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ROOMS FURNIsHED-Northeost.

FIRSTFLOOR FRONT double room, ad-
lolnlng bath. Also single room. DU.
1881
633 c ST. N.E.-Second- floor single ROOM
aulet home, near bath: employed lady
Use OF phone. 81 week
3%ls 18th ST. Ne, nice large rooms
with kitchen PRIVILEGES: suitable for couple
LARGE, nicely furnished room, next to
bath; convenient transportation; refined
man; gentle home. MI. 1856.
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ROOMS UNFURkISHED.

BEAUTIFUL UNFURN ROOM in apt to
colored couple bet 30 and 30 in exch for
care small child from am to Il D m, and
ArcoId furnace. Ref. Box 3S9-H. Star ~
CoLoRED-Nlce lnturn rm. IN lovely
Kenyon ST. Inspection Wed. and Thurs
! to y IN. FIR 1859
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ROOMS FURNISHED,
Southwest and Southeast

:3s Ist ST. S.E.-Large room, facing ca St
and south, fully equipped for Housekeeping:
near HOB. Soc. Sec. Navy Yard Cap and
3Is 9Th ST. Sc. near Navy Yard-La rge,
clean, comfortable dble. rm.. closet: privi!-
eees SO wk. for >. TR. 4445 after ) 20.
800 ST. SE.-Single. double: near cars:
c.h W, gas heat LU ,n5S
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

~; \. UTAH ST. All. Va-ArtraCiEe
.'-iooM XII bath ap, CnfuII.. md floor
;iH. poTcHe>, OIL Etaf couple
URN. APT, Mclean Va. new prt.afe
gEifanoe. = adults ) rms. ana uatk, 80
F!mWoOd SrI
FOR RENT - Furnished apt lsrge
rooms. XII, h h, heat and hoi water Al.
"u. ID" room Good 'gaU>p AcIIts'
-. %" Sh $40. Manor C.IC.e. Ia
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MICHIGAN PARK Hills

BRICK AND NJ. SHINGLED BUNGALOW.
Owner Trar~ferreG-PrlCe, SS. $40.
Corner only months old 3 big rooms.
&c luxe bal and kitchen: attic large
fail basement. slr-condltIon heating oil
.-el Rea Sonabie cash and So so a
month Call Mr.. SIMER or Mr.. TOLSON,
DI l3i -. 20 inspect.
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcon,)

CLEVELAND PARK-Completel furnished.
rooms, "a baths, garage. from Dec. st.
Si5o;oo month. 35l9 Quebec st. NV,
NEW s;-room home for rent in new neigh
borhood; conv. transp.; reasonable. Ii.
COUPLE WANTED to share home. all
facilities; wife unemp ployed: no children:
$50 month. WA. 1440
GEORGETOWN CORNER HOME, Ist FL,
living rm;, din. rm., library, pantry; End
r. > bedrms j. ? baths. library; 3rd f.
furnace rm, laundry rm.; auto. heat;
ALEX K. ANDERSON & CO, Ex 5000.
1924 Eve ST NV.
WESLEY HEIGHTS; ovERLooKING A
contains 3 bedrms., baths. library frst
floor ayatory' paneled clubroom. maid's
pm and bath . 2-car garase ALtomatic
1890 Mas Ave NV. OR. 4464
TAKOMA PARK Md BEDROOMS, .
immaculate condition; no children or pets
u mont hS only: Sl45 monthly.
SILVER sPRINGmln6i%n Spring GLIB
furnished; S1"5 monthly
ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
77733 Alaska Ave. GE l:10.
On Country Club Grounds.
large rooms, . baths, porches. garage.
automatic heat. completely furnished Golf
sH 1887 or II. L. RUST co. MA 500.
TAKOMA PARK, Md BEDROOMS, .
bathS, mahoeany furniture, Chinese rugs;
lmmaculate condition, no children or
ROBERTS E. LATIMER.
rEa Ave
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WOODMOOR. MD
WESTMORELAND HILLS.

iOedroom and '.-bath brick Colonial IN
splendid CONDITION. located III a choice
residential section. contains large
AF-Hg room dining room with picture
vIrCoW. lovely kitchen. library. frSt-foor
,syaiory. partly finished and nea,ed rhird
foo-. mad room and bath IT ba sement,
'--fa- EaEagt, screened porch. alr-cond.-
'OIed hea'. owner being transferred
" { 4 y MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
4Hi" Ma Ave. N W. OR 4464.
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CHEVY CHASE D G.

