter for the purpose of local disaster, home service, relief, and other local needs and expenses as these occur. The American Red Cross is only an agent. You don't give to the Red Cross but through the Red Cross, to the men and women of the armed forces. Whether the need be great or small, it is important to the per- son who is seeking aid, and to the Red Cross a request for help is sig nificant for its own sake" said R.. E. Robertson, Chairman of the Ju- neau Red Cross Home Service. He handles cases of need here in. the Gastineau Channel area each day: boy stranded here who needs funds to go on to his home and a needed furlough; meals and lodgings for persons whose homes are burned. He always has funds to send to stricken areas.
 To millions in foreign countries the American Red Cross banner is the emblem of American people and their contributions-a symbol of American generosity. Clothing and food to a bombed out family or refugee child means more than just so much clothing. They represent sympathy, understanding, and sup port of American people,
 This year more than ever the peo- pie in Juneau and Douglas are call ed upon to give of their substance to those who are needy and those who require help help in the form of morale and character building in the armer forces, medical help to the army and navy and also the homeless and stricken here; food, clothing, shelter, and comfort to countless millions at home and abroad. The slogan of the Red Cross for l945 is Keep Your Red Gross at His Side!' in doing that you are keeping it at everyone's side.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26
SWEDE SEARS MISS OUT ON
 AAU MEETING
Senior Traekmen Fail to Top Records, Mark Set-
 ling Left 10 Lads

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Track and Field competition has definitely heen below par this fourth wartime sea- son, but there were indications of better performances at the National AAU indoor title events where, though performances fell far short of records in the Senior Field, things were different at the 18th Annual High School meet, Saturday. when a trio Of youngsters created new marks.
 The Senior group, comprising 4-Fs, collegians and service men on leave, went through it's entire pro- gram without touching a single re- cord.
 Although Sweden's much-billed stars, Gundar Haegg and Haakon Lidman, failed to arrive in time for the AAU meeting, 13,000 spectators received their full share of thrills when they saw Corp. Barney Ewell, one-time Penn Slater, score double triumphs in the 60-yard dash and the broad jump, and watched Navy's Jim Petit speed through an amaz- ing 3o0-yard anchor leg sprint in the medley relay, then catapault of high-banked curve into the crowd.
 Rudy Simms unleashed a 0:574 quarter to start off the mile run, but neither he nor James Rafferty, the ultimate winner, could stand the pace and the pair staggered through the 440 yeads in 69 seconds, hik- ing the finishing time to ATS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26
ELkS' KEGLERS ROLL UP FINE
 SCORES SUNDAY
All Members of thaf Team Bowl Over Five Hun
 dred Mark

The Elks short the Sig macs, 2,753 to 2,508, and the En- gineers out-counted Finance, 2,640 to 2,546 in contests rolled yesterday afternoon on the Elks bowling alleys.
 Representative of the Antlered Herd were in fine shape, with no member of that aggregation rolling under 800 pins. High scorer of the afternoon was Lavenik, with a 585-point total
 Complete scores follow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26
MINOR CIRCUIT BALL CLUBS TO
 SEEK CHANCES
Lower Leagues Want More Voice in Running of
 Diamond Sport

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-Demands for greater self government and a voice in the selection of the new High Commissioner for Baseball, to suc- ceed the late Kenesaw Mountain Landis, were to be aired here today by the 10-man committee represent ing minor loop club operators. The committee is gathered here to con- slider changes in the major-minor league agreement which expires next January. No formal proposals for changes have yet been offered.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26
CUBA WANT5 ALL
 INTER AMERICAN
 NATIONS IN WAR
Says sHWouIdBe Solidarity Gesture Between
 Countries

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 26-Cuba has proposed at the Inter American Conference that all American na- tions go to war against Germany and Japan. It was ascertained au- thoritatively, however, that simple declaration of war would not obtain United States recognition of Argen- tina at the Conference.
 The Cuban resolution was present. ed as a gesture of solidarity between American governments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26
MODES SUNK BY CAMBRIDGE
 NAVY QUINTET

