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Evening star., 1947-06-11
Goren on Bridge

Opening lead: ace OF spades a"H'
Among the modern conventions,
surely one of the most fascinating is
the suit preference signal employed
| by the defense 1t is sensitive de-
vice which, if properly handled, may
be an outstanding point saver, butl
when subjected to the slightest abuse
is apt to test the endurance of even
the most beautiful partnership.
| The convention provides that the
play of an unusually high card. under
circumstances which make It clear
that the card is not intended as. q
come on signal, requests partner to
lead the higher ranking of the two
plain suits. CA plain suit is one
lother than trump This Is calculated
to take the guess out of many cases
in which there would be no clearly
defined course of action.
Perhaps the less said about the
bidding the better. North's leap to
| four hearts, East's failure to raise
partner and South's Jump to a slam
are hardly models of perfection in
the art of bidding. Vests nonvlll-
nerable oyercal was calculated to
lay the foundation for sacrifice bid
against a probable adverse game.
North had raise to two hearts as
free bid. If partner is unable to
act, he need have no qualms about
missing game. East's failure to act
indicates that he has some private
information on West that has not
yet been divulged to us.
West led the ace of spades and
East elected to follow with the jack.
That was a loud enough signal for
West who, without much delibera-
ton, continued with spade. This
permitted the discard of diamond
and when the club flneSse succeeded,
the contract came home to roost.
I think the situation itself should
have made it clear that East could
hardly desire a spade continuation.
Obviously the jack was not singles
ton, and obviously, too, there could
be no advantage in driving out an
entry, since the trumps themselves
would provide plenty of entries. Fur
thermore, If East for reasons. best
known to himself was anxious for
spade continuation, he could make
the normal come-on signal by play
ing the eight of spades.
West should, therefore, have con-
cluded that his partner was sending
a message in code. The unusually
high spade should have been taken
to read: Partner, please lead the
higher of the two remaining suits"
1t would not have been enough for
East to leave his partner to his own
devices. After all, there was no way
for West to decide whether the shift
should be to club or diamond.
lCnpyright. 1917, by Charles H. Gorenl
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New Workers Don't Go
To Clubs, Says Mayor
BY The kssociofsd Press

NEW YORK. - The people who
whoop it up In New York night
clubs, says Mayor william ODwyer,
are not New Yorkers-they're too
poor. 7
Mr.. ODwyer, speaking at q con-
vention of New York State post
masters, said:
IF you want to go to night club,
five will get you tent you speak
that sort of language-that you will
not ind any New Yorkers there. We
haven't got that kind Of money.
Visitors can enjoy it. We cannot
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

OCEAN-FRONT apartments in Atlantic
City, N, j.; / to rooms and bath, fur
nished: excellent condition; long season.
Write LEE, 120 Atlantic ave-, Atlantic City,
ATLANTIC CITY. 1909 ventnor aye-1st.
floor furnished apt, consisting OF inclosed
sun parlor with studio couch, air room
with studio couch, bedroom, kitchen, new
range, Electrolux, private bath. inclosed
rear porch; including gas, electric and hot
water. long season. Price, $500. Ii. 1923
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AUTO pAINTINe.

AUTO PAINTING. S35: factory finish
guaranteed; your color selection: body and
fender work WEIGHS. ME. 716S. -l6
AUTO PAiNTlNG-Complete job, S35 UP:
work guaranteed. GILBERT, 4102 Pa.
ave extended Sc, Ii. $3.50.
AUTO PAINTING, body and fender work;
immediate service: prices reasonable. 3510
Ga ave GE. 9s42
AUTO PAfNTING-Complete Job $50: Sc
lec- your color; work guaranteed. ADDI-
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ou1-oE-Iowh REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
snug fisherman's haven in one of Florida S
Gulf Coast fastest-growing restricted
communities. Over 400 sold 1 to acre
community boat dock privileges: hard
Priced as low as $500, S45 down. SIS
month Immediate possession. For beau
tiful Illustrated free booklet, write or phone
Paul E. Harrison, 1732 < st, nv, Me
1143. J; WESLEY BUCHANAN Realtor
cottage where it is always cool, 2 miles
out of Oakland, Garrett County Md; S400
for the season. For information, call CO,
0S06.
FLORIDA FARMLAND and recreational
acres-Here is your opportunity to acquire
independence in a beautiful plot located
nr. the famous Stlwannee River, at a price
that you can well afford Reply JOHN c.
KAHN l1OS 10th st. n -l5
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CENTRAL MOTOR CO., GMt
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VAN TRUCKS, large OF small Jobs; expert
enced help; prompt service: reas. rates;
local and long distance. IA. 1887, IL.
VET. HAS DUMP TRUCK for hire, Cal
FIR. 557S. III
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-1947 Chev
vans, stakes, panels and pickups for hire
by day, week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE-UR-SELF. ME. 7011. 3o+
VETERAN desires household moving, gen
eral hauling; vans. stakes, panels, white
help; reaS. rates. FIR. $3.50, Ext. ~.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

