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oUT-oE-Towh REAL ESTATE.

EXCLUSIVE SCENIC VIEW, s-room and
bssin PAN Type stone house red as
water heat; commutine distance b. C., see
B, IL o. timetable. B. G. BROWN. Hsrpers
fh5hy; HERE'S "1Soys' YoUk' VACATION HOME and a
snug tisherman,s haven, ideal climate on
Floridas Gulf Coast. Fertile homesites. L
to 8 a, fronting or nr; salt water, COM
munlty boat dock privil., hard I'd, cleo.
ti,ies guaranteed; prices as low as $500;
$40 down. S15 mo-: immed. possession.
For beautiful illustrated free booklet write
or ao phone bet: and B. Paul T. Harrison, on;
BucHANAN. 3 lSi Real ReaitoT. MA' '4'' J. "ASAA Z
1,7O0-ACRE FARM, $50 a. blue grass. 100
a. river bottom land, 1900 a. timberland
s-room dwelling. one Groom dwelling, 4Ox
l50-ft. cattle barn, 30x6O sheep barn, 40x
80 bank barn. watered;, 14x30, concrete
located is mi west New Market, va, on
Brock Gap hwy; sacrifice price. S47 800;
Restaurant. gross income $4,000 mo
seating capacity. So people: good equip
ment. 4-room apartment above, garage and
warehouse; swell location, in Front Royal
money-maker. Act quickly.
Home. Hf1,mie-Beautifuli mSdern. 1-rm frame
Soers d~erins; xater bath heat, hardwooa
house. slate roof. nreplsces. hand-caryed
mshogany paintings in dining and living
house smokehouse excellent ssfden .ieft plent,
shade. nice hedged-in lawn; best residentia
section Of Edinburs. L block OF U. 8. IL
Also-seversl cottage camps, vsriet,
farm and restaurants left to sell. Write
or call H. B. y J, B. LONG. New Market
Va, Phone 90. 5
Cottage court and restaurant--Fifteen
l-room frame cottages with private bath
heated he fully eqpipped: one room bries
throughout; 5Oxao restaurant in .mair
building, fully equipped; three-lsns drive
IN TO gas pumps In front; selling Que tc
year: property strategically located Al
suburbs of Winchester, Va, ON Route 5t
and intersection of Route 522. main
Shenandoah National Park and the noted
payment Of $40 900, balance to suit; pos.
Restaursnt.Fuly equipped restaurant
and pool parlor, seats 40 people, modern
kitchen equipment. : rooms and bath OF
north New Market. Va: now in operation;
immediate possession; price. $4,000.
Modern home-6 acres land improved
house. durably constructed, consisting oi
u rooms, full basement. . baths, Stoker-
fed furnace, lovely stone freplaces. water
supply from neyer-failing spring. this
cottages, ample fruit trees; located 4 mi
the on ass hssSa ssen
andoah Valley of Virginia, 105 mi south
Nations Capital; possession 80 to 90 days
priced to sell $4,000
Home-Beautiful modern 11-room
frame dwelling. water, bath, heat, hard
wood floors spacious rooms. circle porch
hand-carved mahogany paintings in dininl
and living room, 2-car garage 1900
capacity chicken house, smokehouse, ex-
cellent garden. plenty of shade, nics
hedged-in lawn: best residential section
of Edinburg. / block off u s. H. on.
Of EdinburKs fnest homes; price. S1l 600
Other listings-Farms from 120 acre!
to ZOO acres. variety other real estate
listed. Write or call H B. LONG. Ii.
censed Real Estate Broker Phone 90 OF
431-F-02. New Market, Va 4
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BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLAC
Diling their decisions do
children the opportunity make them
Not This

Mother-What would you like TO
do on the Fourth?
Son-Let'S go to the lake.
Mother-Oh. no; the crowds will
be bad and there will be too many
accidents
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STORES WANTED

or colored neighborhood; lease or 10
years. Box 410-R, Star %
CONNECTICUT AVE. STORE or Offices. or
CO., EX. $500. >
STORE WANTED for retail business, in good
location. 1000 SO. fl. or over. Call RA.
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

