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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored. desires daywork, tuesday
through Friday or bundle wash at home.
GIRL, colored, wishes work as bus girl or
public cleaning; Sunday of FIR. 6412 -
GIRL, colored, wants days work cleaning
asS s0fk Ea ssss and
GIRL, colored, desires 8 days work weekly.
Rsferences. Call Wed, 10 a.m.-2 pm.
Girl, colored. desires days work. expert
enced. Call HO. 1919.
GIRL. coloree, wishes days work. Call
any time Wednesday, LU. 074s.
G GoEt eel9Ted ELI dp wsaass sa6s morning narttims
Girl, GIRL colored 9 r. wants S1s' days work or par.
MORNINGS. .reiersnce.' Call ME. 31e2. :
GIRL. colored, neat, experienced, wants
z y1 Gays, soss ss;h'w' Mon'' wed' Fri. Phone
GIRL. SslSi eolored. experienced maid. will stay
two nights. AT. s771. - So
V1sas WsoMA rR eoossS sssS 'tts5 as:r.. day. work
Y; vi,slnitys Of ssnnihs or ne: Cali Ii. i:4s
vsss WOMAN, solor.d, @ wants 8 days work IRON
ing weekly. Call NO. O624
WOMAN, .colored. dishwasher, part time,
good worker, reliable. ME. 1877 after
WOMAN, colored, wishes days work. RE.
WOMAN. colored. wants work BY day or
xsrf.r.. pI. ASA. '''N ''i
WOMAN. colored, wishes work as dietitian,
attendant or housework and cook. co.
PART-TIME general housework; coiored;
from am. to 2 pm; good references
MI 1046
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HELP MEN snd WoMEN.

must nave fa i snoWi.dae Of ae'Sa Cooks, 'ols: IL:
ventory. control and be willing to accept
responsihillty; excellent salary, pleasant
working conditions; give full details In
nrst letter, including age. Box 263-T,
CHAUFFEUR, white. careful, to drive lady
few hrs; several times weekly; refs. req.
ssSB ss.!;%s iss1 1sss ~ sus'r dom
C0prLE COZ for rest home; msn Ter sutdooS5 6SS5
Mccomas ave. kensinston' Nd, PL. os72.
MARRIED COUPLE. white, exper., non
drinkers, no children. local refs, to care
for rooming house: furnish quarters and
wages. Reply. with full particulars and
telephone number to Box 141-S, Star. -
MEN OR WOMEN t2) for dictation recep-
ton; also one copy girl. Apply ASSOCI-
ATED PRESS. $50 Star Bldg. -
SALES CLERK to act as assistant man
ager: salary commensurate with ability;
should be interested in model and handi-
craft Phone CHI. 7131, $50 to $50 p m.
REAL ESTATE-We have openings for
men or women who wish to sell rea
estate; experience not essential, but must
have car. This is your opportunity to
enter very interesting neld with good
earnings. Box 303.S. Star. 10
TO CALL ON HOMES and make appoint
ments for photographer. No exper. neces-
seeE '3SS SSs4N Rsy srGp1os Isl ,':5 s4e R4sh
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HELP D0MFSTIc (cont. J

