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Evening star., 1947-11-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeest.

WOODBRIDGE, 26o9 22nd st. -ne.-Large
income, S145. Call OWNER, EN-. Sill.
los ANR 1S7 s.. sHs ST. .eaS
s9c. * Fms ha' only saooo r' deSn
81 81 fRpf 4 RS'fss ss
iS5' So YSI sS4 wANT Al E T. baz az home, have
several good ones IN ne. and Sc; for sale
tsss r. b1 r'shs 0f p9s 9ss
S1I5 18th ,os.n1. AN1 17 zss gss
IS ~ sna seE ~ ss
and and rear ssrds ro0 This oil ses
cUSe t. sysssts sshoo a anq RnsRr
ku1sas aSkhhSzH Sz sso Rsse.s s7ss re-
HOME AND INcoME-rhts s-fam home
SURE sUsaEr9 i REAHry CO. Ex. 1874 iii 8:
CATHOLIC UNIV. AREA-spaclous det
home. containing rms. tiled bath, full
I a5s bss ssa5 81 eUn SSsss'ea OIL arer say
ssl ss o1Sf Rye hSAf& c6 5a
sSSsS ss5ss Sa NJ s. shss5s|fiJ5 ss5s E5s y
PsE5fs 1s1s fAJRfvcE G i4la It, t nH 900 down
easy terms: det home on lse.. lot. g rooms,
essh BATH full wth Ga Morris
bRAisNGR, % 1ao4 L 'fn St. NV. MA Ma. Hsoss;
RIVER TERRAcE-5-room brick homes,
s s'a is and !'se sGi e'k sas
MARSHALL J. WAPLE Co, D1. 3346,
6edrms',, modern kit,, bsmt. With rec. En,
ELS s5lss' eyss s'7Se PGck ce|1 81 CO. 1888 or "a
seSool. 5 . ariransed for families. vacant, mt
sa, asSis Ill., i've soJ,.
cKuMsH1aH RsalsoT sTo 4sos ave.
Sc2 %2 aafa GaANN1NG 4 g snswis sT says
seli!-s:rm. row brick with oil heat; i. 4
S SslIs. ! ~! Wo5psHSRSaEE is ESsE REALTY CO. Sssi
sSs5 Down. $50 PER Mo.-e-rm. and
bath attached brick home, gas h.-w:h;;
Ha:'ta Ss1 na and RsE s5asFl
sao saos sra + 81 81. R~N NE. near Mass. .v..Isov
eof eoSId esslg h9s be mad made fp inso .pts AUTO
EEsssinssS T. caS ssSs co. Di zsS4' re- 1$Ss,
1so YoU ST. N.E.-corner brick, posses
sion with settlement; 8 rms, bath: large
terms. MICHAEL WALSH & SON. RE
sslEAUrrFuL WOODBRIDGE Attractive
rni., EQUIP. kit, bedrms. and tiled bath
on 1st a.; lge bedrm. on 2nd: full bsmt.
construction; will redecorate for buyer;
Immediate possession: BARGAIN: only
S12,500, with terms. H. L. BROWN, DE
los z. 1. AVE. N.E.-Ideally located 90,
#. row brick with lse: rms, inclosed
slseping porch priced for au!ss 5ssssa ssssasa
WoODRIDGE- Large detached home.
snas os Sr.s. auis sodss NOSE
no. 6o2G. 2126 \. I ave. ne.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE HAVE A LIST Of prospective buyers
WI in in to bs ess ssnt9n
!fa. yHLlA seRSsE?s is 81 4ts ssfS'f ST NV A6 es6
IMMEpIArf ESfsi at f94s 4Ascr1oN-ws will buy W? Your
market value; free appraisals. MITCHELL
STek %8 cks 81 Sell 1s$l YouR Ef in any Ss
