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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

1918 EMERSON ST. N.W.-Large. cool rm
for or 3 young ladies'; "a blk 14th st.
carline: $6e5 each per wk. GE. 9706. 5
2S2O MILITARY RID. N.W.-Single room,
week ssl only En- a5ls & blocks to bus $3.50 per
1921 DECATUR ST. Nw.-For 1 or .
prR affE asssonsSs ass hHms Gh PhoPs s4s and Laundry
GENTLEMAN, single basement room. nicely
furnished d Wy pst' ,ea bath convenient transp.;
s4es s4e me 9ocHE2N Ely s6s1 s. Nw-1ove,y ml room
Jewish family. family. OR; Or; 53s5. 81
Rss5fa'VGnH ss GHFVY hRs shVRRas CHASE Fl Pk%T vs.
toyey EOnh tm gyt Wn Iath Jeyish family mr.
sentlemse GaS Ha only, e AD. P osss. unlm DaNne
next BATH sssed csss svsorS TS0m IN
1879 s1s ssna sa% Th 81 ,stsFens5 SW So Mass
shower; . young girls, or men; So mo ca.
LARGE CORNER ROOM, twin beds: mr..
downtown, s45 per mo. for 2. Single. $50.
Sill isth ST. N,w.-eentleman: master
DUPONT CIRCLE yICINITY-176e Church
biock from bus: cleanw furnished. COM COM
Portable, bright room, second floor, next
to semi-private, bath; abundant hot water;
wool insulated; gentle home quiet en-
ployed gentleman: S35; references: per
FURNISHED ROOM to refined young mar
line; tesphons Emerson 5722. 81.
snS 1sh FE N S o2f
gentlemen only: private home: $50 mo.
ssss 2G o9sh 18th ST. N.w.-Nice comfortable
room with windows, radio in Gm.; gentle
nan; 1o1, 3th S31 ma g. Sc $3.50 single zodu
1861, 1851 Masss sLassD' AVE-. W. W. Apt. so1-De-
abs mems T in bsHhsor apt south
BHsiness .,l phone ogSs; EX; $500. Ext: 1884
TYo y S1e Ie s5asSnl RMS ssS: in nice ssa,R Ss
CHEVY y aaz sttsF bsdIo6 son
Rsrs 0S san decP nse Ris teis
Or scntlemsn; $50 per month la9
500 sl'Sh aADIsoN Dis n 81. N.w.-Large Gle clean
laundry ana teiephone privls s s"' GE. s 7754 s
taS 1906 9th 9th ST tn NwMLse. bright airy front
FGm FERRY RRd buses fn fhSpe room
next next to bath, very clean. quiet, pvt. home,
20 mo-; quiet gentleman; 14th st transp.
sass isah ST. 81 dsss!5S
3Sas. 3Sss eSfgMsIA eSStFaff kD.. Apt 1oa-sinsle S5
coIoRED@ssos isth ST. N.w.-Nicely
furnished room; employed gentlemen;
twin beds. kitchen privileges, laundry serv-
coLokED@@oas 18th ST. N.w-Nestly
and laundry privilege, Frigidaire, unlim-
ed LADY sinEe Over GaSs 5S Years Old
private. room with use of modern home
free, for part;time ,companionship with
and references required; Further infor-
G5fi6a Hrts By 81 sfa{ STAR ST. rm
and porch, couple. S5 each. AID. 43SS.
coLoksED-sle col sD; SIP OTIS m rL. N.w-one or
oLokEDeDonBLE RIM; for 2 employed
S.sI ofokERETakef ai} = Sfs Double ROOM for
double f0oms; ST and s. Week Ho s5sf 81
CoLoRED-eIOe 18th ST. N.w.-Front
room for nice man. plenty hot water;
neal. bus and cars; some privileges; $25
CoLoRED-171s 9th ST. N.w.-one-rm.,
coIoREDEioi1s tt5i4sRfi5e spti 1st ST N.w.-F:ont
room for employed couple or 2 girls also
front fnoti,g rm; and single h rm Tor men; no
CoLoRED-ls RANDOLPH PL. NV
srL IL a front heme room twin beds
two men S. per wk. each; also single
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ROOMS WANTED.

