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Evening star., 1947-08-17
Newman Cruise Tonioht

The Newman Club of George
Washington University will sponsor
a cruise at $3.50 o'clock tonight from
the Seventh street wharf on the s. S.
Potomac.
Evening star., 1947-08-17

Gold Is mined near johannesburg
In Africa at depths of 5000 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27

 HAVE SAY
 ON LAkD{
Appear Before Congress sionaI Subcommittee 10
 Urge Opening of North

WASHINGTON, March 27.-lR- A plea that all public land in Al aska be opened to homesteading by war veterans was made to a House Public Lands Subcommittee by w. B. Floyd.
 The witness, a resident of Alas ka, said that many veterans who served in Alaska are returning to the Territory looking for homes.
 I'll we could lift all restrictions on homesteading 10000 veterans will settle there in the next three years he said.
 Floyd asked the Committee to urge the Interior Department to lift restrictions on Kodiak Island, made refuge for brown bears in 1941, He said Kodiak has excellent grazing land and many veterans could settle on it's approximately 100000 acres. Other similar testi- mony also was presented.
 "All a veteran needs to settle in Alaska" Floyd said, lis two-bits and plenty of courage He can find work in any of the towns"
 The Committee is considering bills by Rep. Lemke (R-ND) and Peden (DOkla) to authorize the settlement of veterans in the Ter ritory.
 John R. Pratt, a marine machin- ist of Ketchikan and a resident of the Territory Tor 25 years, told the Committee there is opportunity foi veterans in Alaska but they must be men and women who work and work hard"
 Pratt said that veteran who in tended to settle on a farm should have at least $500 or $500 If he is a hard worker"
 The Committee adjourned the hearings until next Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
TWO TICKETS IN
 FIELD FOR CITY
 ELECTION APR. 1

Final filing in the City Clerks office for the Municipal election April l was made within few minutes of the deadline yesterday afternoon at 4;30 o'clock
 Leo L. Lazetti filed for Mayor with the following as his running mates for the three Council posi- tions: J. Raymond Hope. Eugene Lockridge and Earl Forsythe. The ticket was not labelled with any name.
 Tic other ticket, known as the Peoples ticket, is headed by Mayor Waino H2ndrickson, incumSsnt, with Edward s. Nielsen, J. A. Thi- lodeau and w Burr Johnson for the Council.
 A. G. Glover has filed as an Independent for the Council, Dr. J. O. Rude for School Board direc- or and Judge William Holzheimer for Magistrate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
TAX SLASH BILL GOES
 10 SENATE

WASHINGTON, March 27.-iR- The House has passed 273 to l37 a Republican, backed bill slashing income taxes this year by almost S4, 00,0O0,000. The legislation now goes to the Senate, where it pro bably will be revised.
 Just before the final vote. the Republicans beat back 237 to TIP a Democratic motion to lay aside the bill until Congress has more infor- nation on the Government eXpen- ditures and revenues. as well as possible new foreign commitments
 The tax slash-if the Senate and President Truman approve 1t - would be retroactive to January It would cut taxes of S5.000,00( .cwer income persons by 30 percent md give a 20 percent reduction tc most others among the 46,0000 00t taxpayers.
 Withholdings from wages anc salaries would drop to lower levels on June l, and taxpayers would get refunds on any overpayments from January l to June l.
 However Senator Taft (R-Ohio) already has indicated the Senate will revise the measure to make the cut effective July l, instead oi Jan. l. This would hold the tax re- duction to around s1,90o000,0 900 this year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
HOOVER DECLARES COMMUNISTS ARE
 TEETH COLUMN r

