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RooMs Observation-Disclosures.

1927 End ST. NE, Apt. 11-Lady to share
m with another lady: laundry and tele-
phone vr pri Yae no other roomers: SIS
DOUBLE B BP1Ta 1850. i
623 MD. AVE. N.E.-Front ROOM for .;
to Government 6uil einsn' ''AnSp0lla! 5
1885 BLAINE ST. N.E.-Large front room
attractive a new furniture. twin HOLLYWOOD
beds. cedar closets; semiprivate bath: new
single, 500 double. Call 10 am to 8 pm. F..
1887 OATES ST. N.E.-Room newly fur
sishe Der i @ Privileges and telephone
1425 oRREN ST. N.E.-Two rooms. fur
ii lI. next to bath, for light house
1872 G ST: NE double. single: vi
entity Of Senate ONCE Bldg: $40, $25.
THE MARRICK, 1873 B st. n.e.-An attrac-
i've guesthouse for girls; large, clean, light
rooms, some with running water: single
S 81 and doubles, S25 and $40 TR.
$3.50 BLAINE ST. N.E-For rent, One
single ianeI e room c9oking and laundry privi-
TAE G ai WIZ I5s st, n.s-comfortsao
light cooking and lagnd pTivii.: $3.50
I1aa ST. pm? SE.E FL ge!f light room, twin
oeds' next TO bath: gentlemen pref, S25
e. Call before noon or after pm. AT.
452l so. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-Airy single
room and sleeping porch; beautiful land
scape; for | gentleman: private gentle
home; no other roomers: $45. NO. 1883
1000 X ST. N.E.-very large and beauti-
ful front bedroom, 3 windows: for 3: nice
9 HAWAII AVE. Me- room S25; re-
fined gentleman; vicinity of Soldiers
Home, Al bus passes door. IA. 1884.
625 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Large front
room, twin beds; . gentlemen e
16 SEAT0N PL. N.E.-Furnished single
room for gentleman. So week Brookland
car
227 18th ST. NE - 2 rooms for light
semipyt. bath, heat, gas,
elt ctric: S25 month 5s
ne. section; shower bath, double bed in
neT- spring mattress; privileges Can IA.
Bill after 6 pm =
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwe...

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK - IA new
brick homes, G1 approved, on Yuma ST.,
a4s9 s ha5a a SIX rooms sa By
gas heat, Screened 1 throusho ii near near
For information. call Mr.. NOLAN, Ma.
$3.50: nights. DU. 1897. Ext 3o4. No
i1oi ifNGRAHAM ST. N.w.-Furn., open
for inspection; immediate possession; 10
ing furniture; ist trust, $4,000; terms.
fa BOB sHo Hor seaor
exclusive broker. 1000 N. Y. ave. NV,
sHEPHERD PARK. Just off 18th st., above
Walter Reed-6-room detached brick, 3
baths. modern in every respect, beautiful
s oT ae evss s H e i Mr
Bailey; VIM. H. BoAzE, 34os 18th st. ne,
ckEsTWooD, 1s45 Taylor st. n.w.-Sew
of modern construction; If you have been
section of Washington, see it now. prior to
com nsen snd Plan your own sfS
OPEN every cry { day. til !. PAUL P. sToN i
8 dao SEWARD e. caldwell. DEVELOPERS,
s s82s Gon srR aHs Or na4 brick BUNGALOW
nice lot; priced 70 sell. CRANE & HELAN
sflV9K sPRfN seo a Skfs s Colonial
rooms, large, living, and dining rooms.
ft.-front lot: $3.50 cash, balance S75 per
snss sUsgRsA s'. iSyE SIN VI mn II
suRANcE CO, sH. 349o; eyes, sH. 1854.
BRTGHTwooD-sem home ar
osT pa as 70, so os live in and Let
garage; reasonable price and terms. Call
RE; 1855. till 8 PM. GoIDsTEN BROS,
W WOO q RT Silver Spring. near new st.
white brick and Single. yrs. old: beau
t eon sfse cs re- des ls II
COM. AVE. eSRskR I'd 70 for , physician
ssa ines e soa N T sFass ana
snd into sasas
sssf heat ges sssseas
SnssR y NaR59olgBSfn r f5 gs ss shas
SoHfIETE FEY FH Hsss1si Ho 9sSs type
home. near Chevy Chase Club, IA blocks
ST Y1a door as
ovai-shaped dining room openins to patio.
with pantry, bedrooms and full bath.
Second floor has large bedrooms. bath
and space for additional bath. Rear ground
level has large ballroom. CAMERON. bar
room, maids room and bath and 2-car
buiit-in garage. Corner site. Total price
$40 800. includes grand piano, marble
statuary and all furniture, furnishings and
equipment. This is real buy. Inspection
Realtor. Shepherd $500. a
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-4-bedroom brick
house; no reasonable offer refused; must
18th AND RITTENHOUsE-Beaa un-
usual modernisttc, senidet. brick: step
down living rm., 3 bedrooms, ga baths:
modern: gas heat; garage: attractive terms
ROBERT MAGEE. RE. rap. until $3.50.
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ROOMS EuRNlsHEp-Mp. and VA.

