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639 N. Y. AVE. NV.
ORGANS FOR RENT--spinet and
DAMS, THREE STORES: corner
18th and G SITS. NV, 516e Lee
hwy. Arlinston. and 1882 Georgia
pi iys5ae, silysT Spring ntT ,ptp.t a.f.
retgr.; Bendix washing machine;
platform rocker; other household
items. Reasonable. JE. 2-4s66;
PIANOS FOR RENTAL low rates.
Option to buy ST. $4,000. PIANO
M NAB ~ loi ,;sr Seventh ST. NV. gust
PIANOS-Brand-new standard make
full Keyboard spinets. only $3.50.
Nationally advertised price, S595.
Mahogany finish. 1o-year guarantee.
Also many values in used spinets
and consoles: ST. $4,000, PIANO
above the library. Open Thurs.
PIANOS--Year-end clearance of re-
turned from rental and floor model
pianos: save up TO 30Ss on late
models; KITS, 1880 6 st. NV.
Embellishments ian ,;ojc are now hold.
ing their big midwinter clearance
slightly used and reconditioned
pianos on sale at worthwhile re-
auctions. Choice of spinets, Strands,
consoles and uprights. In q wide
variety Of sizes, styles and finishes.
Largest selection In this area to
S SoSqs' o 5TS% AZ rHR tsls s as ss5
Lee hwy, Arlington. and S332
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. Sub
urban stores open every evening
tpark in 'front.'. Downtown store
open Thursday evening, --13
PIANo, square grand. walnut case.
ss ss to sone; excellent condition.
rEf fsS S.ln fs sn ss4 'glAsi J gi issS
g st: NV. RE. 7-6212, Ia
PIANOS-Army. Navy, Air Force
and Marine personnel, Government
money on all kinds of instruments
at the PIANO MART. 1915 7th st.
and uprights TO choose from. ST.
$4,000. PIANO MART, lois eth
st. NV: tjust above the library.
Open Thursday evenings. -13
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
SSplnets. consoles and Strands at
low monthly rates from So
AioAdhS ubts AauuuB tAIa. Op-
ton to buy. JORDAN'S, THREE
STORES, corner 18th and q sts.,
DOWNTOWN: 5l69 Lee hwy, Ariing-
ton; 1882 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring; suburban stores open every
evening tpark in 'front.'. Down.
Town store open Thursday ewes.
REFRIGERAToRS, se45o, eIectI,e.
gas, guaranteed. PEERLESS SALES,
2S37 Ga: ave, n W.. DE. 2-556i.
up FR ssos gSf5 i Essr; sac: ssSs
l4th St, IA. $1,000: ALSO GeorSiS
n, ave; NV. RA. $4,000.
REFRIGERATOR for rent. brand
new: only 25c q day. Rental NAV
apply TO purchase. Call ST, $1,000.
REFRlGERATORS, used, $3.50 up
guaranteed: deliv lge. stock. ACME
STOVE, l011 9TH NV: Ma. S-S952.
REFRIGERAToRs, gas, electric. All
sizes. sealed units; S25 up. Guar
Ace Plumbing Supply Co.
e215-.9 Ca. Ave. NV. AID. 4-oo7s
RUGS, genuine Oriental, ali sizes;
up to 500. CASSABiAN, 500 o
ST. near Wisconsin ave. -1e
kUGS l2l,, 9x12 Orientai-design
rugs. brand-new. never used, Value,
SO: sacrificing for SEQ. ORR
ENTAL RUG MART, 1906 G st. NV.
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MARRIED WOMEN

Over 30, ambitious, TO increase fam
lily income. II you can prove you're
ness that will assure you q fine
income. Pull or part time. For per-
sonal interview write Swing age,
education. experience and phone.
Box 1000, Star. 10
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STENOGRAPHER, attr. opening with
NATL research organization. use
dictaphone. pleasant working con.
ditions, Dupont circle area, call
WALKER DE. 2-1051. Ill
STENOGRAPHER - Young woman
accurate typist, shorthand ut rea-
sonable speed. Permanent position
with national church organization
Lutheran background helpful: 35-
hour week. Call DE. 2-1e16: Ext
sTTiRNocRAPHER-TYPrsr, part time.
5-day week. to 8 pm. Once.
I I21t ps sItss 81 q i Hg Call 70
STENOGRAPHER. experienced, age
limit, IS years, 37ta-hr. week, time
and q half for overtime; paid va.
cation and sick leave. Prefer resi-
dent OF Arl.. Alex, Falls Church or
nearby Fairfax Co. Good starting
salary. For appt.. phone JE. 4
STENOGRAPHER, white. under IS.
experienced. hours $40 to 4:30, 3d.
hour week Phone for Apt. DI.
7-6065, suite EOS. Tower bldg.
STENOGRAPHER-Interesting. per-
manent position: good knowledge Of
shorthand and typing essential;
company benefits: b-day week; viii
consider beginner. Apply o.3, l713
l. st, NV. -lU
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SITuATIoNs-AEN