FACTORY BUILT, sizes 12x20 and 20x2(
STRAND BUILT. overhead doors. Eas.
terms, immediate delivery Visit our dis.
play Of models, l109 Jefferson Davis hwy.
Arlington. Va. Open Q a m. to p m, Sun
day and holidays, or phone JA. 2164.
GAEAGES,. wood or steel frame, concrete
floor, insulated. f1reproof. plain or over
head doors, sizes /, .. 3. car capacity
and steel mill buildings; sold on cas-,
terms. Call for estimate. DUPONT IRON
WORKS, 1855 18th st. NV. MA 3766. -:
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

IN CLOSE-IN NV. SECTION. approx.
mately $4,000 So it. floor area on . floors
in f1reproof building; drive-in on st floor
freight elevator to End floor. 5000 lbs
capacity; suitable sny 1st-commercial use
available on long lease. WEAVER BROS.
INC, Washington Bldg. D1. $500: eyes.
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@. 4-AS South you hold:
A A 1886 90 HAQ94 LK @ IS
What do YOU bid now?

a prott should be shown By doubling the
| opponents. The, singleton heart suggests
| that this hand has better defensive than
| offensive possibilities Any action by you
! that tends TO discourage further heart
/ bids by partner is apt to be good strategy.
II partners hand lacks defensive merit, ne
need not stand for the double BY all
means avoid bidding no-trump al this
=! point to show that you have the spades
stopped.
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Points for Parents
This

Father-The highways will be
crowded, so for safety's sake let's
plan a picnic in our own yard for
the Fourth.
Mother-You may each invite one
of your friends if you wish.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

BLADENsBURG RD. AT, N. Y. ave.-For
vacant ground; lies we'll: convenient to
freight terminals. transp. and all major
business districts. Ewes. and Sun. call
Mr.. Seely, OR. O10s. BOSS & PHELPS,
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Remove one letter from each word and
arrange to spell the word called for
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed 1t. If you have
'Lettered-Out" correctly it's sound.
Answer to SATURDAYS Ietter-Out.
tSi ROOSTS-ROOTS tdigS upl
tE, DECREE-CREED tprincipleSl.
Cd DRIVEL-LIVER Regulatory organl
tG) VACATING-VATICAN IA palace).
(E) MISUNDERSTANDING fvfzorl. -
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

IN CONVENIENT Alexandria location, TX
minutes drive to downtown Washington.
New freproof building, 400 So. it. floor
steel-barred windows. loft. ceiling height
WEAVER BROS, INC Washington Bldg
DI $500: ewes, CHI a23S e
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LOTS WANTED.

I PAY CASH for lots IN D. C. or nearby
Nd. SCOTT SANDERS, TR. 1868.
WILL PAY ALL CASH for white lots for
family flats. Prompt settlement. Call Mr..
SHIFRIN. 91b N. Y. ave. NV. MA. 7416.
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AUToMorlvE MISCELLANEOUS,

OVERHEATED radiators cleaned in YOUR
car promptly; guaranteed; safety glass in
stalled. ROBERT HERSON AUTO Elk
CHANGE, ~ Florida ave. ne. MI. 71O0.
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION.! We
have just received large shipment of good
quality seat covers in popular colors. They
will also ft other models of General Mo-
tors cars. Prompt and neat installa tion
II desired. ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1437
Irying st. NV, AID. $500.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
TRAtlERS.

REAR OF 4335 Chesapeake st NV, de-
tached garage, on corner, 2 cross alleys.
OR. 2722 %
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What do Nnu bid nnw2

A-Dont yield TO the temptation 70
Jump TO two nO-trump Just because you
have somewhat more than an opening bid
You haven't enough more TO warrant any
excitement. An excess Of "a honor tricks
| is required TO Justify jump rebid to two
| no-trump. II partner is unwilling to make
another bid over your one no-trump YOU
may be quite sure there is no game for
| your side.
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WE MOVE ANYTHING ANYWHERE, day
or night, Call us for prices, Vans and
stake bodies; new trucks. RA. H435. Il
LIGHT HAULING: veteran; reasonable
rates. Gail HO. 445l. IS
VAN TRUCKS, large or small jobs: expert
enced help; prompt service. reasonable
rates; local and long distance. ia. 2937
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.
STORES FOR SALE.

