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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-08-10
LEGISLATURE EMPOWERS
BOARDS OF SUPERVISORS
TOLEASE COUNTY LANDS

the state mineral lease commission
and the board of park supervisors.
The minimum considerations for
which the leases may be executed
are not stated, the chief lifnitihg
provision being that the primary
term shall not exceed ten years.
The proceeds which arise from
such leases are earmarked, first, to
build necessary bridges in the park
property; second, to liquidate any
outstanding countrywide bonds, and,
third, if no bonds are outstanding,
the balance shall be paid into the
general fund of the county The act
specifically provides that the pro-
ceeds which the county receives are
subject to the severance tax i'm
posed by Chapter 1874, Laws of 1914
H. B. 1921
Another act affecting the coun-
ties which relates to oil and gas
development is House Bill No. l121,
under the terms of which all ma
chinery, equipment. tools, and ap-
planes actively in use in drilling
oil or gas wells, at the site of the
operation, and which are usual and
necessary to such drilling, are
exempted from all ad valorem taxes
on and after January !, 1947. This
compliments Section ii of the oil
severance tax act, Chapter 1874, laws
of 1914, which had previously
exempted "all producing oil equip
ment" but did not exempt machin-
cry, equipment and appliances used
in drilling on property from which
no oil was being produced.
Under the terms of House Bill
No. 808, the board of supervisors of
any county receiving a part of the
oil severance tax is authorized to
allocate part Of the money so re-
ceived to a fund or funds for build
ings and permanent improvements
for the county or for any school or
road district in the county, and the
money SO allocated may be expend-
ed for any purpose authorized by
law. The act expressly provides
that the authority granted by it
shall be in addition to the authority
given to the boards under Section
3 ta) of the oil severance tax act.
One of the most important, and
certainly the most complicated,
statutes relating to oil and gas
passed at the 1916 session was
House. Bill No. 1858, known as the
| Stamp Tax Act" which levies a
stamp tax upon all transfers of
non-p producing leasehold interests.
including royalty interests, which
were created or assigned after the
effective date of the act, and pro-
vides that such interests shall be
exempt from taxation on and after
JANUARY 7, 1947 The provisions and
operation of this act will be dis
cussed at length in a future article.
Mississippi Supervisor.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-08-10

BY ELLIOTT PINE
NWNS Sports Writer

ANCIl itlo nay oCNt O4iJ <JalC lWO
days ahead of his biggest fight. He
was to defend his middleweieht
crown against Rocky" Graziano,
rough, tough ptlncher. The gate was
expected to reach 100000, highest in
history for middleweight contest
Pains in his ribs put the champion
to bed after he went through some
bending exercises. The new fight
date is Sept &c.
Connie Mack thinks that Boston
is doing SO well because players on
other clubs are not hustling. They
are dissatisfied over many things
/. some want pay for sprin G
training and for exhibition games
others don't want to play on
Mondays.
Tournament golfers are turning
to heavier putters. Some now weigh
2 ounces, an increase of some 10
ounces over the old standbys. The
trend began in 1910, after jug"
McSpaden suddenly spurted into
the big money winner class by u.s.
ing a heavier iron.
West Point may lose its mighty
fullback, Felix Doc" Blanchard. 1t
is rumored that the fleet All-Ameri-
can wants to go to Tulane and
study medicine, as his father did,
rather than become an army Of
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-08-10
By JAMES T. KENDALL
Assistant State Attorney General

