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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

mately $500 50. #. warehouse or shop for
. light leaning assembly plant. Interested
in long or short term lease. Require, II
possible, all utilities. including gas. Any
location. Willing to install permanent
Leaning equipment in building. Temple
GRoUP OF SIX 4-family mod apis. : yrs
old. Rental in each apt. S54 $4,000 B.
A. trust. Priced S1S,950 ca. Ma. 1888.
RETURNED VETERAN wants to buy bldg.
suitable for store or lot to build Box
.S15-D. Star -24
eran wants to lease 400 or 500 So it with
store front: suitable for opening dry clean
ing agency; NV. section. Call DE. 1875
APPROX. 1900 SO. FIT, any 2nd comm
lot: location unimportsnt; for immediate
purchase. Phone RA S1S3 -c6
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FUTURE.

ADAM A. WESCHLEK . SON, auctioneers.
trustees sale at auction of premises.
41O6 New Hampshire Avenue. NV,
being . two-story and cellar brick dwell.
hsstea M spni b. lofl.1paGpSSsant TIC to authority
vested in me by the District Court of the
by decree entered in Civil Action No.
38367. I will. sell at auction, in front Of
the premises, on Tuesday, the 1st day Of
october, 1915, at nye o'clock P M, subject
to ratifcation by the Court, Lot assessed
1929. improved by the above premises;
Sale; $500 cash deposit will be required
cepted. One-third of the purchase money
two equal installments payable on or be-
fore one and two years from date OF
settlement Of ssle, represented BY the
Interest at So per snnum. payable semi.
trust on the property, Or the ,, purcnassr
purch.sss .s, shall comply With The terms % 9, 9,
ysod " 5atisstion ths dsDosit q
dan I, The shall pay u.
recording and notary fees. Purchaser u
70 have !. good and unsneumbsred title
SsIs%ss Ssldns wssssssvs HasssssE :.sss5c'
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ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKs BY Central
Motor Co., authorized GMC truck dealer
a new group Of trucks Just received. so to
eneSsi soH sms o&c' NC tons; fs4s
Studebaker, 2M tons 6x6.
Rnsaest t2Js 1942 GMC, Ia tons, 29-
Dumps-Is42 Chevrolet. ~ tons: 1910
Dodge. .1ta tons; 1912 GMc. 2lA tons.
Tract6rs-1942 White. model WA-126,
air brakes, IL .00-90 tires,
Semitrailers. new-l0.ton platform and
stake, air brakes. 10000 tires; under
low ceiling.
Command cars-1e42 Dodge si-ton. j..
Ptckups--5l942 Dodge, A-ton, some with
Winches.
wreckers-1942 GMc ga tons.
Jeeps-1942 Ford; l942 Willys.
Vans--l942 GMC, ga tons,
Caterpillar tractor Allis-Chalmers,
l2 tons.
Bodies--1o and IL steel-carso bodies
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 3143 Lee hwy.
Arlington. Va. Daily and Saturday, 8 to g.;
Sunday, 10 to 8. I'll. 1000.
To reach; Out through GEORGETOWN,
cross Key Bridge. turn right onto Lee hwy.
IRouts 2i1 or 2s)., drive 1h miles.
DODGE ton-and-a-haf new open-panel
truck, suitabls for produce delivery or
hucksters truck. Also bags and scale. RA.
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IN THE DISTRICT. COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Colum-
anf.ts Gd vsef. Ne lss
ing Tor Publication notification, as. to
the 81 o tss IN wrnr ds
the gath day Of August 1913. purporting to
be the last will and testament OF Valeris
"vi TO Wilhsm ' R wslker. Walker. John John E. Persinr.
Mrs, Bertha snitchler Not to be found it
Is; by the Court, this ard day OF Sept.
down for trial on the 18th day of Oct.
| 946. and that this order and the sub
stance of said issues be published once a
week for four successive weeks in The
Washington Law Reporter sns twice
geeS seS ior the same period In The Evening
Follows: s"e One: Was s. the PAPER psper 'f Writins m
.4th day Of August, 1916. The last VIM
Two, Was the said paper writing dated
the 24th day, Of August. l945, purporting
TO be the last will and testament Of
tested in due, form, as required by law?
Three: Three: Was the said vsleria Lewis At the
hi %ns g. e sa pspe o. Of
writing Of sound and disposinE mind and
sus 4th va: a:y ns St .sa Hnsus ntDfF s15 HrG.
t,,h tanned, or the execution thereof. or the
subscTiption b thereto prosuEed from the
deceit prscticed upon the said Vsieria
Lewis by Anthony p. szunnila or any other
person or persons? Five; Was the. said
thereof procured from th. said vsieris
Lewis, deceased, by the undue influence or
ssas 0a sssY .'n Justice eers04S. g eonsent saN
Joseph A. ASH, Attorney for Caveator.
atee. tSeal A True Copy. Attest: MEL
for tn. District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
xep9 1e,1619.o3. 90, 80 .oct3
SAMUEL J: LHoMMEDIAN. Atterney.
$40 Washinston Loan = Trust Bldr..
KonsRTw wn'hinft1P; s. ns,iPs.y. 2; c.., ..,.r..
SEQ WashinEten Loan 4 Trust BIdr..
In re-; NOTICE OF LIMITED PART
q certificate fled september 10. 1915.
with the Clerk Of the District Court of
Place NV. and Earle M. Dawson Of z405
Yuma street NV. both OF washington.
to be known as Dawson % EXPORT Company any
to conduct in the District Of Columbia.
and elsewhere. the business Of brokerage
and the expectation and importation Of
to continus from April 80. 1915. 10 Au-
gust 80, 1947. inclusive, and to be under
the MANAGEMENT OF Charles T.; Dawson.
limited partner. who contributed In
cash the sum of $1,000 to the capital Of
the company and shall be liable only for
the .na he nh has to the
ans. of the debts or obliganons OF the
partnership. (sealo CHARLES E.. DAW;-
SON, General Partner. EARLE NJ DAW-
SON, Special Partner. Trading as Dawson
EXPORT COMPANY 4-- 49,.
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Q. 9As dealer you hold:
AA753 2A105 oAK7 &Al02
What il yollr opapipo hidc

