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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-14
SUPPER MEETING

The Mcclure Fellowship Bible
class will hold a supper meet
ing at the Y. M. C. A., tonight
at $3.50 o'clock. The Rev. H.
w. Allison, pastor of the EN-
anuel Presbyterian church will
address the body.
LOST FLASHLIGHT
City Detective N. j. Wolfe
has asked all motorists who
had flashlights, kodaks and
other properties stolen from
their cars during the recen1
car-ransacking wave In Will
mington, to call for their items
at city police headquarters
during the day before O'CLOCK
in the afternoon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-14
DOG BITES MAN

DOG BITES MAN
d. L. Hewett, 900 S. Sixth
street, told sheriff's officers
yesterday he was bitten on his
leg by a dog at 116 Marion
Drive, Maffitt Village. He was
given treatment at James
Walker Memorial hopsital.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-14
SCHOOI, HEAD TO SPEAK

SCHOOL HEAD TO SPEAK
H. M. Roland, superintendent
Of schools, will be the guest
speaker at the Wrightsboro P.
T. A. regular meeting tomor-
row night at 8 o'clock in the
school auditorium.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-14
RETURN FROM FUNERAL

Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Rudisell
and family have returned
from Huntsville, S. c., where
they attended the funeral OF
Mrs. RudiselPs sister, Mrs.
Charles Higgins.
Accompanying Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudisell were Miss Thearl
Gore, Miss Louise Sanders,
Mrs. Lawrence Padgett and
daughter, Liddie.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-14

MEN NOW IN THE ARMY
who reenlist before Feb.
ruary 1 will be reenlisted
in their present grade.
Men who have been hon.
orally discharged can re-
enlist within 20 days after
discharge in the grade
they held at the time of
discharge, provided they
reen1ist before February
!, 1916.
Evening star., 1946-04-26
Firehouse Addition
Plans Presented

Plans for a one-story addition to
the flrehouse on Old Georgetown
road were presented to the Bethesda
Fire Board last night by Donald E
Gray, chairman of the boards
Housing and Equipment Committee
Purpose of the addition is to
house the departments 75-foot hy-
draulic-ladder truck. ordered in
March. Delivery of the new truck
is expected early in 1947.
The boards Facilities and Expan-
sion Committee, of which John B
Cole is chairman. announced it is
looking for a site for a substation
for the department. The Alta Vista
section is at present favored.
A budget for operation of the de-
partment through the new fiscal
year, beginning July /, 1916, was
submitted by G. Wady Imirie
treasurer. 1t proposed that the
Board of County Commissioners be
asked to set a 12-cent rate for the
Bethesda fire area in the 1946 tax
levy to help meet increasing pay
roll as well as costs of new equip
ment and improvements. A 12-cent
rate is authorized by law, but 10
cent rate has been in effect during
recent years, Mr.. 1mirie noted.
Evening star., 1946-04-26
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE.
Four Lines (Minimum).
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE SEARCH ROOM of the United States
public. to pm. Monday through Fri
ATTENTION. Record player service is
fabrication and minor adjustments. SH,
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
myself. HERBERT A. BATES, 52l5 Dix
ASK 4. ( JOHN DlGouTTRurH BELL anything
O. oye:HIs4 Box aai4 G6,. 'he qo'vsF' 3. '"'sE9'
NOTICE-BRICKLAYE OF NO. d. C:
There will be general election OF
officers for, the COMING two years Friday
are to attend 523 New Jersey ave. NV.
j WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts b. apy one otheG Tesn
3sl7 S. 7th St. Arlington. Va. 27'
CONTACT LENSES-The latest achieve
ment Of science: fit invisibly over the eye
in place of regular glasses The most
beautiful pair of glasses never enhanced
any ones appearance. Contact lenses are
now worn. by stage screen and, concert
stars. athletes. businessmen and others,
who diSdan glasses but must wear some
corrective optical device. Call for con-
UNIVERSAL SALES co, 3742 10th st. ne
John Thomas Powell. ST; and John Thomas
Powell. jrx eiYe notiGe that as of February
man and Earle NJ Davis have retired from
the partnership heretofore operating as
Universal Sales Co. From and after
February ] 1916. the Universal Sales, Co.
a paTtnership BY John Thomas Powell. ST,
and John Thomas Powell, jr.. a: the same
address. Any and all partnership dents
are assumed by the continuing partners.
Evening star., 1946-04-26
Petitions for Mrs. Murray
Circulated in House Race
BY the Associoted Pres,