MANUFACTURING PLANT or warehouse
for sale; 1-story building. containing ap-
proximately 10000 So, #, of floor ares
trial Suitable for variety of uses. Pri-
vate spur track with loading dock. heavy.
duty power distribution system, overhead
crane. modern heating equipment, ample
outside land for expansion. Property ir
excellent condition, conveniently located
Owner might consider long-term lease t.
INC. washington Bldg DI 5000. --16
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

of new, modern fireproof warehouse To-
gated in ATltngt2n; at RAILROAD siding.
1900 so. It. on ground floor, B.. & O.:
and Penna. r. r., adtoin property located
In Benning ne. BERLIN REALTY Co,
FROM 10000 TO $4,000 50 ft., In George
town on K st, available at once; zoned In
work. Call Mr. Franklin, WEAVER BROS,
INC. Wash. Bldg, DI. $780, ewes, GIL.
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

PREFABRICATED, steel and aluminium
garages, shops and factory bidgs. erected,
PONT IRON WORKS. INC. 1l66 18th st.
NV, MA 1868. LIZ
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

BRICK GARAGE, centrally located mr.
Georgia ave. and Buchanan st. NV: i'm
mediate possession: 81 monthly. Call 81
4 INDIVIDUAL GARAGES. or can be used
as q whole 1869 Champlain st. NV, nr
18th and Columbia rd.s -12
TWO-STORY BRICK GARAGE. 2I,x25' ;,
suitable for , trucks and storage: back OF
COS E. Capitol: wide alley: win sell with
cut down payment. WO. 4466.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

COTTAGE, completely furn., fronts South
River, June 10 to Sept. 10, 26 miles from
Washington, 4 miles from Annapolis. Can
Annapolis 1886. To-
2 SMALL COTTAGES on lower Patuxent
tributary, private estate, AT o400.
ON BAY-Cottage. elec. pump, gas stove,
Frigidaire; available June 1923, July l2-
49, Aug g. DE. 425S. ..-
BACK BAY BEACH, near Shady Side, Md
-4-room cottage; l blk. from bathing
bes ch; restr comm; refs. S35 per wk
Call OR. 1011. 7-1O pm. THURSDAY:
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OFFICES WANTED.

SMALL. EXPORT FIRM wishes 1-room Of
nee in centrally located bldg: moderate
rental Please give full details, Box e7-J,
Star -lb
LONG-ESTABLISHEDI local firm would like
500 to ! 800 fl. l st or end floor, for ONCE,
in or near financial district. Please write
Box 6T-J Star -i2
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FARMS WANTED.

WANTED-AN OLD OR MODERN house
with 5 or 10 acres, fairly close TO Wash
ington in Montgomery County Phone or
write Mr. Abbey, with SHANNON IL LUCHs
CO. 1905 H st. NV, Ma. 2345; ewes, WI
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Know Your History
By PouI c. PoschoI
Brig. Gen.. U. S. Army, Retired.

