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HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR INFORMATION about better homes
HG6s, please cal INEZ CTsHARD. 81.
soda rHGSAHsb1 lsbars,t tnAT B..iDs s,S; ;rPs In.
so 3a5 S1A rSs 99 o,hc3 Sfs 2G Nh RGEsfs RHRRy
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, beautiful de,sched
corner lot oil hot-vater hes.. : modern
El'chens. baths. insulated, weather
Strlpp"d. house wears cid present IN
,eEs Snown by appointment onlr.
5f AEFY CO @653 Conn. ave. NJ.
CHEIERLY. MD.-Nov under constr1c-
9rlrk. : iee !'r:ne rm with fireplace,
ana porch @ro r ; spsco4s oedrms and
6alg. Svn oecE saEace .q!i heSe oil alr-
- - I Pms coSP "a yse< VA SS %sy and c'T'y''
JUST COMPLETED: very unusual Groom.
a,-oa hom.. now oeins offered for less
s2nahle oFer will De considered his house
IS / ! m,iss rom he Caplro2,. Bslds ane
large concrete porches and the fnesr ma
or fs es fna s2 SSc ( SONS Rsos sE2sS' SIX SIX
E CapiIa! 81 Ii olE9 or Wo o537 after
AiERIccAtN I. PIX. Bungalows room rooms.
Ste G0o soe@2c ooe@nanc ri a 2? roBf Bfa uHGnf nn
ssrR.Sc5 Sv.EfLrI : sssso, 39., soa 5ssdz To-
, bedrms.. :? baths, hn]shed third f
on 'si aooT ; baths on on serond 7H exl
az :'' earase " ca II" 10 \ '"s@ S5ad "Hq tn q D
EDW. H, JONES 4 co. $500 Conn. e~a
BrNcALow, Re,3esda., lovely lot ard
80 -orE toMn navn!sn' >lo,95o. terms
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. near St oaor.s.s
5,;3. II S5si3!9 S5ss3s". ~ T7o5 II URci 15s
KANSAS AVE. N.w.-Flrsf floor vacant.
5;1,? Ap G'"f uRciolo So zEffi
commercial attractive H-story detached
home. newly decorated, weather stripped
fhronshonti n h,o oil ho%.. very Isrse ot re-
sesuss! Fl R l7@S' S%'S uscPoLo iSz REAL4Y "
18th AND OAK Srs. N.w.-e lovely rooms
roon'. Yards Al condition: convenientiv
Gcs's sun6y d9 dsi", e gan wM X canoMiRs Thf
PROPERTIES. 10IH 17th ST. NV. DI.
sa,5oo DowN-Near l4th and PARK rd.
n-r.--6 lovely rooms and bath bricE
J WI. coal. earaee, front and rear wards:
sonqb!!e terms For details call tiIl 9 , n.
MFRS PROPERTIES, I0l@ Eth ST, nv.
HILISiDE, MD.-Sl,;5o down-Bungalov.
ddeta aohed. came, ! larse rooms and bath.
condition conveniently LOCATED priced al
= ;95G for s,,,,a,; an5cI s9ls Can u p9,
MIRi PR3PERTr5 5FffaE 1873 }S h MH St. cA54 o
$500 powN-Nesr l5,h snd f Capitol
closed rear aorcheS. INV h, coal: full base
m,qt: Ial2e YARDS: priced low, at 81 .t5n.
S2 asssnSs2,5 AZ 'Sn5 oa II cAio g.
Sta ROOSEVELT ST: BtrHEspA-yya-
rec I'M. with hrepi screened porch. at
sdee" sdee 'S pnsS4 P1sAN1 0sfpS so 's3Hiay W s7s
o,,yer enn. 900, Ewes. Mr., Donoshue, vi,
5.,s { ST; s;w.ms ;s ,o rms. rms and m es1hs BRICK
~ details 8 Ap Is@a GRVGnsA ooeh ds dNf 34S 8nt
oPaS 7 E sTSpAY. fSnaaf 10 i9 PrM-lso3 la,n
ave n.e-lmmediate possession; Oct. 6-rm.
mach sell now, snail down payment ball
cRIvEfh cRfs lefHs NC of iq n1h oeHSJ IS call
4"n", Open oaiiy until pm. Sundays.
NEAR y. CAPITOL AND R. L. AVE. NE
Brick, rms, baths full basement. h
v H., arratsed for :. families, small down
payment. balance esSv terms For full
details call b j. CRIVELLA, INC 34IS
l4th ST, NV. AD N60n Open daily
until p m. Sunday, / to pm 10
CHEVY CHASE, y. C.-Nacant, det brick.
s rms beau' home. 500 600 For FUR.
her information, call SIDNEY j BROWN.
1907 81 nv. RE 3523 q
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EURhIsHEp-Mp ond VA.