been beer building and selling houses in ths
are probaby 9l Better 1ot aualed to handle
your property for you. If you wish quick
9nd sstsstaHtoEy ssss or resns SHsa call 4 Pakes
W SHNS WANT YorR srRefS aoGsE Is Store
or Inimproved land for sale: We have the
CORPORATION 1737 K. RE. 113S..
your home. business or investment prop
R f1iy + Vfa Reaoq asSf sos sorh s4 eapo E. NA
CHARLES ci1H S. i GUM has Clients waiting
snd nearpy Maryand ID any ao8 Oh
I PAY CASH FOR HOUSES, white or col
ored any section, any condition B. LlSs'
60 YEARS SERVICE to local property
,tS @ rsiAISS t @ s9pr psNSp
sfatSfs e. AND 'ses re- ss6 X R T Ga
q quick IS sction s9 IN MAX MILLER 500 l1th ST.
Do Do YoU Want SPEEDY ACTION? List
your house with US. Have 9ash m Il buyers T WIG Iy
CO. 1924 Eye yes St. NV. NV Ex. $500.
ssss snN q seorfS Ms:saqd 4sS4 RE or y5
Snp Hetsfs foF Rental At PURPOSES! " M5
iMMEDTArE ACTION. Top cash price Tor
son Gt wo ny
OWNERS. American Univ PARK or Betnes-
ganss dn5r t. buy r8o o1
attic. garase: private party. no commits
We WE HAVE CLIENTS with substantial cash
efseient fhde t service. i ALERT H coHEN, Real
tx lo42 M Irving st. A ca 15S1 Son
MopERATELY PRICED = or 3 bedroom
doe or s9Sd Ransr W psy assh
WAT WIT fREab HopsE hASG AZ" YOU for around
sny'UeS any Section. E'n BOX "'G 5qev Star. ~
to sell your real estate consult Realstings
Corr. the central real estate tf,,,,,.ah listing
Washington and Maryland, realtors. Their
widely separated cffices and scores Of we'll
known salesmen assure your property
broader market, and faster. action, For
Information, call or write. REALIsTINGs
CORP, 924 14th st. NV. Ma, s647. -5
HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASERS for a
3 or 4 bedroom home 1st-f. der, and lay.
70 $32,5oo cash: Chevy Chase. =, C, or
Nd. Wakefield Forest Hills Ms or oSaD shephsrd irt5
SHANNON 81 & LucHs CO. 1905 H st 5Bw''
NEED HOUSE in Northeast or Southeast;
must have 2-story brick gar. at rear:
colored or white. Owner or realtor AT
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes in
Petworth or Brishtwood; for free ap-
praisal. call till Q pm, Mon. through Fri.
KAY REALTY co, RA. 1900. rs
ALL CASH. and in hurry for any house
in any section; clients waiting. Call
till pm, Mr, Brown, RE. 1881. FIRST
NATIONAL REALTY CORP. ao5 18TH
GREYHOUND BUS EXECUTIVE will pay
cash for clean detached home in Bethesda
area or close-by vicinity. Call my agent,
MR. MEYERS at Elk. $3.50. -26
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HOUSES UNFURhIsHEp.

