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Evening star., 1947-03-09

WE HAVE TO OFFER exclusively one OF
the hnest rooming house Properties that
day: 3-story, detached brick bldg. Contain
ing 15 rooms, 5 tiled baths, tiled kitchen;
oil hot-water heat with summer-winter
garage fronting on paved alley: beautiful
grounds; you can live in this home and still
show net return after payments on the
ment Of Ss5.oe6 Your Your rel return A1i will Jump jumr
to 26.7fo after you have paid Of the 1ve-
year second trust and when the building is
Of $4,000, based on the owners statement
q present income and operating expenses
Most Of the furnishings are only years
years, and. is in beautiful condition Can
Hs ss sen only asG sy ES Yth NJ Pan
Exclusive agents.
TAKoMA PARK, MD.-compIetely detach-
ed. stucco and shingle: lot s0x2oo;
refs baths Ill ar5snFed as apss ioa
tx ES;,; s55s; YogNa 4 PASTOR,
l2x24. Good condition. Lot 4axI5o
caII E i x ssss. YouNd ' I fZsToR. Inc.
NEAR i fSE1ssas NEBRaskA ssei AND CONN. AVE. NV
heat. Elil basement recreation room
cslI Ex. s555. YoTNd 3 P4sToR, INC. NC
MADISON 81. NV. NEAR 14th-Beauti.
full brick, 9 rooms. v baths, oil heat;
apt. basement now rented for $50 per mo
Semidetached. Owner occupies. PQses-
terms. CAN Ex. 1856, YOUNG a. PASTOR.
INC. 1929 Vermont ave.
BROWN ST. NV. NEAR 16th--6 rooms
l n baths, excellent condition; now rented
furnished for 5000 monthly. $500 down,
6alsnes terms Can Ex. 1855, YOUNG &
NEAR 14th AND STRING RD.-o rooms,
heat; large basement and recreation room;
close to all transportation; new oil unit
Just installed. Excellent condition through
out. Less than $4,000 down payment.
Priced for quick sale on today's market
Call EX. 1855. YOUNG g. PASTOR, INC.
1129 Vermont ave.
QUE ST. NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE-1a
rooms, 3 baths; oil heat: excellent condi-
tion used as rooming house, with in
come of over $500 per mo. plus 8 rooms
and bath as owners quarters. Some fur
niture reserved This will make nice
down. Cali Elk. 2555, YOUNG PASTOR,
INC, 1129 Vermont ave.
CLIFTON NEAR MERIDIAN PARK-1a
rooms, 2h baths, 4 refgs, 4 ranges; used
as rooming house: income S332 monthly
plus owners quarters. $4,000 down, bal.
ance terms, for property, furniture and
bustneEs. Excellent value. Call EX. 25t5,
YOUNG b PASTOR. ING. 1129 Vermont
ave.
Evening star., 1947-03-09