BETHESDA, MD. next 10 Naval Hospital
large room, twin beds, for > young LADIES
>@5 each. WI 1858 IL
sRLINGTON-Fo use as bed-l4ying rrn
lge. recreation Tm with fireplace. ample
closet space. p't bath; attached garage.
lO-cent bus. for employ. cple; $50: priv
Gentle home Gil ..f6 3
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, " N beds, for :
refined GcvcTnment Girls laund prIri 4.
nonH tIansp $50 ior GL. n,5f. .
MD Master bedroom pri-
yate oath. phone IN room ur1vste gentle
family employed sober gentleman only
$40 per month vi 9555 IF
AIRING TON Weli-fCrnlShed rooms. semi
pV' paths convenient .ranSpo-i atIon
Doth girls arc bows: reasonable CT %, ;.
DOT BE ROOM, next 20 bath. couple or ="
m"n. Stn per week. convenient 10 bus
FaES ChuTch 126t III
DOuRLF BEDROOM. near bath modern
private home not water always. near Pen
taeon anc AIRPORT =? buslneS IA. i55"J
tIos 3I>t ST. Nj Rainier Md.-Do4bIe
lurn iron bedroom WA lp1O Ill
1922 \. DANyHLE ST, Arllnetor--Entl lre
md floor for > OF 2 gentlemen twin beds.
sem mloath- conr. TO buslires, $50 mo.
each CHI ;I39 or CL o05! Ill
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
ApARTMrNTs WANTED Cont. }

GIRLS, employed students urgently need
apartment, Arlington or washington.
RE. $500 MISS ZINDLER, Bob,
VET AND WIFE, no children, perm res,
desperately need one or tTo-bedroom apt,
~ to SO Phone after : pm, RE. 500.
Ext 17nf3 Mr. SAUDADE TO-
VETERAN wants ! or : bedroom lur4.
eraby near high school up TO sl5o
WON'T sOMr oNE please help Young en-
ployed veteran and wife secure small fur
nished apartment: even temporary accom-
modationS: TO so. Me. 5Gs3 after 8 80
pm lO'
!. HEDRNs. or oedrm and hvlng rm for
:, i,, yIc4n;sE MeStern High: North j $50
TWO VETERANS. stuoents GEORGETOWN
unNerslty. want small ouie. apartment
to study. must be IN NV; will pay $40
per per- nonth Box "5@-T. S;ar. TO-
VETERAN. permanent Government en-
ployr, and expectsn' wife and Ayr. child
uFEfntS need ~ room apartment. fur
!rrishcd or 4n1urnlShed. $40 TO $50 month.
NA%1 %1En-Smsll apt, mddle-sEed couple,
10, chlldrcn. no pets, Chevy Chase area.
If!ephonr MR CALDON WI 1903 Ill
EX-sRMI COLONEL. eneineers. perma-
nentl2 IN Washington with civilian aeency.
desires Two bedroom uniurnlshad house or
apartment: no children. Box .56-T, Star
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

