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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

SECOND COMMERCIAL space Of approx.
$500 SO. it.. on End floor, at 2015. L st;
NV: ramp from rear; reasonable rent. Call
ington Bldg, DI $500; ewes, GIL. 4456. -6
1888 HALF ST. SCI story, freproof
brick warehouse, consisting of office and
pvt toilet room, Shop and workman
toilet room: zoned 2nd commercial and
suitable for various lines of business,
refriger alton, electrical motor work, glass
shop, etc. HARRY JUSTINE, 1927 Eye
eft n CSdA %
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LOTS WANTED.

3 TO 8 LOTS for fine det. residences in
good NV. section. BOX 1O1-K, Star. %
WANTED-5 to Is lots, any section %, OF
Mail or phone us location and lowest cash
price for quick sale. No Md. or Va: lots
CORP 141S II NV DIT 1877 3
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

PROMPT AND COURTEOUS service Is
yours when you contact us on the sale. Of
your home; our dependable sales dept. has
Georges County Why not let our next deal
be yours? G. D. MURPHY. Realtor, 5504
Marlboro pike Sc, HI. 1920. HI. 44O4.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY NeayEMsER 4 iexz =,
FARMS FOR SALE tcont.)

VIRGINIA FARMING ESTATE of 1000
acres with handsome Georgian man
beautiful proportions and whose refined
appointments came from Tiffany Studios
Of New York: other buildings Include
barns tenant houses and an interesting
antly located in an estate neishborhood,
na Fns tom pries %ssnngoo o. MAN
Columbia Ge pike phone Va Alex ssns. M ecH Closed
sTRoGTs FARM CATALoG. Over $500
saRoT saTsSirT essf SHsi 70 coast Mailed free
MONT. co. ESTATE, 16 miles out We are
Offering a real bargain in a nice S-acre
Just far enoush rom the sats rd to Iass sss
you privacy and yet have a nice view.
Many old oaks. dogwoods, evergreens and
The house consists Of large living room.
dining room. inclosed sunroom.. kitchen
and bath on the 1st floor and bedrooms
house @ pay Priee' % only ssooee aPS Phone s''NSn Nm
Able, Able, WI Tdz $500: with sHANNoS ~ 3 LUoHs
farm is located on an improved road in
one of the most scenic sections Of
virginia; the land is rolling and fertile.
it ideal for stock farm. Stone and
frame house is In hrst-class condition.
stone portion is about 200 years old and
men ment and detail especially the "a wood
the random width flooring and original
wrought iron hardware; first floor of the
stone portion has living room 14x20,
dining sm. 1920. center stair hall; 2nd
kitchen bedrms; and bath Other build
lngs are 30x50 barn. stone sprinshouss
and fmplement she'd real buy at S23,-
POO. For appointment to inspect, call
MT B, serkey; MI; 431l; ewes: GI. s3s2.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.. 1889 Conn. ave.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, m.-Attrsc-
tive S-rm. all modern home; several out
bldgs; on hard rd.; lovely level acres;
about - miles from. D. c.; owner trans
500. For further information and de-
INGToN REALTY 81. $500 (all brokers
protected, S427 Georgia ave. Open till
= ;sa II 10 no snswer. sH. 1913. -s
ing and farm land balance timber land;
$500: $500 down. own $50 Soa montSig' I1iS fs. 5.
fR4oKS fWS WAPRsKoST PRGnf sS qaRss PaRN Va
and $17,950., Buy for your own enjoy
vacation lands and make small fortune
or get high income. Grabbing, fishing.
aees aofss hunting boating swimming etc "a
seyeral outbldsss.' us' o% 10a ass7. @a''eF h0use''
LANCASTER COUNTY. YIRGINIA-co-
baths. full basement, electricity. old Eng
state road frontage; S20,500.
White Stone, Va, on State road and
dwelling: electricity; garage; barn; poul-
try house: $500. Waterfront property,
gen stores, acreage. LEONARD sNIDER,
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FARMS WANTED

