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Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
For Sale-MODERN HOUSE

Lights. water. nice location. one mile
from Milford. Phone Milford 2t2. or
call at 107 Washington street. Milford.
after p. III. III -2t
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notice.!

All persons are forewarned
against trespassing on my land
with gun, dog or trap.
HERMAN BENSON
nS-3tp Lincoln. Del.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Larse building lot on
Seabury avenue. near Hall Place
If interested. call w. o. Lankiord at
440 during the day or 21lJ evenings
Milford. olS-tf
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notice.!

NO trespassing, cunning or hunt
ing. day or night, on my farm.
nS-3t EVERETT ID. WEBSTER
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LOST

LOST-Camco brooch. Reward if
returned to Virginia Warren at PEN
ncy'S Store, Milford. nS-2t
LOST-Black beetle hound with
brown legs. If found please notify
George l.. Webb, Milford. Phone ST.
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LOST-Tan leather coat OH dirt
road from Staytonsville to Harring-
ton Fair Grounds on Saturday night,
October 26. James FL. Carpenter,
Houston, Del. nS-2tp
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StenOgrapher and Secretary

w NM ED-NCry good permanent po-
Sition with we'll known firm located
in Milford. Experience necessary.
Must he well educated and neat in ap-
pearance. Good pay. working hours
and condition. Write Box No. 2. Mil
ford Chronicle, Milford. oi-tf
NOTICE-Bring your Jewelry trou-
hles to me! ! can rebuild any wrist
or pocket watches to look and run
like new. Rings TO order, any type.
Repair work end cleaning done while
you wait. Gifts mailed free i'm the
L. S. A. Broken jewelry. diamond
brooches. rings OF any description
=. Fl. Frank. "the Little Jeweler OH
the Bridge" Phone 404. Milford. jl7-ti
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FOUND

ND-Two small keys on metal
ring, near Chronicle Office. Owner may
haN" same 10y identifying. Milford
Chronicle. Phone 10. Milford. tip
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08

FOR SALE-Eight room house, II
miles from Milford, miles from Do
yer. Modern in every particular. Five
acres of rich soil. Two large brooder
houses. fully equipped. This home has
to be seen to he appreciated. For
terms and price apply Harry f.. Vim
yard 1902 S. l.. Front street. Milford.
Phone 76. 1tp
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FARM BARGAIN

% acft IHrm, fiNN miles 70 Milford,
one and Unc-half miles 10 store: two
acres in cultivation. remainder in
timber land: two room cottage with
porch: wired for electric: price for
quick sale. $1,000. List of other farm
bargains mailed free. O. H. banning,
Strout Realty. Bridgevillc. Del Phone
2790. 1t
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FOR SALE-F'ully equipped I booth
beauty shop. For Rent: 5-rOon apart
ment and 2-car garage to go with
shop. Oil heat. Write Mrs. Alice Il.
Wiley or call 250. Georgetown. Del.
nS-2t
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FOR SAL.E-That remarkable new
rat poison Anturat made by DR.. Hess.
It's great. Humes Hardware, Milford.
o25-5t
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FOR SALE-BeCauSe or i'll health.
will sell or lease dry cleaning plant
and bungalow furnished, located one
mile south of Sussex prison. on the
DUPONT Highway. For information
write or wire: ituark Dry Cleaners,
Columbus Court. Hollywood Il. /, Flor
ida d28- If
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
PUBLIC SALE!

As I have decided to discontinue
business ut the Rcd Mill Pond I will
where I now reside. -. miles north
of LcWcs. OH the Milford and Reho-
both Highway, known as the Charles
Truitt property. on
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
ELECTROLUX New Elec-

trolux vacuum cleaner for sale. Au.
thorized repair and genuine parts
Write +. Bondira, 1902 South Cones
toga street, Philadelphia IS, ia.
oil -JtD
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WANTED

WANTED-To buy or rent. small
farm. Cash or share basis. Atwood
Tucker. Greenwood, Del. Phone 2lSl.
1t
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