BoOKKEEPER- OFFICE MGR, age
81: currently employed desires 10
make change. Exper. sen. contrac-
tors and snh-contraetors office
Full charge. Box 320-D. Star. Is,
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INFANT NURSING

ENROLL NOW FOR JAN. CLASSES.
Write. phone or come in today for
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF NURSING
VICTOR BLDG. GIL q PLACE NV.
Between q and II SITS. ST. 3-367l
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PLASTERING WORK

FIRST CLASS. Al. 49, -
PLAsTERING DONE, patchwork spe-
estimate 10. 2-9b95. -15
PLASTERING; ceilings and patch
work: reasonable price. neat work
ers: prompt service. XII. 9-5SOe.
PLasrERrSG AND SHEET ROCK re-
pairs; Ige, and small Jobs; free esti-
mates; white mech. uN. 4-10l3,
PLASTER n ERE RsEPAIRs. LIST class. Free
estimates. No Job too small. Call
WA. 5-S6l7, after pm. 10
no Job too large or
too small. Work guaranteed Neat
PIAsTERiNG REPAIRs-old and
new work. ige. and small Jobs. Reas,
White mech. Work guar. JU 9-4l "a.
REMODELING, will build on rms.
porches, I'm. bsmts,, remodel kits;
build new homes. Va, area. Work
guaranteed, Builder, WISE, CR.- s.
1878. --15
ROOFING, new work; repairs; gut
tiers, spouts; carpentry; painting.
A. D. THOMAS, WA. 1882.
UPHOLSTERING or minor repairing.
TyneS furniture stands up when you
sit down. Ii 3-2l22, Ii. 3-O43l.
SPECIALIST IN FINISHING WALLS,
painting and paper hanging P.
GAUNOUX, DE. 2-5311, FE. 3-96l5.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ex:
once. 5-day. 35-hour week. Apply
after 10 am. RIM. COS. HAS 18th
st. NV. 10
SECY. -sTENO., promotion dept. oil
trade association; 6-day week: sal
airy $1,000; under So preferred.
Call HU. $4,000 for appointment.
SECRETARY-STENO., under 40 TO
genial and personable with capacity
for assuming responsibility, inter
esting, perm. position. Call DE, 2
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER, iss
Law firm; under IS: skin. neatness
required: pleasant working conds
MA. S-S266. 10
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Nurses Needed

II to 65. white or colored. for doc
tors once, institutions, private
duty: good pay: day. evening and
Sat classes: no high school neces-
sary. Free employment service. Also
DOCTORS ASSISTANTS
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DESKS, all kinds, new, used. wood
steel. CIRCLE TYPEWRITER CO.,
741 18th st. NV. DI. 7-7372.
DIAMONDS, lady's "a Ct, S125.;
lady's IA cts, 1928. mans l ct,
$3.50; lady's . cts. S775; lady'S
Ia cts, pear shape, S495: lady's
3 cts, 81. 195. LIVINGSTON g. CO.
1929 H st. NV. ME. S-526S. Ia
DINNER SET, Nielsen, porcelain.
complete for IL: prewar. perfect
cond.; can be seen at 900 McKib-
ben ST., Newberry, S. Carolina. II
interested, contact r. T. FARMS
WORTH at the above address. --l2
DISHWASHER, brand-new GE, under
counter model Can't use because
of septic tank. S175. Also ABC
asHtomatic washer. Best offer. Gall
EIEcTRiC CLOTHES DRYER, time
and temperature control. good con-
dition Lo, 5-b761. --12
pvt. owner. best offer. Call Ii.
6-S4l3. Also 10 IT. poultry display
ELEcTRIc wIRE-NO. 4Tw-other.
F Xxi LACE LOGS. gas and - aisc.
screens, andirons. tools. ACME
STOVE, 1O11 9TH NV, MA. S-S9b2.
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CLERK-TYPIST
Grocery cashier. RA. $685..
FARMER, colored; exper. dairy man.
hard worker; any State. LII. 1-b719.


