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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-16
General Killed In B-25 Crash

Brevard, N. O., Sept. l6-(UP)- The broken bodies of an air forces major general and four other Army men today were brought down from the heights of cold mountain where their BPS medium bomber crashed in flames Friday.
 The plane, carrying Mai Gen. Paul B. Wurtsmith of Tampa, hit the 6,0O0-foot mountain in heavy fog.
 Other crew members were Lt.-Col. F. L. Trickey, address unknown; Lt.-Col. P R Okerbloom, Tampa; Master Sgt. H. w. Merritt, Geneva, Ala, and Staff Sgt H. W. Crump, of Tampa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-16
EDUCATOR suCCuMBs

WeStport, Sept. l6-UP)-Fu- neral services will be held Wednes- day for William Francis Walsh, 7l, professor emeritus of law at New York University, and author of several legal books, who died at Bridgeport Hospital Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-16
Contention Set
 For Torrington

The Fifth District Democratic COngression- al convention has been tentatively scheduled for Sept. 26 at TOrrington, it was learned by The Wa terbury Democrat today. A caucus of delegates will be held Wednesday for purposes of consider ing the tentative date.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-16

Waterbury became college town today when the Uni versty of Connecticut officially opened it's doors Fresh and Sophomore students the Begnal building Charles Street.
 Today marked the beginning of Freshman Week and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-16

Party Keeps Wallace
 As Foremost Speaker
Democrats Give Cabinet Member Right To Talk as Private Citizen

Washington Sept. 16-(UP)-The Democratic National Committee kept Secretary of Commerce Henry A. Wallace top position it's campaign speakers list today despite President Trumans repudation of his address foreign relations
 Wallace is scheduled to speak before the National Citi-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-16

Special Evening Glass. Federal In- come Tax. Send for Information. Post Jr. College.-Adv.
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Evening star., 1946-07-19

