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sIrUArloNs-DoMEsTIc

GIRL. colored. desires work: care OF
children or mothers helper: live in
or out; refs. LII 3-0671
NURSEMAID AND LIGHT HOUSE
WORK, no cooking days week
experience. and reference; colored
Ii. 7-S624. -
WOMAN, experienced. wishes a jot
morn. or eve. part time. gen. hswk
ELIZABETH SMITH. Ii. 4-S453.
WOMAN wants day work. cleaning
for wednesday in D, C. or nearby
Maryland. TU 2-252a. IS
STUDENT, GRADS. G.S.A. wash
Sch. Of Cooking. Household Arts
part, full time. Ho. 2-0S2Q. It
COLORED ADVENTIST GIRL desire,
general housework; hours 8 am
.CoLORED GIRL desires Job taking
care OF elderly person, or ghw
or child care. Ii. 7-3455 -
COLoRED GIRL desires Job. Inv.
child care or days work; excel
refs. Cali LU 1896.
COL0RED Girl desires child car,
5 days a week; local reference
Ii. 4-S64S. -
CoLoRED GIRL wants genera
homework or child care. Cal
ia. 9-S64o
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sITUATIoNs-WoMEN

EXECUTIVE SECY.. bkkpr.. ofc.
mgr. immed. avail, exceptional
refs. Age 81. dependable. perma-
nent. TU. 2-5066. So
LADY ACCORDIONIST white, young
Attrac.. wants evening engagements
| Clubs. lodges, parties. or special
occasions. 10. 1-06ls. ewes, till
sEAMsTREss, exper. full-time en-
ployment. A, dress shop, cleaners.
or tailor establishment. 10. 2-7205.
SEAMSTRESS. experienced. tailored
Grapes, draperies. slip covers. alter
atoms. RA. 1910. -
SECRETARY. experienced, depend
able: college grad: wants good per
manent lob. Ell. $1,000. Wo. g.
SECRETARY. experienced, college
graduate, intelligent, alert. mature
Prefer one-man ONCE. Box I5a-D.
Star. 2"
SECRETARIAL AND OFFICE SERv-
ICES specializes in supplying EN-
cient. temporary once help for
short or long sssignmsnts, your
sTESoGRSPHER' o. expert g legal
technical. commercial. hourly basis,
days, ME. s-6704; ewes, DE. q
WOMAN. colored. wishes to assist in
| alteration work or plain sewing;
3sdayss, wk. reliable. JU. 5-0097. g
round ro1no S Seek; cafeteria nao or dining
AVAILABLE now, twhitel compan-
only or housekeeper. cook; adult
| family Phone AID. 4-1067.
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CLERK
CLERKS

CLERK. part-time. no tipping only
aptitude for figures necessary. Gail
MRS FREY, TU. 2-377S,
CLERK TYPlST. recent high school
graduate. experience not necessary
Permanent position, 5-day 37h-hr.
week AMERICAN SURETY CO,
b2l Southern BLDG. 18th and H
SIS. NV -
CLERK TYPIsT. with some knowl-
sition for responsible person; very
liberal fringe benefits. Salary open.
NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK. 3l0
Penna. ave. Sc. b
CLERK-TYPIST, age 1885: perma-
nent position with fire Insurance
CO.; good starting salary: 37h-hr,
" Apply PEARL ASSURANCE
and X SITS. NV, Wash D. C. ii
CLERK TYPIsT, receptionists. Real
AMERICAN sERvicEs. RIM. bi4.
1919 F st. NV, MA. S-4142. IS
CLERK-TYPIST. white. young lady,
s-35, for permanent position With
lie Insurance CO.: excel. working
conditions; personal interview. 1928
Conn. ave. NV. %
CLERK -TYPIST for real estate Of
fce; 6.day week. Apply Room 300.
~ n 81 NV. bOoS ~ PHELPS
CLERK-TYPIsT - Age 1885. To
work In bookkeeping department OF
national trade associa ton. Good pay
and hours. With excellent employe
dement's. Apply 1928 10th st. NV.
CLERK -TYPIsT. for real estate and
insurance ONCE; hrs, 8 to 8. 5-day
week: attrac. salary to qualified
person, good local refs, req. p. j
WALSHE, INC, l11b Eve st. NV
MA S-84GS. %
CLERK -TYPIsI. perm. position. B.
day. 37ls-hr. wk.. pleasant work
ing conditions. vacation with pay,
group disqualification, employee
Dement'S. Apply in person. goth
Century Fox Film Corp. 415. 3rd
st, NV. D1. 7-S420. Ill
CLERk-TYPIST. for national ap-
pliance distributor: excellent work
Ing conditions: vacation and bene-
4 ats. LA. 6-S430. %
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HELP MEN G. WoMeN (cort.