caoI0REbMceaoMMERCIAL s-rm., in
ssIg eome S12o 9 Per pir mo 124s 9Th st. NV NO.
cOLoRED MKALORAMA near 10th
Three lovely homes, hardwood floors, auto
matic natl heat: @ II rms. 8 baths each. NO
SoIoRED2s50o BLK. 11th ST., 8 rms.
fs poa, aRs sA sx hs6 p % sassns Nj SsS sosd
1905 10th sT. N.W.-Row brick: Z rms,
SSs ysEds KxHaNS Sn $500 sfI a.. cEkTgEY
Call DI. 6351. Open Sun. 10 to PM;
SoIoasbgeeohsrR s6ii 3 E 2 eoassr PROPERTY, ideal
o9 aSr ms u cellar
e e s1 S Ssss II ass S..
CoLoRED-BARGAIN, near End st. and
r. I. ave. NV; z rooms, light brick, 2.
auto. auto hot lot water: prses. saA So 5oS 900
sss s saaaf as 81 ss4 Bay
coSIiioREp-HARyARD ST.. 1900 blk: !:
vacant: rooms. h.-w. heat. English base
sSEJEEDSiSTiIH sSE5EEE 6S sssz iEsY SSsq Is. com.
sss sssa w aoEzB gs15 fSad a Ss ss sma bust
cofoRED@l4os sEIMoNT sT-11
rooms, 2 baths. h.-w.h.: $1,000 down. Ss5
GSloRkDHsss TS E y H8sAPi BEknoNT M ssae srREEr-s
rooms and bath; h-wh, coal heat.
Rent. S2,23s per year. Down payment,
$1,000. Monthly, Ss5. r. w. HORAD,
MI 1896
S ssI.ms ST. 81 Me- s.sf pa:;.,s,sn ss,
soyoaspA5ss & x; H2EARi M kssios zsss STREETS
units OF 2 rooms. kitchen and bath each:
h;-w:h. Rent s2;i9e, ,sss ysas; $500
COLORED-21O0 BLK. OF 1st N.W.-
complete apts.; h.-w b.. oil heat; $4,000
to 5000 down. See by appt, MR.:
WARE. RE. 3S27. Sunday, CO. 6109.
COLORED-OPEN TO P.M.-62S
Princeton pl, n.w.-Row br. home In ex-
cellent coad. Arranged for Q families.
Has on LIST a.. liv. !rnn.. din. nm. kit. den
and bedrm.; second door has rms, kit.
and bath. Extra bath in basement. OH
heat Mr.. PermRn on premises, RALPH
q. CoHN, NC, Ex. sos.
Evening star., 1947-03-09

EN-. l2SU. > open sunday.
MKKELsoN.B1LT E3MEonly 5sTE aesnt bout.
brick construction; 24-ft. living room, wide
center hall. powder room. modern kitchen
daep and ted ba
to. finished and heated attic. well in
sulated. copper plumbing. recreation room
maculate condition; lot is over 1900 So. TT.
beautifully planted; prics' S3l pv 200. ShoTr oU
by appooainntmeat oan only. F. A. TWEED CO.
BETHESDA, MD.--Lovely detached brick
and stone, built only 6 years. by excellent
bath. bath side porch ii'' of living room. moderr
kitchen with range and refrigerator, rec
reation room, oil air,cond heat; near Wis
ing eft for West Coast: Price Sic 500: s.; ;oct
%EEP sS ET isso s oesn :; sSnssS
near Lafayette School; this prewar-built
paes has ase dining
porch. de luxe Kitchen, 3 large bedrooms
2 baths, 2nd floor. ample closets and stor:
e prssa or r0S Quick xa sae ePlai
VR TWEVTRp 81; 81; 4 III. 5asS: Sgss ass sunday yio,,
WITH WITH q alleneW new etehen; detached frame
rooms and l bath: oil heat; close s,S te chsys hey
SM Snasi fasG s5'le ossn sa1ass Sunday A. TWEED CO.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, one Of the best sec
Gems ape Wis syee sseom etef vtns Toe
large dining room, de luxe kitchen, den or
LIST floor: 8 bedrooms, of master size
ground level; patio porch; built-in garage
best value; S32.500. F. A. TWEED CO.
EN- 1890 Open Sunday.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.. at Conn. ave.-De-
tached brick only ! block to Conn; bed.
rooms, 2 modern baths on End floor: fin.
ished room in attic; living room. dining
room IN basement: oil heat: garage; deer
lot; close to schools. churches. shoppine
$4,000. +, a. TWEED Co, EN- 1890
GREvS RiN SuadaxS CHASE, ND. see,s5o-Detached
brick with 5 bedrooms. 2 baths: in excel.
ist floor has. large living room. ,dininl
r. homes y win pay you to see this splen'
s WD R5oDey co fSas'i sa 1895 open ss nUS Sunday
FOREST HMLs,-C Custom-buiit English:
type brick and timber; located on lot 2s7
4t. deep; LIST floor, living room, dining
room. kitchen: End floor, 8 bedrooms, 2
tiled baths, maids room and bath; 2-esl
detached garage owner leaving city
priced TO sell. r A. TWEED CO., EN-
429Q. Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1947-03-09

