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The union times., 1944-12-23
Will Help Meet
 Army Shortages
Labor To Fill Armys Emergency Request For 10000 Workers In 38 Shops-Machinists And Metal
 Polishers Take Lead-Number Called Modest
Especial to the Union Times)

Washington D. C.-More than dozen AFL national unions this week rallied their forces good the Fed eraions pledge to the War Department supply emer ency manpower to produce increased quantities of critically needed materials.
 Acting under President William Greens orders Lewis G. Hines dropped his normal legislative duties direct concerted drive to get the required number of skilled workers the they urgently needed.
The union times., 1944-12-23
As We See It
 by THE STAFF

AT THIS holiday season, the staff of The Union Times wishes its friends the best. Tim Collins fine Christmas Day Message, printed on Page 8, represents our views, and the views of all organ ized labor in Connecticut.
 ssCONN. State Journals makes this interesting comment in its dis cussion of political possibilities:
 "A summary of the election as applied to Connecticut Democrats might call attention to the fact that they need to give attention to Bridgeport and Waterbury without too much delay. They must recog- nize that much of their strength on November 7 came from the PAC, inc CIO, the AFL. They should realize that this labor contribution is not contracted for by the Demo- cratic party as a permanent per- formance. The Baldwin vote in the state should prove that state ment. The records most assuredIy indicate that the governor. didn't lose the labor vote as the national and state ticket did.
 'sThe big vote cast for Brien Me MahOn for United States Senator was tribute, but at the same time, his majority wouldn't have reached where it did without both the labor and the independent groups work ing perhaps not so much for him as they were working to defeat Senator John Danaher.'
 ALL WAR BONDS bought dur. ing December will be credited to the Sixth War Loan. and unions which have not yet bought theirs should do so before the end of the year.
 WE ADVISE our readers, es- pecially those in the building trades, to read carefully the article on Page l which deals with the meeting of the building trades business agents with the State Labor Wage Board. It contains inn portant material. Johnny Gaspic, the new Assistant Secretary of the State Federation, made his first official appearance in his new capacity at the meeting. Being a building tradesman, he knew every one present.
 FORTY-TWO states were repre- sented at the national Conference on Labor Legislation, held last
 lContinued on Page EiohtA
The union times., 1944-12-23

FORTY-TWO states were repre- sented at the national Conference on Labor Legislation, held last
 Continued on Page Eight)
The union times., 1944-12-23

ALL WAR BONDS bought dur ing December will be credited to the Sixth War Loan. and unions which have not yet bought theirs should do so before the end of the year.
Evening star., 1944-01-16

PRIVATE PARTY wants 1941 club coupe
9as5 % 5eda Phone On seaf sa % pay all
BUICK wanted; name your price, will
Try TO meet it. Flood Pontiac, 4a21 Con-
CADILLAC wanted; name your price, will
try to meet it. Flood Pontiac, 1921 Con-
nectieut. WO. s400.
try to meet it. Flood Pontiac, 4221 Con-
popGE a., .S6 ,, cHsysLER ~ Y a,s, y, wanted; ted. name
tiac, 1921 Connecticut. Wo s4OO.
try TO to mes5 t. Flood Pontiac, s' 4asi Com @
cHRYsLEk, is4i: ie4o.+ any model We
WISH WssssT nEsT tS9 tF1Gr tsI sim Of os
cash price. Loving Motors. 1918 NJ st, NV.
any sas RgS Sa pres R ss
Il Sss,lsui w6 i SIS EisSa Pontiac 4@s Con-
will try to meet it Flood Pontiac 1921
for eean 1asd OF pay we want pFfs this
car for a war worker. Bendan Pontiac,
FOR EoRDnW,ll 7oyn pay top premium m pr price for |.
war worker. ,,IE,; Bsndall Pontiac, TIE. 29ls
defense d, TSgyker. Bendall Pontiac; TIE, 2a1s
Wi VI try l to meet NEE It Flood Pontiac 4s2i
sHnsfns" Sc sGRE TO see see foVGNe before you sell
needed. ,, owing Motors; iSis N St. NV:
price. Call No. S31s Williams Goth and
Ril9dS Rh9ds Island sEano., ave ne Ell. ,,.u, ~
$500; you will be more than satisfied with
our price Arcade Pontiac. 1887 Irving
PICK UP YOUR PHONE and call Adams
$500 for a surprisingly high cash offer for
your car Arcade Pontiac Co.. 1887
PONTIAC owners. call Jack Blank. Adams
$500; you will be more than satisfied with
our price. Arcade Pontiac. 1927 irving
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for late
Chevrolet, Ford or Plymouth sedan. UN.
Rki2AIE Rss sIisl PakTa Ra will pay all cash for
ssii clean cn }949 er 1941 Chevrolet or Plymouth.
WANTED VA fG By bSi private party: 1910 or 1s41
1 door sedan; must have good rubber and
PAFTS has a Gs re 9s9s
f9S PRlvSTR PATTY Sfss has cash for 80 to Al
aTe'er DG Pa asae GhsF0ft asT pm must
NAVY OFFICER wants good. clean. low
priced Dssp car car ss 35.,4o model private owner;
M 500 CASH and and 'ss Plymouth for late
car without tires. DE, $3.50 today.
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to purchase
from same, 80 or 40 4-door sedan, &
or passenger. RA 6220. Call anytime
FARMER wants old model car in good
condition, with perfect tires. MA. $3.50,
Ext. 437, Sunday
PUG LICENSE, with or without cab BOX
442-T. Star.
INDIVIDUAL wants car Of Ford, G. M. or
Chrysler line, In new condition, cash pur.
chase. Glebe 262e. 1Ss
Evening star., 1944-01-16
IRAlLERS FOR SALE

