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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10
Student Who Tried To Kiss Actress ls
 Given Punishment

LONDON, Dec. l0-A former mis- sionary student who got poke in the jaw from Laurence Olivier for trying to kiss Vivien Leigh got further punishment today = six months imprisonment on charges of assaulting Olivier and two po- lCemen.
 unfortunately the doctors have not taken the step-at present, at any rate-of certifying ycu as in- sane" Magistrate E. R. Guest told the 28-year-old defendant, Herbert Wanbon, and I must treat you as responsible tor your actions.
 T am afraid" he added, that you are a verv dangerous person" ,"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10
SICKS' SELECTED BOWERS 10 ROLL
 KETCHIKAN SlCKS

League-leading Sticks Select bowl ing team will roll against the Sticks team of Ketchikan in the third of a series of telegraphic matches to- night at o'clock
 The local team is made up from Juneaus best bowlers, and most of this team will compose the Elks team which will journey to Ketch- ikan in January. The Juneau sicks team now leads Ketchikan by total of 229 pins, and some high scores are expected in tonights match.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10
NORTH STAR DUE
 TONIGHT COMING
 FROM FAR NORTH

Due to arrive during the night or
 early tomorrow, after four months
 in the Boring Sea area, is the North
 Star, the Alaska Native Service
 supply ship. Her annual Arctic
 trip was prolonged this year be- cause of handling additional pas senger and commercial freight or dinarily carried by commercial lines, Because her subsistence supplies are running low, the North Star is by passing Sitka and taking a direct route to Juneau, Fred R. Geeslin, Assistant Superintendent of the Alaska Native Service announces. The North Star sailed from Seattle August with Capt. Charles Salenjus. Juneau was the first port on the trip to the North and from here she werN on to Dutch Harbor. Her route to Point Barrow included Kivalina, Point Hope. Point Lay and Wainwright.
 Returning from Point Barrow to Aoak, the North Star took on sup plies that had been discharged by Army transports and set out a second time for Nome and points north. On this trip, supplies were unloaded at ten stations between
 Norton Sound, Diome6e Islands, King Island and St. Lawrence Island.
 The ship called at Mekoryuk on Nunivak Island to pick up 92 tons of froEen reindeer meat. On the return trip to Unalaska, thirty Aleut trappers were taken aboard and transported to Carlisle Island and Adak. Army transports have been able to maintain transporta- /, ton to islands west of Adak, main ! ly Kagalaska, Chugak and Am
 chitka during the shipping crisis.
 The North Star also took Sn some
 surplus Army supplies at Adak and Navy supplies at Kodiak for dis
 charge at Sitka. Two tons of rain- deer meat were unloaded at Un- alaska for distribution in that vic ! inity and ten tons of the meat were | discharged in Seward to he dis
 tributed among the people of Sew
 ard by Mayor Phil Harding.
 The balance of the reindeer meat i is being distributed to the Native Schools at Seward, Sitka and the
 Wrangell Institute, with share for ! the Juneau Hospital, also.
 ! Passengers on the Native Service craft include 26 native students and
 medical patients picked up between
 Atku and Kodiak. They are for
 discharge at Seward, Juneau and 1 Wrangell
 Among the passengers returning to Juneau will be Jeannette Stew art who has been aboard the North Star on the entire trip for [ the purpose of making special
 biological study of the Bering Sea
 vicinity. Also disembarking at Ju-
 neau after making the complete
 trip will be Byrdie McNeill of the
 Alaska Native Service.
 i From Juneau, the North Star will
 proceed to Sitka, thence to Hyda- burg, Wrangell and Seattle, where she will complete the long round
 trip after a four and half month absence.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10
YoungsIer Observes YuIetide, linen Passes On as Was predieied

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. oJ.-- Four-y -yaar-old Frankie KajLnskis pre- dated Christmas tricycle. was packed away today to gather dust until his -year-old brother, Paul can use it. Frankie died yesterday, as doctors predicted he would.
 hotino on the word of the physi- clans, his parents arranged for Frankies Yuletide observance eight ..a,s ago and the tricycle. was one If many presents that had been nloced under the youllgter's tinsel- ed tree.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10
Seattle haireuis,
 Shayes 10 Cost More

SEATTLE, Dec. 10-Charles Whitman, Barbers' Union business agent, today predicted that hair cut soon will cost SIPS and a shave 75 cents in Seattle. Each price would be a 25 cent increase
 Whitman asserted increased living costs have caused many union mem CTS to favor an increase in prices.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10
FORMER BEG-SH0T NAzi ATTEMPTS 10
 TAKE FIFE; JUMPS