HELP DoMeSTIc tceas.).
ss. :sS s'ss e 3! s IT. ahs H:e e. sls s $50
SixI IT, 70 s.s s:Es s, care s.s. e children. day.
aoysEEkEkFkkk T. waited; rsns; whit. woman
middle-aged; one-person owner: . good
place to live. Arlington home. For infor-
nation. call MA. 1929 from . to pm
HogsEKEEPEH; White; tyo sshoclEirls,
Green Meadows. Nd. WA. 171s. -S
H0UsEwoRKER. living Hyattsville, Belts.
@nRT d Rssei s.lss az blvd w. foxsr e ssSTs ssS ao
xssE; SIS; must I have have city Il references. 81.
MAID 4 - a,. for .a,x cooking, ms .lnsundsy M l,y.
sas ,. ss'Gs:d s SIS hs w Is a: to d2 s2
MIAD-Mus. n be seod cook; sh.w.: Nv. in:
niece sS1n So ss'sss Mf 0ia sa s
a. 1a6o sS t. tong sv Of sa seiassR ssss must ''
MLA,,igD-,Gl;a.W:, MAI 81. rsxperisnced. take care Of
snss snsss osasf III HzipnssSS $3.50 sa' week rifsr
~ oaa Il children ss :n to sGa.as s.l aS S;
NUkSEMAID, colored. must live in, Thurs
aft. and every other Sun. on: have other
help; city refs. reo.; S25 wk. EN-. 1449,
WOMAN FOR G.Hw. and care Of Q chill
dren; must live in: good pay. ST. s643.
WANTED--Reliabls women, white pref
care for child and some housework. from
transp. furnished, Call PL. 97OS.
AM VERY ANXIOUS to locate Lois Jones.
Who worked for me recently. Important!
RA. 1889.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, TYPEWRITERs puT-
chased and traded. repaired quickly; rea:
mssps az ys9 for ofs sas saSfscdHf sRs
iSh aIss EE .,,.s.s ssSs
asd sE ~ 'd'gsssa Ff5a CO.
skfck sia it'e eoSTRAcroR. NJ ready to start an,
Job, large or small. FIR. 2342. 10
sEIGKAY1NGrepIasss :ni snimnsy, s,,ss .ns re-
!sgftasd kRieS akkAasas Fl iss, 1879 houses.
eaMtaa aH hHRfAdE kEPxrhs-sls T. s1sA 10th st. NV
yssTs aaFstsT s1ps5tsnse net ssss0rs IA pats1 1s1, "
s;S0asilSS s9d 5spsl5so dTzo Estimate: s1S'n:
atsror rsmodsns asss ssS1s'' wa nd
CARPENTER Ut. woEK ana an. IL s1,srastea, sss.
pAyIp f,I :JAMEs. iiia chiffon s.. NV
sss sfRs1s ssai Fisi sSSo ss ~
CARPENTRY - Repair and remodellns,
sTAkLER. gHIf dase VIZ. H 4is4 m mechanic 'At HA'
CARPENTRY-Rec rms, attics finished;
e. eGff1Sr PUTNAM iasiOss 4 sons. WA. s5Si. vi
CARPENTRY-Attics finished. recreation
rooms, porches inclosed, stairways,, dormsr
ERs4ES EESSgcKs Essdsn.ia nnion @ s4s1 e.
CARPENTRY,, alterations and. repairs Of
81 sas pas. o sss s,6o pang IN snd W:
GsaPENTRY PAiNRfNG aoncrssns con- in
closing porches: recreation rooms installed
!R asa eRNzsI s Tssa fgs6aasssd
eLEASfSa I'll lSHs UPHOLSTERED furniture and
ca me- sUE on sng ss No 5os
ELEcTRic WHINE. fepairs new plug;.
switches and services; no JOB too small.
fiRcTkrS fI r. SsqS %iEise %S6 s2FAss and
hour heu sefS: e.. NJ Md 'S9 and 'SH Sa "a 1s7
ELECTRIC WIRING. commercial. rssiden-
ETfeTsi5 NES RisfS ssqs sssi
hsenssd sns s.sf .setT.n for r4 sass 1855
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS and installations:
fsT prompt fgarIsSns s1arsnhseesas ssss ssr'ies
ELECTRfcAL sERvfcE. wire and rsvir.,
new and Old fixtures, Cali DE. s7e7. "a
9on sad saass re s.smss.. ssss ' Gs f's9at
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED, skilled
WDlLe H1eCuHulCh, tcIy IedoODhDlc -pElLes
Du. 671S any time. CHAS. r. COVER.
rented; new and used waxers for sale RAa RoAa
Ksnnsdy ST; nv, RA: 434e.
can forget all about after we install
ses esasn' ssoo WIZ WI S sniS q'@ soa
nH az sfsk noes iss re-
placed with. Formica or stainless steel:
plastic tile for kitchen or. bath. complete
MopERN HONE EIS2os e. IA, .-,1 $40; ,,,,,s
Ice, clean. neat work. Call Mr.. ASKEW,
sT a5ss days sad ,S syes sn,.r,o,. u.
hcient service, with quality materials.
? PPaiiNTfHG, NSTTfHHSG interior decorating. exterior,
30 years exper.; free estimate, nne work.
DI. 0432, J. D. MAPLE IL
In -Tonings
ms e. neat @ zS%5; EeT5; reasonable prices. EH
PAINTING. interior. exterior and roof.
Work done by expert mechanic. Pure lin.
reed oil on all outside work. Best materials
Ised on all work: metallic and red leaa
On metal roof. ALLEN r. COLLIER. LU.
57s7 .
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INSTRUCTION coURsEs (cent. J :