MIDDLE-AGED EMPLOYED LADY desires
furn. bedrm. and kitchenette or Ink
room; prefer Sc. section reasonable. HI.
SETTLED. employed lady wishes clean,
unfurnished room willing to sit in eve
nines. Gail MRS. HARRIS. Atlantic 39l5
CouPIE, no no children: to 3 furnished or
pnfurnished. hk s65 maxlmum 155 walter
5'efo' to Hr5yri pm': S1d Sunday am an. 0'' " MI
YOUNG MAN desires good-sized room, pvt.
bath, ample closet space; In Conn-Wl
sct?n Or 10th st. ares ra,v refs ayal
giving details. Box 126-B, Star 81
REFINED, settled couple, with no bad
and private bath in well-kept home; close
to 14th st. or 10Th st. or Conn. ave; i'm
ToS Wedstsly M.S Gan eRsb RA 3sl ds1ire,
room in NV. State rent and address. Box
FURNISHED, twin beds. large closet space
NV. NV. SECTION % Pre- preferred by : young ladies,
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE. temperate habits.
employed, desire back room. twin beds;
private home OF adults; NV. sect; reason
ELDERLY LADY desires furnished room,
kitchen and laundry privileges; $50 month.
REFINED. permanently employed lady
tnonsmoker). would like single room in
quiet clean home or apt: near transporta-
WsNrF1 tion; B0x RooR R93,Ri Star Ss ..r., onc.r
tering GEORGETOWN School TO Law Must
have by Sept. 10th: Al references. Reply
P. o. Box 102. Attleboro Mass.
GENTLEMAN quite. gen.
tile desires room in Brightwood area con-
venient TO 14th and Colorado; good clothes
cloest space, kitchen privilege for own
breakfast and convenient tc bath. With
congenial adults. No other roomers Price
less than $45 per mo. Box l37-B. Star
REFINED LADY desires room or small
apartment. HO. 1866.
SMALL COOPERATIVE nursery school
needs , downstairs rms. toilet facilities, yd
space, in vic. of Mclean Gardens; OLE
Mon. through Fri. EN- 1872. WO. 0T36
OR HOUSE. So rooms, in
NV section. Call ia. 25T6 between 70
, m. and all day Sunday or MI. 4441
ROOMS WANTED for men students: this
is one way you can be of real help to dis
charged war veterans who are, attendins
distance Of 18th and Park rd NV. Phone
Mr.; MALoNEY. Ho 1920. weekdays. g.
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ROOMS FURMsHEp-Mp. and VA,

TAKOMA PARK-Single front room for
ssef5emsn sH n H5 auiet bet home semiprivats
ATTRACTIVE ROOM with running water,
center oenser clarsnden; eno Va L or employed
ALExAANDRIANsm single rm. for girl
or lady; at bus stop; near Pentagon and
EaRek a BfDRooM wieh aeaS double beds and
gen gen. sultaaae I for gentlemen or 2 girls.
DOUBLE BEDROOM, running water in
room; room bath; with or without kitchen CHI
FURNISHED, DOUBLE, FRONT BEpRM.;
Ppst; ps4 enftranee; fisr gentleman only. Call UN.
$50 $50 eHAkSrsG sHlss Z Re- ST. Me- doubles i
siosa siose rapsp Wn ssd close e cahe
LGE. FRONT RIM. for empl. couple, near
pfe pSatazGn Ap q ox Nay iyeA annex 1913 Columbia
IaksGE Ia1s 81 poubEa 11f9 ROOM cooking tao1itis.
semiprivate bath and refrigerator, near bus
line, Inc: married couple preferred, $50. CHI
:i0s ". KENsINGToN ST.. Arl.-smaip at
tic rm., dble. bed with inner-spring mat
lreSs; conv. transp.; gentleman pref.
ATTRACTIVE DBL. RMS. twin beds mr..
bath: gentlemen only; 23 min. from down
s3EREk sGTR Soc srRIS Ne oE rrishsd 4dz4
0 5EFSs Isl fH'Pe ROOFS near nes bus
HAkGE h,lIs5as FRoSr fa6S RIM. near bath: suitable l
for working couple or gentleman Mt.
Fs5si o IARS nj $50 sfs9:P Ro9Ms IN da Co
cf MAs sun OR o6 ssE private
half betn +x s4 nsed faE for transD
BEVERLY HILLS. yA-Weil-f front
bedroom; double bed; next bath: laundry,
phone privils, gentle home TIE. s594,
5iO3 21st AVE, Avondale Terrace, Hyatts-
vile, Md.-Sgle. or dble rnl.. desirable per-
son or couple; complete home privils. to dis
nicer home; pvt. home; no other roomers.
cNE OR BUSINESS GIRLs-Available
rest of house. kit. privi.s; home atmos-
phere: one. $40 mo-; two. $50 per mo.
ARLINGToN, Ar: II 51lS vA.-sgle. rm., adj. bath
with shower; $50 mo-: man only: newly
HE RIvS fnd ip Ga 3hS n6s who 3i
large lar a1o- rm with bath in new brick home.
Nicely nc; 'FIh; fGRN. RIM, not far from BncE-
% %1iso coLoSrAI AvE. Alex, M va ia double
f9GR fS 'FRONT.' FRONT pEpRMfeF SR EseF elderly lady
or gentleman. who would desire room and
board. Tray service, if desired, honey,
congenial, atmosphere where patience and
sn 5lnoness is always expressed. Rockville
BETHESDA-Single bedrm. In private
home, ! blk, GEORGETOWN rd,, semi-pvt.
bath. OIL. 1925. Il
NEWLY FURN.-Excel transp.. breakfast
privilege,. Phone in room. $40 sgle $50
SMALL BEDROOM, with home privileges,
to let for watching . children while
mother works. CHI. S406. 81
FOR l NLY-Well-furnished corner room,
cross-ventilation, double bed, in owners
modern private home: oil heat: within
block shopping district and splendid 10c
SINGLE ROOM in private home, gentle
man preferred ST. 1915. i
ARLINGTON-Large room for one gentle
man. private home. convenient to bus to
Pentagon: refererceS GIL 1517. 3ls
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.

