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Evening star., 1946-11-19
HELP WOMEN.

ADDKEsSOGEAPH. graphotype; experi-
snsed Sea nou.
day week; top salary. Phone Mr.. LAM
ALTERATION HANDS. experienced on
Women,s coats and dresses. GARFINCK-
AhBITIoUs YoGSG LADY. with sale.
experience, to sell IN fast growing, mems
furnishing store: good salary; pleasant
working conditions. Apply ofice. YOUNG
MEMS @ SHOP; @ "a
typist; 7-hour day. 5-day week; IL 30 t.
$3.50 Tuesday through Friday. to I
Saturday. Monday on; salary. S1.440
while employed. tuition free. Apply In
person. MRS. RAUCH, End fioor, 1901
ASSISTANT Al ain.A BooKKEEpER, b-day week, ~
TO handle accounts receivable, ledger. Ap.
ply Mr.. Green. MAURICE EECTRTCAI
suPPLX Co, 72b 18th st. NV.
ASSISTANT for general ONCE work: young
lady who. is good penman and stsnqz.;
poss: good personahty; an exceptionA hns
fun particulars. BOZ 398-v. Star.
Evening star., 1946-11-19
HELP poMEsTIc.

COOK, g.hw.. i've ~; Tnursday aitef.
500 per mo; 12s Hesketh st., Chevy
eassf Gook HWUusskIspER, WI 2S9g white. colored or
school age children; very nice, home. 70.
eoSk.GMw. .ys in g5sferssssass; ssss rss sa5s reg,
ssa. il ss; s ssfssssss .sssa, t. s.. ":
ss.sn ss ie stsas ovsy rsIs s and bsh ns
eGsaHn Y s. some nw 0Pf Phone wnS or
COOK-G.H.W., assist with children; SIS
Ss to sar. tds ssnS S.s gsseT usa Fer gf sso n
cooK-G.H.w. coiored. exp: refs; 2 school
sas sos ss nshss II ass'sss s Der p% vss EEK PA
coUfLE-cook two meals per day: s.h.w;
ssH esie ssss.on 'sss Dsr ssaf
saNsaaLE s3s Hal, Hso'ttssEwoskER, over so must
room: s25 wk. GE. 5000. 1885 17th ST.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK, light cooking. no
Of 81, nice cheerful room: references re-
Saired. Can ewes. after 2. AID. S27b.
CIV, live live, IN. SIS; settled colSrsd
woman, small family; local res; pam
G.H. W., plain cooking. assist with baby:
n,,.. no sSg5psdass; S5s M references live in or live
Sell for refined lady Who Who viii 1His Keep p house
; days week for working mother. FIR.
GH.w.-LIGHr COOKING, settled, live in;
sist with CHILDREN; 5h-day week; REFER
G.H.W., cook. help care children apt.
nsr' n Sa-day 5l,k yk; I.,S stay nishts: ref s25
G.w.H;. plain cook; family Of 5: 8 am.
tnroush 8 dinner; live out or in: s25 week.
CIV oY live rel in, good home, light laundry.
ns coofns Can 'aa RH Ell, iSRi spf
sssIi'ss Ss zsP i Ssoksc sqss good sal. g;Sn.
GIRL. experienced. neat. for boarding
swer ad Wages $3.50. 1874 M n. n 4.
GIRL. ds s'c ccolored. for general houseworK: SIS
Call at, 5454 Both st. NV. .-21
ss s!sE ST. 1888 per x.sf ssys 81 Sg Ssss
T.,snsoas MAD AND wr GaW' daaV $50 week. live IN.
MAID. MiiiGs01s colored' ore sasg egp sh.w pm to
KENNEDY. WARREN. AID. $40.
MAID, Iull time, no cooking; other heip
employed; colored or white; live In or out.
hefs Georgetown. on busline. MI. 1196.
MAID, experienced with children; g.h.w.
laundry Over 25. Live in; S2b: 6La-day
week. References required. SH. 1927.
MAID. colored: live in. upstairs rm.; 4 in
family, other help: country in summer;
only responsible, experienced person with
locad refs. need apply; salary, 500. NO.
MAID, eolored. 80 to 40 years old: SaS
week: g.h.w, cooking; live in; references.
Emerson 1886 or National Obs. go
MAID, colored. over 80. for g.h.w.: live in.
upstairs rm. and bath; reference; S25 wk.
S2 RssrdsstBLE Saa Va WoM4Sg Ma2Sg white. fond Of
ings. care OF children before and after
school hours; other help kept. Chevy
Chase, Nd near busltne; refs. Telephons
WOMAN who needs bone: light fousework,
and care of S-year-old boy. Small salary.
Call Thurs. eve. after Pm Gil. 2l49.
WOMAN for gh.w.. cooking and laundry.
Bendix washing machine adults at
work. NO $500. days, no Sunday work.
WOMAN, SSo Z, - SETTLED, TIL s;h,w h Light ldry,a to
GATho.Ic dsSi ss WOMAN sdas for shy II rectory
A COLoRED MAD-Live in, excellent
light idry.; small family. Box 4s7-x star.
COLoRED. 7th Day Adventist; must be
really good cook and g.h.w. with ref and
health card; other help enpI.: 5ls days:
live in: $50. Wo. 1884. 30
Evening star., 1946-11-19
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACcoUNTANT : -AUDIToR, books openi