Brig. Gen., U. S. Army, Retired.
1. What and when was the first
newspaper published in the U. S.?
2 Name the first State to ratify
the Constitution.
3. List the original 13 States.
4. What was the 18th State ad-
mitted to the Union?
S. Name two Presidents elected
by the Whig Party.
6. To what does the name "Old
Ironsides" apply?
7. What was the origin OF the
game baseball?
8. What prominent person IN
American history was called "Old
Hickory2"
3. Who was Stephen Foster?
10, How and when was Alaska
acquired by the U. So
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Ist AND end Trust L0ANs-PTompt
and eourtsou. service; Before Borrowing
9th ct NV RE. $3.50.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUSr-we VIII
buy second-trust notes. u. c., nearby Md.
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1917
N. Y sce NV National 5a33
1st TRUST REAL ESTATE NOTES, yield
ing 4s, secured on centrally located in
come reproducing property. RANDALL H,
HAGNER g. Co, INC, 1921 Conn. ave.
NV. DE. 5000.
MONEY on first and second trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby MARYLAND,
Virginia or D C.. property. THE AMERI-
Gan GO CO Sn s97 al5 18th RSA "a Ga%s s2SS Cash in
"A hrs Also financial aid to builders.
METRO REALTY CO: EX. 5499.
CASH FOR 2nd-TRUST NOTES; quick set
tlenent. FULTON R GORDON, 1927 Eye
st. NV. DI. $3.50. Brokers. attention!
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ANSWERS.

l. The Boston Newsletter In l704.
.. Delaware.
3. New Hampshire, Massachusetts,, Con-
necticut, New York, New Jersey, Della
ware. PENNSYLVANIA MARYLAND, Virginia
North Carolina. South Carolina. Georgia.
f. Vermont, on March 3, 1871.
5. William Henry Harrison and Zach
airy Taylor
g. The frigate Constitution, = famous
vessel of the Navy.
T. Baseball was invented by Col. Abner
Doubleday the original contest taking
place at CooperStown. N. Y, in 1889.
g. President Andrew Jackson.
g. An American song writer who lived
from 1S26-1S64 Among about 12b songs
which he wrote were The Old Folks al
Home" "Old Back Joe" and "Suwsnnee
River"
10. Purchased from Russia in 1887.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.


excel. cond., S425 down. RICE MOTORS,
CHEVROLET 1899 truck: long wheel
tight CAB; 5000, Fairfax S34. liz
FORD 1946 11a-ton shoyt vhee-base
truck; excellent cond .o, VII MAKE Zen trsde 90
FORD 1887 lght stake body; Ford 1887
,ight pef.np asI 2l21 18th sg st. NV nsx 1
good condition: $500 Apply 20 o St.. s.e,
FORD i2-ton panel; new paint, good tires;
1ne mechanical cond.; $3.50 cash. RA.
GMc 1-ton yanstts stsnd7gP o JOB; gua5sn, T,55
MOTOR SALES, ALE s16 Taylor st, NV RA
SMe Dss truck ssg tggntaEs sss.sn
sThkSarIossn fSnf sss Hs SfSn At 1855 go
cash; other international TRACTORS sur
plus, to our feet Call Mr.. FRANK, AT.
f. II. MACK TRACTOR 1899, dual trans
mis;son' tres PRACTICALLY new goSa fSs
NO. $500; from 8 am, to 5 pm. Mon.
i5tSdpn DUMP Truck 1914 als-ton eMc To-
loaded $3.50: original cost much more.
Mr.. CARROLL, 3446 14th st. NV, AD.
1910 IL TON. with e-yard Hell dump
sUsEs puMPs s goo srAkEs R oss esps tractors
y down RICE MOTORS. 1871 BIadens-
ss1 s7a5 tiRe igs ssFms SaASl RopEk
FokD f IS; 1888 q ee luxe sedan delivery runs
RIO truck late model. 2a-ton; excellent
eonditnIop;i y; , low mileage Dial WI 5slS a1 "a.
base: low mileage. good condition. PRICE
HED sa!e asfU st. son So zf RfsuR Ra cay r
eiESvho ehEvkoLEr 1912 ton and half "a dump; mp;
ta4 for IN SoGs $500 Caste OIL oss5 VIII
aD motors sh and hsy res fea sSons 81
EoEp nosoP !a41 s4s 1fen pseTisa au9B tEqfk
AVAILABLE NOW, new frozen food body
ulation. Sides e., roof s.. Price 81 900.
$40 Hollins St, RaltlmoTs; Md saratosa
eHsvEoIE1 ea2a 81 f. Nj NJ B1GGs 3on panel new
gS9StaEt maintsnanss VA ddo IlcO win ls cns
diaie deaiers pieF4e FR = 5se4 ISoe OF 'HsAp 'a1
INTERNATIONAL PICKUP 1e42 l2-ton
DIVCo stand-and- drive panel: white enam-
eli mechanical con6ition - e and tires ggood
SOD s9od condition lSoo po6'i MIL no $3.50 1880 Ho
FORD i la-ton stake, long wheelbase, disc
truck; will amaze you as far as appear,
ance and condition; must be seen and
dFyeH knon e sss essh terms or TO
SONS AUTO & APPLIANCE ro.' sth and q
FORD F i D. 1871 9 hydraulic dump truck; excel
gets clear title. GIL, 5s49. 13.
TRUCKS Late models for your needs;
cash, trade. terms; gas shovel, 1-yard ma
chine; low-bed trailers for = moving m W bulidoz-
GMC 1886 stake body truck; In good cond !:
reasonable price. Apply at 9l6 W st. NV.
FORD 1e4I vanette dble springs, over
pan painted. Ready to go, for only Sss5.
feet cond; ST ,395.
chooss msny fdm e5hsf xcS SsnHf
sth and NJ sts. NV, Ma. GALS. -l5
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., GMc truck dealer;
IS trucks at special sale.
Pickups panels. stakes. dumps, tractors,
chassis and cabs; pole-line trucks, D and
20 PASSENGER buses.
Army trucks.
I4-ton to lotion. AKA. 6x6, 6x4.
Jeeps. pickups panels cargoes, stakes,
dumps, tractors. bridge construction trucks,
ducks
Trailers
S0-ton Rogers Low Boy. lotion, 25-tt.
platform jeep trailers:
Miscellaneous, van bodies, stake bodies,
winches.
,,aro dogn @ Easy +rssF terms as.,sls cENTRAd aSah
Lee hwy, Arlington CH. 7000-- To reach:
Out through GEORGETOWN, cross Key Bridge,
drive Ia miles. Daily s to g.; Sunday
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SUMMER HOMES.