REFINED middle-aged Catholic cou-
pie as chief sextcn and housekeeper
in large parish. Substantial salary.
private 6-room home, board, utili-
ties. other benefits. Wife must be
good cook. References required. Box
Boob. Star. -
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KITCHEN HELP

New Hot Shoppes to open soon.
Willston Virginia. Positions open
for experienced and INEXPERIENCED
kitchen help. Applicants with own
transportation preferred. Apply
HOT SHOPPES, INC. employment
ONCE. Room zoo. 1341 O st. NV.
e
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SINGER
STATISTICAL AND
RESEARCH ANALYST

WHITE, promotion and Genera
once work in Advertising Division
AGE 1910: 5-day 40-hour week
Accurate typist. some calculating
and comptometer experience re-
qutred: prepare and MAINTAIN sta
tistical reports. Excellent opportu-
nitv for advancement Interviews
By appointment only. Call Person
mel Division, DI. 1880. Ext, 423
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
10th and NJ stS. NV.
STENOGRAPHER -CLERK-Large In
Surance company has position In
claim dept: moderate stenographit
speed necessary: interesting work
pleasant working conditions; free
disqualification and other dement's
Bee Mrs. Landman. U. s. EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE. 1874 r st. NV,
9th floor. -
STENOGRAPHERs - Experienced
LARGE secretarial service needs ex-
pert stenos for temporary day as
signments. no week ends. 81. IS
1872. %
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SECRETARY

SECRETARY
POSITION OPEN
FOR SECRETARY TO
Elk ECU TIVE IN
HEADQUARTERS OF
FICE OF NATIONAL
FINANCE ORGAN
IZATION. SHORT
HAND NOT RE-
QUIRED, FAST AND
ACCURATE TIPPING
NECESSARY. MUST
BE ABLE TO ORGAN
IZE OWN WORK.
LIBERAL COMPANY
BENEFITS, 5-DAY
WEEK, EXCELLENT
WORKING CONDI-
TIONS; AGE 81 IS.
APPLY IN PERSON,
SUITE 4l6, RING
BLDG, 18th AND M
SITS. NV.
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I TYPISTS
TYPIST

With some knowledge of shorthand;
excellent opportunity for an alert
woman with Sc. Chrysler-Plymouth
dealer Salary open, numerous
company benefits. LII. 4-2000.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

MUSIC LESSONS-Can take 2 more
beginners on accordion or guitar.
Pvt. and class lessons, children or
adults. Instruments loaned. Call
JU. S-4S46. %
HIGH SCHOOL AT H0ME-stand.
ard texts furnished. Low monthly
payments. Write for free booklet.
Box SO. Bladensburg. Nd. or phone
UN. 4-lS20. 10
SECRETARIES, $65-S100 wk.: typ.
lists. $45-$65 wk.; bookkeepers.
SB5-S90 VIZ; PBX-typist, $50-S65
Inquire Ma. S-2340 now. BOYD
SCHOOL lest. AZ yrs.I. cor 18th
and @
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HElP-wOMEN

WOMAN. experienced. in sewing and
cleaning plant. Apply Mr.. Bryant,
STERLING LAUNDRY l021 27th
st. NV. %
WOMEN (6). to sell in choice AVON
areas now and after Xmas. Ex-
cellent earnings, full or part time.
Call Monday through Friday. DI
7-022l. --6
YOUNG LADY for large insurance
ONCE. some tipping necessary; good
paid vacation after mos. group
insurance and pension plan avail
able: air-copditioned once. See
Mr.. SEYMOUR, main floor. l45
Kennedy st. NV. --6
YOUNG LADY for cashiering and
general ONCE work. with knowledge
Of tipping: Part time or full time.
Apply Mr.. Tomkin's, STEWART
MEMS CLOTHES. 9l0 F st. NV.
ARE YOU INTERESTED in an in
teresting position with . local
StsaHii aR. dRrHF1N s0n %. si1s
ATTENTION LADIEs-sell REAL
SILK products and earn $40 wkly.
in Is hrs. Phone Ma. S-7357.
WORK AT HOME. white - Need
suburbs. Make 5000 by Christmas.
Call NE. S-6l93 or drop by RAY
JAG ADVERTISING AGENCY. INC.
b03 r ST. NV. %
WORK IN FLORIDA for winter.
Lady of good personality. his. edu-
cation, who can assume RESPONSE
bllity. $500 for 100 days. Box
l5-C, Star. 3
PART-TIME SALES WOMEN. UP TO
S24 A DAY: NO CANVASSIN0:
CALL ANN WALTERS. UN. 4-6s6S.
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SITuATiohs--MEh