A-This hand is too big for a bid Of
one no-trump. containing as 1t does i've
honor tricks or q point count of 90. But
Of two no-trump, which would require 20.
The suggested bid is one club rather than
ns It easy Tor partner to zone respond Dc % Il he has
mild hand with one of the red suits
which he might chance to show at the
level Of one, but would not be willing to
bid at the level Of two.
(Copyright, 1946. by Charles H. Gsren)
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AUTO PAlNING.

AUTO PAINTlNG-Complete Job S3s up
work gusranteed. GILBERT. 4102 Pa.
ave; wee ext; Sc; II: s539:
day service. Call RA. 1852 for appoint
ment.. 23s
AyTO PAINTING, body and framework.
ewes. ana week ends 8O1 North Quincy
St. Ariington, Va CH, 81 a. B
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

! 500 YLK FLORIDA AVE. NV metal
.arAges and 4 4O-ft. alley: will rent as
whole at reasonable rent q metal ga
rsge for 2 cars in the rear OF 200 blk. OF
MORGAN SC; good alley, cheap rent, Apply
YORK ave. NA. sls5, RA. ass8. ga
1859 CHURCH sT. NV. near Dupont
Circle. between and Que, 18th and
1Sth sts.: $40 month. DE. 1918, DU. 1897.
ewes. 50, ~
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FARMS WANTED.

SMALL Fam With modern bungaloV. or
chard, sarden. near transportation, Box
SiTSi Rent SMALL FARM. up to 80 tiii.bIe
acres; livable house: within SO miles b. c.
RE. 4142, Ext. 1895: weekdays S.30-5
Ewes, and week ends call GL 647b "a
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LOTS WANTED.

