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Arizona sun., 1948-11-12
Sunshine"
BY Mrs. Nellie Maye Taylor

(The views expressed in this COL
umn are those of the writer and
do not necessarily express the edi-
torial opinion of The Arizona Sun.
The Editor)
Hello, there, here and everywhere.
Isn't this sunshine wonderful after
these cool mornings and evenings.
It can really be appreciated now,
more so than in midsummer. Did
you know the Mayor of the city
has laid down an official edit to
the weatherman a proclamation
designating Nov. 1917 as "PhoeniX
Sunshine Week?" Poor Princess
Elizabeth is expecting her baby
Saturday or Sunday. 1t seems to be
world wide interest to all but Eliz-
abeth, she only says, she isn't the
only woman who is going to have
a baby. Mrs. F. D. R. says she
would like to see the permanent
ousting of the Southern Dixiecrats
from the Democratic. Party. She
voices my sentiment but who am ]
to make a statement that broad.
Well the election is over, maybe
we can get back to normal again.
Many of us were surprised and dis
pleased, but I just wonder will it
make any difference to us fifty
years from today. Have you heard
the new disc jockey in the person
of Mr.. Curtis Gray, from eleven
till twelve. That is just little
past my bed time, but tell me who
couldn't miss a little shut eye for
such a charming gent, with the
personality plus. Here in our city,
too. eyes Indeed" that is one of the
things you usually read about but
seldom hear. Now one of the next
things we need is a Negro Com
Arizona sun., 1948-11-12
"ArOund Town"
BY JOHNNIE MAE BASSETT

The newest thing around town is
the Curtis Gray show on KPHO
from 11-12 D. m. We are more than
proud of Mr.. Gray, he is really a
No. young man in Phoenix.
Mr.. Travis Morrison welcomes
you to the new chicken house on
East Washington Street. Mr.. Nor
rison had one of the first chicken
houses in Phoenix.
Mr.. Roy Lucas of the Lucas Bar
becue on 18th st. and Washington
is i'll. Our Sympa thy is with Mr.
Lewis and we will be glad to see
his smile again behind the counter
Miss Bennie Mae Hunter is home
again at 1909 E. Lincoln to her
many friends. Miss Hunter has
been vacationing in the East and
Middle West.
Now that Miss Fells is not at the
Sun Set Club she has time to see
what makes the other clubs tick,
and that is just what she is doing,
but not alone, of course not.
Mr.. Leonard Nealy is in our fair
city once more. Mr.. Nealy is one
of our most in and out visitors, but
we are always glad to see him, or
are we?
Miss Ruby Gray was very attrac-
tive Sunday night in a winter white
coat and black accessories.
For all of you who have not read
the Joe Louis story in Life, Nov.
9Th, it is very interesting, told in
his own words.
For next week, I have a pleas
ant surprise for you
Arizona sun., 1948-11-12
Carnival and Rummage Sale
Planned.

Carnival and Rummage Sale
Planned.
ARRANGEMENTS for a carnival and
rummage sale was made by the
Roosevelt Ward Parent-Teacher
Association at their last meeting,
Wednesday, Nov. 3, said Mrs. Fred
Barnes, President. The affair will
be held Friday, November 19 at
the Roosevelt Ward School in Oke-
NAH.
A program included talk, by
DR.. Thomas Crump. on "The Care
of the Teeth" a paper on "The
Responsibility of the Family to the
Child" read by Mrs. VIM. Derricks
and two selections by the Willow
Baptist Church Choir.
Refreshments were served fol-
lowing adjournment.
December 7 is the next meeting
date, at 8 p. m. at the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Arren enter
tanned a host of friends and teach
ers from Tucson last Friday night
in their lovely home.
Mrs. Josephine Smith entertain
ed visiting Elks from Los Angeles,
at her home. They were here to
make pre-convention plans for the
Pacific tates Association which
Arizona sun., 1948-11-12
Help Wanted!
OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCE
MENT