UNFURN1SHED HOUSE, in Woodside Park
Md, on s4-acre OF ground; contains on
LIST floor, living room. dining room, kit.
and library which could be used as bed
room. and full bath: 2nd A. has bedrms
and bath. There is a beautiful paneled
2-car saraee M in IN basement @ r ii Priced eau ssa5 1
Call Mr.. Domer at sANDoz. INC, DU
1884 "a
LARGE new brick house; complete baths
and two "a baths; in nearby Arlington:
Sis month. GL. 6251 -26
BROOM FARM HOUSE, partly furn, es
miles below washington, Great Mills, Md,
school bus; heat furnished: 500 per mo.
For information call VI. 1868. -26
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

APT, NICELY FURN.. 2 rms. kit. and
pvt bath; Christian home. near buslne;
price, $50. 1915 Chesapeake I'd. E. Hyatts-
vile, Nd, WA STSl.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
HOUSES FOR SALE or RENT.

BETHESDA-Unusual nice brick home;
bedrms., conv. location: $l72 SO mo Cal
Mrs Christman, ALLIED REALTY CORP.
WI. 6649. 600 Wis. ave. \ ": -26
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HOUSES FOR sALE-soutbwe,t.

466 AND 46s F ST. s.W.-6-room bricks,
water. gas, electricity; small down pay
ment baanSs $40 Per montn; nth inclqdes e
ST d " MA 33SR. -2S
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APARTMENTS uhFURklsHEp.

PROFESSIONAL SUITE. downtown Iowa
ton. living quarters and office combined: :
500 monthly. Call CO. 29S1 weekdays
CoL0RED-SMALL APT, entpl couple
only; all utils furn.; S62.50. HO 9041,
l 264 Hsulin st ne
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

CHICAGO SUBURBAN HOME-Am moving
to Wash, will exchange my Chicago home
for home in Wash. area. Call oV. 2l63.
BETHESDA FOR N. Y. C. area, modern,
3-bedroom house, reasonable rental, ex-
tensive grounds. Wisconsin 644s.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
WINTER BARGAINS

WINTER BARGAINS:
Brick 6 large rooms. oil heat, beauti-
full bath. $1,000 down, Vacant.
Beautiful 5-room bungalow 2 bed
rooms, room in attic for large bed
rooms, oil heat. $4,000 down payment.
Vacant.
ideal location. Bargain. Open.
1923 So. Oak. ave. n,e.-10 rooms, 2h
Semibungslow. 10 rooms. oil heat.
bedrooms Bargain az S13,250.
H. C. MAYNoR CO., 2002 r. I. ave.
ne NO 433s -25
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ne-Not one of the ordinary row bricks,
but one Of the best and most perfectly
kept modern homes in this desirable area;
natural woodwork, hardwood floors, per-
feet condition; this fine large s-room and
tiled bath home, with excellent basement
and hot-water heat, is what you have been
perfectly kept fenced-in yard, 100 TT. deep,
with detached garage. and you have to-
days best home value; priced very low,
with reasonable down payment. Call Ma
9797 or IL. 4s35 until q pm. CAPITAL
VIEW REALTY CO., Realtors, 925 New
York ave.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-05
Pan-American
Fiesta Tonight At
St. Mary Center

Mrs. Elena Mccoy has once
again brought together her group
of young people to present a Pan
American Fiesta for the public
tonight at the st. Mary's Parish
Center on Duval street.
The Fiesta will consist of a
group of dances representing
many countries. Music accom-
paniment will be provided by
Miss Beatrice Moreno at the
piano.
The show will star two love-
ly little daughters of 1t. Firkens,
Aurora and Helen, who are
spending their summer vacation
here. Others in the show will be
Misses Deloras Lesley, Merriam
and Martha Machin, Joyce
Launders and Colleen Moore.
Young men participating are
John Carbonell, Harold Car
bonell, Danny Carbonell, Joe
Jineda, Frank Sawyer, and Nardy
% Lopez.
The public is cordially invited.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-05
THE VETERANS
CORNER

The questions most frequent
~ asked by World War II vete-
rams about CT business loans
were answered today by the We
terans administration. The ques-
tons and answers follow:
a Q. How does a veteran 60
about getting a loan for business
purposes?
A. AS in. the case of home
loans, he first must find bank
or other private lender willing
to advance him the money.
@. How much of business
loan made by lender will VA
guarantee?
A. VA will guarantee so per-
cent of the loan up to a maximum
of $4,000 if the loan is for the
purchase of business real proper
ty, ad up to $4,000 for montreal
estate business loans, such as for
working capital.
@. Can the veteran get guar
anteed loan for any type OF bus
mess?
A. If the lender is willing, the
loan may be used for ay legiti-
mate business purpose.
Q. Is there any limit to the du-
ration of business loan?
A. Montreal estate business
loans are repayable in 10 years
or less; real estate loans may run
up to Is years.
Q. Can veteran enter into
business with non-veterans and
obtain q guaranteed loan?
A. Yes, provided the interest
of the veteran is properly pro-
tected, but the guarantee must
be limited to. the veterans por-
ton of the business.
Q. What interest rates are
lenders permitted to charge on
business loans?
A. In most cases, per cent is
the maximum. However, the in
terest rate may be slightly high
er for certain types OF insured
business loans.
@. Must the veteran be exper-
fenced in the line of business he
proposes to enter?
A. Experience is an important
element in the success of the
average business. The veteran
should be able to show a reason
able expectation of success in his
venture.
VETERANS wishing further in
formation about veterans bene-
fits may have their questions
personally answered by visiting
VA Contact Representative at
Key West, {Florida.rS 4 9. g
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-05
Who, Knows?

