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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-01-31
MANY KILLED, INJURED
IN KANSAS CITY FIRE

Kansas City-At least Fl per-
sons were killed and q injured
Sunday by fires striking in scat
tered cities of the nation. Heavy
property damage also was report
ed.
In Kansas City 10 persons were
killed and at least five were hurt
in an apartment house blaze.
Four died and IA were injured
in a st. Louis hotel fire.
One person was killed and six
others burned in Monroe, La,
when fire swept through part of
a small hotel.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-01-31

Now that civilian products of
metal are coming back on the
market, put a new metal ash can
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-01-31
OF State National And World News During The Past Week

on your shopping list, SnggEsas
the National Safety Council 10
avoid the danger of a fire IN the
basement.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-01-31

Even. when the naercury falls so
fastsN bends the ail ON which the
thermometer is hanging. water still
is the best method for cooling milk.
Summer or winter, milk tempera-
turc needs to be lowered as soon as
possible to 60 degrees F. or slightly
below. You can do this best by set
ting cans of milk in a tank or barrelof
water Immediately after milking.
But don't forget that this is the
time of year when red fannels are
most popular. Protect your milk
against freezing, while waiting for
the routeman to reach your farm.
Evening star., 1946-05-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IMMEDIATE CASH for your proDerty, white
or colored, Washington Or Baltimore.
f0x Viii & No Not y! Be sE REsPoNslBEE for any
@ sSftS 0S J. 'PT RRs ef 5aan 5
MIMEaoGRAPHING, dictaphone cylinder
transcriptions, dictatlon taken over tele-
phone ypns wo
Services zeri a''Ni Ma 7754. 6ai-A Pa. ave. NV
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viii SoT BE Bfd P R for
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GENERAL CONTRACTOR and builder
,ssisS Sss we. Rgz SAB stsS 90 40 - a.
automatic; no cash needed; small mqnthls
PAYMENT immediate installation. D. A
Including billing envelope ADDRESSING
mrimeograpbing; typing % OF manuscripts sne
per covering timely news OF CONGRESS
employment and articles OF special in
10 every scHoRMANN Es sHs
CHI1p PoKTRAT RHF sPEGAfsr Sh
Powell salon etchings in sun ray glass and
salon frame special for this month, $40, In
your home, any time, any place. Call D1
5281 Anytime.
WILL not be responsible for any debt.
incurred by any one other than myself
CHARLES E. Pearls, $500 Champlair
AccoUNTANr. AZ {, books kept. audits. tax re.
Turns $500 per mo. up. WA 1857. night
ARCHITECT, experienced. all type con.
struction; will make plans for owners OF
builders SMITH, EN-. 2901.
JR. MISS, personal Improvement class. Sat
3-5; exercise for grace and posture, table
manners, clothes. DE. SS26.
Evening star., 1946-05-12
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK-Inter-
esting work for one with good memory and
HOTEL Training school, 23o1 Pa
OPERATOR. expert
ply ply WAsH1NaToN PRoPEsTifEgs; sSsfgss' NC, e
general Office; ne IVA Wardman Park Hotel Conn.
Ali Era MSSofs HANps Eo for lie dies readyto
wear Apply employment office, 4th fi?or,
Al hhnN SGSi HANDS must be experienced
Steady. Apply ITO iH'' St: NV Rm 20
ALTERATION HELP, sewing and some ft-
salary, permanent POSITION, Apply Miss
fai~el' L. FRANK co. 1900 F st. NV
APPOINTMENT CLERK for beauty shop.
previous experience preferred or expert
S-day week. HEcHT CO, personnel E1otfe.. ONCE.
2nd floor, ST. at 7th NV. -l5
talent for commercial art. young woman nan
with department store, newspaper or ed-
serslsiing asency experience desired but not
ARRelY sh ssRDef sear bas Ct work
ARTIST for high class commercial illustra-
1sph 1Sa and sy0q with ohs #
amply, Box 2s4-B. star. -Ia Iseo
ARTS AND CRAFTS teacher for salt water
Post Once Box 4026, b. c.
ASSISTANT TO MANAGER of women's al
phases OF. sewing and fitting, also capable
once. 4th fioor IHNsBuRkdH sRtSynsf. BRo', 7th.
assisTANTS p BUYER piT for. stationery aes deet
preferably Pre- M one with previous experience in
1as s os Of zS5s BaS h 0sf s
AssisTANTr ass SsS 2 HR1JyERs for v.r,or, Mls
ments; must have previous department
store or specially shop experience and
9loKRspt gRo 7fS e's g., 4.h II. aooT; LANsBUEsH
ASSISTANT TO BUYER to n ark women's
accessories, keep selling records. and do
some selling in one Of Washington's finest
Women,s won stores JOSEPH R. HARRIS Co,
AssisfAsNs1i II hpiiHEirrr!AN for 1as beds M3a Sub
urban Hospital; college deel ee; hospital
experience and references required: good
salary; Call MR.. soLoN, OIL. 600. for
interview. III
BAKERY sALEsLADIEs. working ccndi-
tions good; Apply 1s40 Columbia I'd
SUNDAY 81 1sy, or from @ $50 to 5:3o Monday. -12
MYRa sfAY SST plgi ss IN
ing conditions: LEES STUDIO OF HAIR
sEAUIlcIAN. aii..round operator; excl.
BEAUTY SALON. 1112 H st. NV.
srATLER BEAUTY BEAU
SALON. Ia
Evening star., 1946-05-12
HELP MEN.