bC ~f-S
B4ss PgRoNT futnIsssd GhSaE me- @ pssas: s
sSGk 81 r:a:a. '
s baths; corner brick, oil heat, full bsmt.:
exec exSs!snt E con ng lecatlon inc mo s31IR
Nh. 18TH & IRviNG-Fine NV. location.
ae pTsi o s IL snss a ss Ssi
sa6L i9le yGu g. MLsgk Il egK i9aay 3d. Can till Pm
UPSHUR ST. N.W.-Nice residential home,
s rms, bath, 2 kitchens. oil heat, brick,
: choice @ home with income # dss;SirSsO sls; for
HTnfE HfnfER. leaS5ne 81. a4ss s.sS Hurry PAUL j.
65 YOU ST. N.W.-"vacant' immediate
PossesSion Ss2n: has h;,,sv v 1m din rfcsP
rooms room and ana bath % End u oor; large % bedroom com
and attic room Bird floor; redecorated in
500 mo-; will repaint front, repair rear
PaG 5nd M fsnfs os sss eE 1s pH sa
nsishborSood covenant. IS5 pU. s4ss. sses'0 -
some frame house Of ms S. beth. at. oil heat:
detached: lovely house IN ceny. ei; location.
Gail till pm. PAUL J. MILLER, DU
WINDOW PL. N.w.-vic. Conn. ave-. and
Wisconsin; 8 rms, sh baths. oil heat.
decorated; r. .Y1s. Taeant T4s lnmse gSfs ,.ss Ss till
MASS, AVE. NV: - Choice iecation; 8
rms. 9 baths, -semidet., brick, 2-car gar;
see this fine home and let US tell you
interesting facts about it,. Our low price
VIII make you buy Immediately. Call till
8 pm. PAUL j. MILLER, DU. 2422.
CLEVELAND PARK-vic Conn. ave-: de-
rm.. 3 baths, attic. full bsmnt.,, oil heat.
PAUL J. MILLER. pu. saaa underpricsd.
18th ST. N.W.-Vic. Allison ST.; rms,
semidet. brick, 4 baths (tiled). See this
house if 10th st. is your desired location.
Cau till pm. PAUL ]. MILLER, DU.
BLAIR RD, TAKoMA PIX, Md.-New
house. rms, brick, semidet. lh baths,
till pm. PAUL ]. MILLER, DU. 2422.
CRESTWOOD-Upper1 17th st.. NV; estate
must sell; vastly underpriced. Get this
superb home today for our special price.
5 spacious rms, s. baths, oil heat, maids
rran,1 rm, corner .u 5Tisk IA 2,sar ssF lSysly @
LER Do. 2422. y.
Evening star., 1947-03-09

Iealiy reSluentldi. DAM ksSo&1f Az. < .Vo.
OFF GRANT CIRCLE; re- .s:ls4
AZ AZ s sSSis 81
besides e praf a homs sns Est With eneosed
sleeping porch, gas heat and built,in ga
ass Is REALTY RsT co co, Ne NJ 1877 I eyss
Va WooPiEIy SpiI rL,. nr: Conn. aye aye and n d shore
6 spacious rms. tile bath, ample closets
saas GO q ri RI $asd; ssso ewes. AD' 6so7. 70.
II SILVER sPRING. most desirable sec
ass 1S5 gracious uns with END ss esDfs sns
completely equipped lit. and dining room;
Sas s q eet and
oil a.-c. heat "a bath. Lge,, beautifully
EGoqsa s $500 Gs 81 ,oD y 1sRse E. M CO.. o
81: s4i3 &c. sys sSss Silver sprins' till Pm.
oPEH oTssii s TO-DAY. % 5e1o Roosevelt st.. Be-
living. room, dining room, Kitchen, den,
bedrooms, bath res;rsatiDn, ;r n,.a rSon De, Dc,
Banf. 1sosi turn left S on oid osersetown "a: to
4Nssxs f. ono g. ssS g 0ese a
OIL 5229 -H
soI2 WESTERN AVE-, open Sunday. q to
5-Impressive new 3-bedroom, 2-bath,
white brick with green trim. A beautiful
home with living perch and attached ga
rage: 800. Call EVERYMANS REAL
ESTATE CO., SH. 1903. %
SILVER SPRING-Attractive 2-story red
brick, center-hau entrance. 3 bedrms. and
bath. full basement. garage: all prewar
approximately 60x306 Shown by appoint
ment. WoRTHINGToE REALTY. s427
Ga. ave. 81. :3700. 8 a m. to 8 DIM. II
2O17 KLINGLE ND, at Adams Mil I'd. NV.
Ideally situated at intersection OF Rock
Greek & pk; ana National ~ zooi9gieal e. liz II
home with bui1t-in garage, screened
throughout. Now used as rooming house.
Monthly income. $500. Comp. furn.: sS4.-
500. SCOTT sANDERs, 1919 9, Capitol
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-19
D. GRISW0LD WANTS GREEK
 WAR HALTED

