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Evening star., 1940-03-07

Near Walter Reed
1896 Georgia Ave. NV.
$47. .5O-Apt. Nc. 3O4-Living room,
bedroom. dinette kitchen
and bath. Electrolux refrigeration.
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DUTCH COLONIAL,

This lovely new brick home on large
wooded lot; just ! blk from Mass ave, is
now available for your inspection. Center
hall plan. 6 very large rooms, . complete
baths and 1st-foor lavatory: air condi-
toned insulated and completely equipped
with all the finest materials that money
can buy The price is less than S11 900,
and we heartily recommend your inspection
Call MR.. FREEMAN, Lincoln 7379-w.
4218 Brandywine st. NV,
Near Woodrow Wilson High-Brand- new
brick house, high-grade finish. Built by
one of Washington's best builders: rooms
li2 baths. Small down payment. balance
like rent to responsible buyer Call National
1877 Evenings, Woodley 1649
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Cleveland Park, S14,75O.

NEAR THE CATHEDRAL.
We have many calls for detached homes
In this popular cloSe-in section with bed
room or two and bath on the 1st floor
There are bedrooms in all. with bath
on each floor The living room is unusually
large. dining room bright and cheerful: in
fact the entire property has an atmosphere
peculiar 10 the fine old Cleveland Park
wooded grounds. with frontage of nearly
100 feet on Quiet, pretty street, make
ms very attractive offering for the dis
10 settle an estate and may be inspected
any time bv appointment. Phone BOSS S
PHELPS MA Q2OO until n m
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Excellent Locofio,

1NGCttCUV IVSuFFOH
5911 18th St. NV.
SAT S0-Apt. No. Corner apt,
living room. bedroom, dinette.
kitchen and bath, Frigidaire.
Evening star., 1940-03-07
NEW HOUSES,
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,
3614 AND 1915 JENIFER ST.,
/ Block from Conn. Ave.
$6,450.

Brick, rooms. Beautifully finished.
Pull basement and automatic heat Houses
are open 10 every evening. For sale
By owner.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

THIS IS AN UNUSUAL BUY FOR s7,s5o-
North Mass ave convenient to woodrow
Wilson School; Groom detached brick OF
unusual charm; shaded and fenced iot'
$3.50 cash MR.. TWEED, EN-. 90
oO7 18th ST.
Evening star., 1940-03-07

Right Downtown, Walk to Work
1419 N St. NV, Near Thomas Circle.
Sal. .5O-Apt. No. Living room,
bedroom. kitchen and bath;
electric refrigeration free
Evening star., 1940-03-07
HOUSES FOR SALE.


soo2sS 2SsSselHag szfHscEESq oEE S9Nh eHAsE AXE D
In our opinion this is the outstanding
ana N SEsF q a0%s Rn' rsna
ssE bl ssh0ss ssmidTsSs sis Inss
iavatory tie o baths. q daylight f recrea.ion
MATT" NAT WITH 1sSsssTy fd1SRns tSTo 5sys
sS;%' H8s g1szEE ezE hs so bHSUpEG 1sf e.
UNUSUAL vALUE-s3.95O.
small cash, balance monthly. Ma. $3.50.
1888 E ST. NE.-NEw 2-FAMIY BRICK:
Kitchens, 2 baths: refs. basement iaun-
'Sss sss vsr, a.h sas, Terms s41 lSo opss
e1as R I ASe sools NJ a AAlH; Hobart 5000.
S7,oOO-CoRNER HOME IN WOODBRIDGE,
to pube iasd ave rooms snd sd
bright basement that could easily be
water. heat. oil burner. large front
9ass rs:t sset 81 e shssy chsss
BEDRo0Ms, WSoSsN THREE Misfn BATHS. sff2s nrstoof
attached brick garage. Modern air
conditioned oil heat. The outstanding
bargain in this, section at this price
sHANNoN & IucHs CO..
1905 H st. NV. National 2345.
MASS. AVE yE EXTENDED.
Westhaven--Practically new detached
brick home, in highly restricted area: g
lovely. rooms. 2 baths: large wooded lot.
This is ] q real buy Ewes. phone WI o 44lo.
Mr. RENTER YOUR OPPORTUNITY
New Groom and 2-bath detached brick
lent Nv. location Terms as low as 500
fas6 sRowN snd s7S 6nS msnthly WAtTER t1T1Ns 4
LOT OWNERS
We will finance and build a home on
s.n1,,.s, your lot, Modern designs, excellent con-
NO CASH REQUIRED
MA. 1471. 9O7 18th NV. AT. 5000.
TAKOMA PARK-BUNGALOW WITH 5
heat with oil burner, garage. Wooded lot
$4,000. blk to stores, 1-fare bus. Only
ROBERT E LoHR,
81 Cedar St, TAX. PIX. D. C. GE. 0ss1.
WOODBRIDGE. D. C.
2o17 Perry st. n.e--5 rooms and sun
porch. in elegant condition; gas heat cleo
tric refrigeration. garage. concrete street
an End alley large level lot; s6,75o' with
lslo Taylor St, ne. a new e-room brick
Open daily until o pm Terms
sy 'hGce on prce cs os hSne for " aess
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO,
1881 R. I. Ave. NE North 1903.
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RED-HOT BARGAIN
EAST CAPITOL ST.