CONTINENTAL house trailer with electric
rreirigeration good tires. Dixie Pig Trailer
highway.
lS4" 25-FT.-S1, $50 cash National house
trailer, fully equipped. electric brakes, tan.
oem Wneels, good tires and extra change
Wisconsin ave
TkAlLER-Lugsage or farm. stake remov.
able body 4x1, good for live stock. I6-in
good tires, sos. Rockville 5-J-4
sCHULT-4l Homestead house trailer fur
nlshed: includes porch Sx1O it., awning
lbx22 f. and frame; other accessories
See Roberts at Ancient Oaks Trailer
Camp. Falls Church.
ERS-ANNOUNCING THE ARRIVAL
Of the new u944l Kozy coaches and Plat
trailers, besides 80 good used trailers from
$500 to Sl:Sg5, Also cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES,
Route l, Berwyn. Md Tel. Berwyn As
SEE the new Royal and American trailers
with 22-foot body and electric brakes. al
TRAILER CENTER.
5th and Florida Ave. NE
All Models Used Trailers From $500 Up
Cash for Your Late-Model Trailer
STANLEY H. HORNER. INC.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
]. L. C.. WEST.
Falls Church 2I3b-J.
"STROUT BARGAINS

DANDY" ON RIVER AND STATE HWY
hleh-paylns Va. crops: Goa wire-fencet
pasture and wood: around 75 fruit trees
ssIapes' berries. asparagus: near village
wafer; eozy 5-rm. bungalow, fireplace, mic,
lawn, beautiful shade. lovely view Ole
"a Ss rh; f6o low realty taxes: real value a.
PRODUCTIVE '9O"-GOOD BIDGs.
MidSney,1,mTaking Ne ;g,,T proposition, IA miles tc
NJ NJ. VliIage. depot handy. cash market a
porches. maple shade, cement basement
Darn, eranary corncribs, other bldss
20 isVei acres for corn. tomatoes peas
soypeahs. etc: pasture and wood frl1it
tfees. aged owner. unable to handle. sac.
ffrpees fres az S35oo part down pig. A.. big
REALTY. l427-N Land Title Bldg. PhiIa
Evening star., 1944-01-16