/. How many bills were in
troduced in Congress this year?
2. Who is James P. KEN?
3. How do corporate profits
compare with 1899 profits?
a. How do u. S. imports COM
pare with exports?
S. Is the Marshall plan to help
Europe a definite program?
6. What is the population OF
the Netherlands. East Indies?
z. How many U. S. Senators
have become President?
8. What is Associated Indus
tries, Inc?
9. When did Oklahoma enter
the Union?
10. What was the first State
to enter the Union?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-05
The Answers

/. 1000 bills and resolutions.
2. u. S. Senator from Mis-
souri,.
3. STA billion per year against
IS billion in 1889.
4. Imports equal 40 per cent
of exports.
6. 100000 people, mostly
Moslems.
Z. Ten-Monroe, Jackson, Van
Buren,, w. H. Harrison, Tyler,
Pierce, Buchanan, Johnson Ben
jarnin Harrison and Truman.
8. A corporation of nine. East
ern universities engaged in
atomic research.
9. 1907.
10. Arizona, on Feb. IA, 1912.
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area roughly 150 miles northwest
of Key West
All vessels that find themselve5
in the vicinity of the area are
warned by the Navy to proceed
cautiously in view of the fact
that submarines may be SUB
merged below .periscope depth.
Subscribe to The Citizen.
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information for the AdvertiserD
HELP WANTED
RATES FOR REGULAR and
BLACKJACK TYPE

Wanted Immediately, thoroughly
experienced only, hot head
presser. Top price paid. Apply
Poinciana Dry Cleaners. Phone
1885. aug4-3t
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$4,000 reward for return of r.
foot Ramsey plywood boar,
white outside. blue inside, spray
rails full length. Taken from
ocean blvd. Saturday night. Call
Edwards, 1922. aug5-3tX
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Subs, Aircraft
Will Maneuyer

Submarines and aircraft from
the Key West Naval Base will
engage in maneuvers from to-
morrow through Aug. q in an
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REFRIGERATION SERVICE

Refrigeration service engineer
ing. Prompt service and repairs
on all makes of domestic and
commercial refrigerators. Flor
ida Keys Refrigeration Service.
Phone 2ll-J. aug2-3tx
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For the grand opening of our new
studio, September 20, we are
offering a limited number of
our coupons. An 11x14 Gold
tone Portrait for $2.95. Our
representative will call on you
in a few days if he has not seen
you yet. Phone 80 and leave
your name and address. Evans
Pilklngton Studio. aug4-tf
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WANTED TO RENT

, women, retired on pension,
want furnished Housekeeping
quarters, all utilities included.
No pets, no children, no auto
mobile. State lowest rent for
unusually desirable tenants.
Reinheimer, 1874 Sterling Place,
Brooklyn IL, New York.
aug4-5tx
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Apartment or cottage. two bed
i.roems, modern. >Desirsd: by
: mambeF fof "engineeringSgroup.
Tel. l2l;. after 5, 1044-J
aug4-3tX
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Parker 81 Fountain pen. Please
return 1912 Duval st. Reward.
aug5-ltX
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FOR SALE

Duro electric water
pump. Two galvanized pres
sure tanks. Price $50. Cell
l077-M or apply lll9 Won PhiS-
ter st. aug4-t If
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Spanish Lines. Hibiscus, Steph-
anotis, Bougainvilleas, Palm
Crotons, Rose and Fruit Tree;
other plants. 1904 Southland st.
Phone lO4s-J. augl-5-12x
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FOR RENT

Furnished four-room apartmert
maid and janitor service, linens
and all utilities furnished. Apply
Coral Hotel Apartments.
jpl29-14tx
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SITUATION WANTED

