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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.


7-ROOM APT. ON. conn. AVE. SHOWN
by appointment only. WO. 5344
WOODBRIDGE, 1925 LAWRENCE ST. N. E
2 rooms, kitchen, semi bath, garage, elec.,
refrs; ADULTS. eentiles,
$500 18th ST. NW-TWO YOUNG GEN
apartment; Sl6.75. Ho. 74oe
1929 NEWTON ST. N.w.-LovELY FURN,
bedroom. beautiful large kitchen Frisid-
. ROOMS. DINETTE. KITCHEN AND
bath. 5000 18th st. NV. Unusually well
furnished and equipped $3.50 including
all utilities Apply TO janitor on premises.
1875 MONROE ST. .N.W.-2 RMS. KIT,
pvt bath, new Frigidaire: conv. to transp.
and stores. $50. Gentle couple only.
S5s Mo-ENT HALL, LIv. RIM. BEDRM.,
k. b.; adults. gentlles. 4526 18th st. NV.
SUITABLE GOVT. OFFICIAL NEAR CAP
itol: r, dinette: k, b., sun parlor; comp.
furn; adults: Sl35. Ii. 659S. Elevator,
garage.
YOUNG MAN SHARE IDEAL FURN. APT.
with another: near Supreme Court; KIT,
piano refs. Box 219-M. Star. 1s.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED BROOM,
kitehenette and bath apt; rent reasonable;
Box Box a69-M Star. w.
1897 CALVERT ST. NV GIRLS OR
young women to share Groom apt. MI.
275S after Il pm.
JEFFERSON GARDEN APIS, RMS, KIT.
and bath, pvt. entrance. Alexandria O9l2.
LAftGE. FRONT. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
2 adults 1890 18th st, ne AID. a6l4.
LARGE, SUNNY, 2 BEDROOMS PORCH.
nicely furn.. piano. gas and elec.. elevator
best 10th st. section. Oliver 144o.
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NEAR NAVY YARD
CLEVELAND PARK.

MICHIGAN PARK, D. G.
NOW JUST COMPLETED.
detached, 9 spacious rms. g bed
rms.l, closets, heated recreation rm.:
toile., fireplace. automatic heat, covered
porches.
PRICE, $7,950-TERMS.
Exhibit Home. 4725 10th st. NE.
MICHIGAN to 18th ne, north to Bu-
chanan. left to 10th st.
KRAFT REALTY CO.,
ia ooSO NO T7S5
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

NEW OFFICE FOR PROFESSIONAL.
Corner property. Rent reasonable. Call
RIA. 9163.
LARGE PRIVATE OFFICE, WITH USE OF
law library. reception and work rooms,
with established law ONCE in financial dis
trict;. furnished or unfurnished. Call Ma.
tional 306O.
1907 EYE ST Nw-LARGE SECOND-FL.
room, cleaning services included, S35.
WASHINGTON REALTY CO. GE. $500
IDEAL FOR LAWYER OR PROFESSIONAL
man, 2 rooms, 2nd floor, facing Franklin
Park, beautifully reconditioned. new Vene-
tian blinds. marble entrance: S57 80 per
month: electricity included. Call CHAS.
D. SAGER, ga 14th ST. NV. MA. 0036.
DENTISTS OFFICE-AN UNU.AL OP.
portunity and location CarIyn Apart
ments $500 Que st. NV; 27l families.
Exclusive privileges in an apartment once
consisting of two operating rooms, labora-
tory, dark room. ample closet and fling
space and use Of combination waiting
room with general practitioner and pedia-
trician. Apply to MRS BENSON on prem.
ises or phone Dupont 3400.
LARGE OR SMALL 1st-FLOOR OFFICE
in law and accounting ONCE near Medical
Center; excellent OPP. for notary public.
NEWLY REMODELED, Ist FLOOR, ALL
year-around air-conditioned once for
rent. 1924 Vermont ave. NV.
HENRY J. ROBB INC DI eIlJ
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

COLONIAL BEACH vA.-5-RooM COT.
tage, water, electricity; lot. 6Oxl5O Price,
81 200: $3.50 cash. S1b month. OWNER
NO 6l76
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LOTS FOR SALE.