ATHENS, July 19.IR-Dwight P. Griswold, administrator of the U. s. program of assistance to Greece, said today T want to see the rebellion stopped" to open the way for Greek reconstruction.
 The Greek Ministry of Public Order announced that 1l,5O0 per sons were under arrest and were to be imprisoned or deported, all charged with political offenses. Greek government troops and planes harried guerrillas seeking escape east and northeast of loan nina
 Griswold, speaking at his first news conference since arriving from the United States, said. Re bel fighting is holding back the reconstruction of Greece. l want to see the rebellion stopped. If it were, we could then reconstruct"
 Brig. Gen. Stylianos Manidakis, said last night no elements of an international brigade are fighting on the side of the guerrillas in northwestern Greece.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-19
hLASkA COASTAL .AIRLINES FLIES 62
 PERSONS FRIDAY

Alaska Coastal Alrlines dispatch ed 10 passenger flights from Juneau yesterday with planes touching at Sitka. Pelican. Excursion Inlet, Hoo nah, Thayer Lake Sisters Island, Youngs Bay, Taku Lodge, Tyee Lake, Tenakee, Tulsequah, Petersburg Wrangell and Ketchikan.
 Passengers bound to Sitka were Mrs. Stauffer, H. R. Blood, Anna Shautler, Mrs. Steffanson, o. Colby, l.. Collay and w Kress; to Chatham, Ross Livingtscne and Pauline Po- quiz: 10 Tenakee, L. Jackson jr., to Pelican, John Maurstad, Mir. Bran dahl and Jean Beazley.
 From Juneau to Excursion Inlet, V. Isturis and Betty Isturis; to Sis ter's Island and return, Lee Dunlap, John R. Keith, G. l.. Brewer, Walter s. Lehman, IT. Moran, Carl J. Base Ter, M. r. Mohler and A w. Petisere; to Youngs Bay, R c. Pusich, Richard Pusich. Leroy Pusich, Peggy Kolaas and Joy Kolaas.
 | From Juneau to Thayer Lake, R. Davlin, returning later in the day with MT and Mrs. Charles Burdick: frcm Taku Lodge to Tyee Lake and return to Taku Lodge, MT. and Mrs. E. Buttner; from Juneau to Wran- i gell, w. E. Mclean; to Petersburg, l c. E. Walters; to Ketchikan, G. E. Milkie and Y. T. Yolland Inbound passengers to Juneau from Petersburg were Dr McGowan and E. Paluska from Tulsequah, 1 Paul Kendrick and Martin Eld, from ! Pelican, A. L. Florence, w. G. Shel- don and Ike Alhadeff; from Hoonah, ! w. F. Marie, Beulah Metz, Charles B. Metz and C. Jennings.
 I From Tenakee to Juneau, Joe Parmenter and Fred Hastry; from Sitka. H. Oliver, E. Flannegan, Mrs. J. Akagi, Lucille Steffenson and H. R. Blood.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-19
SKINNER WITH
 PARTY HERE
 ABOARD YACHT