I TO THOUSAND SO. FIT. located in
D. c. or vicinity. Overlook
QSOO
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MOTORCYCLES.

SERVICE on all makes and models: plenty
of tires. in stock. full line of chrome
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES SALES. oil 9th
st. NV, RE 091I
MOTORCYCLE. 1941 Harley Davidson, for
5 and pm, Falls Church 2469. =
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

PRIVATE PARTY urgently needs pane
truck; will pay all cash. Will call at YOU
convenience. Phone IL 1855 .
WILL PAY CASH for light truck panel o.
pickup or ieep; no dealer. DE OS99 III
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

STORE BUILDING, 2 spts. above: 1906
block OF H ST. NV; possession; price
500 900. MA. 1888. Il
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AUToMoTIyE MIscELL's Cont }

NEW AUTO GRILLES and rebuilt trans
missions, new and used auto parts guar
anteed ROBERT HERSON AUTO EX.
CHANGE, ~ Florida ave. ne. MI ZOO
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the Den
Nap electric process; beautiful tread; .
hour service: electric-treated sections il
your tire is cut. See your tires being re-
capped at ARCADE PONTIAC CO, Wash
ineton's LARGEST Pontiac Dealer, l437
Irving st. NV, AID. $500. Quick, efficient
service
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de-
livery. new shipment just arrived: the
neateSt one you've ever seen. suita Bile for
merchants, farmers, fishermen and tour
ing Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC
CO, 1431 Irving st. NV, AID. $500, Wash
lnRton Largest Pontiac Dealer.
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yETERAN-Attorney desires office or
desk space in 18th St NV. area Prefer
unfrrnished Call RE. 2O5S .
OFFICE SPACE needed Immediately in
downtown area, ! large or small rooms;
FURNISHED OFFICE wANTED-Must be
located in an Office bldg. vicinity 18th and
H SITS NV; will buy your fully equipped
office. or lease it: will consider part of a
modern suite; price no object II suitable
highest references furnished. Please call
Nj. FRIEDMAN. RE. 1866. i
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1888 cow: radio, heater, white
walled tires. beautiful new paint RA
CHEVROLET 1s41 s-door sedan, excellent
anGe; seat covers; under oPA: O., l.
MURDOCH. Kensington. Md, sH s194
CHEVROLET 1885 town sedan; $500
D6pGE G 1895 sedan. must sell: sas5
DODGE 1886 2dr. sedan; privately owned
HopoEs iRa Z Es r.Tfoa sS1Sltioa See
ESSEX 1880 Super-SiX Terraplane sedan
good motor and tires; had wonderful
ceiling. 340s Sherman ave NV
FOB E0sD tiras 1880 oA Model 30 SEDAN runs fine,
oaH ssf e. ordeas aye ior thes.
sensational l941 automobiles. CENTRAL
MOTORS CO. 3l43 Lee hwy, Arlington
dltion, mechanically perfect; 10-ply- tires il
excellent condition, used only 2 days fol
sightseeing; have TAGS and license; owner
PIERCE.ARRoW sedan. de luxe sport
model; mo. s l., S555 1880 r; L; ave, ne
PIERCE-ARROW 2) 1894 4.door sedans
one good cond.; both for $3.50. within
PLYMOUTH 1884 coupe, good condition
$3.50 Call CHI. 0692 after s pm
AUTO GLASS installed; immediate service
car, or truck. 20 minutes. '.GLASSERS. =
Ind and Florida ave. ne. O.
CoMrARE THESE GARs@1Will sell witt
some below; Buy them from an old-estab.
lished Buick agency.
l941 ."62' Cadillac sedan. de luxe
model; radio and heater---- 81 1895
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
OFFICES WANTED.