Assistant State Attorney General
The ever increasing importance
of oil and gas development in Mis-.
sissippi's governmental and fiscal
affairs is reflected at each session
of the legislature by the enactment
of additional statutes concerning
these activities. The 1916 session
was no exception, and several of
Ae new laws are of primary in
terest to county officials.
One of the most important stat
uteS along this line was House Bill
No 140, which, for the first time,
authorizes the boards of supervis-
ors to lease for oil, gas and mineral
exploration and development any
and all lands or minerals which the
county owns. Generally, the execu-
ton of such leases, and the terms
and conditions thereof, as well as
the consideration therefor, are adj
dressed to the discretion of the
board, but several limiting and
ndatory provisions are included
4 the bill.
Provisions
Under the terms of the act, the
original bonus which the county
receives cannot be less than $l00
per acre, and the delay drilling
rental must also be at least $l00
per acre per annum. The primary
term of the lease cannot exceed six
years. The royalties which the
county receives under the lease in
the event of production must be at
least one-eighth of all oil produced
and at least one-eighth of the value
at the well of all gas produced.
The act authorizes the board to
include utilization provision in
the lease, so that the lands covered
thereby may be pooled with other
lands in the immediate vicinity for
the purpose of joint development
and operation In such case, the
county is to share In the royalty on
4I Pay Depository
All moneys received by the coun-
ty under the terms of any lease,
including the bonus consideration,
delay rentals and royalties are to
be paid by the Lessee to the county
depository, which depository is to
be designated in the lease, and are
to be placed to the credit of the
general fund of the county.
1t is well to note that House Bill
No. 40 does not apply to sixteenth
section or lieu lands, as these lands
are leased under a separate statute
enacted several years ago.
A somewhat related act is House
Bill No. ZIG, which is an act special
~ authorizing the leasing of the
oil, gas and other minerals in lands
which the county has acquired and
conveyed for state park purposes,
where the county retained the min
erals. Under this act, the leases can
be made only after advertisement
for bids for three weeks, and are
effective only after the approval of
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-08-10

Vicksburg 16. The two extreme
southerly districts report losses,
Gulfport- Biloxi Is per cent, and
Mobile-P ascagoula per cent.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-08-10

Further, canned vegetables can
be used safely in seasons when good
quality fresh vegetables cannot
readily be obtained.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-08-10

Don't Borrow-Buy the Missis-
sippi Enterprise each week.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
SUTEIKE D.OVANAS
.STUDENTAMS

| Lietuviu Vaizbos Butas il
moteru Auxiliary, kaip kas me-
tas taip ir symet, suteike do
vanas Aukstesneses mokyklos
(high) studentams kurie uzsi-
tarnavo auksciausia laipsni. 81
meta uzsitarnave yra: Nellie
kazlauskas, Wilby High, Pal
Povilaitis, Crosby High, Will
liam Romanauskas, Leaven-
worth High.
LANKESI LVS PIRMININ-
KAS
Birzelio IA, Inz. P. J. ziu-
rls, LVS Centre pirmininkas,
IS Clevelando, pakeliui j New
Haven, lankesi pas savo drau-
gus Waterbury. Jis aplanke
savo sena drauga iona Tarei-.
Ia, DR.. M. J. Colney ir kitus.
Sveciais gerejosi Waterbury
apielinkes grazumais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
NEW JERSEY LETU-
VIII SUVAZIAVI-
MAS

New Jersey Lietuviu Tary-
ba kviecia visu New Jersey
Lietuviu suvaziavima Liepos Z
d., 2 val. po pietu, Robert
Treat Hotel, Newark, N. J.
Suvaziavimo tikslas Lie
tuvos laisvinimas If is Lietu-
vos pabegeliu zmoniu .gelbeji-
mas, taipgi .pasitarimas Anne
rikos politiniais ,klausimais.
Kalbeti yra uzkviesti abudu
New Jersey valstijos guberna-
toriai ir du Atstovai: Fred A.
Hartley ir Clifford P. Case, J.
Tysliava, Gen. Konsulas Jonas
Budrys, Kun. J. Balkunas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
/, z.IN,UTES 3. :, IS SLA Sci
MO NEW HA,VENE

