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LOTS FOR SALE tcent. J


ssTa1 sseR,1SGsR0oK1dssl n1sOsIs. lot nsa,
1888 1888 iii 9 pm. aoIDsTEN BROS,
EoGs:AssSkaRR q R'Ti anIror building site e1a With
sommanding view of beautiful, surround
ings. adjoining several small country
one of the most desirable building Sites
homes reflect the high character Of the
vate driveway. already Are ''c constructed, ] lead M
ing to the slope of the hill It is one of
Snryr Snly SIX nome sites available In beautiful
ment on the colesyiile I'd. int in the silver
spring area. about 90 minutes drive from
downtown Washington, where careful plan
ing values and freedom from encroach-
ment. Homesites here average more than
esen fee, Ssa VOICED q some Nth
paved roadways. without assessments OF
any kind. Literature and plat on request.
5hsn5 tsF ssol ST. S ss5o
+: terms soleIsd area near '1 Als' aef sss: se
WoopsIbbkk bkf FAkkGA MA sas9 Wooded lot. 75xi rs
asargs ave xsfe pfice sSesSe ssdoo RRHos Riks ans T.
Nsona o5 GS RssaSn ~ aiora. sSh st 4s5S
ATTENTION, BUILDERs-Apt. house prop
iOu'upV 1t.' only DIX. on Lee
blvd. and Minis. from downtown Wash
tngton over Memorial Bridge; plans, speci-
ncations and commitments are available;
here is an investment not to overlook For
= 1urthsr Information; call MILTON G.
SMITH, 4219 Wilson blvd, OW. 1900. --l6
BRADLEY HILLS. MD. - A beautiful
wooded lot. 70x145, with sewer and water
directly in front of the property and
TRANSFORMATION at the corner. in an area
81 dd many y beautiful new homes; price, So
sSHANNoN s. & LUcHs CO. 1905 Il St. NV, NV,
beautiful Shepherd Park-Large lots, SO
to to 100 IT. frontage. any desired depth;
S,7oo up SHAPIRO, IRo, INC, ME. 1717. Ia
IN NEARBY Md. adjacent to $4,000
homes-We have these choice, beautifully
wooded homesites with streets rough grad
ed; only $50: on terms with special price
for builders. Call It'll pm SIMON &,
PRANK CO. 1904 Ga. ave, SH 1868. Il s
ATTENTION, BUILDERS, % lots in Silver
Spring; some streets cut to grade; sewer
and water available GRAHAM HALL,
Realtors, WI. $3.50: ewes. OIL. 0662. --17
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR sAIE-

COMMERC!AL BUILDINGS in the vicinity
OF u. 29th and < sts, NV. Several good buys
18th AND G sTs. AREA-Approx 6ox,oo
4 stories, 2 elevators, stairways, alley
and freight entrance; ample room for
parking: could be divided into separate
days and evenings.
21st AND 4. SIS. NV, corner location
Entire bldg for lease, 2 flrs. and basement,
oHered for additional information please
Gall So M, Nj, Doe. with FRANK S. PHnLiPs.
1st COMMERCIAL-store and Il rms,
above. arranged in apts.; stone bldg in
excellent NV. business area; store ideal
ior any business; has oil heat, baths
$500: less than $4,000 handles; low pay
mentS and good financing: should sell soon
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oEElcEs FOR Rent.

,.Is:.s s1d sssl.I osScEs soo .a xtR
possibly expand up to 10 rms, 2,s5o So
Fl 1v sftsr IAN / "a Stfvs 1lss sovr,crs 18th
unusual services and facilities available
to responsible tenants. Boz. 107-E Star. !.
200 So. IT. consisting Of 8 ofnces and
lation: vicinity 18th and L sts. NV; good
for architect or medical work. Bee Mr..
Dodge, lr., WEAVER BROS, INCy wash
tnston Bldg, DI. $500; eyes,, CO. $40.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

SEVERAL STORES. can be used for mfg :,
industrial, Printing, food mgf., heavy ma
ever; from 500 50. it.. space available up up
to $4,000 SO. f.; can be divided into sew
eral shops: will rent part or all AIS
Bethesda ave-, Bethesda, Md. s-l9
90f EYE ST. N.W.-3-story and bsmt. bldg.
with rear entrance to lge. alley; in 1st-
commercial zone: has been used as cleo
be used for any number Of businesses; rem
tai. S24O monthly. WO. 5RO3 after 8 D .rl.
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LOTS WANTED.