YOUNG MAN. 2l-35, free 70 travel: ex-
ploo psr G. yk MoAoa Aegy siS fo sth p b. to
YOUNG MAN to learn woodworking trade
in modern shop approved for GI Job
traning; NJ !, perm perm position for right man.
YOUNG MAN to learn home Improvement
business: wonderful opportunity for hard
resident only; S35 starting salary, Box
ls5p, YoHNS s'A'MiA MAN. hish-sehoo! education,
NAN SaS VICE. Sho Can sta5 use typewriter for
Hss Hsss ssfEss ARR
YouNG fsS sas MENciercal En- positions open ' in
4G slasf
TR{s TRHST c9, % gth and v + sts; & nv .r.iI Mla
branch managers for large inancial insti-
tuition For interview. call Mr.. WOxMAN,
FOR NoNpRINKERs-Men that will work.
tunity for liye-wire men. L. A. MOSS
R1ea G8 ltGF 6ys 8 for
Knoylsdss - Of tygins ssss1ntial. apply a At
sf4Rr sfsf 79o Ra%nEfGH MSHdffS Td RHsTNEssReal
opportunity now for permanent. profitable
PsE ssEEs 80 ofr6RHTSirY1A 6RfHffs 15yearold N
Y. CO., has opening in their Washinston
to sell individual trust fund certificates,
for moderate incomes, trusted by large
NY trust CO. oqr present In mep n are MAJ
edged, personal interviews arranged. Box
WASrEDMcolored W, 4; Ed chauffeur and general
helper tor funeral director; good salary
BnGly sG coMMIssioNs dx hSh Il Selling to stores
luloid pricing tickets metal shelf moulding;
70 ,r4M menu signs
AMBiTIoUs MAN to work on poultry
farm Md. operators license; good wages
Telephone no., call SH. 1887 or Ashton
ATTENTION VETERANs-Large industrial
concern wishes to contact veterans who
desire to go into business foE themselves
M Tsn ovn sma nnf pad pns IN
distribute product to local retail stores
Will assist in laying out plant. securing
nd Give your
ance. You need some sales ability. will
ingness to work hard and capital of $40.
600 to $4,000 for investment in youl
BRANDs CO. CO. e13 Sycamore s st.. Cincinnati
e.. Ohio. and we will arrange persona
AGGREssIvE VETERAN whose pay vii
have no ceiling to consult home owner
about Iemodeling:, outdoor work; car
SIS TO $50 A WEEK possible. Call or
merchants; rapidly growing business
largest company in is flsld; i aulck @ PRO
SERVICE. SERVO i4s3 Plymouth Bldg. Mime
PeoSssIBIiE PeSsS To EARN sa5 DAILY. Sell sen
satonal War History Xsterans znS ssqHs ssents
| Iowa Falls, Iowa
Evening star., 1946-05-12
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR, experienced
in promoting specially publications. RE.
BooKKEEPER and cashier. steady posi-