WASHINGTON, March 27:-tR- FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover to- day described the Communist par ty of the United States as "a fifth column" whose goal is the over throw of our government"
 Testifying before the House committee on Unamerican Activit- ies. Hoover asserted:
 There is no doubt as to where a real Communists loyalty rests. Their allegiance is to Russia, not the. United States
 He added that the party in this country is "a fifth column if there ever was one" and declared it is far better organized than were the fifth columns the Nazis had in countries they attacked.
 The committee is considering proposals to outlaw the Commun- ist party.
 Hoover counseled against "any course of action which would give the Communists cause to portray and pity themselves as martyrs
 ''The best antidote to Commun- isnl," he said, lis vigorous, in- tslligent, old fashioned American ism
 Earlier, Eugene Dennis, secretary of the Communist party, was dis missed abrutly as a witness when he refused repeatedly to give his real name.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
PLAYING CODE OF BASKETBALL
 IS DISGUISED
BY AUSTIN BEALMEAR

NEW YORK, March 27-LR- Although the method of selection has not been determined, both col lege and AAU players will have an equal chance to represent the United States in the 1948 Olympics, it was disclosed today as the two factions joined hands for next sea- son.
 That's about the only conclu- sion we have reached at this early date,' said Louis G. Wilke of Bart leseville, Okla, chairman of the American Olympic Basketball com- mittee, in an interview following the annual two-day meeting of the National Rules committee.
 The rules group adopted half a dozen changes in the playing code for next season, but the only one having any important bearing on the conduct of the game applies to the closing minutes of play.
 The rule, put in a year ago, to stop the clock on all dead balls in the last four minutes of a game and allowing a player to re- enter the game only once in that time was changed to permit un- limited substituticns and stop the clock on dead balls only the last three minutes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
STEAMER MOvEMENTS

Lucidor in port loading fish.
 Sailors Splice due from Ketch- ikan Sunday forenoon.
 Princess Norah scheduled to sail from Vancouver March 28.
 Alaska scheduled to sail from Seattle March 29, calling at Ketch ikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, Juneau, Sitka, Cordova, Valdez and Seward. Square Sinnet scheduled to sail from Seattle 10 a. m. April l.
 Northern Voyager scheduled to sail from Seattle, April 3.
 Aleutian, from west, scheduled to arrive about March 30.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
EXHIBITION GAME
 RESULTS ON COAST
CBy rHz ASSOCIATED PREss)

San Franciscos Pacific Seals beat the New York Giants to ? yesterday in a resumption of tEeir exhibition series on the main land. The Seals took eleven in nings to turn the trick. The win ming marker crossed the plate when Bill Ayres issued a walk with the bases bulging
 The Chicago White SoX were on the beam yesterday and collected 19 hits and II to 6 victory over the Hollywood Stars. It was the White SoX's 18th victory in Is exhibition games.
 Lefty Tom Seats pitched the San Diego Padres to ' to 4 vic- tory over the Portland Beavers. It was Seats second nine-inning stint of the exhibition season.
 Sacramento's Solons breezed to
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
Seals Moi So
 Hof This Year
By RUSS NEWLAND

bN OoO NE w lllND
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.- Champions in 1946, the San Francisco Seals may, with luck, finish in the first division this season. Even with the genius of Manager Francis Lefty ODoul, they are definitely on the spot.
 Every club in the Triple A Pac- fife Coast league has been streng- thened But, if their showing to date is any indication, not the Seals The San Francisco team is banking almost entirely on last years personnel, comprising a war time unit, so to speak. If the Seals win this time, they have more than meets the eye thus far.
 The club which won the flag last year, and the Shaughnessy playoffs for the past four sea- sons, appears to be on the de- cline It is impossible to keep producing winners with players that are on the downgrade.
 The pitching may improve, but right now it may be classified as ordinary. And this years hurling in the Coast loop will be rugged. O'Doul will not be able to win with mediocre moundsmen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
DON'T FORGET RED CROSS