ACCOUNTANT AUDITOR. books opened.
aDMissfkaffkIE es 81 sass rs9m.r 60.
1t. colonel. "a, with supply and personnel
ape sHes wn Msh sor eSse sos
desires IS. Wash; position WITH astL trsde 5:
tstratiye tr ssstsstant to top-levei executive.
CHAUFFEUR, thoroughly experienced. all
caA5TsiEuSksGE.eellsP. chauffeur -is now
sl' ssIis nav Rrss g R0s aaa aa1Isz :Ree: 9S
AaaRsSe " Ia, sss
70 1880 daily. all day Saturday. Boz
peFsnss indussii. s 'esss ss.onsa sa.
sEN sES a: ;,,Iat nALLARp. 1850 No. Troy Apt.
s ENSINEEK: S!lg sTsdusss, With car, s Us.
safied sG experience knowledge Of heating
enploymsnt. evenings and Saturday.. VIII VIII
FokRs fSSsSs5 salss oyT Eors ReS fsSy sa e.
hSsss 5Sgs suDs, wishes position. fhonss IL
JEWEILER. dia. setter. MATCHMAKER. Is
inston. B. G.. ssisry expseted. Ron s1so Gssh to
"a. Sa7' week. Box All Redwood aS. West
MALE COMPANION. colored. age ss.. exp,
mornings to IL O'clock. Republic ;SsI:Ss..
MAN, colored, wants position as mainte-
nance man; good all-around mechanic;
C SSspsS5s saa,sses q all works CAN NO s7s5 and
Man. young, 81. have 10 years' experi-
ence IN wholesale electric appliance 6usi-
ness, seven years with Government, admin
large oorporation, % oS Box N 4ssv. = S Star 'h sI"s
MAN age q, single. coll. grad: liberal
TIME nshsaolf ss oC % fnR 4sss say s.r Tns part
helper with msehsnic. Phone bE. s ssos. 3.
shs dsfssrs Of n any fsR END BE- 1856: ssso:
NAN. colored. wishes evening Job, or
hSgrs; hS Government employed by day.
porter or eIsSasoF operssor =:
g to IL or 12 pm. Call NO. 927S after
MAN; NAN, eol95sa ss Ssats WORK rs housemsn or
fAifNsSTrEiR PAPER HANGER; nrst Class
work; neat and reliable: interior, ex-
cs EsEsa s .rass Sss
driver; sSperienced. young and willing. to
sHoWcARD MAN. experienced, desires
Part.tims work; have own brushes. Phone
TbtToR,o Sttss Visiting or resident. boys: ABB.
stressed: American and European back
VETERAN, colored, wants part-tims evening
VETERAN, young, attending aceountancy
school. desires part-time work afternoons.
YOUNG MAN, colored. wants part-time
perisncsd waiter. chauffeur. clerk. II.
YOUNG MAN wants place elevator oper-
ator from 4 to 12 midnight or 12 mid
night TO g am; no firing; experienced on
CAN YOU USE ex-infsntry ofncer, 2e.
eager to tackle hard. challenging job with
future worth much effort? Talents: writ
ing, speaking, dealinga with people: or
Sensational, and administrative abilities
whetted by company commanders and
adjutant's Jobs In Army, initiative de-
veloped through leading Sbo men Ia COM
bat; 8 yrs. college, broad general educa-
ton: willing TO start at any level. RE.
0247 or Box 356-v. Star, 19s
PART TIME-Sales ability: also expert
typist; services available for late after
PART-TiME JOBS wanted by veteran stu.
dents at local university; some students
II evening: all available for Saturday work.
AVAILABLE JAN. list for perm, connec-
tion In personnel, credit or trafhc dept;
gen. exper. all depts.; heavy experience In
ONCE procedure and personnel; consider
any capacity where oppor. for advance
rnent; salary secondary. BOX 417-x, Star.
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Evening star., 1946-11-19
HELP MEN.