eAfEfERR a.f If M MaNAGER HtSsGE man or woman s
must mus ,-a have y had had commercial experience
CARD caf 5 orGi FINCH CHI OPERATOR. 1BM ma n
chimes, salary high. opportunity for. ad-
Em sG2 li41 ,aft,sy aye ne
Rss.ss NasSsaa H's g
Spp 1897 ssId s shssy g. with fhons shs ss RSgS
COUPLE. white, woman keep house, man
exchange for furnished apt. and board,
PLUS gsn,cs soGd 5asI salary; in family. Fslls
eoUPIE. GoIfsh Color colered; woman for general
to have other JOB but work in yard in il.
e bsth f cal Fails All e8ara ehafch 1sso s room sh0
FOUNTAIN, part time, white, 6 pm. to 10
pm. daily. 10 am. to 9 pm. Sunday; ex-
flSs Rsz PaARMaeY 3a Mac can
MfS, HzSp.s WoMBN, Nj 81 Sell famous patented RE
arso your VII By m
Write LYNN FooT CUSHION CO. Lynn,
Tsasssa the 'eF M p.s sRs s8sai ss8 SsS
REAI. ESTATE sALEsMAN-Here is your
wire organization: We viii teach YOU the the
usI sve esP eHRsnfe co
1928 Georgia ave. GE. $500; Ia
SKIP inside elephone
upon @ = sSiii,y. 2pply Nj kelley MAkvISs'
SODA 81 Il FouNT ST 4 AIN CLERK, white. male or
female. eXDerlenced. QaywOrk, QOOd nav.
o'DoNNELLs IS PHARMACY. i4th and colo.
pressers for wool, silk fnishers, seamstress,
clerks Quality solvent plant: opening
sitiops. Write, giving fun MO. when
avail, salary expected. Box 419-E, Star.
sTENoGRAPHER OR TYPIsT. part time
or, or permanent. pIn for insurance office. Call
TEACHER, junior high school commercial
sIss s1so per srx month State age and expert
va the and near
P0srS W Sas CO. sa Rezsada AnDy to v h
Arlington, Va, and 1901 F st. NV. Wash.
WANTED-MARRIED COUPLE for Year
around country home near Annapolis; fam
lily of 3 adults: woman must be compe-
tent cook, man competent butler-chauf-
feur: 2 bedrns. and private bath pro-
vided. Phone Annapolis. Md, Bay Vista
312l, collect, Saturday or Sunday, or DI.
9199 weekdays. Ia
CASUALTY INSURANCE representatives
wanted by Al company: full or part-time
work for men and women: highest COM
missions paid. Give brief business history,
age. dependents and three references. Re-
plies will be held in strict confidence. Box
92-C, Star.
DO YOU KNOW some one able to teach
Hawaiian guitar privately to children late
afternoons and evenings? Phone AD.
03S4, day; EN- 2032, nights.
GOOD PERMANENT HOME in small coun-
try village; rent free: available to middle
aged couple or. woman, willing to do light
housework and be companion to elderly
lady living alone. Box 39-H, Star. -12
Evening star., 1946-05-12