! block from Conn. ave on wooded corner
To-. Charming English home. 4 real bed
rooms, :! baths. large recreation room,
POSSESSION CAL M.
PoUma.rat. with THOS, L. PHILLIPS, EN-,
4@>r. for appointment 70 inspect.
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Few select vacancies. studio rooms IN
map.r, "eIi-oalamCed meals. walking dis
.ahcc 10 iheaterS and department stores
MaE-- aNe- n " RE IN.
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202A Bird ST N z

Row Dick home. II large rooms and bath,
from. porch no water heat, 2 screened
po:cneS. p..ce :, 500
NN. 2 THOROWGOOD.
1U.i Ave NE DF oar
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HOUSES FOR SALE Cont.
A-BEDROOM. DETACHED.

s-ROCM BRICK HOUSE IN GOOD NV
SECTION. ONLY $3.50. PERCY H.
RUSSELL CO. 1871 K ST. NV. MA. 1881.
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f-BEDROOM, DE- LIHCHED.
This beautiful home contains unusually
large rooms. private bedrooms and
beautifully finished attic, attractive sun
parlor, large covered front porch, real
wood burning fireplace, automatic heat,
insulated and storm windows: / block off
9th st. Call Mr. Harnsberger, evenings,
TIE. 4299 BETHEL, DI BOO
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. LOCATED ON 4lst
ST.. near Harrison-Det. frame, rooms
and bath, entrance hall, fully equipped
kitchen, 2 porches, full basement, oil heat;
50. 300. Available November / :.
CYRUS KEISER. Jr.,
4910 Wis. Ave. WO. 531I; Eve, WO 1865.
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED

i::'1 MORSE ST. Ne rms kit and
ehidrcn S45 mo. The eeo EaStern T,i eoFeaqf Reaty
1900 TAiRMoNT ST. Bachelor apt.
large room and bath, suitable for couple ,
close to transportation and shopping dis
lp tTlct S.t?5o. Plant & Gordon. Inc,
80 18th ST. N,E.-First floor of a =
family home. has living room, bedroom,
Kitchen recreation room, bath and bulIt-In
/ "iTEC a C;raHdt,a All u'!i,,tS II, nc;uaed SO mo.
looo R. i. AVE. NV" rooms ' ana ,fd oa1h, ai'i'
walh,4s Y distance TO ,do3n,own. HSnry
TAK0NiA PARK, MD.NLlviin4e" 4"'' room bed
az l01hi H., hl[men. bath couple, good HABITS.
APT !, S50a Greenwood ave, TAX. PIX
ma = rooms, kitchen. dining alcove and
path, all utilities fnrn rent. S56 per
mont, Yomlh, See lan!tor II, basement at 500
Iu>T coMPLETLD, 3:i' ls,h st. Sc?
>5G md >1n PEI month ntIA.ItS trIrm ,
TI5fg""o0d I,tt w. ave Hw' F. Saul Co, "*3
;'''' so bedroom, Inv. loom. XII recep
9*.,., ..n AZ, Sr 4%i i" Nry YorE Az. 4
adults only, low rent fog Hrht Jan!tor srty-
,Sa, i@'@r ~ <f If 4'' 5ooo st,tr 'c%.n ns
ba'h Aea, clec,ucs.y ana saS tQIn; ti.l can can
soe .siI loyn KS Lane ~ h.en.atts re- ;t25 Va
''''t y. 80 'f bt II, tItttIlC lttDOA
and stove md fiuor- nlre location. n"at,
electr!cIN and uhope: so mo IF ,uSg
!3l VISTA ST. Ne" large rooms XII
chen and bath. hail entrance, use OF
al,ig and garaee, HO. !oN2
i:io MORSE 81. NJ: rooms. kitchen.
lo@4}aJ lc@53tJ%'e "a oa,h o5, Eas eiee heat; 10
~ Hih \t room and bah -
WHOLE SECOND FLOOR, !! T. b. private
"i..I1Hlr- e.d -Scd porch Neal schools and
J., ~ tuE ION So. 30 81 :is.!E
Will RENT 10 Govt or defense workers
3 room and bath utilities included. $50
no J .h..d p,gmNted. 81 .5Gu
l:I9 OWEN PL Ne. rms kitchen.
p,,n b., 80, -, .,sg heat turn Aduli> only
fkiN Ale APT > nm. kitchen, bath.
m 80 Tedtcorated. Of! heat. uniurn near
.joltS. transportation. no children or pes
- mo. 3il 3"lh ave. Colmar Manor.
MIG. out Biddensburg ID. past D G. NIe
BRADBURY HEIGHTS 400 T 5, - rooms
KltchfA, bath, gas. eleC aud heat furu
private BAN. .pG1a'- entrance II" ~
adults onlv. TR. :;H"I between : N.
and ? n!
BEDROOM, living room. F.'chen, PVT ba h.
large inc!o>ed porch utilities furnished
Ghiinl. phone. detached on Cgo>>sOwn bus
me tHiLrulShed OF partially turu Call
~ ~" fot APPOINTMENT.
APT "a. 1903 ST NV ! ROOM KIT
~ III s. %. OPEN. AFFLECK. - -
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$4,000.

