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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE-6 rms,
summer and winter hookup; Al con-
BROKERS, ATTENTION.! win exchange
acreage and building lots for income prop,
erty Our properties located on River and
Bradley rds and Conn. ave, Mont. Co.
Nd, and South Capitol st. extended. P. g.
Co. Md. South Capitol st. is soon to be
connected with new South Capitol Street
Bridge, now under construction, bringing
our 800 acres in this locality within l 8
minutes of Washingtons business center.
FULTON R. GORDON, owner, 1927 Eye
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REAL estate WANTED.

Cash FOR d. C.. Mo. and Va. houses
and nearby farms and approved 2nd-
trust notes FULTON R. GORDON, 1927
Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50 Iii pm. Brokers
faSfatspi FOR SATISFACTORY SALE of your prop
erty, D. C.-Md..- please call HOMER M
HUNTER. WA: 5s4s. 47o9 BALTIC ave-
Hyattsville, Md.
PROPERTIES, all kinds. that can be ex-
changed for Arlington building lots
BOWERS, 11O4 18th ST. NV, RE. 2029.
WE SELL HOUSES, farms, dairy and poul-
try farms, waterfront and industrial prop
erty List yours with A. S. DON1PHAN &
SON, 405 Doniphan Bldg, Alexandria, Va.
Phone AL. OS40.
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OVER 5000 SO. FIT. in Sc. Wash: next
to r. r. siding; 1-story brick bldg, 49xsO,
located on corner Of ground; can be purs
chased in. part or in its entirety; grand
location for any wholesale business or
warehouses: charms, Call D1. s7@4. NJ
RASILIKO REALTY CO. ~
GEO. II. WILLIAMS CO.-Industrial prop
erty with rr. near D. C. line, of Kenil-
worth ave; reasonably priced. Pedersen.
ALExANDRIA sECTIoN-Entire square
about $1,000 So, it,. railroad spur and all
public utilities already in the streets, op-
posite large DEVELOPMENT now under way;
81 per square foot. On. railroad. water,
sewer and power available; e6 about ono !sreoo
feet in another; so cents per square foot.
Near railroad with PUBLIC utilities available,
large or small areas; IS cents per sauare
foot LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1913 K
on THE RAILROAD in Georgetown-one
Of the best distributing locations in The
ties from the overhead roadway soon to
be built. about 5000 square feet at a
mote locations Ask for Mr.. Gay. LOUIS
P SHOEMAKER, 1919 * st. NV Ma
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ouT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE.

FLORIDA-S acres in south END OF West
thToash 70 oda Lake WORTH with ii IipaTis13 ,asa3
RSSSStfipuGfY sfaS Fgas HOUSE for Ssnt
Nov. to Maya3 bedrms;, 2 baths, maids maids
RoBINsoN, 214 s.w. 4th ST.. Dania; sos Fla.
HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
snug fisherman's haven; ideal climate on
Florida's Gulf Coast: fertile homesites, l
to acres, fronting. or near salt water;
community boat dock privil.; hard road;
elec.; titles guaranteed: priced as low as
5000, S45 down, S15 mo-. immediate pos
session. For beautiful illustrated free
booklet, write or phone E. ]. GRAY, 6915
Fairfax I'd, Bethesdan 9n.T W ~ a454 some land
in Southern Florida. Either coast on salt
water; prefer Punta Gorda, Fort Pierce;
up to $4,000. Will trade 2 "a acres Of
subdivision land. .unencumbered, bordering
on District of Columbia, or Will pay cash.
BEAUTIFUL ESTATE, on the. Connecticut
shore Of Long Island Sound; 61a acres, very
attractively handicapped; handsome main
house, IL rooms, 5 baths; gardeners cot
tase. rooms and bath; 4-car garage, with
Groom and bath apt. over same; gym
nasium, tennis court and private COCK
good train connections. Priced under re,
production cost. For further details cali
Mr.. White, with WIN. M. THRocKMOR-
TON, Realtor, DI. 6092.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

