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by Spending the off season working
on the ballet.

by spending the off season working
on the ballet.
X Il X
Bulletin board: Three new pictures
downtown, the day brings. Miss
Susie Slagle's" at the Earle. which
Saratoga Trunk" departs after set
ting all kinds of new records.
The Virginian," a virile thing, sup
plants the sentimental Sentimental
Journey" at the Palace. THE
Hoodlum Saint" reviving William
Powell after a long absence, comes
to the Capitol Holdovers in
clude The Seventh Veil" at Keith's.
|. =. . Another couple of foreign offer
ings which remain are Waltz Time"
at the Little and "Troubillion de
Paris" French musical, at the Hip
podrome. :. Only the management,
it seems, was surprised that The
Seventh Veil" just could not get
away in single week.
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IA. Surplus Property information

rThe Veterans Information Center has
a full-time informa tion specialist who has
the latest facts on all matters pertaining
to surplus property. Veterans Informa- :
tion Center is located at 400 Pennsylvania
avenue NV.
War Assets Corp.
Alien property custodian's office.
Foreign patents, room 647, National
Press Building, Fourteenth and streets
NV.
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s. Reodjustment Allowance and
Unemployment CONDENSATION

Applications are made at the United
States Employment Services Offices. See
Item /.
Maryland and Virginia
presented at the time of application for
this provision Of the Gil bill-for either
apply for unemployment compensation, or
if self-employed under the self-employ-
ment plan, apply directly to the District of
Columbia Unemployment Compensation
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l3. Educational Advice

Veterans Administration. 800 Indiana
avenue NV. Consult the educ ationai ad-
wiser on all matters which are related 10
education. Such as:
Approved courses and schools.
Accreditation and United States Armed
Forces Institute informat ation.
See Item 4 on vocational training.
See Item 5 on apprentice training.
JfemS
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:. Pension CIoims

Board, All Pennsylvania avenue N. W.
information on delayed payments, Dis
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II. Tex Information

Federal income taxes and internal reye.
nue. matters.
United States Internal Revenue ONCE
Twelfth street and Constitution avenue
W., room 1911.
District of Columbia office of tax direc.
tor, old District Building, Thirteenth and
streets NV, room 8.
MARYLAND and Virginia.
Iter
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s. Apprentice Troinino

Veterans Administration. 800 Indiana
avenue NV. Consult educational adviser
on the following:
Public law 268.
Public law 346
Public law is.
ments.
Subsistence payments for those In train
ing.
See Items 4, IS.
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"a. Veterans information Center

District center, I4O0 Pennsylvania ave
nue. NV.
Indicates that representative Is at the
center
Notary service for veteran matters.
DISCHARGES are ph0tostated.
Rec0rdation of service DISCHARGES toriE.
inal discbarges) at the Office of recorder
of deeds, Sixth and d streets NV. tsecond
foor).
MARYLAND and Nirxinia
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Veterans Administration, 800 Indiana
avenue NV. Consult the contact repre-
| sentative on ali matters which are related
to your pension claims.
Veterans living in the counties bordering
the District can see their local Selective
Service Board for the dates when the trav-
cling contact representative calls in their
own communities.
Maryland and virginia,
See Items a a.
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4. Vocational Troinino

Veterans Administration, 500 Indiana
svenue NV. Consult educational adviser
on the following:
Public law 26S
Public law 316
Public law IS.
Aptitude testing.
Approved courses and schools.
Issuance of certificate of eligibility and
entitlement.
See Items 3, I3.
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Is. Business Advice

THE Veterans Information Center has
number of information specialists who
will assist the veteran in any of the many
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8. Medical Care

j In cases Of emergency 0or veterans who
are cut of the service), phone Woodley
1 $500 for the ambulance. Army service
man, phone Georgia 1000. Navy service
man, phone Oliver $500.
| Ii any of the above cannot be reached
call Hobart 1922 for ambulance.
Veterans Administration, 800 Indiana
avenue NV, Out-patient service.
u Sec Items o, 2I, 22.
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10. "GI" Loon information

talk to the bank, savings and loan,
mortgage house or other commercial lend
ing institution which is In your own COM
munity.
Maryland and Virginia.
Guarantees of loans to veterans are
available under the GI bill for the fol-
lowing:
Homes.
Businesses.
Farms.
See Items IA, Is, IL, go.
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u. Agricultural Advice