BOOKKEEPER. cashier. gen. once,
middle age. Good appear. Box. l49-
CHEMIST. clinical, Ph.D, expert
enced. veteran. interested in hospi-
tai. laboratory, research. or teach
ing position. Washington. D. c. area
only. Box 307-C. Star. %
PAiNTER-Inside and outside paint
ing, reas. prices. free estimates,
work guar. Mr.. WADE, Elk. 3-QB33.
PAYROLL. COST ACcoUNTING.
tmkpS.. some bkkps.; Is yrs. exper
Minimum $50 wk. JU. 5-3047
after g. Ii
PREssMAN, Offset. running 17xe2
Webendorfer Ia yrs. exper., 25 yrs.
old. Steady. DU. 7-950o. 6:3O-s;30,
YOUNG MAN, II, applying for lob
Of any kind. Phone NO. 7-1044.
COMDR. USN (Ret), age "a. BuAer-
Eng. exper.. 5000 flight hours. 500
= Jets. desires position sales en-
Rineer aircraft. aero. equip mfgr.
Resume available. Box IBID. Star.
EXPERIENCED MAN wants work
window cleaning, floors. painting.
all kinds OF cleaning; refs. AID.
CoLoRED BOY, IT yrs. wishes work
OF any kind. Honest, dependable.
NO. 7-1044.
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TYPIST

TYPIST CLERK, under 30: immedi.
ate opening in radio-TV account.
ing dept: opportunity for advance
ment See Miss Ferguson. NATION
AL BROADCASTING CO. Room
loop. Sheraton-Park Hotel, It
TYPlsT-cLERK
Unusual opportunity for good typist
eapa9ie handlins clerical detail
| natl. publishing concern. Varied
job. entail;ng daily production OF
local publication. Must be accurate
typiSt Desire person who wants
long term employment; air-condi-
toned ONCE; good working con
stSn prefer s D s,sS .T nndsE nav S
raises Cali ME-, s-5572. Iii
over. CASA Mia RESTAURANT
32I7 Columbia Pike. Arl-. ia
WAITRESS. experienced. white. neat
appearance, capable Of serving beer.
light wine and food. LEDo RES
TAURAET. 2420 University Lane
Gail IA, c-s62", or sP. 3-Sgs7,
Mr.. Beall. Tor appt, -
MATTRESSES, >, white. day hrs
BELMONT RESTAURANT. 40"2 Lee
highway, ia 1925. .
MATTRESSES, sxpsr refined; excl
restr might club. Apply after pm
MICHEL 1000 Vermont ave. NV
GIRL. white, 90 to 40; stsno. and
general once work: downtown; old
established real estate once; h-day
week; $50 See Miss Milstead.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co" 1924
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REPAIRS end SERVICES