ATTENTION, OWNERS or brokers-Build- :
| er desires lot or acreage for apartments
or row group houses, D. c. or nearby
Virginia or Md. Box 55s7. Friendship
ATTENTION, OWNERS AND BRoKERs-
Lots wanted for 4-family fats or apt.
houses in D. G. or nearby Md. Phone, MA
4OTS Or co o21h
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REAL ESTATE WANTED,

SELLING? We need properties of al
types. homes. small and large investmen,
properties. acreage, building lots in groups
commercial ground and buildings; Many
clients waiting and our sales force Is
liver "a complete package-the sale and
the financing. FREDERICK W. BERENs
SALES, INC. 1928 K st. NV, MA 9141
houses. homes. business and investment
properties, lots and acreage of all types
needed Immediately for waiting clients
tial and profitable sale of your property
All transactions cash. JESS FISHER &
&C. edanc' nc Realtors. 1920 K st. NV,
l PAY CASH or will sell for you. lots
houses or acreage: free appraisal SCOTT
SANDERS; 1919 So; Cap: St. TR 1868
OLD WAY BAPTIST CHURCH desires to
buy bldg. suitable for church: ground floor:
will pay 5000 down. VI. OBS. Is
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

MAY WE SELL YOUR HOUSE? our aIert
sales dept. has many clients LOOKING for
homes nome in Prince GEORGES County. why
praisals, no obligation. C, b. MIJRpHY
Realtor; 5504 Marlboro pike, m. 1920
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

CAN, SELL YOUR BLDG. NOW-Nothing
HARRY COHEN. RE. 4771. GE. 02s6.
LII
HAVE CLIENTS for your property; large
or small: Call me to sell 1t for you at
the right price. Ray Morse, SH. 1877,
BROWN REALTY CORP. Realtors. DU
FivE-MILLoN DOLLARS WORTH of uat
houses, homes, business and Investment
property. lots and acreage of all types
needed Immediately for waiting clients.
and profitable sale of your property. Ali
transactions cash. JESS FISHER g. CO.,
INC, Realtors. 1920 K st. NV. RE. 5000
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oUT-oE-Towh REAL ESTATE

BUY NOW" for your future home IN the
fastest growing restricted communities Of
fers you / to acre homesites as low as
hard rds.. eIec., guar. title For Beautiful
Illustrated free booklet. write or phone
Paul E. Harrison, 1872 K st. NV. ME-
1143. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE,

7.843 SO. FT.. with 75-ft. frontage on
Mt. Vernon ave, Alexandria; zoned CONT
DE-. Will sell or lease. A. M. ROTH, MA.
1895. -16
NORTHEAST D. c., 2nd coml. lots. 25x
125, 81 per 50. IT. Good location. A. M
MANAssAS-14.i3e 50. IT, commercial
ground on railroad: sewer, water, natural
gas: $500. A NJ. ROTH, ma. 1895. --16
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND.
APT. HoUsEs FoR sALe

AIExANDHIA-25. 900 so.. It. level land
50. It. A. NJ. ROTH, Ma. 1856 =l6
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APARTMENT SITES.

FINE APT. HOUSE SITES, upper Conn
ave.-Each q corner with 100-ft. 'front.'
age on Conn. ave. To inspect, call WO.
1900 until 9 pm EDw. H. JONES q
ssth AND x SITS. N.w.-1s, 900 "a. IT,
Mr.. Slater, KARL W COREY & CO.,
RE. 3I26; ewes, WI. e535 Ia
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

