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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
PERSONAL.

your child for, a summer Of wholesome
Sorority a. BOYLE. ' pireetor .t pT s@se
DREssMAkING AND ALrEKArIoNss-
I k. above Lo.xs Columbia Thester
sgits to order Also restylins: LEA
lilo F S! NV, Room 20. Telephone
NURSES AyAILAsLE, trained practical or
PHoSE sHE spI SHSec $3.50 o. ask of for Miss
Wright, if you are in need of loan up to
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng
llsn. sef-confidence, freedom from self
private u50s MI @5so
HoSoJR scHSo iDp Tsa" Il. =. ave- MA1IllE
f taoio. STORAGE 1.R.n repairing and restyling
rases as eW as Bonded mes
Senger. will call for your sarment.- BAsKIN
80 ars fti CAMP Sd a.y and
boarding, June. { to Sept. IA. Modern
country camp for children to ~; Daily
door sports ' piencs tennis and pS pi.as sure
trips. Daily. Transports ton. Register now
SIP e ooyERs ave And sH bK.PtRrs nro
terials; workmanship guaranteed. DI
MARVELLOUS RELIEF from tired. swollen
feet; fallen arches, corns. callouses;
featherwelght arch supports made to order
from an individual impression Of your feet
BY licensed foot correctionist T. W.
STROOP. 1402 Girard st. NV. For special
appointment, AID. 564g. 30
DRAPERIES, BEDSPREADS. CO $500
Use your fabrics. Expert workmanship
pou NG oofpL PPEc eepss1 bssy SOON will
ing 10 Luy furniture if reasonable, if apart
CLAIRE. FORMERLY OF BACHRACH'S,
can solve your summer hat problems in
a new hat or YOUR old hat restyled like
new. $50 $3.50 Panamas cleaned.
b!eached. 81 80: remodeed $3.50. llO5
G 81 NV, Room sol Elk. 51l1
PHOTOGRAPHS made in your home: por-
trait groups and pets: children a specially
To avoid DISAPPOINTMENT. call MI. 3l94.
We guarantee satisfaction. .-o1
BETGrR ENGLISH STUDIO-Individual
instruction for Americans and foreigners.
Call DE S6l4-from q to /" am.
CURTAINS WISHED and stretched; pick
up and delivery. Phone Ii. 1884, lis
SITTER FOR CHILDREN or elderly per-
sons. day or night Call FIR 2262 is
SLIP COVERS and draperies expertly
tailored from your materials. prompt
delivery MRS ADAMS: TR. $3.50. II.
WANTED EXPERIENCED MOTHER in
Thomas Circle vicinity to care for infant
during working hours. Call evenings be-
tween 8 and 9. MRS. COOPER. NE. 71sS
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored, yerv experienced; waitress.
fountain girl; days work MI 1857. :
am to > pm IL
GIRL, coiored desires days work on Sat-
urday, soc an hour and carfare. AID. o139.
GIRL, colored. experienced, wishes day S
work: very good laundress. DI $685.
GIRL. colored, wants JOB. g.h.w.. mrs
day ) days wk.: no cooking; $50. Ii
GIRL, colored desires dsywork at part
time. work cooking and light laundry. DI.
4496
MOTHER AND CHILD, white desire light
housework and care of child for room,
board and salary al9 N Carolina ave Sc
SETTLED WOMAN wants light housekeep-
ing quarters: will give part-tlme care foI
elderly, invalid or children. Box 263-H
Star. lS'
WOMAN. colored. neat. wants days work
Thursday and Saturday; excellent worker
Call CO 1888
WOMAN desires position as housekeeper
IN exchange living accommoda tons for self
and emp husband Box 2l6-H. Star. 10.
YOUNG WIDOW, with boy, 3i2. wants
position with refined family as housekeepei
OR nursemaid; references. SH 937.. l9'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS FOR SALE: We are set UP
to aid YOU Sseye2 f as Se We O.
e esl@ sus 81 ssss r. huMPAR1Es
with cash List with US. free appraisals;
no obligation; no charge unless sold. Call
ak tx g. sa hyen Eo ne sun Pso 81
K xftmG%5 MI family type; short hrs. no
aF sood ssss sse % o
Ing ssntsr with daa Trvrs ALBERT
g.; o. cH 1851; ewes. and Sunday 81.