MENl
Five ambitious men will be start
ed on their way to successful busi-
ness careers beginning Immediate
ly. If you are young man of clean
reputation, and unquestioned char
acter, you are invited to be one
among the group of (5) whom the
Sun Valley Life insurance Company
has arranged a special training in
stitute for Life Underwriters. I'm
der this plan you may start to
earn commission at once.
-JOB-TRAINING FOR
VETERANS
Be sure to register now. Call
4-6794 today for appointment or
write j. S. Jones, President, Sun
Valley Life Insurance Co., PhOe-
nix, Arizona.
Arizona sun., 1948-11-12

Friday, Nov. %, 1948.

Well Folks:
just one question. Did you ever
go hunting? I've gone for the past
two week-ends and plan to go this
weekend. But SO far the only
bucks I've seen were on the VEN
der of some car. Didn't do me a bit
of good. I'll try it once more. Then
I'll quit. Three times should break
that jinx on me. Anyway the sea-
son will be over by that time and
I'll have to quit, for this year any
way.
How does this winter weather
we've been having suit you? Quite
a contrast from July and August.
But still think that 1 would pre-
fer to be here with our winter than
to be in tho northern states on
Canada as was during July.
Well Pve been back on the job
for q few shifts. Eddie Bell has
been on the sick list so I've worked
few shifts to fill in. Seems good
to be back greeting you folks
again. Some of these days I'll fin
ish this remodeling monkey busi-
ness and really get back on the
job. Until then / believe that the
girls can take care of all of your
beverage wants. Let us be seeing
you.
ANNIE MAE-VIRLEE
EDDIE BELL-"REDDY"
Arizona sun., 1948-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Elliott, of
Chicago, Illinois, spent ten days in
Phoenix, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ev-
erett Bass. Mrs. Elliott is a cousin
of Mrs. Bass. The couple will also
visit in Los Angeles, Oakland, Mex
leo, Seattle, Washington and Oma-
ha, Nebraska, before returning to
Chicago.
Arizona sun., 1948-11-12

University of Arizona's best year
in Border Conference competition
was 1941 when the Wildcats won
five games and lost none. The rec
ord, however, earned but a tie for
Conference honors with Hardin
Simmons.
Arizona sun., 1948-11-12
Phoenix Social
and
Club News
HAZEL PAXTON
Phone 3-9346

Mrs. L. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs
Stone of Tucson, Mrs. Moore OF
Rocky Mt, Arkansas and Mrs. Tete
of Philadelphia, Penn, were the
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Dickey of 1898 East Wash
ington ST., last Sunday.
Mrs. Dickey's sister, Mrs. w
BENIN, of Thomasville, Georgia, is
here visiting also, her stay is in
definite.
Mr.. E. Jacobs has returned tC
the city after a seven months stay
in Seattle, Washington. He is re-
siding with his mother, Mrs. E. J
Jacobs.
Miss Eleanor Dickey, Jean Com
edy, Lincoln and Hartwell Rags
dale had breakfast together Thurs
day of last week at the Dickey
home.
Mrs. D. Jones, celebrated her
birthday Tuesday night at her
home, 805 South Mohave. A sister,
Mrs. J. r. Reed of Ell Centro, Cali
fornia, was among the guests. She
will leave for her home Sunday.
Mrs. Myrtle Copeland, of 1888, E.
Adams ST., received the bad news
Arizona sun., 1948-11-12

Mrs. Melvio Henderson of 1916
East Washington Street, has ar
rived home from a week end trip
to Riverside, California.
Arizona sun., 1948-11-12

Mrs. Louise Banks of 1888 East
Adams returned last week from
California, where she attended the
funeral of her father Mr.. Ulice La
Violette, IS years old, who died
recently.
Arizona sun., 1948-11-12
Soldier Visits Family