So 600 50 FEET BETWEEN FOREST
Glen -KensinEton facing 8 streets, Some
hne trees, water. electricity; eleyation-
450 feet. Bargain for cash or win Join
builder. Phone Woodley 5527.
PIECE OF GROUND IN WOODRDGk
2O0xl60 f.. deep, for low-prics housesi
$500 for all 3O13 Vista st. ne.
Q LARGE BUILDING LOTS m COLONIAL
Village, Va: overlooks all Wash: apt sone.
l min TO bridge: owner wiz sacrincs.
VICTOR H. SCHULZ, Decatur 6400.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT, ADJOINING
Soapstone Valley Park. with magnificent
outlook over it. Exceptional in its con-
venient location together with its complete
rustic seclusion. ia 500 50. IT. ROBERT
l.. McKEEVER CO., Shoreham Bldg.
MA 1850.
MUNSON AVE AND O. O RID, NO WOOD.
ridge, Md. near Dist line: utilities avail.
able easy terms. North O5l9.
CHEVY CHASE D. C.. EAST SIDE 42nd,
bet. Military I'd and Jenifer. 3 choice
building lots. improved section. Call i'm.
med. OWNER CO. 0l41 after pm.
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ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED BEDROOM
house. desirable location: $500 month.
Inquire Hobart 6565. ENt. AL
SILVER SPRING, MD.-NEW GROOM
house. well furnished, alr-conditioneo.
avsils Bile now. Phone SH. 5s33-J
10th ST. NV. 4407-DET.. WELL FUR
nished, bedrooms, > baths, living room.
library, dining -rm., breakfast rm., kitchen.
pantry, first-foor Law. recreation rm.,
maids rm.. bath; garage.
NEW HOME AND FURNITURE-8-ROO
brick, auto. heat: upper N Capitol st.
sos: owner transferred; available Feb. /.
WASHINGTON REALTY co. GE. 5000.
MICHIGAN PIX RMS, BATH. GAS
heat. Brightwood-8 rms. bath, oil heat t,
2-car garage. MURRAY co. MA. 1888.
5-RM OW-BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished Vacant Jan. 20.
C. w. CLEVER CO. CH. 3ee2
1852 w ST. NV.
q rooms and bath. rec room in base
ment: well furnished: owner leaving city
Feb, l. 500 month. Convenient to school,,
stores and transportation.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC,
DI lOI5. 1919 K 81. NV.
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CHECK THESE VALUES.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
This 6-room. 2bath Colonial white brick
home with attached garage offers more
for the money than any home Of like value;
Chevy Chase boulevard Out Wis. ave.
past D. c. line to Chevy Chase boulevard,
turn left to home.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
7 rooms 2i2 baths, including den on 1st
floor, finished attic and recreation room,
freplaces. large. spacious rooms, Colonial
center hall: prices. S13.950 to S15,950.
45th and Albemarle NV. Salesman at
45O4 Albemarle.
ALTA VISTA. MD.
Groom brick home near Naval Hospital
and Health Center: attached garage. fruit
trees on nice lot: only little over year
old: price SS. $50: terms. Out Old George
town I'd. to johnson ave. left to 5526.
EXCEPTIONAL OFFERING
Located in COLLEGE Park: rooms and
den, 3 baths including maids room and
bath in basement; true center-hall white
brick Colonial, 2-car garage. storage attic;
on nice lot full Of trees; modern through
terms. Call ONCE for direction.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP
VI. 2431, 72o4 Wis. Ave.
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v ST. Mr.. NORTH CAPITOL

81 ,SOU.
A fne rooming house OF s. GOOD rms and
athS, oak floors or 50 floor: oil heat.
rms. IN basement; entire house in eX-
cellent condition. Can make terms. See
Mr.. Britt, Emerson "6e3
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
Sos
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WANT FURN OR UNFURN. ROOM and
kit or 1-room apt: empl. lady: NV. sec
ton Box 22SM, Star. IT,
YOUNG LADY wants single front room
furn preferably with Jewish family near
Mt. Pleasant car. Box 2l2-M, Star.
GENTLEMAN desires sgle. rm. in n w. well
lighted, nr. trans. and restaurants: reas.
Occupancy Sun HO. $500 Sat. morning.
SINGLE FURNISHED ROOM. private bath,
or one-room apartment; convenient trans
portation; by professional man. Give ful
particulars. Address Box 160-M. Star. Is.
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NEW BRICK COLONIAL.
co OE0

Bethesda's best buy. reception hall large
living. dining rooms de luxe kitchen, 3 bed
rooms. beautiful all-tle baths: wooded:
D MEASELI. WO 5ool l4o1 Eve
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HOUSES UNFURkISHEp.


