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bath, rec rm, maids rm; and bath, brick
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heat, def. brick, landscaped ground "A
PAUL M J. M1LEER. Du' s42a till . pm,
OFF COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-"Excellent fol
oil heat; ? baths: good income. PAUL j,
M1haFR; VIII OF Pu i4ih 9as2 ST. tn Sw Rm .pts
brisk. si; FL Fine am income. @ Priced low PAUE j.
MILLER. Du. a422 till pm.
BILTMoRE ST. NV rms g apis; +,
t9rn baths paths KIT k,ts ,,oa brick ein9 ei heat
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK. on quiet stree,
of Military brick home With sns
sf 4s 81 ,'t 1881 FGE EEstr7 sf.a' co eyes
< MopRsS q HE' RIIaaeGH-New RII seGG s.rm sen semi
dstfshfd Sasn on op'f fst h0s oor s1ss s II
RF0yfd e to oRsa Rs.,sfn daily ave- ie et Block
soa5d'n somt ca 81 RE- sRd iass sl0fns nnt D@
2RssTEs rS6RpsTSs rent,
BnS shs '0R sslsf r'% %R
repairs needed 'coaY. to, stores, schools,
siss.baS Iii k esTeh e R Fs S.i.m.S
has storeroom. tubs, gas. etc. End {. has
s pU % III Be RA D9ss s2s tor afTs sSssss
shARSoeE coisns soiffns so.a.: s'es
Bea Bsaaooms E'' and a00 bath 81 nos
sess sess ca Asaseed Mo asod ssFssf Iii sr' pm Ep%
Ms2asssdnGsErfs s2sss HlGSsr 4Nc AVE. HE1eHrs-s5ss.-
ors shs aesSt nsya 0ff sbres saYoa som.
room. dining room, kitchen and sunrooms;
Second floor has bedrSSms' r6sIf Sasns nno1 sna
has . excellent, bedrooms and bath. Fuli
basement; oil hot-water heat; 2-ear de-
ssshsa brick Esase Entire p tss
fss Fer inspection cali Wo. ssoo until pm
GRyvF 6RM + Johks oHssEs f. c0 ap INC sa4 ooose.
house with an excellent floor plan, LIST
hoor. living room dining so room, ntSnsn .Sns1
corner lot close 20 Conn wU sys' oaon Lss vi "
W Sbsyy 'eSEs eSss. 8 &Mssssf 60 Mf s5o2 500
level lot. First floor has q large liv. rra !,
Soneh sa nm sna a JSg snvdsr
bath. Very attractive rec. rm.; oil air
us show you this today. Call WO. 1900
till pm, EDW. n. JONES & CO.. INC.
1T MUST BE LOVE at frst sigh. in I'll,
Chevy Chase custom built English brick
Incorporates such individual features az
3h baths. knotty rec. room maids room
built-in garaee and sun deck. Priced
under replacement cost. Call till 8 PM
SIMON q FRANK CO" 14is II st. nv
BaIGHTWoop, DeIaheld pl n.v-Rov
brick. rms, modern tile bath. rear
porches front porch. ga. heat, pEieea
iow. Call now to INSPECT. Cal aH
< st NV. NE 5400.
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poss. Corner 2-family brlck. consisting
SooT aPis i've in f"S One XII have u $40 @ III income
from other: conv., to everything for pleas
ant living; priced for, quick sale. op opeI
for inspeetion from to pm. daily
Me. 1900. DU. 1890.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-custom built, mod
ern charming and of the finest prevail
brick and stone CONSTRUCTION; this delieht.
u bSn h9e sas s9nsss rsrs IF snd t bath
list d. The lot is rs by 1875 with outdoor
fireplace, beautiful lawn, and Is tastsfulIt,' ,lt
dition. The price is s32 500. for which whicf
MAKE no apologies To inspect call TEr
SILVER srR,NG..A ,vsll-huiIt s-5edarm
iaSeiy PSt bedrms s and tiled bath On. 2nd 4
Full basement oil a. &C. heat, nnilt-n ot ,r.g ga
portation: Price drastically reduced smal sml
dowr payment required. Gail r J. SEQ.
5IETe2, FnEED S. st12 5sfs g. ave- 81 $780, si 4 n'
GEoRGETowN-Historic Georeian. arehi,
ssssS5s 1sis %RioRT sa 1868
bsautifuliy Situated on an extra large we'll
anasefDss tion: ievely '0 bedroom and bath home
'nsiaeis EaRE y RaH Reso Sss
AN OWNER on Columbia rd has a =
yearly year on On an S. 600 Investment, plus, 81
return to you on S20,500 which you Don !
invest. We borrow the S2o,5oo for you at