c. w. Skinner, president of the Alaska Steamship Company, visited in Juneau briefly Friday evening and Saturday morning on his way to the Westward on his yacht Leonora.
 Accompanying him on the trip are Mrs. Skinner, his sister, Mrs J. L. Burke of Pomona, Calif., MT and Mrs. H. c. Seaborn of Seattle, and Victor Elfendahl of Seattle MT. Seaborn and MT Elfendahl are vice presidents of Skinner Eddy Cooperation.
 The party left this afternoon for the Westward, but MT. Skinner plans to spend three days in Ju- neau on the return trip.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-19
z2 PASSENGERS ARE
 FLOWN HERE BY pAA;;
 4s ARE FLOWN OUT

With a full southbound load, the Pan American Airways yesterday carried 21 passengers to Seattle and 21 passengers'to Ketchikan. On the flight from Seattle p passengers were flown to Juneau. On the flight to Fairbanks one passenger was carried.
 From Juneau to Seattle were: Reisel s. Chull, Carrie Campbell, James Moore, c. c. Beckman, Ruth Fclta, Richard Folta. l Olga Sommers. Julius Sommars, Jean Holm and infant, Ann Holm, G. S. Newhouse.
 Richard Emery. Violet Gardner, J. c. Sheldon, Richard Taylor, Shir- ley Jackson, Lowell B. Jackson. Leta Jackson, Grace Skaret, La verne Pulliam, Marjorie Morrison.
 Juneau to Ketchikan: H. B. Crew son, Harold Sundt, C. A. Smith. Mar i trewd Stearns. T. Stevenson, Charles Walker, R. Mattison, E. Click. ! K. Maxwell, c. Wolf, A. Link. C. Fawcett, c. Baxter, T. Thronson. i l. Baker, F Haley, c. Banfield, i r. Johnson, J. Richards, Elliot Oxen- berg. William OXenberg.
 Seattle to Juneau: Sarah Linehan Louis Anderson, Herb Tetter, K j Goodman, Gene Dunlap, Wire Lewis 1 owen Lewis.
 Haron Garber, Darrell Pennington Kenneth OBrien, Paul Stone, Rich ard Shuman, Gene Smith, Helen i Corners and infant.
 Mary Lee Corners, Michael Con- ners, Gladys Sauffer, Barbara Poul- 1 ton, Adelaide Walsh, Mae Bell Genevieve Cionek, Kathleen Peter son.
 Juneau to Fairbanks: E. B. Davis
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-19
DERBY TEST GAR TAKEN ON TRIAL
 RUN LAST MIGHT
Soap Box Supplement An nounted- New Cars Ap-
 pear as Race Day Nears

This years Soap Box Derby classic here is to be commemorated by a special supplement of the Daily Alaska Empire. The special 8-page supplement is to be publish ed on Saturday, July 26. the day before Derby Day.
 Plans for joint preparation of the Soap Box Derby Supplement have been prepared by the CO., sponsors of the local race, the Ju- neau Rotary Club and the Empire. Rotarians trying their hand at newspaper publishing will be out gathering material and soliciting advertising next week.
 All revenues of the supplement tary section will he devoted to pay ing the expenses of sending Ju- Ineaus champion to Derby Downs at Akron, for the finals of the Worlds Greatest Amateur Racing Event. This year, the Alaska champ is to be accompanied to Akron by Juneaus Mayor, Waino Hendrickson, who will participate there in ceremonies dedieating the totem pole-given by the local Ro- tary Club-which is to have a permanent featured place at Derby Downs. The totem has already at tracted much attention at Akron, and reports from there advise that the dedication ceremony is to be prominently featured on the Ma tional Derby program.
 Hints of strong competition due from Sitka have added to the mounting tension and sharpened the preparatory hustle among con testants here. Last evening the 1947 Test Car made it's first ap- pearance on the Derby Hill and was taken over the course by last years champ, Leo Osterman, then was used to pace one of this years contestants on trial run.
 It is planned to have the test car pace each of the contestants at least once during the week of prep aration remaining before the big day of the race.
 Several new cars were out on the hill for runs last night and by the next trials, scheduled for Monday evening most of the cars entered are expected to be out
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-19
DR. KNOLL PLANS
 ALASkA pRACT!CE