55 Bryant st NV o rooms, garage
extra lot. MAYNOR. 2314 R. l. ave n e
North ABS
Eacyrr Oapvr~y nm
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APARTMENrs uhFuRNIsuEp.

APARTMENTS UNFURNlSHED.
VICTOR APARTMENTS,
dn rm DS ft S.ts heat o1S5ns Sos x.teH sni
tor sery. incl; convenient stores, schools
L. 7. GElAVATTE,
729 18th st. Realtor. MA. O753.
LOOK! 63O1 10th ST. NV.
@ beautiful rooms kitchen: dinette. reis.:
ss1Psfd Rs% s91Ia3rs CO.. frog GE So $685.
MOST FOR THE MONEY.
/" S52 5o-;-New, modern ,2-family homes;
yard, porch. laundry. heat, light, gas, re-
1915 or Georgia se70 for free trsnspor-
Give-Away Rates - 10Th st.
2 r., X, $45; 4 R., K, $65.
Modern apt; large bright rms, 2 expo
3033 18th st. NV. Adams O047.
SLASH YOUR RENT BILL!
BY renting one Of our large airy, de-
IN ed ssss;.:,y ss4s mt It ss1s
large. bright, with. ample closets, separate
and ofi man hall. Excellent layout for
tor and phone Service. to 5 rm suites.
from S55. See mgr, ALABAMA. cor. 18th
1417 N ST. NV.
New Air Conditioned Building: "a
Hr. Switchboard Service. Elevator.
l room: room; KITCHEN, Kite e., ;, dining $3.50
snd Ell aens 1aeadsd aea s'raers.on is Rent
Resident Manager.
H. L. RUST CO.,
1901 18th st. NV. National 500.
5741 COLORADO AVE. NV.
AIR COOLED.
l room. kitchen, dinette and S47.5O
2 sss rooms kitchen, dinette and $4,000
New New modern building. Venetian blinds,
1fIissration snd eisstsicits inslnssd ] in rent; rent;
convenient to stores, churches. schools, etc.
oSsH HRrFT SPd J. EGss' klSs'sd rnGy eyes:
1924 Vermont Ave. District s141.
I1C LEDOLOlN,
642O 14th stfNW.
Modern apt bldg. near Sheridan shop-
ping center and theater. . rooms, dinette,
kitchen, bath. elec; .refg.. incinerators:
$50 so no, heat and hot water included
See resident manager In Ant Int
L. T. GRAVATTE,
20 18th St. NV. Realtor. Ma. 0753
1909 B ST. NE.
Two rooms. kitchen, dinette. bath and
screened porch. Newly redecorated. Elec-
trio kitchen.
$45.5O.
Including Heat and Hot Water
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 X st. NV. District 1918.
2138 CALIFORNIA ST.
1-room, foyer, bath apartment; $50.
Available now Apply manager.
1870 GALES ST. NE AND 3 RIM.
apts.: kit. din. bath: refs. heat. hot water
furn.; S42 so, S45 per mo
r. G. DUNNE,
S04 H st. NE. Atlantic $500.
1NTOWN-1 Rm., Bath; $50.
-, Recep, hall tile bath; 2A-hr. eleyo serv
Dc
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$9,250.
1908 BELMONT RID. NV

OO AAI03s1O1N 1tD. INV.
4G financing; Here's a bargain for
some one. In brand-new condition. this
seml-detached brick containing bright
eeedrooms and complete baths. auto heat,
nreplaces' up.to-the minute kitchen and
garage: Most convenient in location, /
block from 10th and Columbia I'd.
open and Heated Daily and Sun.
2-9 PAN. See Your Own Broker
Evening star., 1940-03-07