Ii0l 10th ST. NW.-Rooms for y girls
EacanCIfs n triple, nice location. excellent
1000. switcnboaro. reasonable
20II KaLoRAMA RID. NV. l4st of Conn
ave Double room for young people.
single beos. excellent transportation p
MEN AND WONEN-VacancIe in popular
gpesthou5e; 5000 home-cooked meals.
L,ARCr ROOM lor. OF aLso some 70
share, SemlprEate bath SINGER s. 1900
ROOM Am BOARD. s. and 50 per week
: meals per cay 8no > on SuTdey. Phons
vACANCIrS FOR GIRLS Very good food
walking distance. laundry PRIVILEGES. Cea-
snrabie Hu''" C. - nv 3
NJ p0\T CIRCLE sRFA-Lagge airy rms
with prlvsfe baths m sN-SIr! residence.
table eXceptlonaiir good, no single rooms
49,. 10Th ST. N,w.-Larse from, room.
da!ly. .ncIud!ne SUNDAY: also double room
for aiFis. SLAUGHTER S near Dupont
CIEclef .
1871 18th ST NW-Men 10 snare large
triple rooms home cooked meals. excellent
tran porte Ion 81 ~ each Ii
?s"I 2Sth ST. NV. opposite Wardmsn
Park Rotel-FaCancy IL E beautl.u. double
room for LADY DE 5s6. lie
2IO1 ST. NW-Tr.pie ard douols rooms,
men or women $50 each per mo Also
double room. private bath, $50 mo each
ROOM AND BOARD. IS and 50 per week
> meals ger day and > on Sundar- Phone
NO g-5~ Id
1925 10Th ST. NW-Double room So 50
ca also share room for glrl and nele
excellent rHpalt
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ROOMS FuRkisHED-S.E. ond s.W.

10 18th ST >.E.-4 blks from Capitol:
double room. md floor sleeping quarters
onlyt S:ii for ! S45 for = Il :}91. -
1859 + ST. S-E.-Furnished room for man.
Ss week for Two. s. each. DI 3lsI. Ill
i6ii 3oth ST. Sc, off Pa sVe-Pvt.
home. large attr. rms gentleman: uniim.
phone y blk bus: IS Vk. AT 1910
beds; close to Capitol; good tranSp: So 80
eG ch 10
SIC g ST. S.E.-Nicely furn douhle bedrIn
IN clean. quiet. private home. for working
couple. NT3 per month FIR 43l. Ia
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

-. II" = sSoS q AZ Xas e"o 2s,E'
AISTRALIaN OFFICIAL, permanently sta-
MR 5aDGzR EM $3.50 100 'cS' Of Gf io0s: 55a5 2r apa
isE<.T i;IIr,,E Te9t'Ee :-oeora house Or apt.
hENNISSY f1ee IS 81 r. 400. EHt. 627I@ .nd
ARMY CoLoNEi wants a-Dedroom part
y y OF "hiIfnlsEec mouse south section pre-
tHifpRrNMH5loo rirIff SNsA EM I1.5 49, a., a'
,i5s!e ,a5. sfs4s snq paFen.S within - mi, Bu-
Eau o.! StaHd9rds lHiErn house or apt
p aPr 70 or "a" HorSf " u55921 9I92 perm
,.yf o. hai.onal!y known business orgsn-
.E&t loG three N family. oest Of ref up
y5aee csc pa29,e1 m2 WI e9nsGsr subz1sntial a.
WANTED FOR LONG LEASE or IN buy
MRS r. ! SANDS, &26I o St. Nv Nv
EEGiLAR NAVAL. coMMaNDEK. VIE g.
..go o Ihres Years. coMDR, FOX RE.
INTENSIFIED HOUSE, up to $3.50 mti7Iy
aTee 6ntT D os9E@omS groom ,vo o3'hs 5000 location
oae-year lease: best references CaN OR.
-, ~. 70 > n thf afternoon 10'
4Is,s,oe..ce H., within walking dis, ance Of CABIN
John car:-c- N area between Key Bridge
a2d ad dT !T1'gdsns gtar Rrookmonr no children Box
BFST CARE-c-4 BIZ unfurnished D c.
Mo or Va. permanent have references
:mnsd,ste 4an u. socep.s9ee sloo or less RE,
rNFTRNtSHED HOUSE OR APT. desired
o% e%5raTal ofheer wife and , children
refned family, wsll-behaved children
gEaFan-ee excellent care Of home perna-
.snt Re 90. EXr 36l- weekdays 10
APT. OR HOUSE, unfurn.shed. by respon-
Sinie meat cutter and tam!iy, 81 1881
WANTED. s.-oor, house am ns,,. =, al,
20, must 'acate bv July 20 Can TR
gS:.9 os- cen 3 and pm ask for MRS
SSSGFfCS IL
MEDICAL OFFICER, permanently station.
&c a. Waller Reed Hospital wife and TWO
TcuTg children. must move by ist Aug.
want t&rn or unturn house or 2-bedrnl.
snI ~ Ar IL
VETERAN wife and child desire furn or
GntHrnlshed house or apt IN or near Wash
Glsbe e:i3i II.
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CATTLE ond LIVE STOCK