Cpl. Harry Hawkins and wife
will be in the city on a thirty-day
furlough, visiting his father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hawkins, Gil S. 1st Ave. Harry
has been stationed in Fairfield,
California. After his furlough is
over, he will be leaving for over
seas duty.
Arizona sun., 1948-11-12

Mrs. M. Jackson of 1882 E. JEFF
ferson st. was injured when strick-
en- by a car last Saturday.
Arizona sun., 1948-11-12

will be held in Los Angeles next
Spring.
Arizona sun., 1948-11-12

of the death of her father in Wa
CO, Texas.
Arizona sun., 1948-11-12

Mrs. Loretta Conway, of Oak
land, California, formerly of Phoe-
nix, has been visiting her mother
Mrs. Blanche Wright, 17O9 E. Mad
ison Street and her two sisters
Miss Esther Mae Wright and Mrs
Imagene Dunn for the past three
weeks. She left for Oakland, last
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Taylor and
Mr.. Walter Taylor of ST.. Louis
Missouri are visiting their brother
Mr.. B. Taylor, at 1851 w. Watkins
Road. Their stay is indefinite.
Arizona sun., 1948-11-12

BRYSON secretary
unit for 81 making
Winter
swift streams native mountain folk
and his 4-year-old daughter, Margaret
Arizona sun., 1948-11-12

Loose paint around checked and
blistered places should be removed
with wire brush or scraper be-
fore repainting.
Arizona sun., 1948-11-12

Mrs. Myrtle Copeland, of 1888, E..
Adams ST., received the bad news
Evening star., 1948-04-22

to the assault charge before Judge
Ellen K. Raedy in Municipal Court
Judge Raedy imposed the maximum
sentence of one year and $500 fine
or another year in Jail, after she
had studied the mans previous
criminal record.
Assistant United States Attorney
Stafford r. Grady recommended
the maximum penalty on the basis
of this record which, he said, shows
'innumerable" arrests for drunken
ness. Mr.. Grady told the court that
Gates admitted the previous sex
charge to police, adding that he
had served two months at Jessups
Cut, Md, for molesting a minor girl
This defendant should be re-
moved from society,"" the prosecutor
Evening star., 1948-04-22
Marshall Convicted
In Contempt Case

George Marshall yesterday wa,
found guilty of contempt Of Congress
by . District Court jury for refus-
ing to turn over records Of the Ma
tional Federation for Constitutional
Liberties of New York to the House
Committee on Un-American Activi-
ties in April, 1916.
Marshall, who is from New York,
is former chairman of the fedora
ton and now is chairman of the
board of the Civil Rights Congress.
The jury deliberated only a few
Evening star., 1948-04-22

minutes before returning its verdict
Justice Richmond B. Keech al
lowed the defense until April 80 to
file q motion for q new trial. Mar
shall was allowed to remain free
on bond, pending action on the mo-
ton.
The defense rested It's case yester-
day without placing witnesses on the
stand. Final defense argument was
Evening star., 1948-04-22
Sex Offender Jailed
After Weeks Liberty

A man said by police to have
been released from a Maryland
Jail only last week after serving
time on a sex charge, today was in
Jail here beginning the maximum
term of one year for indecently as
saulting a f1ve-year-old girl near
Municipal Center last Tuesday
The defendant, Roy Edward
Gates, 43, of the 700 block Thir-
teenth street NV, pleaded guilty
Evening star., 1948-04-22
Miss IzwoIsky to Lecture

Miss Helen Izwolsky, author Of
number OF books on Russia, will
lecture on Russian culture and
civilization at 9 am. tomorrow at
Dunbarton College Of Holy Cross.
Miss Izwolsky is the daughter OF
the late Alexander Izwolsky, Rus
sian minister of foreign affairs
from 1908 to 1910.
Evening star., 1948-04-22

declared in making his recon-
mendation.
Police reported they were sum-
moned by three residents in the 200
block of Indiana avenue NV, q
short distance from police head
quarters in Municipal Center, and
that they found the defendant there
with the girl.
Evening star., 1948-04-22

made by Attorney Wilbur r. Lester.
Also representing Marshall are At
torneys Charles A. Horsky and
Abraham j. Isserman. Marshall was
prosecuted by Assistant United
States Attorney Charles B. Murray.
Evening star., 1948-07-16
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