A0-Store house. built by owner less man
wears alo and reasonably priced because
OF SECTION and ,ype OF home Exclusive.
HARRY DREISEN, Ma. 177@, or
~ s-G S-r- IA E0mn
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HOME AND INVESTMENT,

Near l4rh and Harvard sts NV
Handsome %-Story and basement brick,
CONTAINING rooms. ~ baths, car ss-
home WIN E good income Good terms
70 responsible party and priced at only
STERLING & FISHER CO..
ML2 Y 40 y " Enal.nrs De, Snsn
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CHEVY CHASE-S14.75O.
Vacant=Perfect Condition

This magnificent stone-and-brlck home
consists of very large living room with
open fireplace. nice bright dining room,
moderA Kitchen and large side porch on
The lst floor. on the md floor there Is
master bedroom with fireplace and pri-
vate shower bath. also > other bedrooms
upstairs and down, tiled roof. buiIt-tn .
car garage; improved street with eautiful
homes, tust one-han So from bus stop.
After m. phone Mr.. Lewis. TIA 433T
HENRY J. ROBB, INC,
1924 Vermont Ave NV. DI Sl4l.
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TOO New Hampshire ave n Vacancy
IN lfIp!e room. prI'a'e shower witn >
".Aea youhs ladies. coi!cge Librarians. RET
''fhCeS EXCHANGED: private phone FOOD
Mea IS .EaAoMn be DI- 4L-l
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhrUR

oNF ROOM. Kitchen, sem4pyt. bath and
porch. ] ,OJ d ST p
f!G & 81. S.W Ground four rms
hail, Wa'c! gas. eiec Du> 81 ,feE wan.
nan and wife. white, open. Me 5>5n 10.
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VENETIAN BLINDS.