OYER OYER, I0'2oo T. eS sc So: FT- sna eommeTcial
bUIRG Sye Req frSnts tgo ayao sss sell all or par
district parcels, can be sold in whole
& S;IL IHELAN, Realtors. 81. 1000. lis
SITE for second-commercia development.
near 9Th and @ SITS. s.w.: over 1000 square
feet Phone T. J. LANE, Jr., Ma. 943s.
Is L. ACRES on Wash. h.-Balto. blvd. between
WASH. and Laurel; large frontage on No. /,
adjacent to railroad; presently zoned indus,
It1s1 Ias prsea pS6,lS lrSsasonablg G Bay Morse, sH.
DU. s55s. Nea''ofs'
1861 GOOD HOPE RID. s.E.-4x1ao to
alley, 1st commercial. improved BY frame;
excellent possibilities; dwelling, across
KING CO, Realtor, estab. 1895. Real Es-
tate and Insurance, 2110 Nichols ave. s.e.,
II. 3501. ~
SOUTHWEST WAsHINGTON-First Com
mercial four row brick houses together, 49,
foot front: $12,500' for all
cs tRe Tov b4hh First
ffeo foot iron; front; S $500 for an. J. T steuart
Union Trust BLDG, Ma. O44O. 15s
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5000 TO 5000 SO. TT. suitable for truck.
loading operation. Call MR.. DAVIS
SEVERAL BUILDINGS wanted for rent
from 5000 to 10000 So. ft. with and
without railroad siding. Call Mr.. Tallsy or
Mr.. Green. H. l.. RUST CO., MA. Sl00.
1901 18th st. NV. Ia
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

SILVER sPRING-severaI parcels Of In
dustriai ground A few lots 20xe0. one
4 nr lasaf r.ro:a . Dsa 81 sss snet ~ a.:
81 80 "a. IT,, Cali. Mr.. Brosiu., 81. 64oo;
evenings and Sunday. 81. 4150. STAN
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32-UNIT BUILDING. on downtown 18th
st.. NV; $4,000 cash required, less than
times annual rent. Mr. Slater, KARL
", coRBY q Co. RE. 1926: ewes, WI.
$500 CASH buys 5-unit downtown apt;
excellent opportunity for .owner-occupant:
apis. available at settlement: new oil
burner and refgrs. Mr.. Slater. KARL
", coRBY & CO.. RE. 3126; ewes, WI
a sSsa 18th p1. NV u,,,.. , ,.s.,n, s-i6
living room Kitchen, bath each unit: excei.
lent buy, S3I,f50 HARRY GRTTZ. MA
4165. NO. 1917. RA. 1888
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

space and facilities; bulk
'aper. general commodities; call WASH
NOTION TRANSFER. AD. 3274. -16
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

3-sTORY, BASEMENT office bldg, 1875
N. Y ave; right price. terms take small
houses. flats in part or lease 1st fl. under
$3.50 mo. MR.. RYON, GE 6146.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERLY WANTED

A PREFABRICATED STEEL and aluminium
cstomer 'Sf Sn storage or snen mas net one
plete sengineering service. DUPONT IRON
WORKS, INC, 1855 18th st. NV. Ma 3786.
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OFFICE AND SHOP SPACE
OFFICES WANTED.

LAWYER DESIRES nice furn, or unfurn.
ONCE. preferably where stenoRraphic serv-
ices will be available: will pay substantial
rent. Box 108-E, Star. -16
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT,

D,oWNToWNm DOW sEr. oao2 End comm; vacant; g.
play play space 1st a, onhees upstairs: oil heat,
4,SOO So; FT., street-level space additional
space in basement for storage. ETC. located
in the heart of the business section down
town aoR1 Wash; will remodel Apply leasing
St NV, ME. 540O. IL
VERY CLOSE to New Alexandria shopping
center: 8-rm. house for commercial use;
sRa1Tg S2S5 Tsnts; ~ 2iyr lease; 81 hsat. HICKS
ave. Alexandria, Va, ov. 1885, ov 1857
eee INDIANA AVE. N.w.-s-story and
basement brick, 1000 So it. per floor,
Apply LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO, l4i5 K
st. NV, ME. 54OO III
CHOICE CORNER LOCATION on 18th st.
nm nm Fireproof building in first class con-
dttion, stories and mezzanine, full base
ment double stairways and elevator; inn
mediate possession.
Group Of 40 ofnces on floors with
elevator, 2, rest rooms on each hoor. being
redecorated; offered as whole to responsi-
Bile party at average Of SIS per once.
immediate possession. Call Mr.: Hunter,
MA. 1900; ewes. and Sun. OIL. 52S5, BOSS
& PHELPS, INC, 1417 K ST. NV. -l6
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE, mailing address, telephone
message service, singly or in any combi-
and business district: nominal charges to
limited number of select clients: secre.
tarial-stenographic service including legal.
medical, statistical. also rendered. Execu.
tive 2937. Box 467-K. Star.
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STUDIOS WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE.