FIR. 10SS. -0l
UNIVERSITY PARK - custom-built de-
tached brick: 8 rms. = baths modern
kitchen. center hall plan; lot 6sx145: oil
heat: detached brick garage: screened-i in
porch: finished attic; slate roof yrs
old; close to transp.., schools and shops;
beautifully Handicapped; priced most rea-
sonsble on todays market; terms cash
about 1st trust. Shown by appointment
Ewes. call WO. 1852 w j. MONTICoNE,
1911 Eve st MA oo6S -ol
Evening star., 1946-07-19
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CHARLES s. GUM has clients waiting
to purchase homes in any section of Wash.
sa for ss ass ahd boa.s
appraisal. with no obligation. We have
snnss a ss with cash Rtp will buy oy,rsn. yoa
service. r 5 sGRGsss, u 1924 aIs Penn. a'sHa' ave
psRsdx.S9 s. EE sse2 xtthfnD ~ . n n oxcr
D. c; will paw cash; no agents Call MIR
PUFFENBERGER. spruce 0625-J.
PHRIEs. Realtor, sos North Capitol NA
MaSN.s s1aS sfsni KHaIrY snss Co ls1s sci. vo-
;as asis wilson H5 f'Ras 5Rd G slsh0oi
CASH sGYERs for D C. and Nd property.
%ooSsibos o ss''': sss '9' ahSds ss
HOW MUCH WILL YOUR HOME be worth
se for a0s you Wash s VIII M pay Or You You sah
ton: can SDI 4a54 or RE, 1888; Bate,
S.T. Ne AND AND Sc. ys.' PRoPTRTY-we Ha assi paw all
cash Tree appraisals, quick action. GUM
S.su .M1LdERi nERr goo 81 18th tn, St Sc FIR. 21oo;
any, condition, anywhere in D. C. Ma.
DO YOU WANT SPEEDY ACTION. List
viii pay top price, ENTERPRISE REALTY
AZ AZ oNcf, M Esf Hf 8 oNeE, e. AT f ONCE Sa4e or
bedroom house in D C. or nearby Md
Clients with cash can get you top prices
81 shlS 'me e ca Ex Rsa Fs}ss H0HsG ans
BoST bsSRfsi ExPfkiMENr-ca hsRRf5i us to sell your
qes Ws sys WM T. gs% o serTs S
w can SELL 4oUa 9Y HOUSE sUsa At aA its 293 fal
eyes. eyes, AD, $3.50, VIM Il, SAUNDERS CO,
NC RssltorS sn 81 tEst saJ IsS5' 81 1919 st. NV
I'll cash ROGER MOSS, ResitoT. 2Ps5 rs
paY cAsH taF aye R4 Ne eoo ol
any section. any ny Condition. t ~ Mr.. B. Iiss.
TRivHTE PARTY will pay all cash for
your D e: property. Call Me. o0a5 for
1 WILL PAY ALL CASH for a : or !; rm.
house, in or nr. D. C. MR.. LIVINGSTON,
PARTY @ wants @ to buy from owner. white
Psz WILL eli psY sash tp HS5 Ro sa sssb for nice
YER es Spring 0s sethesda ana Nd 'aai ca e siyer Yer
saT p II HS0fsEl NEED please ot 81
Bethesda rse or chevy % Chase, Nd, aaas area. Cali
From OWNER. e GOOD house. H5usss nice section:
bung; or det. pref; consider mod. row.
REALLY DESPERATE for a home, modern
or fairly modern. any desirable section;
no agents. Box 51-V, Star. 20.
IMMEDIATE ACTIoN-We will buy your
nouSe TO-DAY or s sell to cash clients at fq
QUICK, DI. 1881 until 9 pm. 20'
PRIVATE PARTY, out of town. wants 3-4-
bedroom fsSir, home; e. $I2 i 900 to $4,000. Write
CASH IN a, FLASH.-We will buy your
house or sell same for you; have large
list list of prospectige e tive buyers, Cali NJ. Rosen-
Georgia s1r Hant ave-. GE $50 5sHhif oo' '-2p 2p@'
COUPLE with , children will pay up to
$4,000 for home in nearby Montsomery
County. No agents. Call SH. 4l05. -23
EA,GI needs or bedroom house in
Bethesda, Chevy Chase or Silver Spring
area; has necessary cash; no agents. WI,
HOMEsEEKER has $4,000 cash available
as down payment on home not to exceed
total OF $4,000, providing condition of
house will assure first trust for balance
Prefer 3 bedI ooms or more in Chevy Chase
b Rs,heSds .,,a area 6,ste 6gx tsl-v, Star
eose oEsss in 5fh B nov 81 sasR Rr Prs5sr
9 a,to,c to 40; = @ ewes. WI. 1866, "a
ment, low payments: white After s.
Apt. "A. 2164 Fla. ave. NV 2Is
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy for cash
from owner, cottage or BUNGALOW. 3 bed
rooms, NV. or suburbs; near transporta-
tion. Box 340-V, Star. 2ls
Evening star., 1946-07-19
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkp.