NEW YORK, Feb. 26,--Arnny and Navy clash on the basketball court at Annapolis this coming Saturday, but instead of two unbeaten lives tangling, the service clash no longer has bearing on the national cage picture.
 The Annapolis Middics went down to their first defeat Saturday when Cambridge Navy ended their 12- game winning streak, 68 to 6O The Aimy's 20-game stretch of wins was snapped by Penn, week ago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26
Farewell Tea Will
 Honor Mrs. Bartlett
 AtGovernor' sHouse

Mrs. Ernest Gruen-ng will honor Mrs. E. L. Bartlett and her mother, Mrs. Gausted, at farewell tea to- morrow afternoon at the Governors House, from 4 o'clock to o'clock.
 A cordial invitation to all friends of Mrs. Bartlett and Mrs. Gausted is extended by Mrs. Gruening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26
5NEAD SHOOTS | BEST GOLF OF WINTER TRAIL
TempermentaI Texan Col eefs First Money in
 Pensacola Open

PENSACOLA, Fla, Feb. 26.- Sharp-shooting sammy Snead slam med away to his fifth golf champ ionship of the Winter Gold Trail season, capturing the Pensacola Cpen Tournament with a 72-hole total of PIT, seven strokes better than runner-up Byron Nelson.
 The temperamental, slam-bang golfer shct his best four rounds of the Winter tourney trail to win the S1 ,333 War Bond, maturity value, prize money.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26
SKI CLUB HON0RS
 BENEDICT5 SUNDAY

About 35 Ski Club members and friends attended the reception given by MT. and Mrs. Joe Werner Sun day afternoon in honor of It. and Mrs. Elmer Benedict
 Only few had braved the un- favorable weather to go skiing, but those who did gc reported fairly good skiing on the higher slopes.
 
 Empire wans aos get quick results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26
MINNESOTA E
 TITLE HURDLE
 FOR HAWkEYES

CHICAGO, Feb. 26-Iowa's Hawkeyes thundered along the Wes- tern Conference basketball champ ionship trail, with two more hurdles remaining between them and their first title in g years. The Hawkeyes, who have blown hot and cold during the title chase, are still leading the league, but have to get past Minne- sota tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26

NOTE From time to time, in hhis space, there UiH appear an article Which we hope wiH be of interest to our felloiU Americans. This is number forty Of q series.
 ScnENlEy INTERNATIONAL CORP, NEW YORK
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26

Mrs. Clay Scudder has returned from trip to the States. and has resumed her position as Senior Clerk with the Territorial Bureau of Public Health.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26
WITH HEALTH BUREAU

Mrs. Eileen Frutiger, who ar rived from Duluth, Minnesota, two weeks ago. has accepted a position as clerk-stenographer with the Territorial Bureau of Public Health.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26
LUTHERAN LADIES, AID

Rummage Sale at the Lutheran Church, Main and Third Streets. Wednesday, February 28. 10 a. m.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26

SAVE rh. PIE cTs Of your broken lenses and send them to Box 468, Ketchikan, Alaska They will be replaced promptly in our large and well equipped labors tory. o. M. and R. L. Carlson.
 BUY WAR BONDS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26
NOTICE ru auToIsTs.

Beginning now, cars without licenses will be taken in and fines assessed. | (Signed) JOHN MONAGLE,
 Chief of Police
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26
TIDES TOMORROW
MRS. sCUDDER RETURNS
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Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-07

egetti of Oakland, Calf Frank Lucchesi, oan Francisco and Jim Daniels, IF, of LOS Angeles. All are infielders.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-07
Bottom

Four likely looking rockies worked out with the Portland Beavers of the Pacific coast league at San Jose, Calif., train ing camp From left: Curt Schmidt, ex-San Francisco Seals pitching prospect; Reno Men
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-07
Top

Workmen put finishing touch es on the hull of the new 45- thousand ton aircraft carrier Midway which will be launched soon at Newport News, Va It will carry more than 80 twin .en- gined planes.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-07
Legal Notice