STUDENT DESIRES single room with one
$15O-s1:5 MONTHLY for sharing home
and meals Of family: used gracious LIVING,
by senior govt official whose married
PERMANENT GOVERNMENT employed lady
desires room and board, Woodridge sec
ton preferred: HO. 0630.
ROOM, BOARD for elderly man: private
family preferred; best reference: $40.
SUITABLE HOME for board and care Of
two boys, ages and 12. In city or vicin-
isy. In reply. state expected fee. Box 65-B,
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MOVING, PACKING s.s STORAGE

MOVING BY VETERAN Of experience with
new truck, careful handling. Call any time:
reasonable rates. MR.. COOK, Gil. 513T.
VET VANS OF vIRGENIA-Transfer. stor-
age. specialized packing and Grating and
shipping. All new equipment. Al white vet
eran help CH: 1901: evenings. ca. 1850.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.-24-nr
service: furniture moving and hauling;
trunks and bagsage. AT. 27b9 or FR. 03S6
VETERANS. starting business. will move
you day or evenings; reasonable rates:
light hauling a speciality. GE. 4651
FETERANS-MoYlng and hauling: new
trucks. responsible help: cargo insured;
estimates cheerfully given. MI. 61S9.
ARMY VETERAN-rIgnt loads, luggage.
trunks hauled for very reasonable rates.
Cal GE. 1875. q IN. to 3 pm.
NORTHERN MOVING STORAGE CO.
Immediate van service to California. Door
to door service within 10 days. 1925 New
York ave. ne. AT. 9243
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
nlture as part payment on your movinE,
storage; local. long dist. moving. ia. 2931.
/"
LIGHT DELIVERY. evening, Saturday and
Sunday. NO. 5000.
NORTHERN MOVING q STORAGE co.
Local drayage, domestic and foreign craft
Ing; inexpensive bus satisfying storage
facilities; daily pickups for long distance,
Florida, Texas, California, Washington
and other States direct by van. 1926 New
York ave. ne AT 0243
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COUNTRY BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD for Christian-like
people; lovely mountain view: on U. S.
Route II, Greyhound bus at door: reserya-
tions; So per day MASSANUTTEN LODGE,
MOUNTAIN REST HoMEWModern. screen
ed porches, good food; So per day; bus
service. Write or call MRS. o. M. GOCH-
ENCUR, Edinburg, Va. Long dist. 509-F-31.
NEAR MOUNTAINS, river modern. cool.
screened porches; best of food, well served;
SIS weekly, MRS. CLINTON BURNER, :,
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ROOMS FURkisHED-s.E. and s.w.

