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Evening star., 1946-01-04
HELP WOMEN.

ADDRESSOGRAPH OPERATOR, exper.. s.
Say VIZ e3se IM TSTking d eonditions GEN
ADVEkr1sING al,it IS SiS AGENCY needs Commercial,
artists and writers, free-lance or full-tims
Write full partieuars to BOX {s4B. {sPfs,esssq star
FoxHALL ,pRqGGsToRE, 1911 Foxhsll DTd I'd:
ADvERTTsING FASHION ARTIST, expert
enced enced+ only; only; 5Iday week; no SATURDAYS;
ADVERTISING GIRL FRIDAY; excellens
opportunity Cor girl to learn Advertising
WORKING Conditions, SICK and VACATION pay
sII Apply " WIN HAHN & CO.. 9TH and K.
Affiliations and dressmaking; splendid
ALTERATION H2NDs, ie for HT dresses. aa cloth Cloth
coats e,o suits: lberai salary pleasant work
ALTERATION HELLER. exclusive women's
ready-to-wear shop; vic. Shoreham: pleas
ant HerKnE eSneG4 Go f4s good pay Phone
ASSISTANT to ONCE manager: must bs
able to take shorthand and type; payroll
position with an excellent salary. Phone
AssIsTANT BookKEEpER. experienced.
and interior decorators; good salary and
working, conditions, steady position, good
fhsnsf fR1 seH nth HoFFNN 2 UP
Assistant BookkEsPqER ssfq s' BY NV wholesa,.
grocer in NV. Sec, attr working cond., ST.
day wk.: good salary. Box 203-C, Star. 80
ASSISTANT BUYERS for various depts,
Those with merchandise experience pref.
Apply employment office, 4th floor, LANS-
sURS SEgSr 4 S RR3o 7sh sth and E SITS. NV.
ASSISTANT TO BUYER for ladies' coat
and suit dept, in large speciality store.
Good background and experience in man.
aging dept; essential. Excellent oppor.
tunlty. All replies strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
Write full particulars to Box I6-B, Star.
ASSISTANT HOUSEKEEPER, r o AID.
MOOR HOTEL. Cali WO. 5000. ask for
ASSISTANT MANAGER in tearoom Kitchen
white, middle-aged:, good salary and hours:
prefer experience, but not essential. Ap-
PALAIS ROYAL, 11th and G.
toontinued on Next PagsJ
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Alexander Gritz. "a, 1883, Tewkesbury pl
NV, and Olga M. Pacala. 21, Philadel,
James a' w. Z; Carroll. "A, 1919 Massachusett,
ave. NV. and Nancy Ferris. %. 1752
william A. Fields. 90. 1854 Southern ave.
ley' II, GA Evarts st. ne.
Issued at Rockville.
Warren H. Reddish, "a, New York. N. Y,
an and d june s,,E; f Gregory: "a, WASHINGTON.
and Mary Leona Condor, SO, Hyatts-
Horace & 9, e. Meponala; %, and Helen Pow
Herald Reeford Lanebehn. s., Bethesda,
Md; Iina; and /. Catherine E. Black ~ Ar
Ralph hlde'9a. Bean va Keim o. Chew Chase Md
and Gladys J VerToss, ' %, Arlington. ei va Va
Wilhelm II. Hntchins,. 33, and Betty M
Trussell, 23 both of Washington.
Edgar batn MSc9Td nf wa * and Susan E. High @7
S grove; % both Of 5eshesdak. bed sdktt Nd; A''D,
Peter Tabb, "a. Church View, Va, and
wIisn ihs1 Thorne pe;dns ssyrings Va Ind
and Natalie A. Eaton ineishSReii si Washinfton Fna
20; both Of Washington
csthersne Bean. 20. s3HEsb slafEsPurs Moi Md ana
Thomas F: Griffin, IT,, 20, and Mary San
taTelli, 2s; both Of Washington.
carton Tf e ssssey SHh Of Ss ana Virginia
Jsmfs mnnek i s9b II both Od Of ygaIhn WaShinss9n
Hugh S' Oliver 0G5h d Of o ~pSnleF'ea s7eF Spring Md
and Nina Jane Bulfinch, 26, Gardner
john lil'i H Melotts, 20, Philadelphia, Pa,
Aubrey Palmer, 80, and Evelyn c. Henry,
%, both Of Washington.
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EXHIBITS.