SPACE FOR BALLROOM dance studio.
downtown location; will pay UP to 5000 per
month. Box 37G-K. Star al
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TAkoMA PARK-Modern e-rm.. 2-stor,
sriGk HON home S9n lFe. wooded cSr lot; center
and and Gn dry bsmt, sa ass han's hess screenee aee
buy = RSsEkTa D23Ps aS%'
SATTHERsBuRG ise Fin, Fine, va Isrse Sso1 sfamls
, sfa,.S 1T Is s::f fsTsF
sss from sso5e Eo ese saNe early
eSi 5sii S Gs I1 or pRs aaS s ST. E. 55h : capt
dim dim PeA pm., mod eaup. Xii tit.. bedrms @ sSl and
hss : s!ssa s2ss
1AyS 5ss!5s a SsS4 3s 5sssSSn0Fso ssSS o1sH eve a.;
NV sfa se9HGsy gHhYyERH9 Hnsi faomrsrhr..-bedl1eso
s5ft 5f ssRssS 7 ,9ss s;'f e:
sssso ssss;soSsIchsIssEl, I M.nos.,a-ssd.eem sEls.
MsS sss g sh ssIe sn cash ca ss6s
G1s GAirHEkssGKa-a-story / III a:Haa frame. remodel.
ed 2 short time aso; modern and conv.
walking distance to stores, bank, post Of.
se schpos o;5s and enHrShss oil hw,h
THfYIsphTss HYH4gsy1iaa ZEE: AREA, lovely 1dn nom.
$1395O; 6 rooms and sun parlor, large
basement, h.-w.h.. large lot. garage. G., H
$1,000 DOWN BUYs lovely all-brick
modernistic bungalow on large wooded
lot: living room has fireplace. picture win
dow; 2 bedrooms. tile bath. modern
Kitchen with picture. window. full base
fMa nsat ny outside T
spta., o. L. MURDOCH. sH. 4611,. PL
INDIAN SPRING HIGHLANDS, of siive,
Spring, near Four Corners; three new large
rms. tile bath, h.-w.h.. gas, porch and
garage; SN 800: new brick. 6 rooms.
baths h.-w.h, gas. H. r BIEBER. SH
COLLEGE PARK-S16, 500 full price; pre-.
var built modern 6rm. brick. liv. rm. with
fireplace, din. rm, modern kit, screened II
porch on 1st nr.. full tile bath and 5 bed
rms. on .2nd Ar, full bsmt. with ia batf,
oil &C. heat, lFe. fenced lot with fireplace
and garage. This home is In perfect cond
PRINCE oEoRGEs REALTY CO.. wa
o666. uN. ll6o. -l6
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-21
SEATTLE IS TO BE CONTINUED Al PORT OF EMBARKATiON

WASHINGTON, Feb 21.-tRl-- Rep. Jones (R-Wash) said today Secretary Of War Patterson has as- sured him the Seattle Port of Elm barkation is considered a high priority military operation" and will continue to be used for sending troops to Alaska, Japan and Korea.
 Jones said Patterson reported the Army had no plans to close the Port because of its strategic value to the Alaskan area, which he said is becoming increasingly important from a military viewpoint.
 The Secretary said that the Army picture at present places greater stress on the Polar areas and a growing number of men, all airforce, are being assigned to AL aska, said Jones.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-21
ANNyAL. WORLD DAY OF PRAYER E BEING OBSERVED, JUNEAU

This afternoon at 2 o'clock, Ju- neauites joined the Chain of Pray CT reaching round the world, when the Annual Service was held at the Memorial Presbyterian Church. Mrs Walter Soboleff presided and the speaker was the Rev J. Spur lin of the Juneau Baptist Church, who brought an inspirational and forceful message.
 Ernest Ehler was the soloist for the occasion.
 Tonight at 8 o'clock, the sefvice will follow the program that is be- ing ussd by the prayer groups around the world. It was planned by native Indian woman of All ahahad, India, and adopted by the church women as the theme for ttlis year. Special music and sing ing are also planned
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-21
NO SUPPORT BY ARMY FOR
 COAST ROAD