WANTED FOR CLIENT, at least acres,
well located, in sight of pike, with at
tractive house with 4 bedrooms. all mod
trom std tS Is to miles s5 5S
Phone Herndon s. BUELL. FARM
AGENCY, Herndon, Fairfax Co, Va 7s
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ApARTMENr HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY APT. H0USE-Have q
purch lser for apt. price range $3.50. .00o
to S350,000. Please submit statements Of
rents, expenses, etc, when listing. EDW
r. CARR, Realtors. MA. 1905. 1889 st
NV. "
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APARfkAEN1 SITEs

S5 ACRES, zcned for apts., in NEARBY Ar
tons Of Va. and 2. C.; this property is
ripe for Q good 608 development; all util-
tiles, adjacent with main transp. line
only e blk, away; release clauses. fexable
Mr.. Walsh, with FREDERICK W, BERENs
SALES INC, 1928 K st. NV. Ma. 9141
18th AND ASPEN N.w.-55, 900 it., 441x
be divided; plus $4,000 It. for playground
adjoining; SOC foot MA. $40; ewes,
LGE.; BRlGHTwooD. cor. apt, housesite.
suitable for Count bldg This is the
only available property in this highly de-
sirable and sought after NV location
Out-of-town owner has, reduced price for
immediate sale. Exclusive with JESS
ST. NV, RE. 5000.
APPROX. ONE ACRE, zoned apts.; Just
oyer Memorial Bridge, in Arlington, Va
Ideally located; reasonably priced.
Arlington, Va, approx acres, zoned
apts.; adjoining one acre, zoned commercial;
owner will sell reasonably or consider put
ting up ground, on pro-rata basis, for
main thoroughfare in well-developed apt
area. .JUDSON REAMY, Agent CH. 0S0O.
Open ewes: till 8 pm. -
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PROPERTY WANTED.
IAN SELL YOUR BLDG

CAN SELL YOUR BLDG. NOW-Nothing too
large or too small. What have you?
HARRY COHEN. RE: 4771,, GE. O2s6. -
I'VE FEEL CONFIDENT" that at market
value, we can secure a purchaser Tor your
real estate Consult HARRY I FRIEDMAN.
Licensed, Bonded Broker. RE. 1855. =
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

INDUSTRIAL property on main line B. q o
Railroad; 25c 50. it. C. H. PEARCE, WA
7009 or WA. 630S, %
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

I'VE FEEL CONFIDENT" that at market
value, we can secure purchaser for your
real estate. Consult HARRY l. FRIEDMAN,
LicenSed, Bonded Broker, RE. 1166. =
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
GARAGES WANTED.
AUTO LOANS.

IF You ARE FLAMING 70 buy q car from
Day e.sh our sass psn III
conform with your budget Cali us before
you buy. Our stan Of experts will be dad
and mechanical condition and assist IN
procuring title and tags. No obligation.
Telephone Republic 1900. NOLAN FINANCE
CO., l102 New York ave. NV. Greyhound
Bus Terminal Bldg.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: mail and
switchboard service: stenographer avail
able. 410 Bond Bldg, 14th and New York
ave. Call DI. 2s01: .
STUDIOS FOR RENT
LARGE FRONT RIM, ideal for piano or
voice, etc. 18th and Col. I'd NV. Jan.
serv. and .utils. incl. EMBASSY REALTY
CO, MI. 1870. Z.
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IE' VIHUINIA-Co.
dwelling (1S57), Q
!. electricity, old Eng
LOT acres: 1000 feet
S20,500.
on State road and
acres; 2-story frame
garage: barn; poul-
Waterfront property,
LEONARD SNIDER,
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LANCASTER COUN
lorial-type 12-room
baths. full basement
lish box $50 feet):
State road frontage
White Stone. Va.
navigable creek; 16
dwelling: electricity
try house: $500.
gen. stores, acreage.
La Plata. Nd
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SPECIAL BARGAIN 18th st. near U:
stores and apts.; lease for S33S4 per
annum; under low rents: tenants pay all
expenses; all owner pays is taxes. Act
today to secure this real bargain. RE. 5216
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MONEY WANTED.