absolutely the best money-maker we have
ever seen because your entire investment
is returned 70 you in less than @ four = years ar
Hale. Nj. t224: ewes, WA. 47s9. -couR-
ETEnfsEEp TsAE EfTiTHa q TEaSsc eS old hons.
for a new one? II SO, give US call a.
homes and small estates, located in tht
shese homes run a esmut Of architecture
variation and designs and represents everJ
thing of the. higher caliber; available Il
you folks seeking the home yor have beer zee
down dow pa psymsnt. % Give Civ !n1 Us ssM. oIoN1AI
INVESTMENT CO, RE. $3.50 till o P m
CHARM UNLIMITED IN THESE NEW. all.
brick, o-teched. and bedroom i "a ant
oat 81 Cape cod dessn ana at
the finest in equipment and appointments
they viii appeal to the most diseriminat.
n ass ssasa Issdsns sn hfayy seso xE'asa e1
Ter. Prieed to sell quietly st $i5'sson w
fses!snss soaz. ReaeoF. eoFn 7fs4 Wisconsin
SILVER SPRING. MD, a7O8 Lorraine ave,
S11 900. Can be bought under 81 Plan
Modern white asbestos shinsie bpngsiow
bath. large kit full basement. large nooree
attic. On 2 lots 100xl50 r.. blks: IRON
FRANK L. HEWITT. Jr.. s4os Ga. ave, 81
ls4I and SH. 3293 ~
GEORGET0WN-supe remodeled; Con
tains bedrms.. sewing rrn.. new tiled bath
iiy- rri. with fireplace. library. basement
dinins room kis' hath e. rrSe.aYH hsse hnS
CO. AD s644: ewes, call Mrs. McGinnis
RA. SEGA. I'D
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ton to shs rooms the sId aooT i; so1ss e,
s9s.. s'sss e. Z S:
%EsS Shs SESIEX6 6 q Ssssom, sss 1s.,n. Mss "a.
iot-air a .I heated house on = 6eautifql wood
ed lot; priced for quick sale. For de-
tsils on this and or 8 ether end houses 9o IN
900 sa6e ' call NoRTHwEsT RIAITY. 92aS
sKApEEY Sss LEY fssaaaST FARMS AkEA@A 7-roon: l.
sinng Sah 'tsssn noo fSsi hSsis @ house 0 IN perfect
fruit trees. IA acres land n! NAM NoS4H sInsr
WEST sSs REALTY. 1885 wis. ave. Bsthss..da.
ehESY h w CHASE. D. s.Nsx ! de-; c9l9aisl e, sasl
r.plscs syassfs pf ia4as ss ans MODERN hT Kit f VIII as
de aspesa sse srnss sst shQxsr IN
siadsd Prlcs reduced ioI ,,, sHics .ale q ,69 e
ssSS sss d4sns " nscAGYErk Eysh hfii&RssTs g.
NkAR NJ spDf district LINE-gunsalov in 81:
YER Spring; Inv rm with fireplace. large
bedrms.. mod kit; insulated; Oil h,Eni
scar garage, built In Blair with sIHooF'
SfEN 6f!l Es ssATTsDAY iiSsS and sunday till pm.
324 Shepherd st. nw:-1s-ft, Groom; row
brsEk, large scfe6ued Iedi UOiSu' Vh
VIII, tiled bath; priced for immed. sac.
Exc .usive with 4. r. BOYNTON CO., On.
MARI MARiETfA TIA qfxRs@Nie.ly !.conditionsd
row home. in sood section: 9 large rms.
sh.-wh, garage some furniture may %
bought II desired. Call Nj. Harris Oh
400, Ext. %, with TABLER' INC EE.
GSpEioHRGETowN-s1s,s6o; SpiH corner home of
& large rms, 2 baths; perfect condition;
good view OF the Potomac inspect witn
TABLER INC. RE 5000, 81
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.. q few blocks from
Chevy Chase Circle and convenient 70
Lafayette School and recreational center,
as wen as parochial 2choo.. Brick const-uc-
H ton. Enslish ,architscture, individual IN
design, comfortable in plan; vacant COM
pIetely renovated. Spacious hvins ana DIN.
ing rooms. den or sunroom. bright roomy
Kitchen. including breakfast alcove, new
diversified gas range and extra large ,e:
siesp e 81 W rooms and 2 eolored tiled baths;
stsiiway to STORAGE attic: basemsnt n.
cludes large playroom thoored), maid
room and oonveniences, Oil heat; gear
gsrage. At the price OF $2b 500. you wiz
10 well to investigate. Call Nj Chamners
Gsvenirge, DU 5724. THos. J. TSHER
h CO, INC. Realtors. d. $3.50.
loontinued on Next PsgsJ
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Unique Stunt Added To WV
Sponsored Air Show Program