DOGS AND CATS available foT ADOPTION
to good homes; Phone Sligo 5lss Skdsys;
ss eotNrS ~ sSiaAE s;h T. GID fMsoSroonEHa
NICE, HOME WANTED for Beagle PUP, 8
Ssas. Ssas. ] mssIag, ssa aesss Can ,S vs.. Sass Sassf .. ~
maffs or Gd 'sms 1.t re
cAr SH AND KIfTENs. short on s'yo peediares
but ADMIRABLY behaved; free to good home.
FRENCH TiaSie p PoopLE pUrp1Es. Axe reg.
Rumnlestilskin linz u yks Completely sssl
COLLIE PUPPIES, beaut. dark, golden
sables; huskie. farm raised puppies, IDEAL
t3E Rs 'eSx ssTo Az 4.;o F1eFy gSY s
GREAT DANE. male. mos. old; has had
all shots. Has 9 champions in blood
bsss ns dog mas ca r. 44ao or n Ap
scofrfEs ss @ 81 Siaef e. aed brindle. Axe Tss;
and loyabie, splendid pets, Very REASON
nnaleeiHsfaHtjsHD n1lei III HsSfpup fpuppIrs and seot.ie pup-
pies. For appointment call Shepherd 1905.
GREAT DANE rurrY, fawn, female; reg;
Il. Il, wiz u s.ss sks litter res. mos
Axe reg, champ sired. WI. 2216,
1908 n Chelsea. Bethesda. lis
sIAMEsE KITTENS, pedisreed. sealpoint
and Sluspoint; WI 0926; lis
Ist;fsdc FIVE dcoCKER M esss ssssAsrEI PUPPIES. iasm
raised; specimen Axe resistered, Mormed;
SCOTTH PUPPIES. choice black show type;
Axe reE.; also stud service. MacKINNoN.
CoCKER PUPPIES, reg. reds, buns.
blondes. black males. dewcrmed. inoc.,
S25 Up; older ones both sexs; stud services
Spruce O616, $500 Auth I'd. Sc. fturn
5000 Branch ave. III
FOE SALE. setter males, whelped Feb.
20. 1917: finest shooting dog strain; S75
each, $I25 pr: Oy:. 1875. LIS
GERMAN SHEPHERD DOGS-Puppies for
sale: sire, Champion Dennis Of Longworth;
dam, Asgards Baldra. Price. S100. As
Eard tregJ Daleyiey 1854 IL
SMOOTH, FOX TE.aIER pups. mos.
old: res. Axe, sired by grandson Of ch.
Nornay eaddler. 4-generation pedigree.
AZ. 4So. q io
Evening star., 1948-07-16
pQGS. Pms. nc. tceat.l.

000S, petSs etS. NSo0t.J.
DOCS AND CATS svaiiasls foF sdoptien
days "a; Sat, 9:ia; no sun; MONT.
c%ocKER % SPANIEL PTRPiEs, resistered:
reas we deliver. Can Rockville 2644.-l?
BOARDING-Big, clean, new runs; careful
feeding. r. p. LINDSEY. colesvills, Nd.
DOCS AND CATS boarded week ends os
longer; air-conditioned kennels: pickun
ssdSaSs WE sESNs. zsls Conn. ave. w6. osa4,
COCKER, beautiful black and white paru
color: female, 3 mos: Axe; champion
GERMAN SHEPHERD, male, thoroughbred.
beautifully marked, mos. old, houses
sNGhhsH HfSGfn SE sETTER III PUrpY. male, , mos.
yard broken, partially trained; S25. GO.
BEAUTIFUL WHITE COLLIE. z mos old.
male, pure breed; Ideal for home with
lge yard or farm. OR. 2974. III
Evening star., 1948-07-16
MlscEIIANeolJs FOR sAlR

