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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-08
WARNER MARINE RECEIVES NEW
 CABIN CRUISER

Pete Warner, manager of the Charles G. Warner Co.,, has just received delivery of a l9-foot Mo Chesney Sportster cabin cruiser It is designed by Edwin Monk and powered with a 6u hp Kermath Sea-Jeep motor. It has top speed of 26 miles per hour, Warn CT reports.
 He said that it is an ideal craft for overnight trips with sleeping accommodations for two persons, a water closet, fresh water tank sink, stove and many other fea- lures found in cruisers twice as large. A raised cabin aft allows the pilot excellent vision with a minimum amount of spray. A seven foot beam insureS maxi mum amount of stability says Warner.
 The Charles c. Warner Go. has been appointed the authorized dis tributor for the McChesney Sport ster in the Juneau area. Warner reports that he will use this boat as a demonstrator for anyone in- terested
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UNDER THE DOME

Detroit police questioned former United Auto Workers union presi- dent R. J. Thomas for two hours last week on the shooting of Wal ter Reuther Nothing developed. Thomas and Reuther were rivals for the auto Workers presidency. Reuthers himself has been slow talking to the police Demo- cratic Chairman Howard McGrath has asked George Allen, Truman's s former court jester, to replace Gael Sullivan as treasurer and eXecu- tive director of the Democratic National Committee. If Allen takes the job it will put one insurance firm in control of the finances of both political parties. Aliens in surance business partner, James S Temper, is treasurer of the Re- publican party He also heads Lumbermen's Insurance plus a doz- en other companies and is one of the most isolationist members of the COP President Truman told friends he plans to appoint ex-Congressman Ray McKeogh of Chicago chairman of the Mari
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Mother! What more sacred word.
 Motherl What word so fraught with meaning and the of love and devotion.
 Through all the ages in every form of life. human and otherwise Is found the motherly instinct and the love between mother and offspring.
 Tomorrow We give one day to mother. But it thrusts all days upon her She became custodian of the world the beginning of creation She will not relieved of that chargeshe would not permit her self to be relieved of it-unt the last living thing takes on the chill of the depths of space.
 Everyone fortunate to have mother living should wear red flower. Everyone whose mother has passed on to the great beyond should show reverence of her memory by wearing white flower. tomorrow.
 We owe to mother everything because she gave to each us the thing deem most preciouslife itself
 Mother is the author of life. She cradles it under her heart her heart goes out with every life she gives It matters not how far these lives go afield how devious the paths they follow mother love attends ready to anont the bruises from the world, to soothe the fevered lips with heavenly kiss, to become her child advocate before the world to soohe
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while ignoring the vital need for low-cost public housing and slum clearance-tops anything the real estate lobby has pulled in recent times.
 Senator Harry P. Cain, Republi- can, of Washington, elected as an out-and-out real estate champion, certainly lived up to the expecta- tions of his sponsors. He waited until Senator Ralph Flanders of Vermont, John Sparkman of Ala bama, Bob Taft of Ohio and other proponents of public housing were absent from town before asking Senate approval of the real estate bonanza.
 Meantime, House leaders were keeping their own chamber in re- cess, standing by to pass the bill once the Senate had acted. Mean time, also, sitting big as life on the Senate floor were those tire less pals of the real estate lobby, Representative Jesse Wolcott of Michigan and Ralph Gamble of New York. House majority leader Charles Halleck of Indiana also sat eagerly on a sofa at the edge of the Senate floor.
 These three musketeers occasion ally huddled with young Senator Joe Mccarthy of Wisconsin, an- other friend of the lobby.
 However, when alert Senators William Fulbright of Arkansas, Democrat, and Irving Ives of New York, Republican. finally block ed action until foes of the legisla- tion could be present to vote, Hal leck's face blazed with anger.
 As he left the Senate, muttering with rage, a Senator called after him: Well. I guess you boys took a licking"
 Halleck turned, rubbed his nose like a prize-f fighter.
 Yeah, maybe we did, but just waitl' parked the Hoosier Con- gressman.
 Note-House leaders plan to block the -Ellender- Wagner low-cost housing bill in Congressman Vol cott's Banking and Currency Com mittee. Although it passed the Senate, the bill is already gather ing dust in Wolcotts pigeonhole.
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Daily Lessons in English " v. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN M1sUsED say you do Say, WHY did do tha?"
 OFTEN NIsPRoNoUNCED: Pronounce no-she-a syllable
 NIISSPEILED (place sead); LU USE
 general ordinary regular prevailing, prevalent
 three times yours" Let Today readiness belief especially slight evidence "Creduiy subjects mpositons"
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Lower Freight Rates
Anchorage Times)