TEL. ANS. SERVICE and mailing address;
pub stenos., statistical tipping. manu-
scripts, mimeo.: prompt service. Di. 3d4l.
AVAILABLE space for artist, accountant
or public stenographer, etc. F street loca-
ton. Phone Monday between and il,
ME 1SOH
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

able Garner commercial property with a
frontage of 1O0-ft. by a depth of e63-ft,, :,
now improved only by, a frame house. is
offered at an attractive price for i'm
mediate sale; terms if required. Please
call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE.
DOWNTOWN LoT,-on Eve neor low.
NV, 26x1OO; a reasonable offer may buy
it, Please call HARRY l. rRIE--...-.,
Broker. RE. 1166.
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ACREAGE WANTED.

FROM OWNER OR BROKER-Cash for
i to 80 acres, Silver Spring, or within 10.
mile radius, in Md. House Use need not
ALL CASHSSmail tract, close-in d: G..
zoned for apis. or with possibility OF re-
zoning. Give details. Box 2O5-M. star
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STORES WANTED.

SMALL SHOP, downtown. suitable for cos
tune jewelry. Write Box 60-R, Star. or
ndFsIREs STORE SPACE for exclusive
handmade hlouses and costume jewelry in
select shopping district: willing to share
space and expense. MI. 713l or AD 74o0.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

SECOND TRUST LOANS on property in
b. G., Md and Va. Prompt service at
lowest rates From $500 to $1,000. LUS-
TINE & BERENTER, 1923 Vermont ave.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

plumbing or cleo, u mi. from hard road,
s25 per mo; also farm hand wanted; A.
P. JONES, Fairfax, Va. Phone 3-W-2;o
NICE 2-BEDROOM furnished bungalow. 8
miles out of city; nice community: near
schools and shopping: all modern conyen-
housekeeper: references required; $50 per
mo. M. r: BROYHILL g. CO., INC CH.
5000 weekdays. I'll
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
WRITER WANTS 2-3 rm. furn. cabin or
cottage. am.c, rustic wooded site, Potoma C
River or nearby Va Box all I'M, Star. 2Os
OFFICES WANTED,

ATTORNEY, recently resigned from Gov
ernment service, desires, room in LAWYER S
suite: will share secretarial and steno-
Rox 301 M Star 20a
aPPRoxIMATEIY aP4 3SxIMiI IsI 500 FT., reasonable
vator service; location not essential Box
LAWYER desires space in office building;
will share all expenses and could bring
Competent legal secretary into association
ARCHiTECT-ENGINEER needs 1,0O0-1 200
or north of Virginia ave. to oath ST.: occu-
pancy next few weeks. Bog SIR: Star;
MANUFACTURERS REPRESENTATIVE de;
sires / or 2 furnished or unfurntshed
rooms downtown. Write full details. Box
1921, Star. -Io
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

STUDIO ROOM, monthly basis. available
by arrangement for business person: sleep
ing facilities; next to bath; quiet street
near Dupont Circle. Box 200-L. Star.
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR SALE

JUST OFF N. Y. AVE. N.E.-About $4,000
So it. of paved End commercial ground
with 21S # Of street frontage: So per IT.:
Or viii lease: A. NJ. ROTH Woodward
g6MfMEkciaf gldsf, "a GSsei GROUND along of Alex
ardria's principal thoroughfares; zoned for
garages, bottling works, laundries, gas sta
tionS, barbecue stands. etc. For details
ABOUT $4,000 SO. FIT. industrial ground
in D, c., on B. & o. Railroad; reasonable.
A. M ROTH. woodward Bldg, MA. 1896.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

REAR 2I5 3rd ST. NW.-An ideal loca-
ton for. small office, warehouse, storage
cars; rental S75 per mo. HENRY J. RoBB
INC, 1924 VT. ave. NV. DI. Sal. -22
WAREHOUSE, rear of 903 E ST. NV:
floors and elevator: approximately 5000
So # Call MR.. G.. Ma. 1896. 20
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