ADDITIONS
Alterations, attics, painting. repairs
of all kinds. Free estimates. Terms.
OIL $1,000 or 10. 4-599l. -S
ALTERATIONS, carpentry: brick; &c.
ment; add rms, any kind; kitchen
undermining: plumbing and eiec.
ASPHALT DRlVEWAYS - Parking
lots. ALASKA PAVING CO, INC,
estab Is years. Ma. $685.. OF.
ASPHALT PAVING
NEW OR REPAIRS. IA. 6-8927. s.
Brick Mason Craftsman,
ZONES 10 :'Oi 4 r aaaiSaSH 10 ! s:,s San'
CARPENTERING of ali kinds. fence
work. roofing; also tile work. Rsa.
sonable Ii. 6-974O. 20
CARPENTRY
Bookcases, cabinets. repairs, remod.
cling; lge. or small Jobs; free est.
ELECTRICAL WIRING and repairs.
s NY snd eS S;s 6 GSsh 4 q terms CO.
FLOOR SANDING. refinishing. wax
ing. cleaning. painting; carpenter
work. Ii. 6-3657. Call BARR. %
FLOORS SANDED, finished, &c SO.
it. Old floors, loo and Up; work
guar. C. L. HINsoN. 10. I-3475.
FLOOR SANDING. finishing. cleaning
and waxing: Reasonable rates Free
PAINT AND REPAIR ROoF-Gutter
and downspout cleaning and re.
pair. D. WATERS, LII. 3-0s61;
PAINT. PAPER Now-Low prices:
Al work; new samples: free esti.
PAINTING, INTERIOR AND tx.
TERIoRmRoofing and gutter work.
PAINTING interior and exterior.
CAL anytime ress' rates. poMl-
PAINTING, genl. remodeling; salts.
fed customers for over 25 yrs. Mr..
LAWRENCE, Ii. 6-S10o. IA. Be-
average rooms. s12 and
Sl4; best references; white. me-
chanies. Special rates to apt: house
owners; free estimates. no. 2-7l27.
PAINTING, PAPERING, first class
lately. MR.. foAT. RA. 5-5s4$:
int. and ext; papertns;
patch plastering. Mr.. WEBB, day,
ia. 2-2623; after 8, IA. 4-0317.
PAINTING, interior and exterior:
THOMPSON. LO. 7-37S9. 5"
PAPERlNG, S1U and Up this week
only; 1855 Sunfast washable papers.
JU $1,000 RIA. 3-7393
PAPER HANGING. $40 rm. up sun
fast washable paper, do own work,
guar, white mechanic. RIA. 3-Ol24.
AND DRY WALL,
patching and repairs: prompt serv.,
reas. price XII. a-5S09. lis
REPAIRS Old and
new work Ice and small Jobs. Reas.
White mech. Work guar. JU. g-4l54.
PLASTERING DONE. patchwork spe-
eialty; all york guaranteed; free
PLUMBING AND HEATING--Low
prices. free estimates; Md. work
only. Mr.. LEE. VIII. 6-6S07. lis
ROOFING, new work: repairs; gut
tiers. Spouts. carpentry: painting.
A. D. THOMAS. WA. 1889.
ROOFING. SIDING New installa.
ton Repairs on all types Of roofs.
Ii 6-Sl00' IA 5-R031
TILE BATHROOMS, kitchens re.
paired: ceramic only. New work.
Lincoln 7-5S73. TO-
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ANNoUNCERS wanted in Philadel-
Dhia and Richmond area, also
writer In North Carolina, NATION
AL ACADEMY OF BROADCAST
ING. De $3.50. IS
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

AIR CONDITIONERS-Large stock.
Is. "a and "a hip. traded in window
sill and console types. 81 TO- $50
cash, Also larger ,. 3, and 7ls
h.p. units at low closeout prices.
BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO. INC.
l25S WIS aye;s DE. sIo333. . %
Phyfe sofa: newly qphol. .48l3
Albemarle st. NV. Wo. 6-5202.
ANTIQUE DESK - Exquisite hand
inlaid wood Biedemaier; In peri.
cond,; sacrifice, $3.50. ia. 2-4lS4.
ANTIQUES - Grandfather clock.
$500; mahog. sideboard, Empire. ex-
eel. cond; Sl25. JU. 5-2574. B
and Christmas gifts that
are smart and distinctive: 81 up,
Will also swap. BELL KINDS, 4l2
East Capitol ST. Open IL to ! and
ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antique
china, glass. furniture, etc. before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP, for expert appraisals.
$3.50 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TU 2-2T2T RA. 3-76O8
BATHTUBS new and used. basins.
toilets. at lowest prices BLOCKS.
l746 Lee hwy, ia. $500.
BATHTUBS, basins. sinks, toilets:
new, used disc. prices. K & w SUP
PLY Co, 1647 Benning I'd. n.e.--l0
BED, y, mahogany. Simmons mat
tress. springs: all in good condition;
$40 DU 1-S257 h
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SITS. DOMESTIC (cont.)

SITS. DOMESTIC tCont.)
CoLORED-GIRL wants days work.
or baby sitting 8 days. Ii. 3-252O.
COLORED GIRL desires days work
, ironing. Monday. Tuesday, Thurs.
day. Friday. SP. 3-63l3.
COLORED LADY desires days work,
Mondays, every other Tuesday. and
Wednesdays; good refs. Ii. 3-6o7A.
YOUNG LADY desires fuIl-time do
mestic work: good references. WA.
5-9475.
CoLoRED WOMAN wants Job cook.
ing, child care. stay nights. NO.
1880.
CoLoRED WOMAN desires g:h.w 3
days week; refs; call 10.
1-0759.
COL0RED-WoMAN desires Job light
housework and child care: i've days
q week DI. 7-4690.
COLORED-WOMAN wants part.
time or days work . days week.
References. Phone NE. $500.
COLoRED-WOMAN desires days
work: Good references. Call Ii.
COLORED WOMAN wants 2 days
work. Call ST. $3.50.
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BEDS AND
MATTRESSES