a-BEDRooM, .-sToRY HOME, oil air
pesSession; pess s.n Tsasonabls down payment. WA
soxloo, selling Tor $3.50: You SD0pa pay cash cash
a9F the lot we build penna and Mas
erty., Directions: Out Penna ave. Sc.
to Ala. ave, left on Ala. to Beck ST.. down
G2 sesfs5 sFoNE aYf HousE ST. Gsde 2afa a, 4sth
snd 7eaq rms norsbss sna bat bath 9edTmS front
zANTzisdERE Me E'ttsms coa s45 R sS' g. nv O. NR R
ss''Se; 4 4 RMs.I1eapitol Hslshts and 4sth
pSrahss escthstv h7sh s1m. city sewer. water gas
A4Nc,Npl Nh Mills@s, sG oF F.. 1857: s. 3. zANI-
s4I CABIN JOHN, MD. soo-Modesrn.
Senses e sKis6 sr5ed on
title. CRANE 4 HELAN. Realtors, s1ieiHn sa4s S.is
Geo Georsia En- ave- ..,o Silver Spring. 81. 1000;
VIZ HAVE SMALL. reasonably priced. io .
Pee nedrm; nnr house 'i IN the Silver Spring
Sass fired, air eond.; auto. heat. lit. reisr
eolorsd tile bath: wen insulated, compiete- Itts
sell your uau house on this high market be-
hays shs Fer astslls. 30 sa moss ssuTHs Ms
~ SlNGERY' WI. sO22. 81. s0s7. am
GEORGIA AVE EXTENDED. s14,95o
immediate possession. Here is an oppor-
sn1rsy ennlsy ~, to ,r SECURE brand-new center
crete porch; dining room and complete
shower; level lot, M Beautiful H landscapinS; a sn
s9to A oil heat. Can be purchased for
$1,000 $1,000 cash. Reasonable monthly pay.
sS2'5S s6sa cos:fs faHksIRF fa5 slFsE
GNivfERsIITY PARK, MD. - New Tba brick
home, living room, colonial fireplace, en-
tering onto porch. dining room, complete
finished recreation room with fireplace;
built-in closet: lavatory: laundry room;
separate furnace room with oil heat, cop
per perrdo.in plumbing; second, floor has. nice
attic, hoored and insulated; large lot,
nicely, landscaped convenient to schools
Shg shopping First trust, $4,000. Call WI.
QUICK POSSESSIoN-5-rm. frame bunsa-
low in excel. cond.; liv. rm., din rm, kit
chen, bedrms,. bath, front porch: very
large, unfinished attic: fun basement;
soai in gaTsss Large lot close to
few wks. old lovely furniture. Priced only
$3.50; Call Mr.: valenti, WA. 1919 with
y. B. zANTzINGER. JR., Real Estate
MOVE IN TODAY. vacant; Hyattsville; here
8 years. old. located on a lot lOOxi5O; 3
nice bedrooms and bath, large front room
modern Kitchen. stove. refrigerator, Vene-
tan blinds; oil &C. heat; large basement;
p: .guRaEss 1924 Pa. ave. Sc. fR, 2so2
Evening star., 1946-07-19
HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLoRED-sPLENDD HOME VALUE
prominent corner. on Tennessee ave. ne;
gar. ineiosed i ed porehes poss. M at s Settlement.
STEIN + BROS; s5s st. ne. FIR 1000:
coIoRED0ss5 ST. N.E,-Row brick,
baths. finished basement with large Kitchen
self and be convinced. sHAvATT REALTY
MH 0sGS 9iS Yo Egf SgEspERaTE, ii Just
vacant 6 rooms, fun basement and gas
fa9ps 9f o mE $500 9 niPss
CoLoREDEIN EAsTLAND GARDENS
baths !. Kitchens. chen naine, srranTed ae as 0ts' tWo
family dwelling, five bedrooms, garage
oS bv cash Balance on terms 1nspse
CoLoRED-I0th, NEAR N .N.w.-Brick
stoFy, siss rms .,aa and bath hzwh S gas Is
coLoRED HOME BuYERs-s rooms,
THos. P. BROWN. 615 4th st. sw. Ma.
coLoRED-.oo BLOCK of Princeton pl.
hw|6 n sd,na. rooms, bath. basement. porehes
CoLoREDIaoo BLOCK of 10th st. ne
TssS; noN1, PRICED If os, fer quick sale MRS HAM
COLORED-s.E.-Fo home buyer. Groom
trame ran da%n house Barsain at S425o smal az
Observation-Disclosures. Beau
tiful detached 6-rm house. located on
lovely lot. 1t has Just been completely re-
decorated inside and out and is in perfect
detached garage. Exceptional opportunity
to ouy,, this fine home in this excellent
pm cAh Ga Ei TiEW ss r REArx Il 5ts Co. ap Rea
coLoaEpSEaR COL fHeSs fsnf UNoS NsE FOX aye
story and basement brick, Il. spacious
T1ems p,ehsd baths For For sale completely fur
lmmaeulate condition. $4,000 cash re-
aqlsgd RFs1Iy ca1 cn D1. s7e4. N. BAsILIKo
GoIoREDoist ST. NV. near R ave-
4-apt. corner brick: monthly rental al
most $3.50 Excellent location. Live in
one apt: free, let the rest of the bldg, pay
ne and Property
Immediately. FRED 4. SMITH. Realtor.
llI3 18th, RE 666l. Open Saturday and
ed9aSkk oIokEb9s5.55o-Easy b. E terms Ma North
needs, repair, but bargain at this price.
Gomplete an information from TABLER, INC,
COIoRED-I HAVE HOUSES In all sec
tions. Down payment, $50 and up. Call
until 0 pm. Mr.. HoFFER, DE. 5000
GoL,oRED-BeAkGAIN = Corner Half and
family brick building, renting for SL,S24
SOB Delaware ave. s.w.: house with lot
Tenss fGr S12 per priced
Evening star., 1946-07-19