Gu; CHI, Mp;-Beaut home, room and
legeS;; pvt. family: tennis court. OIL 6603.
ARLINGToN-Room with home priv
legesi 10-min. bus service; private home;
large grounds; couple preferred; S35 mo.
Ar S'At LYON PARK-Furn. 4m..
iy rm Eis s SHd5 Laundry Priyls; refined
ARLINGTON-Single room, for gentle
man; next to bath; on all buslines. Gil.
CHEVY CHASE, near circle-Lee. airy
rooms: single or dole. porches,. ample
grounds and shade trees; available June
t 3sSS p Se gnN i WI WI 1878 ,..,.
faTnshed sna tr SatD employed a eoupls
drinking; conv. one-fare bus. -
RIM WITH BOARD II desired. in modern
country home with adults; II miles from
Wash, in Nd; for gentleman with car
who will furnish transp. for . to and from
Wash. daily: reas. Call MRS. MIDDLE
$50 $50; Ne NEw sros colmar Manor. Nd
to bus nice, quiet neighborhood. uN. 1897.
DOUBLE ROOM, private bath. private en-
trance. cooking privileges; $50: on bus
R XIV MD. 471o Riverdsie rd-
Young couple for double room; kitchen and
laundry PRIVILEGES; $40 mo. UN. 45s6,
MT; RAINIER-Larse room next to bath.
Sitchen privileges; employed couple only.
ARLINGToS-I.arge double bedroom for
EMPLOYED married couple: $50 mo. Avail
able to 3 busIines, Temple $500
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sse rA NH S 9a4n s co., End
sis ii 81 r1s Ti B ia aaal RID. NV front
rooms with private bath; twin beds In
large room. single bed in , small room
suitable tSs gl5s ev with on kcnes pr1y ~
14is nth sT. N:W.-Room, double bed.
of splfEsenz rs wsss 10 rS ssss ana
sss1sis par. VI y WsFS%sn "a FAX go
1888 1888 fs Rssr r. Rx VIZ st4f
lge. closet, next to BATH $50 each. Gall
N n, ss 7tS AND X SITS. Nw.-ror gentle gent
Part; $SS "a ne mn csil 81 ESQ; e pm IN,
evenings 6-s: co. 1876. "a.
THE CHURCHILL. 174o 2 81; n;w.sgIe:
fgnning wstsr Sr 10 bath and sh sss, 7,s s
% dosf pn twin n ssqs o IN 81 a n9 Apply
bed nm. for gentlemen. $50: also single
T TITO MASS we ays hone; sarass
laandry pIivilsges; $50 per month. 10
each for 2; large front room, twin beds.
End floor, s24 per mo. ca. INQUIRE after
laso Eth sT:-Deuble, light housekesp-
CLEAN, attractive room in private, de-
tafhed home home cross ventilation semprivate
DOUBLE ROOM for gentleman; on busline;
NEXT, next to bath; quiet gentle home; s35
DBLE. ROOM, twin beds. inner-springs;
close to bath: cow. transp.; gentlemen
f IaRGF e. r fass Rom ao 5es9 Young Ladies,
lass EUCLID ST, N.w.-Rm. with porch,
f1s Oe prys girls or couple hot plate
Htss ca MS Ss at xVr sW N9 sdsS
ssl' id e. nlS y EW Ab ssnts6Renl aee.
furn., twin beds in apt. next to entrance:
d a9fs Sl aN, Tse ps SO w After ftsr pm
Beautiful room with inclosed porch for
gentlemen only; good transp.; unlim. phone.
3240 HIATT PL NV. Gust off 10th and
Park I'd, Young man to share lge.. cheer
ful studio rn. with another young man, all
hon home conyeniencss. daily maid service;
f Dow nj oSsn 1164 q IT. t.4 sveRoom With
pyt bath, SIS weekly single, SIS double
Nae Ms S dSIv aftsF ST. Pm Ewrastefuy farn
snrine ana fnso.e Esw Seaqty,rest inner
phone. daiiy maid service Rssn3cte Ht an
lion MI 845 3fa'u sefFioe. Hes"ric1eo Sec