BANTAM !S coupe: very low mileage. beauti-
ical condition; this car averages between
70 De appreciated. Parkway, 3O51 M
BUICK 1912 Roadmaster sedanette: must
have priority: radio and heater. Hyatts.
vile Buick. WA. ALL.
BUICK 1910 Special coupe: clean inside
an,,. and out MI radio and heater. Bendali
BUICK 1910 dark green sedan with clock,
neater chrome rims and window trim
Perfect mechanical condition. Tires and
body like new. Economical to operate
81 $50 cash. Inspection any evening after
and Sunday. Call ST. 3472 I6s
BUICK 1899 Special business coupe; radio,
heater. good tires: reasonable. 1O3 Rhode
BUICK is4i s =. special sedan. Sizes;
SiImTmons; 1887 14th st. NV. NO 2I64.
BUICK 1910 4-door sedan; maroon, good
Hysttsviis HITss fHse19snt os9s condition. 5000
BUICK 1941 Special 4-door sedan, radio,
heater; one-owner car. very clean; good
tres Sic Hawkins. 1888 14th st. NV.
B6IcK Ia4l special sedan; perfect; new
.s7s Or o sest ofIel. @ ~ rR T. issa aaa defroster
BUICK 1910 super 4-door sedan: under
seat heater and de-rosters, spotlights; has
been carefully driven by orig owner: Ssp5:
can finance for small additional charge:
WOULD consider trade. GL4 227o ewes.
Oxford 141e days.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
FARMS AND ACREAGE

JOHN BORDOFT. Phone Ashton 3S46
barn, other farm buildings. paved road
S5 g. MI to .: c. Must sell at once Price
5iSps; 500 acres' esfms; 1S mile. from w..,
OF buildings; fine cattle Or dairv farm
price; P,s 10000: or will sell one-haIf foI
800 acres. Groom frame house. cleo
trlClty; tenant house: barn other farm
bulldines; go acres tillable. 40 acres
pasture and timber: fine stream: on good
Toao; excellent cattle or dairy farm,
! mlie from paved road, 30 miles from
Mash. Priced to sell Immediately. Sic, 900
! acre. 5-room house electricity. we'll n,
water; is miles to D. c.: price. 81. 800
acres. 1-room house electricity, well nj
water, paved road. Ideal chicken farm
miles to Wash. Price, $4,000; i, cash
Buell. M. Gardner-J. E. Kelly.
Phone $50 pork,i,lo NJ
Evening star., 1944-01-16
20 ACRES

In Fairfax County: 6-rm. house. & wears
olo: elec;' telephone, Philgas: school bus:
oarI and outbuildingS nearly new: ycune
9ronsrd includes good Guernsey cow sow,
laying hens: = cleared remainder in GOOD
pine and hardwood; 15 mi from District
Siu.o"o: 5000 down. Box 312-T,
Evening star., 1944-01-16
EASTMAN & STEELE,
RealtnrS Falls Church OROQ
FARMS WANTED.

WILL TRADE a fine modern home in Gar
rstt Park for farm in Montgomery
County. Box 359T, Star.
WANTED to hear from owner of farm for
sale for spring delivery. VIM. Hawley,
sa,s5o SECOND TRUST, payable $50 q
month, 81 interest. for $1,000 cash, OF
trade as down payment on nearby Md
100 TO $50 ACRES, preferably Northern
Maryland and within 35 mi OF washing
ton: R. A Julia, 4617 Rosedale ave
Bethesda, Md WI 1890.
WILL BUY farm under cultivation with
stock and equipment, partly hilly land
east or southeast exposure or will exchange
Box 1877, Star
WANTED to. rent farm; may buy. or will
trade small apartment house. Mr.
WILL PAY $1,000 cash and $50 monthly
for waterfront farm D. R. Lamborne,
AS Farragut st. NV, GE. 1868
Evening star., 1944-01-16
I,1t4I anu II SIS. ""
CHERNERIZED CARS.
CHERNER

l7sl Fla Ave, NV. Be-. Conn. & Nebr Aves
PONTIAC 1910 Torpedo 6-passenger club
coupe. radio, heater. defrosters and seat
covers, : brand-new Goodrich SIlVertown
tires. this is an exceptional car and well
worth your inspection: reasonably priced
terms and trade
Evening star., 1944-01-16
GARAGES FOR SALE.
GARAGES WANTED.

WANTED or 3 car garage, l mile
radius, of Clarendon, Va. GIL. 2279 or
oxford 141S.
INDIVIDUAL GARAGE in vicinity of 21st
and r sts. NV. Box 461-T Star
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Dairy, Stocked and Equipped.