SECOND TRUST, six-name real estate
notes. $4,000 and $4,000, payable in 72
monthly installments plus SO interest Sc
cured by 18th and NV. income property.
VIII sell at 15To discount. Take one or
more. Have 6. Phone EN-. 3796 evenings or
write Box 373-R, Star. 6s
SECOND TRUST, secured on valuable
Wis. ave. commercial property; can be
divided into small notes OR. 1882; ewes,
WI. 1857. 3
MONEY WANTED-d) For sale. two 1st:
trust notes of $3.50 and $1,000 secured
on Chevy Chase lots, payable $3.50 and
$40 per month: interest. 81.
~ 2nd-trust money wanted. We con-
stantly have second-trust notes for sale
and wish to reach investors wishing to
purchase these notes JOHN ZIRWES.
INC, 1921 Eye st. NV. RE. 6345. -e
GARAGES FOR RENT.
2-CAR BRICK GARAGE, rear 1878 Bel
mont I'd. NV; $40 month. Call Owens
SINGLE GARAGE for rent. $40 . mo.
391S Calvert st. NV, Emerson 1871. -S
GARAGES WANTED.
GARAGE OR WAREHOUSE SPACE; must
be waterproof. Phone MR.. PIERCE. Ma.
SINGLE OR DOUBLE for daytime only; VI
cinity 14th and st. NV. Please esh
DE. 5348. %
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oUT-oF-Towh REAL ESTATE.

OR g RIM BRICK HOUSE: early pos
session; will pay UP to $1,000 cash. Sligo
1897 liz
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WE WILL BUILD YOU s-bedroom, q
bath Rouse Of Cape Cod design on your
lot for S12.500, or a smaller house for
within 80 days. Gail MALCOLM REALTY
CO., NC, Ma. 1868, FIR. 2619, or OR.
ALEXANDRIA. vA,-Det brick, large lot;
bedrooms. bath on End; large room and
bath in basement. oil h-w.h Many unusual
features. Call Mr.. Harnsberger, GE. 3405
Tt,h TobASs SEsr7a sRsT b BuYm%elllnston lGS Park
3 bedrooms, healthful radiant heat large
Sts sFs' pTees 9ees 1o GDsb til o i'm
spect; Down Mt; Vernon Memorial blvd,
3 miles below Alexandria, to wellington
for 2 blocks TO ,weliinston Estates sign:
5 FfAs + Sm ssTsf a5foSzf sSif' vHMr 81 n SS @
ARLINGTON FOREST, nearby virginia,
S Eye breE
ing room. 2 baths. including maids room
'sd on
tiful lot overlooking circular court: rea-
sonably PRICED with conysnisnt terms Call
BEAT BEAT TTRRis TRis ONE IF YOU cAN-s1 BOO
ssa Sxn psry m grSs s:he9 e. o lot S5a nj o
air heat; located Just outside Of Alex.
8. nd AsaRh saSa Zion. Ae1 a.1 ss4f nsas asas
located at Del Ray. with of heat, fireplace.
ealipped Kitchen; $1,000 down: full price
sE slGiae AN6 n0ys Son n ssstors s nis s. g.
ssssh ssns Shons 81 ef1 Hte, s44 oRfn snd
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End FLOOR rms, newly decorated
avail: Immediately. 11th and K SITS. NV.
OFFICES AvAILABLE-single or suites
Dupont Circle bldg, Conn. ave. at Dupont
Circle. For further information phone
SUITABLE FOR DENTISTS ONCE, vicin-
ity 1st and Kennedy SITS NV. See MI
Genau, WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST
MA 3A40 -S
1907 H ST. N.W.--3 rms, pvt. bath, in the
medical center; $50 per mo. u
TWO LARGE OFFICES now available, IL 90
blk 10th ST. NV: will lease to resnoD -,n'e
party. For further Information, call GER
AID REALTY CO.. Az 5th st. NV. D1.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-18
kURILE IS. CONCEDED
 10 RUSSIA
Soviets Have Taken Over Territory Granted Them
 in YaIta Agreement