ACETYLENE WELDERs, experisnced on
light metal. BELLANcA AIRCRAFT
GReRfrESTusa GReR asT esite Rs1aEasf
measuring, field work; chance to learn.
2ssEMBfHEiRSssAExperienced in handing OF
electronic components; alert. to details.
ssSa sss "3Gsnt HbB s9%s ss.' 7ta
assaasEY ahssfs syS wEhMfs@e need men
and small tools, knowledge Of electrical
circuits advantageous but not necessary.
II you have this background, apply per
AUTO FRosT END SPECIALIST, new.
BefT h as TOP pa sh sna haa
fioaters and drunks do not apply. This
S resl s ur TO- seSf
Arlington's Packard Dealer. blocks south
SuFoy & K6y sfEISss MEchAsIc sH 4at 5sst deal in asy
E99D EtRo EHcHAScs aS21 on5 Sonesst'u trained
RE Fun sss s0S E WITH assn good o. T0 a
zfk IGT6MSS}fr %SHSK SrSaaSJs Sa must ;.
perienced on all cars; 6,day week. $50
SERVICE E1SI STAT1oN STsd Maine ave. and n st,
aUToMoBfIIss MECHANIC. white. must be
tteaSY aSTSYMofR2RVkE oARRE SS aEoHASs Il to work on
an essential industry; top wages. excellent
working conditions. Apply to Mr.. Palmer,
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO.. 901
AUTO MEcHANIcs!Wash' h S Oldest chev-
rolet dealer mas openings for several exp
ens of woe Workns aST c6nd
aeef eas see Mr Rs BERPA2 S2dy Hy
AUTo GN c0 MEdHaSIG SRnn heiper hei must have
Eqme EXP; 4vgS go9d saiis5y steady goS work VAL.
SI1 sHKEVE EaRisd bRos SR e.
1iyT aGTo lzih TKuSk si AND aiH TRACTOR megnsale
t;es rstiiciass kn9HTyledee Of body woIk and and
% shop International fs Truck sAn and tractor sM
fssiE Ss''IsPs 'sfsEss S1ss CA svasss ass Ms
BAkER, white, bread shop. shop; bench hand.
fSTss sasrENpERdsy N iEas ME ToRpsoh %eeE hours from
Only experienssd men need apply, COM;
Air Station, Anacostia, D. C.. FIR. 14Q0,
Ext. 352 between am. and $3.50 pm; Tor
BhIIBoY for small hotel; from $50 to IL
BELLMAN-Experience not necessary; for
tious colored youth. HOTEL EMBASSY.
1927 18th st, NV. -2I
complete charge small ONCE: resident near
Bethesda, Chevy Chase an advantage.
GATES CONTRACTING CO., 7240 Wis.
ave -2l
BOYS, colored, to deliver circulars: pleas
Int outdoor work; $3.50 per day. 2201
BOYS. ie ana over, with bicycles, 20 de-
liver telegrams; fuli-time work; 65c hr.
Apply WESTERN UNION, Room 200. 1917
BRfCKLAYERS wanted-call KoRzEN-
PORFER & BROOKS, INC. OIL. 1886. MT.
Brooks or Mr.. Blair. SIS per day rs
Call Ma. o53s between $3.50 and $3.50. 25s
Evening star., 1946-11-19