Forty-ninth annual exhibition Of minia
lures by PENNSYLVANIA Society of Miniature
Painters, Natural History Building, Ma.
am to 4 30 pm. through Sunday.
Photographs of world-famous person
alities ends Tuesday, rare books and manu-.
scripts through January Is, Photographic
of American silver through Janu.
airy 30 and Texas Centennial exhibition
an: to 10 pm, MONDAYS thToush Fri,
80 am. to 10 pm Sundays.
ments and late President Roosevelt:
Archives, s:45 am. to 5:45 pm. week
Gays and L to pm. Sundays through
PAINTINGS on loan from French govern
ment, National Gallery of Art, 10 am. tc
days through February 3;
LECTURE.
The World of Madame Barbara Dom,
mic CaSanoVaS, professor in the Central
University Of Caracas Pan American
LUNCHEON.
pm. tomorrow. Members. and guests.
National Association MhEdiNG Of Retired Federal
Employees. National Museum, Tenth and
Constitution avenue NV, , pm. tomor-
row.
Marine Band Marine Barracks. pm.
FOh SEhNl(EMEN.
Film: Hudson Bay" featuring Paul
Mum and Gene .Tierney, Uso Club, Eighth
and PENNSYLVANIA avenue NV, s o'clock
Films. YMcA-yso, 1876 G street NV,
$50 O'Clock tonight
Officers: Dance Army, Navy and Ma
rine daughters, Officers Service Club OF
United Nations, $50 O'Clock tonight.
Service personnel may obtain more in
formation by calling the United Nations
Center, National 1900, or any of the
following USOs: Executive O42S National
.t42l Natinnal lklI Or
Evening star., 1946-01-04
HELP MEN.

flee; excellent opportunity for advance
ment and to obtain varied experience. Re-
Iay, stating age educational qualifca-
1881. Star
ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER, must be
able to prepare monthly financial state
mentS, close books, ETC.: good offer to right
party: perm. Answer. stating education
qualifications and minimum and maximum
salary expected, Box 3SS-B. Star.
ACCOUNTANCY TEACHER, full time en-
ployment. day and evening sessions, begin
ming February, 1916. at local college
Minimum qualifications: Masters degree
with accounting jor or bachelors degree
with C. P. A license Comprehensive
training and experience preferred with
ability to teach accounting subjects busi-
ness law. economics and business admins
tration. Mail data sheet telling name. age
address, telephone number, colleges at
tended, degrees. teaching experience and
when services are available. Box BIB,
Star
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