1417 N ST. NV.
New Aforementioned Building: "a
Hr. Switchboard Service. Elevator.
room. kitchen, dining %50 50
alcove and bath
Gas for Cooking and Refrigeration
and Electricity Included in Rent.
Resident Manager.
Evening star., 1940-03-07
6 ROOMS. REFRG.. SIS

ItOON1O, 1CCT ItN1., poo.
84O9 sth st. nw-Brick. 3 bedrms
h. fblower), gar. Key at 72S Somer-
set pl. NV.
DIXIE REALTY CO, National 1880
Evening star., 1940-03-07

CHEVY CHASE D. c.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.
New. detached center-hall Colonial brick:
yHs T0qm pnrch 14 2RssRS sn aFSe S
IsHED AS A DEM, BATHS, finished and
rustic fence.
MASS AVE HEIGHTS
NEAR NATIONAL CATHEDRAL
New detached. center.hall Colonial brick;
nd oor pabTs eTs sIe dsn ahd On Ms
AND BATHS: finished and heated attic;
2-car garage Phone G F. MIKKELSON g.
SON owners. Wo 1855,
OUTSTANDING BUYS $50.
h,;,v.h.: convertible into 3 apts.: top floor
will rent for $40.
shoreham Bldg MA. 1888.
, JUST OFF TRINIDAD AVE Ne
semi-det 6 rms. bath, porches, s4,975.
Excellent values; prices greatly reduced
& JAMES, INC, DI 334e to o pm.
NEW WOODBRIDGE CORNER HOME
1880 18th st; ne. attractive brick. 9
on st floor, chestnut trim. fireplace, mod
ern kitchen. gas air conditioned heat brick
garage. Consider small house in trade.
ooen VILLA" Il Z " R. THoRowGooD,
ooc4 Rhode Island Ave. NE. Decatur o3l7.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK 4sI5
Brandywine ST. n.w.-Wiliamsburg CO.
lonal. about 4 years old, located on nicely
planted corner lot. This house is OF brick
construction with slate roof and contains
3 bedrooms: "a baths built-in garage,
Bryant gas heat and summer conditioning
system.
W. c. e. A n MILLER DEVEL LOPMENT CO.,
1119 18th st NV District 44s4
ROLLINGWOOD SECTION.
We are happy to offer this desirable new
corner property in this unusual location
for only
S1O.75O
OF Georgian Colonial design this home
contains large rooms. 1st-f lavatory,
recreation room and full maids room in
basement well built and well equipped
This home can be purchased on terms far
less than rent Call Mr. SuEARFP uo-
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CONFUCIUS SAYS

balanced budget is easily obtainabl
when you buy one Of the newest homes in
this desirable Chevy Chase community, sit
uated on high handicapped lot with q
yard. This home offers all of the rural
atmosphere without its inconvenience. 8
large rooms. fireplace in basement for fu-
ture recreation room. attached garage and
complete 3rd floor make this home one Of
today's outstanding values. Call MR..
KEASBY Hobart 703R
Evening star., 1940-03-07

JhZb WINDOW ST. NV.
A semi-detached brick home In a choice
NV; community. Eight rooms. 2 baths.
double brick garage. Oil burner and elec-
trio refrigeration. Rent, S95.
ROBERT W; SAVAGE,
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aeoe wrNDO.1 ar ~ M

2411 OBSERVATORY PL. NV.
Six rooms and bath, buiit-in garage.
Modern and in perfect condition. Excellent
neighborhood. Rent. $40.
Evening star., 1940-03-07
BRAND-NEW-S62.5O

9 rooms. Bryant air-conditioned heat
J. j OCONNoR,
Investment Bldg District 5252
Evening star., 1940-03-07

3 bedrooms, oil b. .-w.h. earase, refs., $50
=. N. FRY. INC. WI. $40 Until 8 PM.
604 F ST. NE:-s RMS, BATH. NEWLY
decorated. S42.6
1901 Warder st. n.w.-6 rooms bath
HALL, AZ RROTHER 1904 n ST N Z
Evening star., 1940-03-07

ONLY $33.75 MONTHLY
conditioned, full basement price, S4 300
sap Rosedale Out Wisconsin past Bank
OF sethesda fe to Rosedale and right to home
WI 39l 6-2431 Wilson lane Bethesda
Evening star., 1940-03-07

