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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-24
today in all of American industry.

today in all Of American industry.
Under our offer Of Is cent increase, the
average weekly take-home pay OF our steel
workers for a forty-hour week would amount
to S5l go, assuming that no overtime is in
VOWED. This figure is only $4.51 less than
the actual average weekly earnings Of these
employees, including overtime, in the last
full war year of 1914 when the average
work week was 461 hours. The difference
is really less, because we will undoubtedly
continue to have overtime in the future, Just
as we have at the present time. In NoVem-
Der, 1945, overtime premiums to our steel
workers aggregated more than $1,000 600
Such reduction of 1854 in weekly take-home
pay is the natural consequence of shorter
work week Of forty hours, and therefore one
Of lower production.
Much as we desire to avoid steel strike,
we cannot overlook the effect both on this
Corporation and on our customers and
American business in general, of the 1871.
cent an hour wage increase, which you have
proposed Such a wage increase must result
in higher prices for steel than have pre-
viously been proposed to US by the Govern
ment Great financial harm would soon fol-
low for all users Of steel who would be obliged
to pay higher prices for their steel higher
wages to their employees, and still have the
prices for their own products subject to OPA
control Such a high and unjuStitied wage
scale might we'll spell financial disaster for
many of the smaller steel companies and for
a large number of steel fabricators and
professors. The nation needs the output of
these companies. Increased wages and in
creased prices which force companies out Of
business can only result in irreparable dam
age to the American people.
In our judgment, it is distinctly in the
public interest to take into account the in
furious effect upon American industry Of an
unjustified wage increase in the steel in
dustry.
After full and careful consideration of
your proposal, we have reached the conclu-
sion above stated.
Respectfully yours,
Benjamin F. Fairless
President, United States Steel Corporation
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-24
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-24

THURSDAY, JANUARY u, 1896.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-24
4 Letter TO the President
Of the United States

January IS, 1916
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-24

Benjamin F. Fairless
President, United States Steel Corporation.
Evening star., 1946-11-17
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRclNlA.

b5EEsBuRG LEES sII. Va ysAmcossnaer. s-story brick
business; bargain, SIe,o 900. r. II. BROWN,
SHGsEWodp M1HfTsse dsds vrEnhdE, M SSs1 Arlington Va Va
Charming Engiish-type row brick near
dlebe I'd. and Lee hwy. convenient to
tan blinds and refrigeration. Possession
IDaess:, Des $lo95o., BY appointment. CHI
owsES own ri is fI9S Taav1Nc rows-s-rm. WI Whit.
I;Is hivins s.tp Im with With fireplace bedrms. with
oil 'sir-conditioned heat. Sssahsi seantifai
guest.house that will rent for $40 per
mo; mo-, For few dollars, YOU can connect
nsHsf e. sHsi e sa &C.
1Sr co sse 4zfp wilson S1d %
EsSs ssESSs; ssisok' = sgsszzIow sssz with y as acre,
equipped with cabinets and stove, good
sized bedrooms and bath. fun basement
sis 800. substantisi cash. oaiI Mr. Ness EsiSs
SMlaMs SIvd. oW sisi. hsArY & si8s G9s 4416 Wilson
Ing room, t,'t equipped p KITCHEN on lst noOr.
IN sde porcS is iu o
Venetian blinds: lot 50xlI0; completely
fenced with white picket fence: will sell
unfurnished for .Si4,500; with furniture,
S1G $500. For further information, cali
MR.. PANNlLI. at GIL. 65g3.
5A ACRES facing Glebe rd,, Arlington
for subdivision or estate. Unencumbered
Good bus service. $4,000 per acre. BOX
CALF. RAMBLER in virginia Forest. Al
condition; possession with guarantee of l.
hsdrm. apt; price. $4,000. Call Fails
$4,000 Down will give you Immediate
possession Of an immaculate Cape Cod
BUNGALOW. Living room, kitchen-dinette,
acre corner lot In desirable neiehborhood.
Price $500. LYON. INC. CH. 7070s 0L.
6611.
Evening star., 1946-11-17