NUREMBERG, Germany, Dec. 10. Another former big-shot Nazi tried to commit suicide today by jumping from a window. His name is Karl Lechler, a former Lieutenant Colonel of the Elite Guard. Doctors say he has less than even chance to live. Lechler was to have teen one of the inn rortant witnesses in the war crimes trial of Oswald Pohl, one of the chief figures in the concentration camp administration.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10
MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Reports from Marine Stations at I:3O P. M. today

MARINE FORECAST FOR THE PERIOD ENDING WEDNESDAY Inletnoherly 45 to 60 of Southeast Alaska nohery noheaster winds 25 to 50 miles Yakuateasterly winds 15 to % Southeast Alaska south Of Sumner Entrance Skavaiabe winds 20 Wednesday morning north Strait with rain south
 29S3 inches located Dixon Entrance slowly extending part the Gulf of Alaska
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10
Gold Production
 Shows Big Drop

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-A IA percent decline in the nations gold production during October, due chiefly to Alaska's seasonal recess ion, was reported Ky the Bureau of mines today.
 October pro- ,ction Gin inc can oes) included: Alaska 2,,250: Washington ALSO; Idaho 4,100 and Oregon 1900.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10
DIVORCE SOUGHT

Loretta A. Lund has filed for a divorce from Philip T. Lund on grounds of incompatibility and menta! cruelty. The Lunds were married May 30, 1889. The plaintiff asks that custody of the two chil- dren of the marriage he awarded in her favor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10
Feeder Line Blows
 Out; Gas Is Cut Of

LONGVIEW, Texas, Dec. t0.-A feeder line to the Big Inch pipeline blew out today near Longview, cut ting off the supply of natural gas to Carthage airfield. It was the first accident since the popelines were put to work carrying natural
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10
GARDEN CLUB TO
 MEET DECEMBER 1s

December Is has teen set as the date for the next Juneau Garden Club meeting, which will be held at the home of Mrs. Ernest Gruening with Mrs. Charles Forward assist ing.
 Mrs. Jack Fletcher and Mrs. Rob- ert Webb are arranging the pro- gram which will deal with Dish Gardens and Terrariums.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10

a yesterday a m
 WEATHER SYNOPSIS The low center area persists in ridge extending from the Bering northwestern Canada cold with temperatures reported The Alaska rain has fallen along the cos with scattered the interior slightly Southeast Alaska and much holnNln orInaln he
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10
CAGE GAME TONIGHT

Tonight in the Juneau High gvn'nasium. City League Basketball will see Douglas High School fac ing ACS, and Juneau High against the Imperials. Game time for the first tilt is 7:30 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10
GUESTS Al bARANOF

Registering at the Barannt rom other Alaskan points are war. and Mrs. G. w. Flemister of Cordova, R. M. Hurlbut of Anchorage, and R. V. Johnson of Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10

Ma Huang, a herb derived from an Oriental shrub, was used for 5,o00 years in China before tech nicians discovered in 1924 that ise active principle is ephedrine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10

The young of some Australian birds have luminous tissue ir or around their mouths to guide ,neir parents in feeding them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10

BOISE, Idaho-Finding no coal at a Boise fuel yard, burglars made a second choice. They stole an axe, a cross-cut saw and a log chain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10

SEATTLE Funeral services for Burl Alvin Casey Tudor, 3, and Sydnie Kaye Tudor, l6 months, who burned to death in their home near Anchorage last Thursday, were held at 2 pm. today in the Bonney- Watson Chapel Burial will be at Washelli Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10
B JILL E I ] N S