WASHINGTON, March 18-lR- State Department officials said to- day the United States has conced- ed in advance that Russia will keep the Kurile Islands under the peace treaty with Japan which Gen. Mac Arthur has urged be negotiated quickly
 This will fulfill the terms of the l945 Yalta agreement which trans ferred the islands from Japan to Russia.
 Since V-J Day the Soviets have taken over administration of the Kuriles, a chain of AT islands eX- tending northward from the Jap anese homeland to Russia's Ram chatka Peninsula. with the obvious assumption that the final peace treaty will validate the claim stalk cd out and accepted at Yalta
 Tokyo dispatches have reported without official confirmation that at least one airfield has been for tified and that the Okhotsk Sea contained by the island chain has been converted into a Soviet lake.
 Some of the Japanese inhabitants have fled since the Russians moved in, joining the exodus from the southern portion Of nearby Sak- halin Island which likewise was awarded to the Soviet at Yalta.
 In signing the agreement on Feb ruary II, l945, President Roosevelt, Prime Minister Churchill and Mar shal Stalin said specifically that the concessions were the price of Rus sia's entry into the fighting against Japan within three months after Germany's surrender.
 The Russians also obtained cer- tain railway and other rights in Manchuria.
 Stretching along the great circle route between the United States and Japan, the Kuriles were in the spotlight of the early stages of World War II when control of the north Pacific was still at stake
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-18

 plunger
 Is Dead d
William {. Duranf, Who Won Twice, Lost General
 Motors, Passes On

NEW YORK, March 18-tA.- William c. Durant, 85, shrewd bull market operator who twice held and twice lost control of General Motors, died today in his quiet Gramercy Park Apartment
 Only his wife and nurse were present when he died at 2.15 m. He had been ill since October, 1922
 A super-Salesman ot ideas, dar- ing plunger in investments, Durant was also an able judge Of the au- tcmotive industry knowing the trade from it's earliest transition from wagon manufacturing
 III and in reduced circumstances, though far from impoverished, Dur ant retained an active interest in American business. On his 85th birthday last Dec. he said he saw big future for American industry at home and abroad, declaring, quality is more important today than ever before"
 A super-salesman of ideas, Durant was the pivot on which swung the most spectacular turn in the history of the automobile industry.
 He was organizer of the General Motors Corporation in 1908 Start ing in 1886 with a capital of S1 1000, part of 1t borrowed, he built and lost successive fortunes which at one time amounted to S9O,OO0, 900.
 In February, 1886, however, he filed a petition in bankruptcy, list ing assets of S250 against liabilities of S914.231
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-18
AUTOMOBILE PLATES
 SHOULD BE ON CARS

If your automobile is not yet wearing the new '1947 Territorial license plates at front and rear, conspicuously placed, or if they have not even been purchased as yet, it would be fine idea to get the job done right away
 Juneau City Police and the Ter ritorial Highway Patrol are stop ping and warning all motorists this week who have not as yet displayed the new licenses.
 City Clerk Jack Popejoy has a sufficient stock on hand to take care of sales, which he reports are still being made in considerable numbers to late corners.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-18
FAST TRAIN HITS SLIDE;
 ( INJURED
Four Cars Upset as Mud Struck Near Bank
 of Icy River

MISSOULA, Mont, March 18.- Pt-SiX persons were injured late yesterday when the Chicago, Mill Waukee and St. Paul's east bound Olympian passenger train struck a mud and rock slide 25 miles west of here, upSetting four cars a few feet from the bank of the icy Clark Fork River
 Most seriously hurt was Express Clerk Harry Gale of Spokane, who suffered several broken ribs and c3iious shock when he was caught beneath shipping crates and oth- CT articles in an express car.
 Injured less seriously were En- gineer V. Roberts, Deer Lodge, Mcnt.; Fireman Frank Demmons, Deer Lodge; dining car waiter Ar1rew Fuller, Chicago Mrs. Louis Bright, Bremerton, Wash, and Howard Coleman, Portland, Ore. All were brought to hospitals in this western Montana community.
 Roberts said the 12-car train, onroute from Seattle to Chicago, was travelling 50 miles an hour when he first saw tfe mud falling onto the right of way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-18
LABOR BILL
 VOTED DOWN
 YESTERDAY
Final Action on. H. B. 11O Held Over for Today on
 Reconsideration Notice