Government surplus metal bunk
beds with mattresses. S2l .95: go
in. width Hollywood beds. complete
with innerspring mattresses, S23.9
$3.50 walnut dresser bases.
S1b.g5. gateleg walnut tables,
S14.95. N. FRANK g. SON, 4l%
Ord st. NV. Elk. 3-s974.
BEDS, twin, nah. Mr.. and Mrs.
mirror, nisht table and chair. LU.
l-3270. %
CONTINUED on Next Paee)
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organization: excellent
working conditions: 5-day. 40-houI
week; many company benefits with
Rood opportunity for Advancement
salary commensurate with expert
enee and ability. Write Box 4So-B
star. stating qualifications. Ill
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TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS
CIRCULATION

immediate openings are
now available IN our circula-
tion department for persons
with pleasant telephone man.
ners with the confidence and
ability necessary TO do tele-
phone saleswork The sales
commission is liberal and the
hours can be tailored to At
your requirements In manv
cases
II interested In steady and
ENJOYABLE work contact Mr..
Harvey. Room 204. between
am. and 9 o n.
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DENTAL ASSISTANT, pleasant Nd.
Office; 36-hr. wk.: experience not
necessary; salary open to intelligent
honest young girl HA. 2-1l5l.
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ASPHALT PAVING

NEW OR REPAIRS. IA. 5-6927. Sc
BRICK Mason craftsman,
homes A FAGNAN1. 10. 2-19Q4.
CARPENTERING of all kinds. fence
work. roofing; also tile work. Rea.
sonable. Ii. 6-974O. 20
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CLERK-TYPIST

Good typist, 1-35 yrs. of age. VIII
is interested in q permanent posi-
ton in our acctg. dept; poSsibili
ties Of advancement: 5-day, 40-hr
wk. Apply personnel, Room COZ
open weekdays S:30-5 and Sat
9-12. No phone calls.
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HELP-WoMEk
STENOGRAPHERS "a

In home once Of aviation communi-
cations company. Machine dicta-
tion and electric typewriter ex-
perience desirable. 5-day. 40-houT
week. group insurance. Airline
privileges. Call NE. $4,000. %
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CONTINUED on Next PageJ
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WOMAN. experienced, in sewing and
to work on assembly line in dry
cleaning plant. Apply Mr. Bryant,
STERLING LAUNDRY, 1921 eth
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ALTERATIONS, carpentry: brick; &c.
mod mode dI IG plumbing NIB sG and eiec.
GEORGE COOK, WA. 1914. 10
ASPHALT DRlVEWAYS - Parking
lots ALASKA PAVING CO, INC,
estab Is years. Ma. 1856. OF.
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lint. PAPER NOW-Low prices:
IL work; new samples: free estis
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-06-03
TEXAS PUBLISHER BUYS DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE

JUNEAU-LR- Sale of tha nhr sical assets of the Empire PrinIing Company to William Prescott Al len of Laredo. Tex, was. announced this week by Mrs. Helen Troy Mon sen, president of the company.
 Allen, who plans to make Jpnear his home, publishes the Montrose (Colo.) Press and the Laredo (Texas) Times with his sons Will liam Prescott Allen, Jr., and Allen Tish Allen.
 The Aliens have published the Laredo paper for over 30 years and the Montrose Press for 12.
 A native of Olympia, Wash. AL len has been in the newspaper all his life. He started as a newsbov with Sam Perkins, publisher of the Olympia Olympian and Bellingham Herald, and has since gained vast experience in the publishing field.
 The Daily Alaska Empire was established in 1912 by J. F. Al Strong, who later became Governor of Alaska.
 The Empire'has been in the Troy family since 1914 when the late John Troy purchased it. He pub- pllshed the paper until he became Governor of Alaska. Since his death in 1942, the Empire has been pub- lished by his daughter, Mrs. Helen Monsen, as president of the Empire Printing Company with another daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Troy Lingo serving as vice president of the firm.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-06-03
Oar Walters, 26 lbs. 12 oz.
ORDINANCE NO. 158

