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Evening star., 1946-03-23

GREAT DANE. STUDS, fawn with Brae.
nss Pups 'fs B. 6hfl TNbsEY fRaRpGs 81 RlSSs Ssss
BoARDING-A-1 facilities for dogs and
P!ekap ssrviee BIDEAWEE fESsE sPasSfif!Gs RsNNEfs
BETTSSe BIZ Sanneetieps tSt ps. ave Wo o2s4 Al
vidual and professional bathing. grooming
services to all pet owners; appt. only.
skEaT DANE rs PGPfffs P1iGsfe golden al lawn
pups, pups, months old. Axe registered. Cali
si ffRuSih sRaNfEi Naffss} fups Axe resj;tsIed
bad; hab vii deliver spruce oSSs-J. 4ss
Bos4oS At stud 6rapfn Il you wan want
%aSTppfSsTs;. SaR en aE s$ss .@l e.
or brown and white reasonable, house
WANTED, eood homes for g''na mother cat Ma and
COCKER Coo Fl hT sPAN1fLs APS PAX AKc reg beaa.ifu, Hni
RnlRs. Rl ra RAhPH = 1{s6LWo {GsA6LEoWAY, 47sS Ssiysr
WANTED Home in suburbs for chow dog.
femsle. ! year old, nice disposition Sligo
81 K FGfss FHGsfsdayf siTed bs champ
nPton inPt hae ebe soots sas ~ 5000 Lee blvd Ar
ns fHRffFE xp9 s s5 ST gr qs ssi
oTnsrs, MR.. AND MRS EARLE EARLE HARpfNa sRi1SHs
sPoRTsMEN. attention-springer span spaaie,
ShosS s9r sac irs iIyer al and white Axe reg. A
owned by freeman LLOYD editor ed feefoFaes Of Fieid
and Stream. This dog has been trained
yp and mos and Gdd od great ast dbG
eniiafren. or after CAL II Glebe 1919 after 10 m
ScoTTfEs. Sriff pm ia weeks old black males nai
sShhampi9n ShI ld9n stock: wormed: Axe registered.
BOSTON BULL PUPS, male and female;
PET COLLIE, years old. black and white,
9nered 9a Mr at o.In stpd in exchange for puppies.
ENGLISH ENG Ints SETTER TER 1s is months old, male,
Issias Tssistered W.T. 472S North Chelsea lane; Be-
Ssksa Sss 5ssssss IT, s'fss afss ss Rs1s
dies males and females '%ST WaTfsid sRp $fs. ss1R
DoBERMAN PINscHER PUPPIES by ch.
Dictator Won Glenhusel ex Barness
Gretchen Elze C. 3. whelpsd l1so146,
sexes. finest bloodlines, wonderful guards
ana aan eompanlons: priced from Sl0o; terms
wANTED-DAcHsHuN PUPPY. chest
COCKER SPANIEL puppies for sale; &C colors
to choose from: Axe reg; II weeks old
Cali Rockville 311
RABBITS for sale. New Zealand whites,
male. female; | year old. EN-. 94I0.
WANT TO BREED MEXICAN Chihuahua
female with brown or tan Chihuahua male,
not over 2 or 3 pounds: will pay S25
Please don't phone; write this address OF
uniysrsity pl NV; Washington, D. C. "a :
BOXER PUPPIES - Outstanding litter
| sired by Oh. Vorspiel of Mazalaine out OF
q Kniff daughter; beautiful black masks:
definits shew prospects; PROSE CH; OS49.. pa.
tered and inoculated; sired by son OF
Champion Try Cob's Candidate and other
outstanding dogs; several litters and prices
Also stud service by above dog. UN 1895
ICANARIES-Male and female, all colors
parakeets breeders and young birds for
tralning; FINCH, 405 10th ne, DI. 1852
/ ENTION-Brand-new sanitary kennels
for your pet. Individual outdoor screened
rruWnWays: rWM Special rates for hunting dogs
Axe reg. cocker pups for sale. KRISS-
KROSS KENNELS on Lee hwy, Rt. I'll
near Centerville. Call Fairfax ll-J-2. "a
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eARA and cAR6eN