Aggressive executive, college
graduate, experienced business
management, financial and ac-
counting background with ex-
tensive knowledge of federal
income tax laws. Third year in
Florida. Write sol Stovall, Pro-
fessional Bldg, Tampa, Fla.
aug2-4tx
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LOST

$1,000 reward for knowledge of
person seen taking pup from
porch between IL midnight and
6 am. Saturday morning. MIS-.
Aguero. 805 Catherine st.
aug4-3tX
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Bicycle, Schwin, mans, 4 months
old. Must be sold this week.
Very reasonable. Phone 121 or
1044-J after 5. aug43tx
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1912 1h -ton International Stake
truck, good condition, $3.50 90.
Tony's Auto Body Shop, 603-05
Greene Street. aug4-6l
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House and lot, 32l Mickens Lane.
$f,750 cash. jly30-6tx
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FOR SALE

Universal marine engine. 110l
Seminary St. Phone 889-W.
aug4-3tX
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Melodious Finches, $3.50 each.
926 Eaton Street. aug5-1tx
Evening star., 1947-01-02
Tito Vows 10 Bar Return
or 'PairiarchaI Economy
" The Asseeiosed Press

LONDON, Jan. 2.The Moscow
radio quoted Premier Marshal Tito
today as saying in a New Years
broadcast that his government
would nip In the bud" any attempt
to restore "the old patriarchal eco
nofnic system in Yugoslavia.
Tito told his countrymen, Moscow
said. that the steps which Yugo-
slavia has taken toward recovery are
due to the fact that "the power is
now in the hands of the people" and
"all the most important means of
production are in the hands OF the
workers"
Listing the accomplishments Of
the past year, he said ESQ 900 homes
had been built, several hundred
miles of railways repaired, many
ruined factories restored to opera
ton and many new ones erected by
self sacrificing labor There was
no mention in the Moscow version
of his speech of UNRRA,s contrihuA
tions to Yugoslav recovery.
Evening star., 1947-01-02
London Paper Negotiating
Fol Churchill Memoirs
~ n. A,setio,ed ], pre,,

LONDON, Jan. 2.-Lord Camrose
editor In chief of the London Daily
Telegraph, said today negotiations
are pending" for the purchase and
publication Of Winston Churchill's IS
war memoirs. He refused to give
details.
For months reports have circu-
lated In literary, journalistic and
political circles that the former
Prime Minister was well advanced In
the writing OF a history OF the war
as he saw 1t. More recently, Lord
Camrose,s name has been linked, on
the business side, with the under
taking.
Current publication in the. Daily
Telegraph of a Churchill manu-
script championing a United States
of Europe sped the rtmors. Mr..
Churchill,s secretarial stan has
steadfastly refrained from discuss
ing the subject and Mr.. Churchill
himself has not been accessible for
COl1HlcQLs
Evening star., 1947-01-02
As THE EVENING STAR washington, .. C.
4
New Passenger Ships Needed
To Balance Merchant Marine
fifth OF q Sertes.J
By Newbold Noyes, Jr.

trating on any particular part of II
to the exclusion of others.
Plane Coordination Blocked. Z
1t goes beyond co-ordinating pas
senger and cargo services. The ship.
pers now are working, in the face
of strong official opposition, on In
tegrating maritime service with that
OF their new and growing compet-
itor, the airplane.
On the ground that these routes
are already adequately served, the
Civil Aeronautics Board has turned
thumbs down on attempts of indi-
vidual shipping companies to estab-
lish their own air services parallel
ing their sea routes. Eleven of the
companies have banded together In
a Sea-Air Committee, which is still
pushing the issue.
There Is little hope, however, that
the board will be induced to reverse
the position 1t has already taken
The hope of remedy, If there is
one, seems to be In Congress.
Evening star., 1947-01-02
Million Fewer Women
Find Jobs in November