A number of residents have al- ready taken out their memberships n the American Red Cross for 1947, which entities them to wear the Red Cross lapel pins, paste window sticker, and carry membership card besides having the knowledge that they are helping very 'wor- thy movement.
 Those who have not yet joined are asked to do so this week so the drive can be completed as far as Douglas is concerned. Douglas is obligated to do it's share in rais- ing the quota set for Gastineau Channel which is S8,80O and Chair man Val Poor, wishes Douglas re- presented by 100 percent member ship, all voluntarily solicited.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
CANADIAN DOLLAR
 TAkE5 SUDDEN DROP

NEW YORK, March 27-The Canadian dollar has dropped to a discount of 6& percent, or 93.25 cents to the American dollar. A decline of ls of cent from Tues days rate and the lowest since last July when Canada begged the cur rency at par with the American dollar.
 Prior to that date it had been fixed at a 10 percent discount.
 There is no official explanation. tcrney William L. Paul, Jr It asks for $2,46668 including attorneys fees.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
GIRL FOR EGBERTs

Word has been received of the birth of baby girl to MT. and Mrs. Donald Egbert on March 13, 1t their home in Mt. Vernon, Wash. The baby girl weighed ' pounds and 6 ounces at birth and was named Donna Pearl. Mrs. Egbert is the former Evaline Feero of Douglas, more recently a resident of Skagway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
DRUNK-FINED SS5

Paul J Smith, Ketchikan. was fined $25 this morning by City Magistrate William A. Holzheimer Smith, charged with being drunk, was unable to immediately pay his fine and elected to serve his fine in jail in lieu of cash payment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
EMBLEM CLUB K 10
 HAVE MEET TONIGHT

Members of the Juneau Emblem Club No. 90 will hold a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the Elks Hall. There will he a business meet ing with initiation and all members are requested to attend.
 Following the business meeting there will be a social session.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
IS CITIZEN NOW

Santiago Basco. Sitka, former Philippine citizen, has received U. s. citizenship in naturalization cer- emonies conducted by Judge Harry E. Pratt in District Court here. Basco was given permission to change his first name to Louis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
HOLDENS TO OUTSIDE

Alex Holden, co-owner of Alaska Coastal Airlines. has left Juneau for about one months stay in San Francisco and Seattle on personal business. He was accompanied by Mrs. Holden.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
SEEKS DIVORCE

Ann Jane Talley has filed suit for divorce in U. s. District Court, against George Henry Talley charg- ing assertion. The Talleys were married here Oct. 19, 1940 They have no children and no property is involved
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
P. E. l'lE SALE

The P. E. Class of the Douglas Public School, is holding a pie sale cn Saturday. March 29 to raise class funds.
 Homemade pies will be on sale 1t the Douglss Grocery and the Feusi and Jensen Grocery begin ming at II 30 am. on that date, attended by the P. E. Girls.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
DAN JACK VISITS

Dan Jack. 17-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. Ed Murphy arrived this week to visit his folks and friends here. His last visit here was in February last year. Dan is in the Coast Guard Service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
HAS PARTY

Flora Peters, daughter of Mir and Mrs Willis Peters who are guests at the Ben See home, be- came seven years of age yesterday
 To celebrate the event, she was given a party to which her young friends were invited for birthday gavors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
OVERTIME PAY SUIT

A suit for overtime pay has been filed in U. s. District Court here against the Guy F. Atkinson Go. The suit, on behalf of Tremon F.. Wagons, Seattle, was filed by at
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Fac Middleton was honored last evening with a birthday dinner at the Royal Cafe Guests were Mar garet Fisher, Eli Post and H. P. Middleton.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
SKAGWAY CoUPLE HERE

MT. and Mrs. George w. Hooker, rom Skagway, arrived in Juneau yesterday and are at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
DoRUM OVER FROM sITKA

Arne Dorum from Sitka has ar rived in Juneau and is at the Bar anof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

George A. Mulkey, from San Francisco is registered at the Bar anof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
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Sporis Briefs