Grounds. iarse and small parks. csms-
and remoeed. Estimates free. AZ, ssSS'
ways delivered and Il spread. cail wa. s$i7.
BRAUTIFY YOUR RESIDENCE. Have ex-
ssl' 'as ca rock Rssssa 'h Rseass .'fhs
sTTiRiAwBERRY PLANTS. improved Nor
HSSa nariety Gan Il VA peg sass hundred $50
places; rock gardens; fishponds. ret. walls.
LANDsCAPiNG- Beautiful outdoor plant
surely than the house itself. The passerbs
one glance not only the exterior surround
nss put the whole nSr and an. the %
very pest, figRtIy Called disease M se1i proof and
box % shade frnit and Sens n0 IN
wide variety, evergreen and deciduous ma
terial for screens, hedges, barberry, hem.
beds. rock gardens fireplsces. i fiaastone, stone.
brick. cement and gravel walks. terraces,
drivewfys, arbors. trellises; fences, drain:
compost fertilizer. makes poor soils good
and good soils better, Sis ton delivered
Special treatment, for id-ioving plants,
seeding and rolling Of lawns. shearing,
pruning and spraying. When you plan
| for permanent improvements or renova-
tlons IN the garden. call Ii. 4225 for
FOR sAIE~5O tons good clover and timo-
S25 a ton at AYRLAWN FARMS, Laytons-
g. g BARRELS q OF CORN, rs tons of BAY
/ JOHN DEERE MOWER, 1 John Dee Deere
manure spreader, | Fox ensilage cutter,
sex fpSHHs NHcR e. R s T. fPd svtq teT ssss s
Kensington lam. 25s
FOR SALE-WelI-rotted manure. ground
and sieved. delivered in Washington and
vicinity in 3-bag orders at sl.25 a bag.
BARBERRY HEDGE. 24-in. tall, for sale
cheap; Phone Clinton 592-W-3. "a
LAWN MOWERS sharpened and repaired
ffsS hMN f9s noWEs sRs Rve sfyfFef sT stS
So, Arlington. Va. Phone GIL 1865. 24'
Vim VII tEae5sr tr"ds a0d on 5apbeT an
tractor on rubber. Day, Ho 1894: night,
| sTAWBERRY PLANTS pm Best vari..,
Everbearing Scarlet. In dozen Or 100 lots
Bright red berries Of uniform shape
hsGIlsH MsGSh Il fsst sox%oopsovmess sa5ps tms 100
nolia tree. ] 8 it., tGrandifora): numer-
Gus other eyergreens: also building ma
,srials for sale. The old home at 1900
Maple view pl. Sc. is being torn down in
order to build GI homes. Drive over Ana :
View pl,;; turn left j Blk. to house. apHI PAUL
! P. STONE, Builder, TIA 22I1 -S5
Evening star., 1946-03-23
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

SMALL, APT. HOUSE-3-unit apt. house,
located in Del Ray section of Alexandria.
2 apis. with bedrooms, living room, din
ing room, kitchen and bath. ] unit with
living room, bedroom. kitchen. dinette and
bath. Ample closet space. Brick construc1
ton, automatic oil heat, well landscaped
and tan trees. Close to shopping and
transportation Priced $4,000. LYON.
INC; Realtors. exclusive agents, Oh
700 and OK I2!l. Pa
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-4s-unit apt.
house: income. $4,000. Sell for less than
S250, 900. Helm or Bell, Elk. S535. .-25
GEO. II. WILLIAMS CO.-5-story apt. 81
units, with auto refgr., auto. stoker Gron
Fireman.: good location. Priced right. A
good investment. Investigation welcome.
Carmichael, EX $685. rs
HISTORIC SECTION, Alexandria-Brick
3 apartments, each 2 bedrooms, porch.
kitchen. .dinette, modern tiled bath; oil
h.-wh.. laundry tubs, individual storage
space. large HANDICAPPED side yard. Posses
sion OF one apt. in short time. sci 500;
terms. Inspection by appointment. Ex-
elusive agent, J. MAYNARD MAGRUDER,
Realtor' 2su1 Wilson blvd, Arl., Va, GL-
Evening star., 1946-03-23
ApARTMENTs EXCHANGED Cont.