Colored-23rd and N SITS. NV.
g rms. bath, elec. lights, heat; reas. rent
Apply
SIMON BELOFF, Real Estate,
1908 New York Ave. National s1s7.
Evening star., 1940-03-07

$50 .5O--New, modern 2-family homes;
bedroom. living room. kitchen -dinette, bath,
yard. porch. laundry. heat light, gas, re-
frigeration. See furnished exhibit at cor
ner North Capitol and Farragut pl. NV.
or phone TIFFEY g. FLYNN, INC. Republic
1918 or Georgia 9670 for free transpor-
Evening star., 1940-03-07

1915 URELL PLACE NE.
Detached br., rms. baths; auto.
heat sTGp 9s1sSei WI reeond5tisn %pGrp s72'6o'
R43 Ind Ave NV MA O3kO
Evening star., 1940-03-07
Reaitor. EDW. R. CARR Builder.
Just Off 18th St.-S7,500.

Just few blocks north of Park rd. this
fine brick row house is an outstanding
bargain. There are six rooms, inclosed
rear porches. fireplace built-in garage and
the entire property is in excellent condition.
BOSS e. PHELPS, Ma. $500. Evenings call
Mr. Condit HO OoO0
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-23

must be met. in addition To the
length of course and teacher per
grade essentials already mentioned:
CD A majority Of teachers holding
Class A certificates: CD mirimL n
term Of 100 actual teaching t;yS; (3)
an average attendance of 1886 pupils
per teacher: ca an accurate SchO-
lastic, attendance and health record
for each pupil enrolled; 50 mini
mum equipment with reference 10
(a) library, (b) supplementary read
erS. Co dictionaries, (d) maps and
globes, (e) special classroom for gen.
eral equipment including materials
lOr art. music, peEmanSn:D, etc: "nd
f6) an adequate and sanitary build
ing.
only one county system in the state
Nenior) has all its white schools on
the accredited list, while at the other
end there arc a dozen (Alleghany,
Camden. Cherokee, ChoWar, Clay,
Dare, Halifax, Hartford, Hyde,
Watauga, Wilkes and Wilson, which
have no accredited schools at all.
In the city groups there are II Of
80 systems with 100 per cent &C
credited schools Baskerville, Durham,
Gastonia. High Point, Rocky Mount
GoldSbOro, KinSton, Salisbury, Shell
by, Concord, Elizabeth City, Green
vile, Hamlet, New Bern, Roanoke
Rapids, StateSvilie, and TarbOro)
This refers to white schools.
There are only four county systems
with any accredited Negro schools
(Lee, Warren, Nash and HcrtforD .
Five city systems have all Negro
schools on the accredited list GAS
tonia, High Point, Salisbury, Hickory
and LeXington). AT the other end 81
city systems have no accredited
Negro elementary schools Baskerville,
WinSton-Salem, ColdSburo, kinston,
Burlington, Oxford, Wilson, Leaks
vile, Henderson, Concord, Green
vile, Hamlet, New Bern, Roanoke
Rapids, StatcSvillc, TarbOrO, Mt.
Airy, Washington, Marion, Canton,
ReidSvillc and Tnomasville).
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-23

II al:tJ -.';Gl1tinE.
Ih* Danes are inside the Ger
mans Baltic pond. You. can see
that By glance at the map. They
didn't need to be invaded by Ger
many except to give the Germans 4
s:,fe s2aWay into Norway.
Norway is .Germanys objective.
Denmark simply is stepped on in
cidentally.
In the long run, the Danes doubt
less are good German grl5bng. but,
for the purposes of this particular
war, they're just highway to an
other goal.
SWCdcn--it would "ppear-can be
attended TO later by the Germans.
As 10 northern Sweden and Nor
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-23
al neutrality.

cal neutrality.
The Allies alE0 ere accused of hav-
ing more or les justified Germany
Scandinavian move by mining Nor
ways territorial waters. in violation
81 Norwegian neutrality. Tie argyll
nent i that Norway, il really neu-
tral, ought 10 have prevented it. IT,
lie cure, the Norwcgians couldn't do
so. They hadn't the strength Il
chase off the British mine-layers.
So, after all, wasn't Britain the
first neutrality-suspicious.?
international lawyers find it dill
ficu't 10 answer thu quc~tion mega
lively.
D:nmark'S Position
Denmark WAL Mt doing any neu-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-23
REPAIRS PROGRESSING