DELicATEssEN-volume. 81 800 wkly; g.
day wk IL sh9pp9s sente5
sSss and sgndss; 81 200, -, -.
store II espntay Few mss
terms ALERT i; COHEN: ResI alter iSas
k sns ssnSaH fL doins 100000 per year
in drive-in shopping center; unusually
ton. CHI 1861; ewes, and Sunday. Gil
store selling toys. greeting cards. frozen
foods candsS ice cream and neVfl5fS
brokerage dept, HEANEY & CO, 1868
ROOMiN~ HOGsF. NV. location-5 apts.,
sleeping room, . baths. completely furn.
telec refgrD: income, 5000 a mo-, besides
nice 2-rm. apt. for owner. Rent only
$40 a mo. This is an excellent oppor.
Iunity. Priced al. only $500. with 81 300
down; Can Mrs. Hampton, eve, GE. 4ss4
HIkE a F R6ATgg E al FE 10 s xes xoos
home and pay for it with the extra rooms
you can rent. Four bedrooms: living room,
dining room, kitchen and bath; located in
ideal loca atom for rooming house with nice
lot: 81 $50 down and S66 monthly. AL
BAKER g. SONS, Realtors. 624 King ST..
Alexandria. Va. Phone Alexandria 1914
ARE You LOOKING for beauty parlor
business? Here is real buy. Business
and property for sale toeethey Owner
has made plenty Of money and you can
and and g gss sr your own build
portunity. Si5.75O substantial cash re-
aured AL BAKER & SONS, Realtors.
Alex. 1914. TIE. 7343. IF
REPRESENT party who is looking for
a partner. who has commodity for dis
tribution. There is excellent space avail
able centrally located in WASHINGTON. He
also has the auto. trucks. Box 1Sl-D. Star
WANTING TO BUY a well-established cen
sral insurance business. Reply to Box
sE 3 AT s's SALON WANTED. NV or mi sub
urban; progressive shop or vacant. store.
Boz i6s-H. star. ~ Io'
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.
ADDING MACHINES. caicuIaIors cle1fieo
ollie and adjusted All work guaranteed
RE l117 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO

ADDING MACHINES. caiculatorS cle8ne0
0 7H In IN :, United y ifPI"Rii if CO
ADDING MACHINES. typewriters, repaired
STANDARDS and portables est. IL yrs OF:
PICE MACHINES CO. us 14th Bond
a sidS eE AND RADIOS repaired by
factory-trained craftsmen. Pickup ana
delivery, al, types of radios. Call Elk. 1884.
G aar service -ls
washing machines, Bendix, all other
makes: 2G4-hoqr service. Il 632s, 81,
ASPHALT and. concrete driveways. walks.
AUTO pAISTiN "a; and and retouching; $50 and
For ssfimste ee call S MR. MILLER IA $50
BRICKwoRK - Anything in brickwork.
Or new work FIR 44le 81
CAMERA G REPAIRING: Can FULLER 4
CEMENT WORK done by reliable mechan-
pne, Tss S drain
CLEANING of upholstered furniture by
espe il prces So work ans ms
CLEANING of upholstered furniture and
rugs by new and revolutionary process. sen
CURLY any time NO 50sl. :,
dme, Kfsd ous ns New sna ed
+ PrTfik iciRss'G5 and ID Nd day and
night naa r. xr5s D T'p " sn
ELECTRIC FANS cleaned and repaired,
called aas i Tor s sd, delivered; reasonable
III. lit a XII sSi S @!klSe nztures extra sa.
fT ePs "a s sS h ca 81 sss
a61,fc oil Nd ma
EhooR service Nh e45s Sy or "a
FLOORS sANDED and finished. expert
GH Ar sxS S1yyER, Pr Sais: ,.t,.,.
F Foe FSEk AN MoossE Sis b
PARKS BROS. For sound floor advice and
4 fas ' All work it suaranteed tied u.