Farm agent for the District Of Columbia
'Extension Service representative is To-
Gated at sos X street NV
Maryland and Virginia.
Public lands including Alaska), Home
stead Division Office, room 1853, New In
NV.
See Item IA on surplus properties.
See Item 10 on GI farm loans.
See Items 1, 4, :, 10, l3, H.
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9. disqualification

In cases of emergency, see Item g.
Veterans Administr alton, 800 Indiana
avenue NV. Consult contact representa-
tive on the following:
Prosthetic and orthoped die service.
Mount Alto Hospital. ARRANGEMENTS and
initial applica tions for medical care and
disqualification.
Domicilary care arrangement,
Items IN.
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varied problems in this field. The infor-
nation specialist will locate the Office that
can assist you in Government matters.
.The Washington Board OF Trade Is
assisting In providing personnel who are
familiar with business data and trends in
Washington, d. c.
Better Business Bureau, Evening Star
Building, Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
| avenue NV.
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III. Aid to Veterans Dependent

Veterans Administration, 800 Indiana
avenue NV. Consult the contact repre-
sentative on the various benefits which the
veterans dependents may apply for.
American Red Cross, 1880 Z street NV.
Qocal and national buildings).
See Item 10 on personal problems
Social Security Board told-age and sur
vivors' benefits, 9O7 + street NV.
See Items /, 9, 3, l2, IS, 1S, 10, 20, 23
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BEAUTY OPERATORS-General operator,
also mancuriSt; 512-day week, permanent
position, excellent salary and commission:
Apply in person, ELIZABETH ARDEN. ! l47
] Conn 10
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u. License Information