SEATTLE. Feb. 2l.--tRl--G n. Dwight D. Eisenhower has advised the Pacific Northwest Trade Asso- ciation that the War Department is not likely to lend it's support to proposed construction of highway connecting the Pacific northwest with the Alcan route, c. B. Linde- man said today.
 Lindeman, Association President, said the Army Chief of Staff's statement was in reply to a letter written by Sen. Cain (R-Washl and asking what military value there would be in west coast approach route from Vancouver, B. C., through Prince George to the Whitehorse, Y. T., area.
 The General replied, said Linde- man, that studies of the proposed route would not have sufficient military value to justify its con- struction and maintenance by the United States on a military basis.
 While such road would aug ment our reserve transportation facilities, the contribution i'll this instance would be relatively small. Under these considerations, War Department testimony before Con- gross regarding the project would furnish little support for the high ways construction"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-21
GRUELLING CONTEST

One of the nost gruelling games so far in the tournament was that between Mikes Night Owls and the Wrangell Legion. The Mikes were behind the first half, tied the score briefly at 12 all at the beginning or the third quarter. Wrangell came back with five points, then Mikes tied it up again at r.
 Three minutes into the fourth period Mikes got a one point lead. g to 21, and kept on at terrific pace to run their score to 28. Wran- gell attempted unsuccessfully to close the gap, but the final horn caught them four points behind.
 Score by quarters:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-21
PROPERTY SALEs

New property ~A.es listed for the past wesk in the U S. Commis- sicner's Court include purchase Of lots in Douglas by Robert and Mary Schoppert. The lots belonged to Herbert Lawson.
 Vern L. More and Mary Edith More sold a house and lot On Basin Road to Donald and Doris Hanebury and property on Gastin- eau Avenue owned by John J. Fargher was sold Co. Charles and Bonnie Beland.
 property known as Roberts Row which was recently acquired by the Juneau Lumber Mills from the heirs of Frank Roberts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-21
THRILL PACKED GAME

Game II, last of yesterday after noon,s contests, was thrilled-pack- d session between Juneau High Crimson Bears and the Ketchikan Coast Guard Base. The two squads were a pretty even match for each other, and each played good games defensively.
 At the end of the half, the score was even at IT, but from then on in the second half, Juneau began to pull ahead slowly. Juneau's fast pace, which they kept up the entire game, until Coach Avrit put in his
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-21
25th DAY, FEBRUARY GI Measures Passed)

S. J. M 10 Praying that the De- partment of the Interior and Con- gress recognize the need for re- mobilization oi the Alaska Railroad and provide necessary funds. Vote 24-0.
 s. E. 22-To repeal the law which prohibits the exportation from AL aska of rationed merchandise Vote 24-0.
 II J. M. Asks that Section 27 of the Jones Act be amended by striking out the words except AL aska.''
 Dispoaed Of
 H. B. 64-To prohibit passing on of the sales tax by retailers. Laid On the table by unanimous vote.
 II. B. 23-To establish maximum hours and minimum wages in AL aska. Killed by vote of l2l2.
 Bills Introduced
 II. B. 72. by Rep. M. Johnson To require the appointing power to submit names ot persons appointed to Territorial boards and offices to legislators from the appointees home Division Tor approval before sending them to the Legislature fol continuation To Judiciary Con- mittee.
 H. B. 73, by Reps Meath and M Johnson To amend the laws relat- ing to sale and manufacture Of li- quer by providing for beer ana wine licenses, To Judiciary Com- mittee.
 IT. B. "A, by Reps, Meath and M Jchnson-To amend the laws re- lating to sale and manufacture of liquor by changing the method for approval of license applications by the voters. To Judiciary Committee.
 H. B. 75, by Rep. Hoopes-To amend the laws On highways and traffic, To Roads Committee.
 H B. 76, by Rep M. Johnson, by request To amend the laws relat- ing to Unemployment Compensa- ticn to include fishermen and boat :ren under the Act. To Judiciary Committee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-21
Sp0RTyMENS CLUB TO
 ENTERTAIN VISITORS
 Al CLUB HOUSE MON.