Anchorage Times)
 In these days of two dollar haircuts it is refresh ing to have The Alaska Railroad disclose plans TOT reducing freight rates
 Under a proposal submitted to the Interior De- partment by Col John P Johnson, railroad manager, the rates from Seward Anchorage would be reduced 4 per cent from Seward to Fairbanks "A per cent
 The railroad is to be commended for it's bold ap- proach to one of the problems that plaques Alaska high cost of transportation. It is taking the step III the belief that greater tonnage will offset the dollar loss through the reductions.
 Effects of the reduction should be in the cost of living the cost of building and virtually every other economic problem that involves surface transporta- tion
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to embarrass the Arab leaders. That apparently is why the American public does not know that King Farouk of Egypt furnished war secrets to Field Marshal Rommel when the British had their backs to the wall in Egypt
 It also remains a top secret that King Farouk corresponded with Hitler during the war and that Rachid el Gallant, former Minis ter-President of Iraq, received bribes from the Nazis, and that King Ibn Saud also dickered with Hitler
 However, this column has been able to obtain copies of some of the secret Arab-Nazi correspon- dence. Here is one letter dated March 24, l943, in which King Farouk of Egypt informed Ger man Ambassador Ettel that he was "still hoping for an Axis victory The letter from Ambassador Ettel to Foreign Minister von Ribben- trop follows.
 Secret State Matter
 Berlin, March 24, 1943
 Ambassador Ettel
 The confidential agent who transmitted message from the Reich to King Farouk, has, in the meantime, returned from Egy- pt. During his stay he had two lengthy conversations with King Farouk. In these conversations the King gratefully acknowledged the security measures which the Reich had taken for his person and the manner in which this delicate ques- tion had been handled King Feropk instructed the confiden- tial agent to conyeys the Kings gratitude to the Foreign Minister of the Reich
 The King also informed the confidential agent that, as in the past, he was still hoping for an Axis victory. Specifically, the King declared that the rumors which were being circulated about rapprochement between him and the democracies, were nothing else but a matter of political expediency and shrewdness, necessary for the then prevailing circumstances. The King expressed his thanks for the dilatory way in which the matter of Prince Mansur's departure from Istanboul had been handled. Un- der the present circumstances, the King no longer objected to the Prince going to Italy or Germany. Finally, the King instructed the confidential agent to convey his best wishes to the Multi of Jeru- salem and to all those who work with him for the success and vic- tory of the Axis.
 Submitted to the Foreign Min ister cf the Reich.
 Sgd. Ettel"
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time Commission-if he can get Vice Adm William w. Smith, a Republican, to resign .. Lee Press man, ex-CIO general counsel, may become the third-party candidate for Congress fom Brooklyn.
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MODERN ETIQUETTE Sy SyoRrRrA LEE

a her birthday husbands apart joint gift?
 something for the home that both equally, should explain that it joint gift
 a calls a should him the of her parents do so?
 girl ready is why should the door.
 obligatory that a the theatre? protruding ment
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VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS

Taku Post N0s 5559 Meets first and third Fridays. Post Hall, Sew- ard St. Visiting Com rades Welcome.
 VERY METCALFE. Commander; WILLIAM H. SHERLOCK, Adjut- ant.
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the warped soul and carry to God upon her prayer
 Unselfshness lives today in every mothers heart, for son, for daughter.
 Motherl What sacred word
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REAL ESTATE LOBBY

For sheer effrontery, last weeks battle over the Cain housing bill "a half baked measure to guaran- tee the profits of private builders
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MAY 10
PORTLAND VISITOR

V. F. Worthington of Portland, Oregon, is registered at the Hotel Juneau
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The Washington MeYry-Go-Round
By DREW PEARSON

Continued from Page One,
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ATTENTION MASONS

