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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT tcer

oOStNESS FNST. sSN NstNs NS0uxsyi
LOCATION in DC. for The sale q Christ:
mas trees; low rent. Call MI. olso' , Y
sas s + s srd ST. NV. 1st floor; rooms 70,
sale and service, or ONCE space 500. see
tenant or phone co. 2675. s am te
ssss WILSON BLVD; AEltnstcnm;ssYl!ts s sli e; 2!
doctor, dentist Or business once; will or rent
Il sist t'Hs AND DIX K sTs.wcorner location; sp.
prox. 1000 50. TT; floors and basement
2nd a, now occupied as apt; lessee eouh
room for expansion Of business; entii'
bids: for lease; S425 month. For add
afsh 1Gas rRaSK Pass pifsse Di sa NJ Ds
iishssd lspIscss hish aitDS ceilinss, sui saitss S
medasely SnaR SF ~ Siyid. oSs ayassls il
HILL Co. 7io Jackson pi. H. NV" SITES 81: iss'
ArrEox A soo So Fl ,,,s,w sn wilson 5ss
shs5 ia5SSs Rsssof apsh'd Radio sias sMiaAxSS 8
i LARGE ROOMS on 18th st. NV. ne ne,
Golumbia Go 1hda rdMssghi,tabis for storage
RSn'hi TNG't D1. csIl ssao rHos' j. FISHER q 6
"FOR SALE OR LEAsE"-A vacant s-sto
bldg: consisting OF q large store with
floors and elevator; located vicinity Of
and Indiana ave. NV. This desirable. We
located property lends itself for many tyl
of commercial use, especially for wholes;
or any business not recurring foot tral
!, FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE. 1855. ~
SHOP. rear of a27 G st. n.w.-Suite
iSaToS REAITY I5Tse aE' sey ssoo soetan'e' WAS
92i G ST. N.W.-,Seyeral rms. now av5
q wSsaTNaroS ssfh e tSsf'f sEAhT ESldE
rooms and md bath. al / suitable asnH Tor n pro. 1ss
psss; 1sS; 4. $: dARpfNER s CO. Reai5
iss assh 9Th Il S. ST. NJ NwAana VA nss4 commercial
rear, suitable sl0scs' ior otsces lishs iasAfa ma
featuring, mechanic shop. etc. Ing;
FfRsr1fiooR FHsS Fl sas IocAPPioN, s. PiS sut.bi,
offces. small store or restaurant; ex
George Washington Hospitals. 241S Pc
shoGsD 1dssl SeHnGHoh isl s5t sHS Ssnusesqg fs
combination Of workroom and ON
furrier silversmith., etc. Building equip
wit with PASSENGER ss and freight elevators Y
essns dset is1'fi Leo 5fSn sEsNsrEs sfS EN-
sas as' INpfASA 4 81 "a AVE. W NV N@-stor. .ns
upper frs, downtown. Entrance on 2
with elevator. OH heat. Immediate pos,
e!aa aspt. 2 leo 'FshsE N sERSsfEiN sSSfii e0s Co.
krfRAeTIivE 4 Il a;Tii ME; sHe%haooM. 1874 once
warehouse, approx. 1000 50. IT.
rental. Call OR. 2741.
TWO DOWNTOWN, centrally loca
buildings; 8, floors and basement
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APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.