SILVER SPRING, Woodside pkwy.-8-
room brick; living rm. with fireplace. din
5edrmsa @ sauDpsd aTs .sss xs he half III, bath list a.
heat: gar: level lot; terms.
on Flower ave.-6-rm. brick; liv. rm.
With fireplace, din. rm., equipped hit. on
Ice. level lot: SI6,S50, terms
Flower ave;-Red brick Cape Cod; lily.
r aa ft sedTms sn sn
bath up; full basement with iav., exist,
and gas heat; excellent terms.
a, Indian Spring section-6-rm. red brick;
equipped kit; bedrms. and bath up; full
basement; oil a.-c.h.; level lot; $14.950.
Bethesda-5-rm. red brick bungalow;
liv. rm. with fireplace and scr. porch. din.
rm.. equipped kit, 2 bedrms., bath, LIST
floor; stairway to upstairs with space for
z rms; dI full basement; gas a.-c.h.; level
Chevy ChaseNIo-rm. brick: list H.. very
large liv. rm. with fireplace, large din. rm.
with Elassed-in porch. equipped kit. den
baths; 3rd floor. large rms, as maid s
quarters; full basement with bath; oil
heat; Gr 2,car dst dsarass; level Iot terms;
lloniai; iiv; rm. with fireplace and soiariam,
nook; s bedrms. and bath up; full base
ment with Law. and exit; oil a.-c. heat;
BY appt. only through WoRTH1NdTON
after pm. SH 1918.
COLORED = 1890 LIVINGSTON RID. =
Raise ssns % your own living and live in z besyy.
newly decorated; lge. porches. h.w.-h.,
stoksr, gas. electricity. 2-car garage, Ice.
chicken house. about acres. Priced to
paynsns pay cs ii ar Msrtmsn. s'soSat co9 oSon so
RE. 1888; ewes, AT, 44S0 III
Evening star., 1946-11-17
SUBURBAN s sALE-NtARYLAND.

tDaasll l aIas 1n nlss as:psss, Sss ain ',Sa, I
H.n ssSss Ssdsms asiss Bath gns gesssr a. bath BATH
Get ssSS q aood.d sdss ssra.S a:s
@ sstsss ssss%oii. % 81. ssS 5000 low &c. R o.s'i9s Il
syEIs.' ssIsk s,sS., aussAtloY s.t Trrs M s|ys.
hedEe-inei. garden fireplace iiv. rm.,
ns Gs m HI ssSss seSsTea DSss Ssss n
s hiis ss6S SSblsn oE5 H@iis We
ltHHi IMMEibiMafE AR POSSESSION = soos Jls p,S.,
Som.s Hne o. ..,s Silver Springs most appealing
sections stone and brick constpuctio gs nts
hss hhssue pit in yard nrst door has Studio
bath. modern Kitchen and dining room;
second noor has two bedrooms and bath;
nnished fecreation room with wood burn
bssemsnt Sos-sssen ssem Ssst snd osih wi1l
Moss Mssoss ksssct en- y s5S
Sa,ns SmEvx !, CHASE; MD..-Attrsctive detached
isrss porch. living room with sp hssplsce, nss
%fh elsctaic rsss Pantry sna kssnsn equipped
TIC gacu dishwssher and Bendix washer; END
moor mas nice bedrooms, u tiled ba tbs
hhnisnsd room IN attic. well insulated IN
maids room and bath and laundry room:
GIL heat; nice yard and detached sarsse,
fss snsassaiass ssssae cG'issosSa Nosna
Hsnn 5SA1' Realtor, 724o Wisconsin ave. WI.
CHEvY CHASE VIEW - A beautifuI 4
peorm.' modern home. Lge, lot. dble. ga
isrshss 5 Information cali MRS aRs HAVE aaYeRAs Hs
kiDGgWpsoop kil GSgspsoo vLLAcE-A YER, 5ag jdy.,v
white brick Colonial home Containing very
lovely rooms, beautifully finished through.
out, This Is truly distinctive home with
oesapy and aedsR VACANT md Fsdy 70
sSsaSIs S%er. % SDwaRD SRsi Dli aGSsIt caiDwE Es1.
A REAL HOME BUY. located /, blk. acre across
brick, French provincial home. on . iae.
osrsd lS q nsae e. s
pea fhssm ~ w ,rn, with roomy screened porch
fully f0Ry ft asTsnsss snd qln bstn r On s
Moor; q master bedrm. and 3 guest rms.
with tile bath on 2nd floor: iee. bsrnt.:
coonsa sss Ino cut
rating T nesded. a chance to get your home
GREEN AcREs[Whits iib BRICK ssrs; Groom a. ).
story house, situated on well-landscaped.
po1 sss vsSetian EsH sads ssa
windows; convenient terms. A. " PISxNf.
sll0 slW Wis. ave. OIL. 1900 until 9 pm. IT
E0;SSKvlLLE-one ra1;SSnna. Of Rockyille's finest
grounds. double living rm, and library. &
peorms., baths; immediate possession;
P6GieJfd P61J for quick sale. Phone Rockville
All TnNU DUO0rv, 1-.-c-- c-----------------.-
Evening star., 1946-11-17