Stated Communication of Mt Juneau Lodge Monday evening at 7:30. Visitors welcome.
 L. w. Leivers, 1883 2t) Secretary.
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Every year enough soil is washed or blown from American fields by erosion to fill train of freight cars long enough to go around the earth 19 times at the equator.
 An automobile that can stop in 2l feet at 20 miles an hour on concrete road requires 169 feet to stop on glare ice.
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LOOK and LEARN s,. (. GORDON

"bequeath properly will? g. Who Damon and Pyhias? What the Twin Cities the Mississippi? 4 it's fegning Wolf?
 ANSWERS:
 property personal property "bequeahed of ancient Syracuse who full friendship Minneapolis
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NOTICE

After May 10, no telephone rentals for the month of May will be accepted at discount. All remittances must bear pOstmark of not later than discount date. Please be prompt.
 JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS
 TELEPHONE co. -adv.
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Engagement
 Is Announced

MT. and Mrs. Andrew Macom- Der Of Burns, Ore, announce the engagement of their daughter Jannette to Sgt. William c. Gill more, son of Mrs. Cleo Fernando of Westlake, La. The wedding date has been set foE June 5.
 Miss Macomber has been in Ju- ncau for the past two years and is on the staff of the First Nation al Bank. Sgt. Gilmore is on the staff of the Juneau Signal Corps, Alaska Communications System.
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TIDE TABLE
MAY g

MAY g
 High tide, l:39 am, l8.0 it. Low tide, 8:11 am, -2.5 it. High tide, l4:29 pm, 15.8 it. Low tide, 20:14 pm, 2.3 it.
 MAY 10
 High tide, 2:l1 am, l8.2 it. Low tide, $50 am, -28 it. High tide, l5.08 pm, l5.5 it. Low tide, 20:51 pm, 2.8 it.
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Weather. High, A; low, 41; rain.
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MOTHERS.