VA, ESTATE, ga ACRES, STATELY SHADE,
bath, oil heat. 2-car garage; 20 min TO
owns oxnsr. i4s7 - st. NV. D1. 52so Once
RENT RlsH W. OR 81 SALEICHEvY I5s CHASE. D. c.
shSs smos ffF Fs ssT ssn to oH I R Ruygs GooN
owner. 1927 Eye ST. DI $3.50. Once also
open to pm.
ArTRAGdIwE AeT hoUsE s PRACTICALLY
eashff Hs ' va saEsfs la[ks 4E S99aed lot
55ef 5sek 19th Iaom ST SNWDETATeaED ~ PET
INTERNATIONAL BANK. DI. os64.
Arlington. Va. Phone Temple 1895 after
25 E. BRADLEY LANE. CE. CHI. MD,-12
rms; rms 2 baths laws: oil heat porehes
vacant saT sa6 owNER EFss w fFQHnsds 4asi ne" '0nd
8 ROOMS, H;-wH.,, ELEc;; coNy, TO
Ready Feb. |. Apply 52s Tenn. ave. ne.
NEW &. ROOMS AND BATH, AUTO. HEAT.
Reference For information call BUsADA
ARLINGTON, vA-oWNER ANXIOUS TO
rent or sell his new 6room brick home,
to bus and schools. Rent, 500 per month";
or sell on easy terms. Call agent. 9 to 6,
Glebe 1l33 Other hours, CHI. 1870.
ARLINGTON. vA-6 RMS, BRICK. 8
bedrms.. 212 baths, recreation rm.. oil heat.
Sll0 mo: rms. bedrms.. / bath. $50.
LYON, INC. CHI. 1910.
Mr.; Mr., 1se,h h AND sHERIDAN-DETAcHED
THos l. PHILIPS, 351s Conn. wo 700.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-DETACHED
brick, almost new. rooms, baths, oil
burner. recreation room. garage. Sl25
THOS. L. PHILLIPS. 351S Conn. WO 1900.
BRIGHTWOOD, KENNEDY ST ROOMS,
bath. INV h, garage, 3 porches: ready in
about month. MURRAY CO. MA. 1855.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW. OIL HEAT. CONv.
to buses and schools; S615 SO. 107 Van
Buren st. NV. Georgia 34s6.
LARGE GROOM HOUSE. OIL HEAT. A.
mi; spacious ground for garden, near
schools buses, etc; located on main high
way in Fairfax. AID, 1873; II no answer
Fairfax l55.
DETACHED; 5 ROOMS, 9 BATHS. MAIDS
room. lear garage. house redecorated.
near 1ith and Kennedy sts. NV. I'M
mediate possession. Call Mr.. Beasley. with
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC. MA. l43S.
BRADLEY BLVD.
earase: oil heat: beautiful lot: SI25. MRS
CHRISTIAN, Allied Realty Corp. WI.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UhFUR.

grounds: now arranged four Ink apts,,
furnished: buy furn,. $500 cash and take
lease, S4015 per mo-: money-maker or
home: > elect. refgs. washer. etc. Sat.
before 4 pm. only. 25O4 Bladensburg
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ROOMS UkFURkISHED.
ROOMS WANTED.

RENT TO COUPLE, best northwest section
large living bed room. private bath, private
entrance, fireplace: no parking trouble.
Call Emerson 1856
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BETHESDA.
hSO5 Charlotte DTiYe.

$1,000.
New detched brick. conveniently located
in exclusive Greenwich Forest. A quality
tiled baths. bedrooms that will take twin
beds. storage attic, and attached gar
age
District 3l0O, BETHEL. Oliver 6395
To reach: Out Wisconsin ave 10 Old
GEORGETOWN rd. left. past Bank of
Bethesda 10 Huntington parkway right
on Harlan lane to Charlotte drive.
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New. Clean Double Room.

Mr. tub and shower innersprlng mat
tresses; nr. 14th ST. car and downtown
Govt bldg. S4 week each; also single room
available. MI. 35S2,
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APT-1st COMMERCIAL
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

GASOLINE STATION AND BULK PLANT.
Northwest section, consisting of ten UNDER
ground, twelve thousand and eighty -nvs
gallons tanks, each. with railroad siding
tunity MA o4O5. oo'
NEAR CONN AVE. AND EYE ST.
s. STORY STORY Br ANB BASEMENT HGqsh; RR}Se;
SPACE: PUBLIC ALLEY. IDEAL FOR AN
ORGANIZATION
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WHY PAY RENT?
$9.5OO.