haL ~ spIA---Ss,s60-Stucco bungalow: n
Bethssda,-SIe.5oo-Lovely homo 70,
Or xRoekyille-Bungalow; mr. transportation
80 minutes to Washington: $4,000.
excel buy for executive. 'A
silver Sprins-SI4.750-3- brick,
Bethesda-S17, 5ooGe8-room brio. ~
SS9lumssis sa Park. Call c. FRED KMLEY.
Evening star., 1946-11-17

ALL Low PROPERTIES at sreatly re-
duced prices.
$4,000, 5-rm. bunsalow, lot 1oox1oo,
fenced; vacant, ! blk carline.
$4,000. o.rm, frame. lot 50x200, gar
:, 500; S-rm, frame. lot 5ox15o; nrs.
S9,400, 4-rIn.. frame, lot l00xl0O, new
condition, fenced; blk carlfne.
,.l1.s9o l1 500 6,rm. frame, LOT. 120xle0,
& $l2,500, 6-rm. brick. cape cod, lot 90x
ix9; Jenseo' sna corner; blks. cariine;
corner, garage; l blk. carline. ''
S12.S00, 6,rm. frame. Grant style, new;
on carltne; lot 75x150. Paroue floorfne
$500. 6-rm. frame, q acres in build.
ing ing sites, garage. fruit trees, nsh pond,
$I4.250, 7-rm. frame. 1 acre, End floor
renting sag Tor $50; 2 kits. and oath.
q S2S.5g0. IL rm. masonary,1 bedrms :,
3n baths, 4-car garage, 2A acres; for
INN. club, etc. The above properties ali
ssar ss too ouniy. np q I,,1. Md. many others from
774S, ewes. EN-. 1863. @1s
Evening star., 1946-11-17