Petitions are being circulated in
the Eighth Virginia Congressional
district for the Democratic nomina-
tion of Mrs. Elizabeth Chiffon Muir
ray.
Mrs. Murray waged a bitter bit
unsuccessful fight in the 1914 gen.
eral election. running on the In
dependent ticket, against Repre-
sentative Howard w. Smith. That
campaign fomented charges on
both sides of violation of the Cor
rupt Practices Act and resulted in a
congressional investigation of cam
paign expenditures of the candi-
dates.
A minimum of $50 signatures of
duly qualified voters is necessary for
an individual to qualify as candi-
date in the Democratic primary to
be held August g. All petitions must
be filed by Gardner L. Boothe, Alex
andria, chairman of the Demo-
cratic Committee for the Eighth
District, not later than May Sat
least 80 days before the primary.
Mrs. Murray would be the fourth
contestant for the seat if she de-
cides to attempt the ousting of the
incumbent The others in the race
ale Frank M. Hurst and Maj. James
C. Tate, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1946-04-26
For Lost ond Found Advertisements
See Page A-3
HELP MEN.

ADVERTISING promotion salesman for
N agazine. young vet, able to meet execuj
bonus; assured clientele. Phone MA. 34S2
for appclEtment,, ~ r ,;
fed 10 create rough layouts for dept. store
advertising; excellent opportunity for right
person: good starting salary, 5-day week
sURGHs DEPT STORE, Phone Ma.
APPRENTICG TYPEWRITER mechanics to
ROYAL TYPEWRTTER CO; INC. 1901
ith s. n nv " srp D
niture. shoes jeweiry, also comprehep psives:
JOB will lead to art drectorship: ~ 5.2.da Ia
AGENCY, 6i| 15th St IS,
ASSISTANT receiving and marking clerk;
chance 10 grow with progressive s,.a mems
3ogSa s5ffi2sss MENs SpSSSSss
appliances for large department store:
in reOyGs sssfs
sasssIsTaNT sSssssfaa 00e cHEFNpePmanent position
cation Apply chef. CARLTON HOTEL
asp assr ans aASAGER seS sT for paint and glass
store: must be experienced and not afraid
e asa sEckER SS faSRS PAINT NJ GLASS; GLASS 'S5
ASSISTANT MANAGER experienced; gooo
HOWARD JOHNSON. Wisconsin and
Western ayes Chevy Chass; Nd Us
alteration dept; must be experienced in
all phases OF sewing and fitting, also
capable Of supervising people Apply En-
Rloyment once 4th floor, LANSBURGH
& BRO, eth, Sth and E NV. -2I
ASSISTANT TO MANAGER of women's al.
teratlon dept; must be experienced in al
o. supervising people Apply employment
once 4th floor, LANSBURGH g. BRO
AssIsTANT sfoRERooogM re og MAN. colored,
to make himself generally useful: must be
ftrons ana dependable; top wages. includ,;
once, oDoNNELL's SEA GRILL 1907 z
et nv. -2S
Evening star., 1946-04-26
HELP MEN g WOMEN.