Veterans Administration, 800 Indiana
avenue NV.
Consult the telephone directory for the
listings of all local and national Offices OF
the various veterans service orEanization ons
Or obtain this information from the Vet
erans' Information Center, located at 14OO
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Maryland and Virginia.
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SALESMAN with some, selling experience
in high grade mems clothing or furnishings.
Apply once, THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP.
SALESMAN, $50 plus commission. 5-day
small wholesale firm; desire Al youthful
has has car car and nd personaiity s ~ to sell cali on
s sns Bos SsaT Doi
established company; sell home-owner mar
ket. We want serious minded men who de-
Sipe semfoEss6le moas Of living WEATH
sALEsMES A9 to asst sell s!lverwsse for mime
Apply at ALL STATE HOME EQUIPMENT
CO;, 1890 10th ne,
join permanently 60year old fine quality
store, featuring Kuppenheimer clothes ex-
fasyey in Washnsten foE "a all
come; will consider. inexperienced veterans
apply to Mr.. Davis, GROSNER. of 1925
statesmen, mems furnishings; opportunity
to join permanently 60-year-old fine quail
ity store; all regular men make splendid
Snpq Innv will cSnsdsr
NhsFs'o NER Of 1888 SPY st 70 MI Mas'0as' GB0s-
statesmen for top-notch
greatest sales organiza tions Apply in per
son to MR.. SPARKS, 1901 Bladensburg
Statesmen to call on drugstores and de-
partment stores in D. c. Must have car.
LOUEY VENN. 1924 Conn. ave. -1f
Statesmen, exper.. mems colthing and
furnishings; good salary, perm. position.
LIVINGSTONE 906-90S 9TH ST. NV, i &
statesmen. VETERANS PREFERRED.. Some
Of our young veterans who never sold
before Joining this live organization are
now earning over 81 900 per mo. We have
openings for 2 good men. You must be
willing to work as directed and have a car
II you feel you can qualify, see our MR.
SPARKS at 3201 Bladensburg rd. ne. 1T
SAUCE COOK, white, permanent position:
top salary. Apply chef. CARLTON HOTEL,
18th and < sts NV, ID
foreign dishes. Apply MICHELES, 1920
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS, an veter-
ans with high school education. local ex-
per preferred. Apply in person after /
O'clock, WATHENs SERVICE CO., s2o1
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Board, All Pennsylvania avenue N. W.
Information on delayed payments, Dis
trict 1912.
7. Pension CIoims
Veterans Administration, 800 Indiana
avenue NV. Consult the contact repre-
sentative on ali matters which are related
TO your pension claims.
' Veterans living in the counties bordering
. the District can see their local Selective
D Service Board for the dates when tho tray-
own communities
! Maryland and virginia.
See Items 4, 6, Fl.
8. Medical Core
In cases Of emergency, for veterans who
$500 for the ambulance. Army service
> man, phone Georgia 1000. Navy service
man, phone Oliver $500.
If any of the above cannot be reached
call Hobart 1922 for ambulance.
Veterans Administration, 300 Indiana
avenue NV, Out-patient service.
See Items 8, Fl, 22.
, 9. disqualification
of see is% .ea
avenue NV: Consult contact representa-
: tive on the following:
frostnetic and 0rth0ped die service.
Mount Alto Hospital. ARRANGEMENTS and
initial applications for medical care and
h0SpItalIZatlOn.
Domicilary care arrangement.
See Items : 8, 10, 22, 23.
| 10. "GI" Loon information
talk to the bank, savings and loan,
mortgage house or other commercial lend
ing institution which is In your own COM
Maryland and virginia.
nes.. of n. loans rs tn e ans
lowing:
: Homes.
Businesses.
See Items IA. Is, IL, go.
II. Tex information
Federal income taxes and internal reve-
United States Internal Revenue ONCE,
Twelfth street and Constitution avenue
NV, room 1911.
I District of Columbia office of tax direc-
tor, old District Building, Thirteenth and
E streets NV, room 8.
Il MARYLAND and Virginia.
See Item lS.
| II. Government Insurance
Veterans Administration, 300 Indiana
avenue NV. Consult the contact repre-
sentative on all matters which are related
to your:
j National service life insurance policy.
Il Non-Government life insurance policies.
advice on renewal and adjustment ben
while man was in the service.
Insurance underwriters representative,
Veterans Information Center.
See Item lS.
l3. Educational Advice
Veterans Administration. 800 Indiana
avenue NV. Consult the educational ad-
wiser on all matters which are related 20
! education. Such as:
! Approved courses and schools.
Accreditation and United States Armed
Forces Institute information.
See Item ! on vocational training.
See Item on apprentice training.
! See Items 4, 5, Il.
IA. Surplus Property information
.The Veterans Information Center has
a. iun,time Information specialist who has
to surplus property. Veterans Informa-
tion Center is located at 400 Pennsylvania
avenue NV.
Alien property custodian's office.
FOREIGN patents room 641, National
Press Building, Fourteenth and streets
See Items 10, Is, 49,
IS. Housing Information
Housing center, 400 Pennsylvania
avenue NV. Applications for the rental
| of dwellings in the Washington ID. c.
area are taken. Listings Of rooms, apart
ments and houses Both private and public
Room service for transients, housing
office Of the Washington Board of Trade,
phone Republic 1900.
! See Item 10 on home loans
See Items 10, Ii, I6, II.
Is. Business Advice
sThe Veterans Information Center has
number of information specialists who
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INGToN LAUNDRY, 1897 K St. NV
white, exper.: ref. re;
floor with terrace of rm, lge bath; per-
manent position for skilled woman:
residence near Shoreham Hotel. NO, 6643.
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I should like to report 10 ihe people of Juneau on inc meeting held in inc Council Chambers in regards to the PoliCewoman
 Those present were Mayor Parsons, Councilmen Lea. Dr. Williams. inc Police woman, and inc Krause family
 This meeting accomplished one thing. Ii convinced us thai this City Administra- tion approves of inc PoliCewomans ac- lions. The Mayor said that she has the right to stop anyone, any lime, any place and question them as often as she pleases.
 The Mayor also said that they are going to make ii tougher vel.
 We asked the Mayor if the Policewoman has the right to stop couples who are mind ina their own business, walking home or down town and read inc riot act to them. The Mayor said yes Is thai inc American way in inc pursuit of life, liberty and hap piness?
 In regards to taking children out ot school and bringing them into court on talse charges, inc POlicewoman exonerates her. selfon the grounds that the City Magistrate Mr. Norman Banfield fold her 10 do so
 When asked why she repeatedly singled out particular girl above curtew age, while working and asked her age and name, the PolicewOman replied that there were so many children in town she couldn't remember them all
 Councilman Lea remarked there are terrible things going on in this town that cannot be made public. If this is so ii seems to us inc Policewoman should concentrate her efforts on these terrible things instead of badgering children whose parents she has taken dislike 10.
 Also the Mayor summed up this inves- tiqation as an imaginary wrong because of inc fact that only we complained.
 Parents of Juneau - this could happen to your children. Ii did to ours
 Thank you,
 MR. and MRS. ED. KRAUSE.
 PAID ADVERTISEMENT
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MAMA

