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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-28

they had IS passengers from Ju- neau and 2l passengers. who were tansferrea from the Pacific North sin Atrlnes on their flight from Naknek.
 FrCm Seattle to Juneau were.
 Leo Domngo, Marcelo Antonio, Narcisco Reyes, Teolllo Lagazo, Ep- isanio Tungpalan, Roberto Tim bro2a, Cosma Gimeno, Maxine Nuesca Jchnny Ragonian
 Vicente Saposas, Uryano Santos, Ray Domingo Sylvestre Mendoza, Max Salvadare, John Mcdonald, Ernest Brown, Frank Ongersoll.
 Mrs. Frank Ingersoll, Leslie Hayes, G,nivive Hayes, Amanda Ccok, Janice Durance and infant, William Durance, Hildegarde Me hiline.
 Myrtle Phillips, Huntington Tay- Ter, Bruce Mote, Eva Mote, H. A. Langdcn. May Langdon, Jewett Langaon, James Conwen, Daisy Watkins end infant, Thomas Wat kins.
 Juneau D Seattle: W. E. Beamer, Clarice Eber Dave Radakovich, John Hill, A. E. Brown, Mrs. Brown, Shirley Meuwissen. Marie Kassler.
 Ray Thrasher Marguerite Thrash CT, Vera Martin, Eva Nelson, John Fain.
 Pete Hilare, Ellen Brewer, Flora Kammann. fancy Kammann, John Cheney.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-28
ranU LODGE

Call Mary Joyce at the Baranof
 for reservations and transportation arrangements -adv. 604-ti
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-28
DOUGLAS
 NEWS

Ray Reed, coach at the Douglas schools, is back in town from trip to the westward He has been work ing at Whittier.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-28
LEMON GREEK TRAIL OPEN

The Lemon Creek Trail is now open to foot traffic according to an announcement from the Admiralty Division Of the U. s. Forest Ser vice. District Ranger Larry Aack said that q tail crew cleared the area last week but that the first three quarters of a mile must be traversed ever the logging road. He said that logging operations on Lemon Creek are now inactive.
 About four-fifths of the resi- dents of Canada were born in the country.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-28
ORLGONIAN HERE

Mapril A. Keasey Of Portland, Oregon, is a guest at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-28

MT. anG Mrs. Don Neal are the proud parents of baby girl born Sunday at St. Ann's Hospital The taby joins two sisters and broth CT MT. Neal is connected with the Signal Corp in Juneau.
 MT. and Mrs. " A. Hensey be- came parents for the fourth time Saturday when Mrs. Hensey gave birth to a pound, ounce baby boy at s Anns Hospital in Ju- neau
 MT. and Mrs. R. L. Anderson moved last week to their newly ac- quired home on Nob Hill, rom the Kilburn apartments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-28

yesterday to 430 a today)
 WEATHER Gulf xaska Hudson Bay An Beng southwest located about 500 California second high center
 
 fall during the past "A hours over the Of Alaska along middle points along the coast from thundestorms Provinces southern Canada Temperatures were Alaska yesterday and ranged from 50 to 55 Alaska this
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-28
MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN
Reports from Marine Stations at I:30 P. M. today
 If Wa

PERIOD ENDING TUESDAY EVE Alaska and the outside waters than 5 miles hour light scattered rain showers Con- slider along the coast tonight
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-28

Empire Wanl-aos Tor results!
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Damce Program
For Arts Club

Members of the Arts Club and
their friends will again be able to
enjoy the terpsichorean art of Miss
Linda Verrill, interpreter of Oriental
dances, at a benefit to be sponsored
by the club March 4.
The graceful dancer, who studied
under Seika Sarina, a student OF
the Oriental dance for IS years,
presented a program last March
at the Arts Club and her return
performance promises to attract
many admirers.
The dances she performs are those
of Java, Bali, Siam, Burma, Korea
and India and are performed in bril-
liantly colored costumes brought
from the Orient to music recorded
in the Far East.
Besides studying under Seika
Sarina, Miss Verrill is also pupil OF
Ruth st. Denis and of the Albertina
Rash Ballet School of New York,
where she trained for five years.
She holds the Office of chairman
of the dance department for the
Arts Club. Proceeds from the dance
will be used for the clubhouse at
2017 I street NV.
United States Savings Bonds are
good Government securities. What
is more, they pave the way for good
individual security for the future.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Wellesley Club
Exhibit and Sb01V
1t the Mavfl01Ver