NEW HAVEN, Conn.-Bir-
zello 10 d., II val. prizes piet,
Hotel Taft saleje, SLA 44-tas
selmas atidarytas su Amerikos
lr Lietuvos himnais. Himnus
sugiedojo vietos Lietuviu sv.
kazimiero parapijos choras, O
svelkinimo kalba pasake klebo-
mas Kun. Ed. Gvardeckas. I
selma pribuvo ir miesto mayo
ras, kuris seimo dalyvius pa
sveikino ir pareiske gerus lin
kejimus.
Pirmoje seimo sesijoje uzsi-
registravo 125 atstovai, veliau
pribuvo dar apie rs atstovai.
Yra numatoma kad seine da-
lyvaus apie 200 delegatu.
Pirmos dvi dienos seimo pra-
ejo ramiai ir atrodo kad seimas
bus rimtas.
Sekmadienio, Birz. 16, sesi-
ia buvo trumpa, paminejimui
60 metQ SLA sukakciai ir pa
gerbimui zuvusiu II SLA ma
riQ kariu. Viso SLA nariu ka-
riskose jiegose buvo 854.
Lietuvos Ministras P. zadei-
kis sveikino selma ir savo kali
boje primine kad turejes du
pasikalbejimus SLA seimo pro-
ga reikale Amerikos Lietuviu
vieningos veiklos ir pasitiki
kad bus prieita prie susitari-
mo. (Ministras zadeikis daily.
vavo AIM pasitarime ir Ats
vakarieneje Birzelio 15).
SLA sveikino ir keletas kitu
senu yeikeju: Birstonas, S. Ge-
H
guzis, S. E. Vitaitis ir kit.
Pagerbti auksiniais zenklais
ir diplomats SLA Pild. Tarybos
ir kuopu senesni uzsitarnaye
veikejai, valdybu nariai.
Birzelio II d. SLA seimo Ell
goje, SLA sekretoriaus ,Viniko
raporto metu, iskilo daug pa
klausimu ir diskusiju.
Astrus gincas ivyko Apsvie-
tos Komisijos raportu klausi-
me. Grigaitis, tos komisijos
pirmininkas, vietoje skaityti
raporta, pasake ilgoka astris
kalba prizes Valaicio mazumros
raporta ir prizes patti Valaiti, o
M. Vaidyla, trecias komisijos
narys, vvisais galimais budais
gelbejo Grigaiciui pulti Valaitl
ir balsuojant Valaicio raportas
buvo atmestas, mes pirmlnln-
kaujantis Laukaitis labai ne
aiskiai balsavima vede. TLau-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21

Antanas A. Oils ir DR.. S. Bic
lis, abu is Chicagos, ir mano-
ma tureti daugiau sveciu is to-
liau.
Kadangi AIM pirmininkas
Adv. Oils Birzelio Is, is Hotel
Taft, New Havene, turejo pa
sikalbejima telefonu su Lietu-
vos pabegeliais diplomatais Pa
ryziuje, todel reikia tiketis jis
lures daug ka NUNS pasakyti.
Patirsime ko Lietuviai pabege-
liai nuo musu reikalauja ir ko-
kia mes jiems pagalba galetu-
me suteikti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21

salla idomaus programo tu-
resime ir lengvu uzkandziu.
Kurie isgalesite malonekite
atsilankyti j Hotel Elton, Birz
22, pradzia $50 >vakare. Ku-
RE negalesite ten dalyvauti tai
nors paklausykite Adv. Olio
kalbos nuo 8 Xxi 8:15 vakare is
stoties WATR. Waterbury.
Toliau, yra kviestas ir tiki
me dalyvaus Prof. zilinskas,
nesenai atvykes is Europos SUI
Selma, pas savo dukteri ir zen
ta DR.. Petra Vileisius. sio va
karo surengimu rupinasi vieti-
mis- LVS skyrius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
An,sterdan,,+N IN. Y.
PASKYRE S163 NASLAICIO
PARVEZIMUI