FARMER, colored: exper. dairy man.
hard worker; any State. LII. 1910.
GUARD, messenger. mail clerk: white,
middle-aged, mature: business exper
References. ST. 3-63I6. --12
yANIT0RS. maintenance; ONCE
bidgs.. apis, factories; exper.
ssrseSS for newly built hsesI Me.
MAN, coiored, wishes porter Job or
driver: d. c. permit. Ii 4-1442.
Man, colored. desires work as ware
houseman, driver or liquor store;
ex-Goyt. employe. LU. 3-25S2.
PAYROLL. cost ACCOUNTING time
keeping: Is yrs exper., min. SIS
wk JU 5-3047 after o. Ill
CoLORED MAN desires work as
house cleaner: can furnish ref. :
days on, Mon and Thurs; have
own tranEp. Ii 6-3467. about O.
ALL-kOUND exper. ONCE man,
typist-stenog., payroll. timekeeper
available. Box 29S-D. Star. IL
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SECRETARY

Young woman. 21-35 yrs, Of age.
who Is Q good typist and Is capable
OF taking shorthand at Q reason
able speed Job 10 in our CIRCULATION
dept. and offers o variety OF duties.
B-day, 4O.hF week: permanent.
Apply Personnel Room 602. Open
weekdays 1905 and Sat. e-12.
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 pa Ave NV
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Maple Real Estate Course

Waple Real Estate course
We take the apprenticeship from you
10 lectures. Brief on each lecture.
STARTS JANUARY 20
We give all answers to pass brokers
or Salesmen's examinations. Know
ing the answers is selling, For ref
erence, ask any real estate broker
or Title Co., or apply to US for de
tails Glasses Monday and Thurs
day evenings. 8 to 10 pm. Do no
be a putter-offer. Phone today 70
application. or come By and sigl
up. We furnish all briefs for futur
study. Glasses held in salesroom o
MARSHALL J. MAPLE
Realtor
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 1900
COLORED. WHITE. learn tipping II
I6 weeks, "a wkiy. Free Englisl
course with tipping. ABC. GregR
or machine shorthand. TEMPT!
SCHOOL. 1888 @ n.wn MA: 8-3259
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GIRL FRIDAY FOR
GENERAL OFFICE
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN


BALLROOM DANCE ACHE s
ages 2l-30 TO teach full or par
time. No exger; needed; We trair
TIM STUDIOS. bo2 18TH st.. NV
BANK TELLER, experienced. livint
in Silver SPRING or Langley Parl
area. good hours and working con
ditiona. HE. 4-37l2 after 8 pm
---I5
BOoKKEEPER. with bookkeeping
machine and accounts receivabl,
exper. Permanent position with
lge. food manufacturing plant
Salary Commensurate with ability
Good opportunity for advancement
LA al tTFkcHN1cIAN-Mus
have hospital experience In med
oRy; no night work. Good position
and good salary. Apply BY letter
only to PathologIst Laboratory
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL. liz
PREsSER exper.:. permanent tot
cry ave. Rockville pike. Md. Po
2-9S2H. III
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MOTORS bought, sold. exch.; all
makes. Lowest prices. ELECTRIC
EQUIP. CO., 247s Sherman ave.
OFFICE FURNITURE AND EQUIP.
MENT from closing ONCE, desks
from $40, chairs, time clocks. card
ers, packing materials. 1905 B.
Queenshury I'd. Rirerdale, Nd,
I'm 4-I4I1 10
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HgLP-WoMEN

sTENoGRAPHERs. sxper. Between
tohsf Have 3 or more days weekly
SOS can use you. ST. 3-l972. --12
lSTENO.-Permanent position with
future In well-establtshed co.; ex-
per-. accuracy and speed essential;
his, grad. age 1885: ref. reg.
Call MRS. THOMAS. RE. 1880
STENQGRAPHER
Alert. competent girl as juniol
secretary In law once: 5-day week
salary open. Call RE. 1891 fol
interview appointment. Ill
STENOGRAPHER
5-day. 36h-hour week: excellent
working conditions: chance for ad.
ya ISS as; Apply REMINGTON
TEACHER. end Grade, for private
school. Immediate placement OF
End semester. Call 10. e-e334 bet
TEACHERS, white; immed. opening,
in phys. ed: home economics: com
mercial subjects. art and elem
Grades ADAMS TEACHERS AoEN-
CY. 1341 q st. NV. RE. 1898
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SECRETARY