WASHINGTON - Rep. Earl R Lewis, O, chairman of a special Republican committee to study ter imitation of Presidential war pow CTS reported today that it is ''neith- CT wise nor desirable" at this time to declare the war emergency end ed.
 NEW YORK - Damon Runyon, columnist and short story writer, today was reported still in serious condition at Memorial Hospital which he entered last Friday for treatment of a liver condition.
 THE HAGUE-The Netherlands Parliament is debating the ques- i tion of giving Indonesia political independence under The Neither lands crown And Dr. J. A. Jonk man, Minister of Overseas Terri ! tories, has outlined the situation to the Dutch Parliament.
 SALONIKA, Greece-A spokes- man for the Greek Third Army says that guerillas attacking vil- lage in Northern Greece are being supplied openly with food and arms from Bulgaria This Greek spokes- man also claims that the guerillas are carrying their wounded back across the Bulgarian bc-.>4r. ] STOCKHOLM - Five Americans Will receive Nobel prizes today from , the King of Sweden-GuStav Fifth. i The ceremony has been described as an American scientists meeting, be- cause so many oi the 1945 Nobel awards went to United States citi- Zens.
 i VANCOUVER, B. C.-Fifty thou sand boxes of Japanese tangerine oranges-first to be seen here since the outbreak of hostilities in 194T are expected to arrive from Jap an Dec. l3, dealers said today. ] MAS SPiNGION - lhe Ur:ted States plans to carry on alone it's relic work abroad when UNRRA fol's up at months end-hut only in these countries that can prove their need.
 WHITEHAVEN, England = An explosion in an English coal mine near Whitehaven today is believed to have trapped 12 men under ground. 39 miners were working n the area near the explosion. Of the 39, four suffered burns and other injuries and g escaped un- hurt.
 BUFFALO-CIO United AutOmo- bile Workers local of 1900 Bell Aircraft employees today proposed John L. Lewis of the AFL United Mine Workers as a National Labor Party Presidential candidate.
 Funeral services for Burl Alvin Casey Tudor, 3, and Sydnie Kaye Tudor, l6 months, who burned to death in their home near Anchorage last Thursday, were held at pm. today in the Bonney- Watson Chapel. Burial will be at Washelli Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10

The tourmaline, found in 1703, u Il newcomer to the family Of gem StcneS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10
WEATHER FORECAST

lJuneau and Vlc1nIty1
 Fair and continued cold to- night and Wednesday With lowest temperature tonight zero to five above. Gusty Northeasterly winds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10
PRECIPITATION

In Juneau-02 inches; since Dec. l, .9l inches; since July l, 1896 inches.
 At Airport-.03 inches; since Dec. l, .93 inches; since July l, 35.6O inches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10
. . . . . .
 WEATHER REPORT
(U. s WEATHER BUREAU

v NOs o " Nl1h T HEY = Q Past 24 hours ending 7:3c a.r.. todayl e In Juneau - Maximum, l3; 8 minimum, '.
 At Airport - Maximum, lo' minimum, 3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10

BUFFALO-CIO United Automo- bile Workers local of 1,500 Bell Aircraft employees today proposed John L. Lewis of the AFL United Mine Workers as a National Labor Party Presidential candidate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10

WASHINGTON - lhe Ur;ted States plans to carry on alone its relic work abroad when UNRRA fol,.s up at months end-hut only in these countries that can prove their need.
Evening star., 1946-07-15
HELP poMEs1lc Cont.

GENERAL HOUsEWORKER-Wh wom-
an to live in; city refs. required: age 50
to so; l in family, excel. salary. ,Wo
GENERAL HOUsEwoRK, part time, . DAYS
wk: must be exper. and ike children: 50c
an hr,, car fare. Call after l." TR. 16o5.
SO per week; in Bethesda. located directly
on busline. OIL. s2l3 for interview. is
G.H.W.. good economical cook, 10 assist
$40 weekly: 39l3 First st. sW Is
GIRL to do INV, and cooking only. 5l3
day wk excel salary city refs required
MAID, g.h ", live IN OF out; last maid
Uk 7a42 l4th st,nw. RA 56G3 4lt
in apt; Mon thru Fri, il to :; Sat, ]
TO .: Thurs. and Sun. of sl6"5 wk
NURSE. care of children: employed couple;
So; 5l2 days; lunch and carlsre' refs;
health certificate. Also weekend maid.
NntRSE- SE-HoUsEKEEPER, white or hsh-class
colored; live in cheerful modern suburban
home; care for infant and 43-year-old
daughter for employed parents no heavy
mature, reliable and well-trained person
need apply; good permanent Job for the
right person; salary open. Phone, Wis
WOMAN, white, cook and e h.w., for family
OF .: no laundry; live in fine, End floor
room and bath; house off 18th st. in Rock
Assist ASH WITH infant r and and do general house
work in apartment OF Jewish couple;
hea!h top sa5d salary Nj @ 5sfsFen'e fG0d
2nI MAID. colored, chamber WORK. assist
with children: live In city references.
4, GOOD COOK for camp Of 40 girls on
ner at noon. supper at $50; wages. $40
per wS Call WI. 1920. stating recon-
Evening star., 1946-07-15
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CASHIER, food checker. experienced; night
work only, p m. tc l am; NV; Sun
6iIs 81 HSS 4X tss,sn s1af r,mos afsTa
tons: eve; gowns speciality; reas. MISS
BERT. 1880 Irving ". Apt. 4. AID. OBS
GIRL, colored;; wants Job as CLERK or
GRADUATG NURSE. colored. desires work.
Can furnish reference. Taylor 4@s4. 16'
HOSTESS or manager. dining room-cock-
tail lounge Box 66-V Star Is.
PRACTICAL NURSE-Entire care Invalid
speeia, Ca care 70 ehild5sn 'Ine mothersSs homs
sECRETARIAL work of all types Let US
handle that rush" Job. Downtown, air
ee1d; ot,ce open sats DI BAL 2o nc
FRIEND. Decatur O749. IS.
SECRETARY Y-STENoGRAPHER temporary,
l TO i weeks; experienced, college back
ss1THTaNSoo;GRAPfHER sECRErARY-reception-
ist with years exp. desires office position
apartment Telephone Administer 4a25.
TYPING-Ex-legal secretary VIII do speedy.
accurate. dependable work at home Can
TYPisT desires yo5k at home; neat and
accurate. D1. Se3a 1a'
WOMAN, colored. wants, Job as resident
WOMAN, white. Protestant, Is yrs ex-
perience. social personnel contract work:
interested superyiSory position, instit9- ~
WOMAN young desires DAYS work, ex-
perienced. Phone TR. 54"4. lie
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. typist. recep-
for apartment rental. Phone RE. 800,
Ext. last To-
Evening star., 1946-07-15
PERSONAL.