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MOVE IN TODAY - Your housing worrie.
ter hall, tiled bath, fireplace. porch
kf5S ESis0RisiE REfsa ps6 e. ST. a.' i21s
wide avenue. located in the Petworth sec
ton. mr.. trans, school and shopping, with
s,raqs TRs resS 6sdrms M sell tiled ca 1fh ME OutE
yntil pm. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Exclusive FoxHALL ROAD SECTION
beautiful corner overlooking Govt park
interior. details are completely modern yei
ial ifSrary with ad5oinns sos iaV e,ue Iedrooms
baths. recreation room with fireplace, ano
6sr servants room s-caE @ garage Gil tsst sit
FINE HOME. with income, on New Hamp-
st. ie & @ aSth row sn briek ffie in exeei .d
lent condition; nicely arransed for . fam
sS bss cs baths baths ssr Wo v5 sa
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. -DI. I411.,
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-vacant l block
from Conn Detached modern n eehter
fireplace. dining. room, kitchen, pantry
soor n0 iSaE Ssdfooms eGSSf spscs for Sath @ poreh @
excellent area Cali w B. WRIGHT. EN-
aESGc lf TlsfSRsiR NE% HOMES. sEs 7th and un
derwood st: n.w.--Your opportunity to Sc,
lect your future home todayl Ready fol
occupancy within 30 days: Consists Of H, liv
fully equipped spacious and nicely ar.
ranged bedrmS.. large, closets, 2 baths
BERNSTEIN &, co. i415 st. NV, Me
5400. A Complete Real Estate Institution
MASS. AVE. PARK, 24,750-Owner de.
sires quick. sale of lovely det. home in this
fine conv. location. Newly .redecorated ano
in excellent condition, bedrooms and Z
ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES-Beautifu
stone home being offered at approx it:
original cost. Contains IL spacious rooms
q baths, 1st floor Law, servants wing. clrt
room with beautiful bar on lst floor. tire
srlooking lovely private garden. Truly {
!.Hx9Ty .nan i1S hSms n Ga Nj ps Hn5sraYs n M9
fETwoRTH. near St, Gabriels-vacant 8
back yard, Owner will redecorate. Mod
erately priced with terms. ENTERPRISE
s5th % NEAR BLAINE n N.E.I5year1old BY S Prov row
brick, gas heat, modern built-in tub anc
sshSMsg; PTised for only ss,4a5o. terms
Nv. EX. 3400.
Evening star., 1946-07-19
COLORED-BARGAI

COLORED-BARGAIN = Corner Half and
G sts. s.w., known as T0l u St sw A.
family brick building. renting for SI,S24
yeai; priced Sll.750.
S03 Delaware ave. sw.. house with lot
adjoining rents for S472 per year: priced
81 $50 MICHAEL WALSH &, son, new
address. 121l Eye st. NV. RE. S2S2
ewes. CO $3.50 -23
Evening star., 1946-07-19