Under 40, Permanent posi-
ton In pleasant air-condition-
ed small once near Mayfower
Hotel. 35-hour week; excel
lent tipping and shorthand re-
CURED. Phone MA. 8-b063 for
appointment.
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LADIES

To answer phones. with knovledss
OF tipping; 5-day week. paid tnsur'
ance. See Mr.. Taylor after 10 Am
mo phone cails).
BERGMANNS LAUNDRY
h2a @ ST. NV. -l3
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HELP-WoMEN
SECRETARY

25-40, to assist general manager Of
Must have neat appearance. be
alert, good at details and act q
Girl Friday" 5-day wk. Excel
lent position. See Mr.. MEYERS,
VIM. BALL.ANTYNB 4 SONS. 1921
r st. NV. 10
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T I'VE. gfassE asF PoRd RS9S'
Dental Assist.
Medical
Laboratory

Prepare for q professional career
Constant demand In these fields
No prev. exp. nee. Free place. Call
or write WASHINGTON SCH. FOR
PHYSICIANS AIDES. 1923 Goth
st. NV. DI. 7-Tl23. 10'
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OFFICE FURNITURE

$4,000 stock, new and used once
furniture OF every description.
Desks, SIS up; 4-drawef legal and
letter-size files. $40 up: 100 chairs
from 81; tables, bookcases. map,
plan files. card files. Refinished.
like-new condition.
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING
639 N. Y. AVE. NV.
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FURNITURE-NEW
DISCOUNT HOUSE
GAS RANGES-S18

1ANC AUA11D4A35 0UPPSJ w
22I5-29 Ga. Ave. NV. AID. 4-0078
GENERATORS, STARTERS, $3.50
up; Ice. assert: cleo. motor re-
pairs: 41st year. CARLY, 1908
GROCERY FIXTURES, everything
for grocery or Supermarket: going
I'd. Sc, 10. $4,000. 10
HEATERS. ranges. stoves: new, used
tgas, oil coal. wood, elec). ACME
STOVE, 10ll 7th NV. MA, S-S052.
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FREEZER, 14-cu. 1T, Sears chest: 3
years old, $50, JU. 9-5g69, 241b
Seminary I'd. Silver Spring. Nd.
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HEATERS

MAGIC CHEZ. siS3.ss. now ssss7
MATc GHHEEEF 1872 n NOW sa as 81
e e9LEMMANN s sissss nov now ss2s ss &c
COLEMAN. S64.95. now $50 .45
COLEMAN. S54 .95. now $44.96
Gas, coal and wood heaters, reduced
from goo to 500. w. 8. jerks
& Son. 723 7th st. NV. MA.
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Statistical TypiSt

For the Alex. and 8. Arl. area Must
be experienced and accurate: 8.
day week. Apply Mr.. Beers
COASTAL. CORP, 443 Calvert
ave, Alexandria. III
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TYPISTS
EXPERIENCED
Immediate Openings
Career Opportunities
With
Reliable Concern
Starting Salary Based
On Previous Experiences
Scheduled increases
7-Houf Day. b-Day Week
Monday Through Friday
Age 1890
CALL MA. $4,000. EXT, $40