FAY CASH Tor. lots in D. or nearsy
WANTED-Approx. 60-ft. front or more,
1St commercial building site in coIored
development in or around D. c. Box 277-
@, Sta --9s
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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 10. If you have
'Lettered-O Out" correctly it's seaside,
Answer to Saturdays Letter-Out.
Cd PROFITS-PRO6IT q toastl.
ID GENIUS-NEGUS (wine and water).
tSD RESIDED-DERIDE (scoh).
(Tl ARTIST-STAR climbing device).
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

FACTORY BUD.T. sizes 12x20 and e0X20
STRAND. BUILT. overhead doors. Easy
terms. immediate delivery. Visit our dis
play OF models. 11O9 Jefferson Davis hwy.
Arlington. Va. Open m to p m. Sun
day and bJ1idAyS. or phone ia. 2164.
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BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
The mother has OF paues Dho constantly aoos
the mechanics of housekeeping conpdnionhip NTH
Not This

Mother-Quit teasing me to play
croquet I must iron out these cur
tains and do a thousand things be-
fore my club meets here. Your
fathers coming home early and he'll
plav with YOU.
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@. AS dealer you hold:
A532 VQ1096 oAK109 AAJ

A diamond opening would be un-
sound inasmuch as no convenient rebid
would be available II partner happened
to respond with bid OF two clubs. The
two clubs a two diamond bid can be made
at the cheapest possible level
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

In cooperation With OPA, ad-
UertiSements under Automobiles 5or
Sale must include make, year,
model, body type. price and state
ment within OPA Ceiling"
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TOMORROW.


THOs. j. OWEN 4 son, auctioneers, 4sb
Southern Building-Trustees' sale Of valu-
able fve-room frame dwelling known as
premises No. sos H st. aw. By virtue Of
1915. being Instrument No. 1856, re:
corded April 22, lg46. smong the land
at the request Of the party secured there.
by; the understand trustees viii sell at At
TUESDAY. the oath day Of September, AD
described land and premises, situate In
the District Of Columbia, and DESIGNATED
as and being the west 16 feet front ON
III st: By the fun depth q original lot 3 8
square Terms, Sold subject to prior
building association 1st deed of trust for
xl,321 .OS. and a prior End deed Of trust
for, Sso5:ss: further paTTtieulars Of which .s
purchase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit of $500 REQUIRED
Conveyancing, recording, etc. at pur-
chaser's cost. Terms to be complied with
within 30 days. otherwise deposit forfeited
ana the property may be advertised and
rssold at the discretion Of the trustees.
STEIN, trustees. se.13. l6.19.2l.23.
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MONEY WANTED
NOTICES.

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST NOTES for
sale. MURRAY CO., 1923 l. st. NV. Ma,
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ACREAGE WANTED.

IS on MOkE ACREs, within Il miles Of
the Q. 8; Capitei sldss preferably with
to provide homes for members who are al
veterans OF World War II, and their fami-
lies). Answer by letter, stating location,
of utilities. stores. schools. churches and
transportation. VETERANS MUTUAL
HOUSING ASSN, INC, 347 K IT. s.w,,
IN shippfnn n
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

BUILDING LOTS-win ex-
change. submit yours, ressrdless of loca-
tion. EDWARD BOWERS, 1104 18th st.
n ". RE. 2O29 94s
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Points for Parents
!
HORIZONTAL.

Mother-You dust the chairs while
I dust the furniture and then we'll
have plenty of time to play croquet.
I can scarcely wait to get outdoors
it's such q grand day.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

TRUCK, 1S49 Dodge. van 1K-ton: within
OPA ceiling: $l.400. Call WALTER BFHE.
LU. l144., 24s
LARGE TRUCK, by the hour or lob: hard
wood slabs, about 4" long, Sl2 per cord.
Call SINGER. WA. 1884. "a
DODGE 1911. half-ton stake: low mileage
perfect condition. dual rear wheels. 9 good
9.00xI6 S-ply tires. Fails Church 1451-
- - -24
FORD. stake body truck; good condition:
ton and half, dual rear wheels. Call
Owens 1888. -23
CHEVROLET 1912 tractor and trailer;
frst class condition: for sale or trade
4S17 N. 13th ST., Arlington, OK. 0370.
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SAMUEL J. LHOMMEDIAN, Attorney,
$50 Washingten Loan 4 Trust BldE..
Washington. d. c.
ROBERT d. OGLESBY, Attorney,
b2O WashinEten Loan T. Trust BIdE..
AUcTtok-SAtES. r
....r AVStbVN SAke9.
zED L. WILLIAMS 4 zED L. WnTIAM