BOLIVIAN CI,iJB. 1924 18th .t
sing Ied rSa clean beautifully furnished
III ieih ST N"WiNclean single room.
with r,,nn3no uafsr &c an, sinf LIE I4ol I
r Wasn Is "a Week WaeT a. week. also single
IS45 QUE ST: N.W.-Twin-bed room.
inner-snrinr mattress s1o weak. eIsn
front room, running water SO Do. ea48'
'eA' vi w. ~ o.
174s LANIER PL. N.W.-Vacanctes for men
only. WIN WIN k1tchen privtleses, "a and SIS
THE PENNINGTON. HOTEL. 1924 18th
81: NV, NJ Dupont Circle-Daily maid
S SER + gf,hqur switchboard service Lge
rnnv l 5~t peas 1nner-sprng mattress
SGnv; t9GAtlon. fent py DAY, Wk. or mo.
YnUStG2 MAN will .hors v,tn s VII
~ 1a M I,1 VIII snare WIN announcer
ma ige dbis, newly decor rm.; $50 mo;
excclIent fr pse ~ rh', meais oesped
AZ 3ss, taan5p;' Isds exon. HO 39l
Ap' c 3sfT 9r FE; TS79o; Ext 5162 days:
rr,. for III gen3Ieman seminyt az i,s
pvt. home: $40 mo Chii,nn, MS u az W s5-a
lag CnI rNRTA m n w IA 800
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20I3 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Exclusive guest
house, very desirable rms. for young men
and women; we are known for our delight
f f,1 meals meals and excellent service. DIssINs'
1909 18th N.w.-Attractive single, dble.
and share rnl.: select clientele; near down
town: excel meals: reasonable. MI. 274o.
I4o1 10th ST. N.w.-Ideal club for bust
ness people; single, double. triple; new
Righteousness Ses9RHsrs MEAS iis''?S doabie
convenient transp. to Pentagon and down.
town; telephone and Laundry privileges;
near sss Colonial Village. MRS. MOORE, 81
Very very atsrsetive. ise redecorated ffst-aool
.tps ga fach bo TE4Bh ROOM sSse of men
1 iaoe 18th 'fs ST. Nw.Asingle and double,
e for ooaon s0 sae bSm e.
1898 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished
single front room, elevator, showers,
sTash aaMPs fnHseRh few
cies for girls, in this popular guesthouse;
specializing in good, food and service;
attractive rates; switchboard service. 1Tl2
". H. ave. NV.
1922 PARAMOUNT N.W.-Young man to
home; balanced meals; $40. co. soe5. -
hASONB 1fG0 new t1aIupSIlhc
n.w.-Wash. most exclusive guesthouse
has vacancies for 2 girls or married cou-
pie: also girl to share room with another
girl: delightful meals, switchboard service.
Apply or phone MRS. SAMPLE, NO. $40.
=
1904 10th ST. NW.-Triple nm. with
bath; dble; nm. newly furn.: good home
VACANCY - Close in Clarendon, good
transp.; excellent meals. Glebe 21o8i
1927 BELMONT RID. N.w-vacancies for
young people; nicely furn,. clean, zoo.
each monthly. MI a435 4.
1921 18th ST. N,W.-Single rm.. and board
for gentleman; less than l block from
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS and meals avail
able at King-Smith School during vacs-
ton period; $50 per week. 1851 New
Hampshire ave- NO; $500. g.
room: other vacancies; good location. Ho.
5685 Both ST. N.w.-Nicely furn.. twin
bed rm.,; delicious meals; OR; 1913: "a
1880 MASS. AVE. NW.-Vacancies to
share with young ladies and gentlemen;
the finest place in town; $50 mo. MAN
Q TOHJ TTT
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.