DocToR's ASSISTANT. exper. unneces-
sary; hours IL to PM: s2b. UN. ol09-
DRUG CLERK, exnerience not necessary;
good pay; must have references. DALEY
PRuUn un hsoEsTHTUss 12SA EleTiss sys ne
foods. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Of
hay. pleasant personalits. Apply Box
foGArAIN fsSJs IN CLERKS. age 10 or over. Se ex-
train. you; uniforms furnished and laun-
T2ss5ai s0n6aSas DR1 s45R 70 4soa
Fo6NTxfN Ms6i exf HELP. white female expe9i- se
isSPlsA4ssdi 4sIS asS @ @sse,X. " Star S4s -Ss
sas sssrs dsIs ne sis S vhss g gs0d ph h3Ss.
sEASE sESE SE0 fih 4 sooa sasss sase nseraI
conditions: Apply office. YOUNG MEMS
ssESe sHESSF iIls ssuER 81 n;w synerence
Siii SSiEiNiERzLo OFFICE woRK-young lady.
exp; must be typist; hours Q to :; 5ts.da;y
Apps y sHREaaToN II suPER
MARKET, INC. .2S06 s. Quincy ST.. Arl.,
Ig4 81 gfops wsRMApERsBdaSso MI MEssr BEd Soos shour Week
WARD a LQTHEoP $50 to 9 daily; "a
ABBY sow for sasss shas
Job. Full time or part time: permanent
or just till Christmas Apply ,JELLEFFsS
personnel ofice. 7th floor, 1214si220 F st.
INV. --23 s
GIRL, 5000. high school graduate OF
equivalent. some typing ability. Pleasant
ofice work. permanent employment. Good
pay with opportunity for advancement. 3S-
hour week. no Saturday work. Vacation
with pay. Apply WASHINGTON ENVE-
LQPE CO., 80 L St. me-. 2nd floor. before
e.
GIRL, young, general clerical worker, with
ability to type. no experience nee. 1908
Conn. ave. n.ws fourth flr. Bee MRS
Evening star., 1946-11-19
Electronic TuIk Planned

G. w. Cook. supervisor of the elec-
tronic section of the, Navy's David
Taylor Model Basin at Carderock,
Md, is to address the electronic
group OF the American Institute of
Electrical Engineers at pm. tomor-
row in the Pepco auditorium, Tenth
and E streets NV.
Evening star., 1946-11-19

ADMINISTRATIVE, secretarial or person.
teachins. 5is yrs. business: sea capable Of Of
assuming RESPONSIBILITY; salary expected.
$4,000. Box 1927, Star. 19s
bkpg. and typing, desires work Tues, Fri,
nights: daily. Sat, Sun. ov. 3111. 21s
design. remod.. altere.
BERT. 1880 Irving NV. Apt A, An. 223s.
EDITORIAL Or SECRETARIAL position
5no shorthanO desired BY college graduate
Adams $500. Ext. s. $3.50 wsekdays lss
GIRLS (2), colored. desire position as doc.
tors Tsseptionist. or waitress; references.
GIRL .celored. would like position 70
salad girl or pastry cook helper; expsris
enced. IA. 1894. -.
Evening star., 1946-11-19
HELP WoNEN.