PARKFAIRFAx-Haye 2-bedroom duplex
in Parklabrea, Los Angeles, immeolsts
occupancy. with or without furniture; Eans
similar in ParkfaiYfax. Box 2ss-V' s.ar'
CHICAGO APT rooms near lake; IDEAL
for children; to exchange Tor Wasns, sps'
WILL EXCHANGE modern 1-bedrm. apt.
in desirable neighborhood, NV, rental,
S57 80. for modern 2-bedrm. ant or nouss'
preferably NV; will pay up 10 sou. o. "a
EXCHANGE MODERN APT. in elevator
building, for equivalent value apt,, OF
house, Boston suburbs. Call RE 6344.
EXCHANGE 4-room duplex apt. Atlanta
Ga, by 3 adults. for like apt. washington.
Box 376-V Star. I'd
6-RM. APT, downtown section, to ex-
change for smaller apt. DECATUR eisl-
WASHINGTON, D. C.-CHIcAGo exchange
- bedroom apt, new development; neeo
2-3-bedroom house or apt. in Cnicago.
new YORK FOR WASHINGTON apt
Parlor bath. kitchen, bedroom in Manhat-
tan for furnished or unfurnished apt in
N. Y.-WASHINGTON-Will exchange bear-
tiful Groom apt in New York, recently
decorated. desirable location, -S57. rental.
for similar apt. or house in washington
Mr.: MICHAELS. DI. 3737. 20
Evening star., 1946-03-23
ROOMS EURNlsHED-Northeoss

NEW TOURIST HOME-New single beds,
Simmons outfits used throughout: rooms
person near Capitol. 1905 Maryland ave.
1908 STABLES ST. N.E.-Double room.
ssa5 BIAbENsBURG RD. N.E:-single
room, newly decorated, .$22 month. "a
zoos LAWRENCE ST. N.E.-Double room
week. NO. 6sa5. .-2b.
lis C ST. N.E.-SleepinF rm., twin beds
LIST a., next bath: for boys; $b each
per week. "a
eOs ASCOT PL. NE, near 3rd and r. I
ave.-Redecorated furn. .rm. Tor two. pvt
home; So each per week. 10
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AVIATION,
INDIVIDUAL HANCARl

Spruce 0SSS
FLYING CLUB being organized on Aeronca
a5iralner II For details. call BOB HOWARD
FINANCE YOUR AIRCRAFT purchases
through US. benefit by our expert appraisal
Iaclnties' see US when purchasing; we Offer
complete insurance protection for every
one who aieS. Consult SHIVERS INSUR-
,nNCE AGENCY. l0l0 Vermont ave. NV
oNE-oUARTER SHARE in Aeronca Chief
see at Hyde Field Hanger IS, or phone
Atlantic l1I5. -o4
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POULTRY & EGGS.

N. H. RED OR ROCKHAMP, high bred
started chicks. S13 per 100 Always home.
.; MAXWELL, Lanham, Md, Annapolis
LAYING PULLETs, blood
tested, 81 so each. TIE. 5sI2. "a
of 8 bronze hens and
large gobbler for breeding purposes; ali
are little over l year old: $50 for set.
Call SP. 0479-R %
Evening star., 1946-03-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcsn,. I,