INSTRUCTION COURSES lceat.l =
AIRPLANE FILING NsIKUCTIoN undSs
q bill Men and women Phone Oliver
SS6 SoIISN TRAINING IN sesus, culture. su
suh3ects taught.1 Approved hy Govefnme1l
for q training. wAR-FLYNN nxAuTx
LEARN TO DRIvE-Look for the two
steering wheels; permits, 2. C.. Nd, and
INVITATION 10 sUCCESs-internation
Correspondence Schools have spent more
than S6,0o0.000 in preparing les. text.
books; more than 400 courses to choose
from: High school. business, eneineering
and trade courses; you name 1t; the
chances are we have It. Free catalogue on
request. s1o Bond Building. phone NJ
WANTED. coiored veterans. to study com
merctal art at GI-approved school, earn
1000 You st. NV. no 47e0. Apply h per.
POPULAR PLANO taught in 20 lessons
tmprovising, harmony and theory incl.
Results guaranteed. CHARLES NEWMAN
STUDIOS, 1706 @ st. NV, ME. 400 Or
RA. $500. Approved for Gr training.-a
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-conndence, freedom from self
conscieusness; pvt: tutor. MI. 266O.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

NAVY MAN will drive car to any part Of
YOUNG MAN will deliver car anywhere
Cali Mr.. HALL, NO. $500 $3.50 pm. fs
to drive alone in new
car to deliver In Ark. Or Okla; refs, gas
194S Ford convertible,
about April 9; desire lady passenger.
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INSTRUCTION. coURsEs.

RUSSIAN, individual instruction. beginners
and advanced conversation. A. ROOD. Can
m. 1928, Ext: 7os. Mon. to Fr. s.lo
sRaUifY sIi z 20 0orERAroRs NEEDED-Modern
training IN al subjects: day. might and
H2:zss siassss aos6us r. sE ss
for b. c. requirements and OF training.
1870 n. 2. ave. NE. TITS. Estab. 1918,
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PERSONAL.