SAN FRANCISCO - Four-year- old Edward Perrier, adopted" by Donald Rittger, 10, and found by police atop a theatre, was treated for malnutrition after both boys had been missing for nine days.
 The older boy was questioned by juvenile authorities.
 He's been good boy" Donald said. I've been taking care of him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-18

ACCIDENT FREE Navy pi- lot, age 29, single, 2,50o hours total, 1900 civilian l,660 U. 5. Navy Gerry and test pilot). 880 cross-coun- try, 75 instrument. Quali- fled cub, stearman, fighters, twin-beech 133 and DC-3. CAA commercial, instructor, instrument, single and mul ti-engine, no waivers. Col lege graduate, CF Forestry and Wildlife majors), neat appearance, hard worker, six years pilot. Interested in Airline, company pilot, sales, airport management, contract charter pilot. $3,- 600 minimum in USA. $5,- 400 outside. Available im- mediately; will go any where. E. H. DAHL, 4624 Ewing So., Minneapolis 10, Minnesota. (l94-t3
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For Business Reasons

CHICAGO, - Flows that again?' the Deputy Circuit Court Clerk asked.
 Yep, that's right an attorney replied. Thomas V Adams wants his name changed to Athanasios V. Samatopoulos."
 The attorney said his client had his name changed the other way round eight years ago. Now he wants his original name back.
 The reason: Adams and an older brother are partners in a coffee shop. The want the sign to read: Samatopoulos Brothers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-18
WANTED

Experienced Clerk
 Stenographer for 30 day emer- gency employment. 38 hour week Salary $200 Call at 102 Territorial Building. Tel 466, or write P. O. Box 1881. (195-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-18

ATTENTION EASTERN STARS Funeral services for Sister Eli zabeth Sey, Carters Mortuary, 3 o'clock, Tuesday, February l9. Members requested to attend.
 By order of
 GEORGIA ARLOWE, (l97-tD Worthy Matron.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-18

George Sarvela has resigned from the Forest Service, after l6 years in the department, is selling his home in Ketchikan, buying a troller and coming to Sitka to make his permanent home. MT. and Mrs. Sarvela with their dog and cat, are due to arrive about March first, and are taking the Nemi home on Etolin street. Mrs. Sarvela is the daughter of Sid Charles of Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-18
News Nofes
 From Siika