The Washington Wellesley Club
scholarship fund benefit this year
will be a unique combination of an
exhibit and three performance
fashion show to be held March IA al
the Mayflower Hotel.
The three style showings, will be
given in the main ballroom, in the
afternoon and evening. At the same
time, the exhibit, including furni-
ture, linens, china, silverware and
other displays from Connecticut
avenue stores, will be on view con-
tinuously throughout the afternoon
and evening in the East, Chinese and
Pan American rooms.
Among the patronesses who have
been announced for the affair are:
Mrs. George C. Marshall, Nine.
Henri Bonnet, Nine v. K. yelling
ton Koo, Sonora de Espinosa de los
Monteros, Mrs. Harold Burton, Mrs
Millard Tydings, Mrs. Owen Brews-
ter, Mrs. John Davis Lodge, Mrs
Charles G. Ross, Mrs. Lloyd B. Will
son, Mrs. James Houghteling and
Mrs. Emil E. Hurja.
Proceeds from the benefit will &c
toward scholarships awarded each
year by the club to outstanding de-
serving girls chosen from a list of
exceptional students from public and
private schools in washington and
enVironS.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
WASPS, 9os, Women Flyers
Aviatiom Banquet Planned
By Three W0mem's Groups
By Gretchen Smith
Women's Club Editor

members with 16 chapters in the
United States and one in Hawaii.
Two members, former service girls,
are flying under the CT Bill of
Rights while one is an aircraft dis
tributor for Bellanca. It's program
includes an intensive ground school
course which will begin the end of
this month.
Principal speaker at the banquet
will be Miss Jacqueline Cochran,
former president of the 99s and
organizer of the WASPS, who will
come from New York for the occa-
sion.
Honor guests will include Mrs.
Jeannette Lempke Sovereign, presi-
dent of the 99s; Miss Vivian New
hauser, vice president of the Women
Flyers of America; Mrs. Glare 10
Marsh Stember, former president of
the Order of Fiflnella; Mrs. Alice
Rogers Hager, president of the
Women's National Press Club and
editor of Skyways Magazine; War
ren Francis, president of the Mems
National Press Club; Glenn L. Mar
tin, president of the Glenn l.. Martin
Co., and w. T. Piper, president of
the Piper Aircraft Corp.
Reservations may be made indi-
vidually or in groups. Tables will
seat eight persons, permitting in
dustrial, professional or personal
groups to be sure of exclusive occu-
pancy of a table if desired.
Reservations may be made by
telephoning or writing Miss Howard
at 610 Shoreham Building, Wash
ineton.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Memorial T01Uer
TOBe Dedicated

The long-delayed dedication of
the Memorial Bell Tower at Valley
Forge, Pa, built by the Daughters
of the American Revolution in
commemoration of one of Washing
tons most hardly fought victories
will be held May 18, according to an
announcement by Mrs. Julius Y
Talmadge, president general of the
OAR.
The ceremony, planned last year
but Cancelled due to the rail strike
will also dedicate the gifts of bells
and stars made to the carlton last
year, Mrs. Talmadge said.
The president general also an
nounced that a pilgrimage to Valley
Forge will be made May 18 by
hundreds of OAR delegates on theil
way to the 56th Continental Con-
gress, which will convene here
May 10.
The construction of the bell tower
Is one of the main postwar projects
of Mrs. Talmadge's administration
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Engagement Pad

1 Izaak Walton League, Columbia Chapter-
Thursday. $50 pm, Women's City
United States @ Forestry ores T Service. e.SeA'A''
Hebrew Academy Of Washington, Ladies
Auxiliary-Wednesday 8:15 pm, with
Rabbi and Mrs. M. H. Levinson, 735 AL
lison street NV, Furtm party.
Mount Holyoke Club of Washington-
day, ,6:45 pm, Hotel 2400, founder S
fns day dinner: dinner: speaker Dr. Everett Hawk
Sigma Alpha Iota-Tomorrow. g pm, with
Charlotte Shear. 1883 Ontario place
NV, composition prosram.
Beta Sigma Phi, Epsilon Chapter-Thurs-
day, p.m;, 712 Eleventh street NV.
Alpha Phi, washington Alumnae CHARTER
GLADYS Fielding. so1e TiIden street NV.
Alpha Delta ri. washington Alumnae
Chapter-Wednesday, $3.50 pm, Fair
fax Hotel, dinner meeting.
Community Film Council THURSDAY, 10
snasts st. os.r ab4S Church se Perish ,s hall III
The Motion Picture in Education
District Daughters Of the American Revolu-
tion-Tomorrow, IL a;m.,. American Red
Cross Committee, chapter house: pm.,
Victory Chapter. with Mrs. j. Edwin
coEon cobS fPsfMzsE Moef Miss Recoeeons aois as u
President Lincoln and Civil War Days"
Monday evening, Mary washington
anniversary celebration. Wednesday,
Susan Riviere Hetzel Chapel, chapter
house, benefit Friday. 1:30 pm, OAR
ta mental Hall; speaker; Mrs: W. W. Hus-
2 to pm Girl Home Makers Com
mittee, chapter house, annual tea.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
.Cbevy Chase Group
To Hear Lecture
Bv Allen DuvalL