HERE'S YOUR CHANCE to secure an apt. !:
one with 2 bedrooms and one with 1 bed
room. by owner who is leaving town: very
reasonable, equity cash; possession within
few days: very cony. and restricted. Open
8 to pm. Call at Apt. 300, Sc New York
ave. NV. II
SEEKING SOCIAL SECURITY? Ever con-
slider the advantage of q paid-up Coop
erative on retirement? Here are a couple
Of good opportunities: Apt. 1o9 in Rutland
Court, 1925 18th st. NV, has one room,
reception hall, kitchen and bath; only ST.
900 cash required and balance like rent.
See Mrs. Easom, Apt. 303, MI. 1851. And
Apt $40 in the new Parkside, 1909 Sum-
kitchen, dinette, bath; S2,100 cash re-
CURED; total monthly. payments only
S40,46 including electricity, gas and re-
frigeration. Exclusive agent. EDMUND j
FLYNN (authority on cooperative plan
Stree 1920. responsible for most of Wash
ington's more than so cooperative apt
buildings), woodward Bldg, RE. 1918
CoLoI.ED-FoUR ROOMS, kitchen and
bath; located in ideal NV. section; money
required to purchase, $3.50 up PARA
MOUNT REALTY CO., DU. 2642, am
to q
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK-3Iz-rm.
apt. new, S62. for 2-bedrm. apt or house
in New York. oV 1909; N Y, RE. 944O6.
HAVE NICE Broom APARTMENT in In
per Manhattan; very reasonable rent; want
or rm. apt. in Washington; prefer Nv.
Call MI. 4506 between and 8 pm 4
21z-RM. UHFURN. APT, Northwest Wash.
nr. No. or No. Side; no children. Box
SAD. Star
MOD. 5-R. FuRN. HOME, Ar, blk. bus.
Se5' for small apt. in NV. Taylor 6542.
UNFURN1SHED I bedroom. conv, n W. loo,
very reasonable rent. lower floor, for equiv
Ma. $40, Ext, 239
CLEAN, NEW, bedroom APT, Wash
lngton, for same Or larger in Oranpes,
Montciaire. N. J. Box Tx Star
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ROOMS WANTED.