ZED 1. WILLIAMS 4 ZED L. WILLIAMS.
Jr, uctioneers-Auction.a at williams Aue-
S aee' More MsT a1sf an liter Iaf e
adtprnmenss. .t. hric- ,bras and md other deco
nsse raised iseauer fns desafstiy,' es essinet met
about ,36 in. wide by s It. high; secretary
SSsss hshSss; sh;Ss crotch MahSgany iTsoT-
place fender and andirons: Chinese. teak
decorative inisid mahogany chairs. VARIOUS
styles: coffee, lamp. end, library and other
useful tables: many coloyful vases. jars.
bronze figures. .statuettes, lamps and busts;
ppsh,e oor S %Sdsi radiG Tany
fancy and others; Persian brass PEDESTAL
and srdiniere to match: walnut bedroom
M.rtn sass m.Ds sod aRss a s s music rn1
record cabinet: bronze clock on black mar
BILE base, Bohemisn, American and other
splendid odd dressers, Chests, robes and
vsnities odd beds wood and metal, single
and double: studios; 1ne French style. de-
foot. = dandy; ladies writing desks. Rugs,
blue and other 9xl2 f1ne-xrsde Chinese;
coloIful Persian Bokaras, in runners and
entail 9xI2. In bright norsl pattern. rose
and blue Sparta. heavy pile, hne condition
S other t,e1n Inss. various sizes and Kinds. Phi
IMrORTANT ESTATE SALE and storage
sale. including bedroom suites. dir9nv room
suites. uDholstered sofas and chairs. dl-
pictures, table and noor lamps. trunks.
beddins, personal enects, etc, at public
auction at Sloan's Galleries. 716 18th St.
NV, Wednesday, September 25. starting
at 10 am. By order OF Olive B. Lacy.
Committee. estate Of Louise Neavitt. Union
STORAGE Co., Inc. for storage charses. and
from other owners. Now on exhibition.
C.. q. SLOAN l. CO. Inc, auctionsers,
established 1891. Terms: Cash. II
ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 son, suctioneers
Large. attractive sale Of used and new
and RcA radios. Victorian sofa. opera and
set, costume jewelry. pair porcelain mantel
urns 80 opera chairs, etc. By order
Henry P. Blair. Executor estate Georsia
c. Lea: Kriegs Express 6r Storage Co. and
other consisnors. By auction at Wesch-
lers, SO5 st. NV tomorrow. com,
mencing $40 am. and continuing until
late afternoon. Twin and double bedroom
groups. walnut secretary. used and new
living room groups, odd sofas, new white
group with nested and cocktail tables.
studio and sofa beds. new baby carriages;
cribs and youth beds. drop leaf, cocktail
and end tables; chests Of drawers, dress
1S. vsnities, chairs and rockers, table
and foor electrolieres, kitchen and utility
cabinets, gss ranges. odd beds, spiral and
box springs, inner-spring mattresses. curio
cabinets. large mahogany and oak dining
extension tables with leaves. cedar chest.
other items of household furniture and
nArgnnal effects
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FARMS FOR SALE.

GAS STATION, land, small house wanted
70 buy; 1915 miles from D. c. Box ll4-J,
Star oAs
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AuToMosIlEs WANTEp.