SPACE WANTED for small woodworkin
shop; location secondary. FRANK NOR
RISON. ST.. 3755. -22
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GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-1-story freproof
warehouse, 10000 sa. TT. floor space
zoned End comm. so D; constructed Sc
that additional stories may be added
For appoint call Kopit, EX. $685.: IL
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THE OLD DOMINION HAS TO OFFER YOU

THE OLD DOMINION HAS TO OFFER YOU:
/. 2-story brick; s. bedrooms and bath,
venient to everything,
2stqry ag brick s lEns nar ,soond LOOM ,dnr dining
bedrooms and bath. fun basement: in E.
very nice section OF North Arlington and
vacant.
5 rooms and bath on first floor and ! large
bedroom on second floor full basement; oil
&C heat. convenient to shopping and
1. Brick, semidetached, living room, din
ing room and kitchen on the first floor: 9
bedrooms on second floor: full basement,
oil air.eonditioned nfHtn heat; near Columbia
5. Just the property for a doctor. An
older frame house that can be renovated
very nicely; on a 75xloo corner on Will
i TilI be a pleasure to sseE serve YOU. OLD
RoMsIGs 5QS sR sad5 HEeaTY ox sass so' Washington
vile, Va. approx. 225 It. back. Improved
BY old Col; res, stone; Il +. baths. oil
ha
quarters, stone; several old box bushes in
yard, shade: a wonderful place for a
res, school or convalescert home: 100000.
IL a.. 7-r. old Col res stone; elec. and
water as6Nrp 3 e. this pfoperty Is beIne
c. G ELSA. Realtor. BIuemont. Va.
: ROOMS AND BATH (fullv furnished)-
Asbestos shingles. lot 90x135:. oil burner,
h-wh.: large front porch; close to
schools; stores and transportation: price
$4,000
Frame house near Lyon Park. consist
ing, of three bedrooms, two Kitchens, two
50x11O. side and front porch. garage: re-
duced from $4,000 to SIS 500. adjoining
commercial property. (This is very
Large frame house, five bedrooms.
large sleeping porch. fireplace. coal
Six-room and bath frame house, recrea-
ton room. oil burner; h.-W;h., fireplace,
thing, ithis is commercial property; price
SIT, 300. REIBLE. Agent, OK. 0515 or
GIL 1928 20
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ulJhrIhe ACCOMMODATIONS
STORES FOR RENT.

UCK BLIND PRIVILEGE-Bes shooting
otomac River: 1,500 feet; Ss5. Metro
olitan 03TT.
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INDUS. PROP. FOR RENT OR SALE.

SALE OR LEASE-4-story brick warehouse
36x56. over $4,000 sa.ft. Of land. Zoned
industrial; suitable for mfg, plant or
wholesale warehouse. priced right. GAINES
g. BRUIN, Alex. 0914. 24s
OiKANsnt
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LOOK HERE; COLUMBIA Fores|5-Tm
Colonial, 2 bedrms.. tile bath, equipped
kit utility tgo rm lge sao sleyatsd level lot
Westover-5-rm. Colonial brick: tile
bath, screened porch. oil heat, steel con-
Priced at S12,95O, with $1,000 cash;
balance easy terms. CHI. 1852, CHI. 4434,
OK. 3120. 20
e-BEDROOM MODERN brick house. $12,-
600; $1,000 cash, terms.
PreWar Cape Cod, 3 bedrooms, S13,750.
Broom modern house on corner acre,
with shade trees and shrubbery, located on
4 bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor, 5 rooms
and bath on 1st floor, 2-car garage in
basement: priced right at S22,500 Owner
NJ. E. CHURcH. Realtor, lis West Broad
St, Falls Church. Va. Phones: Falls
Church 29RO and 2090-W. 20
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidings available
zoned Industrial: both in D. c. and nearby
Maryland: small or large acreage: long or
short-term lease, PEBBLES CHEMICAL
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-e-family house, large liy-
ing room. dining room. 2 bedrooms eodI 11,e
bath modern equipped klocneht o tfe G bath Bat and
kitchen on md floor; full basement, oil
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you a home, rent free at the same time
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consumption, 5 baths, Including l on first
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YOUR SILVER. linen and $4,000; move
into this completely furnished, 3-bedroom
house on acre wooded lot. near transpor-
tation; fish pool automatic nab neat SUosal
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IN CONVENIENT LYON PARK--We have
this excellent 3-bedroom home; large liv-
Ing room with fireplace, large dining
room. bedroom, bath. equipped kitchen
and screened porch on first floor second
Very Very nice lawn and detached Lear ga
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bungalow lovely rooms are arranged;
Living room with fireplace, dining room
with built-in china, closet equipped kitch-
on first floor; one large room on second
floor; full basement with half bath Oh
&C heat; large level lot; detached ga
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Convenient to parochial school, Now va
cant and possession. in five days. Can be
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-25
AGGIES OUT
 TO RE5NARE
 NCAA TITLE
Foothills KurIand Paees Cowboys TrompIing
 of Golden Bears
BY JOE RE1cHLER