SILVER SPRING, sso4 sudbury rd-open
sia sisemsnt Sat. Star page B-5. M. Travis
snssiaIysF silver Sp5,iipgs, sso5 saybrook aye.-open
n,,,cp IN ,sppnyenie,t neishborhood Priced to sell
rrS ess ssiH 81 na q e fssSIsa ssnt
risht rrs1n,. to "open' sign. Mr.. souther ON on
silver spsips, sao4 rIows. av..--opsn
cape Coz on level lot; hy. room with fire.
a Easement with IsSasoPg; @ Sg sssGnf sss h@R nSYRI
rss oas sn s a4 e 9eeEss
ave. then right 70 Flower r. ana "a anko riet,t to
spr,naoDsn snnday on Psffi%lsss iii asss
tEEfssH S RSa hsssss hss e ed as
fulI basemept oil heat level f lot: isses priced e.
sell sci nts to-day at s14; $50: need $4,000 cash to
aaaadis ala ssobnS balance Ike rent Close to schools
Msskhs. sSsn rshs M sa e ooen aa5k .isR MAY Mr t.
srSS!ah SSSsth' y wosafidss:, IA 4ege alss ,.-open
built brick home, featuring 8 spacious
SUN nOoF OaE0f u hus bsssmsD ssSDpea a
2 2hst st.. then turn right to open sign. y
MI, M5; B9wl6y on premises. woRTHING-
ION REALTY, Exclusive Agent, S427
Georgia ave. 81. 370O; evenings. sH. 1918.
HYATTSyILLE, MD, nr. new Catholic
school-4-bedrm. house, 2 baths. h,-w.h
with oil. basement. front and back porches
SO. 900 cash, balance monthly. -'''o'
miles D.. c., on busline--3-acre chick
en- farm, fully equipped; 100 Reds in full
production: 7-rm. house. bath, elec., h.-w.
h. full basement, lse. front porch, 2-car
garage; refrigerator. washing machine and
furniture included; 200-ft. frontage on
ERWIN REALTY CO.. Hyattsville O334;
Evening star., 1946-11-17


full electric kit. large hv rm. With FIRE.
place, large din. rm.; stream through prop
r srtyi x woods. with outdoor fireplace and
ased apply. No agents Cali OWNER.
: BEDHooMs AND 2 BATHs-s1e, ,eso.
brick Cape Cod home. It has has i iiv. sTa. rm.
Sat repase on ps 1ss en- rn ed sdis ssdH ms, and
asff REA ETs fessne! co s PfsstSass wilson
faIEEeaERlk afL2s Al e. sEacsffioN, aasfi as
Very attractive b-room brick-and-fr frame
house, bedrooms; newly painted throush-
unusually nice yard with barbecue ri BIT
Price. Price. $l5.5oo; $3.50 down. balance like
ssns Na aok kossessien Pnr On , settlsment 5istins
Asaph St. alexandria, va. Alex 6644.
fkoMPT ssa fSpufss uffsoss;sEssroN--s bedrooms mss IN
corner lot with cement block garage. coal
sok l fis aoeot ac &c assph sSl A. nAKTSS
LINCOLNIA. VA.--5 % rooms % and bath; pres
sara eW Hsson nsda sS
new septic tank, large lot with detached
sssraage So age Price, 81, $50; down payment.
rent II appros ss 'gU psr month RSsaois Possess se
sion so days. Listing no a07. AL BAKER
4 SON; II g 50, ST. Asaph St., Alexandria.
q MILES cut OF ALEXANDRIA, Small
ouse ssren sn3 3n psts E Pe Pix
In fine condition. Full price, $500. !. Can
be bought for ST. 800 down, balance like
SON, 116 So. ST. Asaph st.. Alexandria
We. Alex 6644, Open Sundays. ---18
NO. ARLINGTON--$I1,6 / 600 b-rm stucco
reasonable cash, balance to owner in LIST
trust; near Cherrydale and Military rds
HALL EEALTY Co, exclusiye Courthouse
nights, GL. 624I. --17
Evening star., 1946-11-17