Amsterdamo Lietuviu Komi-
tetas savo susirinkime Birzelio
16 nutare paskirti $163 is IL
do, apmokejimui vieno Lietu-
vic vaikucio keliones j Ameri-
ka ir ceki tiesiog nusiunte
United Lithuanian Relief Fund
of America, New Yorke.
Klebonas Kun. Rastutis taip
pat prisieme paskelbti apie 81
dalyka baznycioje ir paaiskin-
tt kad norintieji prisideti prie
sio svarbaus darbo gales pa
likti savo aukas pas Mikola
Kerbeli, arba pas Juoza Sid
lauska, vaistininka.
Kadangi sios aukos turf bu-
tt nusiustos j Contra prizes Lie
pos l, tai prasome visu auko-
toju pasistengti savo auka at
nesti kuogreiciausia.
Butu malonu kad tarpe Am
sterdamo Lietuviu atsirastQ
nors viena Selma kad galetQ
pasiimti viena is tu naslaiciu
vaikuciu uzauginti. Ar ran
dasi tarp musu nors Viena to-
kia gailestinga ir samoninga
Selma? Ona Biliute.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21

Dainuos Lietuvos operos dali
nininke Barbora Darlys ir Lie
tuviu Politikos Klubo Choras.
Toks suvaziavimas yra labai
svarbus ir jo tikslas neatidelio-
jamas. Todel esate prasomi
visi ir visos butinai dalyvauti
ir kitus paraginti pributi lai-
ku. !.
Rengia ir kviecia
New Jersey Lietuviu Taryba.
A. S. Treciokas, Sekr.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21

kaitis nusiduoda nekuriu dele
gatq nematas ir vengia jiems
balsa duoti.
D. Klinga, gavec balsa, sa-
vo kalboje Grigaiti pavadino
"No. 1 Stalinu'', bet uz tai jam
balsas buvo nutrauktas. =
A. S. Treciokas. !
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
Waterbury. Conn.
kALBES ADV. A. A. OILS
IR DIR. S. BIEzIS RIRz. %

sestadieni, Birzelio %, Hotel
Elton, Waterbury, Amerikos
Lletuvlu Misijos vardu rengia-
mas ldomus vakaras. Bus ra-
dlo programa ir trumpos kali
bos, 'kurias is hotelio perduos
per WATR radio stoti 8 v. va
kare.
Sveciai kalbetojai bus Adv.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
Atomo Padariniai Gel
bes Gydyme

Amerikos kariuomenes va
dovybe sutiko leisti naudotis
is atomo tyrinejimu gautais
moksliskais patyrimais ir me-
dziagomis kovai su veziu ir XII
tomis ligomis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21

s.Dirvai' issirasyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metp-idekit
! laiska 81 dahar ir 'Dirva'
lankys. jus istisa pusmetl.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-06-21
LANKESI LVS PIRMININ-
O KAIP SU JAS?

Sandara Birzelio IA raso:
"Teko nugirsti jog New Yorko
tautininkai, Clevelando vaduo-
tojai ir Detroito misijonieriai
nutare subendrinti savo izdus.
Tai gera pradzia. Gal neuzilgo
jie subendrins ir savo smege-
mis-, kurios dabar trupuciuka
pakrike".
Geras patemijimas. Bet kaip
sandarieciai subendrins savo
smegenis, kurie ju visiskai ne
turf? DIR. NJ. J. Colney.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-22
TOO HIGH DON'T BUY

TULSA, Okla., -(P)- Rebelling against a price of 79 cents a pound for butter, Tulsa housewives kept telephones busy last week with a "chain" campaign aimed at stop ping retail sales of butter.
 Each caller asked that the list ener telephone two additional per sons and pledge them not to buy butter until the price went down An anonymous butter distributor claimed boycott would have on- ly one effect-diverting the local supply to eastern markets.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-22
Game Hunter Leaves Seattle For Alaska

SEATTLE, July p, -(P1-Char- les Madsen, big game hun!er and guide, said he would leave Thurs day for Kodiak, Alaska, in the 6O-foot power yacht Continental I, purchased from the Continent a lCan Company. Madsen said he would rename the boat the Kodiak Bear II.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-22
RICHARD LEE REPORTS
 ONE DREDGE OPERATING