THE COLUMBIAN COFFEE SHOP, hereto
fore conducted as a partnership at 416 9TH
st. Sissn,ysdi nwi WashhnHgton shaH p C., having been
sna 0t pc on Of aq
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that there
Arlington Community Chest at s pm.
wn Tnesday L jan 15, 1916 in the Arlington
to the 1916 Community War Fund are ire
members me Of the Arlington Community
j WILL NOT BE REsPoNsIBLE for any
debt debts 5r contracted @ for by any one other
than than myself. FLOYD J. HERNDoN, 7l09
MARYIASD siI Nd OR RI D.c.-we are in desperate
need nee Of either small house or bungalow
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the members
Of the Enterprise Building. Association
ton Of directors a and n for the transaction raj e Of
any other business will be held in the board
@ room OF the ASSOCIATION, 7th st; and Indi-
nesday, January 8. 1916, at o'clock pm
THE! THE ANNUAL u Al NEE MEETING Of the share,
will be held at the Office of the association.
2006 Pennsylvania avenue NV. Tuesday.
or h eecon S 94 Of oeTs a aso and
for the ensuing year and such other bust
astn ness as may properly 9nn,,, :c0me beIore the
iICStAhs- 0AMEo M WOODWARD OeC-
MOTHER FRoMAN'S chicken box: turkey
dinner box serves ., $3.50 MA. 250I,
w w HJo2 NOR l9S Re- sIh RFspoHS,R,r s. for a.
debts other than those made ny myself
JOSEPH A. SEALEY, 2407 Shannon pl Sc.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
contracted by any one other than myself.
si1l EMMETT d: RILEY S623 Colesville I'd.
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared by an
ee as$ Pun aRt nx saul Ms S4BER Sfa Of
house OF, bungalow located in D. c. or
Waryand Ma NfFb RGT NoMr Nc n1v s5ar and c.n
cash for fairly modern home in a good
residential reighborhood. Replies con-
fdential. No agents please. Box CSC.
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
STEPHEN J. j, La. sCoLA. JR.. 336 som
THT FIFE RNNUAI a vi MEfTiN EhnsESn Of p the members
Loan ASSOCIATION will be held at 5 pm, M
Washington, D c, R L, HoTsToN JONES,
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those made by myself.
JOHN a. VA WALKER, LIS Sexton st; NV. =
INV ! WILL LIN. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE 20 for any
JAY REMINGTON, Jr.. 1908 Webster ST.
Brentwood, Md. 3.
OFFICE of the Firemens Insurance Com
psny of Washington and GEORGETOWN,
303 9TH ST. NV. Washington, D. C. The
Company of Washington and Georgetown
viii meet at the office on Monday, January
z. 1946, for the purpose of electing thir-
teen teen directors direct for the ensuing year. Polls
ALBERT w HOWARD. Secretary
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Deaths Reported

Mary A. Driscoll; IS. oe26 G st, sw.
Martha E. Schleyer. 81, al35 Bancroft pl
kstsleep Eat C. Fitzss5ald 81, 1917 36th St
Ella Fetzer. 10. 12l31a D ST. ne
Amy Goldlng, 70, 622 Eye ST. ne
Walter H Beal, 7S, 1852 Park rd
Mary Hohmeyer "a go H st. ne.
James F. Baldwin. 63, st. Elizabeths Hos
MaySaud H samaha So 713 5th st. ne
Frank Marr, 81, 2229 Bancroft pl.
Stella, Stella 7; Ferrari 81 146s Harvard st
Clarence L. Higbee, IS. 460 H St NV
Mary O'Connell, 81. 1913 Eye st. ne
Frank M. Webster. ST. 424 3rd st.
Alma Leyerett, 43, 1851 H st. ne.
Infant Cheswick. Glenn Dale,
Joseph W Tate. 81, 30O5 18th st.
0,Hagan Jerome, 16, 30 H st. ne.
Spencer Spence, Hayes: 65s 1926 9th St.
Martha Harris. "a, 242S Shows Court
Johnnie A. Davis, 80. 23S 14th pl. ne
Charles White, 45, 1915 Montello ave. ne
Robert Mason; A; 70s, 18th st. ne.
Maynard Sharpe. 80, 1888 H st. NV.
Frederick L; Young, 9, lao Bates st.
Infant M0Shy or n
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Births Reported

Robert and Maxine AnderS. girl.
Philip and Adele Brown. girl
William and Catherine Galloway. girl.
John and Nancy Darlington, girl
Joachim and Caroline Casonoua. boy.
Worden and Lucille Fairfax. twin girls.
Manuel and Anna Fonsica, boy.
Jerna and Trecie Hayes. girl
Theodore and Roslyn Koeod, girl.
Charles and Rose Miller. boy.
Solomon and Dorothy Rein. boy.
Alexander and Fay Rothschild. girl.
Hanna and Nancy Sheik, boy.
Arthur and Jean Stern. boy.
William and Evelyn Wilson, girl.
Evening star., 1946-01-04