1909 BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-Liying room,
dining room, sun room, kitchen inclosed
back porch and pantry. GE refrigerator
Majestic stove. bedrooms and bath l.
car det. gar; gas heat. Shown by appt.
only.
800 block 18th st n.e-e rooms and
ba til, in good condition; Lear garage:
title Shown by appt only HARRY A
OLTKER CO., l1O4 Vermont ave, MA.
Evening star., 1946-07-19

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-07

Ran for Higgins in 9th.
 Errors - Mcbride, Pesky. Runs halted in-Higgins, Musial, Cara giola, Mcbride, York. Two base hits -Musial, Garagiola Three base hits-Slaughter. Home runs-York Stolen baSes-Schoendienst. Sacrl- fices-Marion, Moore. Earned runs Boston (AL) 3. St. Louis tNLl ?. Left on baseS-Boston (AL) 10; St. Louis (NLD 8. Bases on balls-oft Pollet 4 tDoerr,) Williams 2, Hugh som; off Hughson 2, Slaughter, Walker. Strikeouts-by Hughson 5; (Kurowski, Moore, Walker, Gar agiola, Pollet,) by Pollet 3 (Mc- Bride, Doerr, Partee) by Johnson (Marion) Pitching summary: Hugh son, ' hits, 2 runs in 8 innings; Johnson hits, 0 runs in two; hit by pitcher, by Pollet tYork) by Hughson (Kurowski). Winning pit cher-JohnSon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-07
PLAY-BY-pLAY
First Inning

Red Sox-McBride hit Brecheen's first pitch, a low outside cure, be- tween first and second past the outstretched glove of Schoendienst, into right field for single. After missing two attempts to bunt, Pes- ky looked at third strike.
 DiMaggio grounded sharply straight to Marion who fielded the ball cleanly, raced over to second to force Mcbride and whipped to first to complete double play. It was the first double play of the series
 No runs, one hit, no errors, none left on base.
 -Schoendienst fouled off Harris first pitch, a sharp curve which broke insioc. Schoendienst hit the next pitch high into the air toward centerfield, where Di- Maggie gobbled it up easily.
 With the count two strikes and one ball, Moore lifted a high pop  to Pesky at short The wind did tricks with the ball, but Pesky stayed with it all the way.
 Musial ignored two called balls, took strike and smacked the next one on one bounce to Doerr, who threw to first for the out.
 No runs. no hits. no errors, none left on base.
 Second Inning
 Red Sox-The crowd oohed when with Williams coming to the plate the Cards used the same shift which had fair success against Ted yesterday. Once again third base man Kurowski moved into Schoen- dienst's regular second baseman's position with the latter veerine sharply toward first base, and Mu-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-07
HOSPITAL NOTES

St. Ann's Hospital, admitted John Thompson and Alberta Murphy for medical attention, and Mrs. Henry Moy for surgery. A baby boy weighing T pounds and 12 ounces was born to Mrs. Eli Hanlon of Sitka at 7:26 o'clock yesterday morning, and baby boy weighing 8 pounds and five ounces was born to Mrs. Claude Brown of Douglas at 3:54 a. m. today.
 Mrs Andrew Juloton and baby girl, Arthur Olson and Master John Fails were discharged
 Government Hospital admitted Katie Wilson from Sanak, Oxaneia Kuchanoff from Perryville and En- ma Endresen from King Cove. Elm bert Paul, child from Rake, died at 655 Saturday evening. His father is Robert Paul. but had not been located by this morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-07
F. H,p. ROGERS DIES SUDDENLY
 AT KETCHIkAN