BUILDERS, ATTENTION! Sligo Par:
sites, zoned for garden-type apartments
FHA Title sos financing; 90T loan
Cali FREDERICK w BERENs SALES
Dow NH WI ASH + Nv located
busy thoroughfare, within, walking dis
age. v. L. TOOMEY. Jr,, MA. 4379, EN-,
APT: SITES in Randle Highlands; 2 acres,
OWNER, FIR. 1915.
1900 BLOCK ST. N.E.-Fine lot suitable
for 9-unit apt. house. Priced At only
S2,a50 for immed. sale. Excl. with JESG
FISHER g. CO., INC, Realtors, 142o J.
CORNER 9Th AND LONGFELLoW SITS.
n.w.-Very lge., cor. site, 150x160,, fer
beaut. apt. house. The only one available
in this very desirable sec. Price reduced
for immed. sale. Excl with JESS FISHER
g. CO. INC, Realtors, 1920 X st. NV,
UPPER CONN. AVE, CORNER with 100
feet on Conn. ave.. also another site with
Soft. frontage on Conn. ave-. very reason
ably priced For information, call W0.
$500: once open today till PM EDw.
51iRS 6tti, Pc M pSe. He,th 5Ss sss e r. 81
terms.
N. C. HINES q SON, OK. 1850; eyes,.
GIL 1919, UN 3773
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLANp.

5-RM. HOUSE, near Ardmore Nd. on
gravel rd.; ~ miles to bus and school; no
modern conv.; free frewood and some
retired people Call Bowie 1894
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
TWO N-ACRE SECTIONS in Polk County,
M1b M6bERN s0* shsBhooM bsIlhI Ssar brick home Ar
Sil,5 800. or trade $4,000 equity for larger
home, lot or farm. OWNER, Box 13-V'
new YORK FOR wAsHINGToN-e-room
house, so minutes bus or train from New
York, for or 3 bedroom house in Bethesda
or environment Box 126-T, Star.
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TWO DOWNTOWN, centrally ioca
buildings; 8 floors and basement !!
proximately 10000 50. #. Excellent c
dition. Possession at once.
$500 SO. it. ONCE space, redecora
on three aoors elevator Less than
ties Dept, MA. $500. 14l7 K st. NV: :
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

INDUSTRIAL. PROPERTY, ideal plant site.
on main line B. g. o.. R. r. switch
aooot95a9lew aoo9 OF wA. oc e$6s 50 H. u n AaT EaT A.
COMMERCIAL Industrial ground, D. c.
and Md; railroad sidings; all prices. Z.
N. LIGHTBOWN, WA. 1925.
FOR USE AND PROFIT--S9. 900 50. IT,.
in strategic sw. location, with water front.
Sell all or part. Write for DEVELOPMENT.
ROY LAWRENCE, Broker MA. 9165; eyes.
UNFINISHED, 2-APT. BLDG. in Airing.
ton; .Ss,65O. Can be completed in approx.
80 days at estimated cost Of $4,000, or
owner will complete for buyer for price
Of $4,000, with $4,000 down. Call
VAcANT@2-sToRY BLDG, 3oxso. con-
crete floor. furnace heat, cleo. toilet; u
acre land; $500; terms On No. 5.
this side Of Clinton, Md, A. M ROTH,
RE. 1880 -27
TT, along B g. O. r. r. for sale. Call
WORTHINGTON. CHI 464O week days
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
SURPLUS LAND. railroad sidinss ayaila6ls.
zoned industrial; both in D. c. ana NEARBY
Maryland; small or large acreage; lonz q
short-term lease. PEBBLES CHEM1CAL
co. Once, UN. 2525: res. EN-: $3.50:
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED.
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL ground
or buildings wanted for sale or lease. A. M.
ROTH, Woodward Bldg. RE: 1880:
ihvEsTMshr PROPERTY FOR SALE.
SHOPPING CENTER-Beautiful. modern
limestone building, consisting OF stores,
parking facilities; excellent income; choice
and promising location Of Virginia. For
complete information. call Mr.. Joles. II,
until pm; Sunday and ewes, II. 4335.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 z st. NV.
"a
1st COMMERCIAL, near George Washing
ton Hosp.-4-story brick. 13 rms, kits.
3 baths; excel cond.: yearly income,
S4,320: could be substantially increased
BY turning building into ofices: $4,000
down, bal. terms. OWNER, CO. 472o.
s-FAMnY APT, priced ss7.5oo: income,
Mr. Measell Ma 93o0: ewes. and sun,
81. o7o5: BOSS q PHELPS. INC. 554l7
CONTINUED % Next Psss)
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APARTMENT SITES WANTED.