Raleigh, April 23.-tAPO-Chinf
Highway Engineer w. Vance Baisc
said today that, barring unfavora1iH
weather, repairs to the Wright Me-
mortal bridge to Manteo would be
completed by July i. y total Of
200 "bents"-SupportS composed Of
three piles each-already have been
erected, he added The bridge was
damaged last winter by an ice jam
and wind-tossed barge.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-23

mt.
Anyway, It's understandable why
, couple uf senators with these back
.,;.unas are adversely critical Of the
!..,csl presidential utterance on the
,,bj1ct of Germany's Danish and
<,rl.rGi;n inVaslonS.
The fact that Nye and Frazier
:.nth arc North Dakotans is mere
coincidence.
= FOresee Danger
incidentally, Nye and Frazier have
considerable congressional support
in their contention that the presi-
Dental statement at best was I'M
necessary and that, at worst, it's a
dangerous direction, from the stand
point of Uncle Sans continued ply
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-23
Isolationists Take Exception
To Roosevelt's Condemna-
ton of Norway Invasion
Continued From Page OneJ

Continued From Page OneJ
~ 10 attack nc never was very
in my mind.
I a.ked Frazer about it, inquiring
A., he didn't think we should resist
Ven If invaded. His reply was that
70 country On earth would be bar
Harous enough to attack another
ountl.y where war was unconstitu-
ional. Such q thing, he said, liter
?ilv would be an impossibility. l
wasn't altogether convinced. Neither
was congress; it didn't vote to sub
nit the proposed Frazier amend
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-23
Progress cf Schools Shown
BY Rapid Increase In List
Meeting Minimum Standard
CONTINUED From Page One)

So actually there were only Isl
schools which passed this test and
we're otherwise eligible.
a total of 1923 white schools like
wise had less than seven teachers,
leaving only 855 otherwise eligible
iUr accredited honors.
In order to be an accredited school
the following minimum standards
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-23
Cotton Prices
Are Higher

New York, April 23.-(AP)-Cot-
ton futures opened = higher to !
lower.
Midday prices held to 3 points
higher in quiet dealings.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-23
PAGE THREE

way (Nhrvil.): presumably tire Ger
mans and Rus; will di<aGr"" H.
malcly. just new they're acting in
concert. E,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-23

....- ball clue which was shot
a.unaNt hopes in March al
e. ..--a.> halt shot.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-23

This shows latest developments the between Germany
Norwegian soil Naz
along the railroad occupy seaport
soldiers outside Narvk
Germans reported driving successfully northeast southeast
breaking
in along a line Trondheim to Swedish border
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-08
NATIONAL GUARD
IS DISCUSSED AT
club BANQUET
Lieut.. Mclaughlin Speaks
at Business, Profession
al Women Dinner

Lieut.. c. F, Mclaughlin of Com
pany A. Alaska National Guard, was
the guest speaker at the Business
and Professional Women's Club BAN
quet held last evening at Percy's
Cafe in conjunction with National
Business Women's Week. His sub
ject was National Guard"
He said, in part The National
Guard is supported by the Federal
Government. In time of peace it is
a state militia and in time of war
is a part of the regular army. 1t
aids in the protection of property
in time of strikes assists in flood
areas and acquaints men with ac-
tivities Of war
In Alaska
I'm Alaska. the National Guard
consists of four companies, to date.
Company C at Anchorage, which is
heavy artillery company B in Ket-
chikan, d in Fairbanks and A in
Juneau, the latter three being in
fantry."
Lieut. Mclaughlin s ia ed that
there are hopes for National Guard
units to be established in other
towns in Alaska, with Wrangell,
Petersburg, Cordova and Seward
mentioned as possible sites. He said
that the men in the Juneau National
Guard train for an hour and half
every Thursday evening and each
receives a small pay for his serv-
ices Plans are being made, added
Lieut. Mclaughlin, for a fifteen-day
camp each year, probably during the
latter part of September.
President Presides
During the banquet hour, Miss
Anita Garnick, President, presided
with Mrs. Lillian Uggen as toast
mistress for the occasion. Miss Gar
nick brought message from the Ma
tional President, Dr. Minnie L. Maj
felt, and greetings were read from
President Franklin D. Roosevelt and
Wendell L. Willkie in connection
with National Business Women's
Week. Two trumpet duets. played
by Harry Sporting, Jr., and John
Lowell, were applauded by those
present.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-08
CLUB FOR ALAsKhNS
IS FORMED IN N. Y.
BY jim GAFFNEY