SALESMAN to sell real estate. GREAT
NORTHERN REAL ESTATE, INC; average
earnings $4,000 per year: must have
auto; Come to 1917 Georgetown rd.,. Be
Evening star., 1946-05-12

VETERAN. 90 to 30, single good person
alitv. neat appearance. interested in trav-
cling as permanent posi-,
VETERAN, 1890, white, single, good per;
soi ality and neat appearance, interested
lection to some disability. BOX 151-B,
WAREHOUSE stock clerks. wrappers and
packers. delivery sheet writer's: full or part
time; Apply employment ONCE, 4th #, S,
KAkEHoGsE KAAsH SSNS 81 osSfockMEN, no experience en
ap Ffff HEc e fssn sssgce On bds
fNSHoS %ts kSysBRx sas ssss as1 6
responsible for after-store hours proteee
an S e sns o4 ADP St HEcHP = Ut co
1;S{ Ss1s sss sss{Es %s
man who can really trim windows; excel
FAzA sSos shor ios sad SsoR sss
%eo1 osr 4zoR H'fsas s 'oR sSss
RogNG Ress a0sRlAssss aAs: World War No. veteran eH
better furniture; permanent position, good
time outside work with private family in
mt. resort sec.: student over Is accept
able: room, board; small sal. Box 47S-E,
YOUNG MAN, stenographer. secretary, ex-
cellent opportunity. for intelligent, alert
ofhce worker, good typist. short hand;
salary commensurate with ability; perma-
Pens ApRy o MonasK AK IT. e.
YOUNG MAN to learn outside retail selling
Of appliances, plumbing and heating; in;
be nee; a job with us will be your boot
training" in this industry; hard work,
long hrs. and low pay will be the lot Of
the man who comes with us now; however,
you will be preparing yourself to COM
petently advise your customers on the best
product for the particular application and
how to use that product to the best, ad-
vantage; we have been In the mechanical
field IN Washington for so yrs. and men
who complete their training under our di-
rection will be genuine sales engineers
and product applicators: you will be paid
on share e-pr9ht basis-and we mean
not make lge. earnings now is that mate
car manage on $50 wk, which is our
minimum guarantee to men we think
can make the grade-this is your oppor-
tunity to equip yourself to render service
to the public on a professional basis with
earnings at that level Phone for appt.,
CARL LIPP, INC, 3711 N. H. ave. NV,
YOUNG MAN for retail cheese and salad
counter; no expr. necessary. Apply CAPT.
tai SALAD CO.. 16 Arcade Market. l4th
d Park I'd. NV. Ia
Evening star., 1946-09-10
KipIinger Agency Files
Copyright Charges

The Kiplinger Washington Agency,
Inc, yesterday afternoon filed suit
in District Court against the Farm
Journal, Inc. charging it with vio-
lating the agency's copyright by pub
fishing items in what the suit de-
scribed as the journals publication,
the Pathfinder Magazine.
The suit. filed through Attorney
Thurman Arnold, asks $4,000 dam
ages and also that the Farm Journal,
Inc, be restrained from any alleged
repetition of violating the copyright.
The suit charges that the Pathfinder
carried some copied items and some
patterned after the Kiplinger Agri-
culture Letter and the Kiplinger
Washington Letter, published by the
plaintiff
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Heed of Civil Service
Pnys White House Coll

Harry B. Mitchell, president of
the Civil Service Commission, yes
terday conferred with President Tru-
man at the White House.
Although Mr.. Mitchell did not
disclose what he and the President
discussed. it was presumed that they
talked about the vacancy on the
Civil Service Commission and an
appointment of a successor to the
vacancy left by the resignation sew
eral weeks ago of Commissioner
Lucille McMillin.
President Truman is expected to
name her successor shortly and 1t is
believed that he called Mr.. Mitchell
over to discuss the new appointment.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Births Reported