Richard Lee, Jr. was in town over the weekend from Solomon. He reports that one dredge is run ming, and the second dredge is about to start operations.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-22
NOTICE

Special Meeting for Pioneers of Alaska at City Hall on Wednes- day evening at 500.
 Bob. Baldwin, Sec.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-22
M. s. KOTZEBUE VISITS NOME YESTERDAY

The M. S.. Kotzebue arrived from Kotzebue yesterday morning and left immediately for the re- turn trip.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-16
WIDOWED OREGON
 ST0REkEEPER K
 FOUND MURDERED

FLORENCE, Ore, Sept. 16.-The puzzle of a motive Tor tke strangle- murder of a 55-year-old widowed storekeeper in the village of Green leaf east of here had sheriffs offic- CTS and police puzzled today in their investigation.
 Oregon State Police Sergeant Harry Nelson reported the body ot Mrs. Cora N. Rogers, who lived alone in quarters at her store, was brutally bludgeoned with a wood cutters wedge and garroted with a piece of baling wire.
 Her body was found yesterday morning by customer who told rolice he entered the store to buy fishing license. She apparently was killed early Saturday night.
 Lane County District Attorney William Bartle, Sheriff Thomas Swartz and Coroner Phil Bartholo- mew joinel the investigation yes terday afternoon.
 Sgt. Nelson said a robbery motive was questionable because several hundred dollars in cash was found in envelopes about the store, one containing $50 on the floor few feet from the body.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-16
VETERANS' GUIDE
By MAJOR THOMAS M. NAL

Know how much our country iS planning to spend on us veterans during the coming fiscal year. More than five billion dollars Most of this vast sum is earmarked for hospital construction, readjust- ment allowance, pensions and Ma tional Service Life insurance.
 The Biggest single item is pen sions. Almost two million bucks are going 10 go to ex-service people disabled in the war. They deserve it.
 After the last war all veterans were paid a flat bonus for serving their country. So far no bonus has been voted vets of World War Two, although lots of hills propos- ing varying bonuses have been in- troduced into Congress.
 Perhaps as a substitute for bonus, we veterans have been glV- cn many rights and benefits. One of these, the readjustment allow ance, has taken the form Of straight cash benefit Others give us education, with some cash pay ments for subsistence; hospitaliza- tion: Civil Service preferences; pen sions if disabled, and other rights. More it appears, is being done Tor of than in any other country.
 Still. other countries have some gcod plans. Bernard Baruch has drawn big chart showing a com parison of veterans benefits in some of our allied nations. It shows numerous interesting things.
 For instance, discharge pay ments twe call them mastering out payments) are lower in this coun- try than in Great Britain, Canada, Australia. New Zealand or the Union of South Africa. Yet the United States is the only country which does not discriminate be- tween rank in issuing mastering out pay. It's the same for all eli gible officers and enlisted men,
 The U. s. pays higher pensions to disabled veterans than any other country. In Britain, Australia, Canada and New Zealand, pension vary according to the of dependents and the rank of the disabled ex-seryice person.
 All the countries shown on the chart give some kind of special edu- catiohal benefits to veterans. Here at home, the length of schooling a veteran may get depends on his
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-16

that a portion of Kenai Peninsula National Moose Range be opened 10 homesteading.
 Auxiliary Election
 The American Legion Auxiliary elected the following officers:
 President, Elizabeth Stilwell of Seward
 First Vice President, Nema Ellis of Anchorage.
 Second Vice President, Edith Davis of Anchorage.
 Secretary Treasurer, Nancy Meals ol Anchorage.
 Historian, Mabel Bingle of Fair banks.
 Chaplain, Sybil Lokken of Peters burg and Sergeant -At-Arms, Nola Campbell and Ethel Olson of An chcrage, Executive Committeewo- men.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-16