Succumbing to an apparent heart attack, Francis H. P. Rogers of Ju- neau, District Court Librarian anc Bailiff, died at Ketchikan shortly before noon Saturday, after collaps- ing at his desk in the Court Library there. MT .-ogers would have beer "A years old October 10.
 Born at Liverpool England, ir 1872, MT. Rogers first ventured tc Alaska in 1898, but only returned to live here approximately foul years ago, after his wife had passed away at Seattle. He has resided here with his sOn-in-laW and daugh- ter, MT and Mrs. Ernest Parsons Another daughter, Mrs. w. c. Drum mond, resides in Seattle.
 MT. Rogers came to America as { boy and lived few years in Ken lucky, with brothers. Returning tc England as a youth, he studied en- gineering in trade school there. New Unmarried, he came to Canada, he and his bride finally settling upor Texada Island, north of Vancouver B. c. It was there that the present Mrs. Parsons was born.
 Later moving to Tacoma, Wash ington, MT. Rogers became nat uralized citizen of the United States MT. Rogers was employed as ar accountant, in Tacoma and later 1T Seattle. He was appointed to his court position here about two anc one-half years ago.
 MT Rogers was a member of Se- attle Blue Ledge, F. and A. M., anc of the Seattle Scottish Rite Bodies He formerly was member of tht Seattle ELS Lodge but transferred his utilization to the Elks of Juneal year ago.
 MT. Rogers was an accomplished public speaker, possessed of re. sonant voice, and frequently wa. called upon to deliver commemora. tive addresses at public events.
 Arrangements are being made tt take the remains south from Ket- chikan this week to Seattle, where Mrs. Rogers lies. Mrs. Joel Mclean granddaughter of the deceased vii accompany MT Rogers body south
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-07

13,o0o gallon supply by the end of the trip.
 But Irvine told reporters the United States Armys new B-36 bomber could have made the same flight with a bomb load. The B-36 was designed for range of 10000 miles with a load" he explained, while the B-29 has range with load of 1000 miles"
 Arctic Flights Feasible
 Gn Washington, Gen. Car Spaatz, Army Air Forces Comman- der, said the journey had proved the feasibility of flight across the Polar wastes by properly equip ped aircraft" and had given valu- able information on problems of navigation, engineering, communi- cations, weather, fuel consumption and physical endurance).
 Col. Irvine said the flight had shown the magnetic North Pole to be about 200 miles closer to the geographical North Pole than scien- lists had believed When the plane passed north of the presumed mag netic Pole, it's magnetic compasses, instead of pointing south pointed toward the geographical pole after spinning wildly.
 Shortly before the Dreamboat was signed over Cairo, the Commander radioed grimly, T declare emer- gency.' He expressed fear the low fuel supply would unbalance the ship and landing would be danger ouS.
 But the plane touched down safe ly and the crewmen, tired from lack of sleep, stepped out to a welcome from the Royal Aero Club of Egypt. They talked with newsmen and then headed for Shepheard's Hotel and bath.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-07
DREAMB0AT HOP VOTED
 SUCCESSFUL
Pilot Declares Proves Sup. erfort Can Do Job of
 Defending U. 5.

CAIRO. Oct. 7.-The communica- tions officer of the SuperfortresS Pacusan Dreamboat, which flew nonstop 1o,925 miles over the Arctic Circle from Honolulu to Cairo, said today that commercial air service over the top of the world was practicable from communica- tions standpoint.
 It. Col. F. J. Shannon, called back to Army service especially for the test flight from his job as en- igineer for radio station WCAU in Philadelphia, said high radio ire quences were blacked out repeated ly by sunspot flareups but declared: :
 If commercial airways decide to use this region as an air route. l believe they could have successful communications with few well placed low frequency radio sta- tions"
 Shannon pointed out in an inter- view that the shortest distance be- tween many population centers was across the northern wastes.
 Average Speed 276 m.p.h.
 The Dreamboat landed at Payne Field in the desert near here at 9:57 am. Sunday (1l:57 pm. Sat urday, PST) -39 hours, 36 minutes after the takeoff on an epochal flight to test equipment in Polar weather. The speed av- craze was 276 miles an hour.
 Col. c. s. (BnD' Irvine of St. Paul, Neb., pilot of the big four engine Boeing and Commander of it's 10-man crew, said the flight had proved the Superiortress would do its job" of defending the United States lover any part of the world. v
 The Dreamboat had been stripped even of de-icing equipment to carry a heavier fuel load and had ex- hausted all except 400 gallons of its
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-07
M0T0RSHIp N0RTHLAND
 SOLD TO N0RWEGIAN5