IS LOW AS - So AND UP
lRFE ESTIMATES PROMPT SERVICE
,No INST ALLAIION CHARGES
fNiNh AFEN u VENETIAN BLIND CO.,
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HOUSES UkFURhiSHED.

b"as HoSSf ms acres small Of faP9 snd sD2g s8ra On 65
y::' as,6 S ST y.eOsf strs5ivt sa t'fS aafurn
Groom duoltx house, =" hrepaces; liahts,.
"a: i,3, hfs MoNKor >ns6 W Sf. nv Nwlo rooms.
sI%5o p NJ Aiken, Inc 500 II s.. n NV w.
.-RoOM and bath bungalow, $40 month.
ALEXANDRIA Remodeled house bed
rooms. bath, garden fireplace, OIL burner.
& ROOMS, IL BATms. stoker heat. at ?-csf ?-@@
garage Bus stop at door oxford 46l1.
NEW HOUSE, s65 month bedrooms fun
basement. large ward, refG!eerator. screens,
etc supplied 500 cash REQUIRED. after
>" months 81" month. and the home j.
yours. Halh and South Cleveland, AIHne-
Ton. Va O3er Fourteenth Street HIdle 10
AIllnston kidge rd.. turn right on South
Girot I'd or lsEe bus from I'm and Pa
I-ROOM HOUSE IN Ardmore, Nd can
Sp:uce q 1o-J
46l7 2lst St. N. Woodbridge.
Detached brick. rooms, baths. s'uc
BAKER EEAL-1Y CO., NC,
hea, located :: miles south Of AIsxandfsa
Iom. cal! Alex HJ';5. -
blo nv I1EI1T1 10, NIL.
Detached asbestos -shingitd BUNGALOW
" BEDROOMS. t!le ba n. lul basement. ali
modefn IMPROVEMENTS. SO monthly. AT
. ',ONI
FIRST COMMERCIAL ZONE. LARGE COR
ntr 10. improved by detached S-rOom
house needs reparlnR). suitable antique
dealer or some energetic person WillInC 70
DO own reuoI atIng. such as contractor.
painter and dtcora or, and have place
OF business along with LIVING sC"OmmoGa =
mons for nominal rental
A. D. CRUMBAUGH.
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OPEN FOR INSPECTION.

112l K ST. NE.
WELL BUILT MODERN HOME.
10 RMS. ARRANGED AS 2 APTS.
POSSESSION WILL BE GIVEN.
TECS D WALSH
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DIXIE REALTY CO.. MA. $3.50.
SUBURBAN VIRGINIA ESTATE.
$l2.750.

IarGe living room with frep,aCe Sps-
ClouS cln.ne room. breakfast alcove, larcs
Hllchen gas stove. eieC. refgr. pan,rv.
with shower. fan ba aSement. oil heat IN
>jant hoi-water heat. cold storage room
IN basement. H-Car garage. large chicken
house. lrognd sufficient 10 maintain
GOV. plenty of garden space Only :
BLOCKS from best bus tTanSpor, ation. 30
mn. mo heart OF city. For appointment,
can Mr.. Sup Adams 464s. with
~ SHANNON q LUCHS co,
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HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR

new detached home, 2I2 b., ga heat. gar.
good transp. Call rs or after g pm,
Ordway 51es
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REAL VALUES.

= l1"-Near New PENNSYLVANIA Ave
BRIDGE s P
room home suitable for apis or
private nome. excellent condition Conyen-
4fTt ne ghDOrhCOQ Also several other ey-
cep,lora. Values Gail EX. 5232, Sunday;
60 Gsv. "a 1G1.l
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VENETIAN BLINDS.

BUY Direct From Manufacturer.
CASH OR EASY TERMS.
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND CO,
6"A llth S NV Phone AID 1888 Is:
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1888 GARFIELD ST.

WESLEY HEIGHTS
Impossible 10 describe beauty OF this
nome in q garden spot setting tbu!lt for
the owner: >55.OOu. Call MR. BROWN
AID. 1n1l. exclusive agent
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3 ACRES
n
OBSERVATORY CIRCLE AREA.

only block from Saith at and Mass
ave is this spacious white house of 10
bath. with finished room in attic the jos
IS deep tl5S ftD, with a Gear garage on
the rear. The house has a feeling Of
SpaciouSneSs with heated sunroon on ths
hrNt floor and sleeping porch upstairs and
iarge open porch on the front and side
Inc owner has Just moved out and
the house IS vacant
PHONE DI 1918 UNTIL, PM
VIM. H SAUNDERS CO, INC,
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STORE FIXTURES