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 5 OF ORDINANCE NO. 90. TO WIT: AN ORDINANCE
 PROVIDING FOR THE CLOSING HOURS OF LIQUOR STORES AND BEER DISPEN AND FOR THE REGULATING OF LIQUOR STORES, BEER PAR LORS, CAFES, POOL HALLS, CARD ROOMS, CLUBS, HOTELS AND OTHER PUBLIC PLACES, AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR ITS VIOLATION. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF WRANGELL, ALAS KA:
 Section l. That Section 5 of Ordinance No. 90 is hereby a. mended to read as follows: Section 5. It shall be unlawful 1 to give, barter or sell any beer, wine or other intoxicating liquor to any person under the age of twenty-one years, to any intoxl- cated person or to any habitual drunkard. Such sale or gift by an employee of any beverage dispen- sary, beer and wine dispensary, 1 restaurant or liquor store shall be deemed the act of the owner thereof, and the owner thereof
 may be prosecuted therefor as l we'll as any other person or as we'll as said employee. For the purpose of this ordinance any
 person who shall have been con victed one or more times of drunkenness or disorderly con- duct arising from intoxication,
 within a period of one year in
 any of the Courts of the Terri tory of Alaska, District, Justice of the Peace or Municipal, shall be deemed to be a habitual drunk- ard.
 Passed and Approved by the Common Council of the Town of Wrangell, Alaska, the 11th day of May, 1855.
 LEW M. WILLIAMS Mayor Attest:
 Robert Nefmeyer
 City Clerk
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-06-03
N E w s FROM THE
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

The following news items were recorded this week in the office of U. S- Commissioner Joel Wing:
 On May 13, 1855, Mrs. Ursula Guenther Brammer, wife of school teacher Clarence Lee Brammer. an. peared in District Court at Juneau and received her final naturaliza- tion papers.
 Last FriGay. afternoon Clifford ]. Purvis, Vank Island, and Miss LOT can Vercio, recently arrived from Los Angeles, applied for a marriage license.
 * * * * *
 William B. Afford has received Trustees Deed for that portion of Lot 26, Block 84, on the inshore side of Shustak Point, which is sometimes known as property of the Flying Raven, and believed to be an old Indian burial ground.
 * * ;. * *
 The Commissioner wishes to call to the attention of the public that
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-06-03
-Wash.) said this week.

Wash.) said this week.
 The Washington Congressman is member of the House Conference committee which met with a Sen ate counterpart to iron out differ. ences in the two versions of Ue- paftineht of Interior appropriations TOT the year beginning July 1.
 The House Appropriations Com. niittee deleted the entire five mil. non dollars asked by the President to carry on the Public Works pro- gram. It also cut back from s7. ooo'ooo to $4,S0O,OOO the recon mended appropriation or Alaska road construction. The Senate re. insiated both cuts.
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2 DRIVERS NABBED FOR TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS

Charged with driving while un- der the influence of liquor, Fran cis Churchill was fined $10 and given a 30-day suspended jail sent ence in City Magistrate Robert Niemeyer's court this week.
 Laurence Buzz" Taylor, charg- ed on a similar count, driving while under the influence of liquor, had his drivers license suspended of 30 days.
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CLASSIFIED

JAMES (ART) IVY General
 contracting, Carpentry & Cement Work; Free Estimates; Day Work Contract. Quality Buildt ing Materials. Box 334; Phone 33-R. 26-tfc
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and near the old Alaska Packers site.
 The George Sumptions have sold a portion of. Lot 26, Block S4, on the Z1movia Strait side, and Carl Sehumaker has sold Lot s, Block
 5, Eastern Addition, to the Tom Charltons. The latter property is
 directly across the road from the
 present Charlton home
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FOR SALE - Fiberglass light weight skiffs, one it. and one 10 it. $2O0.00 each. Hiebert Bros.
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FOR SALE By owner LILY 32-ft. boat, No. 31G652, at vank's Is land. Contact Leonard Bullis or write Box All, Wrangell. 25-tfc
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FOR SALE 15 h. p. Evin- rude, never used. Call 29. 24-tfc
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-MAGNUS0N SAYS APW ALASKA APPROPRIATION SAFE

WASHINGTON - Senate approved increases in appropria- tions for Alaska Public Works and road construction are ''as safe as a church." Rep. Don Magnuson (D-
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FOR SALE - 1949 Ford, g. door; 26-ft. cabin cruiser. Phone ooOz. 25-tfc
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it is comparatively easy to procure delayed birth certificate for a person UNDER 12 years of age.
 Two deeds recently recorded in volve property on Shustack Point