Mother! What more sacred word.
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Mrs H Rhodes of Rhodes Cafe, returned aboard the liter spending States business and vacation
Evening star., 1948-11-06
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASPHALT DRIvEWAYS, parking areas.
service stations. Work promptly done to
your satisfaction. Free estimate. GIL. 1896.
CONCRETE. cement work, footing, drive.
ways, -'orches, basement floors, steps, re-
aAhE aiRs AZ yrs sse9 ale Or fRe TR 55s GfS work
FENCES, chain link, immediate erection,
SI;25 per running foot; terms BILTRITE
FEook FEooE Sci s2RyTcENethins Ha but the best
laying, sanding, finishing, cleaning, par
quet installation, Bruce finishes FLOOR
5Ea sin aVe EoNTR5cI9Rs' No I9fS 1Nc 1872 wisc0n'
GARAGE. 12x2o., aluminium overhead door,
service door, clear cedar siding, built
complete, S529. PROCTOR. 81. 5422.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS, expert carpenter
york by white mechanie. Prompt service.
EF5s HoMf ssi%PtsS Si Ts 29S types of
modelling. redecorating. painting, papering
Quality EorkmanShip by expert MECHANICS.
MENT CO., UN. o7oo; ewes. UN. 2173.
FLAGSToNE A SPECIALITY, cement and
stonswork. all kinds, walks. steps, terraces,
GELo MARcUccIo. s2s Diamond ave. we
Goaithersburg, Gal Md. Phone Gaithersburg
KITCHEN REMoDELING. planning and
complies complete installation, cabinets. sinks
s1B co. s ss5s dsg,
REMoDELNG. nreprooing. roofing. siding
general h2me Improvement work, cellar ia
roof; small monthly payments II desired
Call ST. 1888 for free estimates Ma
TIoEAL DECORATING Co. 500 18th
REMODEL and modernize your home o,
business now, estimates cheerfully given
NATIONAL INSTALLATION CO. INC
Contractors and Builders. WI. 1900 81.
ROOF READY FOR WINTER Repairs and
painting; reasonable rates. Every jot
guaranteed. LU. 1857. g.
BUILDING CONTRACTOR, general repair,
OF all kinds. Bars, recreation rooms, spe.
cialty. CARL w. sN1DER, Jr., GE. 6172
ASKEW'S HOME sERvICE-Paintine, pa
per hanging. floor sanding and moderniz
ing. bsmt: to roof: reasonable OR 1900
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SPANISH, LESSONS. modern methods
private class, in your home or mine; ex-
perienced Ms tsacheE ssE5 ANDERSON 71e 18th
COLLEGE &C LEO NC GRAD0ArEs ss1I will tutor high
school chemistry, English. French, math-
ematics. Call AID. 572S for appointment
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture all
tsnin, tauga 9y S
COLLEGE, 1910 g st; NV. DIL, 1852
elementary or advanced college geology
Gail Mr. HARTSOCK, RE. 1920, EXT. 25Ss
from "a pm, or VI. S541.
LEARN TO DRIVE in washinston's Oldest.
largest and most modernly. equipped auto
patented dual controls: permits secured
D. G., Md. Va. EASY METHOD. NO. 1894,
AUTO BODY and fender course-Practical
thorough training. full and part-time ses-
sions. Applications accepted now for
classes commencing soon. Nonsectarian
enrolment. CARVER VOCATIONAL IN
sTIrUTE 1910 14th st. NV. CO. 1858.
FRENCH-Tutoring and conversation, pri-
vate or group. Call Dupont 5000, Apt.
sol, s to IL am 70
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DO YOU WANT TO sELL?-We can sell
your rooming house. boarding house OF
promptly II priced right For quick and
IsTn emsient service: Irr sal ST 6621 or Elk. 2555
LARGE DOWNTOWN upholstery store. well
established and going business, partners
separating. Box 439-C, Star -8
UPHOLSTERY and rug cleaning machines
e1r ~ beth; 10th or will sell as going business
RESTAURANT with license, seats owe,
E99i Es91i near X navy Nay Yard M $50 SEQ OWNER, AT
PHoroGkAtaIc AffSs Stubs III ssS2 FOR sALE' in
time for Xmas business; owner has other
RESTAURANT = Good location: owne,
quotes approx. $2,70O monthly business
rent, $50 per mo. for restaurant and 3-rm
apt; good lease: modern equipment. Ask.
ing Sl0,600 $4,000 down. Call Mrs
Beall, RA. 0036 ewes. CHAPMAN REALTY
ROoMING HOUSE BUsINEss-Excei. NV
reasonable rent; long lease. $4,000. Terms
RE. 1916, CHAPMAN REALTY co. Il
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored. desires work as maid, plain
cooking or silk nnisher; no Sundays. FR.
GIRL. colored. wants domestic work; full
time er part time. days a week. ocall
SI: Sh5 sS1Esa sSsEss zsnt: %4 s,sa sa, type of
references. TR. 6119. DAVIS, =
maid or cafeteria after pm; reference.
GIRL eolored, wants domestic work. full
tim time s5sS : Or 6ha days week; good reference.
GIRL coIorsd; wants 3 dsy,s york or psst pss
GIRL, eolored. would like 5 days . week
ofhces; experienced. AK. 4s4s.
reliable, desires work as mothers helper.
GIRL; eolored. wants work 5 days week;
GIRL eeiored e Desires dsy Or o psrttim. oef
GIRL, hish school graduate. wants Job a.
%oefs on eeSy heRRs chase ssy a nights .y in
SUNDAYS Of; inexperienced. Write EsTELLF
BUTLER, Gaithersburg, Nd, R. F. D. No. l.
GIRL, eelored: wishes days work; refer.
GIRL, wants Job as nursemaid for chill.
EsTFER pAv1s. Adams s4si. rs
GELS CIR sSlored; lsep exper; part time or day
MAID. MAID ceiored. a dSU Would like light housevork
%0MaN SsSt & references te'sI.S cal Can m 7s7s
vic. Of Fairfax Village or Sc; references.
WoMAN. eolored. neat. rel; wants eh.w
and eoos; GO s home nights. Call after 1C
ssnss .s2E ssorss Ssas' e. say sss s9rt
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PERSONAL.