Final action on H. B. no, de- signed to provide for 24-hour load ing and discharging of ships in AL aska, was held over for this after noon's session of the House of Re- presentativeS when Rep. Harry Newell gave notice of intention to reconsider his vote after the mea- sure had been turned down by a 1O-14 poll of the House members.
 The vote came after prolonged discussion of the merits of the bill, Curing which Jack Talbot, Chair man of the Board of the Alaska Transportation Company, H. L. Faulkner, attorney for the Alaska Steamship Co.,, and several repre- sentatives of organized labor were heard
 Talbot reiterated the statement he made to the Senate on Satur- day that passage and enforcement of this bill would enable the ship ping companies to hold down freight rate increases. Delays of ships in Alaska ports waiting to be discharged cost his company $44,- OO0 last year, Talbot said.
 In answer to a question by Rep. McCutcheon, Talbot said that dur ing the war the Alaska longshore- men did a splendid job and often worked until they were exhausted, in order to keep the ships moving. It is only since the war ended, he said, that slowups have occurred.
 Attacked By Labor
 All aspects of the bill were at tackled by the labor representatives. Verne Albright, of the Ketchikan longshoremen, charged that it re- presented a direct attack on all or ganized labor in the Territory and that some 300 men are being ac- cused in it of delaying the develop ment of Alaska.
 Longshore work, Albright said, is semi-skilled and skilled labor and the poor stoWage and breakage that would result from hiring inexper- fenced men would be more costly than the delays now charged to the unions The 48 members of the Ketchikan Longshoremens and Warehousemen's Union, he asserted, fn,x but if a large number of men en-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-18
STEAMER MOvEMENT5

Northern Voyager from Seattle, scheduled to arrive at 6:30 o'clock tonight.
 Princess Norah scheduled to sail from Vancouver g tonight.
 Aleutian scheduled to sail from Seattle March 20. Due in Juneau March 23. Going west will call at Cordova, Valdez. Port San Juan and Seward Southbound calls at Valdez, Cordova, Juneau, Ketchi- kan.
 Tongass scheduled to sail from Seattle March 20
 Sailors Splice scheduled to sail from Seattle March 21.
 Denali scheduled southbound from westward about March 25.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-18
ALASKA'S EXPENSE BILL INTRODUCE
ALASKA SHIP lS TIED Up, SEATTLE;
 HEAT ISSUE NOW

SEATTLE, March 8-lR-Assert- ing the motorship Rose Knot is not heated properly, members of the Sailors Union of the Pacific today refused to sail the vessel Tor Alas ka. She has been idle, with full cargo aboard for two days.
 The sailors said the crew suf- fered from the cold at Seward dur ing a recent voyage. The vessel is operated for the Maritime Con- mission by the Alaska Steamship Co.,
 The Port Committee today was considering the union demand for a new heating boiler and the seal ing of the messrooms and crew quarters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-18
HOU SE MEASURES
seth DAf, uuARCH l1
 SSed0

H. B. 1O6-To provsSe for a bounty on eagles, amended to make the bounty S3 instead of $5 and passed 17-7 Final action held over on notice of reconsideration.
 H. B. 53 To appropriate funds for assistance in the construction and equipment of Community owned non-profit hospitals.
 H. B. 81-To provide equal pay for equal work for women employ ees. Passed 18-5 l absent but held over for reconsideration.
 H. J. M. 34-Requesting Congress to appropriate funds and the In- terior Department to enter into a contract with the Territorial De- partment of Education to pay $100 tuition for each Native child be!ng educated in the Territorial schools. Passed but held over on notice of reconsideration for final action today.
 H. J. M. 36-Asking for immed fate construction of small boat harhor at Sitka. Passed 23-l.
 Indefinitely Postponed)
 H. B. 101-To provide for li- censing and regulation of foster homes and children's institutions by the Department of Public Vel fare
 H. B. 94-To appropriate funds for the dissemination of informa- tion about Alaska by Chambers of Comermoe.
 (Tabled)
 H. B. 116-To provide for a sales tax to raise an estimated $3000,000 for the support of schools.
 H. B. 38-To set up a Pioneers Home Building Commission.
 H. B. 107-To provide for the election instead of the appointment of the Board of Education.
 Untroduced)
 H. J. M 36, by Reps. Hope, Gar nick and EngStrom-Asking that the U. s. Engineers start work on small boat harbor at Sitka. h. troduced, read and passed within five minutes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-18
The W Washinqton Merry Co., Round
By DREW PEARSON