DOUBLE ROOM for employed couple; twin
1904 10th ST. S.E.-Girl to share large
front RIP. with twin beds with another.
Call OF Sun. or after 9 O'Clock. TW. O3S2.
1881 NICHOLS AVE. S.W.-Nicely fur
nisned room for young lady; telephone,
laundry priv: bus at door. TR. 70S3.
1852 s. CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-Bedrm.
pvt. home, quiet clean; Simmons metal
furniture; conv transp.; office. $50 TO 5,
D1. 2200, Ext. 2491. Thereafter, LU.
500 EAST CAPITOL ST. single rooms
one with running water, hot and cold; to
employed gentleman.
SIS n. CAROLINA AVE. SE.-Large front
rm.. couple. SO per wk, FR. $3.50.
LGE. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RM., sink
and refrig, $40 a mo. For married couple.
Conv Boiling Field. Twining S461.
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

TWO CONNECTING ROOMS with bath,
$50 month. Sixteenth and Spring road.
Box 70-B Star. 81
ARLINGTON, VA.-S1O wk comfortable
rnl.. lge. cedar closet, gentleman only.
t2S No Monroe ST. OK. 1888. Il
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ROOMS FURN.-s.E. s.w. tcon'.J

ROOMS FUkN.-S.E. y S.W. tSon ~
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 1000 Nichols ave,
s.w.-Room for rent, ST wk.; conven. bus
line.
IIth ST. Sc, I14-A-Large double room,
next to bath: clean, quiet: for 2 employed,
single rm., S35 mo. FIR. S943. 3
1926 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Comfortable, furn.
1911 MASS. AVE. s.E.-sleeping room.
for gentleman only next to bath; $50
per month. FIR. 26o2.
2lS 5th ST. S.E.-Lge nice furn. rm., for
empl. gentleman. Close to 2 carlines.
FIR 1895. 81
NEAR BOILING FIELD-Bedroom ad-
joining bath, telephone, large closet: for
refined man; frst-hoor terrace apt; $50
per pa pasrvhu NO hu. 1923. i
trance. pvt. bath: no cooking facilities
Call Victor 1929 mornings only. 81
home, suitable for couple, gentlemen or
girls; living room. kitchen and laundry
privileges: $40 per month. Phi. TR 141S.
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VACATION PLACES.

FOR RENT: Mason-Dixon Apts., on
Atlantic Ocean front - now accepting
reservations for the ideal late summer
season at reduced rates; S42. so per week;
the warm Gulf Stream bathes these
shores until late October. Five rooms,
which includes . bedrooms, modern
throughout: Located at Fenwick Island
Del on highway No. IA, from Rehoboth
Beach. Del. to Ocean City, Md. ReServa-
tions available Labor Day week and each
week thereafter. Call or write ANDER-
son LONG, Frankford, Del; telephone.
Rodney .}313. 80
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ROOMS FURk. OR UhEURh.

COLORED-526 18th ST. .N.E.-Unfurnished
or furnished rooms for rent. Call MRS.
JACKSON. LU. 6149.
COLORED-N.E. SECTION-Room for rent.
couple or single man or woman. with priv
ileges. Call Sunday 10 am. to 3 pm. TR.
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1857 HARVARD ST. N.W.-single, double
nished. semipvt. baths. good closet, tele-
phene Single, a.sas S35; double SOS; triple
WEsrRfNsTRR IVES Mn SER HOTEL. 1907 18th 'i st.
nFwAractiye running wasr elec
sic s'it 9Th sT. N.W.~Nicely i furn ~ Tg rm. 2
exposures. semipvt bath: l blk. expr. bus;
Js5En ME- ROOM ON Viz H5 q9s5 family convenient
tractive room. unlimited phone; $40 week.
PETwoRTH. 1900 9th st. NV front
bath unlimi phone; reasonable; II
tsn bsds soss1; sT Sbs room With Rsd5% a5
esS R!E ffn E5 5si "a sas price,
sRFFEksos s Sa No selG
twin beds; also rm. with double bed; good
soI tIsnsp SpY. gentle bone RA Al 4o41 81
in double; beaut. furn. IS
PORTER AND CONNECTICUT--Coup or
2 businesswomen; lge.. comfortable adj
SINGLE PERSON, So a wk.; cpl, s1o a
Man Sk m bUposT nsS to 5f al asS cool
room for settled couple. $50 month; also
single rm, :,rd floor. $3.50 mo. 1859
New Hampshire ave. NV. See MIR. BAYS.
apt -31
NEAR WARDMAN PARK-Lge. front rm
with pvt. bath, twin beds, 2 closets; tele-
phone: recently redecorated; $50 for 2;
500 single; SIS per me. for garage on
premises: men only. HO. 2246. 3
s38 LoNGFELLOW ST. N.w,-Lse dbl
rm. twin beds. nicely furn.: kit privil.i
conv transp. GE. f945. Il =
MT. PLEASANT-I735 Park rd.-Large
frcnt: southern exposure; pvt. home; re-
fined gentleman AID. 0753. 81
22I1 18th ST. NV, Apt. Jewish home,
rice Quiet and clean room only fer gentle
good Transportation. Phone DU. 6S96. Il
1905 DECATUR ST. N.W.-Nice front rn..
semipvt bat nicely furn.; gentleman only
Jewish home. GE. S1ss. IL
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-22