IVA "a AiStt
en- any more. So
1t looks like the
standing of the
dictator divini-
ties is: Won /,
lost l.
I'm really not
an expert on the
subject, but I
never heard of
q god resigning
his position be-
fore. Of course
if cupid, the god
of love, ever paid
q visit to Reno
he'd nrnhahlV
Evening star., 1946-01-04

take up some other line of work
And there are times when the Los
Angeles Chamber of Commerce
would favor the resignation of the
rain god, Jupiter Pluvius.
Hirohito's appearance never fitted
what he claimed to be anyhow. I've
seen pictures of him in baggy striped
trousers and a tall silk hat that was
too big for him, and not even his
best friends could have said that he
looked simply divine.
(ReleaSed by Consolidated News Features
Evening star., 1946-01-04
Oracle Aliens
Comments

Well, they'd no sooner organized a
cult in England hailing Hitler as
divine than Hirohito announced to
the japanese people that he wasn't
Evening star., 1946-01-04
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. lalUs, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, tUait three tuH days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other ddus.
Evening star., 1946-01-04
Leland Pharmacy
1907 Wisconsin Ave,
Bethesda, Nd.

Accepts Classified Advertising
for The Star.
Other places conveniently located
throughout the city and suburbs
for the acceptance of Classified
Advertising.
Evening star., 1946-10-22
|RebuttaI Witnesses
Due 10 Testify Today
lin Kent Balm Case

RebuttaI witnesses for Miss Mar
garet Buchanan, nurse, who is
seeking 100000 damages for alleged
breach of promise and SANDER from
Otis Beall Kent, wealthy tax at
torney, are expected to be heard
today in District Court.
Lester Wood, attorney for Miss
Buchanan, said yesterday he was
not sure how many witnesses he
would call to the stand or who they
would be. william A. Gallagher,
Mr.. Kent's lawyer, said he believed
his case would be completed when
a deposition by Mr.. Kent's brother,
Dudley Mayo Kent, has been read
to the jury.
Reading of the deposition began
yesterday. It stated that when the
brother came here from Fort Worth,
Tex, where he is a reporter for the
U. S. District Court, following his
mothers death in 1910, he advised
that Miss Buchanan and another
nurse, described as her sister, re-
main with Mr.. Otis Kent because
Of his distraught condition.
The brother was quoted as say
ing, however, that Mr.. Otis Kent
objected to the suggestion, saying
he wanted Ito be alone" Accord
ing to the deposition, Miss Bu-
chanan later told Mr.. Dudley Kent
his brother had gone too far with
mo in the Dictrint pf rolY,y,1S,io .,
The deposition said Miss Buchanan
told Dudley Kent what he (Otis
Kent) has is part mine and I'm
going to have it," She said she
would smear his precious name all
over the newspapers of America and
also England" according to the de-
position.
Miss Buchanan became acquainted
with Mr.. Kent when she was en-
Evening star., 1946-10-22
TriuI of Nonstriker
On Weapons Charge Set

Edward Y. Russell. 80, of the
1700 block of r street NV. pleaded
not guilty to a charge of carrying a
deadly weapon. The plea was made
before Judge George D. Nelson in
Municipal Court yesterday.
The charge was reduced in court
from that of assault with a danger
GUS weapon. According to police,
the defendant placed a revolver in
the side of Grady Duggins of the
first block OF Fifth street Sc, a
striker at the Willard Hotel.
Russell, a nonstriker employed
at the Willard at the time of the
incident, Saturday night, was re-
leased on 1000 bond, pending jury
trial December 10. The incident oc-
Cured in the 1400 block of Penn
sylvania avenue NV.
Evening star., 1946-10-22