NEW YORK, March 25.-Led by Bob (Foothills) Kurland, the Okla homa Aggie, defending National Collegiate Athletic Association bas- ket ball champions, will invade New York's Madison Square Garden to- morrow night in a history-making attempt to become the first two time winner of the eight-year- tournament.
 The Saltwater, Okla, Cowboys, fresh from their 52-35 humping of California which followed an easy 44-39 conquest of Baylor to enable them to retain their Western Reg icnal NCAA title, will be opposed by EO-kgvictorywillbjjee
 North Carolina, whose overall BOA won and list record compares favor able to the Aggies' 30 wins in 32 games.
 The White Phantoms of Chapel Hill earned the right to meet the Aggies in the East West playoff by eliminating New York University 57-49, and Ohio State 60-57 in over time, to capture the Eastern Reg ional NCAA crown.
 The Aggies- -Tarheels clash will present an individual scoring duel between Kurland and North Caro- lina's John (Hook) Dillon. By pouring in 29 points against Cali fornia Saturday night, the Agsies' seven-foot center became the lead ing collegiate scorer in the country with 620 points. Dillon, whose 31 points had much to do with the success of the White Phantoms in the tournament, has accounted for 436 points to win place among the nations top ten pointmakers.
 Kurland will be backed by for wards Weldon Kern and Sam Au- brey. and guards Glake Williams and J. IL. Parks. The Tarheel starting five is expected to be Hor- ace E(Bones) Mckinney, center; Jim White and Dillon, forwards; and Jim. Jordan and Bob Paxton, guards.
 ohio State, whose loss to North Carolina Saturday night, was it's second overtime defeat in the last two eastern finals, will meet Cali folnias in a preliminary to the Aggie-T -Ttarheels struggle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-25

DRINK KING BLACK LABEL.
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At meeting of the Boy Scouts
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SporisBriefs
(BY TIE AssocIArED pREssl

GREENSBORO, N c. Sam Snead, Hot Springs, Virginia, fin- ished with two par-cracking rounds of 67-66 to win the S7,500 Greensboro Open golf tournament with a 72-hole score of 270. Herman Keiser, Akron, O., finished second with 276. Lloyd Mangrum, Los Angeles, was third with 279.
 NEW YORK - Don Budge and Bobby Riggs split in two matches Saturday. Riggs won the afternoon Red Gross benefit contest, 4-6, 6-3 and 6-2, and Budge the night affair 7-5,6-3, It was Budges first triumph in nine matches with Riggs on their country tennis tour.
 LAYFETTE, Ind.--Michigan won the University Division title and Miami of Ohio the College Division title at the Purdue Indoor Relays. Harrison billiard of Baldwin-Wal- lace WAS ltlt lIitllNiNudl oeoi "AoAA = doublet triumph in the Hurdles, set ting an American Indoor record of 6.S seconds for the 60-yard low hurdles.
 NEW YORK - Oklahoma A. and M, packed by Bob Kurland who scored 29 points, captured the Wes- tern NCAA Basketball Champion ship by routing California, 52,35.
 DENCER, Colo. The Phillips 66 Oilers won the National AAU Basketball Championship by whip ping the San Diego Dons 45-35. Third spot went to the Ambrose Jellymakers, who shot their way to a 44-36 victory over the 10th Gen. tury-Fox, the other emi-finalist, in the consolation playoff.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-25
kUR0WSKl SPOT FILLER BIGGEST
 CARD QUESTION