DESK SPACE, mod. office. nr. l4th and
or all three. DI. 603O, Sun. TR O576. y
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@. 5-Partner opens with one
heart and you hold;
AKQ 104 2Kl054 - %5437
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@. 3-As South you hold:
1854 2AK3 pK76 = AJ102
The bidding has proceeded:
South West North East
= Pass Ia Pass
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W 'stVe To = '7~F@
A.-This hand is too good for a t,ngis
raise so that compromise bid is 10 order
This must be done in two stages. First
respond with one spade, to which partner
must reply, and then raise the hearts
once on the next round This will siye
an adequate portrayal Of your values
(Copyrigllt. 1916, by Charles H. GorenN.
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| @. 2-As South you hold:
| AA92 0A4 AKJ53 = @ 1915
What do you bid now?

A.-You have already indicated that you
wish to play the hand at no-trump and
il would be poor policy to repeat the
story. This is the opportunity to tell Of
the spade support which you have not
previously shown. This permits partner
TO make the choice intelligentiy.
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.
STORES FOR RENT.

STUDIO FOR RENT, summer months
suitable for sculptor painter or ceramic
artist; running water etc. Call North
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.Goren on Bridge
q. 1-AS dealer you hold.

What is your opening bid?
A.--Thoueh You have game in hand, It
would be improper to open with bid OF
two hearts, because the hand does not
contain the high-card qualifications for
such call. A minimum of four honor
| tricks is required. The danger of opening
with two hearts is that partner may have
| something like king and queen of spades
and ace king OF clubs in which case all
| the kings horses couldn't keep him from
| bidding a slam Should you ask, What X
| every one should pass the bid Of one
| hearth" the answer is try some rainy
| afternoon TO deal at random the other 80
| cards and see what happens. 1t will salts
| fy you curiosity.
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AUTO PAINTING.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

AUTO PAINTTNG-Complete Job. S35 up
work guaranteed. GILBERT, 4l02 Pa
ave. ext. Sc, Ii. S539.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-11
JURORS EXCUSED TO
 WEDNESDAY, MORNING

Judge J. w. Kehoe in Federal Court today excused members o1 the jury panel until 10 o'clock or Wednesday morning, when the jury trial of U. s. vs. South East Alaska Fair Association will commence.
 The trial involves approximately half an acre of land in Juneau in which both the government ano the owners are appealing against a commissioners finding of $24,000 as purchase price.
 Judge Kehoe set o'clock this af- ternoon for hearing a plea in the case of U. S.vs. Richard McRoberts on draft evasion charges.
 McRoEerts, who was arrested in Spokane, Wash, on bench war rant, was arraigned Saturday after noon. He was bound over to the custody of the marshal with bail set at $2500.
 The court appointed Norman Ban field as defense counsel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-11
THREE BILLS ARE
 INTRODUCED, HOUSE

Three bills were introduced at the morning session in the Terri torial House today.
 They were.
 H.B. 31, by Anderson, to amend laws relating to payment of elec- tion judges and clerks, increasing same, and declaring an emergency referred to the committee on Elec- tions
 H.B. 32, by Peterson (by re- quesD, to create the Alaska Libra Try Commission, prescribing it's au- thority and powers, and making an appropriation; to Education and then to Ways and Means.
 H.B. 33, by Krause, Hope and Warren, to create an office to inn prove, protect and increase salmon spawning areas; to Fisheries, Fish and Wildlife.
 The Speaker instructed the Rules committee to meet with the Sen ate Rules committee to determine the deadline for introduction of bills.
 HB. 28, 30, "A, B and 27 were reported back from committee, all tagged "do pass" H.B. 27 covers veterans legislation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-11
LIONS FAVOR MORE COMPLETE PROGRAM
 FOR CITY'S YOUTH