At my farm known as the Smith
Farm, on the road leading. from Wa
pics Pond to Prime Hook Beach. 10
Gated about miles east of NAPLES
Pond on
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08

pa inches with fi:5 = inch Wolcnsak
lens. Aluminium tripod. New Free
Westinghouse electric sewing ma
chine. walnut cabinet with matching
bench. Floor lamp. oak rocker, brass
urn. 10 vol. encyclopedia. two army
cots. Phone Milford 1871. 1t
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FOR SALE-Two stoves. one Estate
TTcatrola. coal burning; other chunk
stove, with oven. Both in good cond-
ton. w. o. Warrington. near Cool
spring, Del. 1t
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NOTICES!

hereby give warning to all per-
sons to not trespass on my prop
erty with dog or gun.
1t c. A. COLELL, Milford
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08

FOR S.ALE-Seven piece dinette set.
four chairs, l china closet. buffet
table. c. .. Reynolds, Federal and
Marshall streets. Milton, Del. Phone
Milton 2121. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08

FOR SALE-Onc green neon lunch
sign on pole and six red neon sections
for building. This includes transfOr-
mer Inquire Marys Lunch. Rehoboth
Boulevard, Milford. n1-3tp
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Fol; S.\LE--Onc bay mare. four
years old, weighs around 1850 pounds.
gentle for children to ride. also one
iron grey mare. five years old. excel
lent saddlcr. They are both hlocky
built, and wen mated in shape and
size. Will make fine farm team. win
sell either on hoth or. exchange for
cattle. Also one Guernsey bun. fatten-
ing to butcher Thad Windsor, Mil
ford. $50 tt
FOR SALE-120 acre farm, 16 room
dwelling and tenant house. & rooms.
large horse and COW barn. Silo. miles
west of Dover. fine location. we'll fen
c"d. old growth shade. fine lawn,
electric and telephone available. Pos
session January 19l7. Terms arranged.
Building alone could not be replaced
for double asking price. T.. ID. Lopcr,
"'.Her. Viola. Delaware. Phone FELTON,
",Nl 1tu
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Property on Union
street. Milton Delaware. Write Baker,
5l05 Westford Road. Philadelphia. Pa.
nl-3tp
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WANTIGD-Man to operate small
fully equipped farm. four miles west
of LcweS, on improved road and feed
a small herd of beef cattle. Salary
with privilege of keeping chickens and
pigs for own use. Good house. handy
truck area and tirewOOd. Write or call
for interview David Marine. Is Bal
tmore avenue. Echohoth. Del.
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Headquarters for Rock Wool,

Loose, gTanuIated, bats r. 0. +. Mil
ford Blown or sold by bag or carton.
Also ceiling materials. Wholesale or
retail. George L. Nacklin Company.
Milford. Phone 393. MATT
FOR SALE-19i6 "a ton lntcrnatiOn-
nj pickup truck. diversified tires and
rear wheels. special built stake body.
extra wheel tires and tubes. heater.
This is No. ! job. John +. Abbott
Phone Harrington 326. 1t
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FOR SAlE- Dutch lap roof shingles
--colors (green. blue. black and redD.
Guaranteed not TO blow up or off. Free
estimates and small monthly payments
from | to 3 years. All work done by
experienced men. Write Al Mcgee.
Searord, Del, or phone Scaford 1884.
j14-tf
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Fairbanks & Howe Platform

Scales. 1000 pounds, for sale. Bottle
coolers. frozen food cabinets. Poultry
picking machines. Immediate delivery.
Oriole Store Equipment Company. sal
iSbury, Md. Phone 1855. a12-tf
FOR SkLE;--Applc and peach trees,
guarantced as good as grows. also
shade trees. evergreens. towering
shrubs aud small fruits. Write for price
list, fall and spring delivery. Mycr
Nursery Company, Bridgcvillc, Del.
S20-Stp
FOR SALE - Heavy blocks for
blocking heavy buildings: also timber
s. X 10 IL: one FrcuhauC undcrSlunE
'ra'ilcr chassis. 22 feet (chcap): one
heavy oil tank, $50 gallons. Apply
liaIlctt Ninyard. Phon" Milford l5GAN.
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FOR SALE-Practically new white
nancled cook stove for coal or wood
Has hot water reservoir. 5 gallon ca
pacity, also parlor stov" for coal or
wood in good condition. Chas. r.
Phillips, o. w. Davis Farm in Mil
ford. tip
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08