AUSTRALIAN EMBASSY oficial require
beach house, modern conveniences, com
muting distance washington. 8 wks: from
July g. McCLIEToCK, MI. 5000 o
CH h3Rh III
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COMMERCIAL PROP. FOR RENT.

LOT. 5Oxe5 with wide. rear alley, 10
coal wood, Ice. gasoline, auto repair and
all other ond-coml uses. Cali T. j.
LANE. Jr. Ma. 943s for further intor-
s0s sth ST. NW.-Ist-commerc s.
story brick in excellent condition inside
and out; entire building available to
rental Gail Mr. Schuyler. ME. l143,
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN between 10 and 5,
weekdays only. IL
ALEXANDRIA, VA. Mt Vernon ave, new
shopping center area. will build or lease
ground on long term EN-. Q376. -l3
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
FARMS FOR SALE.

DESK SPACE and phone available for pub
lie stenographer in Aforementioned Office
18th and H sts NV ME. 27S2
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
PRIVATE PARTY would like to invest
100000 in a piece of real estate; property
write i se Bow BUN sss1j star or more net e9Fn
PAY CASH or will sell for you, lots.
houses or acreage; free appraisal. SCOTT
SANDERS. 1919 80. Cap ST.. TR. 1868.
SELLING? We need all types of homes,
Investment properties, apt bldss. and
vacant ground in D, C. Md, and Va.
Our very capable sales force is tops in
all fields OF real estate. We deliver q
complete package-the sale and the
financing. Call sales manager, FRED
ERICK W BERENS SALES, INC, 1928 K
st, NV. Ma 9l41. 10
EDWIN L. ELLIS, REALTOR-I can sell
your house fast If priced right. I specialize
in places suitable for renting rooms. 1010
Vermont ave, RE 6140.
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GARAGES WANTED

GARAGE or warehouse for 10 cars; must
have direct access 20 street. Call GO.
1882. -16
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON, VA, near intersection OF
Wilson blvd and Glebe I'd, 800 SO. #,
soned commercial; 125 IT. on Gleoe rd.
large frame house on property. Price.
$175 per So. it. Can be attractively
financed. JUDSON REAMY, 1122 No.
Irving ST., Arlington, Va. CHI. 0S00: after
q pm, CH. 9l24. -13
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Word Game

Find rs or more common English
words in
LANTERN,
meaning, IAN incIosure for light,
protecting it from wind" Average
mark is "a words. Time limit, 20
minutes.
Rules of the Eame-1 words must be
OF four or more letters 2. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition Of
s. such as bats" cats" are not
used 3. Only one form of a word rs
used 4. Proper names are not used. A
list will be published tomorrow, "a
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STORES FOR SALE.