Alfonso and Zelda Barrack, girl,
George and Margaret Boccabello, boy-slr
William and Camilla Bruf1eg: girl ~,
John and Florence Chesney, girl,
Ray and Virginia Clutter, girl.
Edward and Viola Combs, girl.
Gilbert and Nancy Crowell. girl.
Rexford and Carolyn Feaster, girl.
Donald and Gertrude Forbes. girl
Joseph and, Eleanor Hall, girl.
Edward and Bruce Hall, boy-slrl
Harold and Norma Hasenbukler, girl
Marion and Bernice Hornbeck, girl.
Elwood and Angela Huntley, boy-sirl
Edward and Dorothy Kelly, girl.
Edwin and Martha Kendall, girl;
Homer and Wanda Kephart. girls t2).
Otto and Freda Koteen, girl
Andrew and Anne Kristovich, girl.
Henry and Josie Lipman,. girl.
Forr4St and Ratherine tin nni Lisenloee' sirl FFl'
Thomas and Dorothy Millard, girl.
Harold and Reba ,McCombs; girl
Lyndell and Dorothy McKionin' sf, M gil
Anthony and Lucille ossi, boys CO.
William and Jane Ott, girl: -,
KdTa William aaa and porothy Rhodes s fI
wiIBer RfIBeT' and Saq Nary nsq,a seib!, eirl.
Sdrd GhfsS and AND Hafnie Ranahe sheof sheen s sr
Andrew and Virginia Somerville, girl.
Maurice and Dolores Staten. girl.
Durant and Rena Tardugno. girl.
Jof1n and Maude Thomasson, girl.
John and Kathleen Vitielliss,. girl.
Thomas and Amy Webster, girl
Stanley and Mary Wells, girl.
Melvin and Ruth Wertz, girl.
and Jeanette Whitney, girl.
Jerome and Harriet wilkins, girl
John and Elizabeth Yingling, girl.
Thomas and Sadie Blake, boy.
James and Beulah Carter, boy.
Darnell and Wilhelmina Clayton, boy
TJlySSeS and Agnes Clemens, boy.
JusaIon and Pattie Dorsey, boy.
Milvin and Georgia Doy, girl.
Joseph and Mary Gillie, boy.
James and Juanita Lancaster, girl
Albert and Fannie Littlelohn, girl.
Edward and Eunice Patcher, girl.
Andrew and Dinah Powell, girl.
Ray and Mary Sesson, girl.
Larnie and Eva Smith. boy.
Edward and Beatrice Station, girl.
Herman and Amelia Tardd, boy:
Will and Bernice Thurston, girl.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
| Robert |. Miller 10 Act
AS Soldiers Counsel

Attorney Robert I. Miller an
nounced yesterday that he will rep
resent Pvt. James o. Claire, 81, a
Fort Belvoir soldier, in any court
procedure which may develop in the
traffic death of Policeman Donald
w. Downs on the night of August 81.
A coroners jury recently held
Claire for grand jury action in the
case. The grand jury, however, has
not yet acted.
Meanwhile, Attorney Miller yes
terday gave District Court formal
notice that he would serve as at
torney for Claire in a separate case
in which the defendant is accused
of unauthorized use of an automobile
on August g. Claire pleaded not
guilty to the latter charge when
arraigned in District Court last
FRIDAY
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Deaths Reported

Mary A. McClelland. SO, 100 South Caro-
Betty Brown, rs, $500 Brothers pl sc,
Mary v jenkins, rs, 3240 st. NV.
Charles L. Mendel, 73, 324 Oslethorpe st
NV.
Mary " Shaw, SO. Pomfret, Nd.
Eta NJ whidbee, So. Manassas, Va.
Annie E. Sichert, A, 410S Minnesota ave
ne.
Elizabeth Handy. 80, gill 18th St Sc
Ronald L. Jones, infant, 1905 61st st. sc
Infant Bennett. Belle Haven. Alexandria
Va.
Aaron Davis, 81. Blue Plains D, C.
| Infant Kenner, Glen Arden, Md.
Linda B. RLfin, infant, 2201 end St Nv
Infant Smith, Glen Arden, Md.
| Infant Harrison. 1913 10th st. NV.
infant Harris, 445 Neal pl NV
Infant Jackson. Silver Spring, Md
/ Infant Tobey, -2000 Bird st. NV.
| Infant Edwards, Waterbury. Nd.
Infant Jackson, $40 K st. NV.
/ Infant Williams, 42l T st. NV.
Infant Dean, 507 21st st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-09-10