Lion Henry Lorenzen, proud father of twins daughters introduced speakers from three of Alaska s cities that have tried teen-town at the Lions luncheon today. M. L. Baker of the Ketchikan Chronicle spoke of the activities in Ketchikan where $7,5O0 was raised and ex- pended last year, mostly in sum- mer recreation program, including fishing, swimming, playground, snack bars, and dancing "A recrea- tion council was the word the Lions liked in his report.
 Representative Warren Taylor spoke both for Kodiak and Fair banks. In Kodiak, he said, the Am erican Legion Hall was used quite successfully with $5,000 budget and in Fairbanks about $7,000 was used in connection with Quonset hut. T do not think it goes far enough in a community program" Taylor said.
 Representative Peterson of An- chorage, as member of the school board, told of the fine gymnasium that was available there with three full time education directors through the school of the All work through the University of Alaska Extension, and of the $2,000 spent by the park board for summer recreation.
 Lion Del Hanks of the Juneau Club then said the Lions were not in favor of going for stop-gap program, but wanted to have a bet ter rounded community program in mind that would also give the home and other activities now available to youth some place in the program. The report of the Boys and Girls Committee was read, calling for longer range planning, but not adopting the present USO building plan, and after considerable discus sion, was adopted. Guests of the club were Repre- sentatives Amer Peterson, Oscar Gill, Frank Peratrovich, Warren Taylor; M. L. Baker, Ketchikan
 Dick Wingerson and Buddy Hunter
 Juneau High Scohol students whC
 were representing the Teen Ayers
 hopes for the USO program; Elliot
 Robertson, discharged from the Ali
 Service Clyde Smith, Juneau; Jacl Smith and Harold Dribble, new Bo.
 Scout field man in Anchorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-11

large baskets of pink tulips, white iris, and other special floral appoint ments, Approximately 100 persons including many Juneau Shriners attended during the two-hour re- ception.
 The wedding cake was cut by Mrs. Hunt Gruening and Mrs. Alex ander Young. Presiding at the sil- yer service during the first hour were Mrs. J. w. Leivers and Mrs Floyd Fagerson. During the second hour, Mrs. Charles Sabin and Mrs. Charles Carmody poured.
 The Hermanns will make their home at the Baranof Hotel until their newly purchased home is available April l.
 The bride has been employed as a secretary clerk in the Juneau of flee of Pan American Airways since her arrival in the Territory last June from Raton, New Mexico. She is a graduate of Teachers College at Minot, North Dakota.
 MT. Hermann has lived in Ju- neau for the past three years, and is proprietor of the Juneau Drug. Previously a resident of Kodiak, he came to the Territory in 1888. He is a graduate of the University of Washington.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-11
36 PASSENGERS
 FLOWN BY PIMA

The following arrived from An chorage Saturday aboard Pacific Northern Airlines' Douglas pcs Coastliner with Capt. Joe Morris First Officer Ed Bowman and Stew ardess Louise Leightner:
 pr. Johnson, Capt. Lowery, Mar jorie Harrison, Ray Schneider, Mrs E. Knutson, Joan Knutsen, Anne Cummings, Wallace Downs, Dr Pyle.
 w. s. Dapceyich, M McGee, Bue- la Lunt, Dennis Boskofsky, John Nelson, Howard Brooks Robert Tesch M. w. Schlinak, Oscar Anderson and Andrew Fredenberg.
 Leaving here Saturday were the following passengers: for Anchor age, John Shetzel, Dorothy Tyner, Clyde Epperson, Nathan Skinner, Roland Armstrong, Paul Westfall, Earl Forsythe.
 Mark J. c. Crossett, Anne Bar tholomew, Steve Tarcon, Phyllis Hawley, Orvilla Flatebo and John ODowd. 't
 To Kodiak, Commander Weed and It. Commander Neubauers
 To Fairbanks, Henry w. Clark to Yakutat, Harry Doyle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-11
Miss Hazel Surdey)t Becomes Bride of
 Frank Hermann

Miss Hazel Surdey, daughter Of Mrs. J. B. Thompson of Bellingnam, Wash. and MT. Frank Hermann, of Juneau, were married in a candle light service Saturday evening by the Rev Robert Treat at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Burford.
 Attended by approximately 30 close friends, the nuptial ceremony was held before a stone fireplace decorated with smilax, spring flow CTS and candelabra. The bride, giv- en in marriage by MT. Jack Fetch CT, was attended by Mrs. J. B. Bur- ford. Mir Burford was best man.
 The bride wore gown of dusty pink marquisette with bouffant skirt, lace bodice, and juliet cap of matching pink lace. She carried a nosegay of assorted spring flow CTS with white satin streamers into which flower heads were caught up at intervals. The bouquet was edg- ed with a border of forget -me- nots.
 Mrs. Burford wore a long-sleev- ed princess gown of cobalt blue crepe, and matching juliet cap She carried nosegay in which pink spring flowers predominated. Wedding music was provided by Marian Jensen at the piano sand Fred Tubbs who sang Because and T Love You Truly
 Following the service. reception was held in the Baranof Gold Room, which was decorated with
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-11
MONDAY, MARCH II, l946