AssIsIAST AS sd COOK. S ceq1lorsd' t9F The Lis
Sostd ssF5 cs mrs sex 8RHSgH 9G9h EI ion R2d
BooKKEEPER. Immediately. for ofncers'
service cub: must have training; exp and
Can G. sS1 Miss 50 RoWnASp nspsa sH a6o
CASHIER. National cash IN register: 6-day
ll01 Conn. ave. NV. MA. $3.50 -2s
caiI 81 1900 for appointmen,. 80
aay sspsstsd sos 4s Star any and
COUPLE TO WORK ON GARDEN. orchard
and inside house; separate. living nearby
cottsse; REGULAR hours references. Tele-
issy fMbaIS4 thr fsK bkuG s4oRr
HEADWAITER : Wife can take care of
5adies C.i ", reereation eSiI rm in country club.
MAN AND WIFE. colored. to do general
house and yard work. living quarters and
So SEES Z s. sa,sries "a Can Mr.. CHAPMAN, RE.
VETERAN AND WIFE. white. with car
to live in furnished guest cottage or un-
furnished caretakers house in mountain
home In exchange for household duties.
ssGdennE sof snd sasTy ss For appointment
WRAPPER for meat department. FROZEN
FOODS MARTS, INC, III Wis. ave,
Bethesda, see Mr.. Walter. Attractive hours
INSURANCE Representatives
wanted by Al company full or part-time
work for men and women highest
plies viii be held in strict confidence, Box
COUNTY, cLUB-Barman and wife, ex-
perienced, for pantry work. Call WI,
Evening star., 1946-04-26
HELP WOMEN,

ADVERTISING COPY WRITER-Young
woman with dept. store or speciality store
experience for advertising copy writing
ouaIihed 5-day week, pleasant Working
sseRi SaRD'f5 pEr +
ADVERTISING LAYOUT ARTIST. Quali-
a to oush s1cssn aso' o5 dsR
for right person, Good Starting salary.
afecyor sdsy Heek sHnE ii9Dfi 6E + pPfy oR
ALTERATIONS. expeTisnced on men 5
Es 9sI cIESNERs 2f 9Rs 5 E4 Ssk Ws avs sHq
ALTERATION HANDS, exper.; top salaries,
sbI Wer Appv Mr Wo. sax sss
TERNAR. l9is Conn. Conn ave ave. nv NV. NJ IS
ALTERATION HANDS. women's sltera-
as msns a5f otf.es sth 0f fioor woopwSRP o6P b0s
doing. fine fashion illustrating Amply with
o1r q VAR eRPeym1st once sh
ASSEMBLY GIRLS. experienced. for dry
Glssnins Sss plant Apply TOWERS S6Fa CLEAN
ass asssTAST n bTyER for ME- seag sDecsy
store; Fast-growing organization desires
assistant in thrift coat, suit and dress
x0s be a sGes o M
person and feel YOU are ready for greater
responsibilities. Excellent workins cond,
poye ApDy 'n1 nos e
st. NV, Mr.. Moorehead, fifth floor IS
ASSISTANT BUYERS for. various depart
men must have TsyOus
poyment pRS to oe 4h e2 APRE
&ssIT2aSA4 sR2 r. fo sh MasaGER snd stf nF os
ali Al phases Of SEWING and nttins, Also ca
ployment ofice, 4th floor LANsBURGH &
BRO. !th: Sth and NV. 81
MAsaafos AsS9hHtks e. EGEy @ Shtf snpsE
tween. 30 and 40. experienced in retail
auto business. or finance Co. will qualify
for position in charge of car settlement
requires knowledge Of retail hnaneins, car
work with sales manager and saiesmen: Hru
clerical assistance. will be provided to help
in billing and title work, This is per-
s!S Sss1s veg s. i'aERy NIX SAf9 f4
1900: for appointment -27
pastry. puddinss. etc. Must have expert
TR9 Tfs G2Js R2fo2 svsf 2b4ns sRKs Ha SH
BEAgT.CIANs. all around operators.
aRERNls n.xl Ne sEAorY sIi5' SALON 7a4 11th a st
REAuTICIAN. two. experienced Apply
FRANCES DEE BEAUTY SHOP, 623 Penna
ave. Sc. FIR 1922 i
BEAUTICIAN. all round: salary open. Ap-
ply in person to RENE, 1704 Conn. ave
BEAUTY SIa ,y OPERATOR. aareyna expert
BEATTY OPERATOR, experienced. full or
part time; permanent position; hours, g
BEAUTY OPERATOR. full tim. or part
time, S1o per day: also facial girl Apply
1224 Conn. ave. NV. LOUEY VENN. -27
Evening star., 1946-04-26
Chinchi||a Home Stirs
Mohican Hills 10 Ask
zoning Law Changes