BABY GRAND PIANO wanted to rem OF
DRESsMakIhu AND aLlikATIo>S--
,,ocatcd above Locw Columbia TnesIeE
EQUIPPED Tor prompt serr.ce, Ore: =
ENGEL to2msI.v Est o7 2'sP F..ti, aye S,'' " ~
I rii'.,, ~ r 81 w" Room 20 Ie.epnone
PHONE SHErHEKD $3.50. ak Tor miss
Wright, i! you are N ne"a OF a loan up TO
$500 on vour Slgraturt
NURSES AVAILABLE, framed. prac,t-al or
under2raduate The In'eIRac!aI Nurses
SUMNER "Ia1I noAEDING sioI,a HoMr % on chesa-
ptake Bay for cnlldren TO 10; planned
bulldlE2s, protected play area licensed;
season and monthly rates Cal FIR. :isfu
VACANCIES IN licensed day nursery in sc
and suitable equipment Gail FIR 3SiO-
SUMNER CAMP and summer school at
Howell ACADEMY for BOYS on Severn River:
Us, ANNAPOLIS, Md Annapolis 3}54
o ot L - ;leee ssry CANCELLATIONS, two va
n Gb as yssS0s sr3 Is % oeSiss2g
ETene5S re, eXchangeq FoE information write
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE day and board
Ing camp features Tor children, } to T..
Year. o.d, daAy summing, pony r,ding.
camp rctIFities, under the supervision Of
e%ceIlcnt CodnSeiors and trained health
stan, Daily Transportation. BOARDING ta-
cl.ities weekly or monthly 940l Georsla
SLIP COVERS, drsperes. co. $500. Use
y6aar yoaa fabrics Should YOU need help IN
ssrvlce Is free " Exaer. i5" RoPEmaHsbp PoqRn H ms
Cay delivery. DAIGNEAULT, Decorators
PERMANENT. 81 shampoo and finger
i,Ei, EssNAk1SGFtn Ftne "orE For aDpo59s-
NLEDLECRAFT SPECIAL. one wk only;
pants zippeFs installed conplete. ST -
L,PI2eES t?T e'ery ouroose, al! lgnethz and
BRAssILRES-LaEgeS, i'l8! selection Il! Wash
inl ton whites. blacks, b.ueS and p.nEs
5nF0eau5, 4 T.. long lnes all materials ana
Biasclo PeteIP5a' HoyTaod 4t, M 1s FexaIrc ar
%lFe bras Gnd evening backs ~ ~ to
SElS ,,,'@l I4th St. NV. T.v5A B,dg
DoR-NE CoRSET sHor-sammer Goth
!ns sale; reductions 70 4o,. R7assleres
t2qnqS@nS tli4e ,oG,b snd NJ $cdes VII e closed
LITTLE MRITING sEEvIcE-Rush jobs
~. u. 81 %o5c-aty e, a system 10 duphcate form
DRESSMaKER-4i0 5rd It ne-o3er
fEsSS pso5e "a flank sT3eD' 5 SUNDAY and Mo3asy
DRAPEs, yalances, curtains. bedspresds.
pade 3 sdom Itom your material. Reasona5 5!e,
SLIP COVERS and draperies: pro}es-
ToI,GmS 50, .,;1 5nshlp guaranteed. D1 012@. II )
HMMEDaATE pHis.E 5a1 Sc, SASH rb Tor y2gT h0ms while
P6 P6Toperty bi w. White Or pfE2loTTed csn cox i
DrN14E EiFfiRis PRAcffittr 81 5sS4 snd equipment
west section of Washington; EXCEPTIONAL
f!1ehte.e sue 81 must retire because Of health
Evening star., 1946-07-15
HELP MEN.

