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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-28
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT-OFFTcg MAN1CFR

ACCOUNTANT-OFFICE MANAGER, extern
sive experience. executive type. draft ex-
empt. college and accounting graduate;
above average; all taxes. financial state
ments. expert in ONCE organization and
systems Box SAC Star.
ACCOUNTING. bookkeeping or selling. eve
sing employment. part time. Box 49e-D
coLoRED MAN wants position =, chic,
steward or chef-cook; references AID
ENGINEER, steam: high-pressure license
long experienced in maintenance of blIiId.
tnss and mechanical equipment: viii be
Tree In few days: would consider connection
senance: executive AFFINITY. Boz Old.
ESTIMATOR. building materials. Call MI.
PERSONNEL INTERVIEWER to start
Vet, %, graduate courses in interviews
and some selling. mos. Govt. econ, sta
.ist iG u nat recruit shipyards. CALI:
naive wash; perm. career: modest start
WI. 36lQ. BOX l&7-G Star Ce
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EMPLoYMENT sERvIcEs.

$50, construction once.
Sc; stem, business ONCE, s.w., S45; stem,
51a-day wk.. perm. $50; STEM. industrial
relation, 5a days, S175; part-time STEM.
$50 wk Dozens of others. See Miss White.
Est. % yrs) MA. 1888. BoYD'S. 1888
ssTiENOGRAPHERs, sI7o, association work.
int, perm: sten.. construction, S45 wk.;
typist publicity ONCE. S140; typist for
Govt $50 mo-; stenog.. 81 hr., temp.
ICE, Bond Bldg, cor. 14th and N. Y. ave.
SECRETARY, $50 wk,.. under 35, legal
work, perm: stem, A hrs. wk.. rapid In
medical, 2 meaA and $50: legal secretary.
start, $3.50; personnel asst. and stenog !,
$SSsss 81 y yrs. Sc Ms kna3a SvI "a.
1911 q. next Epiphany Church.
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HELP DoMEsTIc Cont,