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Mar. 25. As most of the Florida -based clubs went into their final full week of training today before break ing camp and heading north, this question was being asked with in creasing interest:
 Can the St. Louis Cardinals do it without Whitey Kurowski?"
 Up to a comparatively few days ago. there was an almost unanimin- ity of opinion among baseball men in Florida, at least, that the St. Louis club wouN romp to the Ma tional league title behind it's su- perb pitching. It was not felt that the Chicago Cubs, training in the west, coul dquite match that all- around strength of the veteran Red Birds.
 But many of the boys have be- gun to waver since it has become apparent that Kurowski, the star third d-baseman who hit 1928 and drove in l02 runs last season, has no intention of reporting to the Cards at the salary President Sam Breadon is willing to pay him.
 They are saying now that unless Breadon can obtain a run-producer in exchange for Kurowski, one who can come somewhere near matching Whitey at the plate, it is likely to be a very close race, with the Cubs fully capable of winning out if their pitching stands up.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-25

last Monday evening, leaders nam ed for the two patrols were Paul Fletcher and Robert Franks, Al hike up Indian River trail was planned for Saturday afternoon with Scout Leader Rev Flwood Hunter
 The Presbyterian Ladiss Aid met at the home of Mrs. Roy Avrit on Tuesday afternoon for a dessert luncheon and business meeting. The ladies made final plans for the Mother Daughter Banquet to be given at the USO May 7th; plan ned a pot-luck supper for March 30 with Mrs. George Baggen, Mrs. Frank Price and Mrs. Lucia Smith in charge: appointed Mrs. Leslie Yaw. Mrs. Elwood Hunter and Miss E. Aldridge to the Camp Fire Girls committee.
 Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. George Baggen.
 Three new mempers were initiat- ed by the Women of the Moose on Wednesday evening. They were Mrs. Mable Hutchinson, Mrs. Edna simms and Mrs Al Speer. The group decided to conduct member shin drive during the next three weeks, to be directed by Mrs. A. c. Johnson. Mrs. Al Richter and Mrs. Frank Diener.
 During the social hour which followed, the ladies were entertain cd by the choral group of the Sitka Women's Club.
 The next meeting Cr the group is scheduled for April 3.
 Women of the Lutheran Church are holding a Goody Sale at the Public Utilities Office tomorrow af- ternoon. Women in charge are Mrs. Jess McGraw, Mrs. Ted Kettleson and Mrs. A. c. Johnson.
 DRUNK KIM, RIACK IABTI..
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-25