FLoRIST-Rare opportunity for experi-
snced operator with substantial cash. This
900 yearly. Cheap rent; buyer can realize
Investment In short time. No triflers,
please. For appointment, call Mr.. Pearson,
Sl Snlon 1o4 SAM CHANTKER, 410 Bond
ONE-MAN GROCERY and meat store; bust
ness $1,000 monthly.live wire can double
plete. terms
DGS grocery. meats and vegetables; busi-
ness Sl,400 weekly; nice living quarters;
very good and profitable business price,
$4,000 complete, with large stock terms.
kOGcD & BOOKOFF, 631 E st. NV. Ma.
1889 or g354 PA
Evening star., 1946-03-23
TABLE BOARD

CLUB MASON, Dupont Circle area, I7o8
rev lamp. ave. NV. can accommodate te
additional dining room guest for bkfst
and dinner: Enjoy your meals in Wash S
most exclusive guesthouse. Phone or apply
MRS. SAMPLE. NO $40.
Evening star., 1946-03-23
APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN

WILDWOOD, N. Living room. dining
room. 8 double bedrooms; kitchen, bath,
furnished: refrigeration: front porch 1st
floor: 2 blocks from beach: available from
June Is to August 4, S10o week. ia.
Evening star., 1946-03-23
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE 3-bedroom, modern,
completely furnished house, in quiet resi-
Dental zone, for or 2 bedroom apartment
in nv: section House available April
LAT; Wo; 2332, to 8 Pm; only. E23.
renting at S37 so, for 2-bedrm. apt; NV
section pref. NO. b04S after 6 pm. "a
Evening star., 1946-03-23
COAL, WOOD ana FUEL ON.

FIREPLACE. WOOD, seasoned hardwoods;
prompt del; ceiling, price, sol cord
storage. PIERSON. phone Ashton 3s2s.
WOOD, well seasoned; prompt delivery;
| $40 cord, $40 half cord, SIS quarter cord;
cut any length. Ii. 6066. 20
Evening star., 1946-03-23
ROOMS FURhisHEp-Mp. and VA,

ALExANDRIA-single and double rooms,
bex' bSs 9ath TE h16a fS5 men only; "a block from
ARLINGTooN,' sas 2and st. south. 10 O2a min
SVEIY bebsLR sffh Per ROOM 20 "a o1 grs
suburban home: kitchen privileges SIS
MOST DESIRABLE master bedrm., with
pvt. porch, new. home, to quiet refined
man; ma ,das d5 min. downtown or Pent Bldg
NORTH wooDsIDE, MD.-Laree, fur.
nlshed room in private residence, near
Il L desired 81. 1881. -25
nome priVii.; conv. transp CH. 1921 after
NICELY FURN. ROOM, 3 large windows:
ARLINGTON, VA.-Dble. rm.. across stree
from lovely park; cool in summer conv
ana good transp. CHI. sl93 pa
n; AkLlINGTON-Doubl rm. twin beds
WIN running water also singles Glebs
LGE. DOUBLE RM., cooking privil. option.
after $50. Sun. all day ST. Ts45 "a
TAkOMA PhRK-Nicely furnished single
room' next bath tsentleman). SH. 1853
ARLINGTON-Girls only: master bedroom
tlil transportation at door: laundry privileges
ARLINGTON - Master bedroom. pffvste
home: couple preferred. Call GIL 9I02.
SILVER SPRING AREA-Room for couple
or Z singles; convenient transp; $50 each
single or $40 double. 81. 9237. "a
5.lg RiVERDALE RD.. Riverdale. Md
Brieht double room. twin beds. UN 2695
Evening star., 1946-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

POWER SHOVEL, trucks. bulldozers and
trnek Grain, contract or rental. Phone
Evening star., 1946-03-23
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

vacancy IN DOUBLE ROOM for refined
unlimited phone. OR. O6S6 -23
.O6 18th ST. N.W-Triple rm, other va
cancies; $40 to $50. "a
1925 18th ST NW-NireIv f,,rnjsbsd
rooms for ladies and gentlemen. Showers,
s&itehboard. elevator. excellent board 25'
Evening star., 1946-03-23