BUICK on PACKARD Al or az, for pri-
vate party; must be clean and low mile
age. THMNA. CO. S032. 2e'
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

BUYS ALL MAKES, all body
ss sehsf MI s 81 an fea s.ns an hss hs
dollar appraisal, or bring title and truck
to PARKWAY MOTOR CO., 305l M ST.
NV. f2S years of fair dealingD 30
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1880. IN HIGHLY restricted section OF
N. Arlingto curb, gutter, sewer and water
included in price Of lot. All cash.
100x120 wooded lot. well located in
Lyon Park: utilities In street: 2 blocks from
10c bus to Wash; priced reasonably; half
cash
Level lot. partly wooded. in Jefferson
Park. Alex. excellent quality homes in
neighborhood. First 81 800 cash takes IT.
Exclusive with ARCHIE H. DANIELS, !,
Broker. GL. 406O or DI s1s9. "a
COLORED,. 1000 BLK. of 4sth st. ne,
nr. Sheriff rd.-Beautiful lots. 10O-ft
deep, all Improvement, ouv or" or r,o"A.
TY CO. MA. 1854 or HO. 1858 IA
COLORED, 5,8?3 SO. FIT. fronting on 3rd
st. NV, near T St.-Best buy for apt
REALTY CO. MI 2OSu. -24
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GARAGES WANTED,
MoIoRcYcLEs.

LOCATED NEAR 35th AND SITS. NV:
S5 per month. Please call MI. 1888 "a
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AuToMoeILEs FoR HIRE.

TAXICABs FOR RENT. Caii Emerson
70e6. 1924 41st st. NV.
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McCAY, Mclean, Va, GIL 1915
Near Arcola, Va, bet. Highways 211 and
so. 30 mi. from D. c., 230 scres, attractive
b-rm. remodeled house, part log construc-
tion. part clapboard: 2 stone nreplaces
good well, tenant house, COW shed. horse
about "a clear; $4,000. terms
Is mi. from D. c.. "a mi. OF Leesburs
pike, in Va, 90 acres, 83 acres cleared
now being farmed: good S-rm. house. am 4
except furnace; good outbuildingS, 2 barns
chicken houses, etc. ,Wster in every neld
guest house with bath. S25, 800. terms.
Near Manassas. Va, excellent sraZing
farm, 275 acres, 81 mi. from d. c.: live
able 6-rm. house. wells, electricity. Ice
barn. other outbuildings. All farm equip
ment, including good tractor and hay in
barn. Approx ] mi road frontage on
Highway GIL and 2. mi. on Cedar Run
81 Z 900 terms ---pb
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-21
20 YEARS AGO TIT fTE EMPIRE

21, 1926
 big July and special the feature The committeeman were Harry Sperlng Friend Shepard J C. Hayes
 Miss Virginia formerly bookkeeper the Rhodes narment Store at Tacoma Deputy Marshal Albert White.
 The scheduled arrive the next Alexander for with local business The Nugget Apartments according to Simpson,
 management of the Twin Glacier Camp planned parties every weekend
 w. Hockey from Portland Oregon had available this section for a paper manufacturing plant
 registered at the Cas- ineau.
 G Samples registered Tenakee Alaskan Weather report High, 60; low 55 clear
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-21

script for "The Life of Dr. Sun Yet Sen," a new movie to be made by Producer Lester Cowan. Per- hapS General Marshall could use oriental curiosity to persuade both sides to get together. Assistant Secretary of the Navy John Ken ny is the latest to knife President Trumans atomic control policy. Kenny testified on Capitol Hill that he was personally in favor of giving the military greater control over atomic energy-which was di- rectly contrary to his commander in-chief. British Tories are urging ex-Prime Minister Winton Churchill to resign as Tory Leader of Commons and devote himself solely to writing his memoirs. They seem to feel he can be more useful in private life.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-21

the U. S. would need an auxiliary source of armament production. Argentina, he claimed, has 50 per- cent of all Latin Americas indus trial capacity and could quickly convert to the output of war ma terials. Most of the memorandum was taken up with an attempt to prove these points by elaborate statistics.
 Peron's plan calls for the li- censing by the United States of Argentine munitions manufactur- CTS, under government supervision, to produce specific items. The var iety of such items would be as wide as possible, including guided mis- siles such as rockets, plus other -to-the-minute equipment, ESQ that Argentina might be, in truth a representative secondary arSen- al."
 The Argentine request is con- sidered here a masterpiece of sheer cheek, coming after the State De- partments long and bitter cam- paign against the pro-Nazi regime in Argentina. Army officials here have made no comment. Some of ten privately think the scheme might be used to exercise effective control over Argentina and thus throttle Dictator Perons expan- sionist aims.
 (CoPYRIGHT. BELL SYNDICATE, INC. 1946)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-21
WAGES AND PRICES