Contradictory wires and orders received by the Cold Storage Com pany concerning changes in the sable fishing season caused consid- crable confusion among the fisher men, some of whom had started for the fishing grounds, while oth- CTS were ready to take off. The fin- al decision of the Secretary of the Interior to make the season the same as last year, sent the remain ing boats hastening to the fish banks.
 Mrs. Robert Gaylord has receiv- ed word from her parents, Mir and Mrs. Phil zettel who left to vaca- tion in California some weeks ago. that they plan to remain in Cali fornia, where MT. zettel is now employed.
 Only sign of spring on March 21 this year was an attractive window display at the Sears Order Office. Arrangements of pussywillows and Towering currant branches, and groups of porcelain animals were tlanked by large posters announcing the arrival of Spring. Outside the wind continued to blow and the snow to fall
 Under the direction oI Charles LeFebre, the High School students are presenting their Senior play to- morrow evening a the School Gym The Students have been rehearsing nightly and the public is assured a spirited performance.
 Miss Jimmy" a farce, will be presented with the following char acters: Louise, a college sophomore, Arlene Dolenc; her roommate Flor ence, Helen Yaw; Catherine, a junior, Gertrude Price; Doris, Don- ma Gayle McGraw; Harriet, a senior, Nadine Buchanan: Droopy, the colored man of all work, Wayne Westoyer; Miss Watkins. Dean of women's college, Alice McNulty; Jimmy, an interloper from neigh boring college, Mark Davis; Pro- lessor Frazier. an instructor, Jimmy Calvin
 Guests at the Rotary luncheon Tuesday at the Bayviaw, were Dor mand MoGraw. recently awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal with five stars, his wife and parents, MT. and Mrs. Jess McGraw. Other guests were John Mccormick, Major w. E. Hallrnan Dr. Berneta Block, Dr. Edith Sap pington, c. B. Finnegan and Paul Heckel.
 President A. P Franklin ap- pointed a committee to work for the release of the Halibut Point hcad property by the Army, On the committee are Leslie Yaw. Jack Calvin and Tom Tilson.
 Guests of Rotary at the next Rotary luncheon will be the stu dents who are working on the Red Cross membership drive.
 At a meeting of the Boy Scouts
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BASEBALL

Scores of exhibition baseball games played Sunday follow New York CAD 6, Boston tA) A. Pitts burgh tN) Al. Chicago CA) 2-5; St. Louis (N) 4, Detroit (A) 3; Cincinnati (N) TT, Cleveland (A) 3-6; Philadelphia, N, 3, Philadelphia (A) 2: Brooklyn tN) 5, Washing ton (A) 3; New York tN) 2, Bos- ton (N) 2; St. Louis (A) 5; Chicago fN) ?: Hollywood (PCLl 5, St Louis tA) "B" 3.
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two years or more in other admin istrations.
 Tn spite of lack of competition, all voters should turn out to ex- press their preferences on the pro- posed changes in control of liquor stores and bars and on the pro- posed bond issue of $62,0 for the small boat harbor. As the old sage said, Vote or forever hold your peace.n
 Two small fires in rapid success sion kept the Volunteer Bremen busy shortly after noon today. No sooner had they returned to their respective places of business, after oxtinguishing an oil stove fire at the home Of Lloyd Larsen on Bar anoff Street, than a second alarm sounded. The second fire was on board the troller OK at the Hope Boat Yard, caused by an overheat- sd stove pipe. Damage from both fires was slight.
 Mrs. Jim Vrooman, daughter of MT and Mrs. George Baggen, was met in Juneau March 8 by her father and brother George, Jr., when she arrived by plane from Seattle with her husband who con- tinued to Fairbanks where he is employed by the CAA. Mrs. Vroo- man came to Sitka aboard the Samson II to spend few days with her parents before joining her hus- band in Fairbanks.
 F. L. Dalrymple, CAA employee, left by plane Thursday enroute to Portland. Oregon, on vacation. He was accompanied by his wife.
 Mir and Mrs. Jack Conway left by plane for Juneau on Friday. Mrs. Conway is returning to her home in Seattle after spending a month in Sitka She plans to return with her three children at the close of the school year MT. Conway will return to Sitka by plane Monday.
 At a ceremony performed by U. s. Commissioner w. w. Knight at the Courtrooms on Thursday afternoon, Alice Peters of Angoon became the bride of Nick Peters, son of Mrs. Lottie Peters, of Sitka. Witnesses were MT. and Mrs Thomas Young.
 At a meeting of BPOE 1862 this evening the following officers for the coming year were elected: Ex- alted Ruler, Howard Bradshaw Leading Knight, John Dolenc; Roy al Knight, Orville Paxton; Lectur- ing Knight, Joel Campbell; Secre- taTy, L. E. Thielke; Treasurer, Frank Erickson; Trustee, Harry Hodgins; Tiler, Ed Gushing.
 The Club made tenative plans for party to be given in honor of returned servicemen and decided to hSve, as the committee in charge of the event, members ot the Selec- tive Service Board, two of whom not being Elks, would be contacted through otier organizations.