APT Ites SITES ,naro2 Ryt Pity T gntsas gaTisas'
downtown and ! in Chevy Chase, D. c., or
similar. location. Corner properties Of sp;
prox. 10000 50. #. preferred; Send full
data and price to Box 213-M Star. -25
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COUNTRY CLUBIBrick, rms, baths,
attic, garage; $4,000.
South Arl.-6 rms, 2 baths Colonial
brick; rec. rm., side porch; 4fe financing,
S1S,500.
Wynwood-Lovely 2-bedrm. brick: will
trade-in on 3-bedrm. house. S1s,5OO.
Arl. Court House, section-6-rm brick,
side porch, garage; future investment Can
be zoned commercial. S17.5O0.
Call for appointment to see these and
others. W. P. PARRAMoRE REALTOR,
CHI. 1866, GL. S792. CH. 1927 and CH.
5719. rs
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR NLE.

$4,000 so. FIT, 500 on RI. siding; ali
utilities available located ne. seetion,
nearby Md. Box 14-Y, Star. %.
$4,000 so. FIT, zoned Industrial: suitable
for any industrial use; 25c per It. Call
WA 1924 after Sunday.
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Continued On Next Psge.)
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eAia ESTArS s1ss co. e., Realtors oe eH s@67
GI APPROVED bath on 1st floor liv
rm. with fireplace. din. rm. and attrac
tive equipped Kitchen 3 bedrms. and full
tiled bath up; full basement. finished rec
cash. Hh pef montS
RoBT. N BRUMBAcK CO. owens 1890
p-STORY STUCCO. HoUSE-1st f.. liv
rm with fireplace, den. bath. din. rm... kit.
and bath, sleeping porch; full bsmt.. Goa
h.-w.h.; lot 74x2o4: close to schools etc
Seen by appt; price S15,50o. Call CH
NEED MORE RooMe Then you should Sc,
this spacious home of 3 bedrms., nurser,
and den; features include ~ tiled baths
auto. heat, copper plumbing and other de
sirable. features too numerous to mention
pon't hesitate; call RoBT. N. BRUMBAcK
TOWERING TREES and winding stream
surrounds this picturesque 2-bedrm. bricl
bungalow with built-in saraee and screened
een1 esN 70 sveryehns sisooo sS is the tota ah
price, Call now and name your own terms
Ws BRGMsAR B esle c. { ths
WANT i FAMILIES; We have them. Cal
RosT,; n. sRTMsAGK CO.. Owens 1880
than keep up the monthly. payments will
5 bedrms, rented out and have s-rm. apt
CECIL 3. LUPToM; ata Realtor' oW- 533a
NEAT M TfPA PAcKAGE aS @ An 10 ail-brick Colonial
on a big lot; No. Arl.; living rm.. ,gooc
dining Em. and kit on lst f.: bsdrms
and you Just don't find homes any cleaner
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC. Lee hwy
NEAR BELLE HAVEN COUNTRY CLUE
| S11 300 Modern cape Cod brick home
14x1s liv. rm. with fireplace. lee. din; rm
and kit, screened porches, bedrms
and tiled bath full bsmt.. oil heat. Love.
| " yard with fruit trees. grape vines ant
flowers COMMONWEALTH REALTY co.
oW $500; OK. 2a4l .S3
construction. Entrance, hall. lge. .liv I'm
with fireplace, with a side porch. lEe. din
sewing rm., 2 bedrms. and tiled bath up
full bsmt. with outside entrance, rec rm: m
,,,E 81 heat sstsasslye let; me's risht oW u
$500, OK. 2341. -23
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"a sSy sFA + d.5s SsTA At oX sERysE USE
GL. o56l. "a
s15.o5o; BRICK STONE BARGAIN; nsa,
Ing a room, m fireplace, full dining room, larg.
electric kitchen powder sSIs r9om 2 tnd aad baff slf
ossiarus; otferins; te1i terms RoBERT MAGEE, RE
774O until 8.
PRICES REDUCED-open today, ! to
nsS sSout stoRs hsmfs ot
each, ali on one floor: beautifully, sturdily
constructed vacant. and ready for youl
s a DisgtH d bsEs aEs g car nzs fS
70 I' reach from Pentaeon; Columbia pike te
Rt. $50 ION left Just beyond waterfalls
RoM9E Hs e IARB5sN a1S9f5Nsy fRsator exclusive
MAkM spsinss spaiS spd The Homestead mes s %
Gated aftGl46a 400 IT,. from the pool; 1900 #
flsm fHSns W level DS9oe sos nsS
asG asd SUM- naa7 c.il Mr Nj fs Mssse d. o7o5 ewes
McLEAN-Two-story. clapboard house in
with fireplace. dining room, Kitchen
two-car garage. chicken house on ap-
sss sssH s9sf: 'si; @S
$4,000, by owner: 5 min, to Pentagon:
S-story cement block. excellent condition;
livins room. dinette, eauippsd kitchsn:
large wooded lot: $4,000 cash required
Columbia pike, past Bancroft Apis. left
SR ao pl6Ssa0'e qoss aLs oes seas sn' 10 Aos0n S'
4 BEDROOMS, 4 ACRES-Home with tour
ist possibilities. This property is pleas
antly situated on a main highway in Fair
fax County, and is within committing
distance of washington. On the 1st door
are living room. dining room, large kitchen
with range and refrigerator, bedroom and
bath. On the 2nd floor are 4 bedrooms
and bath. The oil;hrsd hot-water heatinss
condition. outbuildinss include q barn,
large poultry house. cornerib and meat M
s5 600 down, balance S130 per month
at the end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alex
andria 5s12: Closed Sundays.
CORNER BRICK, rms, Va baths, auto.
h.-w.h.; near Geo. Mason Hotel, Alex;
can be zoned offices; now home with $3.50
mo. income. A. p. HASKELL. CH. e142
Evening star., 1947-11-23