KUHN Win BOARD WANTED.
YOUNG COUPLE, employed State Dept
desires board and room in Va. COUNTRYSIDE
Box 243-V. Star 23s
Evening star., 1946-03-23
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
looms FURk.-Northsost. Cont }

ROOMS FURN.-Norfheost. Cont.
I125 ABBEY PL. N.E.-For couple, large
double room near bath in private home.
S22 30 ea: Breakfast optional; one block
I SECOND ST. N.E.--Laree room, $50 per
mo-. and one large studio room with ad-
S2S for one
1921 KEARNY ST. N.E.-Pront sleeping
rm.. next to bath, employed couple or gem
one; Cony. transp: AID. 0666. -25
I3OS STAPLES ST. N.E.-Nice double. ma
pie furniture: shower BATH good trans
portation: S25 each. AT. 5574. "a
1857 BLAINE ST. N.E.-Single room, S25
month: double room, $40 month FIR
COLORED-45OI SHERIFF RID. Ne; .
rooms; single, $2S month: dble., S35 NO
cooking; good transportation. AT 1910
COLORED-4IOs GRANT ST. N.E.-ISe..
attractive rm., next to bath; some
privileges; suitable for 2, $3.50 each
Evening star., 1946-03-23

ROOMS FURNIsnED-s.E. and s.w.
920 9Th ST. s.W.-Doubie room for mar
ME- 4049
Evening star., 1946-03-23

STOVE C Co, 1853 H st. ne" TR. 1899 sS
suite, excellent condition. $50; Old solid
a marble top as'S dresseT a seo
FURNlTuRE for a-rm. apt, complete
kitchen, liv. rm, bedrm. set. Call DI. 1858.
FURNITURE--Brazilia officer will sell
prewar furniture of one.bedroom apt;
Gas kASdf L. and oven table
Ga 'yRs RANCE s paeet pheas 4cton 4HSa 0e9a sSe ee
waited broiler, warming oven Alex 1892,
e$G Gas EANaE NaEs whts hfrVEs9p WssFewood Beauty.
TS about 5osS SIS repair, motor peri, $50. caI
ssPla'fRsa DfEfs PSssd co
GAs RAsGEsTmsd,ats zts Fl nm sA ssSs Delivery
sizes Select gas range from Washing
toms largest assortment of nationally
nsss chs sors s1sn aasy assd
eTSs II PEA Tf sefs P11sfs eo
ana sss nj 9Bsa ssa EE EEEFdsy4 sy4i and
GATE-LEG TABLE, solid mahogany, rec
rasht chsrs call sFht evennss fas after
GoBLETs 9s), thumb print, $50: Haviiand
china tea set, 73-pc.. wide gold band. S75.
GE. 6266. 25s
So SSLF cs1 sAG Wo eathsT sRsa SIS mans bicycle.
| GRILL, portable charcoal, for your out
door spring and summer picnics, easy to
use or move. POWER MACHINERY AND
RADIO CORP. TR 7348.
GUITAR, Victrola. chess and other articles
| at 3717 Jocelyn st. NV, Sunday, / to Z
pm. WO. 1921 24s
HAIR DRYERS, S35 each; good condition.
3oo5 clinton s.; ne, DE. $685.,
HAUL SEINE. 200 yards DU. 8240. PA
her: perfect condition. At 3973 24s
HEATERS, gas. coal. Kerosene. wood, elec-
FuRN.. fAHii @ 1oi5A i1i 7th NV. NH. ssss. AeMh
Evening star., 1946-03-23
DOGS PETS. ETC.