New York City has an Alaska
Yukon Club with a membership If
sc, formed recently under the
guidance of Jim Gaffney, former
Nomeite.
Gaffney, who has lived in New
York for the past fifteen years, is
manager Of the Hotel Ten Park
Avenue and has made it New York
headquarters for Alaskans a n d
Westerners.
First meeting of the Alaska-Yu-
kon club was during very hot
spell, its organizer said, land only
30 came to the meeting
Our next meeting Will be N
November and we hope TO make
it quite a party, explains a letter
from Gaffney.
we are going to try to sell Al
aska to these eastern folks as the
best spot on earth not only
for travel but as a place where the
right kind of folks can go and
make a future for themselves if
they have a little money and whaS
it takes, says the former Alaskan.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-08
COURT VOIDs
PART OF LABOR
BOARD Order,

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 8. -
The Sixth Circuit Court of Ap-
peals today held the national la
Dor relations act grants no SANE
ton for the invasion of liberties
guaranteed all citizens by the first
amendment" OF the U. S. consti..
tuition
The tribunal ruled in refusing
to uphold a Board order to the
Ford Motor Company to cease dis
tributing to its employees pamph-
lets outlining the firms views on
unionization in its plants.
AT the same time the Court
granted an enforcement order OH
the part of the Boards ruling re-
quiring the Ford Company to cease
and desist alleged interference with
employees exercising collective bar
gaining rights.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-08
CLYDE DORIAN
BACK In CITY

Clyde Doran, hustling and popu-
lar Traffic Manager of the United
Airlines, with his headquarters in
Seattle, returned to Juneau aboard
the Yukon after making business
trip to the interior and Westward
Everywhere Doran went, he says.
he found Alaskans absolutely air
minded and he impressed upon
them the excellent service his line
is giving in connecting with the
Alaska Clipper in Seattle.
Alaskans going south by Clipper
connect with the United Airlinels
on the night they arrive in Seat
tie and may either be in Chicago
the next morning, or San Fran
cisco shortly after midnight.
The same excellent connections
are made northbound with the
Clipper at Seattle
Mr.. Doran says to Alaskans, PAA
and United Airlines mean ar
travel in safety and speed an d
luxurious accommodations
Doran is stopping at the Bar
anof while in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-08
PILOTS MAKE
FOUR FLIGHTS
DURING TODAY

Shell Simmons flew to Sitka to-
day while Alex Holden made a
flight TO Petersburg and return and
also a flight to Pelican City. A
charter flight for Pacific Alaska
Always to Canyon Island is
planned for this afternoon
Simmons flew Harry Hart and
Fred Eagan to Sitka and Emil
Iaug to Tenakee.
Holden flew to Petersburg to pick
up r. J. Sommcrs, who flew there
from Ketchikan with Herb Mum
ter. Holden then flew to Pelican
City with H. f. Wilcox, to Hirst
with Paul Sorensen and Dave Mich
OILS and to Chichagof with Ed Mel
vim.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-08
ARMY TO CALL 2
MORE MEN FOR
ANCHORAGE JOB
Major George Says Fair,
banks Crews viii Move
TO EImendorf Soon

Army base payroll at Anchorage
will be boosted Is per cent shortly,
according to Major E. M. George,
Quartermaster in charge of base
projects in Alaska.
Major George flew in from Fair
banks yesterday by PAA Electra and
went south by clipper this morning,
planning three weeks absence from
the Territory on quartermaster du-
ties at Pacific Coast posts.
The Anchorage working force is
inadequate, George said, and in
creases will have to be made, but
with. miners coming in from the
creeks every day now. plenty of
labor should be available in all
classes.
Fairbanks field workmen will in
the majority be transferred to An
chorage also when cold weather sets
in and stops Laid Field work, Major
George said
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-10-08
NAINES STRONG
FOR ARTERIAL
HIGHWAY PLAN
Commissioner Sch mbeI
Radios CongrafuIa-
fions 10 Hesse

Enthusiastic support of Terri
torial Highway Engineer William
Hecses plan for an Alaska arterial
highway system has been received
from Haines, which would be the
highway terminus under the Hesse
proposal.
U. S. Commissioner O. E. Schom-
bel today wired Hesse from Haines,
sending congratulations on the
fine setup of your booklet on the
proposed arterial highway system,
which 1 have been boosting for
The past eight years.
Schombel promised the support
of the people Of Haines and or
dered a number of copies Of the
booklet.