sorrell will fall free for about a
mile before yanking the rlpcord.
Dunn will then stage his second
act, the funny and famous "HoW
Not To Fly" stunt which has Civ
en- audiences all over the country
both chills and laughing-fits at the
same time.
Woody Edmondson, the air
shows star, will climax the show
with his incredible snap rolls, slow
rolls, stop roll, vertical and up
sidedown flight and a long list OF
other hair-raising aerobatics.
The show will end with a dive
bombing contest by nine or more
amateur sports pilots. looming
down to an altitude of about 500
feet, the make-believe bombar-
diers will drop five-pound sacks Of
flour at a big picket barrel, with
a $50 cash prize awaiting the man
who comes closest to the objec.
tive.
Bleachers seating 1000 people
have been erected at the field,
and extra thousands will be able
to get a clear view of the show
from their cars. Extra entrances
and exits have been CONSTRUCTED
to handle the traffic. The entire
program will be broadcast over {
large public address system.
Tickets, on sale at the gate, are
priced at 81 for adults and 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-06

The big air show sponsored by
the James A. Manley post, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, will take
off on schedule at 4:30 o'clock this
afternoon at the Wilmington Air
Park on the Wrightsville Beach
highway, with a new and unex-
pected comedy act added to the
program. show officials announc-
ed last night.
The new act will be a unique
stunt staged by Jean Broadhead,
a pretty 22-year-old blonde from
Denver, Colo, in which her brok-
en-down plane does an aerial
strip-tease, falling apart piece-by-
piece as i. flies over the field.
Except for this addition, the cir
Gus will take to the sky as pre-
viously planned. The curtain-rais-
er will come promptly at 4:30 p.
m, with stunt pilot Charlie Bing
performing aerial intricacies in a
"suped-up" ATS Army trainer.
Carl Dunn, local flyer with a ma
tional reputation, will follow with
a wing-tip handkerchief pickup
from the ground and a ribbon
cutting demonstration.
Next on the fast-moving two
hour program will be a delayed
parachute jump by Russ Sorren,
ex-paratroaper with u leaps to his
credit. Jumping from 5000 feet,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-06
MISSING MAN
SOUGHT IN CAVE
Lookout Mountain Is Scene
OF Four-d day Hunt For
Explorer

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, July 5.
- W.R- A search party led by
cavern experts YER prepared to-
day to crawl back into Nickajack
cave in search Of John T. Hurth
repeatedly m Missing for almost
three days in the mile-long mar
row and damp tunnels.
The missing IIurth and h i S
brother had recently acquired the
cave property On Looko u t
rountain close TO the Alabama
State line. According to Hollins,
his brother went into the c a V e
Tuesday night a d penetrated ii
more deply Wednesday in an all
day hunt.
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new BERN EXCL
TO WE'D AUSTRIAN
Ceremony Early Today To
-. eliminate War
Romance

NEW BERN, July 5.-The first
Austrian 10 come to this area to
marry Louise Lodis Katherine, OF
Innsbruck, is visiting in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis l. Spar
row OF Pollocksville, whose son,
, Lewis o. Sparrow, former army
infantryman who served in Aus
tria. during World War II. She
plans to marry Monday at the
Catholic caurch in Maysville.
Sparrow was with the 44th iii
fan:ry in the Tyrol country, and
liked the famed resort region so
much that he remained here for
a year and a half after being re-
leased from the army as a medl-
cal technician. He met Louise on
4 farm where she was working
during the war period in her faml-
ly'; plan tc ge.. away from Vienna
and other large cities that were
being bombed.
y After his return to this country,
he planned to send for e to
come to America at his expense.
On June 2 the necessary papers
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-06
One Per Cent Gain
In Weekly Checks
Reported In n. {,