The American Bowling Congress, annual big show or the nations keglers, gets underway tonight at Los Angeles for the first time west of the Rockies. A total of 49l cities are represented in the en- tries. The tournament ends May l2
 Johnny Evers, 65, former Major League star of the Chicago Cubs and Boston Braves, remains in critical condition at St. Peters Hospital in Albany. N Y, after suffering a cerebral hemorhage Tuesday.
 Just an hour after being knocked out in an amateur boxing match at Long Beach, Calf, J. T. Horton, 23, Long Beach heavyweight, died early today without regaining con- sciousness. He was matched against Robert De Bouchelle, g, U. s. seaman.
 Northern division titlists, the Portland Eagles readied themselves today for an invasion of California and hest-of-seven series with the Los Angeles six for the Pacific Coast hockey league crown.
 Toronto's Maple Leafs took the first game Of it's national hockey league semi-finals playoff with De- troit last night, 3 to ?, in overtime.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
SEATTLE MEN HERE

c. A. Chamberlin, Paul M. Smith and B. c. Larrabee, all from Se- attle. are newly registered at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27
8 JILL E ! i N ]

TOKYO-General Macarthur told the head of a Korean news agency today that Korea should be repre- sented at the peace conference for Japan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27

YAKIMA, Wash.-Clarence Carl son, 35, Ellensburg pilot died last night in a Yakima hospital of in juries received 10 days ago in a crash on his plane near Prosser.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27

an 8 to victory over the Los Angeles Angels. Hugh Orphan went the full route, giving up sev- en hits. Los Angeles rookie hurler Bob Kuhlman issued eight walks and six runs in the first three frames.
 Seattl5's Rainiers had to come from behind to beat the White Sox B team, to 8.
 The Hebrews were originally wandering shepherds n tAe Ara bian desert.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27

Buy it through Empire want-ads!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27

RIO DE JANEIRO-A Brazilian news agency dispatch says the Par aguayan rebels have inflicted great losses on Loyalist troops. The dis patch quotes a broadcast over the Paraguayan rebel radio.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-27

MOSCOW = Dr. Karl Gruber, Austrian Foreign Minister, confer red for 40 minutes today with Rus sian Foreign Minister " M. Molotov and said afterward he was encour- aged about the prospect of getting an Austrian peace treaty complet- ed at the Moscow conference.
Evening star., 1947-02-24
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E. (cont.). |

COLORED-NEARBY N.E;-6 rms. bath:
S-rm., 2-family fat. small down payment:
att. GI, rms. bath. vacant. imm; poss
in nearby sc; MR.; Jones; No. 1879: "a
lent modern (6 years old two-family
home that can be handled under G1
rent from the other will help pay for your
home. Call QUICK, DI. 1881 until 9
CoLoRED-MoRsE ST. nr. 12th-A.mt.;
with THE THOMAS W. PARKS CO, DE.
COLoRED-ia MYRTLE ST. NE-S350
down, 500 mo, rooms, bath; row brick.
Call Morris Cohen or Milton Vinnick. with
A. M. DRAISNER. 14o4 L st. NV. MA.
S036, GE. 0297.
COL0RED-IIIi d ST. N,E.-s25o down.
$40 mo. Groom row brick and frame.
Cal Morris SSIhspR or Milton yinniek. glth Na
coIoREb-isoe6 ccooIISo;REEbb 1905 ST. N.E.-very con:
veniently located 6-rm. brick home. oil
heat. ARRANGED as families. in excellent
condition, with very large rms; poss. In
80 days; $10,500; on terms. KAY REALTY
CO, RA. 22Q0. Us
Evening star., 1947-02-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nortbwe.,.