length of service, but it can't be more than four years. i Australia, Canada and New zea- land permit full professional course regardless of it's length, pro- viding marks are kept up to snuff. But the subsistence allowance we Americans get while taking training or education is well ahove the average allowance paid in other countries.
 The Union of South Africa and this country guarantee re-employ- ment to veterans in their old jobs for one, year. New Zealand, Brit ain and Canada don't guarantee a full years employment, but they do assure veterans their old jobs back on terms not less favorable than if they had stayed on the job and had never gone into the service.
 U. s. veterans get the most lib- eral unemployment pay treadJust- ment allowance) If you were an unemployed Australian veteran, and single, you'd get only eight dollars a week for total of only l3 weeks. And this sum is reduced by any pension you might be getting. In England there are no special un- employment benefits for vets. They just come under the regular unem-
 
 We veterans here in the U.S.A. have been offered the best deal And there's no question but that it's a good deal - if we insist on getting the cards that are coming to us.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-16
WANT ADS
FOR SALE

4 BEDROOM HOUSE,
 Modern, Completely Furnished, Large Garage,
 3 room cement basement, appr. 13i acres of land Available immediately, overlook ing Channel. BEDROOM HOUSE,
 Splendid location, level ground. Large lot, fenced, large basement, Oil heat, furnished. TWO-STORY HOUSE Excellent condition.
 Warm Springs Bay Will sell or exchange for Juneau or Petersburg property ACREAGE SUITABLE for building In West Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-16
Funny How Boss
 Can Read Minds

MILES CITY, .Mont.-Frank C. Bell wired Jack Schlitz, his regional manager at Billings:
 Request leave starting at pm. Great grandmother expected to be critically ill"
 The reply came promtply:
 Request granted. I believe hon. esty is best policy but miss lots of ball games"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-16
BAND PRACTICE
 TUESDAY NIGHT

The Juneau City Band will hold the usual weekly practice at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in the grade school auditorium. All members and others interested in joining the organization, are requested to be there on time as the program for the coming concert is rapidly shap- ing up and selections for it will be cn the racks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-16

APT. HOUSE ana two houses, 407, All, 415 s Franklin and furnish ings. $12,500. $5,00G down and terms on balance. Phone 185.
 (333-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-16

TO TRADE-Buick 1940 sedan in top condition, in storage at Se- attle for it's equivalent in Juneau. Or will buy for cash late model car or pickup here. Tel. Ayers 261, 8 to 5 Baranof Hotel after 5.
 (375-t3)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-16
GARDEN CLUB TO
 MEET WEDNESDAY

Mrs. w. J. Walker, assisted by Mrs Fred Turpin, will be hostess to the Juneau Garden club We'd nesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.
 Mrs. Maxine Williams heads the committee to show pictures and give lecture on Wild Flowers of Alaska"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-16

M. s. Leota sails from Aux Bay every Thursday 9:15 am. to con- meet with O'Harra bus for Fair banks or Anchorage. See J. B. Bur ford adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-16

MARRIED ELDERLY couple desire clean, furnished, apt, or house. Juneau or Douglas. No drinking or pets. Write care Empire Box C976 or phone 102. (374-t5)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-16
MISCELLANEOUS

KIRSTEN'S Beauty Shop, Phone 556, 3rd and Main. Specializing in permanents. Open evenings by appointment. (293-3tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-16

WANTED TO BUY OR RENT-By Juneau veteran, or 3 bedroom modern house, preferably furnish
 ed or partly furnished with yard. Reasonably priced. Write Empire xYZ. (372-)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-16

29 IL. GARWOOD CABIN speed boat, Al shape, new 110 Chrysler motor, just installed. Phone TIT.
 (340-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-16

WANTED - Housekeeer. Appoint ment after pm. Must have re-
 ferences. SIP w. 10th. t375-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-16

WANTED TO BUY-2 beds com plcte with springs and mattresses. Black 413 (374-t3)