Legal Notice
 HE PROBATE COURT )F THE TERRITORY
 OF ALASKA,
 I HIRD DIVISION KODIAK PRECINCT
 e Matter of the Estate of
 LIAM CASTELL, Deceased )TICE TO CREDITORS )TICE IS HEREBY CIV y the undersigned that he cen app inted and has quail as executor of the Estate of am Castell, deceased and editors of the deceased and rsons having claims against eceased. or his estate, are red within six (6) months the date of the first publi- 1 of this notice to present xhlbit them, with the nec- 7 vouchers, papers or docu- s to the said executor at office of Taylor & Seltzer, 'neys at Law, Brooklyn Av-
 Kodiak, Alaska, that being lace for the transaction of uslness in connection with
Evening star., 1945-02-11

The engagement Of Miss Mar
guerite Faye Savage. granddaugh-
ter Of the late Canon John Walton
Austin Is Of interest In the an
nouncements being made today that
tell Of weddings In the future that
will attract many circles Of society.
Miss Savage Is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Audley A. P. Savage,
who are announcing her engage
ment to Midshipman William p.
Evening star., 1945-02-11

lof thsir daughter, Miss Louise
Rosenberger, to Chief Petty Omcer
Eugene John Waish. y. 3. n, now
on duty In the Pacific.
Miss Rosenberser attended Buck
Evening star., 1945-02-11

men University and + now located hi
San Francisco.
The bridegroom select u the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Walsh Of
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1945-02-11

Istroted: Monsons Bermuda 6roodcloth stripe-untrno
from sunup to sundown; tic neckns long sleeves fyon
skirt 1rey with yellow strips chorsse with black stripe,
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALTERATIONS can add charm, and indi-
your ys d. sse
psPerins rooms. aoorins, modernizinG 81
bathrms;, kitchens, ,eYerything in the way
81 oani ads or 1b su no nates Tnd
mechsnics used for all VOL. liberal terms
MENT CORP Rises National Bank BldE..
rs sar edition 5d ms ah M ass
ton. residential and commercial construc-
ta1n fsnsTs sGnasSS;s RI COMMON
sufPG &c u nj sf e. s27 Pa a2e
NV. Warehouse st eth and T ne. DI
GARAGE, 1oxoo; new .moaern, prefabri-
tions M, write JAMES P. PROCTOR r.. .
and builder Ali work IS sgaranteed No
s l0H tSe large rs S Or too small Call T.
J J, roofing. siding: insula-
mates. GATES CONTRACTING CO. Oh
kEMopEL Fl: mGas,nins z9qs nome PssP p9r
IssRs rss es sBes Wis WI 1Ns 1900
PATTERSON CAgLFIELD CORP; for
Johns-Manyille roofing, siding. insulation.
terms HO. 412o Member Johns-Manville
Home Improvement Guild
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing put the best
a ayng ssnaRg R4aee nass1
ING coNTRAcToRs nc. 1912 Wiscon-
sin ave NO 2215
KITCHENS - Cabinet sinks, gas ranges,
gas refrigerators,, limited quantities Com
JOHN G. WEBSTER. Plumbing and Heat
ing, 627 F st. NV. MA. 4163. WO. 1920.
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MOTOR TRAVEL,

NAVY wife driving to California Jan. list.
references Mrs. b. M. TAYLOR. 81,
69UQ, EXT. 81 25s
Cadillac: persons Interested call Michigan
1000 20.
way OF Knoxville; want passengers
SMITH. 713 9Th st. ne
Los ANGELES-Leaving Thursday morn
Ing; good car; can carry passengers.
Tower hh29 26s
WANTED-Ride Birmingham, Ala, or vi
TIE. 5000, Ext. %
PACKARD CLIPPER leaving for ST. Peters
ourg Fla, Jan: End: Persons interested
call Woodlsy 1877 after g pm.
Chevrolet club coupe. Falls Church 1861.
DRIVING TO LOS ANGELES, CALF, via
Dallas, take or pass. Leave any time
Write Box Boob, Star 26s
ARMY OFFICER driving to West Palm
Beach Friday, Dec. %, can take two
passengers, share expenses references.
Call GaithersburR 24-F-22 O1s
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PERSONAL,