ROOM AND BOARD for elderly people
with nursing care; opposite Walter Reed.
Rtes.pe luxe reversible wool ehsniils
samples shown In your home; phone for
day or evening appointments. aE. s9ss.
HEM FACING, trimmings, findings SUP.
plies and notions, buttonholes. buckles,
4sss sosh ST. nW nssr vloTda aVs rsis:
ISsT RHsas r6R SgN ssss presents s.rbseu.
dancing. parties, sports. 70 unmarried
sssS,S p :; zsSSS sSSs ssen e is.a s0'a
isnsh spesehss sni sSee rsprss sns ssiss
iSYsiATSs h S6as5 81. I'm Hx $50; ID $6s1
so, 49, T5i's 81 4ast 81 eolqssa sne ana Nd cox
FaASo ss s.lTss TSsfs n .ns ssRa5' e4S
dEoRdE, ov. 4es7 ewes: AT. 1855 dayr
IIFF NURSING HOME. for elderly people
and invalids, kind care, tray service and
nice surroundings. MRS. MCLEOD. "a.
ssss sSs 8. .pf MABs aas
HpNogR HSST ssITTS sGTHooL isank ave;
nervousness. piles. colds, fu or other ALL
feet; men and T Women S Young ss, and sy0oSp I'D,
can ssne LADY yess sNsaturopath 20 years
BRIDAL Hpse Gowns ssso sssdust,on dresses, orig.
sss dfiist SEE sooi Sords
conn nW sy: gna oTs 1ss psos soh &. NV and
oSE WOMAN TELLS SeSfs aSoTa2a Ha'si sbou. our
skin in dressmaking, restyling and altera-
rTaaI Ssans sss ave-. to ssn
lilo r St. NV, centrally located above
$SS Z: 4 f. 3 ssSs,ssS.s9
tEEMANENT WAVES. =; .h.n.eo sqs
Flynn BEAUTY coLLHok 1910 q q.
ALTERATIONS AND DREssMAKING dons
by Professionals, quickly and reasonablyi
specializing IN costumes, suits and gowns;
szsuSHs sssFn bsds a1 sGTS tSr
sas ave-. Snd DO door. e. Tsi.phons Ra 0nns Dapani
SING, PLAY OR SPEAK. record tell. the
SopyiEg. SOUND STUDIOS, RE. 1854. -
e. AfI Rs. q NV R.eh. q t8HS 81. ss sSsS g.
PEaTAE FfSHNiefasgosnsE S asSt .o5sas Pr R1c.
service on 4ss asnss shd Plate sA r'SsEs es
gsTenmpt rem and et,eisns ssrvies: open ewes
s1Ss sETrEs s'h HEALFM e fT sf4Dio; f9 cold, and
chronic pains treated; trained nurse.
RGRINEb aRRif s9 noTHER 1E will sit with children
or elderly lady; 30 cents an hour. GO.
kTs5% brhis sfs9ns aea eHuxNs sslfs 'hse,
INC, 732 eth st; Sc. can now take, your
delivery, dial Atlantic $500. or save 49,
LEA learn NJ 70 PLAY THE PIANO with with +.
professional touch; simplified methods for
9sss REsfsss En- ssf
"oLD AT 40, so, eo." MAN. you're
NI sTssy at hna.. TS
iTSa Fo5 .s, FSRdswn Z issins. many men
casP sss only fes As 81 drHsss''
tion and overnight camping; children. 2.,
IA years; $50 acres. large pony ring and
anssn aa Crafts Es f9E anE csp amt,
sstSsT1s couNTRYsiDE 1sa rRRM p '''IS & cAMP. e9oi
FAM PfSNo spepuisTj dss tah taasht By experienced
teacher. 1473 Meridian pl. NV. AD 34ee.
ianSf sased and condaetss = fa1i 81 ANTaoNY sss' u
South M i DakOts ave. ne. Telephone North
WHICH President needed nov for peacs.
1s-MM; soUND PRoyECToR SERVICE
ysIs icr ts soss Fon sass
fi 1sf!1E sir o!9fr Rira a''s5 iota .ue.r
RSss sS s2gsiHHSS 4ao1EsaL SUIT. p.
ss r. oa and sSs 1873 to Essq G 1885,
Ext 24S, ewes after 9.
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SALES MANAGER, must be good close.
and capable Of training new men. to sell
Americas finest aluminium storm windows
and doors Apply Thursday only. 9 am.
8 saLEs R mASaaER In hsnd.ome sI nm .aiar, plus
wholesale arm ofiers security to live wire.
men to cali on grocers. restaurants, tav-
products. Tell US why you Qualify il :
eoeeailed' CONFIDENTIAL letter. Box 299-s,
SALESMAN for liquor store; serious minded,
with good qualifications; exper in our
ns IN sn ssa hut gs mt be c e
SALESMAN. mems furnishings: opportunity
o is5 ns youns saas msn msR VIZ
men make splendid annual income. ASK
Mr. dRosNER s6sas seasFf e fsab en g. or liter
SALEsMAN-Furnishin excellent oppor-
tunity for ambitious young. man who is
sf sgeTts sssr ApplS once. @ The aSFa1sa5sss 9ogsd
s,ALEsMAN-Youns SAL Ssl man. 1925 years, na;
sraduate, for permanent inside T position
u Nat told.established speciality business, Start
hish school attended. Be-. s1o-T.. stsi. s.
house businesses and real estate Must
have car and get license. Also sell other
businesses. Don't answer This ad unless
you really want to work on commission
basis; EDWIN l. ELLIS, Realtor and long
established Business Broker. 1910 Vermont
SALEsMEN-There Is q swell opportunity
with the Washinston factory. sales branch
Of fast growing business which now op-
and Middle West Our program Is based
ON highly paid sales foree who nov
enjoy the highest return in this business.
ment rapid fer the ambitious men Il
you have . car. come In at II am. and
have talk with ED ARTN at 72s 15th
st NV, third floor -
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SEAMsTREssEs. White, a. must HS4 be exper,
pay Starts at S per day: PlentS Su d foaE work
81 enss. pg $3.50 < for ' interyiev. .'eDnsn' ms
SECRETARY to steamship executive; ex-
pMerieneed PER IN passenger dept, stenography
sonality. good memory for detail: age 25-
30; give full particulars. Box 297-s. Star
SECRETARY for patent attorney (dieta-
Thurs. morning, Room sos. washington
sEcRETARY. $3.50 years, for quiet ONCE;
retarial, in mod. air-conditioned coffee
sas SwIda IsdaaaE z6AzsD tDRz s. CO. ssod II.
sECRETARY-Interestins position that
will broaden the intellectual horizons ol
typist Is available immediately = in in The The
editorial ONCE Of q professional organiza.
tGn ssy sGSs Week r'nag IL Enssn sasny
sEcREiTaEkyA iSsEi AAs for social service depart. s
nsas sesS h0q5s sSH 'aszs o APS
SECRETARY-Excellent opening for young
hoal nood Sess1 sSoss ssry
DE. 500. MRS. WEssoN. -1S
SECRETARY, eficient, with experience
anti and Tssommsndasions
sEcRETARY. age 1886, for life ins.
agency specializing in estate planning
REQUIRES strong business background and
proficiency in stenosraphy and tipping.
Excellent opportunity for qualined can
didate. Free life ms, hospitalization and
surgical benefits. Retirement fund. Ap-
pltcant must be willing to submit to men
tai ability and aptitude test before inter
,yiev. Apply Room s07, Ring Blds..
Sth q NJ SITS. NV. 3
sHIPRER for dry cleaning plant; good
salary, perm. position, vacation with pay.
Apply n person. RINAI.D1 q LEEMANs
IS
SODA MATTRESSES - Experienced. from
5 to 12 midniSht; $40 to S22 per week;
very good tips, uniforms and meals; six
n,sn aPIh Mnza Rsssasoss1 Rshssai osSz 'a =
STEN0GRAPHER, 20-30 yrs. old. with
knowledge Of bookkeeping. must have good
references and clean habits: needed b.
LOCATION; good pay. CAL MR.. JOHNSON,
sfENOdRAPHER. 20 to 30; must bs abls
to take .shorthand; Win train person In
vacation, sick leave and other BENEFITS.
Bee M. Hoover, EMERGENCY HOSPITAL.
20
Evening star., 1948-04-07