YOUNG LADY under 40, as assistant core
respondence hle clerk Salary. .S165 month;
hve-day week Give qualifications and
TRADE AssOCiAfiON needs good. snef-
getic, young .stenographer; desirable work
and SURROUNDINGS; forty.hour week; group
insurance and disqualification, vacation
with pay: salary open, Call Adams 4e21,
WANTED-Young ladies. age 1925, 70
train for pnos9 wsrk Ssn large phStS
experience preferred; good salary while
training. Apply photo dept, 3. 8. KRESGB
Evening star., 1946-11-19
SITUATIONS MEN snd woMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

HAZE STYLIST for sub. shop: SALARY and
commission: full or part time. HEADS
Rethssdaa Nd. OIL. 1916. --2f
Evening star., 1946-11-19

WAlTkESS-White. neat and dependable
Apply Monday and Tuesday after II /, i m.
WAITRESS. white: hours. Ala PM no
msis q Ran ana fass sh
WEAyER-woman. IS to IS. to learn 1g re-
@H1a Aafss easss ssso se Ssn saS e ss sp
WOMAN to demonstrate new appliance FOR
ieadins washington seps depsrtmsnt tns store. Z.
Salary and bonus. Call MRS. ROWE. Ma.
4a20; 1920; EXT. BIZ. 70 10 pm;
peryiss shi sshooi-sse % children a f and q assist s
with .aes sssrS autSs W
Ter. no experience necessary. Apply CAPI-
tai SALAD CO.. No. 16 Arcade Market,
18th and & parx rd ,Is nv wc,,,, .vn.r;ln.
preferably one with some retailing knowl-
edge, 40-hour. 5-day week; 20ee discount
on purchases and many other employe
BURGH y BRO. 7th. sth and 6 sts NV.
WOMEN for advertising work; no expert
ssss eSsrrsHga iiaRss'fS sawEEg CT
WoMEN&ssartins WON = TART rates up to $40 y pe,
pssns Shoas hs With iGs
Increases during the iirst year; excellent
opportunities are available, vacation with
emploSmsns $ csil today ss one q 'eou ous
1859 + ST. NV. Open evenings until !
2 RR,rptIpEr IN THE caHnEsAPEAKE W q POTOMAC
WRAPPER to handle INEQUALITY coats,
suits and dresses In our new Srd-neor
.Unas,ia woMaesn,s dept g9od pay. me WORKING d1s
YOUNG LADY, white. for pleasant work
full or part time: good salary; opportunity
ERE, 3700 Georgia. ave. -i9
YOUNG LADY, Jewish. to train for execu.
tive position In . dry cleaning plant; must
be steady, tntelligent: some general bust.
ness experiences and ct least high schoo
education; this Is an unusual opportunity
for reliable lady. BOX 476-V, Star. 19'
YOUNG LADY as clerk-typist for genera
once. work In Wash. leading Wholesale
fHnT iqsHAtsTrs CO. ssoFso aso 3 4 MAss THE S9N
Evening star., 1946-11-19
bldg: attractive quarters;
5S BROS. 1019 18th st.

or see MT Hearn, or MI. Mullen; JOHNS
MyANyILLLE NJ WILL SALES CORP e2s 9th st. NV.
agThs sUSass Hhfsf eq me- ssna u sr syo5 81
4 fgS e. ass .ss ess shit . ss
sG1a PA fsSa yssans Co.
ISoTYPE Gis 81 hE ofERArok, FA e experienced. non
AND HSPa ssMaifi ~
chance for y young s. men ts learn hotel
pm. / wk. and pm. to ii pm. follow
Ing wk. Apply personnel office. HOTEL
sAfNFENANch sesn mEcHASis ne Nj HELPER
m and @ general Il knoSiedse Of ni piumbins, else. @
MaioR ssiSs esf xprEascE us'as
enced: to sell in one of Washington,s lead
g,elec. appliance stores; good working hrs.
and salary. Apply LACYs. INC. 800 st.
MAN, 24-5o. prefer married, for local sales
position; experience not necessary II able
to start, rapid increases to SIS and up up
as qualified, Apply 1874 pm, RIM. 2o5,
MAN, reliable iinmiddle ased), for kitchen
work in religious Institution; no Sunday
work; meals; references. Phone RA. 9lsf.
MAN, young, Jewish, to train for an ex-
ecutiye position in Q. dry cleaning plant:
an unusual opportunity for an intelligent
young man; give your past experience.
education and references in first reply.
Box 260-V, Star go
MAN. sober. active. age around 40, to
haadle linens: rent 1v ms etc; , exp; upnec; !;
more blvd; mi. past College Park.
MAN, coiored. to supply cafeteria counter
with food from the kitchen; 8 am. to 8
pm; open SUNDAYS; one day of Mk.
good salary, meals and uniforms. VENEZIA
CAFETERIA, service entrance, 1867 10th
st. NV. -2l
MAN, qualified for assistant manager,
parking garage; white, must be experienced
and well recommended; good hours and
wages Apply MIR. WETzELs l4l9 Eye
MAN. white. to vacuum clean domestic
boilers: must furnish automobile; we sup
ply ali other equipment. Salary approx
imately $50 per wk.. plus liberal allowance
for use Of your automobile for tIans.
MEATCUTTERs-several expsr, men for
betWeen p% nGs.snd and pm npls GIANT Spodo op
STORES. S45 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
Evening star., 1946-11-19