l Correspondenoe) At the regular meeting of the City Council Tues day evening, the Council acted on the following measures: recom- mended that J. c. Cooper, CPA from Juneau, audit city books for l946; approved the sale of a log float to s. Einstoss, fishbuyer, for S150: authorized a request to the ANB for permit to install a tenn porary skiff float near the ANB Hall. decided on prices for the use of the USO Building as follows lounge, $5; lounge and kitchen, $15; entire building, $2o.
 Tn response to an appeal from Capt. Al Dietz leader of the town bank, voted to contribute $2O0 for the purchase of instruments-with the recommendation that the new Council contribute a like sum; and approved the use of the Fire Hall for band practice on condition that Fire Chief Art Franklin grants permission Dr. w c. Charteris was appointed Health Officer to replace Er. Louis G. Scharpenberg; author ized the Treasrer to borrow not exceeding $500 from Sitka Public Utilities for city expenses up to April l.
 | Authorized construction of sewers on Denali Street, from Park Street to Jeff Davis Street-property owners agreeing to pay 50 cents per foot of cost; authorized purchase of light truck from Sitka Mercan- tile for S215; authorized the Mayor and Treasurer to bid on surplus property on sale at Japanski-
 Heard first reading of Ordinance IA, providing for payment to the Mayor and Councilmen for time spent at regular and special Council meetings at the rate of $2.50 per hour with S5 minimum.
 After enjoying a strenuous round of farewell parties and entertain ments in their honor, Dr. and Mrs. Louis G. Scharpenberg left Tuesday morning on the North Sea for a three months motoring vacation after which they plan to settle per- manently somewhere in eastern Washington.
 Dr. Scharpenberg came to Sitka in July of 1940 as a partner of Dr. W. c. Charteris, and remained during the years that Dr. Sharteris was serving in the Army Medical Corps in the Aleutians and in Japan. He was an active member of many organizations, being a Moose. an Elk Gin which lodge he served as Leading Knight, Ro- tarian tof which organization he was President at the time of his departure) and a member of the Li- brary Board. The Scharpenbargs were also ardent sportsmen, enjoy ins all the fun the country offered. They enjoyed hunting, fishing, boat ing, skiing, skating, hiking, bowl ing, badminton and basketball. They enjoyed all Sitka had to offer and Sitka enjoyed and will miss them.
 Mrs. Jack Conway is leaving Seattle by plane Tuesday enroute
 o Sitka for a brief visit with her
 lusband and friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Wortman have moved into the apartment in the Telephone Building on American
 Street, formerly occupied by Dr. and Mrs. L. c. Scharpenberg. The Pioneer Bakery was robbed early Monday morning. The thief should be recognizable by the ad- dition of grey hairs as he was in terrupted at this work at 7:45 o'clock by manager Robert Hagen, making routine checkup. In his precipitious flight through a back window which was found forced open, the pilferer dropped s5 bill and left all Sl bills and silver lying
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-18

Under the direction of Jerry Nordby, Beta Sigma Phi has sched- uled and started work on a "Meller Drammer" to be presented early in April at the High School gym. Out side talent is being drawn upon and several skits prepared as entree acts. The town band will be on hand to assist.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-18

FOR SALE-5 room house and ca bin furnished. Call at 323 Deck eryay. (l93-t6)
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hers and their ladies; no fried chicken.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-18

ONE-INCH Starrett outside" mi crometer-reads 1l10,000ths; zero to 3-incn depth micrometer (Goodell-Pratt) Both like new
 Good buy in scarce machine tools. Sell either or both. Inquire Clark, Empire. phone SOP. (d.h)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-18

FOUND = Child's silver trimmed glasses owner may have same by paying for this adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-18

CUPBOARD motor 5A h.p. and 12 gauge shot gun, pump. Ph. Red 614 tl94-t5)
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ROOM HOUSE 632 w. 8th St. immediate occupancy. Phone Aux Bay Grocery, or write P. o. Box 422. Q75-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-18

LIVING ROOM turniJure, dresser, two bicycles. 704 10th and D Sts.
 l89-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-18

' it. GREGG SKIS and poles. Like new. See at Piggly Wiggly.
 (192-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-18