GREAT DANE, STUDS, fawn. with Brae,
Iarn, Fend and other champion blood
lines. Pups. r. D. LINDSEY. 81. 039s
Evening star., 1946-03-23

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcula
tors. oflce equip. all kinds; top prices paid
Eve and Sun, co. 1926 week, DI 13T2
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. caIcu-
!ators, bought. sold and rented. RE 1177.
st NV.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-01

The Louise, loaded with tourists who visited city shops and over 100 taking the glacier trip, arrived at 8:45 Saturday night and left for Skagway at 11:45. The steamer ar rives in port at o'clock tomorrow morning and leaves for the south at 9:30 o'clock.
 Disembarking here from the Southward were: Arthur D. Belt, Edward Crawford, Harry Clement, Alfred Couture, Albert Deveau, R. Dube, John Hilbert, George M. Hanna, William w. Jones, Sandy Holden, James M. Mcdonald, Cam fila Mitchell, Van Rarel Mottl.
 Robert Morgeon. Barney Me- Guire, G. M. Arab, Mrs. A. Arab, Jack Rogers, William M. Stoll, Joseph Sadlier, Gertrude Spader, Arthur H. Spader, James E. Shaw, Margaret Freeman, Thomas A.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-01
WEEKEND Al THE WALDORF" K BILL
 NOW AT CAPITOL

Thrills, romance and intrigue have been deftly blended in Week End at the Waldorf to bring us one of the years outstanding nov lies Metro -Goldwyn Mayer, the producers, have spared no talent to make the new picture, now at the Capitol Theatre, an undeni- able hit.
 A glance at the cast is sufficient to underscore what is meant. There are Ginger Rogers, Lana Turner, Walter Pigeon, Van Johnson, Ed ward Arnold, Robert Benchley, Keenan Wynn, Phyllis Thaxter, Li- na Romay and Xavier Cugat and his orchestra.
 All of these are at their best in an enchanting and clever story of 48 hours at the worlds most famous luxury hotel in New York. Miss Rogers, as a glamorouS but lonely movie star, has checked in to attend the premiere of her new picture. Miss Turner, as the pub lie stenographer, has very private ideas about love; she is desperately seeking to escape from the Tenth Avenue where she was born, in tav- or of penthouse on Park Avenue.
 Pidgeon is a war weary core spondent, fresh from the battle fields and about to go overseas again. All he wants to do is sleep, but the ingenious plot brings him to the suite occupied by Miss Rog- CTS and well, you'll have to see for yourself what happens. Van Johnson plays an Army flier with a shrapnel near his heart which necessitates a major operation he may not survive. This weekend may be his last so, loaded down with flying pay, he is all set for a last fling-until he meets Lana.
 These two wonderful romances provide the main plots of the story. There is also Edward Arnold, as a shady oil operator, who is attempt ing to "con" his way into a million dollar deal involving a visiting po- tentate from the Near East.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-01
DARNELL'S SPORT
 CENTER 10 OPEN
 TUESDAY MORNING

MT. and Mrs. Rod G. Darnell an nounce today that they will open their new business venture, Dar- .nell's Sport Center, tomorrow morn ing. Located in completely rebuilt quarters on Front Street, the new business offers the very latest in a modern sporting goods shop.
 Darnell said that while their stock is not complete, the store will offer a large variety of items in fishing gear and outdoor equip ment, hoping to have the most complete stock in the sporting goods line in Alaska by fall.
 Triplette and Dalziel, contrac- tors, did the carpenter and cabinet work, which includes custom made display cases and racks for guns and fishing poles. The interior is finished in rustic style. utilizing knotty lumber for the wall and a special sporting scene wallpaper sent from New York. The paint ing and decorating was done by Walter Fields.
 A rustic fish pool of rock work and glass has been installed facing the entrance and will soon contain varieties of Alaskan game fish. Dave Burnett did the rock and cement work on the pool and Kenyon MacLean the metal work.
 In addition to Rod and Hermi Darnen, Darnell's Sport Center will have on it's staff Dan Darnell, Rods brother, and Dean Williams, who will handle outside charter work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-01
TWO LOVERS IN
 GREAT FEATURE
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Two lovers whom the movie-gcing world will remember above every other great romantic pair, are at the 20th Century Theatre.
 They are Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman and their portrayals of Ernest Hemingway's Robert Jordan and Maria in Paramounts Teehni- color production of For Whom the Bell Tolls" rank with the finest characterizations the screen has ever seen.
 It took a long time for Para mount to acquire the two stars for the leading roles in the picturiZa- tion of the celebrated novel about the two lovers caught in tie Span ish Revolution, but the time, and the trouble were more than justi- fled. Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman bring to thrilling life the American dynamiter and the Span ish girl who must cram into three days and nights all the love of a lifetime.
 As Robert Jordan, Cooper is the strong, virile man whose first in- terest is the blowing of a strate- gically placed bridge to stop the enemy's advance. Everything hinges on the successful execution of his job, and Maria and the guerrilla band with which she lives, work with him toward that end.
 The picture is charged with eX- citement and ever building suspense up to the terrific climax when the bridge is finally blown
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-01
L0uiSein
 From South