IL SEQ Eol ABBY ' sssss
aoUseKEE Mfss . sse take Pv care ., chill
Or out t Cali fI Taylor ss57. = s0'A' NV -
sI Ap sSISris sr m0 Szc is s. s4
1904 South Thomas st.. Arlington. Va.
LAuNDkEss, expeTienced. to do curtains;
LAUNDREss, experienced. help with clean
inE, Mon. Tues, Thurs. and Fri; "a and
ds eoor e2 ssss and Thurs
0s1s "Wednesday Or Thursdsy evening
Maid to care for 2-rm. apt. and 1M-yr.-
s sld n. p 70 h cooling dag Thuss 1 ~
MAID, 5hl-day week, vicin. 18th and R. /.
shns s ss9s q ao sh s1ss ATE. r. esCfns
out; b1s.das Week. cal csll IA. ssss.J. 'f
i. Can W. W. 1887 hssln''' '-aas week I'VE
MAID for s.h.w.-cook, z in family. small
e 9THs a Isds t. moo re sa St a.
i M1fb 3. 81 assssE. experienced. to take
ether help employed; sloo monthly. WI.
S si|Iss. (, day week to care for young
NURSEMAID for children; live in. pleas
sher hsD
SECOND MAID, colored. Monday through
Saturday, at hours, 10 to 9. Telephone Wo.
8. References required
S6sEss WITH f4og isas i. LOUISE nM
WOMAN; live in a nice. suburban home;
for ssS enin old child and Ehv
WOMAN: white. for INV. AN. and to help
SSHsA xb,Psy v,tS o. e. osSs en,,a
and an, SUNDAY nS. on; SIS week. room and board.
WOMAN to do light housework. help care
1SI Shild live ,o Nth family good pay
M1sH Mother ssi.si to cs ssr fss ser babies
Ess fany modem aas,5 home sTadSsfS
laundry and afternoon care Of small child:
health card and references required: hours
week, additional for overtime. N and i salts It's
vacation. Cali morning or evening, TIE
WOMAN, middle aged. to care for invalid
Woman Won a. ana Js,, help With light housework
a;S0: no washing. oE. 77e7. .'V ~
wv IaNdr white, shw care of children
HO iauHuIyb WOIkluk INOLUcIs blUU mo,
VI. 5o24 or write 6305 Beechwood dr..
WOMAN, white or colored. housekeeper
settled, to live in. care of 5-yr boy, plain
eooking; S1O0, month. Ii. $3.50.
WOMAN, settled. general homework fol-
lady in Govt, service. and young girl in
junior high; plain cooking: live in; refer
ences: Call RIA. 2516 after O'Clock 1 =
WOMAN to cook and do housework. com.
petent and experienced; local references:
MA. 2sai or De. Jeff. ' 'N '''
WOMAN, colored, 3 mornings q week from
70 ghaWW. 6Oc hour: NV. section
WOMAN FOR COOKING and downstairs
cleaning, suburban home near busline
live in. adults. 4 children Highest
prevailing WAGES to experienced person
pected. Boy 76-E, star
S25 WK. COOK, g.h.w,.. for. small family
pleasant new house. Other help employed
Live in; references. OR. 1882.
S1s WEEK EACH. friends or sisters: ]
| live In or each alternate, staying in !:
nights wk Cooking. R.h.w.. care children
Refs: OR. 1850. 3rd q. nm. and bath.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STENOGRAPHIL ana secretariaI classes
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses IN shorthand. typing. Bookkeeping.
comptometer. all secretarial ubjects Est
ssss soYn scaoo m ssss n9 e . Hn
LEARN TO FLY. Call oliver 1855. CON-
GRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
LEARN TO FLY-Call Spruce oSSS. HYDE
FIELD. STORAGE. Clubs forming.
CPA COACHING. general accounting sub
jects under 16 CPA's; quickly, eftciently.
economically. Free booklet. ME. 4171.
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JOHNs-MANvILLE roofing, siding. insula-
ton, storm , sash; ! e 9 yea5S t9 9,SSa as.
f n vR S2NTEAcIhSd psGT14rS 81 a1
DINER CORP. Chestnut 1922; Johns-Man.
vile roofing, siding, insulation; storm win
a0ss ssrs Gp nsat,nns rsmodelng m
and alterations Of all types for resider, 81
and commercial property. Phone -.
4151: eyes,. Gil. .0757.
GARDINER CORP. HO. $3.50; Johns-Maa-
vile roofing, siding, insulation; storm win
M iIi: and new CONSTRUCTION
work: all types: reasonable prices: expert
mechanics: work done promptly; general
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MOTOR rRAvrl.

RIDE DAILY to Alexandria and back from
18th Ct; NV. business hours. $3.50.
DRIVING 10 DENVER, COLO. March 8;
wanted 3 passengers to drive and share
expense. Ii. 1420.
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Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE OF
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T. ESzS ~ a }ss7 wilson blvd. Ariinssen
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK for restaurant
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Fa anee to pp sSa
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MACY, $500 blk I4th St. NV.
GIRL; photo studio will teach complete
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GIRL for checking dry cleaning, ais,
asserting and packing hand Laundry, mus
b BE- asc Ho a4so ARlsTo' aolo St. NV
GIRLS, eolored' for sandwich making ane
wrapping. 100 am. to 4 pm Salary
ssS MISE plss D Ssos deopsa d ave- Np
GIRLS for, soda fountain. colored, expert.
enced; best pay with meals and uniforms
GIRL. to work in dry cleaning plant, nc
experience necessary: steady work. gooc
pay: Apply 435 r St NV.
GLASS AND SILVER WASHER, colored
3 pm of MoRds asss sas s'n ana
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home and MS I've would like white lady to share
L
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4 d an nours, in vicinity of II & CenianI.
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creases' WITT WI 20 st, start, with automatic in.
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moons. for editorial office; prefer some one
Nth - some legal stenographic experience:
sTENoGRAPHER. ex-servicewoman. inter.
Miss sl aN iaarosS sso $3.50 mo-
KSo + 3D ss
her fitness for a position with branch
9ftiee Of large concern: ideal working con-
ton given as soon as justified. Box
STEM s2T1ElNSoGsRisAsPHER-cLERK. age IS to 40:
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can now earn $40 per week and more as a
ence not necessary: training paid for: no
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room: congenial fellow workers: vacancies
at 4th and SITS; ne. with work on North
also ' vacancies AZ ia at 14tS and Decatur SIS.
NV. with. work on the 18th st. car line,
and at 14th and East Capitol sts.. with
work on the MT. Pleasant streetcar line
TRANSIT CO. 36th and Prospect ave
NV, Georeetown. Take Route 20. Cabin
John streetcar. Hiring arrangements ap-
sWvTTcHBoARD OPERATOR. white; nice
building, good salary, 6-day week. See
manager, 2480 18th ST. NV, DORCHESTER
TEACHER, primary, private school in Ar
lington; S-hr. day; excellent salary. Call
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
LIVING ROOM SUITES Go!