REST HOME, vacancy for elderly couple
or TO share. ,,d 1st t9or oene next BATH nurse
ad ssaz isfSes ssrssioDs Sa esSD and drapes
sy syot the day; white lady reliable no.
Ssr sss1:. Zenith. +: look s,,s ss
and Jackets made. wi. 477o. IL
ALTERATIoNs and sewing; immediate
is5vfs ToWS AND S' coUNFRT 81 school M s5ls tormer
boarding program; sunday and weekda,
sh srade dag
land state. Board of Education; iitefa
.gse sYe sH nailsd Upon request s4ol Georsia
PERMANENT WAVES. 81: shampoo and
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE, 1910 G st.
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' garments
3109 14th st. NV. CO. 1921.
DON'T DISCARD THAT DRESS OR SUIT;
tricks of the trade, plus expert skill, can
save. it and makes nothing too hard to
ations LEA ENGEL. Dressmaker Originally
Of 5th ave, N "; centrally located in
Tefws Tef Ex slds;i isosl lilo F st. NV RIM 20.
CAN SAVE you money on nationally ad-
yertised radios and television sets. WA.
1926 or TU. 1925 after $50. s.
DhAFEhAES, oLAfSONEn ana peoSpIeaQs
and we will make them for you. Reup-
holstery: work guaranteed. co. 1898, 10'
ACCOMPANIST. available; experienced all
types of music; male; piano and organ
vocal accompanying. AID. 1888 evenings
READING SERVICE for shut-ins and in
valids. by intelligent refined lady. Fol-
further information, write Box 246-G
BOOKS, articles. stories. poetry placed
with top N. Y. publishing editors complete
writer's service available; research. ghost.
HE typng rys NATIONAL sAs
DO YoU NEED CLOTHING: Are you
short of cash? Would you like to find out
how to open q weekly payment account SO
that you can wear the clothes while pay
ing for them? Phone MR.. FAUCETT, MA.
VACANCY for elderly lady, all home COM
forts and care, tray service reasonable
GUARDS FURNISHED for all occasions.
shadow work and private investigation OF
Phone pl atnas NO 5sEPeessiafy at reasonable Ts.e'
DR. M. S. Nelson, optometrist, an
nounces opening modern scientific of6ces.
eyes. examined. glasses fitted, prescriptions
conveniently located 500 14th St. be-
tween and Pa. ave, Suite 202. hours
$40 to 6: evenings by appointment. ST.
RICHARD o. tDICK) RIDGEWAY. JR.. an
nounces the opening of sales office where
he will be pleased to serve you in the
selection OF your jewelry and gift require
T.;nts. msnts RICHARDS deJL 644 st. ne. Phone
KIND CARE given to elderly or semi.
snare. as0' ST. .e' s7S6. 5SSm' also front room 'e
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REPAIRs AND sERYlcEs

ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned
z1k Rh dcNDrSsEEEs 5 SEP Es5T5as
moving, storage, and low cost off season
Ispairing; since 1875. A. S. JOHNSON
AsPHALr DRrvEwAYs and concrete
cement sTSntc work. Phone 81. 9239: u
paulins, Venetian blinds. window Shades.
BRICK WoRk@Attention home =; builders ider;
We can do It: Estimates siadiy f"Ik aiven noe. c.
NELSON & GoLDsTEIN, Hillside 7i31 =:
BRICKLAYING--small ,ob specialists, i'm
tSRssIS IN al51 6b working. general IT. re-
sRIckLsYise Ra15s Ga gS F1REPLAcrs f1aI and chin
RSLDzasE 'ra.,s m,1ar
seafodins: ali EQUIP to lath snd piaster iSsr:
ASp RfMoDzLhfNcss HfnGH sGSI sIxe Or Or
smah Sni NJ JOBS, s.o1 free and prompt estimates.
CAMERA REPA1Rs-s15 10th st. IS NV.
z FL years assSs% sTPsEis4oe i1 factory parts Full
CARPENTER. white, does own work; re-
pairing and new work: and recreation
rooms; work guaranteed. Silver Spring
CARPENTERs-Job done quickly by sx-
peertS; estimates cheerfully given. 81
CARPENTER, exper., general carpentry
sonabls; small or large job. sH. sl58. -
reation rms. porch Enclosure. kit. cabinets;
expertly built; free est. BROCK, vi. 6313
CARPENTRY. prompt service Cabinet
GxspfSrRE&ResSestion e sh gass 1osns atscs M
ePes f1Das HHSEs sSh5es AND JAcKsoS q
CARPENTRY Porches. closets. stairs
roofing and painting done In a workman.
VS. soN mnnne5 bn 6ssd For an estimate call %5l
CARPENTRY. painting remodeling, re.
pairing. roofing, brick and cement work
cARPENTRY esaRfi I iSVsoR VWsoRK done by maste, mas
craftsman; reasonable. Phone ST. 1894
CARpENTRY-Attics n Il Fry finished. recreatio, @s
rooms, porches inclosed. stairways dormel
windows: residential or commercial. j. Z
HENDRICKS, Union 2491.
,dr painting ndTns cement work
rm. retaining walls, porches inclosed. gut.
ters cleaned, any size JOB; immed. service
Ne HSHaEARlS Ri e. Tf H f9sa furniture an,
rugs machine done on premises. Estimates
CAL Mr. CETaEET any tine No 5asi
5s Se apa ND eSde sS ud M
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING - compiet
electric service; repairs. installations; lieh
ELIeeccGqRfc EIecGlRRffc WIRING. commercial, residen.
tia,. old new erE EerE Extra Extra outlets, repairs
ELECTRiCAL CONsTRUcTIoN and re re.
pairs. new services and additional outlets
szpsr. mechanics; Teas. prices IA. ,s240
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MOTOR TRAvh