purpose which his pennies daily under this law, nevertheless it is an additional burden his pocket book which will be getting thinner as the days go by
 much -heralded cut in his Federal income tax prob ably will not materalize this year for the wage earner The average Alaskan will most likely continue to pay 20 per cent of what he to the Federal govern ment.
 If a Territorial income tax, which probably will be proposed during this session unless proposed expendi lures are greatly reduced becomes law this will add to already heavy burden It has been reported that
 bill will be introduced specifying that the taxpayer pay additional tax of at least 10 per cent of what he pays the Federal government to the Territory This would take another per cent of his income. Some would have you believe that this Territorial income tax could be simply deducted from the Federal tax. which is not at all true II is true that large part of such tax could be used by large corporations and businesses to reduce the Federal tax Little op- position is be expected from this source However the Alaskan wage earner may feel different
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-22
Armed Forces Merger"
lCincinnati Enquirerl

tCUClilnall EI4ulItll
 Compromises are often necessary. in political af- fairs but not always logical sound. In the case of the armed forces mifcation plan, as agreed upon by the Army and Navy compromise seems to have served admirable purpose The proposed terms of merger which of course are subject to debate and approval or rejection by Congress just about half way between the original Army plan and the later Navy plan. But the resulting compromise stands up as a workable program of coordination.
 The most important objective was to achieve unity of command. This is assured in the new plan by single cabinet officer heading all the services and by retention of a revamped Joint Chief of Staff Council Another important objective, ignored ln the original Army plan but featured in the Navy proposals is the coordination of military policy and political foreign policy This is assured by inclusion of the Navy's provision for Council of National Defense.
 The principal objections to the earlier plan, which from the Navy that it placed all the armed services under a single military head who of neces- sity would be an Army officer-ground or ar-most of the time This is corrected by retaining separate military heads of the services and by obtaining CO., ordination through the Joint Chiefs and also through larger body the War Council.
 The Navy also objected to the original merger scheme because it would deprive the Navy of it's landbased air components particularly search air craft On this point the compromise favors the pcsi- ticn taken by the Navy
 There may still be some minor difficulties in achieving the full measure of unity required for economy and for efficiency in preparing for and waging total Boards and committees do not always serve adequately in the place of single admins tratve heads But the plan looks entirely feasible It promises unity of strategic command at the top, as well tactical command in theatres of operations It promises ultimate economy in procurement, although it cannot be expected to produce any immediate eco monies of consequence. Nor could any of the other unification plans.
 It is to be hoped that Congress will act promptly and favorably these merger proposals. now that the feud of the armed services is ended and unificaton plan satisfactory to all arms has been drafted, The Enquirer strongly opposed to the original plan, but all it's objections are met in the compromise proposal The sooner the matter can be settled by legislative enactment the sooner the armed forces themselves can settle down to the practical task of working out unity of policy and effort at all echelOnS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-22

With the legislative session nearly the hallway mark little or nothing has been done on the prime problem facing the Territory this year-a huge pro- posed budget for the next biennium with anticipated revenues so far short of raising the money 1t IS ridiculous.
 Indications are that several existing taxes will be increased But even then the anticipated revenues would be far short On the other hand little attention seems to be given to cutting down expenditures Indeed from the many bills introduced and yet to be introduced asking for appropriations in addition to those contained in the huge budget one would think that the legislators are completely unaware ol the serious problem they face
 Another serious problem that has been touched on only briefly is the effect upon the Territorys economy of the additional burden on our educational health and welfare facilities in caring for large num- bers of Indians Eskmos or Aleuts formerly cared Tor by the Federal government In the educational field the problem is most Commissioner of Educa- ticn James C. Ryan attempted during recent trip to Washington to talk the Office of Indian Affairs into payng tuition to the Territorial schools for those oi native blood enjoying the territorial facilities. In spite of the fact that tuition is paid in all of the States nothing apparently could be done for Alaska This problem is so serious that it should warrant special investigation. This is one reason for much o the Territorys additional expense
 Needless to say, unless means of reducing the budget to figure approaching the s60oO00O mark, the unhappy taxpayer is going to get it in the neck
 A year ago. during special session, bill was passed established the so-caed sales tax of per for the purpose of raising funds to aid our re- turning veterans This will continue until March 3l l949 While the average Alaskan realizes the good
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-22