TAD-He's ready to weather The
toughest bIizzord in stride and keep
that big smile going,
CANADIAN WARM-UP GIANT
COAT. Water -repeIIent oobordlne.
Lined with rich Golden SheorIinq.
Topped with genuine Blonde Beover-
dyed Sheepskin $3.50
NATURA Precious Fur Shirt, the first
new ideo in fine fobrics in genera
ton. 5000 wool, SO Muskrot, so
Mink $3.50
GLACIER Covert SIocks. Richly
looned Of 1000 ol-wool worsted,
$3.50
bUlL-CouId be coIor-euord in any
company. He knows his sport clothes
and he wears them.
LABRADOR jacket. Rugged oII-wooI
bIonketine. Loree book or game
pocket in back. Rich red color $1,000
McVlklN0 shirt. loooo oII-wool
shirtine in vivid shades. Fomous Nc
0reeor tailoring ---S1o.5o
ZACk-Chesty, cheerful, chumry.
Brightly dressed for fun and for COM
fort by MeGreoor
KANUCK Shirt. WooIen with SEN
sotionol new chest stripe. BuiIt-in
Upper packet $1,000
ALL CLIMATE ARCTIC-FLAME jack
ct. Woter-repelIent Heeo PorotwiII
She'll. Connnor-zipper detachable lin
lnos $3.50
MAC-He's got long edge on style
Dressed for sports, campus or cosy
going dote in town.
TUcKERMAN coot. Worm olI-wool
fleece. Rich, wool pIoid lining, two
WY pOSNCtS 9xS.SU
, IMPERIAL PINES Shirt. looqo wool.
Perfectly designed COLOR New
Shodes so
GOODWILL CAB SIocks. loo9o pure
worsted 0obordine. McGreeor de-
signed $3.50
bkAD-The ski champ. Look at thot
colorful, authentic, made for move
ment ski-sportsweor.
EVEREST Reversible Porko. Voter
repellent, windproof, Green Lighted
DrizzIer Cloth reverses with loOoe
oll-wool blonketino $500
6ABSUEDE Shirt. Soft fobric with
sueded finish. Sonforized, fost-color,
washable $4.2S
SNOW ELK ski Sweater lOOoo OIL
wool authentic ski patterns Warm
crew neck model $1,000
. Fobrie Content Properly Labeled.
Evening star., 1946-09-10

ZEkE-He understands whot's going
on. With sportsweor like thot he
lines up oil top credits.
TAHOE Sleeveless Sweater, loOoo oil
wool -----------$5.oo
McBIsON Shirt with Wide-sweep CoI-
lar. 1000 wool
MOUNTY DRlZZLER jacket. Green
Lighted, Aneritex Fobrc. Lined with
lOO9o pure wool PorkeIIo Flannel,
$l3.95
WALT-Looks happy because he's
all set for study hall. campus or dote
with local belle.
sUBURBlA CORD Sack Coot. CooIe-
roy fine-woIe corduroy. Fully lined.
$1,000
SUBURBlA CORD Stacks. Designed to
blend or contrast with sack coot. Con-
mar Upper fly so
AUTUMN TWEED Shirt Of washable,
Green Light fobre. Tweedy pottern,
S5.s5
SCOTIAN Grew Neck Long Sleeve
PulIover lOO9o pure worsted- $3.50
DON-He's learned q lot about
sportsweor. Just toke look at thot
heodof-the Gloss style.
POLAR ZIP Upper jacket Blouse
model of lOOoo pure wool suede cloth
snue-tit bottom, fully lined $500
MCDONALD Winter Sport Shirt. Bright,
vibrant colors in authentic Tor
KNOLL Flannel sIocks. lOO9o pure
wool flannel in fine hounds pot
HANk-Looks smart and is. Those
sports clothes of his ore "Grode A"
course in style.
GUN CLUB shocket THE shirt thot's
Jocket"' lOO9o pure worsted
flannel
CREWBURY Sweater. Three-p wool
shaker $3.50
BABY cALICAklA Shirt OF McGreo-
or's exclusive EIbohsow Washable
backwards cloth ---$5.95
ICELAND WARINUP Outdoor jacket
lying below. Sturdy, eombed klon-
dixie Cloth She'll Warm Timnie- -tuft
lining. Connor Upper $3.50
REG. U. s. Pat. on.
Evening star., 1946-09-10