RALEIGH, July 5 -(PEA one
per cent gain in weekly paychecks
and hours worked is reported fol
North Carolina during the month
Of May by Clarence Pritchard,
statistics director for the state de-
partment of labor.
The gain brought earnings. II
non-agricultural pursuits to a $35,
63 average and the work-week te
an average length Of 38.5 hours,
Pritchard said.
Earnings in manufacturing in
duslries averaged $36.18 weekly
and S3O.93 weekly in non-manufac-
turing lines of trade.
Pritchar6 said the eight groups
in industry paid average wages III
excess of 81 an hour. He said the
work-week increased in 26 OF 81
major groups in industry, accord
ing to a labor department survey
MADE in May.
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were notarized here by H. K.
Land. The girl thereupon left vi
enna by Pan American Always,
arriving the next day in New
York, where she was met by her
fiance at LaGuardia field and
brought 10 this section. She likes
America very much, and feels
sure she will like living in this
part of the country. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-06
Church
schedules Two
Sermons Per Month

LAKE WACCAMAW, July S. =
Goshen Baptist church in Bruins
wick county, between Acme and
Leland has Sunday school e y
Sunday morning at 1000 o'clock
and preaching every second a d
fourth Sundays at 11:00 o'clock;
Rev. Stanley X. Howard, is the
pastor of Lake Waccamaw. The
young people have the Traini n g
Baptist Union every Sunday night
at 900 o'clock.
Al visitors in the community,
are welcome to come and worship
cents for children under IL. Pro-
ceeds will go to the VFW's new
home building fund.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-06
MIDWEST ART TO BE SHOWN

SPRINGFIELD III. W.H Mid
west artists will exhibit their work
at the Illinois State Fair this year.
The exhibition will be confined to
original works by professional
artists of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Michigan and Wisconsin. The ex'
hibit will open Aug. 8, continuing
until Aug. II.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-25
BODIES OF 10 MEN
KILLED OVERSEAS
BEING RETURNED

The bodies of 10 Southeastern
North Carolina servicemen who
were killed overseas during
World War II are among those
of 98 heroes returning to this
country aboard the USAT Rob-
ert Burns docked in New York
and are expected to arrive
home early this week, accord
ing to an announcement yester-
day.
Those returning with their
next of kin residents are:
Norwood E. Brinson, Christie
pher c. Brinson, r. l, Rich
lands; Homer S. HARRISON,
Mrs. Ella M. Harrelson,
Cerro Gordo; Richard F. Jor-
dan, Mrs. Meggie J. Jordan, R.
2, Warsaw; Edward Laughing
house, Mrs. Ida L. Laughing
house, Rt. 2, New Bern; James
H. Nunnery, Mrs. William E.
Nunnery, Rt. S, Fayetteville;
Matthew H. Costin, Hampstead,
Matthew Herbert Costin, Hamp-
stead; Luther E. Hickman, Mrs.
Alfalfa C. Hickman, Red
Springs; John D. Mcmillan, c.
M. Mcmillan, Laurinburg.
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SYNOPSIS