SMALL APT. STUDIO ROOM. or room
with private bath; IN NV. sec. for /
semitic girl Box 332-G, Star. 81
ROOM WANTED-Private shower or bath;
garage; Govt. employe. JOHN w. SCHCTT.
7419 14th ST. NV. e
PROFESSIONAL LADY, refined. young;
wishes small single room with laundry
privileges with private family. Cleveland
Park Or Mt. Pleasant vicinity not more
than So mo Box 447-G, Star. Sc
GE0RGEToRS-Want Immediately, vi
entity and 2qth. single rm for en-
ployed foreign lady or apt: for employed
REFINED SETTLED La Il E uTs u ds0 Needs
room. pref. with bath; must be COW To-
Gated. AID. 6905 after 10 an. Sc
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ROOMS FURNlsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

500 G ST. s.E.-Nr. Navy Yard, Ice. fur
nished rm., gentlemen, preferably veteran.
Call to see after g pm. Ii. 8515 Il
49, ST S;W.-Single rm., So; dble. rm..
~. RE. O642. =
f5Ie LIVINGSTON RD. s.E.-Large, at
tractively furn, room. large closet; semi
private bath; kit. PRIVILEGES; bus at corner;
$50 month. Elk. AGO. Ext. 1857, BERLoW.
lI2 c ST. S.E.-Lge. dble. ~. with twin
beds. next to bath; S45 mo. TR. 1909. q
FURNISHED ROOM, Ss; private home
FURNISHED ROOM, double, new home, In
restricted neighborhood: "a block from
bus; Kitchen priyils. If desired: girls only.
FIR. S456 after T. q
C0LoBED-RooM for couple, with use of
Kitchen. 4S12 Alabama ave. Sc. Ant 2,
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COY GRIM. HOUSE. June IS to Sept. 10:
ferred; 500 mo. 515 Tuckerman ST. NV.
RA, f2S7, - a
3-BEDRooM HOME, spacious beautifully
furnished; CAMERON. maids quarters
double garage. large yard; in Chevy Chase.
Nd. Available June 5 through Aug. Is.
ATTRACTIVE. COMPLETELY FURN. arl
home, Ice. fenced yard, garden space. VIII
rent. for sos q mo. to refine couple, viii
consider / child. In exch. for the un-
usually low rent, wish care and board Of
my boys, ages 4 and 6. Exceptionally fine
cooperative Arrangement for right party.
Am employed. but nome some ewes, and
wk. ends TO care for children and relieve
you from full-tine care. Ref. exch. CAN
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3-UNTT APT HOUSE IN NW.-Priced at
S22 $50; gross income OF So, $40 with ex-
pense Of approx. $500, Where can you
REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC. Ex. 1522.
CoLoRED-4 UNITS and ianitors quar-
tiers, Irving st. near Georgia ave. inst
the thing for home and income. Semidet-.
INV. oil, . garages. ami. For good
buy. call Mr. CARTER. MI 1850, pU.
5517 s.
FOUR-UNIT APT. BLDG. CONGRESS
Heights-5 years old; excellent condition;
trust Owner must seIl-will sacrifice
MITCHELL QUICK. DL 1881 until 8 pm.
WE HAVE THREEfs-apt bidrs. for sale;
. with vacancies CRANE a. HELAN,
Realtors. 81. 1000 ewes till 9. %
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HOUSES UNEURkIsHEp.

$3.50 WILSON BLVD. Arl., Va-Spaciou.
5-bedrm., 3-bath home; IA acres ground
beautifully equipped and redeeorated; 2 ad
ditional maids rms; full bsmt.; auto. heat
5-yr. lease; $3.50 mo. Open to Sunday
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY HOME mr. Luray. Va.-Gooc
beds. bath, 3 good meals: 50 day. S2t
week. Write or call MRS. LENA S. HUFF
MAN, Luray. Va. Phone 59-F-4 Luray
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Cattle and LIVE STOCK.

fASTURR, $40 mo-, for horses. cattle;
8 mi. Peace Cross on Defense hwy. See
Kennel sign. Phone Bowie 2641. 10
SELL OR TRADE for small pony, we'll
hammered riding horse. ideal for beginner
or child who has outgrown pony. Vienna
RIDING HORSE, very zentle-saited: Eng
ush saddle, other tack: fine for woman or
child. Reas. FIR. Bib. 10s
RICH PASTURE for cattle or horses, in
Bethesda area; watered and fenced fields
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APARTMENTs UNFURNIsHEp.
AR. HOUSES FOR SALE.