PROGRESSIVE REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
critics. needs exper. well-mannered sales
man with presentable car: excellent oppor-
tunity; NV. group of houses ready within
10 days. Replies confld. Box 412-S, Star
EXPER: REAL ESTATE MAN to list NV
properties; salary and commission. State
qualifications. phone no. in reply. Box
WANTED, delivery man for liquor store;
hours; to pm; references; must be
neat n appearance. Call co. 1882, ask
GENTLEMAN for inside selling position
IN old,established speciality shop, Must
school graduate, willing and able to work:
$3S $S week te start; Bog 34I T, Star. ii
urday. Earnings about 81 so to SO sn
hour. Sales department, REAL SILK
HOSIERY MILLS, MA. 1885. 10 am. to
3 pm,
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81. NV, am. to II am. $
19 experlsnee necessary, n n INA Il. MARKET.. RaGsf.
MANEopportunity for man who is alert
and bright. We will train you and while
gSa HW are et9 training you will be earning. Cali
MAN, young, to learn wholesale business:
must be alert and eager to get ahead.
JOSEPH Guss & SONS. INC. e23 II
MAN, colored, D. C. permit, part time,
! 20 2 Pm refs: Apply APOLLO WINE
4 q LIQUOR, 7th and H SITS. ne. Do not
MAN, colo,ed, age 2o-3o, weighing about
h2 IN press pSuqdo 1do to %9rS as paper handler
gent Apply personnel once, Room 5o4,
Staar BUILDING THE EVENING STAR, 110I
NAN f avsi Wanted SiT for general service station
REes AAPes II ists sns rsyor kB
MAN WITH CAR, 3o-45 yrs; fast raises:
5-day wk. start $40, salary plus comm !;
ps.m can sales mgr'' ~SEsS FR. $500. 10 s.ose'' ms
grounds of CHEVY CHASE CLUB. STEADY
MAN, white. honest, sober, to learn the
REQUIRED. Apply 1216 7th st. NV. md
MAN; suburban home, outside work,
know knowledss Of horses pleasant Lying quar-
MAN. colored, wash glasses and make
sandwiches; nights, 8 pm. to 2 am. 231o
4th st. ne. %
MAN, colored, for porter and stock work
IN ice cream and candy store located in
SILVER Spring; must be sober and reliable;
full time JOB, 9 days and 8 evenings pei
week Call sH 47ss between 10 and II q; m
MANAGER for dry-cleanins plant on per-
centage basis; located in Wash, well
established, doing good business; 2 trucks.
GOOD equipment. Must be thoroughly ex-
per- capable Of increasing business. Box
MANAGER, experienced. for restaurant:
good salary Apply GEORGES RES
MANAGER-For downtown parking garage.
Must be experienced; good opportunity for
right man. Call MIR. HoFMANN. DE. 6e13
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main floor small wears;
ttractive salary and Commission on ali
ales. l.. FRANK CO., 18th and r sts. NV