FLOORS sANDED and refinished: cleaned
a nh " or DAY. 0 d f 9GEf Rad At ca
FLOORS SANDED AND REEIN!sgED oy
LONG & STONE FLOOR SERVICE RIA
acoy are Tee ssans
storage, rates as low as So bonded messen,
FuRs co fa st 10. s1 10Y ssFm N 5s
GENERAL BRiCKWORK. stores. steps,
fireplacea. concrete work, etc. R1NALDI &
GEN. REPAiRs. plastsrins, carpentering
cementing. waterproofing; work guar, :;
white mechanics; prompt service. Elk 5l99.
HOUSE PAINTING. paper hanging and
rlastering in distinctive and decorative
colors. Private homes. stores and night
SaTk PoIoKoTS DI ~, 4s.l or "a 1870 :,
gaoH h9P Ss, TSrk c sped5 t 1851 tss
HOUSE PAINTING, inside and outside.
Imm ediata service. Call UN, 1927. IF
HOUSE WIRING. outlets installed; re-
pairs estimates free. AD aN53. 49,
laying. SANDING AND FINISHING. All
work guaranteed Free estimates. D1. 0122.
OL-BURNER UsERS-Have your burner
vacuum cleaned and serviced by expert
enced mechanics All kinds of heating.
Formerly with Dome Oil Co. now G & H
] BEATING CO. Call SH. 29as. 10
/ PAINTING, PAPERING. For an excellent
| lob reliable, efficient and reasonable: call
| PAINTING, interior and exterior I do
available Kem-Tnning. only SO average
room. Available Fri. and Sat. Ii. 1112
PAINTING. carpentry. general repairs; free
estimates. satisfaction guaranteed. JAMES
PAINTfNG AND PAPER HANGING. work
promptly and carefully done by nrst-class
white mechanics. Phone CHI. 275S -25
PAINTING. interior and exterior; 5 years,
experience; all work guaranteed; best OF
reference, CO. 547s. los
PAINTING: Let US give YOU tree estimate;
SAM HARRIS b SON. Shepherd 1858. 1s'
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HELP poMEsrIc Cont.

kURsE-HoUsFKEEPER, convaleseent pa
tent, small apt. Conn. ave. Live in.
Ref. required. co. 1896 or CHI. aI43.
RELIABLE WOMAN, cook and do general
houseTork; live in; going away for sum-
mer' 5000 wages; must be fond Of children.
SETTLED WOMAN. live in Bethesda, gen.
eral housework and cooking: must like
children; off every Wednesday and every
other Sunday; good salary: references
7314 Bradley blvd, Beth, Md. WI $3.50.
SETTLED WOMAN. experienced cook,
houseworker:, suburbs; sleep in, room, pvt.
once weekly: ,,s, in family. Wages, ,S25.
WOMAN. CIV, Bethesda, Nd. nice
room; must like children. Apply 1905
Del Ray ave. Bethesda, Md ID
W WOMAN white; for daywork, cleaning:
thoLough worker. ia. 1911. ID
WON AN, reliable for eh w. plain cook
1ns. for elderly couple; in small apt: sos
a VIZ. Box 1871 C. Star If
WOMAN, colored. experienced; assist
mother in housekeeping, care Of children
general housework, cooking; prefer live in:
good home for right person; other help en-
ployeda time off by ARRANGEMENT: best SAL
arE;- local reference. SH. 1852 20
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DEALER sending several cars Calf during
next ks, will have room for passen-
gers 10 share expenses and driving: ref
exon Ma 1888 -.
MAKE TRIP EXPENSES while travelling
Sellins bumper to bumper one-man, tow
bars. Make fast So commission, sells or
sight 80 TO car dealers. garages ano
service stations anywhere. Big demand
VETERAN WANTS RIDE TO CHICAGO
about May 20. Call PETE" Glebe 039l
DRIVING Al Buick to California abost
Nav 20 take 3 passengers Call MISS
HOLMES after . pm, &C. 3256
DRIVING TO Nashville via Bristol Tues
day mC"nine. Could take , or 3 passen-
gers. DU 40. DI 1:}!O.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

sTENo: %. S175 mo. public relation,
G3i1 6 ST.. next to Church. oN'A0A
ENGINEERS, 500 wk. IN; mechanica al
architectural chemical. See Mr. Byrd
MA. $3.50: PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911
G St, next to church
CORRESPONDENCE CLERK typist %
Sl60 mo-. needs shorthand knowledge
white, D. c. license, $500 mo At once
C0lorrd counter girl. SSS mo. plus meals
MUTUAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, I7lt
G st. NV, MA Og54
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE. English, offer trustworthy bond
ed. experienced MANAGEMENT. apt hotel.
club. waterfront business. exchange some
service If man works out: sober HO. 5:t7
-la
MAN AND WIFE. colored. desire janitor S
quarters al once in exchange for part-time
service, small salary; city references. GE.