coLoRED-1st COMM. 2-story. s.unit
M sfe sTnE sT 0qsEss URcoo dowR RET9 Co. Sh
eeooiIoRaEESIS aEIS .eesSo seaEooM M sk1sek 152l c. e
lqmsia rnIx st; pr nv NO. :217 or RA. $685.
eoEokEbMcAsH. eoE6s 6sHaHs 5000; bal. like rent
1oof Iood Hdns 81 Il ldod rms; bathS hn zss
coIoRED-NEAR Col sth and P sTs. NV
bath eles gss fsceshsi asFsinea fSr
Priced. fgf@s $3.50: 81 500 down low al and $50 per
GSHsb GSnoRrpsEAk b. 1sk NEW assF JERSEY ave and
$3.50; terms A W. stephens; with THE
sARks saa 0S An Pc kAN6oLPn ls b
n,w-a rooms. bath; h.-X-h. cellar: price; price
SRE 9aeSAs sig' W. fHRks e.. s0fa De- 1fso
cc0LoRgD HOUSES in all sections Of the
THOMAS W. PARKS CO.. DE. 1851, DE,
GGoLoREp-coMMERcIAL = s-rm., in
ssms ST sHaq HaagY gsr GR GR1rz is4s Sth st. nV NO
family nat; 2 rms. kit. and bath each
s25 mss ss~R a''flf MUsRS7 sFih co 'f N
Sc sas sor5 it siss
low DOWN payment, palanCe Terms. Cal
B. ]. CRIVILLA. INC, 341S 14th st. NV.
AID. 06QG until pm, Sun. Id. --25
CoLoRED-CALL US for. full details for
payments, liberal terms etc; Call B, :
CoLoRED-WE HAVE LIsTINGs for ali
sections Of city; down payments as low as
aHi details. Ds:' Can! B. j. cR1vILLA Mc, s4Is
l4th st. NV. AID. 06oo until Pm,
GoLoRED-1se4 18th ST. N.w.-vacant;
$4,000 down. bal. like rent; II rooms
bath. c.h-w.h.; row brick. Call Morris
Cohen or Milton Vinnick, with A NJ.
DRAIsNER, LA 14o4 l. st. NV. MA. so36;
fl CHURCH St ny. nE.sgsS
MoTs pkAfShsR fgRfa oF 4S4 Mop s. vnRef SI ws sos
GoLoRgED-111e Col 9Th ST. N.w.-s75o
down, bel. like rent. capt. unit; cha h;
row brick. Call Morris Cohen or Milton
yinnicks, with A. M. DRAIsNER, MA. so36.
coLoREEDf-MovE COZ RsEEf IN with deposit; only
$500 down and balance. from income of
the house; 3-story brick and basement,
h.whi arranged into aPts PGos vacant vacant
RGALIY EGA CO; 932 New York ave NV ~ ,es
and basement brick, arranged into 6 apts..
3I2 baths; h.-w.h.: ideally located near
18th and Que sts. NV; only $3.50 down
and balance on eesy terms. To inspect
call ME- O095. COMET REALTY CO.. 939
New York ave, NV, -27
Evening star., 1947-02-24
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. BIS
MoNnAY FEBRUARY q,
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE (cont.

oOStNESS fN0f. rON SAk6 NSoHrsls
DOWNTOWN STORE = s-story ppildins.
cation for profitable retail store; apis. aboSs
for your personal occupancy or rental: sx-
sesns lent fGss5e LEY M i0f sERNssN IN SshsiOS c Gan II
[ [ sT., si = NEAR III ri IAN S..w.-possessioni An
ness i in the % financial Section stories sS 1 and
for most any type Of business; win show
P%; 1ho ssyF Y RSfSsssrEfs CO. S
so44 &. BLaDENsB5RG Ba ms 5fS9 RD NE-1st CON-
mercial near, Sears Roebuck; 2-story. row.
Ibrick and adjoining lot: all tosether, facing
f. On dss rs g Sy g 5 DEEP
bsSss bTHfsr and d5ss ssnae3 con Ss CO. ssso'
4-story brick bldr: in the very heart Of
esnsf sasSs o oss or 'Da Dvass sn
ITp!ss sys essRs @ So dags prcsd rs.so
sssssfHs as!E sfEns' es e. II HIS 'R st: o L
M N BUSY ANAcosTIA. on Nichols ave.
decorator pet hospital, optometrist. frozen
1a seTe y iqsG lss paws avsns ss % ot tkls ks
CO, Est. ss5. Real Estate and Insurance.
2110 Nichols ave, s.e.. Ii. 250l. -25
adjoining proposed huge @. W. q. de-
yelopment. Fastest growinE section IN
D. C. Large lot to, Soft. alley, suitable
for any retail establishment Terms.
Will exchange. MICHAEL WALSH a
SON 1211 Eye st. NV. RE. 1882. EysAs
FILLING STATION. sw. section; operator
quotes $4,000 volume last year; $1,000
down will buy 1t; early possession. Can
MI. 3050. BOSS g. PHELPS, INC. 1417
COLORED-COMMERC Site on Nihcols
ave. s.e,-Consists Of store and 4-room,
type OF business immediate possession:
reasonably priced for purchaser with larss
ninss ing 'cse csii Mr. shamSsl aSy ~ MI Il Ssso. q.
flee hours, call JOHN r. PINKErT, NC,
1902 New Jersey ave. NV, DU, 0707. IA
Evening star., 1947-02-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeest.