SALEsLADIES, suit and coat depts: at
t-active salary and Commissions on All
sales. L. FRANK CO.. 18th and r sts. NV.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-18
Cheri Bowman Will Be April
 Bride of Jones

Miss Cheri Bowman was guest of honor at birthday shower Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Kolia Albigoff at 746 w Twelfth Street
 Miss Bowman is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Lyle Bowman on Gla- cier Highway. The bridegroom will be Sherwood Jones, son of Mrs Kolia Albigoff and an ex-GI of the Army. The wedding will take place at the home of Mrs. Albigoff on Ap- Til 2.
 Mrs. Albert Carlson and Bertha Beebe were co-hostesses at the shower and the guests were Mes danes Olaf Bedding, Oscar Lund- quist, Malcolm Creamy, Ali Olsen, Frank Kardanoff, George Bryson, Mrs. Christine Hansen, Miss Clara Vaik, Miss Jannette Stephenson, Miss Janice De Petite, hostesses and the guest of honor.
 Games were played during the course of the evening and Mrs. Ali Olsen won first prize, after which refreshments were served.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-18
LABOR DEPARTMENT EXPERT ARRIVES TO
 INSTRUCT IN TESTl

Charles. Neigh, Testing Techni- clan for the U S. Employment Ser vice, arrived here from Washington, D. C., Tuesday on board the s. s. Baranof to teach officials of the Alaska Territorial Employment Ser vice on the operation of the Gen. eral Aptitude Test.
 This test, which contains 15 diff ferent examinations pertaining to approximately 1,400 different jobs, will be used on job applicants in Alaska. It will be given to only a few applicants, primarily those who need special counseling and have had little previous work experience.
 Managers of all ATES branch of- fices will assemble next week in Ju- neau to receive instruction on giv- ing the test, Arthur A. Hedges, ATES Director said today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-18
pR0p0SED CHANGES FOR VESSEL LAWS IS
 SET FOR MARCH 30

Hearings on proposed changes in regulations by the U. s. Coast Guard have been scheduled in Washington, D. O., for 9:30 am, March 30, it was revealed today by the current issue of the Merchant Marine Council published at Coast Guard Head quarters.
 The proposed changes will cover, among other things, specification for Eackfire flame arrestors for carbure- tors for merchant vessels and motor coats, standard kapok buoyant cu- shions, cork and balsa wood ring life buoys and amendments con- scerning parachute flare distress sig nals.
 Comments may be submitted III writing prior to the public hearing or orally or in writing at the hear ing. It was announced that all com ments received are made part of the record and will be considered by the Merchant Marine Council be- fore making recommendations for any changes to the Coast Guard 'Commandant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-18
KIWANIS CLUB TO HOLD GALA PARTY
 AT COUNTRY CLUB