A building to house chinchillas,
being erected in an area zoned resi-
dental A, today alarmed citizens
of the Mohican Hills section of
Montgomery County who prepared
an appeal to the Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission for more adequate protec-
ton in residential zones.
o. M. Kile, former president of the
Montgomery County Civic Fedora
ton and a resident of the commun-
ity which lies between Macarthur
boulevard and Massachusetts, ave-
nue extended, asked in a formal
statement released by the associa-
ton:
What is to prevent the erection
In back yards of big, ugly, window
less mushroom-g growing houses, rows
of rabbit hutches and accessory
buildings or even the production and
housing of goats?"
Permitted BY Present Law.
The association claimed that such
things were possible under present
zoning regulations unless specifically
prohibited by covenant in deeds to
the properties involved.
In the Mohican Hills area, which
dates back to the Victorian area and
in which President Harrison was a
land owner, the association learned
that S. w. Pangborn of Alexandria,
a discharged veteran, is building a
structure so by 80 feet which will
house perhaps as many as 120 pairs
of chinchillas. They are small
rodents, valued at upward of $1,000
a pair, the fur of which is highly
sought after for ladies' coats.
The association concluded after
studying the matter that the build
ing. to be air conditioned. probably
will not be Objectionable. to the
community, but has expressed grave
fears as to what other accessory
buildings" the Park and Planning
Commission will sanction in resi-
dental zones.
Defects Pointed Out.
They believe that practically any
sort of building incidental to the
conducting of any agricultural use
on the same lot could be put up on
residential A property. provided it
is to the rear of a residence and
does not occupy more than IS per
cent of such space and is not more
than Is feet high"
The association plans a meeting
at which defects" in the county
zoning ordinance will be studied
and the Park and Planning Com
mission will be petitioned to guard
residential A property.
Evening star., 1946-04-26
SECOND COOK and do dishwashns. CAV
ALIER RESTAURANT 345a l4th 81 n

SERVICE sI.s,, NJ MANAGER ~ for Chevrolet deal
position available due to promotion of
kepIies eonhdsnfsl 'ft'2f9! soR ay Dsfs.!0n ssal
apSs SERVICE
STATION. $40 Ga, ave. NV, GE. $500
SERVICE STATION ATTENpANr-Experi-
serving trucks only, s56 for 56-hour " week. ek
sRRy1cE afsS s0s srATioS b s.a| ATTENDANTS. 4sahr
week: good salary plus bonus, permanent
position. vacation with pay. Apply in per-
son to Mr.. Scott, SUN OIL CO., 4940 Conn
sHipPING AND MAIL CLERK. young man.
u TO Il. tor permanent position with large
YATES !a2 Earle Theater ns. HsHh Bids. eee Was IN
SHOEMAKER experienced; excellent sal
sHst E
sSc5y Eng SHOE eo fsc s5
SiLvERsMITH and repairman. capable of
msss Or a Ma1s msds
p%H plogment d,lF apply k H9x aso;s' star 80
SPOTTER, wool and silk; attractive salary.
Plea sant gIg ~. worrying ,s conditions. Call Mr..
STOCKKEEPERS, immediate openings
Apply employment office. 9th floor, WOOD
WARD & LOTHROP. $50 to daily. --27
STORE DETECTIVES for department store
protection work: must be alert and OBJ
necessary. In replying state age. expert
ence.. education and salary expected. Write
sUPERVisoR OF STOCK EMPLOYEES; must
have ability to instruct and manage people
Apply employment ONCE. 4th floor LANS-
BURGH g. BRO, 7th. Sth and E sts. NV.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. white lady.
s afs st rel TeaNsea LONDON HALL
TAILOR for mems alteration department
Apply employment ONCE. 4th floor. LANS-
BURGH e. BRO. 7th, sth and e SITS. Nv.
--27
TAnORS, mems alterations; immediate
openings. Apply employment once, 9th
hoer, WOODWARD & LoTHRoP, e:so-6
daily. -27
Evening star., 1946-04-26