$4,000 cash and $4,000 per mo. will
buy this fne, large Groom brick home in
| Columbia Heights.
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5 BEDROOMS-3 BATHS.

, CheEv ChaSe Mo.-,NeV pricK CoIonla!
kitchen. p bath. md floor. 3 bedrooms, .
tile baths: 3rd floor bedrooms; sir-con-
ditioned heat; shower in basement; garage.
large trees N rea~ yard. porches LESLIE
n UO 5oo1
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Detached 11-room house, in excellent
Northwest neighborhood 6 bedrooms, A.
car garage: lot 5Oxl4O.
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EDGEMOOR LANE.

fine 4-bedroom brick home in best
location in Bethesda. spacious living room
16x40: den, 20x27. other rooms in pro-
portion. Immediate possession. Call Mr..
Smith. ALLIED REALTY CORP. WI RR4Q
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1856 UPSAL ST. Sc.

NEW BRICK SEMI-DETACHED. 6 ROOMS,
. BATHS. AIR-CONDITIONFD HEAT.
ALI. IMPROVEMENTS ONLY $500 DOWN
AND MOVE IN. BEST BUY IN WASH
INGTON.
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100 BLOCK W. Leland, c. C., Md
Det.. II r. b.. oil heat; newly redec.
Priced for quick sale. Only $1,000 cash
rea.. bal. I'm. with payments including |
taxes not in excess of rent. w. W.
BAILEY, MA. 3570.
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ADJOINING KENWOOD.

small estate Cwo-thirds of an acrel
cases den. layatnry i Def fhree bedrooms poUK tWo
baths, paneled recreation room and two
bullt-ln garages. BOSS PHELPS, MA.
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Near 14th and Park rd.- bedrooms 2
baths. gas hot-water heat, brick construc-
tion. Large living room. dining room,
kitchen and inclosed porch Oh first door
In new-house condition
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in exclusive Greenwich Forest. A quality
built home with six large rooms, two
beds. storage attic, and attached gar
District 3loO, BETHEL. Oliver 63a5,
To reach: Out Wisconsin ave 10 old
eG1esdaSt sethesda to Huntington i parkway right
on Harlan lane to Charlotte drive.
TAYLoR-MADE HOMES,
all wooded lots: very best neighborhood
Priced from !s7,75o to s2;750 900 block
OF on fnons Sec sa 2o ol SEE
0a-H-2 after p I'm.
A REAL HOMES $50 81 900 CASH.
Near Lincoln Park. Six large rooms
bath two glass incossd bea
sts3l ssTssnsd and sssihsrft5ipPeai TsqScsi
myer, TAYLOR 3io5. with BEITzEL
WooDRIDGE-PRICE. $3.50.
condition: T. and b.. h.-wh front
porch; near bus. schools. Open l 10 pm
LOCATED IN WOODBRIDGE.
Detached home in good condition. .
rms. tile bath. oil heat, recreation m n
WM. R THoRowGo ooD.
eO24 Rhode Island Ave NE. DE. o317.
S9,450-cHEvY CHASE, D. C. DETACE-
ed home Of seven rooms and bath,
r., Lasses a4shsed pss sch9o f"s rloor ReaG
burner. garage. vacant; immediate
s11 ,a50-New detached brick. west OF
Wisconsin avenue. Chevy Chase. Md.
SIX rooms, two baths, garage. air-con-
ditioned heat. slate, roof and porch;
1903 H ST. NV National ea45.
ROOMS. d? BATHs-sa, $50.
cSrnsG wo0dsd lot sYsT spes
Il bedroom and bath on LIST foor). At
,sshed on nE sarsss e oil hsa Germs sH II s2
or evenings sH 4443
NEW 7, DETACHED E12i E0Ni BRICK.
9 rooms, Ia baths. recreation room
lot. Ra-i high Elevation; conv to Schools, public
and parochial bus and stores. Call
OWNER ORDERED AWAY. MUST SELL.
Navy Yard. House contains six, six rooms o,na
etc. nice 1oyM yard s,y PTIes IGa,Nxp Ms5o. ppo
District $3.50. 22s 9th ST, NV.
Two-famiy house in Petworth consist
ing Of rooms kitchen and not bath on On
condition, only S9.o5o. To see call Mr.
Ginnettl at BETTZELL =, Dlstrlct 3lUO OF
Trinidad 1892 in the evenings.
LOVELIEST Sc SECTION.
New group Of semi-detached homes
with six rooms, bath. recreation room
and every modern improvement. Situated
within short walking distance to shopping
center and transportation. These homes
represent a remarkable value at S6,95O
to $3.50 Call Mr. Fisher at BETTZELL S,
District 300 or Franklin O23S.
OPPORTUNITY IN BURLEITH.
$3.50 CASH.
Near grade, high school and colleges. g.
room brick only few minutes from down
town. phone Mr.. Davis, CH. 0317 or Mr.
1''''' SHANNON & LUCHs CO.,
1908 II st. NV MA 2345.
CENTER-HALL COLONIAL,
$10,450.
siIyar Snrinp Md New brick home.
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ARLINGTON Comfortable bed-living room,
for refined gentle gentleman, private pain.
convenient bus CH 4Tt5.
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TO SETTLE AN ESTATE,