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LIQUOR STORE and delicatessen doing
In excess Of $1,000 per wk. business in enc
OF the best and busiest sections in Mount
Pleasant: price $500. substantial cash
REQUIRED.
self-service grocery. averaging So 900
per wk. business: large apt. available with
store: rood fixtures and lease; price,
Sl6,500
Grocery. colored trade owner will
guarantee $500 per week cash business
good living quarters. reasonable rent on
5-yr. lease price. Sill 900 for lock, stock
and barrel
Delicatessen. downtown store, colored
trade, owner quotes $500 per week bust
ness; price, $500. plus stock
II you have a home or business for IA .
call Henry Snyder for prompt courteous
attention and watch for results ACME
Brokers, / lis ] 5th st, nv. d. Sil6 lie
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COMMERCIAI-Wilson boulevard Clar-
endon. Va. 5-bedroom brick. ready for
store construction new used as residence
by owner; asking S21 300 Easy terms
can be arranged
Route No ] highway-l6 acres 500
loot frontage, restaurant and 16 cottages
Money maker. Immediate possession
Luckets. Va. between Leesburg and
Point OF Rocks-Large S-room house sun
porch, is or more acres; excellent for
summer school: now used as residence
Price only $500. Terms to suit pur-
Some desirable Arlington lots as low as
$500. c. W. CLEVER CO.. INC, CHI
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

tsursnt, Opportunity for Responsible part,
sbie buiidnss Tor BUSINESS D and fesidsn a
Plenty parking SPACE Can be purchase,
sis'f at Th Ss5asa to Essns p
STEELE; Resltors. Fails Church 1890.
B BEATTY n SHOP sc losstiopMRent g,
S sssf EoI isg 4os inlsfn.1,ss ssasss
spesis!ist: DI. 1854, MI. 72el. WA. ssss
G sssS to So6 operate; owner viii
credit or delivery; self service and colored
For sppointment. call sEIGEL d. AUER
S SfR al, Al a AND COLUMBIA RD-s-stor,
$ q, sNscJsE ;ss! iSf. 80 sse%.s:
through u S distributor opportunity e e
men and women to own and operate a
or more latest modernistic aluminium cast
not nut dispensers. direct from factory
secure locations If desired. Sl,7S0 i'm.
med,ae cash req required to own outright
substantial earnings need apply; for per.
sonal interview in Washington, write
giving phone number. to Box 1a-H, Star
GR0CERY-MEATs. good corner location
so oindsr walk IN refrigerator. meat
esbnet Electric ce Cream csboe dWss
reports $l,7OO weekly business; 3-room
a anor ost as apartment on second moor third
f lease pTee Tor , nns Ren
Call Mr. Knipple, co I4g2, THE KENNEDY
CO. i40S 18th ST. ne. II
SHENANDOAH VALLEY business opportu.
ern restaurant, filling station, post one,
constructed OF blue stone. i single cot.
tages. double cottages. fully equipped
with private bath. hot-water heat. GOOD
equipped with soda fountain. large counter
and stools, booth, tables, chairs; all equip.
msn1 In fbs Sss, eondon HtcheT
post Office combined with restaurant il
fully equipped; large beautiful lawn: 10.