FOR S.ALE-Electric range, Ply
mouth Road. Viola, on the west side
of highway. Mary Il. Smith. FELTON,,
Del Met
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08

FOR SALE-Housc on Chestnut
street. Milton. Del. Seven rooms and
bath. Mrs. John L. Cowgirl. pcnnsyl-
vania avenue and First street. RchO-
both; Del. Phone 6471. III -2tp
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Notice-Public StenOgrapher:

Typing. filing out legal forms, tipping
monthly statements May | help you?
Louise S. Mcintyre. Telephone day $50:
evening 429 Harrington. m17-tf
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WANTED-HOLLY Wreaths

Cedar Wrcaths. Pine Wreaths Lau-
rel TwigS. Laurel Roping, Cedar and
Pine Roping, Berricd Holly. See me
before selling. II. Ernest COnwcll
Milton, Del. nSJt
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08

FOR SALE-12 gauge single barrel
Bay State shot gun. ] buckcta day
stove with 80 gallon galvanized tank:
set pipe threadcrs. assorted dies.
Phone Milford 660II. 1t
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FOR SALE-1936 VS. coupe. Extra
good condition Call after O'Clock or
Saturday afternoon. Between Hick
man and fredericksburg. Md. Elmer
TriCc. SmithVille, Md. 1tp
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LONG LEAF PINE Wanted.

In five foot lengths. rough. peeled or
with bark on. Delivered our yard at
Glendale. Call 63iR3 or 63lR1. Mil
ford. Ellendtle Excelsior Company,
Inc. Glendale. m23-tf
WANTED-G. NJ. G. on Chevrolet
u or q ton pickup or panel truck.
no later than 1910. Must be in good
running condition. Write or call. Mrs.
Martha Lawrence. Route |. ut NAPLES
Pond, Milton, Del. nS-2tp
WANTED-To Buy: Piece of land
in vicinity of Indian River in Rcho-
both Bay, from Il lot to Il couple OF
acres. To he used for small summer
cottage. Reasonable. Write Box II.
Milford Chronicle. Milford. MS 1t
WANTED--Collcctor and salesman.
Experienced only. Established route.
Must he resident of Milford or Vicin-
Ity. Car and small cash bond neces-
sary. This is lifetime opportunity
ana excellent salary. Apply Lcibman's,
40 King street, Wilmington. Del.
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Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08

FOR SALES acre tract Of land
near fredericksburg. Dorchester County.
Md. eight room house, electric light.
water. chicken house with capacity
for 10000 chickens. n. G. Bramble and
Son, Bridgeville, Del. nj -2t
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APPLES FOR SALE

Red Delicious. Rome, York. L. L.
Kratz, Greenwood, Del Phone 2704
nS-tf
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Personal Loans Financing

Call Georgetown 476. Low rates, quick
service. Citizens Loan and
Mortgage Company. South Race street.
Georgetown. m24-tf
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AT TEN O'CLOCK \. NJ
Rain or Shine
The following:
MACHINERY
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WANTED-CORN TO PICK

Have picker with recleancr attach
ment. Reuben j. Rutt. Phone Milford
643J2. nj -2t
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NOTICE-Button scrap to give away
to anyone who will haul it. Excellent
for building road or concrete base or
filling holes. Phone 22t1. Richards and
Milton. Del. n1-tf
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FOR S.\LE-One q h. p. motor. 10
to 220 volts 5 "A h. p. motors, no
volts. 5i2 h. p. outboard motor. Call
Milford jG2. nS-2t
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FOR SALE-Either business as a
whole, or all equipment. of the most
modern, less than one year old. Con-
sisting of the most modern meat and
grocery business. and equipment. Will
sell either in bulk. or individual piece
Full and complete. Entirely of the best
modern equipment Thrifty Food Mar
kct, Berlin, MD o1S-tf
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Boots, Boots, Rubber Boots