1. ASKING $4,000 = 5-room bungaloW,
part reconditioned. balance new; full
basement with new heating plant; lot 12Ox
l60: Just outside Falls Church, of Lees
burg pike.
2. Residence made into two 5-room
apts.; stove and refrigerator, oil heat;
owner will vacate when sold; asking
$4,000.
3. 2H acres. trees. old Groom shack.
well: Just off, Old Dominion dr.. near
Arlington Co. line, in Fairfax, Co. c. W.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE p bedrm. and
bedrms,, IN baths, on l acre.
bedrms and baths. mr.. schools
PRICED from $lIo00-$1s,950. COOK
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IL
nteressed, fash Rsseea eall apa MASNAs REALTY CO.
3lIe Wilson blvd Arlington Va. GIL
WtinI1Li12MsBuRG viii 32MMsBuRG BRIcK-Full stories, 8
bedrms.; custom built yrs ago; center ter;
breakfast rm,, kit. 8 bedrms, and bath are
bath; att gar lot 62x1l5; slate !l;te roof;
spouting; SOUTH excellent location +. v. MUL-
LEN, Sill Columbia pike. Arl, Va, OK
1882. Open ewes. until 8. -23
FALLS CHURCH VA; by qwreFMsT psfSs: ane4
house, excel: location, N,a; lot; 1st a. iiv liv
rm 1872 fireplace pctgre eonSpsg %hdSg ft dn
Sedrms bedrm wiad and tie Tie bash s 'f u @ Ter
side ssi Dres SsPPee Po
circle at Seven Corners, rich. on route :
ss sasf rsht RToad bk to P1 property sG nm IN
ct, For further information DI, 1894
siset sio.seopAttractive Z p4t bungalow in immae
bedrms., bath. attic partially fin into 2
bedrms; cha. heat, full basement: easy
pa1Sine bURS ow San 7sss Ss ox iso3 John
S a lovely home; ist:h. iiv; rm: with
fireplace, DIM rm., full SIZED. equipped
kit, bedrm., half bath; End A., Q bedrms.,
B. MILBURN OW. 1878, OK. 1904. -23
S13,3OO-New Cape Cod frame; LIST f..
liv rm. 12x24 with fireplace. din rm.
12x12, kit. 12x16, den 12x20, half bath,
sun porch 1Ox12; End f., 2 bedrms. 12x12
full bath; oil a.-c. heat full basement;
ss1fihsS MsHaN sa5ase oW 7s ss o iso4 ?t JOHN
homes. Immediate poss. 1 English-style
bungalow with built-in gar. Lot with
to Clarendon. Only $4,000. . others
with similar appointments. LoNGACREs,
VETEERANs AND CIvILIANs-You can
have this 3-bedrm., 2-story Colonial in No.
Arl. Conv. to everything Consists of "
bath on 1st f., firepl. IN living rm: and
rec. rm. Built-in gar. LoNGAcREs,
4 BEDRMS., BATHS-Do you have .lge.
family2 This home is built for You, priced
very low and attr. terms AL rms. unusual
size. Full bath on 1st f.. 8 bedrms.. tile
bath on 2nd a. Huge finished rm. on 3rd
f., with bath. Finished rec. rm. in bsmt.
gi.h EepI noans and ,, bath .. ,r,.Att At ssTTi
to see this home at once. LONGACRES,
$500 $500 is MHi The Full Full PRICE for this we'll
built, 3-bedrm. frame bungaiow, located
IN 90. Arl., with level lot, ssx115, al
fenced. crcM 3. LuPToN. Eealtor, soW'
Evening star., 1947-10-17
Central Business Unit
Elects Clayton Gasque