ECONOMIST RESEARCH ANALYST-Large
national trade association is looking for
top-notch economist; one who has business
dustry is one of the most important in the
economic life Of the country. and we want
the best man we can find. Write us about
Yourself All replies strictly confidential
Box 455-B. Star rs
EGG CANDLERS-Steady work union
wages. Apply at plant, METROPOLITAN
POULTRY CO, INC, 4S5 1lth st. s.w.
Evening star., 1946-04-26

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Evening star., 1946-04-26
colored, 10 do gardening, n day
other Sunday. Apply 1913 Hemlock
. Sunday morning between 8 and ! .

MAN. experienced. to take over radio shop:
preferably one who is experienced in
vacuum cleaner repairs as well; references
required. Please do not phone Mr., Kane
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO, 7oT 7th st.
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-04-19
% H q @ REMsCUPE

1z. SeGttle he Food, Tobacco. C3 ulural and Allied Workers of .'=arise tCI0) had announced it aad set April 21. Sunday, as the aeadline and if agreement wasn't
 Hsd with the industry on the
 sHa's wage terms 1t would be on a This would effect six locals s this particular union in Alaska, .#.#..- cannery workers. Main dis s.ts points were CD the escalator
 aHe# nn wage increases based On
 zr- If living as per Seattle not a2lsa. and (21 termination of the #ar clause. ETA union held the s.as Uas over and the old war time a-feement was out Industry held the war was not officially oyer and therefore all parties were bound by the wartime provisions
 Partial agreement had been reached in the longshore strike. The Ketchikan Waterfront Elm ployers' Association and the Alas ka Negotiating Committee of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemens Union (CIO), had agreed to the following conditions:
 CD Longshoremen would be paid S1.32 per hour straight time and S1.9S per hour overtime from AD- Til 1, 1946
 (2) Dr. Vernon Mund of the University of Alaska would be called in as arbitrator, his decis- iOng to bind both sides
 (3) Submitted to arbitration will be the question of for what period prior to April 1, 1946 are longshoremen entitled to retroac- tive pay on the difference between wages actually paid them and the S1.32 base; for what prior period are the workers entitled to retro active pay on the difference bs- tween the prior going base of $1.261@ an hour and wages actual iy paid them; what other provis- ions of the War Labor Board direc- tive of August IS, 1945, concern ing Pacific Coast ports should ap- ply to Alaska
 Future negotiations appeared to be stalemating the entire discus sions. Unions held out that Alaska unions should be included in any future negotiations down the Paci- fife Coast. Employers held Alaska conditions were different than those in the coast ports and 1t would be impossible for them to tie themselves up in such an agree ment
 At week end it still was an i'm passe
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-04-19

hasuifat had hasu cIazed aud eel would have been necessary to send ne to some out of town hospital for an emergency operation, such as was required in my case? My chances for survival would have been very remote. So I can state without any reluctance. that we are fortunate indeed to have our hospital in our community.
 l believe that We are again for tunate in having Dr. A. T. Nelson with us as he has proven himself to be very creditable physician and surgeon. He is a young man. not so long out of internship with the latest findings of modern sci ence in realms of medicine and surgery. It certainly would be to the advantage of this community if we could prevail upon Dr. Nel- son to remain with Us. I feel that those of us who have had the med teal and surgical attention of pr Nelson cannot praise him too high ly.
 And in conclusion, I would not hesitate to give praise and. thanks to our staff at the hospital under the expert supervision of Mrs. Jim Lovett All of the personnel dis play that willingness to please the patient and if possible endeavor to relieve any pain or suffering.
 So let us, citizens of Wrangeu, always be willing to come to the aid and support of our hospital here and see that it always re- mains open, as We never knaw from day to day what will happen and maybe you Or some of your loved ones, may have to enter t5is temple of mercy, where they will receive an abundance of profesei n- al care.
 c. Don Miller
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-04-19
EQWT