FOR SALE-Arl sizes. q hip and
knee. Best grade rubber. i. +. Good
rich make Priced right. Arctcs and
overshoes Economy Auto Supply. Mil
ford. NIT
FOR SALE-55 acres of land with
standing timber, 80 acres ready to
cut. East of Lincoln City. Delaware
Known as the Uranus Jones Estate.
Owner. Mrs Della V. Warren. Mil
ton, Delaware. o2J- fl
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Located ut CCC Camp OH State
Highway Route Is at LcwcS, Sussex
County.
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NOTICE

NOTiCE-Cash paid for good used
cars and junkers. See Gross. Frederica.
al9-12tp
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NOTICE. have started barber
shop in my home. Open every night
except Wednesday and Sunday even
ings. Prices are reasonable. Albert
Lincoln, Del. n1-2tp
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DAVENPORT Suite

FOR SALE-Electric welder. por-
table, trailer type. 300 Amp. gener-
ator, practically new. Driven by 81 H.
p. VS. motor. 200 feet of cable. Lee
| w. Johnson. Route 112, Redden, Del
O25 3tp
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FOR RENT

FOR RI;NT-Room in quiet home.
Phone lS9M, Milford. nj -2tp
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WANTED-To buy: House with
modern convcnicnces in Milford. See
store Manager at DiNon's Jcwclry
store. JIG If
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08

WANTED-Party with SAW mill to
saw approximately 2jO.000 feet of
lumber. Leroy f.. Carey. Milton. Del.
| hone 3I51 nS-2t
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WANTED--Fcmale Help. Finishing
department. Year around work. En-
periencc unnecessary. Milford Laun-
dry. Milford. m24-tf
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FOR SkLE-Home Comfort range.
Burns wood or coal. In good condition.
Mrs. Herman Benson, Lincoln. Del
Phone jS1Jl. nS-2tp
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WANTFD-Wc buy old furniture i'm
any condition if it's about 100 years
old. Also china. glass. brass and any
thing old. Write Box II. CO Milford
Chronicle. Milford. nS-itp
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
ACETYLENE TORCH FOF

SALE--Nearly new, perfect condition,
all equipment. reasonable price. Fran
els Wilson, Georgetown Phone 471R2
n1-2tp
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NOTICE-Weekly feed deliveries in
your vicinity. Call lis for service.
Milford Supply Company, Shawnee
Road. Milford. s6-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02
ANNA WYNN RITES TO BE HELD TOMORROW

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Vim, aged resident of Juneau who passed away last week, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 O. clcck in Northern Light Presbyter- ian church. The Rev. Willis R. Booth will conduct the services, and Mrs. Crystal Jenne will sing two selections. Interment will be in the Vim family plot of Ever green cemetery.
 Active pallbearers for the ser vices will be J. s. MacKinnon, Waino Hendrickson, George Skuse, Charles Skuse, Eugene Nelson and H. I. Lucas. Honorary pallbearers will be John Beck, William Bosch, J. J. Connors, Sr., Dean c. E. Rice, Dr. E. H. Kaser and George Simp- kins.
 The casket will not be opened at the church during the services. Friends who wish may call at the Charles w. Carter mortuary this evening between T and 9 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02
HOypITAL NOTES

St. Ann's Hospital has admitted Harold E. Gallant, William Nieder- hauser, Donald Erickson, Master Cadeentes, Stanley Duke, all for medical attention, and Mrs. Henry Larson for surgery.
 Discharged were Mrs. Larry Hig- gins, Fay Johnson and James Drake, surgery, and George Me Daniels after medical treatment.
 Government Hospital admitted Carl Marvin, Jr., from Hoonah and Archie White of Juneau on Satur- day, and Mrs. Alice Sitton of Ju- neau on Sunday. Albert Johnson of Juneau was discharged.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02
TERRITORIAL SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS TO MEET DURING WEEK