Gated midway between Harrisonburx anc
sss o '5eo' immediate possession D.''e
place in prewar years known as Dorothy
Inn; closed during war. now open: gros.
business BUSH. IL; for for. mos $1,000; sor.
equipped, 56X3o eia6orate dining ina' room room
equipped to accommodate % people, mod
f eT.azs iarE E kitchen three ranges quick
genuine ANTIQUES. bath, heat. one master
furniture; one l2xl5 limestone rock cot.
tase. garage beneath and 4-room apart.
ment above with bath. heat, lights: mid
MaS uetMeeu EuinDuTE ana WOODSTOCK
Va, on U, s. IL; G00-ft frontage, . acre,
lang; possession 30 days: price, $50. 500
Department store, meat market, lunch.
room and service station. combined in one
unit 30x90 cinder- block building with 80,
20 concrete basement divided into thre,
separate units; 35a-ft. well, stoker-fec
o acres land, is-mi road frontage: fran
shiSe Tor popular make electrical appliances:
sonpsd Prs piFsetesig Soo new years old
equipment: after materials become avail
able can easily gross 100000 year
most progressive poultry section OF Rock.
insham County. Va. at double crossroad.
on New Brooks Gap hwy; price. $50, OO0
and selling or leasing real estate Contac Ct
us for further details H. B. LONG New
Market. Va. Phone 90 III
CoMMERCIAI-Wilson boulevard, Clar.
endln- Va S-hadrnnra hriI.i 4
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OPA News

"OPA will recommend freight increases amounting to but a small fraction of those demand ed by the steamship companies when the hearings reopen in Washington. D o." promises i Donald J O'Conn 1T. formerly Price Executive for Alaska and i now Price Executive for all tel- ritories and possessions.
 NPA, he said, will recommend certain rate increases which .''in OPA's judgment will be least disturbing to the cost of living and to private enterprise in AL aska, but none of which will have any serious effect on Alaska's economy '"
 He also stated that the 10 mil- lion deficit anticipated by the steamship company lis so absurd that OPA is unable togive it any serious consideration "
 He said the OPA would call to the Maritime Commissions par ticular attention "the remarkat- ly expensive operation resulting from the purchase of ancient ships, pirated out of the Sargas- so Sea " when the consumer traveller and importer-has to pay for service on the basis of the most expenslvely-maintained ships in the world.
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furnish to the local repre- enta- tive of the Fish and Wildlife Ser vice a statement in writing ef intention to operate, together with information as to the na- ture, extent, and place of opera tion and at the close of the sea- son furnish an accurate report on forms provided for that pur- pose.
 Each season, prior to com mencement of commercial fish, ing, the name or number of each boat shall be furnished in writing to the local representative of the Fish and Wildlife Service.
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If there is any weakness re- msiniDg in the ea'th's cru as shown by recent earthquakes, 1t may show up again on May 30 It may be two days before the 30th or two days after but it centers about that date.
 This general statement re- minds one of the Delphian Oracle in ancient h, tory time which could state all answer and 1t would be correcr which ever way it turned out. However, the'e is scientific basis for making the predictions
 The earthquake that caused the tidal wave and the one re- ported on May 3fd both occurred under conditions similar to what we meet with on the 30th or whereabouts. The moon and sun will both be attracting or exert ing a strain on the earth in ac- cordance with Newton's law of universal gravitation. The moon will be at perigee which means it is considerably closer to the earth than most days
 Three planets are moving into position to add gravitational at- traction, also, namely. Uranus, Venus and Saturn
 Olaf Halverson
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ehorage, returned to Kodiak ny plane this week.

Some of the freight, including a portion for Ben Kraft, Loran Wilmington of the City Meat market, and Christy's bakery, was unloaded from the Lakina at Ouzinkie and brought to Kod- iak via the government dock.
 After a brief closure Christy's opened on receipt Of thelr yeast, but are now facing a severe shortage in shortening, as there is none on the boat.
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With collections still incom- pete, $242 has been collected in the Penny Fund drive for the Seattle Orthopedic hospital, Mrs. Bea Nachtweih, chairman, an nounced today.
 Of this $6 l6 was donated by school children at the Cub
 Many of the envelopes arestill out, snd anyone who has not had theirs icked up with their con- tributions may leave them at Kraft's or the Kodiak Variety store.
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MT. and Mrs. Ray Dell, for merly of Kodiak, are now located again in Anchorage, after driv- ing up the Alaska Highway to Fairbanks. They have been in California and other southern points the past year.
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Long distance telephone time allotted to Kodiak bas been in- creased an hour, and the hours for calls to Seattle and points be- yond is now from 9 am to l2 noon each day. The previous hours of s to g and to ? are cancelled
 Persons desiring to place calls can be assured of better service if they make their appointments at least the day before.