The Territorial Sportsmens Club Of Juneau will entertain visiting memhsrs of the Alaska Game Com mission and Sportsmens Club mem- tors from other parts Of the Terri tcry with a dinner Monday evening at the Salmon Creek Country Club.
 Included among the guests of hcnor will be Albert M. Day, Di- rector Of Fish and Wildlife. and w E. Crouch, Chief, Division of Game Management. both visiting
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-21
INTERVALS WIN EARLY

Game No. 10 saw the Imperials shove the Moose cut of tournament play in not-too-thrilling contest. The first half was rather slow, with the Moose holding a one point lead a the quarter, the Imperials the same at half-time. Play speeded ulo in the second half, and the Im- periais forged ahead to a com- manding II point lead at the end Of the third which they stretched 10 II for the final score.
 Score by quarters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-21
HOUSE MEASURES
24th DAY, FEBRUARY I9

tNcasErcs Passcd)
 S. B. 13-To set the termination date Of the Sale Tax on March Sl, 1949 Passed without amendment by vote 20-4.
 H. B. 27 - To authorize City Councils to set up garbage collec- ton systems and provide for zoning and planning commissions. Passed 21-3.
 H. B. 22-To regulate child labor in Alaska Passed 14-10.
 H. B 70 To amend the laws so as to include the crime of embez- clement Passed 21-3.
 Fl. E. 4j-To establish the office of Real Estate Commissioner and provide that real estate dealers and agents shall be licensed. Passed 24-0.
 H. M. ? Requesting that new school building be constructed at Kenai. Passed 24-0.
 H. B. ll-To set up a Blanket Primary system Passed 240.
 Bills Introduced
 H. B 70, by Rep. Joy, by re- quest-To appropriate S1,36l.15 fol the expenses cf the office of At torney General for the current bi- ennium. To Ways and Means Com mittee.
 H. B. 7l, by Rep. Joy, by request To authorize reimbursement to the Tax Commissioner for travel expense. To Ways and Means Com mittee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-21
SITKA ANB WINS

In the final game last night, the Sitka ANB first gained what looked like a safe lead against the Juneau Vets. then lost it early in the fourth period as the Vets tied the game up twice. Once it was "A all, then few minutes later 26 all. But led by sharp-shooting Moses Johnson and Joe Truitt, hoy with one eye bandaged, the ANB racked up a 10 point lead before the final horn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-21

sage of No. 37, asked that the bill be continued in second reading un- til today No amendments were added yesterday.
 By action Cf Senator Coffey, at yesterdays morning meeting, for the second time this scssicn one of Chaplain Wills R. Booths open ing prayers was inserted in the Journal The prayer called for de- cisions upcn merit rather than out side influences.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-21
MRS. WINTER IGNORED

Mrs. John Winther was the non CT guest at a birthday party given at the Salmon Greek Country Club last night. Hostess was Mrs. Gud- mrnd Winther, and other guests were MT. and Mrs. A R. Duncan and Olaf Winther.
 Last nights $50 bank night went to Mrs. Earle Hunter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-21
NEW SERIES, MOTHERS
 GLASSES OPENS MONDAY

A new series of Mothers Glasses will begin at the Health Center, 318 Main Street, on Monday, Feb ruary "A at 3 pm These informal classes cover such material as ma ternity care and hygiene, baby clothes and care of the baby. All who are interested are invited to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-21

First evening contest was be- tween two Petersburg clubs the Wasvick and Torwick Veterans and Hacks Hornets. The men on both teams had played together during their high school days, and each knew their opponents abilities very well. Almost from the start, the Vets took a slight lead, which they heightened progressively through out the game.
 Score hV nuarterS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-21
NOTICE or HEARING ON PROOF OF LAST WILL AND TESTI- MENT AND PETITION FOR AP- POINTMENT OF ADMINISTRA- TOR w. w. A.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: that proof vii be taken before the above entitled Court in it's Court room in the Federal Building in Juneau, Alaska, at lo:00 o'clock AM. on February 27th. l9a7, of that certain Last Will and Test.- ment made January 23, 1947, by ARTHUR NICHOLSON, of Juneau, Alaska, who died on January 24, 1947; and, that at said time and place a hearing will be had upon the petition of GARLAND BOG- GAN for his appointment as ad- ministrator w. w. A. of the estate of said ARTHUR NICHOLSON, de- ceased; and that all persons in in- crest are required to appear at said time and place and show cause why said Last Will and Testament is not the Last Will and Testament of ARTHUR NICHOLSON, deceas- ed and why GARLAND BOGGAN should not be appointed adminis- trator w. w. A. of the estate of said deceased and Letters of Adminis- tration issued to him as prayed for in his petition.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, Febru- ary 18th, 1947.
 FELIX GRAY.
 FELIX GRAY, United States Commissioner and Ex-Officio Pro- bate Judge for the Juneau, Alaska, Commissioners Precinct.