A son, William James, weighing eight and a half pounds, was born to Mir and Mrs. William Hollywood on February 13.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-18

GOOD 3 BEDROOM house all harwood floors. Fully furnished. Electric refrigerator, washing ma chine and range $5,000, 1044 W 10th St. Phone Green 475.
 C176-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-18
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Small brown leather coin purse, Saturday, between Bert's Grocery and Seward street en-
 trance of Post Office. Phone Blk. 491, Mrs. Macdonald. (196-t2)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-18

RADIO - Floor model-good con- dition, $60. Must be heard to be appreciated. Blue 870. 195-t4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-18

NOW IN STOCK K-four 52 Gray Marine engines with three to one reduction gear. 3 h.p. air-cooled gas engines-battery chargers, com passes, anchors and many other marine items. Juneau Welding and Machine Shop. cl96-t6)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-18
FOR SALE

1887 PLYMOUTH Sedan, Inquire Andy at Bowling Davlin.
 C197-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-18

in the till. In anticipation of Q repeat performance, many mer- chants have installed ingenious secret devices" for trapping the thief
 Trying to deliver a log raft to the mill during a strong wind storm at 3 a. m. Wednesday, the Allanah went on the rocks between the Mill and Charteris Island. Skip per Fred Brandes rowed to Japon- ski for help and during maneuvers, fell as he jumped from the Allanah to the Eddie short boat from the base, broke his left wrist and cut and bruised his face. The logs drifted ashore back of the Sitka Hotel; the Allanah was lowed to the Sitka Marine Ways and was found to be only slightly damaged
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-18

DRINK KING BLACK LABEL.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT = SJeamheated rooms
 Kitchen privileges. Phone 886. Home Hotel. I0,l36-tD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-18

DOUBLE BED and mattress for
 sale. Phone Red 614 (197-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-18
WANT ADS

I WAN i.-s.-i---.--lI--i..i....s-.l-.l.- l FOR SALE
 1887 PLYMOUTH Sedan, Inquire Andy at Bowling Davlin.
 q97-tf) DOUBLE BED and mattress for i sale. Phone Red 614 (197-tf) JUST ARRIVED = Pot burners in i all sizes-Vee Belts and Pulleys. Juneau Welding and Machine | Shop. 197-tf) l941 PLYMOUTH Sedan, mileage 180O0 miles. Phone 276. C196-t3) 80 BASE PIANO accordian, Ephi-. fone guitar, portable typewriter, sewing machine, washing ma chine, 9 burner electric plate. Priced to sell, 211 Willoughby.
 G96-t3) NOW IN STOCK-four 52 Gray Marine engines with three to one reduction gear 3 h.p. air-cooled gas engines-battery chargers, con- . passes, anchors and many other marine items. Juneau Welding and Machine Shop tl96-t6) RADIO - Floor model-good con- dition, $50. Must be heard to be appreciated. Blue 870. C95-t4 1 CUPBOARD motor 52i h.p. and 12 gauge shot gun, pump. Ph. Red 6l4. (194-t3) ONE-INCH Starrett outside" mi crometer-reads 1l10,000ths; zero to 3-inch depth micrometer (Goodell-Pratt) Both like new. Good buy in scarce machine tools. Sell either or both. Inquire Clark, Empire, phone 602. td.h) FOR SALE-5 room house and ca bin furnished Call at 323 Deck erway. Qa3-t6) LIVING ROOM furnirure, dresser, two bicycles. 704 10th and D Sts-
 189-tf) T it. GREGG SKIS and poles. Like new. See at Piggly Wiggly.
 d82-tf) GOOD 3 BEDROOM house all harwood floors. Fully furnished. Electric refrigerator, washing ma chine and range $5,000, 1044 W 10th St. Phone Green 475.
 Q76-tf) 4 ROOM HOUSE 632 w. 9th St. immediate occupancy. Phone Aux Bay Grocery, or write P. o. Box 422. Q75-tD bers and their ladies' no fried