The second annual conference of Territorial School Administrators will be held in Juneau next Thurs day and Friday, according to pr James c. Ryan, Commissioner ot Education.
 Representatives are expected tc attend from all parts of Southeast Alaska, including Ketchikan, Craig Petersburg, Wrangell, Douglas, Ju- neau, Sitka, Haines, Skagway ano Hoonah.
 Other school delegates invited tc the conference are Prof. Everett R Erickson of the University of Alas ka; Sister Mary Ethelbert, princi- pal of St. Ann's Parochial School and school representatives from the Office of Indian Affairs in the i'm mediate vicinity.
 Opening conference will take place next Thursday morning at g o'clock in the Council Chambers. Election of general chairman will be helc at that time and discussions vii take place on the round table plan
 Twenty-three representatives me last month in Anchorage for sim liar conference of administrator. from the interior and Western Alaska schools.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02
HARVEY GIRLS" IS MUSICAL WESTERN,
 CApIT0L'S FEATURE

Judy Garland adds another tri- Iumph to success-filled career as the spirited Harvey House waitress on the rampage against gambling and crooked rule in "The Harvey House Girls" M-G-M's brilliant new musical-western, which is the feature at the Capitol Theatre. The story takes its inspiration from some of the early-day ex- periences of the famous chain of Harvey restaurants that pioneered the West at the side of the Santa Fe Railroad. Opposed to the law and ored which one of these eat ing houses brings to Sandrock, New Mexico, are Ned Trent (John Ho- diak) and Sam Purvis (Preston FosteD who array the forces of their dance-hall and gambling es- tahlishment to effect the removal of the Harvey Girls.
 They meet their match, however, in Susan Bradley (Judy GarlanO who not only converts the bad ele- ment of the town into law-abiding citizens but wins the love of Trent against the tough competition of Elm Angela Lansbury), worldly wise star of the Alhambra Dance Hall.
 Although Director George Sidney has given the meiodraIna Of the plot tongue -in-cheek humor, there are plenty of thrills, including a knockout brawl between Kodiak and Foster and a spectacular climactic scene in which the Harvey House is burned to the ground.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02
HOMELESS CHILDREN NEED FOSTER H0ME5;
 PLEA IS MADE HERE

Since the need for foster homes was called to the attention of the community about three weeks ago, some of the best homes in Juneau and Douglas have opened their doors to homeless children. This response has been most encourag- ing, but there is still serious lack of foster homes in Juneau and vicin- ity, fors children of all ages, accord ing to Mrs. Diane B. Tickell, Acting District Worker of the Juneau Well fare Office. Children are homeless though no fault of their own. Sometimes a home must be provid- ed for child for a Short period of time only, while the family is finding a place to live or while ar- arrangements are being made for the child to live with relatives else- where in Alaska or in the States. At other times, a permanent home must be found for child whose own family is broken up by death or divorce and sometimes homes are needed for children who have been seriously neglected by irresponsible parents.
 What is wanted in a home? A sincerely affectionate and under standing attitude toward the in- dividual child. Most of the chil- dren who need homes, have no more behavious problems than any normal, growing child; there are some who present more severe prob lens and who need special help from their foster parents. In the past month, homes have been found for three young girls, and at the present time there is an urgent need a home for a month or two for a IS year old girl. All persons who m fight be interested in Knowing more about the needs which their home might fill are urged to contact the Welfare Of- flee in the Klein Building, phone l771.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02
PERCY REYNOLDS x WINNER, LIONS
 RAINFALL pOOI