WASHER .sa ,.n,,, used Msysas :au.ssstSb .,a,b
psieed SofoN1 sapio s5pefiis sins
"a. a, ave. NV. oE. aaoo. Open evenings
WAsnkk = Used Mayt.s b.lloen.soll
szSio ss:zsis's' sSfs:s g. ss eS 0IsSS sSS
MxssHER, iEde' oId model. s / Nay aas.as, GOOD shape:
S25. Ask operator for Greenbelt 37l1.
wAsHER-IA.e-model Bendix standard
automatic washer: reconditionsd, a0-day
slndins normal Installation. COLONY
SPsa sysnia:; iii Ill.,, pm ls,s
wringer washer; completely reconditioned,
eo1osy RAD1o e sse
NV" GE. 1900. Open evenings till Pm
WASHERS - Brand-new westinshous.
Laundrymat and automatic washers. *,
sssss1 Come Is In ae and isa. i1a max. 0s' dssi.
COLONY RADIO. elI9 Ga. ave. NV, GE.
2209; Open ewes. TIL pm. -I6
tsss Easy spinneas and soss,a osse1s need
eSEoNY dS KADio: 10. s1Is ,IIl g.. ave. NV e.
WASHING VAST Des a.caNn .rssi 1i Toos nm x,,0..r ana
%HsarN saHRR VIZ MI MAcHiSE csIs eE sS $685. Instant
heater: heater: Sc; d mole tFsp' rs; ssasss.oia and
%ssRfsG MSoa1NEsSsx sE mod.i ssS stand
@ ard make wringer washers; u to u Of.
WAsHING MACHINES, 1s47 models With
pump TI sssn and time timer $50. Call Elk. 9osa,
VA Watches S2Ggs 111 Lohsine. wittnau.r Els Eisin
sfRs ssEzfs ~ sisa s9ns
NV, ia. 1854; also ewes. and Sun.
WATER CooLER--Dlsplay model. West
g,sr TaF oS@ s2as So M, specially price. sl7s ss.
1900. Open ewes. till pm. lie
WATER Hss.l HsAIEss ss:cs,: fss ssE 10 .. 9es4 z:
'sastsl!s''oRRx 'SHs 80 & WEBSTER
speed with BRAKE; with "p or Without Without, half sMo
sashs sa ssi''ss ca Es.eusiSs SsH' s4ds s0jsen
: w1NDow Nc sne coSLRRo En- b.rs.s. trailer. 'ar
Tor needed tunds} 'A'iR FR. ''tSS osss alter ishs
msI. sS.E REP s5 ,uss msPs ,osb se v SPRINGS .s
sna two ss nsesas SGa eR.P, RiPs s ST.
ONE USED. hand fired. air-condition, coal
mar Manor. Brentwood. Md 49,
MUST SACRIFICE-3O-cu IT. freezer. 20
putting scale (newl; make an offer, will
sell cheap; Oh, 1924 till 5 pm; after
s6MFLEMTiE Mi lamps. lamp shades bases,
fgurines; sacrifice; private owner; dealers
welcome. Can be seen Friday, Sat, Sun,
8 to 10 pm. MRS. r. PINCUS, 7th and
Underwood pl. NV, RA. 1856. 1S'
APARTMENT AVAILABLE, must sell fur
niture for $1,000; leaving town soon. DI.
MODERN BEDRM. SET solid lisht osk),
GRAND RAPIDS DRUG STORE fixtures;
complete soda fountain with Z booths:
Chrysler 5-ton air-conditioning unit;
showcases; huorescent fixtures: kitchen
equipment. Immed. disposal necessary.
Will sacrifice. Call Du. 5S5S, ask for
Evening star., 1948-07-16
MIscELLANEous WANIEp.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcu.