STEERS, choice whiJe-faccd HEREFORD year
;LtSS. dehGrned and uniform N SIZE Shep-
herd 2ili Me 1874 10
FOR SALE-Good timothy clover mixed
nay. S"5 ion. delivered also straw for sale
Nd -iE
100 BRED WESTERN EWES. so eraded
Hetioro holIe:s ready Tor SLAUGHTER. Phone
CO $500 weekdays -
PINTO HORSE, SEATED yrs. old pri-
"ate!y oVned Can DU 500 Iii
SADDLE HORSE. 5-zaItea. : years old
lhorouehiy Suunu: a beautiful horse that
"oG would he plouG or IN the snow ltNg
e On the bride payh; reasonable SH
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.

2 ROOMS. no refrigera torr--or stove $50
TWO UNFURN. APIS. semiprivate bath
sober couples: refs; sll wk. for /. SI25o
wk for the other. 3C4 lth ST s.W.
LIVING RM., REDRM.. dining space.
kitchen. bath lge. nv apt mouse will
provide this unit and salary in exchanse
for services OF young woman as hookHrep-
er Applicant must be thoroughly exper-
ased - to g.! and have ability 10 meet
public No dictation put some iTvp!ns
married or single. Write Box 4Ni-S,
Star stating edtl-a ion and e%per -iU
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

1912 IRVING ST. N.W.-Double room for
quiet; tidy Government girls; rent, $50 per
1886 rARK RD.: several COM
Portable rooms for single and married
persons 81 30 and s. weekly AID 59as
COLORED-s2f OTIS PL. NW.-Double
room, twin beds: men only, IS each per
week Ias
IIth ST N.w.~-We nave
several rooms for reliable people; 81 80
to S5 per week per person; hours 9 a m
to + pm. HO g4Pd
COLORED-i9Ii 3rd ST N.W-Lovely
room, second floor, 81 weekly. DU uaIa
COLoEED--63i PARK RID. N.W.-Ss
Wk. no cooking IA 11B5
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK. 81 un-
tics, for 3 or more Box :i40-S, Star, --ls
EXCHANGE l-oe6rm. llY, rm. kit, bath
apt in apt. bldg for > Or 3 bedrm. gnfur.
apt in n V. apt. bids IA. :}:'A" 1t
EXCHANGE room hotel apt in New YORK
Tor i-room ap.- In WASHINGTON toi West
End eve, hpi- iUi. New YorE, N IL
EXCHANGE Orlando, Fla for WaSn!Eeton.
Have i rms. uniurn. garage apt: screened
porch, available Aua 500 Want ,. 4
Or, or , rms, rms ,naErn to so. B. SlAMoNS,
NEW YORK for WashnEton--Have dcsir-
able 4-goom unfurn. apt. in Bronx, want
2-bedEoom. unfurn art or small house
YOEK-Have "-b~d d.
room ant, Conn. ave. to exchange for %
o. vicinity OR GiHN IL
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

TANDEM ROLLER MOBILE-'.12-Ion
power roller with operator delivered 10
yqnI yn,n l25 Cal w. ioS% Ia
SHOVEL, truck crane. bacs hoe. fast eX-
caVation Of bsnts- hols;Ins -renchtnz
seei setting, concrete pour!ne. OIL 7i35
FANS AND AIR CIRCILaToRS. ouIet run
nlrs, large and small sizes $40 per mo
up ( 0. LIkENS OF. .y34 Ii
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ROOMS WANTED.