N
 an obstruction at the dock knocked off the front wheels. M
 The driver was unhurt. Alaska Coastal employees reported they felt only a dull shock" when the car kricked their buildings corner. The truck, minus front wheels and bad ly dented, is now being repaired at local garage.
 Morning shoppers and business men who were leisurely jay walking across Main Street around the time of the accident were not available for interviews. Most of those who, heard of the accident were out hav- ing coffee-black.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-11

involved and for their patience during a long and tedious trial"
 The jurors themselves looked as though they had been just released from imprisonment. AS they raced down the stairs of the Federal Building, they were busily chat tering of hot baths. sleep and housework yet to be done.
 District Attorney Patrick Gilmore expressed himself as satified with the verdict
 16 DayS of Trial
 The trial had dragged through 16 days of often conflicting testi- mony. Prize evidence for the pros ecution was watch, belonging to Campbell, which Meeks sold shortly after the murder; the blood-stained clothing found in Meeks room few days after Campbell's death, and $500 in $l00 bills, possession of which was never satisfactorily explained by the defendant.
 Against this and prosecution tes- timony that Meeks had known Campbell, had been seen with him and had proposed rolling" him, the defense could only attempt to throw a reasonable doubt. The tes- tinony of Kelso Hartness in which Meeks was described as seeking partner in the slugging and rolling of Campbell came under bitter at tack
 A highlight in the trial was the lining and expulsion from court of J. J. O'Leary, defense counsel for contempt of court week after the trial started.
 OLeary, who is not member of the Alaska Bar, and was permitted to plead the case by special suffer- ance of the court, was finally ex- pelled after repeated warnings from the bench on his courtroom tactics.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-11
"CRUSADE FOR CHRIST" SERVICES ARE STARTING
 AT METHODIST CHURCH

The Rev. w. Arthur Cox, min ister of the Ketchikan Methodist Church, is the speaker at week of special services starting at the Methodist Church tonight. Mrs Ronald Lister will sing solo to- night, and Rev. Treat will lead the song service starting at 7:30.
 These Evangelistic service are a part of Methodism's Crusade for Christ" throughout the nation tc lead the church to a personal faith in Christ, says the Rev. Robert Treat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-11
VETERAN BILLS TAKE LEAD AT T0NIGHT'S
 AMER. LEGION MEET

The main topic of business at the regular meeting of the American Legion tonight at the Dugout will be the consideration of the Veter- ans Bills now before the Territor- ial Legislature, Commander Joe Thibodeau has announced
 Since the various bills are of vital interest and importance to the re- turning service men, all veterans of World War II are invited to att tend tonight's session of the Le- zion, to hear and discuss pending legislation and to make known their own views on the subject.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-11
JOHN SIpK0VSkY
 BURIAL WEDNESDAY,

Funeral services for John Sip kovsky, 36 year old longshoreman who died last week at St. Ann's Hospital, will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Chapel of the Charles w. Carter Mortuary.
 The deceased had been a resi- dent of this city about seven years His only known surviving relative is him mother, Mrs. Mary Sipkov- sky of Lorain, Ohio.
 The Rev. Wm. Mcintyre, s. J.. will conduct the funeral services Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-11
TWIN GIRLS ARRIVE YESTERDAY FOR ADJ.
 AND MRS. L0RENzEN

Twin girls were born yesterday at St. Ann's Hospital to Adjutant and Mrs. Henry Lorenzen, well-known Salvation Army workers. The bab- ies, who weighted 6 pounds, B ounces and 2 pounds, 12 ounces, join two small brothers and a sis ter, and have been named Martha Christine and Marie Karen.
 Mother and babies are reported as doing well, while the happy but slightly dazed father is recovering nicely. according to his fellow work CTS.