-Serflco-type gOndolaS. white por-
FCt2n FoSsa e49r d7o GhrC&ns colner plale-s!ass
olspl5y. candy counter. misc ChestnIt
!. " o. C-e.-L I'M. lHH ~. -
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81" N y Ave NV Realtors. RE sos,
VACANT-BUNGALOW

silver SpTins Nd. Bus Al DOOR < rms,
b a''lc. basement, NV h, big yard, gar.
FrlceQ a. SG.6Uu, on good terms Car
avail o In pecl. ELes. call Mr.. Downs,
NO H!45.
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RE-UPHOLSTERING

"-p,ece living room SUITE reupholstered
~ looS Ike new. SO. Latest patterns and
rev !nSldos included. Best workmanship
suarsHiCCd
SWISS UPHOLSTERY SHOP
$50 lHfh ST. v. Adams O16I
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CLUB 1920
ATTENTION.

70" ION s.. v.-VaCanrlrS for nj
taHifS. Se!ey!Cemen, SesVCelad.es &C
meals :
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SALE! SAIFl SALE

Stationery. fling equipment. tables,
c'5ES. odds and eUds-rhnsS that YOU may
ne loohlns Tor ENcrylhlnG must 90 before
cold weather sets IN, 10 heai in the build
!ME I2.4 New Nork ave N w
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CHILLUM, MD.

CHILLUM, MD.
tHtu:H epr. " Iayle rooms pr.vs..
% h al utllIe. sid phone >J5 monrh.
lH!on 1876 OF IA -G.:5
APARTMENT VALUES.
So Domer ave. Apr ! TaEoma PARK
Md room. k!rCaen aid Data 80
Z A HUMPHREYS
SOS y. Cap.to. Realtors Ma $40
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NV. NEAR ST. GABRIEL

Move in a. once; be sure and see This
oeauiltul 2-story row brick. e large rooms,
u" " 1eSrea tlon room, auto heat ga
rage, Weather-strl priced 10 sell
only S9g5u -
ALEX K. ANDERSON & co.
l%!4 Eve 81 NV FX 5000
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PERFECT LOCATION

Famous Lynhayen, ideal both for TO-DAY
and postwar; : express bus lines. ) min.
schedule. only - min from downtown.
all convenlenceS OF nearby Va large lots.
ample saFden space priced from >5,615.
terms from S36.4 ~ mo. mci. eyeryth,Ng.
only few lett, then no more at fhls price.
so call TO-DAY Mr., Iyey Temple $500
after 80 pm, Adams s6SSI. j. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN
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Homes, Investments Reduced

D. c., nearby Md, Va: S3.S5o up. $3.50
cash TO 2of,; some vacant, traoe; get data
1nSpeci. act--to delay pay more, get less
80 rooms, big lots 10 a. n z. RYON
CO. Ma .qO1. GE 6l4G
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TOWN CLUB
THE BRITTANY


i'!h New Hamnshire ave uw L.
s'nRie room viii be available Nov. :.
me meal. switchboard
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-27
NEW LABORATORY
 FOR KET(HIkAN

Analysis of water furnished AL aska's First City by the Ketchikan Public Utilities, will probably be made in Ketchikan from now on, instead of being sent to Juneau for the regular tests, according to letters received by Capt Richard s. Green, sanitary engineer. with the Territorial Departme mt of Health.
 Miss Fora Dragich, in charge of the laboratory in Juneau, is now in Ketchikan, setting up labora- tory there, which will serve the area around Ketchikan. At present tests of various natures from that district have to be made in Ju- neau from specimens brought here by plane.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Lund, laboratory technician for Ketchikan physi- clan, will be in charge of the new laboratory, working for the present at least, on part time basis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-27
Nomination of
 Officers Held dt
 Pioneers Meet