With the approach of spring and
the traditional first robin, the ma
ture-garden section of the Woman's
Club Of Chevy Chase has planned
a program in keeping with the sea-
son at meeting at 2 pm. tomorrow
The speaker will be Allen Duvall
of the Wild Life Service of the
Department of the Interior. He
will speak on birds, Their Life
and Habits" and will discuss in
particular, the birds of this area
how to recognize them, their Pc
culiarities and characteristics.
Mr.. Duvall is a well-knowr
oynithologist, and was one of two
scientists selected to be sent from
the Interior Departments Wild Life
Service on the Nanook Expedition
to the Arctic last summer.
Mrs. E. Osmun Barr, assistant
chairman of the section, will pre-.
side.
Sir Frederick Puckle, counsellor
of the British Embassy, will b,
guest speaker at a meeting of tn,
international relations section O.
the club at pm. Tuesday.
The subject of his talk will b.
India, where he spent 80 years II
the civil service, with an interva
of four years in the Indian Army
during World War 7. Sir Frederick
was head of the Indian Govern.
ment's Department of Information
from 1887 to 1943. With his wife
and daughter, he has only recently
returned to Washington from Lon,
don. They will be the honor guest:
at a tea following the meeting.
The clubs social section will hole
dinner, followed by cards ane
dancing, at 7 pm. Saturday at thu
clubhouse. Mrs. j. A. Russell i.
dinner hostess. The section viii
also hold a business meeting at l.
am. Monday, March 8. All mem.
bers are invited to attend.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
GreembeIt PROGRAM

The Fine Arts Division of the
Woman's Club of Greenbelt will
meet at 8:15 pm. Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Walter Bierwagen, 1-B
Westway.
Mrs. Leland Love, chairman of the
division, will present Mrs. Harlan
Randall, soprano soloist, and Mrs
Gordon Finlay, pianist, in musical
program. Also on the program will
be Mrs. Grace F. Green, who will
read an original poem, and Mrs. E
Paul Hawk, who will give a reading
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Business and Professional
Clubs

Zonta CIub-Wednesday. l pm, Dodge
Hotel, luncheon and business meeting.
Women's Advertising Club of Washington
Wednesday. 1880 Pm, Washington
Hotel, luncheon and fashion review.
Business and Professional Women's Club of
the District-Tues day, $50 pm, YWCA,
dinner meeting; speaker. Miss Doris
FleeSOn
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Com m unity Clubs

Woman's Club of Chevy Chase-Tomorrow.
pm, nature-garden section; speaker,
Allen Duvan, Birds, Their Life and
Habit HABITS" Tuesday. pm interna-
Frederick Puckle, india Thursday,
Robert H. Randall, "A Trip to Caracas
Friday, pm. poetry workshop, pm,
recreation section, square dance. Sat
urday, pm, social section, dinner.
WOman's Club of Riverdale-Tuesday, s
Pm; with Mrs; W; Starr, 62os Forty
Silver Spring Women's Club-Tomorrow
Tuesday. $50 am. arts and crafts
group, with Mrs W. B; Mehring, 8405
ceda ITesb Mys civic
Burr, 422 Pershing drive, "Parliamen-
tary PROCEDURE, organizing Club Pro;
grams" Thursday, l pm, home and
garden group. with Mrs. Wilbur E.
Ridgeway.. SIS Sligo avenue; speaker
Beverley Hills Women's CIub-Thursday
pm, hobby section, with Mrs. Will
liam H. Crawford 500 South overlook
drive. Alexandria; program, Dutch
School of Art-Rembrandt."
Belle Haven Weman's Club-Friday, 2:3O
pm, Belle Haven Country Club fash
Kenilworth Ladies' Guild - Wednesday
1:3O pm, with Mrs Joseph Breashers
and Mrs. Charles A. Parent, 1905 Kenil.
worth avenue NE.
Bethesda Woman's Club-Tuesday. 1C
con; Maryland Federation of Women's
Clubs honor guests. Wednesday, pm
"InvulnerableS" bridge group.
Woman's Club of Greenbelt-Thursday
S:15 pm, fine arts division, with Mrs
Walter BierWagen, LIB Westway; musi-
Evening star., 1947-02-23
ALbba DeltaP Pi