TWO-MAN GROCERY STORE, doing be-
mixed trade; wen stocked, good equipment
A good buy; lock. stock and barrel; cash
price. $4,000. Call OWNER, Ii. 4s45 or
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SILVER SPRING, MD.49.oo0 50. It. OF
rr. siding: sewer and water available
priced to sell SH 1886 -l2
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MONEY WANTED.
TRAIlERs.

WANTED TO BORROW $500 for S
months; good security: will pay good inter-
est. Box 20S-K. Star. 13s
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,-18 THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
N.

STORES FOR RENT tcent.1.
COIORED-AVAILABL SPACE, ofnces
beauty parlor or dance studio. DUNBAt
HOTEL, You st. at 18th Ut. NV. NO. S970
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HAVE End COMMERCIAL ground in excel
close-in Sc location; will build warehouse
or other bldgs. immed to tenants spec
and give long lease. Call WA. S625 OF
FRANK q PHILLIPS, DI I411 IL
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

5000 TO 10000 SO. TT, suitable
household goods storage. IA. 6672. i
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FORD 194l vanette. dble. springs, over.
size tires, recently. overhauled and newly
International 1912 K-7 c.o.e. van. Per
feet cond.: ST 1896.
Many ether vans. panels and stakes te
choose from. ACTION AUTO SERVICE
9Th NJ sts n Ma k4lS Il 3
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-17
CardI Mckenzie and
 Robert Prueher to
 Wed Sat. Morning

The marriage of Miss Caral Nc Kenzie and Mir. Robert Prueher will be solemnized tomorrow morn ing at 10 o'clock in the Catholic Church of the Nativity with the Rev. Robert Whelan s. J. officiat- ing. Miss Mckenzie is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Lester A. McKen- zie of Vista, Calif., and MT. Prue- her is the son of MT. and Mrs. Jo- seph Prueher of Bloomer, Wis. Attendants for the wedding will be Miss Ethel Murphy and MT James Prueher, brother of the bridegroom. A breakfast for the bridal party will be given at the Baranof Hotel following the cere- mony. Friends of the young couple are invited to the wedding.
 Miss Mckenzie is the kindergart- en teacher in the Juneau Public Schools and MT. Prueher is car penter. The couple will make their home in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-17
WOMEN OF MOOSE
 INITIATE THREE AT
 THURSDAY MEETING

Women of the Moose, Chapter No. 439, met last night in the Moose Lodge rooms. Wilma Hayes, Gladys Wood and Ida May Jensen were initiated.
 Chapter night program was held by the Mocseheart Committee. Co., worker Alberta Foxhill, chairman of the committee, arranged several games for the group. She was as sisted by Fife Eccles.
 A talk was given by Doc" Mur- phy, a member of the local Moose Lodge.
 Refreshments were served by Brita Bland and Ethel Davis. Mrs. Lutie Auld of Chapter No. 769 of the Women of the Moose was a visitor from Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-17
CHAPMAN LETTER HAS EXPLANATION
 KRUG DIRECTIVE
Indians Will! Give Up Most Claims in Return for 6
 Percent Settlement

Further reasons were discovered today for a proclamation yester- day by Interior Dept. Secretary Julius A. Krug in which he sci aside lol.O0o acres of land in SE Alaska for extending the Hyda- burg township land reserves. The reasons, however, are disputed by Juneau experts on tne ccrtroversial situation.
 A letter is revealed n which Undersecretary of the Interior Oscar L. Chapman explained to Assistant Agriculture Secretary Charles F. Grammar that such &C., ton was forthcoming because the Indians had volunteered to relin- ouish their claims to most of the land in the Tongass National For est if they were granted six per cent of their requests.
 Chapman told Grammar. in his letter dated Oct. 8, that he felt such proclamation by Krug would help to clear up the clouds over the proposed Alaska plup industry. He said that such an inducement to the Indians would more than likely persuade them to drop their
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-17
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Alaska, from Seattle, scneouieo to arrive at 6 o'clock tonight.
 Freighter Coastal Monarch rom Seattle. scheduled to arrive at g o'clock tonight. .. Glove Hitch scheduled to sal from Seattle today.
 Aleutian scheduled to sail rom Seattle 10 am. tomorrow.
 Princess Louise scheduled to saii from Vancouver Oct, 20.
 Square Sinnett scheduled to sal from Seattle Oct. 21.
 Ring Splice scheduled to sal from Seattle Oct. 2l.
 Baranof, from west. scheduled southbound late Sunday evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-17
Surprise Wedding
 Shower Given for
 Mrs. George StobeI