Clayton Gasque, head salesman
for q plumbing and heating Arm.
last night was elected president of
the Central Business Association for
the groups coming administrative
year.
Mr.. Gasque is connected with the
plumbing and heating firm of VIII
liam Bernstein & Son.
The election took place at the
10Th annual banquet of the associa-
ton in the Hotel Statler.
Other officers elected included
William Saylors, first vice president:
zed Williams, second vice president;
Marie McAvoy, third vice president,
and Jack Feldman. secretary.
-Four men we're elected to the
Board of Directors for three-year
terms. They we're Jerry Hysone,
H. S. White, Shaw Blackstone and
DR.. Leo Diegelmann.
About 125 businessmen and women
were present. Special guests in
cluded Clifford H. Newell. president
of the Federation of Citizens Associ-
ations; j. M. Heiser, president of
the Federation of Businessmen s
Associations; Miss Peggy Wilson,
Miss Washington of 1947." and
George E. Mcneil, president Of the
District Bar Association.
Mr.. Gasque and Leon Hopkins,
former president, were the speakers.
Evening star., 1947-10-17
Man Gets IS Years 10 Life
In Cafe Fatal SIashino

Sullivan G. Lacks, 81, of the first
block of G street S.W., yesterday
afternoon was sentenced by Justice
Edward M Curran of District Court
to serve from Is years to life for
second-degree murder in the fatal
cutting of man last January.
Lacks, who Is colored, was SEN
fenced Immediately after pleading
guilty to the charge. His victim was
Calvin V, Chase. 38, colored. of the
400 block of Luray place NV, who
was killed by Lacks during a fight
In restaurant In the 1900 block of
Seventh street NV, according to
police.
Lacks had been indicted on a
charge of f1rst-degree murder, but
was allowed to plead to the lesser
charge of second degree.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
(Io L0NG5H0RE
 WORKERS ASKING
 FOR WAGE BOOST