PICTURES TAKEN for all occasions. any
other defas hkAY pHoTS ee sflffi
PRIVATE RIsgS Al AND ssif;MrpRIvATE ROOM in
nursing home for elderly people; tray serv-
NURSES AVAILABLE - Need . nupsea
Proof Of qualifications, including reliable
sY IL sn eoyERs bRAFER s1Ss CO. $780, 49,
livery. DAiGNEAULT. Decorators.
PHONE SREf HERD $3.50, ASK for Miss
Wright. II you are in need Of loar up to
$500 on your signature
MODERN DRESSMAKING STUDIO. CEN
trally located, formerly of Fifth ave.
N. T., equipped Tor prompt service; dresses,
suits coats to. order. also restyling and
alterations; moderate prices. LEA ENGEI,
r lilo F ST. 6 Nv Room 90 Telephone
CHILDREN's LODGE, tots. yrs. and UP;
ING, Capt. Heights 714S.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee. relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart asthma, rheumatism, arthritis,
nervousness piles, colds. fiu or other all
ments. Also relief from aching. swollen
feet. Lady Naturopath, 20 years expert
ence. In charge. SH 1855,
HOWELL ACADEMY boarding school, boys,
kindergarten through 9th grade, moving to
river estate near Annapolis February Ist.
fNiTRoDuCToRY oFFER-one sx1o pho
tosraph taken In your home, only 81 so.
Also copying and coloring. Phone Qlebe
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

SALE ENGLISH BULLDOG. / year old.
thoroughbEed, pedigreed. Axe registered
white and brindle: house and leash trained;
ssssEfRs .ft!sIsas rs CAL AR!HgH
female. $50. cai kk kises ae KEN as;
M NE on Lee by near centsEviIle. Fair
LOVE BIRDS, canaries' guaranteed sing
ers. $50 LeBaum st. Sc FIR. 2l33.
BOxERS-Chotce pups for Xmas. cham
pion sired Axe Axe req tavns and brigd!es.
CANARIES, guaranteed singers: give your
OAKS BIRD FARM, Warfeld 3271. IS
BIRD DOGS-7One English setter, female;
one black and white pointer, male; both
COCKER SPANIEL, female. two years old:
e5n,ldsS pet p,I best Offer Union 395s;
pion bloodines,, inoculated against dis
temper and rabies. Call d. 6o73 after
coCkER SPANIEL PUPPIES, "typey" and
Axe Ak. top eh. bloodline. wormed; hold for
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, black. also
shene (. Hess, VA. Iss4, serw 1Sf Ma.
CANARlES, choice, healthy singers. males:
guaranteed, SIS each: cages and stand
available; females. So each: Zebra dnches.
red siskin pairs, Yorkshire white, $50.
1926 NJ st. NV, AFT. 4.
PEKINGEsE PUPPIES, little beauties.
pedigreed and reg. Axe. 21o4 Adison
s sfaMrsEE I'd 1s Ksniworth Ii o317
one seal point extra hpe. ALBERT
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, general houseworker. laundry. live
in, 5la-day week, fond of children ref
required: $50. OR. 1887.
COOK, S35 week; GEORGETOWN house; 2 in
family; live in; only thoroughly expert
enced, with sood references, need apply
Call MI. O596 between $50 and IL noon
COUPLE for gh.w. and cooking; live in;
upstairs room, private bath sood salary.
e eox PI.A coLoREp. man as experienced
both fond Of children, good home, S225
per month; only those interested in per-
GENERAI o Ho oSSH S9 pian a0 eoosins
full time; live out; local reference required.
25le Connecticut ave. AID 1888. 25s
H0USEKEEPER-NURSE white. to woman
who works and 3-month-old baby; health
certificate and refer. required: live out,
$40 per wk, Box 99-A. Star.
H0USEKEEPER, white, take care of 3
children. light housework and cookins
references: live in. WA. 0S55, Xmas day
MAID, experienced cook; must have good
references; no laundry; good pay GE
1884 1909 Buchanan st. NV.
MAID, colored full time: Cleveland Park
Call WO. 1901 after l pm.
MAID, as cook and g.h.w.; references re-
ouired. Call EN- 1925
MAID, experienced, full time gh.w., plain
cooking, personal laundry. Small house
near bus. Good salary. OR. 4459.
WOMAN, settled, for cook and g.h.w., nc
week: call MI. 327s;
bath. References required and health card.
Location Bethesda WI T106
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REPAIRS and SERVICES tcont.l