The Lions Club monthly rair pool is based on official records and reports of the rainfall (precip- itation in Juneau by the U. S Weather Bureau. The official rain- fall for November is for the period beginning 7:30 a. m. October 3l and ending November 30, 7:30 a. m The total official rainfall in Juneau for November was 12:54 inches.
 Percy Reynolds hit the bulls eye by guessing the exact rainfall fol November and will be awarded first prize of $200. John Beck guessed 12.50 inches, second best guess, and will be awarded the second prize oi $50 Robert s. Sanford guessed 1259 inches and Joseph O. Rude guessed 1249 inches, each off .0s inch, and each will be awarded one-half of the third prize of $25
 Honorable mention goes to Carol B. Eastaught who guessed 12.6l inches.
 The lowest and highest guests for the November rainfall are II; inches by Art Mantyla and 25.2s inches by Mckay Malcolm.
 A bicycle and other prizes will be awarded in Room 412, Goldsteir Building at 4:30 p. m. today to tho boy or girl selling the most rainpoo tickets last month. The Juneau Lions Club has now suspended the monthly rainpool for an indefinite period, after having raised thei pledge of $750 to the Juneau Mem orial Library Fund.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02
June B. leivers
 Becomes Bride of
 5. Sgt. C. Amsden

At a very pretty candle light service solemnized in the Northern Light Presbyterian Church on Sat- urday evening, June Beverly Leiv- CTS, daughter of MT and Mrs. J w. Leivers, became the bride of S-Sgt Guy Amsden. The service was read by the Rev. Willis R Booth before a host of friends of the young couple. The double ring ceremony was used.
 At the appointed hour, Mrs. Kate Amsden, mother of the bridegroom who came to Juneau for the cere- mony from her home in Broadus Montana, was ushered to the fam fly pew, and immediately after, Mrs Leivers was seated. The candles were lighted by Miss Marjorie Wilx jams, and Miss Frances Paul sang two solos: The Lords Prayer" by Mallott and T Love But Thee" by Grieg. She was accompanied by SdlOl ooN2o ob JAiN OA 6IAif WAAS also played the Wedding March.
 The bride was attended by Mrs Adrienne Cooley and Mrs. Dorothy King as matronS of honor, and by Miss Irene Williams as bridesmaid The three wore formals in pastel shades with matching hair plumes The bride wore a white Drocaded gown, with a long train and fling er-tip veil caught to a jewelled crown. Instead of the convention al brides bouquet, she carried her Eastern Star white bible, which was surmounted by gardenias and draped with white ribbons and caught with pink rosebuds.
 The bride, who was taken to the altar by her father, was preceded by Miss Joanne Bowling, daughter of MT. and Mrs. R. w. Bowling, as flower girl, she being dressed in a pink net formal.
 The bridegroom was attended by MT. Winfred King as best man, and also by T-Sgt. Norman Bucey and Sgt. Vernon More, who were ushers and together with the bridegroom wore their Army uniforms, and with the best man formally attired
 The reception was held in the Blue Room of the Scottish Rite Temple, which was attended by a host of their friends from g to II o'clock. Mesdames M. s. Whit tier, H. D. Stabler, J. A. Williams and Geo. F. Alexander, presided over the refreshment table; the punch bowl by Miss Patricia Tuckey and the wedding cake was cut by Mrs. H. I. Lucas. Misses Jane Brant and June Eliason and Mes danes Betty Rice DeRoux, Rae Peterson and Gertrude Willard ser we'd, the latter two being nieces oi the brides mother. The guest book was passed around by Adrien.lt Cooley. Mrs. George B. Rice pre- pared the refreshments.
 The young couple left for Sitka today to spend a weeks honey. moon, and will be at home in tht Fosbee Apartments after Decem- Der 10.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02
NIGHT COURSES IN BUILDING TRADES
 STARTING TONIGHT

Those interested in night courses of related instruction in the Build ing Trades are reminded that a meeting will be held this evening at o'clock in Room No. l of the Juneau High School.
 If you are an apprentice or a joulneyman in the building trades, an employer in busildin gtrades. or are interested in taking course in blueprint reading and mechanical drawing or any other similar course, you are asked to attend this meet ing and express desire to take such course.
 In order that classes may be started, ten people must register for each course. Tuition for vet erans of World War II will be paid by the Veterans Administration, and a nominal fee, yet to be de- termined, will be charged for non- veterans.