s44.95 Spring-built Outfit .....
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
TODAY!
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

Why PePsodeni Straight Line Design Cleans
Teeth Best Despite popular belief, most teeth
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straight lines. Authoritative research shows
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better than convex or concave designs...Actually
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

mold, cover tIEhtIV. and steam 3 = hours Can
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TO heat thoroughly Serves $40.
Serve with ORANGE NJ LEMON SAUCE
+ tlrc-po0n corustarch Juice Of lemon
"a cup slgar I tablespoon ~pry
y cup hRnt corn srup ! teaspoon grated orange
Dash Of salt rInd
Juice of orange plus l teaspoon grated lemon
boiling water 90 make riud
cup
CoMBINE coru,tarch, sugar, corn sirup, salt;
mix well. Add orange juice plus water lemon
Juice Spry, stirring constantly. boil gently
minutes. Add unds Serve hot.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07
COAST LEADERS ENR0UTE NORTH
 TO LAST CLASH
Battle for 4th Spot Opens Tonight Now
 Virtually Tn
tBy The Associated Press)

A battle for fourth place holds the spotlight in this weeks Pacific Coast League series. San Francisco and Oakland square off tonight ir the first game of a series which will go a long way toward deter mining which team gets a cut of the post-season playoff money. The two teams are deadlocked for fourth position.
 Meantime, the circuit leading Portland Beavers and the second- place Seattle Rainiers will be idle tonight. The teams are travelling north for their last encounter of the year. The Beavers hold an eight-game lead over Seattle, and gained virtual possession of the pennant at Hollywood last week by winning seven games in eight starts.
 Both the Beavers and the Rain iers have 55 games remaining in the last eight weeks of the season. If the front-runners only break even in their remaining contests, Seattle must win 36 to achieve a tie.
 In other games this week, Sac ramento's Solons meet the sixth place San Diego Padres and the tail-end Hollywood Stars take on the skidding Los Angeles Angels.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07
MAJ. BONG KILLED IN
 TEST HOP
Famous Pacific War Ace Had 40 Jap Planes
 10 His Credit

BURBANK, Calf, Aug. - Maj. Richard Ira Bong, the farm boy who became Americas aerial ace of aces by downing 40 Japanese planes while emerging unscathed from over 800 combat hours, today lay dead, the victim of a jet P-80 Shooting Star explosion which oc- cured four minutes after a take off.
 The explosion, which scattered parts of the plane over wide area, occurred yesterday afternoon just after the 24-year-old pilot left the Lockheed Air Terminal on a test flight. Maj. Bong apparently tried to jump clear of the disintegrating ship, but flames caught him.
 His body was found 100 feet from the flaming jet turbine. His para chute had partly opened.
 The wiry, pug-nosed fighter pilot who had been testing P-30s for the Army Technical Service Con- mand since July 9, knew he was in trouble as soon as the plane took off. He radioed the control tower.
 Suddenly, a puff of black smoke belched from the worlds fastest plane as Bong levelled off in flight A Lockheed service mechanic Frank Bodenhamer, reported: "The right wing tipped, the pilots es- cape hatch came off and the plane noSed over straight down. A column of smoke went into the air for about 400 feet"
 Other witnesses said the plane exploded with a terrific roar which shook the vicinity. Most of the plane, and Bong's body, landed in ( vacant lot.
 This was the end then, for the Poplar, Wis, boy who had earned 26 decorations, including the Con- gressional Medal of Honor and the Distinguished Air Medal, the latter presented him by King George of England.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07
NAVY SENDS CITATION T0
 TOKYO ROSE
Claim She Brings Laughter, Entertainment, fo
 Yank Troops