HSshai SsITED 5na isls faa dsnsss eo
ANT1oUEs, pric-..br.e. china. silverw.re.
PSk1 5sI sisI|l,s sHi,sSzS Sis. SiEEs1osH 1885 q
ANTIoUEs@Furniture. bric-a-brac. china.
glassware. rugs. silverwaIe.,, PAINTINGS:
hsaler h,shes' $3.50. 1888 prices paid Cali MURRAY
living room pieces, rugs. gas ranges and
porch porch furniture urn in a any amount wanted at
ss S ssas2 hs' dsAba s8a ss.e No so ss please
all bsSt mGys A.
opposite Dept Of Justice. RE. s4s4.
S:sa ss sSfS?g Sa szs7 SssS sy.s a vii ss
5 52ss5s
Open evenings. viii call to give estimate.
R:f 1s vi .'s NJ hsas' ST.
DiAMoNDs. old gold and silver: diamond
aRf B6Rk iac e4 sS Sash s. paS
FURNITURE-House, apartment or single
piece; highest cash price 1--WE do moving).
TURNITURE-Household .t1ects of every
eVWsaaNsFfp WaNFEpM.pis se72 h5
mshGa and shess a IA T sia ssecaEe'ar' or
~ Dsss. sSS S tR5s sGeses
g 6as is's ssh and s'' ''s1 &:
FURNiTURE and household effects Of the
at mi hYy
csii today. Mr.. GRADY. NA. $3.50. A''
FURNITURE-Your entire household con.
tents ERN or Sdd PIECES hishest prices
GOLD - Bring your Old gold. silver. plating,
A. KAHN, INC. IS year. at 936 r st. NV.
MOVIE CAMERAS, movie projectors, sound
FaSos sas Rf .ce RE- paso Iast
CO; pays highest cash prices. Phone MA.
$50 after loan 10 am for courteous appraisal.
makes. any condition. Ho. $500. II
pounds; auto b;tssfi,s sss 5ou;:
our warehouse. Aiehest prices isaIi paid f%or %
iT9n metals 6opss and
NoFos R8G ss BAG Pa9ne eo 2i5 Asa y ss
81 sAehiis ~ IRON yANrEp-H,sh.,. price.
paid for scrap iron. scrap metals, house
rags and auto batteries If you cannot
deliver your accumulations, please phone
US. ACE JUNK CO.. 2220 Georsia ave
NV. AID. 54b7.
SEWING MACHINEs-ws buy all types
plsating; si7 + st.. RE. 1900. RE: ssif
AM INTERESTED in puy1ng sllverware
any condition: China, brio, ,a-brae: old
1885 @ ST. NV. Sterling 7496.
WANTED-Better grade Of household fur.
niture. antiques and ONCE furniture. MA
$500; evenings. GE. 6447.
ATTENT1ON-Haulers and accumulatori
of scrap iron. auto batteries and scrap
metals, see US before you sell. We always
pay the highest market prices. WASHING
TON RAG q BAG CO.. 216 L st. s.w.. DI.
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold, silver.
jewelry. diamonds. firearms, mems cloth
ing, luggage. Photographic equipment. mu-
sical instruments. engineerins instruments
and a1,1,,, what have you? VIII call MAJ
USED SAW RIG, complete with motor and
blade. 10 or IL inch. CAL MI. 3127.
State price. Ia
Evening star., 1948-07-16
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