SEVERAL CHEAP PLACES, nearby Alex
ssndris--Good s-Eoom home with gsrage.
Shirley DaSs Gsss hWs oWnsr caied hS to
$1g, 500; good terms; located about 6a
also poultry house. Also have 20 acres,
3Q minutes drive, with 115room home,
S Eas Of fruit p4se ana Fsh sO s.s dsenas tss Hss ts
Yards; h:-w.h,., elec,; double sarage: price,
Bath On aaesh s srsst SaaE II heart 81 A
don't suit Come in. today and let's solve
Suf aos ssSfs 1909 prnos sss
PARKHuRsT, nr. Westover., s11,oo0--5-
else. rsfsrs gas stove; nr, bus. school and
shopping; substantial cash: possession on
or before Jan. 18th oS Gan GF taG7 SSS7, dali ,aaily
washington blvd. Arlington. va.
EXCEEDINGLY WELL KEPT-You'll find
this 2-story Colonial. 3-bedrm. Ik-hath
are ar sns n r rspsse ssdss dDna
ssrase: bedrms. and + Jul bath apstsirs: aashse
room with fireplace; wen located. among
comparable or better homes: priced TO sell
nov Gal n1h Mr = ussery' iiC gICKLE q huPT@0M @
s5a5 s5ss, OK Ok. osss. sS = Afnnt'0n' Va. o~'
NEARBY vA.---Lge. det home; vacant;
suitable for 2 families: h.-wh.. 2 baths:
immed. poss. To inspect. see NJ j. MAN
MING. 2401 Mt Vernon ave-, Alexandria,
Va. Alex. 1042.
PERHAPS YOU'D ENJOY 4-bedrm. and
Den 2-ba.h ,sSI homs with f,nished basement
12x15. equipped kitchen l2x14, 2 bedrms
and bath on LIST floor; upstairs are 2 bed
loads OF storage space; rec. rrn. with. fire.
place and other finished rms. plus latln-
dry si snd furnace rms oil hot;water heat;
Priced to sell with S17 800 1st trust avail
able: reasonable cash requirement; pos
10th q. n. Arlington, oW. 1898 and
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-11
JAYCEES TO HEAR
STATE OFFICIAL

The Silver anniversary banquet
of the Junior Chamber of Com
merce which will be held at the
Cape Fear Country club tonight
at o'clock will be highlighted
by an address scheduled to be
made by George Chandler, secre.
tary and treasurer Of the North
Carolina organization.
Presentation of Distinguished
Service Key to an outstanding
young man Of Wilmington between
the age Of 81 and IS, who has
contributed an outstanding service
to the community during 1915 will
be made.
Bob Howard, president Of the
local group, said yesterday ''the
Wilmington tJayvees' are making
this award because it affords
recognition to the young man who
has made the most outstanding
contribution to the community dur
ing this critical year in history"
The week has been proclaimed
"Junior Chamber Of Commerce
Week. throughout the nation to
focus attention on the young men
Of today and on the job they are
doing, Howard explained.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-11


X. W. Steadman, speaking for
Macmillan and Cameron, Goodyear
distributors. said the company had
few odd-sized tires but none of
the type to fit newer cars. He pre-
dicted that the shortage might ease
some after the first quarter of the
year but added, Distribution and
transportation will be the major
problems to overcome.
j. Winder Hughes, of Hughes
Brothers, Atlas distributors, said
that the firm was out of tires at
the present.
1--WE have only just gotten our
last half of November and ou1 De-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-11

cember anotments," he said, "and
they are all gone. The situation
is now apparently worse than it
has been"
4 S. L. Alexander, manager Of
Firestone Stores, termed the stu
alton worse than ever since ra-
tioning was taken off.
We are only four or five days
ahead on steel wire beading for
tires, and steel strike now would
halt production" he added.
B. F. Goodrich stores reported
they were no better off than the
others although they said that they
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-11
REGISTER RECORDS
$4,000 IN SALES