President Gene Vuille opened the regular meeting of the Kiwanis Club Wednesday with the introduction of the visitors, Kirk Jones of the Wash ington Laboratories fer Vitamin and Biological products in Seattle; John Quilico of the Sports Center Shop; Major Eric Newbold of the Salvation Army and Col Arch Layman of the 2. A. at San Francisco who was the guest speaker.
 Col Layman is a very interesting speaker and gave the Kiwanians sev- eral interesting thoughts in regard to the world situation and quoted poem that brought out the feature thought of the day Col. Layman is from the Salvation Army Headquar- ters in San Francisco, stopping in Juneau enroute to Angoon where he will conduct the Division of Native Congress.
 J. s. Jim" Mcclellan announced that the plans for the Annual Xii wanis Easter Egg Hunt and Special show at the Capitol Theatre are complete and will be held Saturday afternoon March 27 at o'clock at the Capitol Theatre. All kiddies of the age of 12 and under are invited to attend as guests of the Kiwanis Club.
 The Kiwanis Club will hold their Annual Dinner-Dance at the Salmon Creek Country Club March 24 at o'clock. All reservations must be made to Archie Betts, phone 757, by Monday, March 22, and all mem bers are urged to attend as gala affair has been planned for Kiwan- ians and their ladies.
 President Vuille also announced that there would not be a regular noon meeting of the Kiwanis Club Wednesday March "A due to the Dinner dance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-18
CERTIFICATES IN FIRST AID GIVEN
 10 16 JUNEAU!TES

| Another part played by the Am erican Red Cross in the community was effectively dramatized by the First Aid Instructors course success fully concluded here recently. ! Under the supervision of Richard iP. Codd, American Red Cross First Aid Field Representative, Is Juneau ties received First Aid certificates indicating their proficiency in First Aid work. These classes were con- ducted at no cost to the Juneau Chapter or to the participants. H. c. Leege, First Aid Chairman of the Juneau Chapter, lists the following persons as receiving First Aid Instructors cards:
 Leslie B. Avyit, Raymond c. Beach, Howard H. Dilg, William Fromholz Helen Gray, Jon D. Hodgman, Eu- gene O. Hulk.
 Ernest w. Jacobson, Henry c. Leege, Max Mielke, Glenn s. Millice, Nancy c. Twenhofel, Marcella L. Voelker.
 Those receiving Junior Accident Prevention cards were Phyllis E. Grant, Margaret I. Midland, Ralph G. Wright.
 First Aid Instructors are author ized to conduct classes in Junior Standard and Advanced First Aid as well as Accident Prevention.
 Junior Accident Prevention ins- tructors are authorized to conduct Junior Accident Prevention classes in schools.
 Future classes in First Aid or in Accident Prevention will be conduc- ted as sufficient interest is indicat- ed, MT. Leege stated. Persons wish ing to receive this free instruction should advise Mrs. Gronroos, Execu- tive Secretary of Juneau Chapter, American Red Cross.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-18
ANNE ]. lELL0 IS NEW NURSE, HEALTH DEPT.

Miss Anne J. Lello, Senior Assls- tant Nurse Officer of the U. $. Public Health Service, has joined the Public Health Nursing Staff of the Juneau Health Center. The assignment of Miss Lello by the Territorial Department of Health fills a vacancy created last Octo- Der when Mrs. Dillon, Public Helath Nurse left for medical at tention.
 Miss Lello is a graduate of St Margaret's School of Nursing, at Hammond, Ind, and received her B. s. Degree with a major in Pub lie Health Nursing from the Uni versity of Minnesota in 1943. Miss Lello has had four and one-half years experience in Public Health the last two years of which were spent with the Health Department of Winfield, Kansas.