Dairy, Stocked and Equipped.
$40 acres, 400 acres in blue grass. so
acres In Alfalfa, watered by large stream,
nouse tenant houses with shower baths.
cous SU,eow ,.t 5arn; ? other barns, 2 silos, so
o9%S. GOV * 2.year-oid heifers. 30 l-year-
pioWS; harrows. wagons, manure spreader,
! ail other farming implements ensilage and
profit of $4,000 a year for the last T -
years. II you are interested in a dairy.
nont IAN to see this one. 30 miles to
I I. C WECT
Evening star., 1944-01-16
PARKING LOTS
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

LOT on 9Th ST., bet E and SITS. NV
5Ox1O0. reasonable rent. J. B. Stein, 81,
F st. NV MA SO25
Evening star., 1944-01-16
AUTO REPAIRS AND SERVICE.
RECAPPING

One-day service by appointment only
Call ME. 1853 Custom built work Grade
] and grade 3 tires carried In stock
GOODYEAR Tire Co. 200 New York ave
NV Leave car In the morning. call for
Evening star., 1944-01-16

219h acres, s-room house, barn, large
canary; trn ls2 soG acres clear, balancs timber;
nrfSrd nSsrfamd aSShaooo' aSShaiooo' "a cash. ANDERSON,
ss ACRES z NILE FRONTAGE ON sTATH
road, 9 room -house, small tenant house
large barn. stable. garage, chicken house
10 adres. 5 room house. water and elec.
SD, $50. $1,000 cash; IL miles ' to 5. G esA''e
= acres; 4,room house mot nnished)
unfinished unn bath material in house,; own
State road; $a.5o0. 81 900 % cash. o On
5-room house. 2-car garage. chicken
honse ls scrss ssoa Of srouna on State road
ground. on State road $4 $50. 5000 ca sh
10 ~ acres Ss so6 90 acres cleared, no house 9
l16 acres so acres cleared. Groom
chicken house wood house; ss.5oo. terms terms
Broom tenant house; buildings need re-
I6o acres. 100 acres clear s-room
horse needs ss repair brick stable, tobacco
WATERFRoNT-oN THE RIVER.
s-room Colonial house all modern. has
"a acres OF ground, 700 1T. on waterfront;
price SIS 500 So, 900 ooo'"S'' cash, . 00A'S
watartracf taS acres 20 acres clear, 100 it. on
dition; a-car garage. large hen house
work shop, large boathousa; $4,000, Il
cash. 70
346 acres. $50 acres clear ,,Amp.
waterfront; s-room ali modern house IL,
baths. completely furnished. tenant
houses 20 head OF cattle. 3 barns. 2 horses
all iarm r 1mplements priced right to sell
w. E. HARDESTY,
Upper Marlboro Md. Phone Marlboro SO
Gal ga,s,da al oSay DAY Sun. and after 5 pm. at
Evening star., 1944-01-16
VIRGINIA FARM.

VIIh0IN1A + ANM,
Il miles to D. c.: 7-room brick, modern.
baths, full basement, about years
old. LIST floor, large living room. f,reo
place; dining room, kitchen, large in
closed porch. heated, servants house. 10
acres oeautliul rolling land with stream:
on main highway, bus Price $50, 900.
j. L. G. WEST,
Eallx L.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Qulpped with excellent tires.
TERMS-TRADE.
MANHATTAN
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

AUTO & RADIO CO..
Both Sides of Tth Street at R Street NV
Open Eye.-Sun.. Holidays Til / Pm
Evening star., 1944-01-16
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

HARLEY-DAVIDSON motorcycle for sale
clean Job, good tires; SnS5. ST. 647S
INDIAN motorcycle for sale. GOOD condition
3.a5
HARLEY-DAvIDsON 1894 "74"; excellent
tires good condition Phone Silver Spring
nf5d
INDIAN 1889 motorcycle with sidecar
nackaee trunk. windshield and tow-bar:
S400 cash Can be seen at 360s 14th St
NV. between am and pm
Evening star., 1944-01-16