ing organization; some calls require detaii-
ing for the hobby Jobs and hardware trade
srashs sHra appeant
must be capable Of managing his own time
in developing territory assigned. Write
ds ssssTaF g sona ss sos
sALEsMAN-Exceptional opportunity for
selling, advertised lines. to hsrdSare. drug drug.
feed. variety stores and institutions. Lib
eral commission. Write fun oualihcations
af RaSai eap foe clothing ssa and faI.
nishing store; good salary, steady position.
With future. Answer in detail. Box
Sales saGEsMaNLspi.ndid AN opportunity for man
Sith hsrds experience In selling better Quality
sAGHsnaNN HGHHE aNENs salary. s5S sE St plns oppl
to earn extra commission; position, cali
Stores reordsr wf ~sn
and ability to sell: car neces.: future.
conscientious spirited young man who S
an opportunity for S tn the risht ambitious Is
for wri An etsrs eSn
fidential. Apply at once. Box 199-x.
SALESMAN for progressive and fast-grow.
office layout; excellent oppor. for person
who can combine head work with foot
work: our men know Of this ad. ROLAND
sALESMEN-Earnings now being made,
We could give you. some breath-t king
stories OF huge earnings. We have them
bic with US. Telling YOU the Horatio
plane with the run-of-the-min specially
house. What YOU want Is the gTass-roots
facts toward the answer to your prime
question, What can I expect to make, my
self?" Our better men are currently re
cetving regular commission checks tn
amounts at the rate Of $4,000 to $11, 500
per year. A good man can usually make Q
sale day: some do better. Apply MR..
GOODSON, BAG Star Bldg. -19
statesmen, full or part time; previous real
@ rsaured es 5HIsesR REaTY RSi sa sssz
sALEsMEN-veterans. make money now:
morning, VETERANS VENETIAN BLIND
Co, 3423 M st. NV. --2l
SALESMEN-Wanted. 10 statesmen, capable
of earning over $4,000 yearly. to sell real
estate for young progressive organization.
yettssrans ,s given Es prcfsrsnes CAL & Mr; .Es
SALEsMEN-ser Interested in sub
stantial earnings in the speciality selling
field. Exper. desirable but not nee. The
ability to follow. Instructions and the
willingness to work 9 to 8 hrs. daily are
essential to success in our neld. This
is full-time Job. Cal Ho. $500 for appt
I'll
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RADIO REPaiRMAN,.

ton, full or part time
RADIO SALESMAN
well l-known makes Of ]
appliances: good wori
Apply LACY'S. INC, /;
RADIO Statesmen, n
eYrellent salary ST
Evening star., 1946-11-19