Dr. Isaac Knoll, formerly physi- elan in charge of the Alaska Native Service Hospital at Kanakanak and more recently medical officer in the Juneau Government Hospital, will leave on Monday for New York City. Dr. Knoll who recently passed the basic sciences and medical ex- animation for the Territory, has decided to practice in Alaska. In New York, he will buy office equip- ment and surgical instruments pre- paratory to opening an office in Alaska
 pr. Knoll will return to Alaska in a month with his wife, small son, Mark, and his father-in law He hasn't definitely decided where he will locate
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-19
MAYOR FIXES II

DALLAS, Texas v Mayor Jimmy Temple, welcoming visiting firemen to the city, jokingly told them he'd "fix it" if any of them got into trouble while here
 Three of them did. They got traffic tickets.
 A man of his word, Temple fix ed" the tickets. He forked over SIT in fines.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-19

*--( Oa yesterday to 430 a today) SYNOPSIS The low center which moved northwest the Gulf of Alaska just north of
  Another high continues nothward Southeast Alaska yesterday afternoon rain local outheaerv winds high 35 miles fell Alaska the Aeutan Islands and at scattere3
  reported the Ketchkan
  moderate wind veoct last night did not cool below anywhere Southeast Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-19
|REV. ROBERT TREAT IN REApp0INTED AS.
 PASTOR ON CHANNEL
Methodist Church Head 10 Serve Another Year.
 Mrs. Lister to Report

1 Mrs. Mildred Lister, delegate of the Methodist Churches on the Channel, returned from the confer ence at Seward of the Methodist Alaska Mission yesterday | She reports that the Rev. Robert s. Treat, pastor of the Juneau and Douglas Methodist Churches for the past three years, was reappolnt- ed for the ensuing year.
 The Rev. c. Edward Knight, formerly pastor in Juneau, was re- appointed Superintendent of the Mission for the seventh year.
 pr. Ezra Cox, Secretary charge of the Western office of the Board , of Home Missions and Church Ex- tension of the Methodist Church was principal speaker at the con- ference. Mrs. Paul Tcdd of Taco ma, representative of the woman s Division of Christian Service, spoke 10 the Mission Womans Society of Christian Service. She had done much of the work toward obtaln- ing new equipment for the Woman's Society's Jessie Lee Children's home at Seward.
 Rev. Knight was appointed by the College of Bishops of the Western Jurisdiction of the Methodlst Church to precide at the confer ence. Bishop Bruce R. Baxter, who was to lead the Mission, had died just two weeks before the session was to be held.
 The Mission designated the An chorage Methodist Church, just be- ginning it's building program, as living memorial to the man who has taken such an active interest in Alaska and it's spiritual life. The Anchorage church was asked to ac- cept the name Bruce R. Baxter Methodist Church" and committee of laymen was appointed to carry out the memorial.
 Wallis s. George was named as the representative from the local church.
 Mrs. Listers report showed that the Juneau Church had the largest Womans Society and the largest gain in membership to the church.
 Other appointments besides those of the Rev. Knight and the Rev. Treat. are: The Rev Wm. Arthur Cox, Ketchikan, First isiethodist, and North End Chapel; The Rev. Murlin Day, Nome, Federated Church; The Rev. George Dolch, Anchorage Methodist; The Rev. Wyburn Skidmorc, Seward Memorial Church Methodist Miss Bertha McGhee, Hope, Moose Pass, and Coopers Landing; The Rev. Miss Constance Erickson, Unga, Sand Point and Squaw Harbor.
 Miss Dorothy Russell, Deaconess, Lavina Wallace Young Mission, Nome; Mrs. G. Edward Knight, Chaplain of Seward Sanatoriun, Seward; Miss Ruth Murren, Dea- coness. Seward General Hospital, Seward; Miss Mabel Best, Deacon ess, Jessie Lee Home, Seward; Miss Naomi Coger, Deaconess, Seward Sanatorium, Seward.
 Mrs. Lister will have charge of the morning service Sunday, and will give a report of the Mission | Conference. The Rev. and Mrs Treat, who are returning by steam CT, will be in Juneau sometime Sunday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-19
MRS. FoLTA GOES SOUTH