In the course of the public discussions concerning wage policy winter it pointed out frequently that there were limits beyond which wages could not be increased without the necessity of raising prlces In most of it's negotiations the AFL kept this factor in mind The CIO on the other hand particularly the JAW insisted that large wage increases could take place without price increases Experience during the past few months has demonstrated fully the naccuracy of these claims. The prices of steel meat and Work clothes to mention but few, had to be increased as
 result of the higher costs incurred when wages were raised Although action has yet been taken the railroads also have applied for higher rates to com pensate for the higher wages they have had to pay
 The latest in this series of price increases stem ming directly from wage increases is found III the OPA announcement that the retail prices of General Motors automobiles have been increased Because part of the higher wholesale price of is to be absorbed by dealers the retail price increases have been limited to maximum of $6O In light of these higher prices, it is clear that if General Motors had been forced to pay more than the 18a cents an hour finally agreed upon, the entire amount in excess of that figure would have had to be reflected in higher retail prices By this action OPA has indicated the inaccuracy of the JAW position on this question
 The lessons to be learned from our experience of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-21
The Washington MeHy-Go-Round
fContinued from Page One)

triot, he (Mikhailovitch) was re- garded by most of his countrymen as traitor All this was the inev- itabie result of his decision to re- gard the partisans rather than the Germans as the main enemy. . :. |.
 "The present alignment of Chet- nix forces on the side of the Ger mans today is neither accidental nor remediable. It is inherent in the very nature of the Chetnik standpoint. To hope to reform or 'galvanize' the Chetnik organization into anti-AxiS activity is to misun- derstand it's very essence. The Chetniks are not so much the ad- herentS of a clear-cut political pro- gramme as the product of psy- chological state of mind-the frus- tration, confusion and resentment resulting from the sudden collapse of the state.
 ITO look for any prominent lead CTS or elements within Mikhailo- vitch's Chetnik organization as uncompromised by collaboration or with a consistent record of anti Axis action behind them is an il- fusion. None such exists. The Chet- nix rank and file may have been nlisled and still be potentially cap- able of action within the partisan forces, but their leaders have con- tributed nothing to the record of Jugoslavias heroic three years re- sistance, nor can they be expected 10 contribute anything to her ap-
 preaching resurgence," British h.
 telligence concluded
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-21
Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN submit the figures Say FOREGOING
 
 OFTEN MIsPRONOUNCED: as n LIs DAY, accent second syllable.
 Ss.
 happiness, affluence
 a times and Let Todys CONUNIQUE (French communication unstressed, CUBE in IT, in sylable).
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-21
MAILMAN SULLIVAN

Too little attention is paid in this politics. ridden capital to the quiet, unassuming officials who consistently do bang-up job.
 One of them is Assistant Post master General Gael Sullivan. Coming from Chicago and trained under Mayor Ed Kelly, Sullivan at first looked like pure political appointee. In six months, however, he has become one of the most eff fective members of the Little Cab inet.
 On July lst, Sullivan will see one of his dreams come true-when re- gularly scheduled helicopter mail deliveries will begin in the Los Angeles area. Sullivan is also ex- perimenting with jet planes ana rockets for swifter mail service hopes to have 12-hour mail service between any two communities in the U. s. A. He is also working on 9 plan for shipping all first-class mail by air at any time Congress gives him the green light. Three cent air mail, he believes, is moi only possible, but practical.
 Sullivan is one bureaucrat who is ieally underpaid. Any morning you can find him at his desk by 7:3( am. and he never leaves before 8 pm. When you add up the hours Sullivan puts in on his job and the pay he receives, his hourly wage is less than that of Philadelphia gar