Reports from the office of reg
lister of deeds indicate a recen1
increase in realty transactions
recorded. Over $50, 1000 involved ir
% transfers is reported since
Tuesday.
The deed transferrals were: b.
W. o. Tickling to Louis L. Heiss,
lot ZIG section A. Fort Fisher.
H. I. Baker to George D. Tel
fair, 5-223 city.
Samuel Mcclure to Louie Foy,
part tract 20, Rock Hill plantation.
Samuel M. Blount to Mamie
Ward Gore, 81. acre adjacent Bur
nett Silver. Lake.
J. E. D. Clark to John c. Ford
ham, 21-15 Fort Fisher.
Kenneth F. Cumber. and Mar
garet Cumber to A. L. Johnson,
$3.50 Sunset Park.
J. E. Weinberg to James F.
Robertson, pit. 1,2,3-211, city.
]. E. Canady to M. A. Sly, 8-101
Wrightsville Beach.
Malvina Pinkston to James Ben
bow, 4-23 city. 'lssA 70 !.
Edna Davidson to ]. S.. Nation,
lot 81 Allen land, Har. twp, tr.
Har. twp. Allen land.
James Benbow to W. M. Hill,
1923 city. ~ Il
w. Ralph Smith to John H. Pen
ny, ST., lot 81, Kenwood place.
Porter Wagstaff to Thomas M.
Heritage, part lots IL, 3-6 court.
Alonzo Parrish. Sr. to A. J.
Cavenaugh, pit. 1874, Wilmington.
Beach.
H. E. Noble to j. II. Eason, lot
POI, Carolina ct.
Robert Thomas to Willie
Flowers, pit 6-542, city.
Hugh MacRae and company to
G. r. Mckenzie, lot 218 Piney-
woods, sec. c.
j. E. L. Wade to J. v. Green, lots
70 and 80, Arcadia sub.
M. G. James to Thomas C..
James, 3-4 1924, city.
Maybelle Ruth Willetts to- Carrie
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-11
NO TIRES LEFT
TO SELL HERE

Tire rationing ended Jan. /, and
well it might-there aren't any OF
the auto hoops left to ration.
A check of four large distribu-
tors of the much sought after com.
modify yesterday, revealed that
only one dealer had any passenger
tires at all and those only a few
odd-sized ones.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-11
AiC0A WILL TURN
over ALLPATENTS

.cu1NGTON, Jan. 10. |RE
WASH r,,rn Company Of Ameri-
The Alu agreed to grant to the gov
ca Eas If free use of all its alumni
ernnle anroduction patents, the Sur
mum mum Property Administration an
bounced today
- oue et p synington, who MADE
w. w. announcement to news con-
the aa described the action as
terenr .ino the way for competition
in the aluminium INDUSTRY .
Syli au for Alcoa's smaller COM
1n atto Mr. Reynolds Metals company,
peI1. oase and operate two govern
TO n Tow plants in Arkansas.
men, Ths Surplus Property Admins
lnr told reporters there were
@a'G stipulations in Alcoa's offer
no reby Federal monopoly charges
seainst it might be cropped drop
The patent agreement provides
-. i reconstruction Finance Corp
ms a+;an will have free use of the
Oaa,rd for making a1umina from
P pnxite and RFC has granted the
D ;sst to sub-license the patents
~ tlS anv companies leasing govern
mont owned plants.
''' Under this arrangement, Syming-
.ou said the Reynolds company
s u'iI1 take over the Hurricane Creek.
Ark Ark. plant which has an annual
n oanacity of 1,550,000 pounds Of
.1nnnina and the government-own-
ID ,1ones Mills, Ark, plant. which
s~oduces aluminium from alumina.
vjce-President l. W. Wilson of
Alcoa as well as the company's
aeneral counsel, L. E. Hickman,
Participated In the news confer.
snce with Symington.
Last Saturday Sy1nington charg
ID that Alcoa was using its patents
IN obstruct the disposal of govern
ment plants to Alcoa competitors
and that the concern was seeking
n oct the more desirable plants
FIR itself and thus increase and
sclidify its own monopolistic posi-,
tion."
Chairman O'Mahoney (D-Wyo.)
nj the Senate Small Business com.
mittee, to whom Syrnington ad
dressed that charge, today issued
a statement hailing Alcoa's action |
as substantial step forward"
1T means a splendid beginning |
IN the effort Of the government to
establish competition in this indus
try and to turn government owner.
hip into operation by private in
lustry," Senator O'Mahoney said.
Attorney General Tom c. Clark,
n letter to the Surplus Admins
rator, voiced his qualification
md declared the developments to
We entirely in line with the objec-
ives of (the justice) Department
n the pending antitrust suit"
Because Of the governments
charges, Alcoa has been
AIRED from taking over the gov
plants itself, which Alcoa
uilt and operated for the govern
lent during the war. Wilson told
however, that if the
ew action opened up the indus
y sufficiently to change the
ustice Departments mind about
lcoa being a monopoly, the COM
any would probably renew its ef-
'rts to obtain government plants.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-11
READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS
FALSE TEETH
That Loosen
Need Not Embarrass

