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Evening star., 1946-10-13
FARM and GARDEN.

FLOWERS, sHRUBs and perennials of all
KINDS for fall planting; esersresnsitSa Tbnrvitss
globe arborvitae. Norway spruce, Irish
SnPes soneolo5 r k0steFn blue
E9oNs E9e,lsa PaR% P1ISG0q; MARkEr sfz NuRsERiEs
Queens Chapel and Ager rds. lout Michi-
szaIEss ssa rok %A faIG ssIG Gasn S
sale and retail; all sizes and colors. 251o
1iR.AcToE FLOW esttsm It 1s;ineR L; Ssg ssP
ssBscXfl ys2bs xP GaRpESNG Esins SsRHa
STRAWBERRY PLANTS dug to- order; .;
PunaIed Pus%e5 FR Raw s2s7 ss Bier aats pm
% bushels, S.; manure, % bushels for
IRE FREE H pREMoyAL, H;,p landscapinr, boxwood-
various varieties Of towering shrubs and
e iSs sic inch sH to 555l q inch So t.
COW MANURE, well rot.ed, sisved; arSaps bush, n,
ssaSbsearH Il sb Rss Hss K1 seedns
grading and pruning: lawns renovated; no
NARCEssus BULBS. mixed variety, So per
100. Call Sun. before 10 or after D. IA. !
GoujRDs FOR SALE for Halloween deco
ration: wholesale or retail. BR. Q0S4
PEONIES, Shasta Daisy. Sweet Williams
and strawberry plants; reasonable; must must
be Sold very good quality. NO. 2s2s- lsol
FoK Mielsa sAhEWaiant at Jumbo pansy plants and
RsN Rs5spPsff fWR asIasd ssoo 5t ne
South; nes near Glen carlyn; IIina,,. Phone Falls
:s5e: also American bOxwood Phone Oil
Ks RosE BUSHES. field grown, hardy, 2-yr.-
eies a so Choose %sny rom ana Cn 56 shs ea best
ton for fall planting: Price list: BEHNKE
TREfs SfliSVs bs sss
RMss raianse TRIEs lSs 25o vireinia
sHY ssyeElss Fsom PH Sy1e sfses Prae 6uh
healthy. strong. from sandy soil. $12-$l5 8
s1oSi nSqsea g. Norway ss: ' NAPLES, 81 so Pussy
willow, 81. Fine assort. of shrubs. rhu-
rseK 9 B6cK SfT0sn obsR 5esg'eF55 RoAD foE o
EkV1EkGaEEa E1fss Il r. s. sALEw5yr-old 1 strutting
Yews. S3.95 each: Canadian hemlocks and
Ss5 xsmroN '1Ss
sfGIsls sTRx@BhKRy fTsa PLANTS. $3.50 per 100;
that must be. moved. Heavy sheared spec
DITH CAPPER. Falls Church 1917.
FRUIT TREES, in large assortment. from
2 years old to bearing. sizes: Also grape
our nursery at Tysons Corner. on Rt. Z
to Leesburg. Open all day Sunday MER-
SHADE TREEs-56 varieties priced from
81 up; also eyergreens, shrubs and vines.
Visit our nursery 1T Tyson's Corner on
MEREDITH CAPPER. Falls Church 1917.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BY sTUDENT-Textbook applied termo-
dynamics by Faires and applied thermo.
WI FAY ToP fRicEs 81 for % old gold. % SILVER.
jewelry. diamonds, firearms, mems cloth
ing. musical Instruments engineering in.
struments and what have you? Will call.
Max zWEId SONS. 937 D st. NV. ME.
WANTED TO BUY-Cast- Iron Negro boy
hitching post, as of Civil War days Write
MRS. PAUL M BARNES, Box 237, VAL
ley City. N OAK
WISH TO BUY complete, good. used liv-
1st. Phone jackson 19l5-R.
2 DISC WHEELS for 4.00-15 tires, small
hay rake and disc harrow. r. E. GUARD,
905-J-l.
WANTED. to buy Metronome. Call RA.
63S7.
ALL KINDS Of office furniture and equip
ment wanted Metropolitan RST6 -2R
Evening star., 1946-10-13
ROOMS FURkIsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