COW, Guernsey, good mixer Hyattsvills
FRESH cows Hoisteins. with irss
calves: excel dairy cows, T. B. and Baus
tested 90 more to freshen around Sept.
L.. Phone Vienna 177.J-1. -18
GOLDEN CHESTNUT SADDLE MARE, well
gred md sne gentle for children to ride; $3.50.
HUNTER PRosPECTs-Chestnu mare.
4-yr.-old. IS hands. good conformationi
sow. white hester-Berkshire cross ana
II 7-wks.-old pigs. Clinton Am. lis
Evening star., 1948-07-16
AVIATION,

LEARN TO FLY FREE-Buy my .PT-1a
Fairchild for $3.50; excel. cond., re-
s057, ov. 5000. -I6
1877 SUPER CRUIsER, ali extras. aero-
matte propellers, $4,000.
Iwin-snsins Cessna, excel; 5.Issssnsss
er beacon, newly painted. splendid condi-
tion, extra engines; sacrifice, $500.
Fly the new Stinson station wagon.
FALLS CHURCH AIR PARK, FA. 2gse.
used light airplanes-Cub,
200 total engine hours, tust relieensed.
license, new prop. Sae0: Ereogps. new
ALLEN, Springfield Airport, Alex. S342.
CUB J3L65. recently relicensed, IN ex-
cellent condition; privately ownedi $780,
can be financed. LOUIS RAY, Copgres-
sional Airport, Rockville, Md. OIL ssss.
AERoNCA 1s4s Tandem. excel cond:. IS
hrs. since major licensed to Dec: S695 or
best offer. RA. 1884.
CESSNA CLUB-Now flying new l20
Cessna; open for more members Contact
c. H. MARTIN Immediately at Spruce 0sss.
Evening star., 1948-07-16
REpAIRs and sERVcEs tcent.

SToNE, FLAGsToNE AND CEMENT-spe-
eializing in stone retaining walls and flag
stone, also cement drives, porches. walls,
steps, walks, cellars. etc. For free esti-
mates call JERRY, AT 1896.
VETERAN desires exterior and interior
painting Jobs. Call Michigan ss1s. lS'
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED, csc up TO
B #. wide and 2 #. long Have your blinds
Thoroughly cleaned by our modern machine
method WASHINGTON SHADE g. AVN
ING Co. 2021 17th st.n:w. DU. 5000
by contract. Phone CO. 2293. 14l8
10th st. n.w.s ]. M. PATTERSON. IL
JOHN TOLS0N-Paper hanging and paint
Rs PfasFRass P5ssf s xorE s5
beautiful kitchens; steel cabinets. sligt
64ss. l6s
Evening star., 1948-07-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

Ta latest Sas. R9del
BULLD0ZERS-Large and small for grad
ing and excuvatins; road graders; carry
ais; reasonable rate. MR.. CUSICK. SH.
S442 -I8
BULLDOZERS, new TD-1s. Q TD-6 with
operators for hire or contract. excavating,
grading. land clearing. FA 023S. 21'
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 E ST. NV. National
Evening star., 1948-07-16


cost s65. best offer. No. s63s. is
TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS. blond, good cond
HHEELissvvfissioN, HEi svfsioN Halllcraf.er sos, Dumont a.
barEsins; NJ. 1904: .-sa. :,
sssIasra makes nenans Sho ncA
immediate installation; commercial prices;
ssss eseies ss sSe s2ss sDrns
fELEVTsYoN Ri demonstrators at sr.atly re-
eusrantee; usra 'e Shop % Us frst for best deal il
town; easy terms. ELECTRICAL CENTER.
514 10th st. NV
TIRES. factory recopd:. All sizes. ss;45 ea:
pm. pms AL Il sRsy1cE efa TIRE CO, ssis Ga
titles ATLANTIC CO.. so7 v st. NV. NO.
TirYPEwRITER-uNDERwwooD, 12-in,
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Assistant Chief, Dore and other members of the Juneau Police Force wish to express their sincere thanks to the people of Juneau and especi- ally the Elks Lodge for the donation of their hall Bill Matheny and his orchestra for the music; The Daily Alaska Empire for the printing of the tickets; the members of the Teen Age Club for their decorations and the many individuals, too many to name personally, tor the wonder full cooperation that assisted greatly in making this dance a huge suc- cess.
 Recently the Juneau Police De- partment have taken over the Teen Age Club as a personal project and with the assistance of the Elks Lodge and several other organiza- tions, have the hope of making the club an interesting and enjoyable place for the many growing boys and girls of the Channel area.