A dinner will be given by tn
Washington Alumnae Association o
Alpha Delta Pi at $50 pm. Wednes
day at the Fairfax Hotel.
The affair will climax the soror
ity's benefit campaign for th'
George Washington Universit.
Hospital Fund. Any further sub
scriptions may be made at tina
time.
Members may make reservation
with Mrs. Carol Hobart, 481'
Drummond avenue, Chevy Chase
or Mrs. Bertha Clark, 4410 Forty
second street NV.
Evening star., 1947-02-23

economics and sociology at Mount
Holyoke, will be guest speaker. He
will talk on China, where he served
during the war with the Office Of
War Information.
other honor guests will be Miss
Helen Monchow, trustee of the
college, and Dr. Elstad, president
of Gallaudet College, and Mrs.
Elstad
All alumnae and former students
of the college and their guests are
! invited to attend,
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Civic and Study Clubs

Washington Club.-Tuesday, IL am
day, 1 pm. luncheon. Thursday, pm.
dinner; speaker, Representative Katha.
rine st George of New York, The
United States and the World of Today
Capitol Hill History Club.-Wedresda
1880 pm, with Mrs. E. NJ. Wallace
West Clifton terrace NV.
Twentieth Century Club.-Tomorrow, 1890
pm, YWCA, international outlook Sec
ton; speaker, Mrs. Narciso Ramos THE
New Philippine Nation Wednesday,
$50, pm. nature section, with Mrs.
Charles Squire, 4613 Longdrum lane,
Bethesda, Md.
VOteless District League Of Women Voters.
Tuesday, 1:30 pm, YWCA, interna-
tional relations group. Wednesday, 1870
pm. economic welfare group; program,
'Interna tional Aspects of Economics -
s pm. Mclean Gardens neighborhood
group; speaker. Mrs: Walter Layes,
1880 am, YWCA, Know Your Con-
gress: speaker, DR.. George B. Galloway.
American Association of University Women,
Washington Branch-Tomorrow. 4 pm,
club tea. pm, Publicity Committee:
speaker, Attorney General Tom C. Clark.
Juvenile Delinqunecy." Thursday, 3 to
4:30 pm, Social Studies Committee
study group, National Capital Parks and
Planning Commission Office, South In
terror Building. 7th floor. Saturday,
noon, International relations luncheon;
speaker, Mrs. NarciSo Ramos
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Miss Perkins Guest
of H0lvoke Club

Miss Frances Perkins will be a
guest of honor at dinner to be
given by the Mount Holyoke Club
of Washington in celebration of the
150th anniversary of the birth of
the colleges founder, Mary Lyon,
at 6:45 pm. Friday at Hotel 2400.
DIR. Everett Hawkins, professor Of
Evening star., 1947-02-23
.PHrin7 PARTY

A Purim party will be given by
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Hebrew
Academy of Washington at 8:15 pm
Wednesday at the home of Rabbi
and Mrs. NJ H. Levinson, 735 Allison
street NV.
The children of the academy will
present the program, after which
Purim refreshments will be served
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Miscellaneous Clubs

Woman's National Democratic Club-To-
morrow. 1890 pm, luncheon; speaker.
Mrs. Howell Moorhead, The Model
Commission Of the United Nations
League of Republican Women-Tomorrow,
IL am, political study group, 1904
Twentieth street NV.
District Federation of Womens Clubs
Tomorrow, 1880 am, Women's City
Club, Executive Board.
MONTGOMERY County Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs-Tuesday,, 10 am, with
Womans Club of Bethesda: election of
Nominating Committee.
District Branch, National League of
of American Pen Women-Today, to
pm, 1851 Columbia road NV: tea
in honor of DR.. Winifred Willard. To-
morrow. pm, the studio. monthly
business meeting Wednesday, 8 pm.
subject, Study Of Markets and Story
Analysis"
PEG Sisterhood-Tuesday, 1890 pm,
Chapter B, S51 Columbia road NV,
luncheon. with Mrs. Cloyd Heck Mar
vim; speaker, Miss Matte Richards
Tyler, washington Visions the Future. u
$50 pm. Chapter w, with Mrs. Rus
sell Rogin, 1885 Forty-second street
Sc. dinner meeting.
Washington Story League - Saturday.
|. pm. YWCA.
sixteenth Street Heights Club-Tuesday
pm, with Mrs. Ralph Gould, la
Philadelphia avenue, Takoma Park, Md.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Buffet Supper