Chevy Chase. Md-Detached. 5 bed
rooms . baths. center entrance, oil heat,
massive living room. solarium. buffers pan
try. large open side porch of dining room:
2-car garage; terms. D. c. GRUVER. owner,
Ma. 11.}1; or F. E. Maloney. WO. E649.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

VACANCY in downtown apt; gentleman
also meals home cooking. Call ME. 2457
bet 4-6 pm.
r1l0 BLAIR RID NW-Large rm.. ideal
for group of 4, excellent food; $40 EACH:
] blk from trans. SH. 1890,
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BETWEEN 14th AND 18th SITS, NORTH
containing eight housekeeping apartments.
Moderate rents amount to $4,070 per year.
JOHN ScRVENER & BRO.
District $500. E2S 9th st. NV.
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FOR COLORED.
Newly Remodeled Apartments.
925 NJ ST. NV.
2 rooms, Pullman kit and bath S42 so
> large rooms. reception hall, Pull
man kitchen and bath 4S5O
Heat and Hot Water Furnished
P J. WALSHE, INC.
1I07 Eye St NV. National 646S.
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FULTON r. GRUVER.
buIIdtI, 0NtphtFd b- II
CHEVY CHASE, D. G..

$ll,950.
New all-brick Colonial home. g rooms,
3 bedrooms. tile baths, living, dining
rooms. de luxe kitchen. built-in garage
air-conditioned recreation room. LESLIE
n
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
c. KessIer

ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED 4-BEDROOM
house. desirable location: $500 month
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

$4,000; 81 600 CASH S35 MO, OR $500
cash. S47 mo-, or only 500 cash and $50
mo; Hv.-dln. r. bdrms.. k, b.. fun base.
2-car gar; gas. cleo, ch.w.: frame. 50l
Oakmont st, Colmar Manor. Nd Vacant.
Kew next door OWNER. GE. lSS3 ewes.
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1f,JJU.
ArlinEton-Whfe brick bungalow bath,
oil neat: white picket fence; l0-cent zone
KICKER PROPERTIES INC.
Cor. Courthouse Rd IL Wilson Blvd.
CH. QI0N. Arlington. Va OK O5l1.
Evening star., 1942-06-19
$3.50

A name synonymous with quality!
Mems and women's styles in natural
rolled gold plate with stainless steel
backs. Dependable 15-jewei move.
ment. Others Ss1 to $50
Kann's-Jewelry-St Floor.
Evening star., 1942-06-19

The ultimate in timekeepers! Hand
some styles for men and women at this
price. Natural aold-6lled cases with
accurate l7-jewel movement.
Others $3.50 to S60.5o
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-12-29
pRESBYTERIANS
GOING TO WATCH
new YEAR CONE

A service of praise and worship
will be held in the Northern Light
Presbyterian Church on Thursday
night, December 81, from IL 80
o'clock until midnight. In this ap-
propriate way, the worshippers will
witness the passing of the old year
and the dawning of the New Year.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the service and pray that
the time may also mark the pass
ing of old conflicts, strifes and war,
and that the New Year may bring
the Peace of Jesus Christ that
passeth all understanding, said the
Rev Willis r. Booth.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-12-29
JUNEAU MINERS
PASS. RESOLUTION
HITTING WILKINS
Explorer Says We Should
Turn Alaska Over |
10 Japanese