356 ANACOsTIA RID. s,E.-Sinsle room.
next bath: no other roomers; uplin. phone:
cow. transp.; gentle home: IS a week.
11i4 ST. s.E.-Nicely furnished room
manfP rop employed couple: no drinkins $40 per
1914 " ST. s.E.-Large double, bright
1885 e5th ST. s:E:SSingle rn., quiet
home atmosphere; 2 in. family; convenient
transp: gentleman pref; S35. FIR. roo,
1000 p sT. SEQ min. from Star Build
ing. 2 comfortable and attractive single
rooms for gentlemen In gentle home: $50.
S3a IIth ST. SE-Extra lge. dble. rm..
nicely furn, close to transp.: 81 so each:
also single rm.. nicely furn.; So week.
FIR 1884 -l3
238 Ist ST. Sc, opposite House once Bldg,
Single room for gentleman; $50. Ia
rooms, twin beds, semiprivate bath, gentle.
men; men ss,s &c EACH sT II 1l2S or,
room with twin beds with another girl:
$50 per month. Phone FIR. $3.50. Ext. 237.
I142 44th PL. s.E-Young man to room
| with another. single beds, inner-spring
| mattresses, large corner room; SIS per
week: reference; close TO transportation.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
For Rent Rooms,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must oe
included in advertisements under
Rooms. Apartments and Houses for rent;
In Apartment and House for Rent
advertisements where a Star bCx NUM-
substituted for the. address In such
cases The Star will secure the exact
address. which will be available to the
Rent Conyrol Administration upon re-
quest.
Evening star., 1946-10-13

pletely oVernauied engine. IN peIiect
MooEE. Or al I Gil: szs$. :, r,.ss ~. :.
AVIATION.
DO YOU WANT hangar space and field
privileges. 30 minutes from Memorial
Bridge on permanent basis? Box 1ls-L'
Star. 10
AERoNcA CHIEF. excellent condition. 80
2Sss; Ill., Is9s esH Rt0s''Si R0' ass
TwoaPLAcE Ex-RApIo controlled culver,
equse e' ia n.o zs
tricycle. gear, under 100 hrs. total 81
Gs 1Hsuiia saos, ss'4as n0aiasaTsd: TelsPa.ns II.
PIPLR CUB y-e-veteran needs money for
seSl seaalslOh, =, ss Tssi Sarssln: Phone \ M:
sIobE sSf9ET 81 sw1FT' a!o. 1a5-hp. demenstrs.or
zi nfz 'aiiseaai prss sE issaessn s ST.
Esfhoh a5aFG 1 RsliR ss 1ss i'ts sox mSsl
TxYLoR CRAFT, 1e4s: total time, 80
NEW 1es-H.P. swIFTs, all metal, real
mediate deliyysry. CAPITAL AIRCRAFT
ssss sShSsi sSxs q wv ~ SHARE in aye;%an a,a
in first.sass shape, l9o-hr check sl Just
are flying for about So per hr. Cali TIE.
AERIAL cAMERAsccseryicins aerial cam,
4SS hD 1'n only s ny months moi old
8 hours only and checked. This is fast
$4,000. will accept best offer; Reason
ior i selling acquiring larger plane. Can
TaYLoaoRAFr, Tsi s5asj 1915; total time only 30
hGass osf! SfG fAyIShSaAfT isSss4R
en aSG ss Hss sSaF aoss fs 5xcT
sEfiANE IEfs ss psss TffHf Hfdf ffNssffssucr1oNs
rental, sightseeing flight; seaplane ratings;
s5rhp PiDsr Gu5s on Eso smeSa Gd pea-
plane base. 2O6 So. Strand st.. bet. Duke
EVERY fRa RInosi oNE H'sF Who FLIES need. complete
sHvERs NsuRN9 0'nsa
xfi9na ase R..rss mSdel cash
i J. BURRo~s. 1920 r, 1. ave. ne. MI.
FoR sALE-pouGLAs c-47-Just con-
verted and certihcated. beautiful interior.
II passenger: price $4,000: can. be In
inston; Clinton; Nd. Phone 81. oSss, aIs IN
as sht A. ss4 Gsed
$3.50 BUYS SHARE in 5-member flying
club at Alexandria Airport: Aronca. just
members are flying for less than $3.50
per hour. TIE. 6056.
major. licensed Sept. 81. Call TR. 1914.
Evening star., 1946-10-13

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
HOSPITAL BEDS, IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 st. NV. Natioha'
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RoArs tcant.l.

|SEH,n.s SMN yoIa 9ES Sc. aa HpsE
SEQ Maine ave. s.w.
pletely overhauled engine. In perfect
cond.: must sell, leaving town; $3.50. May
be seen at Selby on the Bay. See BOB
BOAT, new 1943, at cost of more than
$4,000, has all electric galley. refrigera-
Evening star., 1946-10-13

SAFES-Convert that unused safe to cash;
best prices immed. pickup. THE SAFE
MASTERS CO.. 1904 Pa. ave. NV. MA.
ssaaxa2opHoNE saa2o WANTED will pay $50
for altos, 500 for tenors. Give make:
serial number and length OF sax case. BOX
SEWING MACHINES, treadles, $3.50 up;
portable cleo. rentals sales; repairs, Sl 90
sRwfSs sP fseo MAcHNEsMs sS lAs bay n fD ali types
gsasins ss1fy 1seS ns.a.d FF by sa,t yes
Sc sonabie. BILL JOY, RE. 5s7s. 7s4 Ord
TRADE Fl aiT ENLARGER, 4xs. Kodak auto
TRffcYcLE for S-year-old, in good con-
WANTED, mantel or ARTIFICIAL arsplsce for
camPRa q aPf[smeRxtN WxNfEp, FfsISna super ikona
WxsHfNe MAcHiSE. ssSs Spinner type in
Wsss1Sa VSssls sSHditl4&ac tMl4&acHfSEs@hny M S size any
make; also. washers for parts. Call At
WATchHs. asaf hfx tina diamonds. old gold antique
!swelTy. sameraas, musical instTpments sIs
WARREMs, 1880 IN .r,Ty st NV. u, Ho. .6s,ls ST.
old old gold: TINY JEWEL BOX. 1874 6 St,
WANTED-Golf balls: will pay 81 per
dozen for used golf balls. Call Wiscon-
AM INTERESTED in -puying china, silver
ware. bric-a-brac, figures, old jewelry;
DORA MILESTONE 1895 g st. NV. Cat
14th and G sts) ME. 6079. :.
WILLING TO STORE apt size piano; GOOD
care; no children. shepherd 9429. -13
WANTED TO BUY D0oRs-Pair French
URGENT.Rubber face masqus likeness
Of Boris Karloff for theatrical produc-
ticn. Call Chestnut 5157. 13'
Evening star., 1946-10-13
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

horses, saddles. brides. harness, pony
carts. 500 horse. blankets. Everything in
stable must be sold. Bad health, must quit.
Hay rides by the hour truck. or wagon.
DRIscoLLs, trsarl 53s 12th st. sc: -l3
Sired by Secret Agent. Partially broken.
l5h hands, ches. stallion. Vienna 6s-J.
Evening star., 1946-10-13

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
MusicoIArt Society," Met
 pr. Burrows
 Guest Speaker

The first meeting of the new sea- son of the Mattatuck Musical Art Society was held last evening in the Tudor room of the Waterbury Wom- ems Club. In the absence of Louis Stocking, president, Miss Doris Howe, program chairman, presided. It was opened by the singing of the Col lect of the National Federation of Music Clubs by a seXtet of young women members of the Club, &C., companied by Miss Fannie McCor- mack.
 The sptaker of the evening was Dr. Raymond Burrows, of Teachers Col- lege, Columbia University. Dr. Bur rows work at the College is with the piano students and he also is con- cert pianist in two-piano work.
 He chose as his topic, last evening, "The Enjoyment of Music" and strtssed the point that music should be enjoyed as pure music. He said that sometimes 1t seemed that the enjoyment of music was in inverse ration to the knowledge of 1t and warned against being so busy criti- cizing the performer that you lose your opportunity to enjoy the music for itself. He spoke of the different classes of music-classic, romantic and modern He illustrated his points at the piano, playing the Cuckoo Rordo and tht c Major Sonate of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
BrediceOpens Dance Series

Freddy Bredice, absent from the local scene while cutting recordings in New York City, brings his "hot licks" and sweet rhythms back to the Brass City Thursday, Oct. "A when he plays for dancing at the Buckingham Hall.
 Freddy, his electric guitar and his orchestra will bring w>ee~ them an entirely new musical idea: "The Three Guitars" Like Benny Good mans Sextet, the Three Guitars, played by Freddy, his brother Vim nie and Frank Mencio, will be separate and distinct musical com bination unto its own.
 Others in the Bredice orchestra include Stanley BaclowSki, Nat De- Francisco and Bill Keidell or the trumpets; Lou Bredice, formerly with the orcneStras Of Joe MarSeila and Buck Freeman. tickling the piano worries; Cliff Mcrtelmeyer on the trombone, and Art Berdice play ing the clarient. Vocals will be handled by Larry Larrivee, and all arrangements will have received the magic touch of Bredices, Lou and Winnie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
STRAND

The Samuel Goldwyn production of Stella Dallas" with Barbara Stanwyck in the title role at the Strand Theatre beginning tomorrow is a tense drama of mother who sacrifices her own right to happiness for the sake of her daughter. It gives Miss Stanwyck the strongest role in her entire career and one which was coveted by every leading actress in Hollywood.
 Co-starred with her is John Boles with a distinguished supporting cast, including Anne Shirley, Alan Hale, Barbara ONeil, Al Shean of the famous team of Gallagher and Shean and Tim Holt, son of Jack Holt.
 Stella Dallas" is without doubt one of the most poignant and grip ping stories ever to be filmed. It was originally a best selling novel by Oliver Higgins Prouty, later a success on the Broadway stage and as a silent picture produced by Goldwyn twelve years ago, scored a sensational hit.
 It brought to attention such stars as Constance Bennett. Douglas Fair banks, Jr., who played his first adult role in the production. Lois Moran and Alice Joyce. Ronald Colman, whose picture career had
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
Shuherts
 Offering Three Plays

The Shubert Theater opens Thursday, Oct. "A, with the pre- sentation of the new stage comedy success, Come On Up'', starring Mae West. Miss West, best known as an actress of the screen and stage, is also playwright and au- thor.
 'The Student Prince" Sigmund Romberg's operetta, which was first presented on Broadway twenty-two years ago and has been revived practically every season since, will open for three day run on Oct 3l. Frank Hornaday will be cast as Prince Karl Franz in this ever popular musical.
 "The Magnificent Yankee" will be at the Shubert for a three day en- gagement. beginning Thursday night, Nov. T, with matinee Sat- urday. This presentation of Arthur Hopkins stars Louis Calhern as Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, MT. Calhern returned to the stage from Hollywood for the assignment. His last motion picture was Arch of Triumph"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22

Haydn from the classic school, sev- eral preludes of Chopin's for the romantic and two Debussey sketches for the modern.
 He also stressed that American musicians should be sure to include American composers in their reper- tory, playing ITO the Sea" by Mac Dowell to illustrate, although he warned against the fallacy of getting the idea the Mcdowell is the only first class American composer as there are many other splendid ones.
 The meeting was followed by a short Board meeting. Mrs. Robert Birt, president from May 1942 to May 1946, was presented past presidents pin in token of appreciation for her services during office.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
- CHOICE MoRsEL-- It Says Here
By BOB HOPE
NEW SUPER HOTEL


 A hotel chain Is planning to put up a big super hotel in Los Angeles.t It won't be ready un- til 1948, but already a line of tourists half a block long is standing in front of the vacant lot. I don't know how high they're going to build the hotel, but the plans call for the rooms on the top floor to be equipped with hot and cold running oxygen. Ind they'll have bars on the windows to keep the eagles out It's going to be built in the typical California style O farchicteure. They already havet he contractors buying up materials, such as mu- cilage, chicken wire and card- board.
 And they're going to have real super-service. They're going to have special bellboys to help peo- pie who want to sneak out, carry their bags down the fire escape =. and the keyholes will all be equipped with little trapdoors, so the peeping toms cana sticks their hands inside and applaud. It's SO fancy, they won't have any house diSks. They'll be referred to as "domicile Richards"
 They're trying hard to make it a different sort of hotel. If their plans work out it'll be the only hotel in the world that has sta- tionary front door and a revolving lobby.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
POLL

"The Stranger" has thrilled thou sands of movie-goers all week at the Loew-Poli theater and can still be seen. It is one of the most un- usual mystery films in wears and ends tonight. A wonderful job of acting is done by Edward G. Rob- inson, Loretta Young and Orson Wellese.
 As an added attraction e. I. Brides" will also be shown with James Ellison and Anna Lee.
 Starting tomorrow will be "If I'm Lucky" 20th Century-Fox's new mu- sical hit starring Vivian Blaine, Perry Como, Harry James and Car men Miranda. Packed with scin- tillating set of new song hits the film tells the gay story of girl who couldn't make up her mind, a shy crooner and a sly trumpter who find that lov and politics mix with vengeance.
 Phil Silvers as the crafty band manager who outwits himself heads the supporting cast which also in- cludes Reed Hadley and James Music Makers.
 Six song hits for If I'm Lucky are Follow The Band" "1f I'm Lucky" Bet Your Bottom Dollar, ' "One More Kiss" "Batucada" and Moon of Jade" In addition to these latest son ghits and James trumpet Miss Miranda lends her frantic, triple-tounged delivery te the role of Michele OToole, the kibitzing cupid.
 As an added attraction Some where In The Night" will be shown with John Hodtak and Nancy Guild. It is g psychological n,ur- Cer-1ayEte-y nae!od-ar.a, revolving around 8 veteran, an amnesia Wc- tim.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22

Silva is going to be a star at Para mount because of his fine perform ancei in Two Years Before the Mast" The implication Is that Paramount Studio bosses took one gander at da Silva's work shouted "Eurekal' and promptly ruled that such genius should be @ star. Ac- tually,. the studio bosses weren't that discerning: they didn't recog- niSe da Silcas potentialities until they were pointed out by the audi ences that saw Two Years Before the Mast" The pictures were filed MORE THAN TWO YEARS AGO.
 According to a publicity blurb, Jack Carson, havign taken up fenc- ing as a pastime, had pictures of Hollywood's most beautiful glamour girls painted on his chest protector, declaring that 'No One could be heel enough to stick sword into one of these cuties." One word of advice to him-I hope he won't be foolish enough to fence with any of the ladies' ex-husbands.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
Roosevelt Lodge Plons Dance Nov.17

At the regular meeting ok fn1 Theodore Roosevelt Lodge K. of 2. last evening at Castle Han t wn1 reported by Milton Persky, chaiHa man of the entertainment commit tee that the lodge dance has bepM postponed from Oct. N to Nov. 1y.
 Morton Kaplan, delegate tu the Waterbury Parpalegic Buildinm Foundation Fund, reported on ths meeting of the fund held at the City Hall on Oct. 16.
 Proposals concerning the by laws were introduced by Joseph Levine. Discussion on the proposals win bg resumed at the next meeting, Ock 28. At this meeting the chairnlen of the various committees detafle4 reports on committee activities.
 Past Grand Chancellor l.. Robbins spoke of the last Grand Lodge Con- vention. Past Chancellor Nathan Freedman was appointed property commissioner to the Grand Lodge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
Sd Battalion Asso.
 To Meet at ArmorY

Third Battalion Veterans Associa- tion, State Guard, will hold spe- cial meeting tomorrow night at 8 at the State Armory to make plans for a membership drive.
 Former members of Headquarters Company, Companies E and G and the Medical Detachment of Water bury; Companies F and I of Anso- mia; Company H of Torrington, and members of the Connecticut State Guard Volunteer Reserve units are invited.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22

just started, leaped to box-office prominence, and Belle Bennett, in the characterization of the mother, was captapulted from obScurity into the star class by her performance.
 Closing tonight at the Strand is Down Missouri Way" featuring Martha O'Driscoll and introducing a new animal discovery, Shirley. the mule. The companion feature is Avalanche" and stars Bruce Cabot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
Current Films
 Tin1e Schedule

LOEW'S STRAND-"Down Mis- sOuri Way: 2:05, 4:45, 1905, $40 P. M. "Avalanche": 1:00,. 3.s5, 5:55, S:3O P. M. LOEWS POLI-"The Stranger: 100, 3:45, 6:30 P. M.
 "G. I. War Brides: 2:30, 5:20, S:05 P. M. WARMERS STATE - Notorious: 1920, 3:20, 5:20, 7:30, 9:15 P. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
Colonel St. John To Address Lions

The Lions Club weekly meeting Thursday noon in The Elton will have as speaker It. Col. William St. John, president of Waterbury Chap ter, Reserve Officers Association. Col. St. John will speak on his ex- periences with American and Chin ese forces in China. He will be in- troduced by It, Col. Joseph D4- Pietro, who also served is, China.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
Inspection Friday Of 2d Battalion

Units os the 2d Battalion, !o2d IT, fantry, will be inspected Friday at 6 P. M. st the State Armory for federal recognition as a part of the 43d National Guard Division. Col. Wilfred A. St. Martin, battalion commander. will be in charge of the inspected units.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
To Poll Vets For Views on Bonus

Members of Waterbury Chapter, American Veterans Committee. will be boiled to learn their views to- ward Connecticut state bonus for World War II veterans at a meeting to be held at the Y. M. c. A. to- night at 7:3O. The Connecticut State Council of A. V. c. has or- dered the poll prior to bringing the question before the Legislature Council.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
Naugatuck Police
 To HearLt MaQnef

Mote Taking Report Writing and Interviews" will be the subject e an address by It. James Wagner of the Police Department when ha speaks at the second session oe the Naugatuck Police TraininN School Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
Kiwanis To Hear Thompson

Lincoln Thompson, president of Soundscribed Corporation, will ad- dress members of the Kiwanis Club at the clubs meeting at The Elton tomorrow noon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-14
kRUG FOR STATEHOOD
 WITH BUT
Is Reluctant 10 Surrender Jurisdiction Over SaI-
 mon Industry

SEATTLE, Oct. 14.-Secretary of the Interior Krug, on a Pacific Coast trip and his third visit here in year, said in an interview Saturday he planned to join the Governor of Alaska in seeking ac- tion by appropriate congressional committees to bring Statehood to Alaska
 He indicated reluctance, however, toward relinquishment of his De- partment's jurisdiction over the Territory's huge salmon industry. Krug said he believed that if Alaska is given statehood it should be accorded the same jurisdiction rights over it's fisheries and min eral resources as those of the wes- tern states with the exception of the salmon industry.
 Decisions on that industry, he said, should await final reports of a special Congressional committee, headed by Henry M. Jackson, be- cause the scope of it's operations and huge investments involved.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-14
ANs HOSPITALS,
 SCHOOLS 10 GET
 REINDEER MEAT

SEATTLE, Oct. 14-Southeast Alaska native schools and hospitals which have been hard hit by the meat shortage will soon. have their larders filled with reindeer meat from Nunivak Island, Bering Sea.
 John J. Lichtenwalner, Depart ment of the Interior office manager here, said the motorship North Star, which has been delivering sup plies to Indian villages and Arctic Coast points will call at Nunivak on the homeward voyage to complete cargo of 90 tons of frozen rein deer meat.
 Part will be discharged in South east Alaska and the rest here on it's arrival late next month.
 The North Star was last report ed at Unalakleet, Norton Sound. Re gently she visited Point Barrow to put ashore winter supplies and avia- ton gasoline for naval and CAA personnel there.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-14
proposed Reservation
 Size at Point Barrow
 |s0pposed by Eskimos

BARROW, Alaska, Oct. l4.-Es- kimo leaders oppose the proposed size of a reservation for natives planned in this Arctc coast area.
 Seventy five natives attended a hearing Saturday and their spokes- man said they believed reserva- tion of 750 square miles area, as tentatively proposed by the Alaska Service, was too large for village reservation.
 The area would be too small, however, they said, to protect hunt ing, fishing and trapping areas which Eskmos have used for gen. erations.
 The hearing was originally set for Fairbanks Oct. 10 but because of the distance and travel costs for Barrow natives, it was transferred here
 Atty. George Folta of the Alaska Native Service, Don Foster, General Superintendent, and Mrs. Muriel Lowman, Secretary, flew here to attend.