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.-lR- Coast longshore arbitrator Arthur c. Miller has opened hearings on demands of CIO longshoremen fol an 18 cents an hour increase to their present basic wage of $l57
 The CIO-ILWU said the demand is based upon increased cost of liv- ing, increased production ano "technological improvement and spsedup'
 The longshore demand, the Un- ion said, was formulated last weekend at a coastWise meeting of delegates in Seattle. The matter goes automatically to arbitration under a Dec. 15 clause for re- opening of the longshore agree ment between the union and the Waterfront Employers Association of the Pacific Coast.
 The demand for the increase was been rejected by the employers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
CLARK NAMES CONNIE ORGANIZATIONS
More Legislation Planned
 BySen. Buffer 10 Sett|e issue
 Regarding Aboriginal Rights

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-R- Chairman Butler (R-Neb) of the Senate Public Lands Committee said today he plans to offer addl- tional legislation next year design ed to settle the question of ab- original rights in Alaska.
 He and Senator Watkins CR- Utah), proposed yesterday that the law giving the Interior Department the right to establish Indian res ervations in the Territory be re- pealed and that those already es- tablisheG be rescinded.
 Butler said it was the intent of the legislation to aid in the settle ment of aboriginal rights in the Territory.
 Tt is my feeling Butler said in a statement, that the abori- ginal rights question in the Terri tory of Alaska must be settled once and for all, as Alaska must have an opportunity to develop its re- sources and it is impossible fol any individual or organization tc get title until the native rights are settled"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
TEN INDICTED
 IN CONTEMPT
 OF CONGRESS
Movie Writers, Producers, Directors Must Now
 Face Court Trials

WASHINGTON, Dec 5.-IR- Ten movie writers, producers and directors today were indicted foi Contempt of Congress in refusing to say at a Communism- in Holly wood investigation whether they are or have heen Communists.
 The 10 now must stand trial tC determine their guilt or innocence
 Those named in separate indict. ments returned by the Fedora grand jury, are Albert Maltz, Dal- ton Trumto. Samuel Ornitz, John Howard Lawson, Ring Lardner, Jr, Herbert Biberman, Robert Adrian Scott, Lester Cole, Alvah Bessiem, and Edward Dmytryk.
 Eight of them also were indict- ed on an additional count alleging they refused to say whether or not they belonged to the Screen Writers Guild.
 All ten had declined to answer specific questions about Commun- ist affiliations during hearings held by the House Committee on Un- American Activities in october. They contended that the commit tee was violating their constitu- tional rights by inquiring into their political beliefs
 Dmytryk is motion. picture di- rector, Biberman director-pro- ducer, Scott a writer producer, ano the others are scenario writers Dmytryk and Scott recently were dismissed by R-K-O Studio, Lard. ner by 20th Century-Fox. and Cole and Trumbo by Metro -Goldwyn- Mayer. The others have no regu- lar studio contracts.
 At the request of the committee headed by Rep. Thomas (R-NO the House overwhelmingly voted contempt citations against the 10 on Nov 24. The citations then were taken over to U. s. Attorney General Morris Fay for submission to the grand jury
 The maximum penalty on con- viction for each count of contempt is S1 900 fine and a year in jail The minimum is $100 and a one month pail term.
 Separate trials are expected to be neld for each of the 10 defen- dants.
 Those named in a second count for refusing to say whether they belong to the Screen Writers Guild were Maltz, Trumbo, Ornitz, Lard ner, Biberman, Scott, Cole and Bessiem. Lawson and Dmytryk were indicted on only the one count alleging they refused to say whether they were Communists.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
AUTHORITY
 TO RATION
 GOAL ASKED
Congress Hears Plea 10 Give President Right to
 Ration Commodities

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-IR- Oscar L. Chapman, Undersecretary of the Interior, pleaded with Con- gress anew today to give President Truman authority to ration and fix prices on coal and oil should the need arise.
 Voluntary conservation measures may be all that the petroleum in- dustry will require, Chapman said.
 But as for coal, We believe that transportation and export controls are necessary as minimum" and 'allocation and price controls should be available in reserve
 Chapman's testimony, before the Senate House Economic Committee, followed similar pleas from othe: administration officials.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
LEON JONES
 CONVICTED
 OF MURDER
Av Slayer of Two Men l. Found Guilty by Fair
 banks Court Jury