About 1000, 600 fewer women found
employment during November, 1916.
than the same month year earlier.
the Won1en's Bureau of the Labor
Department reported yesterday.
More than half that number were in
non-agricultural work.
Despite the year-to-year drop off
in agricultural work. the trend in
such work has continued upward
since the summer OF 1916. 1t was
said, with 180. 900 more women being
employed in November than in Oc-
tober.
Evening star., 1947-01-02
Two Women Assigned
To Overseas Posts

Two Washington women have
been assigned overseas duty with the
American Red Gross, local head
quarters announced today.
They are Miss Alberta Curley.
1925 Davis place NV. who sailed
this week for duty In the Far East.
and Miss Suzanna Barrett, 4237
Nebraska avenue NV, assigned to
the Fed Cross staff at Bremen, Ger
many.
Evening star., 1947-01-02
Whipp Beoins 25fh Yeur

William r. Whipp. physical direc-
tor at the University Club, yesterday
began his 25th year in that capacity.
Muscle builder to q host of celeb
rites during his career, Mr.. Whipp
was an Army boxing instructor dur
ing the first World War.
Evening star., 1947-01-02

10 Chiffon makes dishes shine
and slasswors slisien! Dishes,
glasses come clean fast in Chifon's
instant suds. They shine with lots
less polishing-so naturally you're
out Of the kitchen much quicker. See
for yourself today!
Evening star., 1947-01-02

10 Chiffon Is mild as Q lotion
on your hands! Even with dishes
to wash three times day-C Chiffon
keeps your hands soft and lovely.
Chiffon is mild because it's 4A bar
soap! No purer soap was ever made.
Always use Chiffon Flakel
Evening star., 1947-01-02

10 Chiffon Is GENTLE with your
most delicate fabrics, SAFE with
eelor.! Your loveliest hlmy things
last longer. always look their best
with gentle CbDon care. colors wake
up and sing! Everything washable is
safe in Chiffon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-20
VOCATIONAL TRAINING DEMANDS ON ANS ARE
 AHEAD OF OTHER YRS.

The Alaska Native Service is faced with the problem of having received 200 more applications than it can accommodate for it's vocational educational facilities. Don .. Eos ter. ANS General Superintendent, said today such 8 large demand for these facilities has never before existed in the history of ANS.
 The Mt. Edgecumbe vocational school can accommodate 500 stu dents and the White Mountain vo- cational school another 77, he said, but the present demand for this type of education from Alaska In- dians is too large for the present facilities. He said that these facili- ties will be enlarged next year in order to handle the increased num- Der of students.
 As one means of expanding the vocational facilities at Mt. Edge cumbe. Foster said that students in the first to fifth grades, inclusive, will be transferred to the Wrangell Institute lie said that only stu dents from the sixth grade, on up, will now be accommodated at Mt Edgecumbe. The move will be made within the next few days. The younger students will be transported to Wrangell via Alaska Coasal Air lines.
 The students in the younger grades consist mainly of orphans and chill dren from broken homes.
 Foster declared that the White Mountain School. in particular, will have to be enlarged as the number of students from Eskimo areas who desire vocational education and training has increased away out of proportion to other areas. The White Mountain School is situated 50 miles east of Nome.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-20
VERY FEW MOOSE
 SEEN THIS YEAR
 NEAR FAIRBANKS

Very few moose have been seen so far this year in the Fairbanks region according to a report brought today by Jack O'Connor, Game Manage ment Supervisor of the U. s. Fish and Wildlife Service. He returned here late yesterday from an lnspec- tion trip to Seward Anchorage and Fairbanks.
 O'Connor reported that the moose have not yet begun their big move and this has prevented hunters rom hagging many of the big animals. He also reported that caribou are likewise late in their annual migra- ton. O'Connor speculated that these signs may be an indication of late fall season this year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-20
British May Give Up Mandate
 Over Palestine


 LONDON, Sept. 20.-iA- The British cabinet may decide to- morrow to surrender the mandate over Palestine which the League of Nations gave this country.
 Government sources said today the Foreign, Colonial and War Offices had agreed Britain shoulG quit Palestine, but not attempt to impose singlehandedly a set clement by partition. Britains views will be presented later to the United Nations, whose special com mission recommended partition but with Jerusalem under U. N trusteeShip.