of the Fairbanks Igloo responded. Others introduced by Postmaster Mcdonald were Antonio Polet, President of the Grand Igloo; Mrs. H. P Hansen, delegate from Ketch- ikan; Mrs Floyd Fagerson, Presi- dent of the Juneau Auxiliary; Ger lit Snider, Of the Anchorage Iglco, who read a brief history of the or ganization of the Pioneers and pre- ceding organizations. Senator Leo Rogge, Sergeant-at- Arms of the Grand Igloo; Charles w. Carter Grand Recorder. and R. N. De- Armond. President of the Ketchikan Igloo of the Pioneers.
 The first meeting of the Grand Igloo was held at the IOOF Hall at 10 o'clock this morning. The ses- sion will continue during the after noon and will be concluded on Sun day, with the election of officers and selection of place for hold ing the next Grand Igloo meeting
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-22
Al AUXILIARY IS
 PLANNING EVENTS
 APRIL 12, MARCH }

The American Legion Auxiliary
 met in the Dugaut Tuesday eve ming, February 18, for their busi- ness and social meeting, with a good attendance of officers and members
 Further plans were made for the Masked Ball, open to the public, to
 te held in the Elks' Hall, Saturday evening, April l2.
 Plans were also made to hold a rummage sale, in the Legion Dug out. Wednesday, March 5, starting
 at II a. m. Anyone having cloth ing etc, to contribute toward this
 sale, may leave it at the Dugout
 Tuesday, March 4, or they may call Mrs. Bert Lybeck. Blue 267, or
 Mrs. J. A. Sofoulis, 552. and ar rangsments will be made for col lection
 The Unit voted to give $25 to the Alaska Crippled Chndren's
 Association, a newly formed organ Ration, which is working for a very worthy cause.
 After the business meeting, very interesting Child Welfare films were shown by Mrs Erickson, Public
 Health Nurse, and Mrs. Amy Rude. Other films of this series will be shown at another meeting Refreshments of birthday cake and coffee were served later by Mrs.
 Ida Carnegie and Mrs. Beth Nord- ling, the committee in charge for
 February. Mrs. Anna Bedding was
 the guest of honor, her birthday being February IA, St. Valentines Day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-22
EASTERN STARS

Imitation, Juneau Chapter Mo-, ' Tuesday, February 25, 8 o'clock. ALICE BROWN. Secy.
 adv 510-t2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-22
GRAND IGL00 OF PIONEERS
 HERE THIS 4. M

Some l40 memrers of the Pion- eers of Alaska and the Pioneer Auxiliary banqueted last evening at the LOOP Hall as preliminary to the opening of the meeting of the Grand Igloo of the Pioneers today. Following the dinner the local Igloo of the Pioneers and Auxiliary held their meetings
 Louis Mcdonald, President of Juneau Igloo No of the Pioneers, acted as toastmaster at the dinner. Mayor Waino Hendrickson welcom- ed the Grand Igloo delegates to Juneau and Senator E. B. Collins,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-22
Daily lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MISUsED Say DESIROUS feeling of the position which was very DEoS ABLE applying to persona.
 OFTEN NSPRONOUNCED Halfpenny Pronounce haypeny syllable
 OFTEN MsspEIIED: Catastrophe pronounced FEE
 SYNONYNIS aionate ardent amorous enamored loving
 a times and is yours Let us
 word each day odays word PRoPToUS attended by The propou mom had
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LOOK and EARN tgy c. GORDON

many the U S. Consultation have been repealed?
 only explorer 
 of vessels entered 
 All Youth Orchestra organized of the worlds
 ANSWERS
 Only Prohibition. Richard Byrd City. Leopold Stokowsk Shelf
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20 YEARS AGO {TTE TIT E nr.kE
FEBRUARY 9, 1927

FEBRUARY 22 1927 Public this Wahingons Birthday card party was to lying a the A. B Hall The first halibuers with small 70 prices were quoted by Orange plant Forestry arriving for the annual conference
 broker arrived town after spending the winter ] States l. M Cargan travelling from the westward Leo Mccormack Wrangel man. in town, Fred Hennng and returned from the south Grant the south. Weather report High, 36; clear