WASHINGTON-Harry Truman will probably be known to posterity as President having the best in tentions in the world and the worst friends. Unfortunately some of these friends are now muddying the water in regard to the President s all-important program for Turkey and Greece.
 Every administration has its hangers-on. who love to bask in the limelight focusing on the White House. But one of the weirdest sat- elites seen in Washington since the Harding Administration is a Greek born eX-bootblack from Kansas City named John Maragon, who despite an interesting police record bobs in and out of the White House like a shuttlecock and even enjoyed the unique privilege of travelling to the famed Potsdam Conference.
 Possibly more significant in view
 
 of the current Greek crisis, Mara gon also was sent on special mis- sion to Greece And because of his passionate devotion to the King of Greece and the unique position he enjoys around the executive offices, this so-called Greek adviser is arousing a lot of Congressional curiosity.
 In more ways than one, his his tory is unique.
 It was less than an hour after Franklin Roosevelt died that John Maragon arrived at the White House to console and congratulate his old friend, Harry Truman Thereafter he was given specia. White House pass, plus reserve; parking place for his car just out side the executive offices. He ac- companied the Roosevelt funeral
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-18
SAYS RUSSIA
 WOULD LIKE
 ALA5KA BkCk
Congressman Charges So- viefs Looking ali Territory
 win Coveious Eyes

WASHINGTON, March 18.-iR- The State Department said today it knew of no question being rais- ed by the Russians as to America 5 right to Alaska, either officially or uncfficially.
 The subject of Russia's possible interest in the Territory, acquir- ed by purchase from her in 1867, has been preached by Rep. Gear hart (R-CaliD.
 He said both in an interview and again in the House that Soviet Russia is looking at Alaska with "covetous eyes
 The Californian also suggested that possibly Russia plans to claim a much greater price for that territory than was originally paid Alaska cost this country $7,200, 0C0-and asked:
 Or does she plan to reposses herself of that treasure house of the Far North?"
 In the face of State Depart ment disclaimers, Gearhart sug gested a possibility of secret talks, and of a tie-up with slow Russian lend lease settlements.
 Gearhart urged that the AL aska question be brought into the open"
 The American people, he said, have a right to know what, lf any, secret conversations have been held between our diplomats on this important question:
 Gearhart said he had been in- formed that the Russian news paper Pravda claimed the Czar acted without the consent of the Russian people when he sold AL aska to the United States in 1867 for $7,200,Oo0 He said further that reporter for "a great Ameri- can news service" which he did not name wrote that the Russians never had conceded that the Czar had a right to make the deal with the American Secretary of State Seward
 Gearhart coupled his remarks on Alaska with Soviet delay in re- plying to requests for a lend-lease accounting.
 Does it mean" he asked that Russia is preparing a counter claim arising out of old contro- versies of yesteryear?"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-18
BARTLETT BILL PROVIDES FUNDS
 FOR TERRITORY

WASHINGTON, March 18.-(R- The House has passed and sent the Senate a bill granting Alaska 3712 percent of moneys received from sales, royalties and rentals of pub lie lands in the Territory.
 The money is , to be used for building and maintaining public roads and schools, and will be ap- portioned by the Alaska Legisla- ture.
 The bill was introduced by Dele gate Bartlett. It would put Alaska on a par with the 48 states so far as income from public lands is con- cerned The states get road and school allotments and another DOT ton Tor reclamation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-18
UNION MAN S W0UNDED;WIFE
 x SHOT DOWN

CHICAGO, March 18.-tR-James Crowley, A. President of the Chi cago Bartenders' Union, was shot and seriously wounded and his wife was killed by gunmen who fired shotgun blasts into their automo- bile in, front Of their south side home early today.
 Crowleys wife, Elizabeth, A, who was in the drivers seat. was shot in the left temple and was dead when police arrived. Crowley, who was struck by six shotgun pellets in his right shoulder and arm, was removed to a hospital.