AAfiST-kECEP., $50 wk.; clerk
typist,. S55 Ek.: bookkeeper-typist
S75 VIZ. up. Hundreds openings: aii
welcome at BOYD EMPLOYMENT
CENTER, 700 18th. cor. q: inquire
MATTRESSES. white, experienced
Apply kIKFS OAKS RESTAURANT
I2lS Wisconsin ave. NV. 10
WAITRESS, counter experience, neat;
to 4, 8 days, OF Sat. Sun. and
nondays; Sood pay: pleasant work
y, ing sond. 1927 Eye ST.. NV. IA
MATTRESSES, for beer tavern. Ap-
Ply in person only, after 4 pm.
4 6oS sth st. ne.
W n,1 FRIEr snSgPssr,ienesd; Ehiss, Ar
,, 1928 Wisconsin ave. NV. Ill
-: APPLY UNtvERsTTY
CLUB. 1888 10th st. NV. bet. II
MATTRESSES, white; from s-la
ssish.nPs,ssahsth, 'oH1 arEwasxs' R Mls:
TAuRANT. Union Station. Id
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70 work in bookkeeping once. g.
day week, good hours, permanent
position: must have ability to work
with figures. Interesting duties.
Salary open. II interested, call RE
T-R41a for annnintmenf I'D
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ORGANS FOR RENT--spinet and
DAMS, THREE STORES: corner
18th and g SITS. NV, 5169 Lee
hwy. Arlington. and 1882 Georgia
avenue, Silver Spring. -13
new spinet: gift.
refgr.; Bendix washing maohinei
platform rocker; other household
items. Reasonable. JE. 2-4S66.
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COURT TO CONVENE IN KETCHIKAN JULY 2
KETCHIKAN

hETCHlkAN -LR- A two- week civil term Of the U. s. Dis trict Court is slated to open in Ketchikan July 2, the U. s. Clerk of Courts office here has announc- ed.
 Judge Walter H. Hodge, Second Division jurist at Nome, plans to convene the court term here on his return to Alaska from a judi cial conference in San Francisco.
 Judge Hodge has been presiding in the First Division district court pending appointment of a perman- ent judge to the court. The court term is slated to open here July ?, is still tentative. depending on the confirmation by Congress of the Presidents nomination of Ray mand J. Kelly as judge of the First Division district court.
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Department of Taxation NOTICE AND DEMAND TO PAY SCHOOL TAX FOR
955

In accordance with Chapter 38, Session Laws of Alaska, 1943:
 WHO MUST PAY SCHOOL TAX: All male and female persons over q and under 55 years of age must pay the school tax ($5.OO) for each person; female person who is un- employed and who depends for her support entirely on her husband is not required to pay the tax per- sons in the active military or nav al service of the United States. paupers, insane persons and those cared for by the Territory or who are permanently injured, infirm. maimed or crippled are also ex- empt.
 WHEN PAYABLE: The tax is payable after the first of January
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in each year. It must be paid to the Tax Commissioner upon de- mand. If no demand is made for payment, it must, nevertheless, be paid to the Tax Commissioner or paid and the amount thereof may be deducted from the employees wages.
 Please remember that no demand or notice is required to be made or given; but, as indicated, if such demand is made the tax must be paid immediately to the collector. If payment is not made prior to the first day of December of each year in which the tax is due a pen alty of S2.50 attaches and both are collectable by suit.
 EMPLOYERS MUST FURNISH LIST OF EMPLOYEES AND PAY TAX: Whenever request by the Tax Commissioner or Deputy any employer who has people working for him who are subject to the payment of the tax, must furnish list of his or its employees to- gether with the age of each Of them to the collector, and must pay the tax due from each of them. When such payment is made by the employer, the collector must give him a receipt for each tax. DOUBLE PAYMENT OR PAY MENT BY MISTAKE: Any person who pays the tax when he or she paid by the employer for his em- pIoyee when such employee is not subject thereto, has the right to claim refund of the amount paid! such person should first request the school tax collector to make such refund and if this cannot be done, he should forward such re- quest to the Tax Commissioner at Juneau, giving his receipt number. Upon receipt of such request the Tax Commissioner will investigate and if he finds that the tax was paid by mistake, will make the re- fund immediately. Remember that request for refund must be made
  the end of the calendar year dur ing which the tax was paid.
 NON-RESIDENTS SUBJECT TO- TAX: The tax is payable by resi- dents as well as non-residents. If sight-seer or tourist, he or she is not required to pay the tax; but if he or she comes to the Territory for the purpose of engaging in bus lness or employment and actually does so. though not a resident, he or she becomes liable for the pay ment of the tax.
 PURPOSE FOR WHICH TAX IS LEVIED: This tax is collected to assist in the education of the children of the Territory of Alaska,
 Your cooperation will be appre. cloted.
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may not marry Koreans iR South Dakota and Hindus in Arizona.
 Sweden allows the marriage of prisoners. Pakistan forbids the marriage of Shia-Moslem pilgrims who have entered the sacred terri tory of Mecca.
 Pakistan law also says a man who has already divorced his wife nine times may not remarry her.
 In Ontario, Canada, a clergyman can be fined $500 and jailed for a year if he marries a man and wo- man who are drunk.
 In India, a Hindu or Parsee can get divorce if his spouse becomes convert to another religion. In Florida, a divorce may be granted for ''an ungovernable temper" in Rhode Island, flor wickedness."
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MARRIAGE LAWS MANY AND VARIED
By William N. Oatis