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-Tokyo Rose, seductive voiced Japanese girl propagandist, won a citation from the United States Navy today for "Meritorious service contributing greately to the morale" of American troops in the Pacific.
 As furtf1er tribute to the ability Of Tokyo Rose to bring laughter and entertainment to our men and women," the Navy granted her per mission to broadcast soon a des- oripticn of Adm. William F. Halsey riding the Japanese emperors white horse through the streets of Tokyo.
 Said the citation:
 While the United States armed forces in the Pacific have been ex- tremely busy capturing enemy-held islands, sinking Jap ships, and kill Japs and more Japs, Tokyo Rose, ever solicitious of their morale, has persiStently entertained them dur ing those long nights in fox-holes and On board ships, by bringing them excellent state-side music, laughter and news about home. These broadcasts have reminded all cur men of the things they are fight ing for, which are the things Amer ica has given them And they have inspired them to greater determin- ation than ever to get the war over quickly so that soon they will be able to thank Tokyo Rose in person. ;
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. w. H James, Mrs. E. w Mo Kinney, and Wm Long. all surgi- cal patients at St Ann's Hospital were discharged yesterday.
 Lloyd Cornell. Master Elroy Min his and John Grabitz were all ad- mitted yesterday to St. Ann's Hos pital for medical care
 Mrs. E. E. Wells entered St. Ann's Hospital yesterday for surgical at- tention.
 Mrs. J. B. Caro was admitted tc St. Ann's Hospital yesterday for sur gerry.
 Tennessee Bennett, of Fairbanks was admitted to the Goernment Hos pital yesterday for medical care.
 Judith Ann Wolverton and Jac. queline Wallace, both of Juneau. en- tered the Government Hospital yes. terday
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
 PETITION

In the Commissioners Court for the Territory Of Alaska, Division Num- Der One.
 Before FELIX CRAY, Commissioner and ez-officio Probate Judge, Ju- neau Precinct.
 In the Matter of the Guardianship of the Estate cf FRANK MORRIS, an insane person.
 NOTICE is hereby given that II. l.. Faulkner has filed petition in the above entitled Court to be appointed guardian Of the estate of Frank Morris, an insane person, and that q hearing will be had upon said petition before the undersigned, at ten o'clock A. M. on August l4th, l945, at which time and place all persons interested in the petition and in the estate may appear and file objections and contest the ap- pointment
 GIVEN under my hand and the seal of the Probate Court above mentioned this 4th day of August, l945.
 FELIX CRAY,
 Commissioner and ez-0fficio Pro
 bale Judge, Juneau Precinct. First publication, Aug. 6, i945. Last publication, Aug, i3, i9S5.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07
(HIS0x PEEL DOWN BENGAL
 EDGE IN JR.
Mark Chrisfman Bedned- Lost to Browns for at
 Least 10 Days
By Jack Hand Associated Press Sports Writer)

If Steve ONeill doesn't see Chi cago again until world series time it will be okay by the gentleman from the hard coal section oi Minooka, Penn.
 ONeilIs Detroit Tigers took a safe. if not comfortably plump, five game lead into Comisky Park last Friday afternoon and limped out last night thankful for a half game shadow over onrushing Wash ington.
 The White Sox hardly can be called Detroit's jinx team for the two clubs have split exactly even in 20 games with two to go. But, next to Boston Jimmy Dykes gang has been toughest on the Tiger Cats.
 The Tigers finally pulled one out of the unfortunate (for Detroit series by whipping Ed Lopat in the opener of yesterdays doubleheader, but succumbed to the dark-ball special of the veteran Johnny Humphries in the afterpiece, 70. It was Humphries' best pitched game of the year and his first shutout.
 St. Louis just about dropped out of the picture by lowing twice to Cleveland in a twi-night double header, falling eight and one-half lengths behind first place.
 Frankie Hayes homer with two on in the ninth broke up a 6-6 tie in the initial fray and Jim Bagby retired the Brownies with the bases loaded and one run across in the last half of the inning.
 In addition to losing the game, St. Louis lost the services of Third Baseman Mark Christman who was hit by a fast ball thrown by Allie Reynolds. pr. Robert Hyland said the infielder suffered a brain con- cussion and was in serious condi- ton and would be out of the lineup for at least a week to 10 days.
 The schedule Brooklyn at Boston and St. Louis at Pittsburgh tilts in the National were rained cut and all other clubs in both leagues had regular offdays.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07
ULLBERGS ARRIVE