'Anirty-two passengers arrived for last Saturday night, but owing to the present labor dispute with long shoremen, only the passengers and mail were discharged No passenger baggage, except hand baggage, left the ship and the same thing will be in effect tomorrow morning when the steamer leaves for the south. Passengers may take their hand baggage aboard, but no check ed baggage will be loaded.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-01
FISH LANDINGS

The following boats landed fish over the weekend. Peter Hides Margaret T, 13,O00 pounds of black cod: Tom Ness Emma, 15,000 pounds both catches bought by Alaska Coastal Fisheries; Emil Samuelson's Dixon, 15,000 pounds, bought by SebastianStua John Sunder- lands Viking. l3,000 pounds, bought by New England Fish Co.
 The cod went on the auction board and sold for 1010.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-01
BAND PRACTICE
 TUESDAY NIGHT

The Juneau City Band will hold a practice tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in the High School Gym. As this is the last practice before the concert on the night of July 3 and also for the Fourth of July parade, all members are urged to be prompt in attendance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-01

Freeman, Robert w. Freeman, John F. Freeman, Walter H. Freeman.
 Attic Woodring, Darline Wood ring, Shirley Woodring, Anna Woods
 Leaving for Skagway were MT. and Mrs. R. Stefan, Billy Martin eng, James Martinenz, Dr. and Mrs. G. M, Hill, Miss Margaret Hill, Mrs. L. Lakin, T. D. Harwell, Mrs. Har- well, MT and Mrs. Owen Bryant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-01
HO5pITAL NOTES

St. Ann's Hospital admitted Ed ward Eastaugh, Glenn Sanders and M. E. Rosenberg for medical attention and dismissed Fred Salef and James Hanna, medical pa tients, and Mrs. A. H. Kingsbury, surgical patient, over the weekend.
 The Government Hospital dis charged Harry Jackson of Yakutat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-01

A light year is the distance traversed by light in one year, which is more than 63,000 times the distance between the earth and the moon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-01
PRODUCE COMES BY AIR

Alaska Airline planes flew a to- tai of IA tons of produce and per- ishables into the Territory from Seattle during the past three-day period from Friday to Saturday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-01

LET YCCF. money earn four percent. Buy Alaska Finance Cor poration demand notes. (295-tD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-01

LISTEN Monday night KINY, Speaker Anita Garnick. (310-t33)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-01
CHECK WRITING
ARTIST NABBED
"David Harriss" Bein e
Held By Knoxville
Authorities

The rubber check craftsman,
who bilked his way through Will
mington several days ago under
the pen name David Harriss'' is
in the custody of Knoxville, Tenn,
authorities, local police learned
Friday.
Chief of Detectives Wells, of
Knoxville, yesterday called city
headquarters stating that his de-
partment had in custody David
Eugene Harriss, So, and wife
Taylor Harriss. The couple
had a bank book in their posses
sion for deposits in the Wilmington
Morris Plan bank.
Awaiting Instructions
The ~plainclothes chief said he
would hold the couple until he re-
ceived instructions from Chief
c. H. Casteen.
Harriss, during his Wilmington
operation deposited a bogus check
with a local bank and fleeced city
merchants of $500 through checks
written against the account.
See CHECK on Page Two