I719 d ST. S.E.-Brick, rms. and bath.
hEEkY fSsa Sonsoa sos Mass terms
C. g. D. AT M5EsaY assa has diversified sa Using
bG abia isAn prices and e excellent terms We feel
sure we can meet your requirements CAL
Or " visit @ our ONCE, 14o1 25th st. s7e. sa al.
sso ySssg B 81. Sc. mr.. Capitol and LibraTy-
Home With o.& good nGGme f rms seat
sale. owner leaving the city; poss;. r.:
;IS6sSa Dsgs y 500 ST. n~ Sz' 1856
NEAR n ALABAMA AVE; ard D. C line. =; s. e;
bath: iaE!o gas SC heat. deep lot; Possession
AZ Atty iioJS, &c 5e4S 4S45 Good Hope I'd IS s..
ANAc COST TiA@Row brick; 8. rms. bath.
front and rear porches, built;in garage
h4RFMAR h RFifsff RfAfqY IF aaSt sals aSS
GSscREss 6SSs Il HE1aH1s I'll 9YS sa7f
Pasa s5s 5aIss sslo
MAaEE ~ 7GaG pPt Pan and
furnished: 2 bedrms,, liv; Tm. Kit, and
al TJsd sstssf sts s0Ra RAmN IN t h ssfEf5 'iR:
sffk Efi qSSS TsSk H2Rs f s shToass CHAM
BERS REAL ESTATE. For personal ana
fossRssioS POSSES ie5yis W1ra ~ ssmde
brick, rms, 2 baths, mod. kit, parouet
floors, metal, Venetian blinds, screened
porch, oil heat, lge. lot; conv. and desirable
loc. Call YVONNE E. MARTIN, Broker.
DU 1647, DI. 27O4 -27
PossEssioHLof Minn. ave. s,e.; corner
detached 2;story frame; large rooms and
and shrubbery; lot 75x110; Al condition;
priced to sell, terms Call til 9 Pm.
EseMkdRsiHss sgn5aY II E ith ca st.
1909 G ST. s.E.-Row brick, . apts.. s
rms. oil h.-w.h.; to settle an estate
S1l $50. REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC,
18th sT-Brick; s rms. and bath, Latrobe
heat See this low-priced home today;
onIy 81 $50 down, ACE REALTY ( rs SERVICE
HHLCkEST-Det. brick; 8 rms, " baths,
lge. liv. rm.. fireplace rec, rec; rm:, & on heat; eat
KEALTY 4; ~ SERVICE 1914 Pa. ave. Sc, kU'
D sT.WBrick; 8 rms, bath q bedrms9 ;,
porch, rec. rm., gas heat, det. garage just
redecorated; excel cond: inmed. poss.
ACE REALTY SERVICE, 1914 Pa. ave. Sc.
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