TTANoOGA-Leaving Wednesday pm,
return sunday Nov a. Phone AK. sos.
DRIVING 1947 PACKARD to Florida No.
Vember 13. Will take 4 passengers; refs
EXCHANGED. SH. 1870. 5
LADY DRIVING to San Francisco within
few days, take two passengers; references
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SITUATIONS WoMEN tcert.l

YOUNG LADY desires permanent position
as assistant q, boSSskeeper; days; had ex-
YOUNG WOMAN, ethcient, 8 yrs. secretar-
tal and stenographlc exper;, desires posi-;
COMPETENT WORKER, handle steno-
Cali for and deliver work. Call AT. 9575.
"a
WOULD LIKE PLACE as practical nurse
and companion to elderly woman, Box
SYPiNG DONE AT HOME accurately and
neatly. Copy work. envelopes. etc. Box
TYPfNG DONE AT HOME. manuscripts.
letters, envelopes addressed; copying
neatly done RE O645 -
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MD. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
shop, complete booths. best location,
Flower shop. stock fixtures. truck,
greeting cards, bargain at $4,000.
j. RANDALL WALCROFT. 1902 Perry ST. =,
MT. Rainier, Md, UN. 3400 until 8 pm.
Evening star., 1948-11-06

DIN; RM: SUITE. walnut. g pieces; excel
DooRs GGn5Ison sToRM S5S coMBNATroNs yl SS2 white
LUMBER, 1890 Wilson blvd, CHI O66O.
DRESS, new. black and white Howard
owner, size 1a: less than y orisinal
Rflfe h9* RANCE G state ssfst used yr cost
S230; bargain at STD. OIL. 1855. s.
ELECTRIC TRAIN, Lionel, standard gauge,
80 Sect sections Of tracks, switches and ID :, :
transformers, and misc. items. S45. TU.
ENCYCLOPEDIA, Britannica, brand new,
including book of the year. Call Gil.
FIREpLAcE; white marble, complete with
old Can be seen by appointment only.
FIREPLACE SET, 4 tools, stand and
fRIGfbAiRE. fRi GifbfSAiiRE 1e47 model, cubic it.,
R!sHffD,X asw aS 81 5 S eu f SSOn new motor
FURs. beautiful Russian lynx Jacket,
SandelS cal Ike wn new a6G S7e 146' sacrifice
URs-Don't despair for your out-of date
furS; have them restyled to new vogues
by MICHAELS FURs. 1899 K st. NV. ST,
FUR COAT, black real Persian lamb: splen-
did condition, full, up to-date; also black
FUR COAT, silver blue muskrat: peri
cond.: size i2. Call Wo. 1874 after $50
FUR COAT. raccoon: brand-new condition;
FUR COAT, silver silver fox, "a length. perfect
condition, just out of storage; paid $500;
quick sale, $500. 81; S943. -
FUR COAT, sable dyed muskrat, from
Russek's 5th ave. last season; size 1912:
cost $500; being trans; also dresses and
shoes; cadet suit: 10 yrs. .GE. 6104. IS
FUR COAT, wonderful muskrat; $3.50 vel.
ue: mink dyed: will sacrifice for $3.50 cash
Must go to Florida at once. Call DU
1900. Apt, 4O5 -
FUR COAT. mink blended Northern back
muskrat, size IA, very good cond S75
RA. 0430. -