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. -lR- In Pakistan MasIem may have four wives and a Hindu any num- Der. But in Tennessee a man can get 21 years in prison for having only two.
 So says a lately published U. N. survey of marriage and divorce laws in A countries. Such laws were studied because of their eff feet on population, a concern of the economic and social council. They show great diversity.
 In Sweden, under ordinary cir cumstances( no man may marry under 21 years of age, no woman under IS. In Argentina, Honduras, Panama and Northern Ireland, on the other hand, a boy may marry at IA and girl at 12, given par ental consent. (The lowest mini mum ages in the United States are l4 and 13, in New Hampshire.)
 The report states, without elab- oration, that in Queensland, Aus tralia, where either party is un- der the age of seven, the marriage is absolutely void" It sets out that in the Netherlands, no person un- der 30 may marry without his par ents' consent - though he may appeal to a Justice of the Peace if they stand in the way.
 When minor marries in Czech oslovakia, as he may do from 16 up with court approval, he immediate ly becomes an adult befor4 the law with as many legal rights as any Czechislovak citizen has.
 Degrees in Relationship
 Many countries define in great detail the degrees of relationship within which marriages are pro- hibited.
 India expressly forbids a man to marry his great-grandmother
 White people are barred from marrying Negroes in over half the states of the United States; Mon golians in II; Malayans in s; Am erican Indians in 4 White people
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firmed reports Butrovich will be the COP long-term candidate while Atwood will seek the four-year term. This places Butrovich against Ernest Gruening and Atwood a. gainst William Egan in the Octo- Der election.
 In the House race Democrat Ralph Rivers of Fairbanks will op- pose Republican Charles Burdick of Juneau.
 Both Republican Senate candi- dates promised a vigorous cam paign. Both said their chief inter est was securing statehood at the earliest possible date.
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ROY A. JOHNSON NEW ASSISTANT RANGER FOR THIS AREA

The Roy A. Johnson family ar rived in Petersburg Tuesday to make their home where Johnson is assigned as Assistant Ranger for the Forest Service.
 Johnson previously worked for the Forest Service on the Chip pewa National Forest in Minnes- ota, the Nicolet National Forest in Wisconsin and the past eight years On the Superior National Forest in Minnesota.
 The Johnsons have two daugh- ters. Eileen, 10, and Ruth, &.
 Johnson succeeds Carl N. Will son who was recently transferred to Ketchikan.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-06-29
REPUBLICANS MEET TO LINE UP CANDIDATES

ANCHORAGE -,R- Republican Senatorial candidates met here this week in a strategy session. It was their first meeting since their nomination in Juneau June 2. ac- cording to Walter J Hickel. na- tional COP committeeman.
 John ButroYich of Fairbanks, and Robert B. Atwood of Anchor age, met with Hickel and Territor- ial and Division party leaders.
 Hickel confirmed previous uncon-
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military medicine resulted in the saving of more than 97 per cent of the wounded in Korea.
 The Army statement was issued in response to a protest by Demo cratic Senator Neuberger of Ore gon in letter to Defense Secre- tary Wilson. Neuberger termed the idea of using goats as rifle targets shocking. He said those responsible for approving the program should be disciplined.
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DEMOCRATS AGREE TO VOTE ON POSTAL RATE INCREASES

WASHINGTON -tR- Yielding to Republican pressure. House Democratic leaders agreed this week on a bill to boost postal rates by an estimated 430 million dol lars.
 Democratic Leader Mccormack of Massachusetts, who is opposed to the measure, told the House the bill would come up for a vote next Monday.
 Backed by the Eisenhower ad- ministration, the bill would in crease the three-cent letter rate to four cents and boost charges for sending magazines and newspapers through the mail