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Five local men were the suc- eessful bidders Wednesday after noon at the Louis Dumas prop- erty sale ordered to settle the estate.
 New owners are John Glb- bons, Harry Christopherson, Kimball DeYoung, loran Whit tington and Lee Bettinger, who made the top bid of $4500 for the 3-acre plot and 2 buildings, located in the cove on Mission road next to the Leite addition.
 The waterfront property was bought with view to making it av liable for future industrial use, it is reported.
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Lee Teague, special agent in charge of the FBI, at Anchorage, arrived here yesterday by plane to spend a few days. He will be guest speaker at the Rotary luncheon Tuesday.
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Ray Martin, owner of the Club Liquor store, returned to Kodiak yesterday after 8 busi- ness trip to the States and an Easter visit to his family in Los Angeles.
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hsrles Madsen left Tuesday morning for Uganik with two Outside bear hunters, J. Freder- ick Palmer and Al owe.
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Mrs. Edna Kraft left by plane yesterday for Seattle, On a buy ing trip for Kraft's store and the women's wear department which she manages. She expects to be gone only 2 weeks.
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Marcus Meyer and James Martz have been named by 0. A. Torgerson to assist in the sale of raff1e tickets for the 1946 Ford Sedan to be given away to raise money for the community play ground.
 The tickets will be sold at only $1 each and the drawing to de- termiLe the winner will be held July 4.
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da Jordsu to Richard stockwell.

Cannery officials were guests at the Rotary luncheon Tuesday, and a few words were heard from Tom Johnson, PAF, Alitak; !; Howard Wakefield, Apex Fish Co.,, George King, San Juan Can hing Co.,, UganiK; and Mark Jen- sen. of the Washington Fish < Oyster Go.
 Steel Culbertson, assistant manager of the Alaska Canned Salmon Industry, Inc. told of the work of the industry in set ting up a fund of S40,00 for the Bristol bay area for 8 conserva- tion program to be worked joint Iy with the Fish & Wildlife ser vice.
 Other guests were Nick Miell, John Gibbons and Morris Burn ham.
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Mrs W. J. Wheeldon and Wil- liam Andrews, ex-serviceman, are now employed at the postof- flee as temporary substitute cle ks.
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Town Topics

The Kodiak Garden Club at its meeting at Mrs. Edna Kraft's decided to begin planning now for 8 flower show, to be held sometime in September.
 FRhe next meeting of the club will be at the home of Mrs. W. J. Wheeldon. on Spruce Lane, June 5
 Mir. and Mrs. Jim Brophy, for nerly cf Kodiak, are operating a cafe at Lake Gregory, in Calf , and have purchased a cabin home at the summer resort, which is a mile out of Crestline.
 Mrs. Evelyn Tolliver, also a former Kodiak resident, is work ing for the Brophy's.
 Max Folsom left for Alitak this week where he is going to do some radio transmitter work. He
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expects to be gone several days,

Because of the coal strike a a general embargo has been ls- sued on Railway Express ship ments, the local agent, Lee Bet tinger, has been informed.
 A large list of exceptions IS provided, and the embargo also does not apply to shipments that are carried on the west coast by certain railroads not affected by the coal shortage.
 Shippers should contact the local agent for full information.
 William Anderson, surveyor, began work yesterday for the city on establishing grades for the city streets.
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Every person or company shall, each season, prior to engaging in the processing of fishery products
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It. Gg) snd Mrs Arthur C. Beard who have resided on Mis- sion road, are planning to return to their home in Santa Ana Call ifofnia early next month
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Sale was recorded this week of Lots 3 & 4 of Block 3 in the Leite addition by Fred and Ere
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Az pound g ounce boy was born Wednesday at Spokane, Wash. to MT and Mrs. Kenneth E. Briggs. The grandparents are MT and Mrs. Maurice Briggs of the local postofice. It is their first grandchild.
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Norma Lee has opened a tail- or shop over HeIen's Dress Shop and offers tailoring, remodeling, and refining.
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John Holland, ST., who has been receiving medical treatment at Providence hospital, in An