Let Burton Studios
serve as inspiration.
Have US set up suggest
ing ensembles which
will give your home the
distinctive touch you
want.
Custom m-buiIt furni-.
ture; original dropey
conceits; upholstery
and slip covers. Of ex-
elusive potterns. And
remember, our interior
Decorator is at your
service.
Upholstery . Slip Covers
Evening star., 1946-10-22

ployed as a nurse for his mother
during her illness in 1910. Mr.
Kent has insisted the relationship
always has been that Of employer
and employe, and has denied he
talked Of marriage with Miss Bu-
chanan
Evening star., 1946-10-22

Charming Corner Cabinet
An authentic reproduction, in genuine
mahogany with and around which you
can plan ottrootve settings beoutifying
your home.
Evening star., 1946-10-22

quarters of the Sons of the Amer
lean Revolution, 1927 Sixteenth
street NV. The election of officers
and members of the Board of As
|sistants will be held.
Evening star., 1946-10-22
Hand-hooked Rugs Place
the Accent on Soft, Mellow
CoIors for Every Room

Your plan for hondhooked throughout the house has
easy for glance through the wonderful size
range And large small each one is beautifully patterned
matches the gonduer Of your most elaborate rooms color
for charming Cape Cod cooee All masterpieces from
Puerto Rico choice wool yarns in coors and hand
blended in both floral and graceful scroll designs.
Evening star., 1946-10-22

Two beautiful panels Of needepoin the full length Of this
refreshing spread white and washable cotton that has
Colonial elegance yet quite suitable for modern bedroom,
in foct its leading charm versatility compliment to any
color scheme, warmth for any atmosphere and wear o-
ing qualities you have seen in spread OF )90
it's type In single and double sizes, white onIy----
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-07-05
EXPERIMENT ON
 A.BOMB SHOCK WAVES

HOO ALASKAN DEPT. - Shock wave studies which may make even cayerns deep underground unten- able in atomic war are being carried on at the Ordnance Ballistics Re- search Laborty at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, the War Depart ment announced today.
 Using complicated electrical hook ups, laboratory scientist are examin- ing shock waves in connection with atomic fission experiments, and have applied what already is known to lessons learned at the recent A-bomb explosion at Bikini Atoll. in mid Pacific
 Colonel Leslie E. Simon, director of the Aberdeen Laboratory, asserted that after results of the Bikini blast are compiled, ''we can determine at what height an A-bomb should be exploded to crush solid rock to a depth of 150 to 200 feet Y"
 The tudies, which are based on
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-07-05

m part" Secretary Chapman in formed the Delegate. Such action is awaiting a report from the Navy Department of it's objection. if any. 10 the proposed restoration. ReporA have already been received from other interested departments anh agencies. l have requested a furthel 'eport from the Secretary of the Navy. As soon as it is received, ap- lroDriate action will be taken promptly"
 It is understood only one further report from an Interior Department bureau is being awaited prior 10 final action on restoration of land withdrawn along the Alaska High way.
 During the last IS months Dele gate Bartlett has repeatedly urged that the millions of acres embraced in the withdrawal orders be restor ed to the public domain so they might be available for productive use. In his last presentation of this matter to Secretary Krug-a pre- sentation made this month Dele gate Bartlett expressed a belief that all the land included in Public Land Order S2 should be made available for development "SoInd, sensible development of Alaska il predicated to some extent-probably to a large extent--upon utilization o, these huge areas" the Delegate wrote Secretary Krug. Naturally, there can be 10 building up along the AL Gska Highway if no entry can be made upon the land. Likewise, re- storari1n to the public domain of all the land incorporated in Public Land Order S2 is highly essential to the many thousands of persons who desire to go to Alaska to live
 In northern Alaska, 48,S00,000 acres of land were withdrawn This
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-07-05
VETS MAIL RAG