c.+bv Layne, Army nurse
" s' disappointed when Bill Ken
SI ,.n with whom she had been
aSI' 1've since childhood, failed to
ia lUV' st her when she arrived
nes' m leave after long serv-
nol'is s the Pacific. Aunt Maggie,
'ss 'sh II whom Cathy lived, dis dis
Tlat T,aled that Edith Kendall, Bllps ;
cOsfth cOsIthv. arrogant aunt, had
1ssl'fbjiI yea him on a short business !, $
SEW en- and md had undoubtedly failed
tflp ;re o him the telegram Cathy
70 : glsa sent announcing the time of
hso so sarrival. Bills mother had
neI , d |disinherited when she mar
oesI' .si soainst her fathers wishes
Flsa 9 allowing her death, Edith,
sna' sa had inherited the entire
Y, ToU aol1 fortune, had adopted
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Stacker. / think it took more
real courage and grit to stay on
the job here and help out, than
for him to have enlisted" she
said. "But Bill doesn't just
think a good deal of me- Mrs.
Kendall. Bill loves me and l
love him"
For a moment there was 81
lence in the room. Outside,
Cathy could hear the hum of a
power lawn mower; from tn e
kitchen, as door opened, there
was murnur of voices that was
stilled when the door swung
shut.
But neither Cathy nor Mrs.
Kendall was aware of the
sounds. They were staring
straight at each. other, the
naked sword of ennity drawn
between them, two women sud-
enly hating each other because
of the man they both loved.
Mrs. Kendall laughed thinly
and poured fresh tea into her
cup, but her hand shook ever
so slightly.
"My dear Miss Layne," her
tone was insolently derisive.
"are you trying to tell me you
have any fantastic idea that Bill
has been in love with you all the
time you've been gomez"
"And for long time before 1
left. Mrs. Kendall" said Cathy
steadily.
Mrs. Kendall's mouth
thinned.
"And I suppose you hope to
inveigle him into marrying
you"
"I don't think it will be neces-
sary to 'inveigle' him-since he
wants to marry me I've told
YOU that we love each other. y
Ca+hv reminded her.
"Bill will never marry you. or
anyone else. while I live" said
Mrs Kendall sharply.
"Oh, come now. Mrs. Kendall
let's not get melodramatic and
absurd. After all. Bill is twenty
eight. Surely you don't expect
to control his whole life"
81 control something that
means a great deal to Bill
said Mrs Kendall thin1v. "1 CON-
troll the Kendall estate-an es-
tate that is close to a million
dollars - and Bill wants very
much to inherit it. Which, OF
course. he will - under certain
circumstances"
Gone of which is that he re-
main unmarried and devote his
entire life to the whims OF a
selfish. domineering woman!"
Cathv flashed recklessly.
"Oh. no, I have no objection
to Bills marrying - when he
finds a suitable wife!" said
Mrs. Kendall, and her tone was
an insult.
(which. of course. means that
you do not consider me suit
able " Cathv finished for her.
"Naturallv not. You are girl
from nowhere - with, no back
ground. no social standing. A
girl who has been off mixing
herself in all sorts of unpleas-
antnesses. No doubt there W as
much lowering of-er - moral
standards where you were"
"1 was in a war, Mrs. Ken
dali. Life was not very dainty,
I'm afraid" said Cathy hotly.
"but my morals are quite as
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-25
BUDGET HEARING

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. "a
U.R-First steps toward drafting
of the state budget for fiscal 1948-
49 were taken here today as the
State Budget commission began
hearings on departmental needs.
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MP POstmen ClaWed

MILWAUKEE, W.H - Postmas-
ter John A. Fleissner would like
an amendment to the postal
laws. Regulations say carriers
do not have to deliver to homes
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good as they ever were"
(Which isn't saying too much,
is it,"
Cathy sat quite still for mo-
ment, her hands clenched tight
|ly in her lap.
To Be Continued
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where there are vicious dogs,
but there's no clause including
clawing cats. Two carriers re-
Gently were attacked by cats.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-25

Jaffa, in Palestine, often has
been busy port in its long his
tory, although it does not have a
good harbor.
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'SeCrett,;H@RE2Ym00N
qF

Bill. Jealous and possessive, she
resented anyone who might take
him from her. Maggie's deduc-
tlons were correct, for when Bill
arrived later that evening,
Cathy learns he did not get her
wire. Underneath the happiness
OF their reunion, Cathy sensed
Buls hesitancy over making
any Immediate plans for their
future which might incur the
displeasure of his aunt. The fol-
lowing day Mrs. Kendall tele-
phoned to ask Cathy to tea.
CHAPTER FIVE
Cathy braced herself as she
rang the bell, and the color was
high in her cheeks when Ne
gro maid in a black and white
uniform opened the door for her,
showing her into the room which
Mrs. Kendall always referred to
as the drawing room" but
which to all Cypressville was
the "living room" or even the
"sitting ROOM"
It was a long, handsome
room, with windows that looked
out over the rigidly formal gar
den, riotous now with spring
blossoms. The room had been
decorated by professional
hand and it gave one the feeling
that nothing must be changed,
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Dial 2-3311 for Newspaper Service
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VATICAN PARTLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
 WORLD DIVISION

WALTON, Eng, Oct. 1.-R-Dr. Cyril Foster Garbett, Archbishop of York, charged today that the Vatican was partly responsible for the division of the world into two camps and declared the division was iraught with the danger of a new world war
 This separation of Europe into two strongly contrasted camps is encouraged by the Vatican policy which treats Russia as the chief enemy of Christian civilization and, wherever it has influence, supports the opposition to both Communism and Social Democracy" the church of England Prelate said in charge to his diocese.
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HOSPITAL NOTES