YOUNG MAN, over 10. Ior aA-arouna au-
tleS IN progressive clothing store, excellent
salary pleasant surroundings. AsKIN'S,
YOUNG MEN. familiar with delivery of
miscellaneous freight in Metropolitan Area,
inteG1isl g1sSkeFs See NJ Ip B5sgd' for
Penna Freight Station, 4th and SITS, sw.
ATTENTION. vETERANs-Young man to
company Some knowledge of Metropolitan
Area OF the District OF Columbia desirable
worknE eG9d1t93s
vETERANs, ATTENTION Immediate open
ms IN, ior tu'! oil and oil-burner statesmen
81. Apply PETRoIEUM HEAT < & 'pt POWER
SETER,Nsc cGaHrTftsHt sye ny with a'sc
ratings IN Navy. National organization
service mechanics. We will train you
car Apply PETROLEUM HEAT & POWER
TECHNICAL PERSONNEL for of continent
civil electrical, mechanical and structural
Craftsmen: civil. electrical, mechanical
men; civil, electrical. mechanical and
structural engineers: senior engineers and
chief engineers, tlso chief specification
pending upon ability, experience and classi-
kcation range from So to $40 per 40
hour week and Sl0S to size for 81 hours
per week. which is contemplated work week
at Job site No field survey personnel, in
spectorS or construction foremen and
SuperIntendents required. Quarters and
subsistence will be furnished al a cost not
TO exceed 50 per day. Travel expenses and
salary PAID to job site and return with
employment contract not to exceed l.
months Employment limited TO appi
cants under 81 wears OF age Physical
examination required Furnish detailed
record OF education and experience with
previous salaries with application Also
telephone number where applicant may be
reached between hours of am and Il
p m. ROBERT & CO. INC, 1U6 Bona
NATIONAL METALCRAFT COMPANY.
fully reconverted to sales. has reopened
Us Baltimore branch at 353I Bela!r I'd,
Baltimore. Md. and will appoint a linn
Ited number OF distributors with cars for
WASHINGTON territory. Our WASHINGTON
Office will reopen in the future Also
: or 3 inexperienced men who will be
trained thoroughly for this work; ap-
pro%lmate earnings while trainlnes So
week.: eXserVlcemen pretera BILE. This is
a real opportunity: no fioaterS or sharp
shooters need apply. Apply MR. HARLAN.
RaIe!Sh Hotel. Wednesday. 10 m
sharp or : pm. Be prepared to spend
- hours
Evening star., 1946-07-15
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CAPABLE young white mother with in
FAINT desires live in position as g h W; excl.
cook. Box 4.-V Star, 15'
GIRL, colored. experienced. wants Mon
Wed and Thur work So per day and
carfare ME. o30S.
GIRL. colored ghw or child care; no
SUNDAY, no cooking ME. "l3l.
LAUNDRESS Woman, colored. wishes
bundle washes to do al home. MRS,
BROWN, 3162 Foote pl ne
WOMAN; colored, wants seneral house
work, 5l2-d9y week or days work; aee
40 ELIZABETH HARRIS. Gil. $40 Is"
WOMAN, colored, desires g W, So DAYS
week. to 3, no Sundays; S25. Call RE
1872 after weekdays, all day Sundar.
WOMAN, white relia BILE. good ref, cham
he.~aid or houseWork: no cooking; live in
Call WI 4006 bet. Q m. and ) pm, i 5
WOMAN, colored, 10 care for baby or wait
resS; no cooking. Telephone NO. -H165.
GIRL, colored. desires sh.w.. SIP DAYS
week, no Sunday. Good reference. MI
1850.
WOMAN desires daywork: SIS and car
fare: references NO 65oS
Evening star., 1946-07-15
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ASPHALT and CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION
q GoNsfgCrf65L aEysyags Pg5 sPssasE sG HARPER
eoMPLETE HOME REPAiRrSGco % and re-
Pentry, sdeCoyStine' cement ToTk, roottas
4E nfne' 5EAn na0'9f HoE RAssI9F 4
MENT MEN CO. 1903 You st. NV. AD O23s
CONSTRUCTING driveways and vaIHway,
e6NMGNIfPY2a M ;*P2a PAVlSG 3 Se9f5s co ST. ST.
DRI3EwAYSs. 'biss blscs top specialists. con-
GreIe .,,, MAG maGadsm iagstone. walk. stone
walls bu!!dozer grading. DEAN, WI t6lI.
FENCING; 5,ti> sIt VII erect any kind of fence.
made :ew: white mechanic. Ia ytG Ssars oS. *.
peGGlsnce, PEI ne, no rise IN prices. BROWN.
FLOOR SERVICE; nothing but the oesr; .
q9c; HG co24RAGToRs R;ues Loo5
scans s1s1ds % 6urssTy isTpS 5snS Sss ss,s
@ boNT aReSS RoN WoRKs sa5R sS5n; NA 1!Ss % ssm1e'
klTCHENS-We are now taking orders
* KeR@a ca5tnss q r. 4sa9y ssnsss s
rs ~ ki5;heq !" co rsnoyated. ,MopERN HONE
PAINTING. DECORATING, papcrIng. foor
rHhnlShine roof repairs, waterproofIne:
NoEk Suaf; "hlte mocha MICS; references.
c$LahllShed 1925. GILBERT d HAMILTON.
REMODEL, mooe.nlze your home now:
,e,mn. ,4Io 1ree estimate, NATIONAL INsTAI-
ROOF REPAIRS, renewed. painted; cutters.
Sepy GICHNER ROOFING CO. Ma 437o.
ROOF REPAIRING. gutter spoutins, and
root pairing: flee estimates. PAYNE
RC0FIEG GO. Nj 3I26 IL
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while have ma
teTaIs; repairing and remodeling in the
fall Phone 81, 3o42 ewes, except Friday
and Saturday. W. p TAYLOR, Contractor
CAyLFIELD CORP for Johns Ma9vliis
81 334o 4 pd>,,xIox n s. nT coSrg gene Ho 4l9n
OF 1-Call us for roofing, siding, painting.
cutters, insulation remodeling Terms
Soliciting Virginia work exclusively "Os
IF YOU WANT THE BEST in remodeling.
dscorai ,ne and new construction cau AR
DEN CONSTRUCTION co Materials now
aTalla ole. FLA terms arranged Free eS-
timstcs sor, Ca Can LU. s96s for prompt en-
CONCRETE, driveways, walks. small re-
343!. eyeninGS and SUNDAYS 16.
CEMENT WORK. stone walls, faRStons
poTcheS and walks ChimneyS. freplaces,
?. MARCUCCIO, Route /. Horner's Lane,
Rockville. Md Phone Rockville ,06 -
Evening star., 1946-07-15
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