FORD 1929 truck; motor completely over
hauled, good tires and body sacrifice.
SOS cash. Greenbelt 1915.
International pickup, 1895 Dodge lH-ton
panel, dual wheels Leo Rocca Inc, 430l
Conn. ave. EN-. 1900. Open ewes.
and Sun.
G.. NJ c. 1897 s.-ton panel; for quick
sale, $3.50 cash CO 1854 or WA 1881
FORD dump truck, 1a41: good tires. spe-
ciai 100-horsepower Mercury. motor. Wood
hydraulic 2l2-yard body, cab shield, new
1929 Ga. ave. GE OlOO.
TRACTOR 1aas UNIT with short wheelbsse
ped with booster brakes. 10000 miles.
specially designed for close turning Amer
lean Storage Co., 2SO1 Georeia ave. NV
DODGE panel, ~ model a ton: good
condition: private owner; S465 cash. CO.
CHEVROLET light delivery, panels and
stations wagons: priced from S2S5.
Kenyon Peck, Chevrolet dealers, 2S25
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. CH. 5000.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
lUSlNESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

SQUARE OF GROUND situated in Alex
sndria. Va.-353 1T. = in. by 246 #. 10 in.
total S6S3S So. ft.. bounded by N. Henry
st. on east and Southern Railway, N. Fay
is adjacent to Potomac Yds, which is ter
minus for 5 railroads Cars can be shifted
to any section of the country. Would
make q fne site for cold storage plant.
Apply A. S. Doniphan g. Son, Doniphan
BLDG, King and Columbus sts. Alexandria,
Va. Alex 0S40, Temple 6671
Evening star., 1944-01-16
FARMS FOR SALT tce..;r.ed,
TEXANS Making Money
10 ACRES

On a hard-surfaced road. IA miles from
Washington. this property is partly wooded
and partly cleared and has a small stream
The house is nearly new and has a living
room. kitchen and large pantry on the
lst. 4. and 2 bedrooms and bath on the
2nd a. 1t has hot-water heat, city elec.
and basement; garage and unfinished hem
MASON HIRST, Annandale, Va, at the
end of Columbia pike Phone Alexandra
5S12. Closed Sundays
Evening star., 1944-01-16
MONEY 70 LOAN.

1st, Ind AND 8rd TRUST LOANs neecfl.
sted promptly. small monthly payments.
Prompt settlement. Federal Finance Co.,
gl0 New YORK ave, NV. MA. 7416. 16s
Evening star., 1944-01-16
MOTORCYCLES WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

wv w ~~eS " ~ III.
TRADE my 1888 Nash light "6" sedsr
for motorcycle and cash Mr.. Raines. FIR
500. Ext 21S1.
Evening star., 1944-01-16

MILES SOUTH OF ALEXANDRIA {
NO. ! HIGHWAY
ODen Evenings Till 0'ciock
Evening star., 1944-01-16

ONCE IN a LIFETIME.
219h acres, S-room house, barn, large
stream; $4,000; " cash. ANDERSON.
Oxford 324O
Evening star., 1944-01-16

FARMETTES : FIRST TINE OFFERED
for sale TWO TO FIVE ACRES S351 -
81 900. Q miles to WASHINGTON on ma
1lonai highway, one mile to Marlboro
Two bus lines and electricity in frort OF
property Partly wooded. Box 1907. Star
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-05-19

persons houses papers and effects against unreason able searches and seizures shall not be violated
 Allowances should be made, of course, for short cuts. A nation must operate smoothly in wartime But it strikes us that forcble interruption and seizure, without any basis other than decree and order issued by manregardess of his station in government-involves something more than whether or the company had labor dispute on its hands It would be the thing if the government decided today that it wanted your home came in, moved you out with the help of soldiers.
 Main question the Republicans will ask the present administration time and time again in the coming campaign will be-
 What is the of winning war against totaaranism abroad and suceumbine to it at home?"
 It will be hard question to answer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-05-19

Republicans in the States are hailing the Mont gomery- plant seizure the "blunder that may decide the election" Democrats generally con- demning the move
 The tactics certainly without precedence in this country. Starting from labor dispute involving whether a CIO union represented the majority of the employees the government directed the company to acknowledge the CIO bargaining agent until recently expired contract renewed or new con- tract made The company manager refused to bow to the ultmatum with the result that American soldiers sent to take carrying the manager out of his office and barring him from the site Books and operating ledgers of the company were seized. The manager had refused to sign a new contract because he objected to clause which meant closed shop.
 great deal of displeasure has been shown by n vast majority of the American people who recognized the move as suspension of civil rights without the declaration of martial law; because they recognized it as violation of the Fourth Article of the Bill of Rights which says:
 '"The right of the people to be secure in their
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-05-19
NAzI CHANNEL DEFENsEs