The Pioneers of Alaska met last evening in, the IOOF Hall and nom- nations were made for officers for the coming year.
 Those nominated were: President, w. o. Carlson; First Vice-President, Ted Laughlin; Second Vice-Presi- dent, Sam Paul; Chaplain, Dean c. E. Rice; Secretary, Alfred Zenger; Treasurer, John Beck; Historian, Jack Langseth: Sergeant at-Arms, w. E. Bathe, and Trustee for a three-year term, M. s. Whittier. Nominations will remain open at the next meeting.
 Molly MacSpadden entertained both the Pioneers and the Auxiliary with three reels of beautiful AL askan pictures taken by the Alaska Game Commission Refreshments were served following the business meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-27
64 PASSENGERS ARRIVE FRIDAY
 FROM SOUTH

A steamer arrived in port las
 night from the south, bringing tn. following passengers from Seattle
 Mrs. Dorothy Baker, Marjorie E
 Blakeman, Maide Carlson, Lela M 1 Cheney, Mrs. Normagene J. Crow
 Baby Michael Crow, Viola E. Erik son, Mrs Elizabeth E. Fellers, Roy , al Fisher, D. Ernest Fuller, Wini- fred Call.
 Mrs. Laura Goldstein, Waldo M Iverson, Joseph L. George, John w.
 King, Mrs, Charlotte L. King, Baby J. King, Daniel Lapala, Joseph J. Meherin, Mrs. Stella Meherin, Floyd R. Metzner, Gladys McIl- veen, Major s. Nichols, Erma I. Parr, June R. Pedersen, Glenn Philippi, Victor Pesk, Joseph N. Pelroy, Marilyn J. Pelroy
 Cary E. Pelroy, Jan Pelroy, John M Penning, Mrs. Betty Penning Mrs. Mary H. Price, Richard L. Price, Alfred L. Pritchett, Myrtle F. Pritchett, Mrs. Violet Seaberg, Karlene Seaberg, George Simpkins. Mrs. Viola L. Walther, Julia L. Walther, Nedra D. Walther, and Mrs. Jessie Wasson.
 From Ketchikan-Jane Blomgren, c. M Carlson, F. R. Danville, George Folta, w. A. Holzheimer, R. W. Hutchins. J. w. Gucker, w. s. Hellan, Mary Helvogt, Peggy McIvor, Lillian Nelson, Gil Rich, Ruth Stahr. and Margaret Salazar.
 From Wrangell Nell Couch, Evart B. Clayton, Charles Goldstein, Nancy Poole, H. Olsen and Charles Randrup.
 Taking passage for Skagway last night were David A. Hoffman, Elsie D. Sofoulis, Jim Sofoulis, Clara P Louis P Rapuzzi, N. A. Delphina M. Morris, Margaret H. Dusenberry. James V. Dusenberry, George L. Stinger, Estel E. Ground, Letcher L. Ground, and Irene Hoffner.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-27
AUTO CRASH ' VICTIMS STILL
 H05pITALIzED|

Young Victor Johnson, Jr., the small boy who was injured Thanks! giving night in headon automobile. accident, was discharged yesterday from St. Ann's Hospital.
 The other hospitalized victims, Victor Johnson, Sr., and Rueben' Johnson, are still confined to their beds. The little boy received injuries and cuts to his forehead. l
 His father, who will probably be in the hospital longer than any of the others involved, received a frac- tured knee cap as we'll as lacera- tions and bruises on his body and face.
 Rueben Johnson, who was thrown from the cab of the truck. received scalp injuries, but will probably be discharged this weekend from the hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-27
Wants Alaska End 0iHighway keptin
 Best of Condition

WASHINGTON. Nov 27. = The Senate Subcommittee has recom- mended the United States maintain the Alaska end of the Alaska High way in first class condition after the war as part of a permanent Alaskan defense plan.
 Senator Langer, one of the Sub committeeman, made an inspection tour of the military road and said the report made no recommenda- tions concerning the Canadian sec tion of the Highway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-27
Rear Adm. MuIIinnix Is Among Missing;
 Mother Is Informed