GIRI, young, general clerical worker, with
ability to type. no experience nee. 1908
Conn. ave. n.w. fourth Or. See MRS
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-19
Kodliait 5iaTY
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Mir. Bubendorf was late and hurried down to his office to hro the couple -tanding in the cold outside the door waiting. Apoic- geticalIy he let them in and then asked them where their witnesses were.
 They didn't know they had to have witnesses, they explained, but the sailor said he would go round up a couple. So leaving the bride-to-be by the stove to thaw out he went forth into the cold to get them.
 He was successful in his search and on his return with the witnes- ses Mir. Bubendorf started to proceed with the next steps of the shackling.
 It was only then that this was discovered: the couple were not there to get married, they had dropped in only to apply for the license.
 No witnesses are needed fer applications.
 <. The application was accepted, aud after they and the two un- necessary witnesses left, the cou pie that were supposed to be married showed up (with witnes- ses) and were duly hitched.
 We go to the Commissioners office every week, and after this we're going to stste our business the minute we walk Tn.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-19

It's an ill wind that blows mo- body good and the least that can be said of the current cold ones Is that ice skating has been at it's best.
 The new Rotary pond out Brooklyn and lakes in the neigh borhood are seeing lot of skat- CTS the past few days. There's nothing like a good brisk skate followed by a nice warm fire.
 As for confirmation of the lat ter, ask Harry "Christy's Crun- chy Crullers" Christcpherson.
 This week he went out to one of the lakes and did few nip ups, but one turned into a nlp- down, in which he ended up on hls stomach.
 In his left pocket he had a bunch of large kitchen stove model matches which became ig- nited when he hit the ice.
 He extinguisned the confagra- tion, all right, but not before it burned a large hole in his pocket.
 It a 50 happened that a wrist watch he was wearing had brok- en a strap, and it was in the pocket, too Harry reports the watch got badly scorched.
 It was a hot time, you might say,
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-19

Little Tony Morrison, age 4, one of the Julien Morrison twins, was recently a guest at a kiddies birthday party
 The l0other hostess had made two cakes, one with candles, which was removed from the table and the other cake cut and served. There was plenty in the one cake for the young guests
 On the next day the mother was taking a nap (we can see why) and was awakened by a knock at the door She answered it. It was Tony.
 "I came to the party" Tony announced
 But the party was yester- day." the puzzled mother replied, "and you were here then !"
 "Yes," agreed Tony, adding
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-19

You have seen the series of Army recruiting advertisements appearing In the Mirror, and are no doubt aware that a heavy campaign Is being earned on to get enistmeots.
 Included Iii the advertising is a series of broadcasting appeals, and recently one was given over WVCQ, the Army-Navy radio station. And how it was given!
 The announcer started out se- rlously enough. but just as he got.well along in the inducements offered fine pay and the choice of forces and everything he suddenly began uncontrollably laughing. There was a click, a period of silence, another click, and the announcer took up from where he left off.
 But again it was too much for him. A few more sentences and laughter overwhelmed him again and he apparently bad to click himself off once more to keep the listeners from hearing him con- tinue. Finally he resumed and got through with it.
 We understand the announcers are military personnel, of course, and if he was one of the boys counting the days, or his points, maybe the inducements to re-en- list struck an ironicnote for him, CT again maybe someone in the studio, not taken with the ap- peals, was cutting up (we could see such a one holding his nose and being such a card).
 You can imagine the effect if a network announcer, right in the midst of stentorious plea to try 'Peeper's Pale Pink PalIla- tive to Put Pale People in the Pink" were to suddenly start guffawing.
 We'd never take a Peeper's Pill again. And neither, probably, would the ex-announcer.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-19

Clark Andresen, Zellerbach representative from Anchorage, came to Kodiak on Wednesdays plane.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-19
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Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-19

"but there's ssiil another caker'
 But it didn't work. Nelghbors had helped eat the second cake the night before.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-19

Mrs. Frieda Blinn le abOve.named person may sS CHRISTY'S Bakery to- and receive the Weekend ial FREE (adv)
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-19

ashlngton (R)-Delegate B artlett has announced he eek reelection.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-19

$ are now available of the ol Childrens Christmas Pro- at the Orpheum Theatre.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-19

art the New Year right by |ng your Portrait taken at Photo Shop.
Evening star., 1946-03-10

lowo's first womon cooch of
high school boys swimming
teom is Helen Emmons from
Albert Leo. MINI, now at
Boone. A former Iifeeuord,
she wos q physical educotion
teacher until she took over
coochine. A F. Photo.