Mrs. George Folta and son, Richard flew to Seattle yesterday via Pan American Airways. They will spend a month in the States, visiting in Seattle and Ashland, Oregon. Tn Ashland, they will stay with MT. and Mrs Anthony Karnes and family. The Karnes left Ju- neau last year to locate in Oregon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-19
REMAINS OF DONINI
 TO BE SHIPPED SOUTH

The remains of John Donini, who was drowned here last week, will be shipped to Seattle on the Aleutian tomorrow, the Charles w. Carter Mortuary announces.
 Arthur Wright and Sons funeral parlors in Seattle are handling ar rangements for Donini's widow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-19
GOVERNOR TO HAWAII

The Governors of Alaska. Puerto Rico and several states have been invited to visit Hawaii at the ex- pense of it's citizens. According to the cffice Of Alaskas Governor, the various Governors were to tra- vel to Hawaii following the con- clusion Of the recent Governors Conference in Salt Lake City, Utah. It was believed that Alaska s Governor accepted the invitation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-19
0h,,rct Hutlousac etsieuts

Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.--Midweek Prayer Meeting. Hour of Bible Study and Devotion.
 Dorcas Society meets second and fourth Thursday at 1:30 p. m.
 A cordial welcome is extended to all the services of this church.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-19
RECKLESS DRIVING

A complaint wss signed yester- day for the arrest Of Jack B. Guck- CT, p, who drove his car off the road on the Thane Highway early Wednesday morning, inJuring one passenger and causing considerable damage to the automobile. The complaint against the youth charg- es lfiln with reckless driving and was signed by Territorial Highway Patrolman Emmett Botelho.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-19
PACKER SOPHIA HERE

Jim Sharpes packer Sophia brought in the only fish to the Ju- neau Cold Storage this morning. He had 8,0o0 pounds of salmon for Sebastian-Stu
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-19

WASHINGTON President Tru- man has established an emergency Loard to investigate the labor dis pute between the Southern Pac- fife Railroad and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers who have called a strike for Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-19
urPE FROM ANCHORAGE

Guests of the Baranof Hotel from Anchorage are MT. and Mrs. c R. McNeil Carl J. Bassler, Mike Peterson, John R. Dodge, and J. c. Boggs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-19
nIONSENS ARRFVE

Capt. and Mrs Ali N. Monsen arrived in Juneau this afternoon via Pan American Airways for a stay of six weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-19
UERE FROM KETCHIKAN

w. c. Auld of Ketchikan is a guest of the Baranof Hotel Also from the First City is A. L. Flor ence.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-19
First Church of Christ,
 Scientist
The Methodist Church

The Methodist Church Opposite Fed srai cad Territorial
 Buddinq
 Where Faith ana Friend
 ship Meet" qEV. ROBERT $. TREAT, Pastor John Hoogstad, Choir Director Mrs. Ruth Popejoy, pianist 9:45 a. nl.--Sunday School. Claude Y. Brown. Acting Superintendent. 10:00 a. m.-Primary Department, Mrs. Fritz Johnson, Acting Super intendent.
 HOO a. m-Morning Worship. Mrs. Mildred Lister will make a report on the Methodist Church Conference held at Seward. 800 p. m.-Evening Worship.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-19
FROM VIRGINIA

Walter s. Lehman of Arlington, Va, is guest of the Baranof Ho- tel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-19
wAsHINGTONIANs HERE

Gene Dunlap and Kay Goodman of La Conner, Wash, are stopping at the Baranof Hotel.