Many wearers of false teeth have suf-
tered real embarrassment because their
plate dropped. slipped or wabbled at
Just the wrong time. Do not live in
Tear of this happening to you. Just
sprinkle a little FASTEETH, the aka
line (non-acid) powder, on your plates.
hoids false teeth more firmly, so they
feel more comfortable. Does not sour.
checks plate odor'' (denture BREATH {.
Get FAsTEETH at any drug store.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-11
QUITS SEWING AT 1o7

VASsALBORO, Me.-U.g- Fail
ing eyesight has forced 107-year-
old Mrs. Mae 2. Gidden to aban-
don sewing, but she recalls max
ing 1000 pairs OF mems trousers
during the days before clothing
was factory-made.
Mrs. Glidden worked as a spin
ner and weaver while a girl and
young woman. A mother Of five
children, she now has more than
100 descendants.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-11

H. Bordeaux, tr. Cape Fear twp.
j. I. Barker to E. F: Langston,
10 : Hanover Gardens.
Siegfried Goodman to Lucy
Vought, pit. $3.50 city,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-11

were expecting a shipment Of pas
senger tires soon.
So the oft repeated warning on
tire conservation goes there
just aren't any here.
The Valley settler., 1946-07-04

FROM TERRITORIAL DEPARTMENT of HEALTH "Tho Territorial department Of Heol tn has just purchased much valuable surplus modi- cal property which otherwise would havo been returned to tho states," Doctor Abrecht, Terri toria1 Comni ssionor of Health, announced.
 Doctor L1brecht recently returned from throe-ueok trip to tho Interior on which he attended to health department business in Anchorage, Seward Palmer ,Adok. end Kodiak. liter taking on active port in ' tho 5 day In-Sorvice Institute at Anchor ago given to health department employees O. tho Interior, Doctor Albrecht accompanied by Dr. Loo Gohrig, Director Of the Diviea sion of Tuberculosis Cont rol, won't to Seward to inspect tho new Alaska Tubercu- 1osis Sanctorim and pc rfect the details of odnini strotion order thnt tho sanator.
The Valley settler., 1946-07-04
JULY |, 3ss

tun would operate; as a smoothly function ing hos spitcl unit.
 Tt vas pleasant surpri so to note the
 transformnt ion that has taken place in tho former army ho spito1. The remodel ing and alt erat ions done by the .Methodi st Mi ssion Board under it. lease agreement with tho Terr it oryhas made the buildings agreeable,
 conf fortcb1e places to live. Thero are living quarters for the nurses and apart |monts for employees ri tn familics," said lDr. k1brecht.
 iThe staff is being assemble cd rapidly; nur- 1sos are arriving from tho states according To statement made by Miss Merrell, Sup Ierintendent of the Seward General Hosp ito1. MT. E.C. Vii ght, Businc ss of the institu- ltion, is nov interviewing end selecting suitable employees in order that the soni- 1torim will open this month. While on the Wes stVard trip Doctor Albrecht lropro sented the governor ct moot ing of representatives of all organizations of tho Mhtonusku Valley which vas called at (Polmor Juno 9th to take immediate action lon tho Palmer Ho spitcl fro. | Hospital Blaming conmi ttoe, of uhich Doator IA Abrocht and Gov. Gruoning arc Aonoery members, was selected at this meeting to plan ways and means of co constructin Q modern 25 bod community hospital in Palmer. Dr.. ilbrecht also arranged for tho trons- lportat ion from Kodiak to Seward of surplus medical property which the Terri tory pur- lchasod for the Seward sanctor ium. Tho
 Alaska Distributin Co. wns tho lowest bid- dor for the contract.