 C. Does a Certificate of Disabil- ity Discharge automatically qualify veteran for a pension?
 A. No. Disability pensions are rated upon a service connection of a disability or an aggravation of pre-eXisting injury or disease. No pension is payable to a non-servica- connected disability unless that dis ability is total and permanent
 O. Is a loan for household furEi- ture eligible for insurance or guar anty?
 A. No.
 O When is National Service Life Insurance considered lapsed?
 A. It is lapsed when veteran fails to make a payment of premium within 31 days after the date it was due.
 o. I wish to buy an SSOO0 home but I have no down payment al- though I have a good job. Do l have tc put up any collateral Or security 1 for the loan and do I have to lay cut any cash for a down payment
 A. Under the Seryicemen's Re adjustment Act you may be able to secure from local lending agency loan on which the Veterans Ad- inistration guarantees up 10 $4000 provided it ms not more than 60 per cent of the total outlay. In this case $4O0O would be exactly half, SO you may not have to put up a cent to obtain the loan, other than necessary fees. However, it is up to the lending agency to decide of you are a good risk.
 o. How long do I have to convert my term insurance to a permanent form?
 A. You can keep term insurance for eight years from the time is was taken out, if it was taken out be fore January 1, 1946. or five years if it was taken out on or after thai date.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-07-05

uoto, form, ehit. letter, win not be recognized as authority to travel the Highway and no permit will he issued at the gates or checking sta tions. Members of the Board are the only persons authorized to issue permits.
 Any civilian travelling on the Highway found carrying in his ve- hicie a person who does not possess permit. shall have his own per nit subject to immediate caneella- ton by police patrol Or by the Boards representatives.
 When travel is authorized, it is entirely at the traveler's own risk and no help can be expected from Highway authorities in case of ac- cident or illness or breakdown of automotiVe equipment. Travellers will carry a good First Aid kit be- cause only in eases of extreme em- ergency may help be expected from any Government installation.
 Repair work will not be perform ed on commercial or individual ve- hicles at Government repair shops or maintenance camps.
 Travellers must carry sufficient spare tires, tubes, car tools. etc. for their own need as there is no source of supply along the Highway Sys- tenn.
 Service repair shops for civilian vehicles are non-existent and over-- night accommodations are very lira- ited.
 Petroleum products, also hot meals and lunches may be obtained lat certain points other than gov ernment installations between DaN- son Creek and the Canada-Alaskau border.
 The contents of all vehicles shall be subject to inspection at the checking stations or gates also by the Highway maintenance system officials while en route
 Applications to travel on the Cac- Ol and Haines roads may be made to the above address.
 All travellers must strictly con- form with existing fire prevention regulations.
 A permit may be cancelled for any infraction of the foregoing reg ulations, or for violation of any rule relative to Alaska Highway main tenance, or violation of any Federal or Provincial ordinance.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-07-05

acreage is adjacent to the Navy De- partments Oil Reserve No. 4.
 T submit" Delegate Bartlett wrote Secretary Krug, that it would be wise policy to return all this to the public domain forthwith because adequate protection would be afforded the government and the public with existing public land laws in operation. On the Alaska Peninsula, 15,6OO,OO0 acres were withdrawn, and in the Katalla-Yak- ataga region, 3,O40,OO0 acres, mak- ing a grand total of 67,44O,O0O acres. Big as it is, Alaska cannot stand a withdrawal for long on that basis plus all the other reserya. tions made for one purpose or an Jther.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-07-05
MAY RESTORE LAND
 TO PUBLIC DOMAIN

WASHINGTON-Pespects for re- storing to the public domain the land withdrawn in connection witk the construction of the Alaska High way and part, at least, of the land withdrawn by Public Land Order 82 appeared brighter this week when |. L. Chapman notified Delegate oi Alaska E. L. Bartlett that progress :a being made and action should be 4Eca soon.
 This Department has for some time been studying the advisability of restoring the land withdrawn Oy Public Land Order 82 in whole 0.