RAJ RADi 5om REf A NJ Eoss done in your
Md. Va. LEE DT 0122; Sunday. too. 90.
RADIO sERyICE-Prompt eficient sery-
icngg on all makes, day or night. GE.
RADIO REPAIRs-veteran; reasonable;
Say and night nigh calls; also Sundays. GE.
8 mos. Honest prices. MID-crTY RADIO
SHOP Sta 9-9 Pm: Friday and Saturday
REFRiGERAToR SERVICE. specializing in
aIi makes; 24-hr: service; expert and quick
REFKIGERAToRs, washing machines. small
sSsEantssd a,ssi ssfs 1si fsSDer'enee; YORK
makes, parts in stock; also washing ma
saRsf HfasF 81 AL e. MAkEs of electrical
S S s9s, Service expert workmanship, ocsii
SEWING MAcHINEs-ouaran,eea repairs
Parts AND SUPPLIES for all nachines. Sew.
f SEW s9 Ms pIisFsf 1Sep ,n.p.e,
Repiaeement parts for all make machines
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UNITED TYpEWR FER CO. sls 18th n NV i
TYPEWRlTERS--A complete. economical
service. from. minor repairs to rebuilding
all makes: free delivery anywhere; oul
35th year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned, csc. Up tc
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ebne metbo eeaHsd n egF Nosf HR
AWNING CO 2n2l 18th NV. DU. $500
s sfs GHRY APPAN tTee ST. s55
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. FULLEF
y d'ALBERT; INC. SIS 10th st. NV
JONES q HARTNETT, heating, oil burner
service. We go Md, D. c.. Va. Work
guaranteed. Estimates free. Prompt serv
ice. 81 O3n2
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ACCESSORIES for camera fans wanted,
prices BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave. NV. lorp.
A peps Ct }Ssastss1 sA ty sas4
tors, office equip. all kinds. Top prices paid
ADDING MACHINES ana typewriters
auire RE. asss. OFFICE MAcH1NEs
CO. Bend Bldg. 14th and Y. ave
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcu-
1ators. bought, sold and rented RE HIT.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s1S 18th
ANTIQUE FURNITURE. art objects. better
grade china and bric-a-brac in any amount
wanted at once. Please call MR. GRADY.
BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture:
contents OF apis. or houses at once; we do
moving carefully; storage. Ia. 1887. 25s
BEDROOM SUITES. dining room suites,
living room pieces, rugs, gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
once: will pay highest possible price. No
matter what you have to sell, please call
today Mr.. GRADY. Ma. 1890
BEDROOM SUITES, ofdce furniture, dining
and living room suites, cleo. refrigerators.
glassware and rugs. Dupont 0513. 26s
CAM Tsa. 0E Hsr MIR s SaGi P.nn up' we
NV. RE- SlSz. opsn an. 70 7 pm.
CAMERAS. photo eduipment, both amateur
and profsssionaL Best prices. FORD
PHOTO SUPPLY. 600 7th IT. NV. tnear -.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C. BIB
TUESDAY, DEcEMsER IS,
MISCELLANEOUS WANTEn tcont.l.