ATTICA, Indiana, Nov. 27.-Mrs. w. F. Mullinnix has received word from the Navy Department that her son, Rear Admiral Henry M Mullinnix is missing in action. No other details are immediately avail able. He was promoted to Rear Ad- miral last August 28.
 Another son of Mrs. MullinniX Allen P. Mullinnix, is a captain in the Navy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-27
POPULAR COUPLE
 MARRIED TONIGHT

Miss Borghild Havdahl and MT. James C. DeMers will be united in marriage tonight at 8 o'clock in Holy Trinity Cathedral the Rev William Forbes reading the VOWS.
 Following the wedding ceremony, a reception to which all friends of the popular couple are invited, will be held at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Douglas Mead on Starr Hill.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-27
WANTS ADMIRAL FOR NAVY AIR
 SERVICE BRANCH

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. - Ap- pointment of an experienced flying officer as head of the Navy Avia- ton arm with the rank of full Ad- miral, was advocated today by Sen- ator Moore c. Wallgren.
 Wallgren, a member of the Sen- ate Military and Truman commit tees, asserted such a step would couple the more rapid promotions of the Naval Air officers generally and be fitting recognition for a branch of the navy which is becom- ing increasingly more important" !"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-27
MOOSE INITIATE FOUR,
 LAST NIGHTS MEETING

At the regular meeting of the Moose held last night the following were initiated: Wayne E. Graham, Corbett B. Shipp, Earl L. Butcher and John Rahm Refreshments were served following the meeting.
 Tonight the Moose members and friends will enjoy cabaret affair.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-27
RETURN TO SKAGWAY

Deputy U. s. Marshal Louis Ra- puzzi of Skagway, and Mrs. Ra- puzzi, left during the night for Skagway after a visit of several days in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-27
D. A. BACK IN CITY

Judge William A. Holzheimer, U s. District Attorney, has returned to his office in Juneau after at tending the court session in Ket- chikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-27
RETURNS TO JUNEAU

Jane Blomgren, stenographer in the U. s. District Attorneys office, is back in Juneau after attending the court session in Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-27
SIMPKINS RETURNS

George Simpkins has returned to his Juneau home after business and pleasure trip to the Northwest Pacific during which time he visited his daughters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-27
BACK FROM KETCHIKAN

Mrs. R. B. McIvor. Deputy Clerk of the District Court, returned to Juneau last night, after attending the court session, still in progress, in Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-27
TO KETCHIKAN

Dale Stewart, Office of Indian Affairs employee, sailed last night for Ketchikan, where he will be on official business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-27

from St. Ann's Hospital on Friday following medical care.
 A. c. Lubeck, a medical patient, was discharged yesterday from St. Ann's Hospital.
 Martin Hoist left St. Ann's yes terday after receiving medical treat ment. Walter Thaamun, who was serious ly burned about the face and hands when his boat caught fire a week ago, was discharged yesterday from St. Ann's Hospital. Edward Fullerton has entered St. Ann's Hospital for surgery.
 A son, weighting six pounds and thirteen ounces was born at noon yesterday to Mrs. Robert Meek at St. Ann's Hospital
  Mrs. Robert Nyman gave birth to a baby boy this morning at 4:35 o'clock at St. Ann's Hospital The child weighed seven pounds and fourteen ounces at birth. 
 The following have been dismissed from the Government Hospital: Mrs Lizzie Peterson, Mrs Little John Mrs. Amy Edona, Olga Stepetin and Charles Brown.
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PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY

Have a portrait artist take your picture. Hamersley Studio. Opposite Federal Building. Phone 2o4. adv
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A. c. Lubeck, a medical patient, was discharged yesterday from St. Anns Hospital.
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AT BARANOF

Mrs. Ken M Nelson of Juneau is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
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HoSpITAl NOTES

Edwin Hasbrouck was discharged from St. Ann's Hospital on Friday following medical care.
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FROM FAIRBANKS

Jessie WaSson of Fairbanks is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
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SONS OF NORWAY CARD PARTY Saturday, Nov. 27, at P. M. IOOF Hall. Pinochle and bridge. -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-27

Martin Hoist left St. Anns yes terday after receiving medical treat ment.