Miss Helen Ullberg, holder of the lucky 7th War Loan Ticket and winner of the free trip to Juneau, arrived yesterday on a Pan Am erican Clipper with her father, E. E. Ullberg, and will spend week as guests of the Baranof Hotel. while visiting the many sightseeing places in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07
CLIMAX S0FTBALl
 SERIES PUT OVER

Caught in washout last night, the Old Awks and Freshmen will try again this evening to ring up the curtain on their final series to pick the flag winner for l945 in the Juneau Softball league
 The decisive series is billed to 20 three out of five games, with the Awkwards slightly favored on the strength of the right flipper of mo- hit tosser Jack Annetti.
 Play Ball" time for all games is o'clock, at Firemens Field; the weather permitting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07
 ARRESTED

Henry Rogers, Juneau native, yes terday was taken into custody here by U. s. Marshals officers on a disorderly conduct charge. He is being held in Federal Jail pend ing arraignment. Rogers formerly was employed at the Juneau Lum- Der Mills
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07
FIVE HERE GET
 CONDUCT AWARD

U. S. Coast Guard Good Con- duct Awards have just teen received her2 by five members of the per connel of the Captain of the Port organization.
 These with exemplary department fer the required three years are: William A. Ogg. Jr, seaman 1/c; Dclhert C. Larson, Chief Motor Ma chinist'S Mate; Richard c Kendall ccXswain; Jack D. Garlock, seaman lc and Steven L. Kudabcck, Mo. m m. lic.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07
SOUNDS LIKE A GOOD IDEA

Van Garrison, sports editor of the Burlington, Iowa, Hawk Eye Gazette, has come up with what he calls a "whopper idea" He suggests that instead of sending only the winner of the world series to play exhibitions against service teams in the Pacific, the two league champions go on tour with the worlds title going to the team first winning 21 games-the first four games would be played in the States, then, Harrison suggests, the fifth could be played in Homo lulu, the sixth in Guam, the seventh in Manila, etc, Receipts of the first four games would make up the players jackpot, the rest for the men of the armed forces who would go gaga for chance to see a classic that is ritual part of the American sport parade.
 Ihat talk of staging baSeballs world series somewhere in the Pacific so that the fighting men could see it is receiving more and more support-the latest from three Congressmen. Representatives Henry Jackson of Washington, c. w. Bishop of Illinois and Andrew J, Biemiller of Wisconsin have re- turned to Honolulu after a Pacific tour. And they say emphatically that Pacific world series would help baseball. As Congressman Bishop puts it, the smartest thing baseball could do would be to play its world series in the Pacific, be- fore potential postwar customers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07
Ap SPORTS
 ROUNDUP

NEW YORK, Aug. 7-The 194i citation for sportsmanship has been awarded posthumously to Sgt. Torger Torkle, the champion ski jumper who was killed in action in northern Italy last spring, the Sportsmanship Brotherhood an- nounced today. The citation will be presented to Torkle's brother Kyree, who is a chief petty of ficer on the U. s. Destroyer Leon. Copies also will be sent to Torkle's parents in Norway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07
SHIP SEWARD
 E INDICTED

SEATTLE, Aug. 7-Indictment of Perry l.. Miller, ships steward, on charges Of jettisoning between 5000 and 4,000 pounds of edible beef and falsifying his records, was announ- ced by Federal grand jury today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07
JUSTESON IN JUNEAU

J. A. Justeson, of San Leandro, Calf, has arrived in Juneau rep resenting the Caterpillar Tractor Company, and is guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07
Empire Want-ads bring resultsl
NOTICE

After August 10, no telephone rentals for the month of August will be accepted at a discount. All remittances must bear postmark of not later than discount day. Please be prompt.
 JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS
 TELEPHONE co. --ady.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07
GAMES MONDAY American LeagueJ

Detroit, 60; Chicago, 2-7. Cleveland, 9-8; St, Louis, "A. COnly games played.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07
ATTENTION ELKs.

Regular m meeting Wednesday night at Eight. Please be there.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07

BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNT ING SERVICE. Phone Black 290,
 George Fournier.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-07

WANTED-10 to 12 it. skiff. Call long, l short, 037.