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Sssa esns sisss PIG ffaa s0F re sn e
GLorHING.Betser prices paid for mems
De 81 ss sfan oDen H ssss vii cal. IN st. nv"
skfHue GET MA GqE G' 54o before It you SELL
Ss s gss MI sfd aHa szsh s sos
bIAMoNDs and old gold, diamond watches
B BYHMk s sa 1sh n b. siShns
Else choice Of diamonds on hand. MAX
FiREPLAcE EaUIpMENT-Brass fender
about abs 60 inches long; andirons and tools.
F6RSfiITfURE and home furnishings q all
Enas II sSqs R spos cash. prompt
FURNITURE. pric- a-prac. china. glassware.
olses nsid csu ssahe ss s s
pheas shas sassEs
SRP sro ssHSya ssi VI" bth ss 81 SooD NEIGH
FURNITURE-Inner-s mattresses; We
ons ensos al cash at
GAS HEATER, Humphrey. blower type or
aobar 15s M 81 Or f aS 1927 san
GOLD-gring your old gold. silver. pia.ins
4 Kahn NC. 81 years Years at sss St. ' NV.
NEWSPAPERS wanted. e0c per 100 lbs;
r ans &C. psT u.s. s ss l4o s
each; auto tires and tubes, loo each; .deliV-
cred our warehouse. If you cannot deliver
RAG & BAG CO, 2i5 L st. sw. DI. so07.
BOOKS and nsss za' Sc Psr iSS g. f..
ddsiiyered our warehouse II YOU cannot
NEWSPAPERS wanted. soc per 100 lbs:
/ books and magazines, Soc per 100 lbs.
deiivcredSour warehouse. II you cannot
deliyeF rI y9Rr San please Phone u.s.
PIANo-Will pay cash for a spinet, .
small apartment upright or grand. Phone
PIiNOs-orands. apartment uprighth o,
spinets wanted VIII pay high price tor
CO. Ma. 1923.
eeiisnt prices Tor desirable used pianos Of
all kinds. despite, the number Of new pianos
now on the market. Telephone US for an
pay You for your pfano. MN In many S cases we We
snf s 6sH oI Fling iSs5 s sHo H i1f
PIANOS, grand upright. spinet or apt
size, any ~ SIZE ssao any condition; will pay
work table. eau caa s4s4 t hFo Tues Tues:
day. or Elk. 3776 Wednesday.
SEWING MACHINES-We buy all types:
repair hemstitching buttons covered.
pleating. A917 ? st. RE 1900. RE 23iI.
AM INTERESTED in buying old jewelry,
silver, china, bric-a-brac, old glass. DORA
MILESTONE. NE. 6079
CASH FOR YOUR BOOKS, stamp collec-
ton, old glass, china and silver; private
party. CO. 5153.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert; weekly, monthly
services; all records, financial statements.
taxes, systems. Adams 0722. 25'
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books opened:
monthly services; tax reports quarterly
statements; prompt services reasonable
AacceCSoUNTAST?-iBooKKEEPER - Expert,
complete bookkeeping, tax service to lin
tied number small concerns. Gil: 0l2s. q.
sales experience, desires position; salary
commensurate to results obtained. Phone
EXECUTIVE OR AssIsTANT-Extensive
MANAGEMENT exper., college and accounting
graduate, legal background, all taxes. 8
degrees, 2 foreign languages, available
for u s. A. or abroad Box 34s-z, Star.
PACKAGING ENGINEER, charged with d.
recting all activities connected with pack
ing, carloading, warehousing and materials
handling of large Government procuring
agency. BOX 301-B, Star. 81
RESTAURANT manager desires to locate
in Washington: 80. married. in good
health: IL years experience in food bust
ness; best of references furnished upon re-
quest. Box 267-B, Star. 25'
POSITION wanted, former Government ex-
ecutive, wholesale and retail sales expert
ence; references. Box 272-B, Star. 25'
WANTED, work, doorman, hotel, apt or
theater. elderly, active man. TR. 271s.