St. Ann's Hospital admitted Ed mond Schneider for medical at tention yesterday, and Mrs. Ken neth Willard for surgery.
 Dismissed from St. Ann's Hospi- tai were Mrs. Elroy Fleek and baby gil, George Dudley and Mrs. Mary Jack.
 Government Hospital reported three children who were put up overnight enroute to schools. Two who came from Illiamna and left this morning for Wrangell Insti- ute, are Alice and Lucille Simeon The ether, bound for Mt. Edge cumhe School at Sitka, is Lucille Lauridsen
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Sell it with an Empire Wantad.
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Sell it with an Empire Wantad
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT AND
 ARREST OF PROPERTY
No. 577O-A In Admiralty

No. 5770-A In Admiralty
 In the District Court for the Terri tory of Alaska, Division Number
 One, at Juneau.
 : JAMES V. DAVIS, Libellant, vs The
 Motorship or Vessel "OVER THE
 TOP, Official No. 220.364. and her masts, tackle, apparel, furniture,
 fixtures, machinery, boats, an-
 chors, engines and equipment, Re- spondent
 TO ALL CONCERNED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, WILLIAM T. MAHONEY, as United States Marshal for the Ter ritory of Alaska, did on the 18th day of September, 1947, attach and arrest the motorship or vessel "Over the Top, Official No. 1884, her masts, tackle, apparel, furniture, fixtures. machinery, anchors, equipment and engines, in the above entitled ac- tion in the above entitled Court in that certain action brought by JAMES V. DAVIS as libellant. against the motor ship or vessel over the Top, Official No. 220, ,364, her masts, tackle, apparel, furniture, fixtures, machinery, anchors, equip ment and engines, the cause or na- ture of said action being cause for damage in tort, civil and mari- time, in which the libellant James V. Davis demands $4, 4,15683 and costs, and all persons interested or con- cerned herein are required to be and appear at the time and place of the return of said process, to-wit: The 4th day of October, 1947, in the Unit ed States District Court Room in the Federal Territorial Building, at Juneau, Alaska, at 10:00 o'clock A. M. of said day, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, and answer l in that behalf, or default will be , entered and condemnation ordered as prayed for in the libel filed herein.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, Sep tember 18th, 1947.
 | WILLIAM T. MAHONEY,
 U s. Marshal,
 By WALTER G. HELLAN,
 Deputy U S. Marshal. M. E. MONAGLE,
 Of Proctors for Libellant. First publication, Sept. 18, 1947. Last publication, Oct. 3, 1947.
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Octcber 3, in the ledge rooms.
 All members are urged to at tend. The electric mixer has arriv ed, and the Lady Moose will have to decide what to do with it. The ladies are reminded that all busi- ness meetings are important.
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LUTHERAN LADIES AID
 MEETS THURSDAY NIGHT

There will be a regular meeting of the Lutheran Ladies Aid tomor- rcw evening at 8 o'clock in the church parlors.
 Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Ottar Johnson and Mrs. j.. Hanna. All members and friends are invited to attend.
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SANDERS REMAINS TO
 BE TAKEN TO SITKA A

Word has been received by the Charles W Garter Mcrtuary that Thomas Sanders ST, father of the man who took his own life Men day night at the Keystone Rooms, will come to Juneau and return with his sons remains for inter- ment in Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-01
NOTICE TO sKAGwAYINs

NOTICE-Dr. R. N. Hester, M. D., Eye Specialist Of Ketchikan, will be at hotel week following Oct. 18th fer a few days. Appointments for Eye Examinations may be made by calling hotel. adv. 696
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-01
RADIO LOG KINY (1460 KC) JUNEAU "The Voice of Alaska"

WEDNESDAY EVENING 5:00-Magic Carpet, 5:15-G. I. live. 5:30-Totem Talk-Forecasts. 5.45-Spotlight Band. 6:00-Pan-Am News. 6:15-At Ease. 6::30-B Benny Goodman. 7:o0-Why Worry? 7:15-Standard News-Forecasts. 7:30-Bing Crosby Show. 8:00-KINY Bandbox. 8:30-Sound off. 9:00-Radio Theatre. 9:30-Supper Club. 9:45-Alaska Line News. 10 00-Words with Music. l0:15-Forecasts. All programs are subject to change
 without notice. Daytime forecasts on weekdays at 300, 9:30 AM, and 12:00 Noon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-01
FROM PRINCE RUPERT

s. Sums and w. Kern, with the Polaris-Taku Mining Co.,, of Prince Rupert, are staying at the Gastin- eau.