The following resolution. sent to
the Juneau Mine and Millworkers'
Union, Local 203, by the unions
international president, Mr.. Reid
Robinson, was adopted last night
in Juneau by the local:
WHEREAS For years prior to
Pearl Harbor there we're strong in
terests in this country that prac-
ticed and fostered appeasement to
the bloody imperialists of Japan.
This policy gave the japanese war
machine huge supplies of oil,
planes. scrap iron and counter
anced concessions in American
fisheries, particularly in Alaska
And at the same time it made pos
sible propaganda activity in this
country to hide Japan's real in
tentions. These appeasement inter-
ests aided and abetted Japan in
the Pearl Harbor attack and the
subsequent conquests in the South
Pacific.
While American soldiers we're
dying in New Guinea and Ameri-
can warships driving back the
forces of Nippon, the people of this
country were treated to another
dose of appeasement guile that is
unrivaled for sheer effrontery.
On November 10, 1912, in Chi
cago, Sir Hubert wilkins, one-time
explorer, advocated that Alaska be
given to Japan!
He stated that Japanese coloni-
cation of Alaska might have pre-
vented the present war and may
still be the solution to Japan's
need for living space" wilkins
also insisted that the Japanese do
not want to invade Australia, but
wish to trade peacefully with the
country of his birth.
These statements scream their
meaning. They echo the very
speeches Of the Tokyo imperialists.
They suggest negotiated deal is
possible They give aid, and COM
fort to the Japanese warlords in
whipping the masses of the Japa-
nese people behind a policy of mill
tary conquest.
The delegates, to this convention
of the I.FA.W.A. are particularly
concerned because for years they
carried OH the fight, almost alone,
to expose the Japanese encroach-
ments upon our fishing grounds,
notably Alaska. We were made well
aware of the powerful forces that
dealt with the Japanese imperial
lists and which today are still will
ing to do business with the Nippon
war lords.
1t would appear that wilkins
shocking statements are a part Of
their pattern. The War Department
had admitted that wilkins is at
tached to the military planning
division of the offices of quarter
master general His other connec-
tons are as yet unknown.
Such vicious appeasement at the
very moment of our first real Of
fensive against the Axis in the
Pacific and in Europe must be ex-
posed to its last invisible roots
and stamped out by an aroused
people.
FORE, BE 1T RE-
SOLVED: That the officers of the
International Fishermen and Allied
Workers of America be instructed
to demand an immediate investiga-
ton of the status and connections
of Sir Hubert wilkins by the Secre-
tary of War and by the FBI.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED:
That the Pacific Coast Senator and
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-12-29
TWO up5ET5
ARE SCORED
LAST MIGHT
Juneau Hi Beats Moose
indicated Officers
Lose 10 CheeChakos
SCORES LAST NIGHT
Juneau Hi Wins Over Moose, 1888
Officers Beaten by Cheechakos,
1925

Two very strong teams fell by
the wayside last night in the Ju-
neau Hi gym when the Hi boys
downed the reorganized and high
ly rated Moose five 34-33, and the
powerful and hitherto undefeated
Officers quintet were spanked by
the Cheechakos 1925.
Juneau Hi, spanked by Pasquan
and Bavard, squeezed out victory
over the Moose in scrappy con-
test. Pasquan hit the hoop seven
times for IA points and floor play
by Krusl and Bavard kept the
Hi boys in the contest from the
opening whistle.
Moose Drop Game
The Moose team just couldn't
keep the bali from the Juneau
boys. 1t was good fast game and
was enjoyed by good crowd. The
Juneau Hi cheering section was
in action during the entire eve
ming and helped to spark their
teams play Vacura of the Moose
was high scorer of the night with
seven baskets and two free throws
for 16 points. Blum CT the Moose
had six baskets for IL points. This
defeat suffered by the Moose drops
them to fourth place.
Shots Beat Officers
In the second game, the Officers,
who were tied for the league lead
with the Waacs, just couldn't cope
with the accurate shots of the
Cheechakos. This defeat drops
them to second place and lea"es
the Waacs as league leaders with
five wins and no defeats. The
Cheechakos were helped by the l6
fouls the Officers committed They
sank IL free shots for a 1872 aver
age.
The win was decisive even though
the refereeing was a bit on the
shady side. The boys called seven
fouls on the Cheechakos too The
Officers didn't try to take shots
when they had the chance and re-
lied on razzle- dazzle methods to
no avail. Frechtling had two field
goals and three free shots for
seven points to lead the Officer
attack
Next Game Tomorrow
The next games will be played
in Douglas Wednesday with the
Waacs VS.. the Waves and Falcons
VS.. Malamutes. This will be one
of the deciding games of the sea-
son so be sure to see it. The Waacs
have great team but last nights
results show that even the best
may be upset. For AN evening of
real thrills don't fail to see the
Waacs and Waves in action.
Box scores of last nights games
are as follows:
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-12-29
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