A buffet supper and meeting will
be given by the Washington Alum
nae Chapter of Alpha Phi Interna-
tional Fraternity at $50 pm. Wed
nesday at the home of Miss Gladys
Fielding, 3016 Tilden street NV.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
DOGS, PETS, ETC. Cont, /,

BOSTON TERRIER FANCIERS-Introduc-
ing at stud, Page BOYS Grand-Sun, truly
sound little dog. Reservations must be
made in advance, services restricted. WA.
COON HOUNDS, 4. 1st class. thoroushly
trained and experienced night dogs: owner
no longer able to hunt. Phone Brandywine,
COCKER % SPANIEL. Axe registered, fe-
male, Z mos old, black and white. 70s
Cocker &C Il rsurs. beauties; left out e 7;
e5e e5ekfR Esf sraNEfs sh HE'S horoashSred To
males. 3 months old; ideal Xmas g'lt, had
est est i in city. Wo. esI2 So,
BOARD YOUR DOG. day, week or month.
Best care, in modern, clean kennel with
IsESsd kESSE Aes Dses S pepo
eockER' srAN1ELs Axe req. black. M
COCKER SPANIEL PUP, Axe reg: all
colors; reasonable. Call Rockville 39l 8,
BLACK COCKER SPANIEL. female. 4
months old, champion bloodline; Axe
DoGs-"chippy" needs new sub; home IN,
Don, "; 1142, 1LHa,s sHs Ds,3ss9 3s9S o,+,, o,d
aoN1. sleiNS Seo e. ASIMAi f SHELTER has Lowell,
puppies for adoption; s.. ST.. 5ls3;
| WANTED-To give an months old dos
where good home is assured. OR. ools
cockaR ea5sH { ( 81 9siPANlELs. all colors. all ages
Evening star., 1947-11-24
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
PRIVATE ROOM for one man; good trans
portation; home cooked meals. ia. e79d

PRIVATE ROOM Tor one man; good trans
portation; home-cooked meals. ia. e79o.
CARROLL SPRINGS INN. Silver Spring,
Md.-Several vacancies; single and double
rooms; all conveniences: individual service.
WILL GIVE BOARD and care for CHILD
with room, kitchen and laundry PRIVILEGES
for day EMPLOYED mother. VI. 1885. "a
southsrgn, cooking; avail. Monday Can
IdO1 18th Nw-Man to share large dbls.
room, pvt. bath, with another man; share
room for lady with another lady: good
meals; switchboard. 80
63O6 sth ST. N,W.-AvailabIs Dec. 1:
home; excel meals; restricted. GE 0Sss
ASIA 9Th ST. Nw.-Lge living rm, join
ing double sleeping porch: 2 double beds;
DUPONT CIRCLE - Several roor,, fus
young women in exclusive guest house; we
sxeesnf Service fes ois GSd M
cREsTvIEW cIuB, 1920 18th st. NV
Spaces. to share for men: double roomsi
iiansDe isss eAIlAT1S H3 f1S0 ST. N.w-rvo oa 7oln,
ladies to share pvt. rm,. with bath with
another young lady; avail, December /; .
privils.. unlim. phone; good transp. S47; SO
WANTED girl to share with another
f!Es fsaa fa fAiRMdSr mon N.w.-young man a' to
share with another man; also, young lady
to share with another lady: In CHRISTIAN
home; splendid meals; $40 and s42. co.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
FARM and GARDEN.
LANDSCAPING and tree surgery.
COOK & ASSOCIATES, phone SH.