Department of the Interior, Sur plus Property Office, Post Office Box 2466, Anchorage Alaska. An Til Is, 1946. Sealed bids will be received until D. m May 6, 194C. at the Department of the Interior Surplus Property Office, Anchor age, Alaska, on "as is-where is" surplus marine equipment located at Juneau. Ketchikan and Skag- way. All bids submitted must pc accompanied by a 25qo deposit in the form of a certified check CT cashiers check payable to the Treasurer of the United States, and a statement indicating whether or not the item desired is for use ia Ala8tan waters. Bids will be sub jeet to prior withdrawal by gov ernment agencies and purchase by certified veterans through prefer ence. Certified veterans may pur. chase under preference at the ap- praised price on April 29 at the Anchorage, Fairbanks or Juneau surplus property office Listings Ji equipment and instructions may be obtained at the Anchorage Fair banks or Juneau Surplus Property Offices and at the Veterans Club. Eetchikan Alaska The Surplus Property Office of the Department of the Interior reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-04-19
COMMUNICATIONS

Editor
 The Wrangell Sentinel
 Wrangell, Alaska
 Dear Mrs. Williams:
 Would appreciate having a little space in your next issue of The Sentinel to write a few words If appreciation, of the fact that our local hospital is functioning in a rost satisfactory manner.
 A groat many of tho citizens Of Wrangell do not realize, l am convinced to say, of the great im- por.ancc that our hospital is to our cornmunity. Although I have always been a firm believer in the necessity of our local hospital, and have always supported it financial ly whenever the need was made known I never really appreciated the service rendered there until very recently when it was compul- sorry for me to enter that institu tion for a very serious major oper- ation and remain there for period of 34 days It was then, and only then I realized what if the local
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-04-19
SPRING CONCERT TO BE
 GIVEN AT INSTITUTE
c. Don Miller

NA V AAAN A 4eNN@ "a - @ --
 Thursday evening, May 2, is the date set for the Spring Concert to be presented by Wrangell Insti- tute mixed chorus in the A. N. B. hall in Wrangell under the direc- tion of Blake Wyman. Mir. Wyman director of music, has had wide eN- perience in choral work.
 The large mixed chorus of so voices will present three sections of the program embracing a wide variety of numbers
 Smaller singing enlembles are also scheduled to appear on the program. A Girls ensemble of 16 voices will present several nun bers as will the Boys ensemble, consisting of about 16 boys, who will sing a group of songs popular for male voices. Eddie Williams will sing a solo.
 The program to be used will in- clude songs ranging from the sac red and classical to the semi-claSs- ical and those of a lighter nature In the repetoire of the groups are several Negro Spirituals Most of the w2rk O. ths music groups is done 2 caDpel!a
 A novelty number on the even inss program will be medley of songs played by an instrumental group known as the Short Cir cuits,' group of students who have worked up a string band of their own and who recently ap- peared on the radio at Ketchikan while on a basketball trip.
 The concert is being presented to the public and all are cordially invited to attend, according to E. C. Intolubbe, principal. No admier sion will be charged.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-04-19
MAsONS OBSERVE MAUNDY
 THURSDAY WITH SERVICES

Local Scottish Rite Masons held their Maundy Thursday service at Elks hall last evening. Frederick Nelson. Petersburg officer in the lodge. came over from Petersbura to conduct the services.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-04-19
CLASSIFIED ADS B '~ E' Ss sE < 2' $. -.. s,. z. ... ..

WANTED-baby crib, full size with or without mattress. to buy or rent until Sept l. Phone 81
 18-3te
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-04-19

Fine Watch and Jewe.sry repair of all kinds at the SMART SHOP. Wheeler Building Carl Jacobson
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-04-19

FOR SALE - 9 D. Wisconsin air cooled engine. 7ia fl. shaft - 13X10 propeller. See Bob Gore
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-04-19

FOR SALE-Carl Bradley home completely furnished. Two miles cut on highway. See Carl Bradley.
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