SEATTLE, Oct. T.-Purchase of the motor vessel Northland of the Northland Transportation Co.,, for Norwegian shipping interests was announced today by Capt. Bjarne Qvale of the American Ship Supply Co.,, agents for the Nordenfjelrske Steamship Co.,, of Norway.
 The Northland, veteran of the Alaska trade, has been tied up for more than a year because of a union dispute on crew accommo- dations.
 She will have her refrigeration equipment repaired in Vancouver B. O., then load fish in the Cana dian city and Seattle for the voyage to northern European ports. A Nor wegian master and crew will arrive here late this month to sail her,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-07
LOCAL VOTERS
 HAVE PICK OF
 27CANDIDATES

In case you don't know it. to- morrow is general election day in Alaska, with voters going to the polls to cast ballots on two debated referendum issues - Statehood and the Blanket Primary-for election of a Delegate to Congress, Ter ritorial Treasurer, Territorial Commissioner of Labor and for members of the Alaska Legislature.
 According to law, all Territorial offices will be closed all day, while establishments selling intoxicating beverages will be closed during vot- ing hours-from 8 o'clock a m. until T o'clock pm. Banks also have posted closed signs for tomorrow City offices will be locked tight and no court business can be transacted, as it is a non-judicial day. District Court here is adjourned and it is expected that the office of the Clerk of Court will be closed.
 Juneau voters will mark ballots at three voting places: Precinct No. One in the Firt Apparatus Room of the City Hall; No. Two in the Gas tineau Hotel lobby No. Three in the Juneau Diaries office.
 It is impressed that no registra- ton is required to vote in the Ter ritorial election. Voters to be eli gible must have resided in Alaska for one year and in the precinct in which they vote for 30 days.
 Voters will select from among 27 candidates for office in the First Division; 13 candidates each on the regular Democratic and Republican tickets and one independent can didate. The tickets are:
 For Delegate to Congress two year term, one to be elected)-E. l.. Bartlett.
 For Territorial Treasurer -four year term, one to be elected)-Oscar G. Olson.
 For Territorial Commissioner oi
 
 Labor dour-year term, one to be Walter P Sharpe.
 For Alaska Senate -four year term, two to be elected = Frank Peratlovich and Andrew Gundersen.
 For Alaska House of Representa- tives (two-year term, eight to be elected G. E. Almquist, A. B. Cain, Chris Jennings, Andrew Hope, J. F. (Joe) Krause, Harry F. Newell, James Nolan, John w. Smith.
 Republican Ticket
 For Delegate to Congress (two- year term, one to be elected) -Almer J. Peterson.
 For Territorial Treasurer four- year term, one to be electedD Cash Cole.
 For Territorial Commissioner of Labor .4our-year term, one to be elected) Henry A. Benson.
 For Alaska Senate -four year term, two to be elected Il. P. Dawes and Jack Talbot.
 For Alaska House of Representa- tiveS (two-year term, eight to be elected) Dwight L. Cramer, Mrs. Elton Engstrom, Anita Garnick. Ed mund J. Krause, Harry G. Mccain, Frank D. Price, E. E. Robertson, Steve Vukovich.
 Independent Candidate
 For Territorial Commissioner of Labor-Ross E. Kimball.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-07
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Oct. !. - Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 5h, American Can 8l 7s Anaconda 37h, Curtiss- Wright 57s, International Harvester 72it. Kennecott 45, New York Central l5as, Northern Pacific 1872, U. S. Steel 68al. Pound $4.03as.
 Sales today were 9600O0 shares
 Dow, Jones averages today ara as follows; industrials l68.87, rails 46.65. utilities 34.4l,