...ne~ color .new comfort. and top style
in famous McCregor indoor.outdoor leisure ,cear .
Floor
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-11
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the United States Commission CTS Court for the Territory of Alaska, Second Division, Wade Hampton Precinct, in Probate. In the Matter of the Estate of
 Pete J. Palsson. Deceased
 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the above entitled Court, Ad- ministrator of the Estate of Pete J. Palsson, deceased. All persons having claims against the said es tate are hereby required to pre- sent the same with proper vouch- CTS attached, to the undersigned at Fortuna Ledge, Alaska, as by law required, within six months from the date hereof. Also, any person, or, persons knowing themselves to be indebted to the deceased will communicate with
 FRANK L. PRESTON,
 Administrator of the Estate of
 Pete J. PalSson, deceased, at
 Fortuna Ledge, Alaska. Dated at Fortuna Ledge, Alaska, October 21st, 1946.
 Publish Oct. 28, Nov. 4, II, IS.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-11
AID TO THE DISABLED

A veteran who knows from first hand experience the prob lems faced by those who left a part of their bodies on the battle fields has been appointed pros thetic contact representative for the Veterans Administration in the State of Washington. He is Phillip R. Ternan of Bellevue, Washing ton, a former army tank com mander who had both legs blown off below the knee in a battle with two German Tiger tanks. Ternan will assist amputee veterans and their dependents. The A plans to appoint other amputees to give similar service to veterans in the other states of the Northwest.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-11
DN&h' M%GiBaq

As a servlce 10 veterans in this area. THE NOME NUGGET will publish a column of the questions most frequently asked contact men of the Veterans Administration iH this area.
 n For more detailed information veterans should contact or write 10 the nearest VA contact unit at Rooms 46 and 47. Post Office building. Anchorage. Alaska.
 Q. have let my National Serv- ice Life Insurance lapse since my discharge eight months ago. Must take a physical examination to reinstate my policy?
 A. You have until Febduary 1, l947, to reinstate your NSL term insurance by submitting a signed Astatement that you are in as good health as at the time of lapse and by paying two months premiums. After February l, in addition to paying two months premiums, it will be necessary to take physi- cal exam if the date of reinstate- ment is more than six months af- ter separation from service to onore than three months from the date of lapse. These regulations apply only to term insurance as issued while you were in service.
 e. When veteran calming subsistence payment computes how much he has made during the month, should he include overtime
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-11
Storm Reporting Is 75 Years Old

OSWEGO, N. Y.- When Con- gress authorized meteorological stations for signalling the ap- proach and force of storrns," they were built by the U. s. Signal Corps, and the first storm signal in America was flown here in Oc- tober 1871. In the peacetime Reg ular Army's current recruiting campaign thousands of newly en- listed volunteers are selecting the Signal Corps for training in me- neurological work and in telegraph telephone, and radio Communica- tionS.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-11

pay as part of his wages?
 A. He should include all regu- larly scheduled overtime. How ever, overtime worked occasion ally should not be included.
 e. Does the A pay any portion of a guaranteed loan?
 A. Yes. The VA will pay to the lender for credit on the loan an amount equal to 4 per cent of the amount of guaranty used.
 Q. l am an honorably discharged veteran, but am committed to a federal prison. Am l eligible to re- ceive a pension? ...
 A. Yes. Qncorrect information given in a previous issue of this feature qualified the answer, stat ing that reduction of pension is effective if the veteran is being maintained by the state or a sub division thereof0
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-11

Home loans represent 87 per cent of those guaranteed North west veterans under c. I. Bill provisions.