RTTIRED GENTLEMAN desires hight
room. Box 352-R. Slag. ia
cow. NORKER, mature 1000 hsbHS
wants c.ean. attractive room IN n Y
Wash:neton far enough out 20 De cool
ood TRANSPORTATION. Box -6$-T. Star
Ri iNED VET. and wife desire room with
or v hUttt board. n private home Az
lra,on o. Washina toE. about July %
Glebe ia after = 30
MONS sHOklNG. nonurlnk.re. permanent
vest Box "I3-T. S.ar
GtNTLEMsN deS,"es ;oom for IN K
Close n Address Box G4N-T STar II.
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.
FARM and GARDEN

800 CORDS seasoned hardwood slabs
sawed any length, 81 load Order nov
to insure delivery. Falls Church S01-J-ll /
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

RUUN MD bUNKH WeNIFl lot I-NE-ulC
BOY room for mother dav care o: child;
prefer vicinity OF PetvoTth school, "
EA 400 n'
SINGLE ROOM with board wanted in "
>Fc;lon. preferably on or near Mass. ave
Box 2G4-T. Siar
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

EXCHANGE slx-room ap, SO mo. in
Mount Pleasant for APT or house IN out :
SKIRTS. Northwest D. c Virginia or Mary
.ano. MRS H WILMER, 1915 Kslo-
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POULTRY G. EGGS.

POULTRY HOUSES. small buildings COZ :
lageS a. once also rabbit hutches pet
STOCK Cagns Enclosures. Alex $50 as
b LAYING HENS. year oid for sale
For information call Trinidad $40. 10.
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HOUSES UNFUPNIsHED

!and. - minis Dv bus 10 Penna Ave
BllGEe Sc by owner no sgents See MR
DOUGLAS loco !@'h st Sc
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AVIATION.

sERorLANES, Fsnchlld PIT IaS PIT o%s.
SIX 10 choose from Sample. 22s hrs on
99slre ,N,.r sa9goss g. 1850: psint.tso ana icensed
smith ave and vGreensprine, Baltimore.
Md Box 25S6 Phone Forest "@6;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ne Dfw ta46
Champion tanoem Trainer ard Ch.et sioe-
by-side. Free demonstrations. Free m
sructions SKY SUPPLY. INC TIE. 1895
flREs1oNE aircraft accessories. tires
tubes, spark plugs, dopes. thnners clean
eIs. windshie!ds. Propellors seat cushions
sun glasses eoEF!eS. ovation caps. Zippo
llehters, seronautlcaI charts, CAA man
laiS, Visit our SJockroom a. Beacon
Field Alexandra. Va. SKY SUPPLY, INC,
TF. 1895
NEW CESsNAs, ''he Piots Aeroplane j."
Models 20 and l4n are now available for
immediate deil' cry. WASHINGTON AIR
CRAFT SALES. Phone McCloskey, OIL
SSSS q
NK-NC-a.6sa. needs some minor re-
pair. never cracked. Can pc seen at
ofer.. Gail CLYDE LOFLAND. OK. cSss
weekdays .
TAYLoRCRAFT. nsU. 1896 model BC-i2r.
aeroplane JAMES LEONARD Gathers
nure. No. Peclano road. RI " o.
A. AND F. MECHANIC desires part-tlme
VIZ Cell VI ":}4h after 4 D m. -l2
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BOATS.

PROPELLER RE?AIRING-Rsve your pro-
pellrr repaired now FRANK DEL VEG
CHIo. marine suppLes, 1919 llth 81. sc
neam Al shape throughout. e@,5o0. Box
sPFEDBoAT-e 6, beam. Mercurr 46
converted motor, tV0 open seats. construct
ed Of white cedar and OAK, 8, $50 DIS
TRlCT YACHT CO., IAN ard Wafer SITS
JOHNSON ourBoARD MOTOR. twin cylln
der' ~ h.-p.: good condition: S15. Call
riSHI>G BOAT. 3@xa. sleeps >. che,ro-
& ct ,6 con eTS;on tE,.y equipped. ready to go
FISHI>G is coon, Fishing parties, DAY
CAPT ANTHONY KING WA, al9@. Ii
CABIN CRUISER. 311s f. long by 6i2
beam; 4-cyhnder Continental engine
slot, GREGcRY HICKS BOAI1S d
CABIN CRUISER, 96 #, white cedar nuu
iGlnor --epaIrs $3.50 or best offer. CRAMP-
$500 st. nv. New plywood and alumi-
81 81 lot i hour. Saturdays. SUNDAYS
ano holidays :" TO cOnCrri Nifht7 Ia
PIPE AND TUBE FITTINGS OF all types
.irESS aHf eejvanzed now in stock S
KING FULTON. INC. sos Maine ave sw
|NNcu. lTe .fin6 10
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FOR INFORMATION about better homes.
Washington aud nearby nv sub
HroS. please cal INEZ CuSHARD, DI
fHGFiMILY FLAT, ne on rsrlire;
$1,000 separate " heating plant with
> rms AND bath on each floor porchez
I'VE IT. one. rent the other, Mr. BARRY.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-22
Empire Want Ads bring resultsl

Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Office of Regional Forester, Juneau, Alaska. Sealed bids will be received at the office of the United States Forest Service, Room 406, Federal and Territorial Building, Juneau, Alaska, until 800 AM, Aug ust 26, l946. and then publicly open ed for furnishing the materials and performing the work for construct ing the Mendenhall Peninsula Road situated between Glacier Highway and Fritz Cove Road The length of the project is LOT miles, and the principal items of work are approxi-
 mately as follows: Clearing, 3 acres; l;
 Grubing, 3 acres; Unclassified Ex- .cavation, 3,622 GU. yds.; Rock Bor-
 row, $500 GU. yds.; Surfacing, 1875
 GU. yds; Turnouts, 8; Turnaround, l; Culverts as follows: 52'-8", 54-12",
 108'-18" and 24'-24". The minimum wage paid laboring employees on this project should be in accordance with the classified labor rates set forth in the special provisions. Plans and specifications may be examined by prospective bidders at the Forest
 Service Office, Room 313, Federal and Territorial Building, Juneau,
 Alaska. When copies of plans and specifications are requested de-
 posit of $500 will be required to in-
 sure their return. If these are not returned within 15 days after open | ing Of bids. the deposit will be for feited to the Government. Checks should be made payable to the Treasurer of the United States.
 First publication, July 20, 1946.
 Last publication, July 23, 1946.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-22
JUNEAU BOYS BACK AFTER DISCHARGED
 FROM D. S. SERVICE

After receiving discharges from service in the armed forces, several Juneau boys have returned home during the last several days
 Arriving in Juneau after serving three years in the Navy is Bud Lowell, son of MT. and Mrs John Lowell A graduate of Juneau High school in 1940, he attended the University of Washington from 1941 to 1914 Eighteen months of his service was spent in the South Pacific at which time he was serv- ing as a Lieutenant Jg).
 John Lowell, Buds brother, was also discharged from Fort Richard son recently after serving as a corporal in the army The majority of his time in the service was spent in various stations in the Aleutian.
 Also returning from Fort Rich ardson after service in the Aleut- ians is John Cass, son of Helen Smith Cass. At the time of dis charge he was corporal Cass spent a total of two years and three days in the army while John Lowell was in for two years and two days The two boys joined at the same time after graduating from Juneau High School in 1944.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-22
Jesto Young
 Weeds in East

News of the marriage July l6 in New York City of Mrs Jesta Young, former Juneau resident, has been received by her friends here. Mrs. Young, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ed Williams of Ketchikan, was married to Malcolm Mitchell, of New York.
 As Secretary of the Alaska Terri torial Senate in it's extraordinary session last year, Mrs Young was returning to the Territory after an absence of several years during which she was engaged in work for the U. s. Army, including service in Cuba. She met MT Mitchell, who is an engineer, there. He was born in New York and is a graduate of Yale University.
 Following the wedding, the couple planned to spend couple of weeks in the Adirondaeks. Trey will pro- bably live in Mexico for the first year. but may make a trip to Alas ka before going Touth.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-22
Shower Given for
 Miss Mary Tubbs