FAIRBANKS, Alaska Dec. 5.-tR
 A District Court jury last night convicted Leon Jones, 43-year-olo carpenter from Vancouver, Wash. on two counts of first degree mur- der for the ax staying of two men at a little Gerstle River h. dian settlement on July 20.
 The jury recommended against the death penalty.
 Jones was captured 10 days af- ter the killing after one of the most intensive manhunts in AL askan history, in which aircraft and civilian and military ground parties participated.
 The vctims of the killings were Donald Harris, 33, fellow con- struction worker of Jones at the Big Delta military project, ano Carl Ahnstrom, 68, trapper and prospector who was a bystander al the scene Officers said the double tragedy followed a prolonged drink ing party.
 At the time of the crime, Jones wife and four children resided al Vancouver.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
ATTY.GENERAL ISSUES LIST OF .5UBvER5IvE5
Many Organizations Nam : ed-Information Given
 Depts. for Checking

WASHINGTON, Dec 5--tRt-- Attorney General Clark has issued list of some 80 organizations labeled as subversive or otherwise suspect.
 Clark got out his list last night. It named, among others the Com munist Party. the German -Ameri- can Bund, the Ku Klux Klan, Col umbians, American Youth Congress, American Youth for Democracy, the Civil Rights Congress. the Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee, and the now disbanded Hollywood writers Mobilization for Defense.
 The list is to be used in checking on the loyalty of government work CTS. It was relayed to heads of all government agencies by Seth w. Richardson. chairman of the Loyalty Review Board.
 The Attorney General said the list Is not complete or final" and may be expanded as investigations warrant the addition of other or ganizations.
 Chairman J. Parnell Thomas tR- ND of the House Committee on Un-American Activities described as utterly farcial" the list of some 30 organizations labeled by Att torney General Clark as subversive or otherwise suspect.
 If the Attorney General can't do any better than this" Thomas told reporter, "the Committee on American Activities will supply list that will just put his to shame. There are hundreds Of Communist and Communist front organizations alone
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-05
ARABS KEEP
 UpATTA(kS
 PALESTINE
Disorders Break 0uf in Egypt, Lebanon Over
 Parfifioning
CBy The Associated Press)

Arabs, inflamed ty the impend- ing partition of Palestine, attack ed the Jews twice today in Tel Aviv and the resulting combat raised to A the number slain in four riotous days in the Holy Land.
 The dead were 23 Arabs and 2l Jews. Hundreds were wounded. Damage in Jerusalem alone was estimated by Hebrew papers at more than $4,000,000.
 fingered Arabs demonstrated again in Egypt and Lebanon, two of the seven Arab countries whose representatives will confer Monday in Cairo on means of defending and liberating' Palestine, which the United Nations voted to cut into Jewish and Arab nations. The British are to abandon their League of Nations mandate next year
 Recruits for an Arab expedition ary force started basic training on grounds of Syrian schools. Money donations and volunteers poured in.
 Some 5O,0O0 demonstrators met in the center of the Lebanese capital of Beirut protesting the partition decision Arab sources said $500 men and 53 women from Lebanon had volunteered to fight partition.
 Club-wielding police were unable to disperse demonstrators in Cairo, despite a government prohibition against such manifestations. Mos lem brotherhood leaders later call ed off the demonstration. Some 200 police with rifle and machineguns guarded the U. $. Embassy in the Iraq capital of Baghdad to protect it from an at , tack such as was visited upon the IU. S. Information Service offices yesterday. Trade union leaders cancelled a demonstration planned for later in the day at the insis- tence of the Iraq government
 Jerusalem and Haifa were re- latively quiet.