A surprise wedding shower was given for Mrs. George Stober in her apartment last night by Mrs Kenneth Benson, and Mrs. Dor othy Heliker.
 Mrs. Stober. formerly Mrs. Mar tha Wickersham, is bride of three weeks. In order to com pletely surprise her, Mrs Heliker invited her to dinner at Mikes and when they returned the guests were already assembled in Mrs Stooer's apartment.
 The ruse worked perfectly, ac- cording to Mrs Heliker, and the guest of honor was thoroughly surprised.
 Refreshments were tuna casser- ole, hot rolls, a beautifully decor ated cake and coffee.
 Guests were Mrs. D. Heron Mrs. Frank Marshall, Mrs. Clyde Turner, Mrs. Marvin Nelson, Mrs James Gleaton, Mrs. Joe McNallen Mrs. Jack Langseth, Miss Vivian Powers. Mrs. Fred Nelson and Mrs. J. w Ansell
 Mrs. Stober's husband is with the Sommer's Construction Com pany, now in Petersburg. She is employed at the dispensing office at the Federal Building.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-17
fHApElADIES MAKE
 PLANS FOR BAZAAR

Mrs. James Hickey, Sr., and Mrs. Stanley Jekill were co-hostesses to the Chapeladies Tuesday eve ming.
 Final preparations were made for the Chapeladies' Bazaar, which will be held at T o'clock Saturday eve ming.
 These present at the meeting were Mesdames Arnold, Bland, Bowman, DeHart, Dobbins, Dona- hue, Hickey Jekill, Lynch, Meier, Peterson, Palmer, Eperson and Condon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-17

other claims. He felt that the oct l lawsuit filed by the Haida and Tlingit Indian tribes and the postponement of time for the Ill., ling of bids by prospective pup manufacturers might have dSas- trous effects on the pulp industry
 George Sundborg, executive assls- tant to the Governor of Alaska said The only thing l know about the Hydaburg Reserve IS what I read in the newspapers, put l am confident from correspond- ence preceding yesterdays acton and which I have seen, that 1t IS the result of discussions between the Interior Department and the Agriculture Department in Wash ington and of agreement between them on a course of action.
 Chapman Refuted
 Refuting Chapman's letter, one Juneauite pointed out that while the Indians asked only for the re- tention of six percent of the Ton gass Forest lands in dispute, this figure actually represents approx imately g percent of all the usablc timber land in SEE Alaska. He said that timber over 2,OOO feet above sea level is not considered usable because of the impracticability of operations at that height. He bas- ed his figures on the Haas-Gold- schmidt report and stated that the six percent figure also does not other claims by Indians now pending. He pointed to one claim for 350000 acres alone by William L. Paul.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-17
LEGION, AUXILIARY
 TO INSTALL TUESDAY

The joint installation of the American Legion Post No. and Auxiliary will be Tuesday October 2l, at o'clock at the Dugout.
 Harry Sperling will show slides of his trip over the Alcan High way. After the social hour, re- treatments will be served. All members are urged to attend, and all friends are welcome.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-17
Properly Iransiers

The following recent property
 transfers have been registered by deeds furnished to the office of U. S. Commissioner Felix Gray;
 Edwin J. Kirchhofer to Robert c. Nelson, house and lot on the Glacier Highway at 712 mile.
 William T. Johnson to Velton o. Goodrich, a house and proper ty on the Fritz Cove Road.
 Mrs. Sophia Carlson to Charles Merila, a house and lot at Fourth and F streets in Douglas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-17
SOUTHEASTERN HERE

M. s. Southeastern of Briggs Steamship Company, skippered by Percy Arms, arrived in port today with 37 tons of general cargo for Juneau. Included in the freight load was dairy feed, hardware and general merchandise The South eastern is loading lumber this af- ternoon for Wrangell and Peters burg
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-17
JEAN KIBBEY BACK AT OLD JOB WITH
 ALA5KA }. }. co.

Mrs. Jean Kibbey is back at work today as Secretary in the Alaska Steamship Company office, a position she held for three years. She recently returned to Juneau after a two year absence to make her home with her parents, MT. and Mrs. George Anderson.