toSR a9a sgss piS1: sH
MANURE, well retted. $3.50 per IS bu..
BoxwooDs. small and large. from pri-
TOP Is6g SOL IN M .a a T0ad Fsy e1gs
MAGNOLIA Grandifora; old English boy
e9d Woods' complete line OF nursery stock. sH.
BAMBOO, very hardy, graceful. evergreen.
unusual variety, grows and multiplies fast;
unexcelled for dense screens. Ii. 4225.
TREE SURGERY Remove dead wood.
dangerous and unneeded trees; prune,
fertili5s l5s5 now before leaves completely fall
WoNSRRGRGEo .II SRli a - Nothing Not ms M better % Your
o '1 makes poor on soils as good % and o aood
''s sn .'' live q
LANDsCAPING - Much needed rain. fol-
TOR the removal of that old. worn-out
best Of the very best. We furnish, arrange
and plant 2 selected group Of broad-leaf
the beauty and charm Of your particular
architectural design. Satisfaction is backed
by lifetime Of experience. SUGGESTIONS,
advice and estimates are yours for the
asking Call IL 1925. 25s
premises ablaze with most fiery red.
Specimen plants set, heavy with buds,
3 to 4 it., $3.50 planted and guaranteed.
Ii. 1925 25"
TOPSOIL. manured, special for lawns,
beds, shrubbery. Ii. 1925. 25'
LAWNS PREPARED with rich soil, Won
dergror and special seed; results suaran-
EEVERBLooMING ROSE BusHEs-duar-
panfs for 81 siant orentas pop
pies. many colors. 55c ca, 3 for ST so:
imported hybrid rhododendrons, clematis.
tulips and bulbs, African violets. Ask
for price list. BEHNKE NURSERIES,
Wash.-Balto. blvd, Beltsville, Md, TO.
1884. Open Sundays -24
Evening star., 1947-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHS., typewriters. calculators,
cash regs.. once equip; any kind; tor
price, DI. 1879 ewes; Sundays. co. 1926.
ADDING MACHINES. typewriters, calcula-
tors, bought and sold and rented. RE. 1177.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th Ut.
MISUNDERSTANDING. bric-a-brac,. china.
glassware. russ. silverwars,,, paintings;
BEpRooM. dining room or contents OF
home; will pay cash. We do moving. stor-
BEDROOM SUITES. dining room suites.
living room pieces, rugs, gas ranges ana
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
once: will pay highest possible prices. No
taass 1astsr Ehss MR sRAb s2g baye * ST. please
chine. Call Trinidad 1884. 25.
BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD, of all de-
scriptions. We need your books Highest
BooR BessSs STORE. SFa ri a 9TH st. tan NV Ne. 5ss5.
CAMERAS, all types, movie equipment, all
S ee9s5' at oaa hghsst b ave-. prices
opposite Dept, Of Justice. RE. 2434.
CAMERAs-German sn, ssmsras; lenses GsSrpd az
EXCHANGE: 1910 New York ave: I'VE: nv: ~: .,
praisai Before you sell. soMSdER's s CAM
ERA EXCHANGE, 1410 New York ave. NV.
CLOTMNG-HigheAt prices paid for mems
used clothing. B1RMANs, 1122 7th, Ut.
NV. ME-. 3Ss7. Open ewes. win call.
and old gold, diamond watches
and discarded jewelry. Cash paid: ERNEST
BURK. INC, GA 18th st. NV, DI. 2773.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
AVIATION,

AVIATION PERSONNEL wanted to operate
local air base in all of its phases such
as: Chief flight Instructor chief lines
man, operations director, seaplane base
mgr, chief A. and E. mechanic. parts, dept.
mgr, electrician, control tower mgr, per
sonnel organizer, restaurant and hotel
mgrs.. etc. Write. giving your name, ad-
dress, phone number so that an appt. may
be arranged. Inclose this adv. with your
letter. Box 132-V, Star. -27
NEW CUSTOMERS, tie-down space, Dec.
to May !, $50. COLUMBIA AIR CENTER, /,
Marlboro 1851 or DE. 0S32. 20
TAYLORCRAFT Continental 65; new pro-
pellor, new windshield: fabric good: Just
relicensed for year; S575. C. H. MAR
TIN Hyde Field. Clinton. Md. sP. 0sSS.
sTINsON, SIN s-A, for sale; $3.50. C. H
MARTIN, Hyde Field, Trenton, Md. Spruce
0SSS. -2S
lAERONCA s5-hp. Continental. s495. C.
H. MARTIN Hyde Field. Clinton. Md.
FAIRcafLD Pr-1s: low time; ship COM
pletely recovered. engine overhauled in
HYDE Field; Clinton; Md. sP. osss: Pa
space for rent. c.. H. MARTIN, Hyde
Field. Clinton, Md. SP. 08SS pa
1916 65-H.P. Luscombe Silvaire, metal
prop. sensitive altimeter: serviceman must
sell at once: best offer over S1,150. Phone
1904, 40 Bloomsbury So. Annapolis, Md.