A sllverWare shower was given at the home of Miss Connie Davis in honor of Miss Mary Tubbs Satur- day afternoon from ? to o'clock Miss Tubbs plans to be married in Kentucky and will leave Juneau next Sunday.
 The guests were entertained with piano selections by Miss Pat Shaf- fer, who has been studying music at Northwestern University for the last year. While listening to the music, the guests completed em- brcidering tea towels for the bride to-be, In addition, each girl took Ter favorite recipe for the conven- fence of Miss Tubbs.
 Most of the girls were friends of the bride-elect who have been away from Juneau for school or vacation. The affair proved to be a reunion for them and much of the afternoon was spent in comparing notes on the events of the year.
 Miss Davis served refreshments of strawberry shortcake and coffee later in the afternoon. She was as- eisted by Mrs. Trevor Davis and Mrs. Cary Tubbs, mother of the bride-elact.
 Those present at the shower were Misses Alice Powers, Betty Bennett. Yvonne Keithahn, Eileen Hellan, Beverly Leivers, Pat Nel- son, Shirley Kleneno, Anna Lois Davis, Grace Berg, Marion Cass, Pat Shaffer, Norma Burford, Bess CNeal, Dorothy Woodland, Edith Moore, Vi Herold, and Margaret Femmer.
 Also present were Mesdan3as Betty DeRoux, Marvel Mathisen, Helen Rolison, Marie Devon and Gladys Vuille.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-22
127q EMPLOYERS IN NORTHWEST ALSO IN ALkSkA pENALIzED

Tie Twelth Regional Wage Stab- ilization Board reported today that 1.279 employers in the Pacific Northwest have received penalties totalling s2.475,337 in income tax disanowances fer violation of wage control since the Wage Stabiliza- ton Act went into effect October 3. l942.
 The penalties included $1,695,987 in income tax disallowances levied against s26 employers under the Boards jurisdiction in Washington, Oregon and Alaska. and S78l,350 against 453 lumber operators in Washington. oregon. California Montana and Idaho, under the Jurisdiction of tte Boards West Coast Lumber Commission.
 John B. McCourt, regional chair man said that the Board had com pleted action on practically every wartime violation case before the Price Control Act expired June 30.
 In addition to the l,279 cases in which financial sanctions have been assessed. McCourt said that 2937 violations cases have been closed by the Regional Board without penalty. Most of these eases in volved minor violations by em- ployers who made voluntary dis closures of their violations or who immediately rolled back their wages to authorized levels when they dis covered they were in violation, he said
 Of the cases closed with pen atty, only 85 involved hearings be- fore the tripartite Board of public, industry and labor members. The average dsallowance assessed in all such cases was S4.800.
 All other cases were settled through voluntary agreements in which the employers admitted their violations, waived their right to a hearing and agreed to the penalty. The average penalty in all such cases was sl 300.
 Action on violations cases still before the Board is being withheld pending outcome of legislation now before Congress, McComt said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-22
BAND PRACTICE
 TUESDAY NIGHT;
 EXHIBIT SHOWN

The Juneau City Band will hold the usual weekly practice tomorrow night at o'clock in the High School Gym and all members are requested to report on time.
 Lillian Uggen, of the Alaska Mu- sic Supply Co.,, has most original display of the Juneau band, in min iatures and otherwise, in the show window on Seward Street. The miniatures are tabbed with the first names of the various players and may be recognized, maybe, by the instruments they play.
 LET YOUR money earn four percent. Buy Alaska Finance Cor poration demand notes (295-tG
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-22
pNA BRINGS IN fl;
 TAXES t2 10 WEST

Pacific Northern Airlines this weekend flew the following pas gengers to and from Anchorage with Captain Maury Heating, First Officer Tony Gomez, and Steward ess Patricia Bowers.
 From Anchorage: o. s. Elgin, William Everett, Dr. M Mcfarland, Lena Boekman, Jim Cooper, Bill Owens, AXel Olsen, Perry Baker, Russell B. Adams, Raymond w. Slough.
 An Anchorage: Ike Taylor, Mar ion Bartlett, Frank Hynes, June Wilson, A. Weiser, Mrs A. Weiser, Robert Koncske, A. Patrick, Eldon Broqnel, Karl K Katz, B. H. Kip pen; to Kodiak: M L. Grout.