MEN look around you. Look to Diesel
power See the progress made by Diesel
during the last 10 years. Railroads, power
plants. factories. tractors, hundreds of
new applications. Every Diesel engine
needs a trained Diesel man. Take steps
Cow TO make Diesels bright future your
you can get practical training in Diesel
operation and maintenance in spare time
UTILITIES DIESEL TRAINING, Box 363-T,
Star. l5*
AUTo BODY AND FENDER training, in
cluding Welding. spray painting and metal
work, Look into it, One of the most
profitable branches of tremendous auto in
dustry. offering chances for good job or
your own business. Learn in spare time.
Write Tor free facts. AUTOGRAPHS
TRAINING, Box 362-I, Star. lo'
Evening star., 1946-07-15
HELP MEk e WQMEN

AGENTS-Pleasant working conditions
can make from SO TO so day Call in
person ) TO : pm, Mr.. POTTER, 3l4 7th
st. ne. l6-
CHECKER AND ORDER TAKER for better
class grocery store. DCS STAR MARKET
Howard ave Kensington, Md. SH 44s2
MEN OR WOMEN TO rent pillows on buses
SERVICE. Greyhound Bus Station. -l5
STENOGRAPHER. high school graduate,
experience desirable but not necessary.
Apply WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT co
office, 100 "9th St NV.
Monday through Friday. $50 am TO )