Of all the variegated defenses Hitler has conceived to block the second front-from rocket guns to flame on the Channel-the one which the Allies are worried most about is the plain. relatively old fashioned machine-gun nest
 The Nazis have developed a new type of machine-gun nest, tried it out at Casino, and it was one req son for our failure to advance.
 This pillbox is of very heavy con- crete, quite small, extends only a foot or so above the ground and is extremely difficult to see from the air. The pillbox usually houses two machine guns, ilitched together so that one man can fire both to- gether at the same time.
 One Nazi is in each pillbox So that if he is hit only one man is lost. But it takes almost a direct bomb hit to knock him out, so air pounding of them from overhead is not too effective. These pill boxes, buried in the mountains at Casino, were terrifically effective and more of them are reported ly- ing in wait behind the shore along the coast of Western Europe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-05-19

packers, Robert Harriss. the cotton broker, is now promoting candi- date to run against able Congress man Wright Patman of Texas Patman has been too fortnight fol some of the boys lately T. A M. Craven has let it be known he will not accept reappointment tc the Federal Communications Com mission when his term ends in June Actually this is just face-Saving for the inside fact is the President would never reappoint him Congressman A. L. Miller of Ne braska, the man who broke the letters on MacArthur, let loose a blast against Ben Cohen, Ed Prit- chard and other brain-trusters re- gently. Pritchard shot back:
 Since Miller's friendship for Mo- Arthur was the kiss-o death, l prefer to have him kick me" Isolationist Congressman Fred Bus bey, COP satellite of the Chicago Tribune, is preparing a smear cam- paign against Cohen, Erich and other advisers close to the White House.
 Copyright, 1944, by United
 Feature Syndicate, Incl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-05-19
Military Changes
Cincinnati Enquirer

Cincinnati Enquirer Criticism has arisen in certain quarters the purported delay the part of United States Navy officials in ordering new quick-release parachute harness for airmen The harness it is said, makes
 it possible flier who has bailed out over water to release himself from his chute with single operation. The parachute in ordinary use requires three such operations Proponents of the new device maintain that the additional time endangers lives. There can be doubt that the military services both Army and Navy often more slowly than they should, particularly when they are working or ideas Precedents in tactics as well as equipment are sacred with many high-ranking officers. While this characteristic admittedly has its drawbacks at times, it has definite advantages.
 No one knows better than military ordnance man the difficulties of fully proving piece of equipment The device in question may perform per- fecy under ordinary test conditions-even tests de- signed to duplicate the most difficult battle condi- tons. Still until trials of combat and experience are completed, no definitely say that any item of military equipment is worth it's salt Flaws and defects must be avoided because those defects, appearing under the stress of emergency, certainly will cost lives
 Such situations are not limited to the military. American automobile manufacturers know them we'll Newly designed cars and items of equipment, back in the good old days given all sorts of tests before they were turned to the public. Test courses were set up by manufacturers courses supposed to be tougher than ordinary driving conditions But the bugs" did not appear fully until there was oppor- tunity for broad and general use of the device in question
 So it is with the Army and Navy Except that, with the military, the tiny. hidden errors can cost lives and lose battles No wonder, then, that there is delay and procrastinaon before new gadgets are ordered replace old tested devices already in use Until the high command be completely con- ynced that the new is actually better than the old under frontline conditions the change should not be attempted
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-05-19
20 YEARS AGO f{aE {yim EMPIRE
MAY ls, 1924

 successfully overriding the President Coolidge to obecome the President circng left
  Yetorofu in Hitocappu Bay.
 annual celebration of Victoria Day at Whiehorse Y IT, shortly attended by of the largest Channel that had the reservations the cruse fast and furious
 Collier, engineer local 1912 and had charge the construction of Governors Mansion.
 Oliver assigned duty with the Alaska Road Officer Col J. C. Gc.a recalled He accompanied by his wife their mother Jane W Putnam exercises held Douglas and the following were Mamie Feusi Arne Vesoja Elsie Kathleen Mccormick Thomas Cashen Thelma Wttanen, Leslie md Vivian report: 45: