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Evening star., 1946-06-02
COUNTRY BOARD.

BOARD AND ROOM with bath in country
home near Luray. Va, on Shenandoah
Write MRS. LENA HUFFMAN, Route No. 8.
Luray. Va. Luray 59-F-4. -6
REST HOME, modern, screened
porches: good food; So per day. Grey
hound Bus service. Write or call MRS. o.
M, GOCHENOUR, Edinburg, Va, long dist.
ROOM AND BOARD for children, country
home good meals. yard. Phone MRS.
CARL I. CONNER, Maurertown, Va, 22-
Want A NICE QUIET PLACE TO REST.
GOOD meals ami, artisan water: on beau
tiful Patuxent. fishing, grabbing and boat
ing. Write RUTH E; BEACH; Jacks Bay
Farm, Island Creek Md. or Phone Prince
cfsSsFlfk codNTRY GtEsT ihEs HOUSE for rent for
week ends or longer Thirty miles from
beautiful woods with stream. Fishing in
nearby river. References required. CAN
North 6S36. A.
MODERN, screened porches. cool and heat
ed rooms, best food we'll prep red. meats:
chicken. butter, vegetables, mllk off farm;
rates, $50 by month or SIS per week.
MRS. CLINT BURNER. Woodstock. Va.
SEND YOUR CHILDREN. ages 6-12 years,
to the mts small farm, fresh milk. butter,
eggs, vegetables, in minister's home laun-
dry and proper care included Write MRS.
EDWARD BEALL, RID No 4, Greenville,
Tenn, or phone ia. 1914 for more infor-
BLUEMoNT, vA.-Dutch door quiet coun.
tryside guest house. city ,conveniences.
MRS. A. NJ. TURNER. local phone, ME.
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FARM and GARDEN (cont.) J

LANDSCAPING-Beau outdoor plant
ing will attract and hold the eye more
unconsciously but very surely judges at
one glance, not only the exterior surround
ings, but the whole interior and the oc-
cupant as well. II You are one of the
many victims of cheap oyergrown shrub
berry try. planting, Of the best Of the
of lifetime duration. Specimen yews, holly.
box; shade, fruit and ornamentals in wide
variety: evergreen and deciduous material
for screens, hedges; barberry, hemlock,
myrtle for shade; rose and flower beds;
rock gardens, fireplaces; fagstone, brick,
cement and gravel walks: terraces. drive
ways; arbors, trellises. fences, drainage,
manured topsoil; Wondergro. the ideal
compost fertilizer. makes, poor soils good
and, good soils better, S15 ton delivered;
special treatment for acid-loving plants;
tree surgery and removal; preparation,
seeding and rolling of lawns; shearing.
permanent improvements or renovations
in the garden, Ii. 1925 for free estimate.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
ROOM WITH BOARD, z

ATTRACTIVE ROOM WITH BOARD, good
nw nsigh6oIho9d at very small COSY
sS Sass W. S%zssass$ e 70.
@ ssps for sensleman 'n s4s month 'h Front on
conn. AyE.-Large: attractive room, adj.
ne asn food sa'aols En- s55s sFs desiring nice h0me
170s 18th ST. N.W.-vacancies; good
DOUBLE and share rooms at $50 each.
aooYY4l oYl kALoRxMA L RAJ RD., Just off Conn a4 ave.
Double rm. for two young ladies; conv.
DouBLE ROOMS and share room at s45
nioN eaSh 1769 Gi ,h Masssasnuset.s sasn ave
M ~ ny SA e.ea ssos M No. sGsa Psrtax DR.
ee one 0s ssek roa sSaes eEyae erois
double and triple rooms. Single beds; x ex:
csllentt csllsenntt. meals; SPACIOUS porehss and
Saa ie.h sT oslS and board
ming water. ehome.cooked meals. S. excel.
czRRSL. iiS srs1Nas HHasa fSS. Forest Glen Nd
VGH1e oREiY Rr roGms and RdnM meals sor sH S9@S
and pleasant surroundings. DISSIN'S S,
SVEH S1a Mais large sSS RoM Pc e. srss
share with another man; June l to Oct. /;
excellent food and pleasant surroundings
DISS1N'S, 2013 Mass. ave. NV. DE. 9T9S
77lO BLAIR RID. NV block Georgis
and Alaska bus: master room for gentle.
men, with PORCH and private bath: fine
1916 2snd ST. NV, OF Mass. ave-
Young lady desires another young LADY
share large double room, twin beds: goo6
meals; S3S.6 mo. =
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, Alexandria. family
in private new home. on busline, desires
girl for pleasant single room with meals
also large double room with breakfast fol
couple. TIE. 2796 3
GIRLS-several vacancies now: 2 meals
dsy Sunday sins: bed
| daily. SIIAUGHTER'S, 1927 10th st. NV
(near Dupont Circle). -3
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ROOMS WANTED.

VETERAN WANTS Immediately. light
housekeeping rooms, or will share apart
ment with another gentleman. Taylor
TTRN ROOM .d IL Psiyass tsmy BY reRea
NoSsMooiksITNe, ssSss SKI nonarinsins young woman IN
room room IN IN priyate. home, NV; permanent.
YOUNG MAN. college graduate. desires
small: light airy room in Northwest. Phone
NURSE DESIRES ROOM with grill privi-
Ess5sy Va. 81 sa1e. '5.e
cass sns Sa an ss Ss 4ea iqaips hs So s
technical school; must be within waiEins
ahst e sR rs pf5a 1850 d veeFdaya ph0n
NATURE. REFINED LADY wants Ink. rm
her haNTI tcT rh. lhk 4 PRIV Boy s7;K, Star: .
Fl HiasI %an
room In NV. section, convenient to down
town: excellent references. Box ALI.
oUiEr. MDDLE-AGED COUPLE or .
Ink, rooms or sleeping room. Near Sol
diers, Home. Rent reasonable. Box
NATURE WOMAN desires clean, comfort
able single room in NV, short committing
f IhpY Needs
convenient TRANSPORTATION Agriculture De-
I've. Two nights nnS week week part payment OF rent.
MOTHER and ?-month -old daughter desire
room with, full-time care. for child NV
vincinity desired. but will consider else
where close-in. MRS. GRAVES, FIR. 1894
lady WANTS ROOM in NV. section.
Box 76-J. Star
CONGENIAL, consderate. educated and
healthy, but lame, elderly man wants large
first-foor or basement studio room. close
to transportation: can furnish. Box
aSSIIR W9RKfNa SSaF' MOTHER co,o,ed and svr
son. desire room with light kitchen privi-
leges. MRS. MCBRIDE AT. $3.50.
GENTLEMAN desires room near Pentagon
on direct bus line; state location and
rent; Box SIX; Star.
cooking privileges or small apartment;
veteran: both employed. NO. 9153.
SINGLE ROOM vicinity upper Wisconsin
ave or Bethesda; empl woman, out all day;
no privs. required. WI. 1907.
RETIRED MAN desires ] housekeeping
room for Ink. Box 11S-K, Star. A.
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ROOMS FURN.-Northwe,t (con,. J

ROOMS FURN.-Northwest. tCont.).
gie room. private home: gentleman only;
S@io CATHEDRAL AVE. N.w-Double
room; ssamabloyed couple preferred: $50. Saii
aaEfNTIIIEMEN-Newly furnished. twin beds,
private bath; Bethesda area; bus at corner.
III SHEPHERD ST. N.w.-Newly fur.
sony sans s!sansp sso Ia 41s sf exp bus and street
tleman in adult home, mr.. Govt Printing
Once and Union Station; 81 per week.
802 TEWKEsBURY-Large double room.
box springs; blks. express bus; $50.
1857 NEWTON ST. N.w.-Room in pri-
yate home; $40 month for couple or
sol PowHATAN PL.-Nicely furnished
front room, twin beds, inner-sprins mat
tresses. large closet; on 9th St. busline;
npussns must give references and Be permanent;
1851 i i sr. Nwossii N.w.@sinsle room; 81 per
week; private home; excellent transporta-
5si cRifrENDEN ST. N,w-Larse cool
front room, private veranda; express bus,
ss m 1 sse ssah aE sSs
1882 BnTMoRE ST, NV, Apt. 3-Room
escn for sentleHWss' sp Hses' twin beds shower $25
issa; 1903 BucHaaaN HR; Laaa ST. N.w.-sinsle and
double bedrms., nicely furn;: conv. transp.,
s Hsl MRaHas s'Gfso 81 s&2s4s. @E 2s4s room
nnewly furn;, twin beds; 1 block from car.
SsS % oNfhRiEu ssfh ETlf only aE $3.50 2aat -o
twin beds; near bus. cent. nondrinking,
home-loving people; $1l week. CO. 401O.
IiI9 ST, NV. Apt. 4O-Double rms,
clean. $3.50; l person or single rm., $12.
ph3ne GnsLs service Cooking privileges arranged
57s5 18th ST. N.W.-sinsle front room,
Ior Week. young girl gIas eonv transportation, Sc
1871 F ST: N.W.@Larse, furnished Isl T room.
next to bath; single or double, 80 week
1899 1899 PARK RD. N.w.-1Immaculate home.
ps.h 2sai shSTfr SUE 81 81 essh pg sss4
room. 81 week: for gentlemen only. @s
bsds; men; ss5 eses. S-wea0te w. e74s aSom' s.in
pI0WNd0WS' rsa donSls 1913 toI!5 St NV Apt aO7-
Sashi mfo pa fass7 s7GS sb: several com
reT.ans ss hn .Id for sinse and maErss
coLoREbM1sis aT CAEiFoRNIA ST. NV
Apt; 303-1 room, twin beds for girls OF
Gea GehoREp@i1,5 re each De sth hoss; sr swasrs
front room, furnished all modern convefn
CoI9REDEsso FRENCH 81: 81. NJ S.woWans oosi
eop5s n large front r~ for quiet employed
SSps e slfs 1sR1sG sS sasn ST. Tees Nwse
front room for 2 employed girls hom,
priyil: So Xk: ca. RA. 5000 "a
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ROOMS WITH BOARD Cont,

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, few yacan.
cies in this popular guesthouse Tor men
and women. 1712 New Hampshire ave. Nv.
YOUNG LADY to share room with an.
other young lady: twin beds, al conven..
fences; excellent location. CO. 527S. -3
I745 LANlER PL. N.W.--Nicely furnished
front rm to share for girl; bath roornc,
2 closets, excellent meals. S47.50.
56O5 3Oth ST. N.W.-Nicely furn. twin
bedroom to share with another girl. OR.
GIRL to share double room with another
in congenial Jewish home. Call RA. 0595.
1896 18th ST. N.W.-one single, room. s45
per month; one share room for elderly
lady. S42.50: also share room for one girl,
S42 so: excellent meals.
CHEVY CHASE-Lovely home; room for 1
Or girls to share , with : Others; private
court: private family. Oh. 6603
FOR MEN single room, $47; ! bed in
double room, $4s.50: l bed in triple room.
$40 AID. 1924 q
rooms with private baths in all-girl resi-
dence; table exceptionally good; no single
rooms. 1929 18th st. NV. 8
1921 18th ST. N.W.-Young lady to share
double room with another lady; twin beds,
S4h per north
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ROOMS FURh.-s.E. 8 s.w. Cont

ROOMS FURk.-s.E. 3 s.W. Cont
1921 QUE ST. Sc, Apt Nicely ,furn
sleeping rn., girls; please do not phone;
3S Y3os S 9th ST. s.E.-Large double room
for girls: $40 each per month; private
home. TR. 1920. -3
1910 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Large front room
for 2 or 3 girls single beds, large closet
space; refined gentle home; $50 each.
NEAR CAPITOL, IA st. s.e.-Gentle-
man only; semiprivate bath; private fam
lily; $35. p
employed, $22 90 per mo-. near all car
IS24 d ST. S.E.-sleeping room, front:
prefer man and wife who work; no chill
uren; So each.
I2s 9th ST. s.E.-Living- bedroom. kitch-
enette: elec. refg.. gas range; S32 per mo-;
425 9Th ST. S.W, mr.. Govt. bldgs. and
house keeping rm., Ss. Tel for appt.
go spOs 's NELSON PL. Sc, Apt. a-Room,
furnished. in apartment; girl only; SO
COLORED-a643 BowEN RD. s.E.-2
.furn. rms. for persons, either girls or
men. SS each
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E. and s.W

ROOMS FURNlSHED-S.E. and S.W.
s17 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc
Single room. S6. Phone FIR 52e5.
931 G ST. S.W.-Large room nicely fur
nished with lavatory and next to bath,
S35. District 1850.
Sao5 MIDDLEToN LANE. Camp Springs
Nd or men; $25 month. Clinton
3o6 s. CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-Larse. cool
room. wide ave-. semiair conditioning, in
sulated. ami, uni phone; share beach
home also with two congenial people pref
lent to downtown 8 minutes: half block to
ss BURKE ST. sn AZ Toom SsGS Twin
beds, semibath; conv; trans, unlim. phone
sao 4faS s SO srxREaa R 9so 49,, brb
beds. large, mod. semipvt. bath; pvt ent.
IA blks. nc. Pa. ave-: men Or empl; cou.
Ss9 XENiA g ST S;E.-Double room for girls
s5os SSGHaii FxIRI2wN "a AVE. s.E-Double room
IN p5iyate pys5 home: conv. transp,; $40 month
1929 RIDGE PL. SEE connecting bed
1928 W ST. S.E.-Sleeping room with twin
fas ss faf ANA w. YoaSs's snss AT
Govt. EMPLOYED girl to share twin-bed
Esn rss s xsef sff L. sSa
1888 A ST. S.E.-Room; large double bed;
eony. location; insulated house; S36. TR
1sis .PENNA. AVE. s.E.-Large from
sna sober II sn. p.r.on 4s!vsss s. h0ms settled clear
la9 18th ST. {: T., mr.. Lincoln Park-Twir
girls; ' $il 'k per Week. RE- Re. 7ss1.u s1Cu'''
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For Rent Rooms,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must be
included in advertisements under
Rooms. Apartments and Houses for rent.
In Apartment and House for Rent
advertisements where a Star box num-
sssss 6eE Is used the m general @ location may 5s
cases The Star will secure the exact
address which will be available to the
Rent Control Administration upon re-
quest
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ROOM RENTAL SERVICE.

COLoRED-ACME ROOM RENTING agency
Room listings, rentals, all sections D
C.; singles. doubles; reliable service. 1927
II tn st. NV. DU. 4027. amt pm.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

INFANT and working mother, room with
board and care for infant during day. AID.
4795 after pm q
SETTLED WIDOW desires comfortable
room and board or room with kitchen privi-
leges Warfield 1891 %
TWO ROOMS. furnished or unfurnisned,
with meals for middle-aged man and elder
Iy mother. Box 445-J, Star 2s
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5000 18th ST. N.W.-Single rm. for young
girl; kit; priv. unlim. phone: $50 mo
n 18th 0o ST. AND COLUMBIA RD.-A lars,
studio front room; gentlemen; also larg,
bedroom adjoining double bed for one o.
two, $50; Hobart S406. -
front; semibath; breakfast and iaandr!
privileges; S35. MI. 1927 all day Sunday
Iitss iis9 IRVING ssf: 81. N.w.-pleasant room TO,
girl: convenient location; S25 month
ioii WEBsTER ST. N.w.-Large master
room containing twin beds: home privileges
convenient TRANSFORMATION; s25 each. RA
ia2e QUINCY ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished
adjoining modern bath; oficer's home; nn
1000 H ST. NV, Apt. 1s.-Walking dis
tance- Large single room, $40 week. DI
S6ei UTAH AVE. N.w.-Master bedroom
3 exposures, private bath, 3 closets, $40
ssas Men 0q'zk ozzkWoob Ea S79a FER. N.w.-sinsle o,
double rooms, twin. beds; neal. streetcal
and bus; So per week for two also l room
to share with young man, S25 per month
14ss MERIDIAN PL. N.w.-Large bed
room: near 14th st. cars and 10Th st; buses
sSs ss1 f0T 18th 81 fGS Gs NO. snse aoSe
refined settled lady; private home; SCI
s5s5 5th ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished room
in gentle home sSp et tWS syao adults prefe
double-bed room, suitable for 2 girls; 81
mo-; conv. transp. DI 1898. .
2023 KALoRAMA RD;-of Conn. ave.
vacancy for / or 2 boys; $3.50 each
DOWNTOWN-1134 18th st. NV; NIGEL.
furn. front rm.. 2nd floor; single. 81 |
1888 LANIER PL. N.W-Attractive ige
with adjoining porch; twin beds; mex
1713 X ST. N.W.-Small nicely furn. sin
81 faS TMERsoh Rs6ss ST. ssns Nw h0ms 4or lady
attractive room. with, southern exposure
min. from heart Of city, bus ct corner: 81
| excellent. place for one who wants auie
45O6 18TH ST. N.W.-Large front room
for gentleman: gentle home: $40 mo. GE
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Guest house TO
| girls, 4 double rooms, twin beds. beauti
fully furnished; $50 each girl. l76.
Church st. NV. g
Kodiak mirror., 1946-07-27
Trip, Exhibit On Program

An art exhibition and a trip to Woody Island will feature the Kodiak Community Ceater pro- gram for the coming week, 1t wss announced today by Director Ken Wade.
 The art exhibition will display the work of Paul Bond, Kodiak artist and will be held at the Center today Saturday. and to- morrow. Admission is free and all residents of Kodiak and vlcln- ity are cordially invited to at tend.
 The trip to Woody Island, for boys and girls nine years Of age and over, will be held next Fri day, August ?. A tour of the CAA station will feature the trip. Advance registration is snecessary. The group will leave the center at 12:45 pm, returning at 4:3O. Adults are invited to visit the Center tonight for a record re- quest dance program. The usual Square Dancing party will be held Wednesday evening. The program: Today 6:3O pm Softball, school grnds goo pm Record request dance Sunday
 SoftbaIl. Town Team vs Fort
 Greedy. Transportation
 leaves Center at l2;30 pm Monday
 700 pm Badminton Tuesday,
 I0:30 am Playtime (Mrs. Max
 Folsom) 200 pm Junior Folk Dancing 6:30 pm Softball (men) 
 500 pm Masonic meeting Wednesday,
 1O:3O am Playtime
 2:30 pm Boys Softball
 600 pm Badminton
 goo pm Square dancing Thursday
 10:30 am Playtime
 200 pm Junior folk dancing
 700 pm Boys boxing (Tom
 Nachand)
 8:;30 pm Ballroom dancing
 instruction Friday
 I0:30 pm Playtime
 LOO pm Trip to Woody Is-
 land and CAA station (Sign
 !
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-10
NAVAL ARCHITECT NOW
 WITH BOAT SHOP HERE

Henry R Johnson, Naval archi tect and his wife, returned to the Channel this week to establish their home here.
 Johnson specializes in designs of fast cruisers, which he has found useful and efficient under wartime uses. He has designed most of the craft that has been built and now under construction at the Douglas Boat Shop which include a com bination haiibut troller, several cruisers and numerous smaller craft He is TOW taking an active part in the Douglas Boat Shop and will be on the working staff.
 The Company removed from the shop yesterday a 21 it. pleasure cruiser almost completed which was built for Tom Selby, Juneau print CT, and is starting construction on more cruisers which are being built for Rod Darnell's Sporting Go. Fii3t und2r construction is a 26 it. cruiser. Other work recently completed or being worked on are: Birdie the II, fish packer, complet- ed and now being operated by the Company for the Douglas Canning Co.,: Vincent AndersCn's Sentinel, halibuter, finished, and now pack inc for SebaS4ia 4ian-Stuart Co.,. the Murelet, 46 foot old hull being con- verted into trolling boat, and re- ceiving a complete new deck, stern, and pilot-house. The shop has also turned out 40 large breaker skiffs, partly motorized for westward fish ing as well as many other fishing craft since their operations started in the spring
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Four stitches were taken in young Jchnson's leg, and the Good. Tid- ings may have to sail without him.
 Also aboard the boat is Johnson $ otEer sen. Joseph, who was re- leased from the Navy six weeks ago Joseph is in charge of the Good Tidings power scow The boat is due out for Icy Straits again to- day or tomorrow.
 Also due to leave town soon is Alfred Tonsgard, nephew of salmon fisherman Mac Machado. Tons gard, who has just completed a seven-day army furlough, will re- turn to Fort Richardson.
 Back from Chichagof and due out for Ketchikan tonight is Jin Pitcher, skipped of the Sylph.
 Walter Johns will go purse-sein- ing for the Superior Packing Go of Tenakee in the Flying Cloud to- day
 Also due out today is Frank Dalys Patricia, which took on bait this morning.
 In late yesterday was Chris Lees halibuter NuniVak
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-10
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
ORDINANCE NO. 22 PASSES

ORDINANCE NO. EI fASoEo
 Douglas City Ordinance No. P giving a 20-year franchise to the Channel Bus Lines, was passed yes terday at city lection netted 63 votes for passage of the ordinance, two votes against passage and one spoiled ballet, with 66 persons vot- ing.
 Passing of the ordinance gives one of Douglas World War II vet terans complete franchise rights to operate busses within the City and for which he pays a set yearly fee which graduates each year of op- eration
 Wm. "Bill' Dore purchased the Channel Bus Lines recently from the former owner-operator, Lloyd Reid. Dore ias been driving for the bus line since his return after being released from the service early in the Spring. Since May 1, he has operated the bus service on his own.
 The almost unanimous vote Dore received yesterday shows the ap- preciation of the residents for the good service received between Ju- nau and Douglas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-10
CUSTOMS BROKER
 ON FOURTH TOUR

Re-tripping on their honeymoon route of 21 years ago, MT. and Mrs. Robert E. Landweer of Seattle are round -voyagers aboard the North Sea.
 MT. Landweer, principal of the largest customs house brokerage firm in Seattle, conferred with Customs officials and other ac- quaintances while the ship was in port here today. This is his fourth trip to Southeast Alaska, but is the first time that he and Mrs. Land weer will have visited Sitka-an Alaskan city they have always wanted to see, he said.
 The licensed broker commended the Alaska customs service upon tEe cooperation it has always &C., corded his office. His firm repre- sents the Alaska Steamship Com pany, Alaska Transportation Com pany, Northland Transportation Company, Pan American World Airways and Standard oil Company, among other large businesses in Alaska traffic.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-10
TWO FISHERMEN HELD GUILTY BY
 JURY AT YTkA

Ray Corp and Bill Rowley, Of Sitka, have been convicted by a Commissioner Court jury at that city of two counts of illegal com mercial fishing for salmon, it is re- ported by Asst. U s. Attorney Rob- ert Boochever who has just re- turned from prosecuting the Gov crnments case against the two defendants.
 Corp and Rowley were fined S50O each by Sitka Commissioner w. w. Knight. The conviction has been appealed to the U. s. District Court here.
 Convictions were returned against to two on counts of commercial fishing in a closed area-Ford Arm an dfishing without a commer- cial license. They were found not guilty of third charge ot barrl- cading the mouth of a spawning creek with wire weir.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-10
MULLANEYS BACK

Tax Commissioner and Mrs. M. P. Mullaney returned from Ketchi- kan aboard tfe North Sea.
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and directly into the mountains. without circling.
 The Holyoke fire department said a heavy downpour of rain that im- mediately followed the accident probably prevented a serious forest fire.
 Westover reported that the plane radioed ten minutes before it hit that everything was fine and that it woulo be in within ten minutes Nothing was heard from it again until tho Army received word of the crash.
 MRS. FOLTA LEAVING
 Mrs. George Folta is leaving for Sitka on the North Sea for a To- day visit with friends in that city.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-10
ALASKA AIRLINES
 FLIES B TO WEST

Arriving on the Alaska Airlines Starliner Fairbanks with Captain Thompson, Flight Officer Shafsky and Stewardess Stevens were the following passengers from Anchor age: c. E. Patton, Joseph Celestine, Glen Allen, ". Shurts; from Cor dova: Wm. s. Schjoth, T. O. Dick inson
 On the return flight the following were flown to the westward city Jack Conrfgh., R. J. Bartoo, J. Chon, Arthur Leonard Mrs. Arthur Leonard, Sylvia Mcintyre, Joan Mcintyre, Mary Dial, Julius Green, Andrew Hassnan, E. A. Klug; to CCrdova: MT. Twomey; to Gusta- vus Lorraine Nelson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-10

A bear cub is only eigllt or nine inches long at birth, and weighs about l2 to Is ounces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-10

The raccoon was the original dunkar it washes or Soaks it's food before eating.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-10
PROPERTY TRANSFERS

Real estate transactions recorded here during the past week include the following recent sales:
 Nellie Fowler to Loren Card, property on Ninth street; Juneau Realty Inc, to H. B. Foss, High lands lot; Juneau Realty Inc, to MT. and Mrs. Joe Mclean, High lands lot; Carl Olson to John Maurstad, house and half-lot or East First street, near Gastineal avenue; M. L MacSpadden to MT and Mrs. Gl3n Abraham, Than' homesite and cabin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-10
HARb0R NEWS

Samuel G. Johnson. ownership per of the Good Tidings, today was in port from Icy Straits to visit his son, Wilbur Johnson, now hospitalized at St. Ann's.
 Young Johnson, who was releas- cd from tka army in March, slip ped while working on seine nets aboard the Good Tidings Sunday and cut his leg on hunting knife. Johnson and crew members applied a tourniquet and wired for r'ane to take the injured man back from Tenakee, where the Johnsons were unable to secure nedical or first aid of any kind.
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yeSItIuay IOO0d57
 WEATHER SYNOPSIS extends the Valley northwesward northern California and along thence easnortheaswad across Islands with low pressure center
 Island This low center this of the northern Rocky Mountain region o the southern the Yukon normal Southeast Alaska and near normal over the "A hours at many northern Plain States o the United the Puget Sound to Frederick reported along the Canadian ana united States borders vicinity and the Dakotas
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2 } KILLED WHEN PLANE
 HITS MOUNT

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-10

One construction permit was is sued here by the City of Juneau during the past week: To the Methodist Church for foundation repairs estimated to cost $100 Carl Stromberg is contractor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-10
MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Reports from Marine Stations at I2 80 F. M. todd
}. M. today

FORECAST FOR THE PERIOD ENDING THURSDAY Alaska outside waters winds under 5 miles hour Variab south portion
 nce50 degrees north and 0 degrees