2-RM. UNFuRN. APT. with kitchen and
private bath adults only: ST5. l435
Girard st. NV.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

COLORED-25O7 18th ST. NV. Apt. 2
-Unfurn., large-size middle rm., cook
dinner. So weekly: cony. to bus. carline.
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

Protestant couple, one child; settled
WASHINGTON people. CO. 1854 or BOZ
320-G, Star Sc
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IF You. ARE LOOKING for home in
90 es 4ssssfa 7 aaa ssa
sMyER sPRMG BRfck BUNGALOW y 8
p rG to sns oa'c II M sssa sGna
LoWERY 4 MELTON, Realtors, sH. goo;
M. N Or E cuAp1ToL AND W srs.-at-
income Of ss3 per wk. from and ar; fun iiii
bsmt,,; gas h.-w.h.; lovely yard with 2
reasonable terms. For full details and in
spection. ewes. and Sun. call co. 1878.
NEITHER dRealtor. 11oe Vermont ave.
SILVER sPRING-Lovely white brick
bungalow with slate roof: living rm. with
rspiasss dining na I'm , sisenen Sed aT
further bedrms. and bath: ample yentila-
s st full basement; q, sxcslIsnt buy at
elusive agents, s427 Georgia ave, 81.
OPEN TO-DAY: 8 to pm; and Z TO 8
New detached Colonial brick, 6 rms. first
place and porch. Of heat; s22 $50. Eve
stngI; r Z Ml Ma5shsEs IA Co 2 p ss
MT. PLEASANT. S14.S5e@An mmaenIate
semidetached brick home situated in a
s opposi hs eomforsabls rooms. new Tile
closed rear. porches, gas heat. rock wool
Insulation. built-in sarass; Grapes; certain i,
price; numerous detailed conveniences and
features that will appeal; possession 80
days or less Open for Inspection This eve
ming, call Mr. Latimer, EN- o770, THOS.
J. FISHER a. CO., INC. Realtors texciu-
siyel, 738 9Th St NV. DI. $3.50.
R0CKCREST. MD.-Brand-new detached
5-room bungalow, fully equipped kitchen,
oil heat; may go Gil only Sg,950 To in
xpect. call RIDDEN b COIN, INC, Ex.
sos til pm.
VACANT; near 18th st. NV, above Park
rd-Modern row brick. newly decorated:
s ,es a@ninss oa. aov.rsd sI
porch: price, Sl1,950. Ewes, phone Mr.
Gordon. Woodley 1885. l. r. GRAYATTE
Realtor. 72o 18th st. NV. Ma o752.
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-1st-comnl. brick, 8
bsmt.: oil h. w h.;
e. To inspect, call
!, 1914 Penna. ave.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-05
HEINIE BERGER LOSER IN FIGHT
 WITH AFl UNION

SEATTLE, March 5.-IR-Super- for Judge Roger J. Meakim held today laEor dispute existed and refused to restrain the AFL- Sailors Union of the Pacific from picketing the small Alaska motor ship Garland. operated as a CO., operative venture.
 Heinie Berger, longtime Alaska trader, and his IA crew members run the vessel as a limited part nership as the Aleutian Islands Navigation Co.,, Ltd. They con- tended they were thus not required to deal with the Union. The ship has been picketed since Feb 19.
 There is labor dispute be- cause the Sailors Union says, None or our men are working on this ship" Judge Meakim observ- ed.
 Under Washington states Nor ris-LaGUardia Act, he does not have the legal power to enjoin picketing l. such cases he said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-05
5N0WST0RM5 RAISE HAVOC, EAST STATES
CBy THE ASSOCIATED pREssl


 Towns in Pennsylvania and up- state New York were isolated and many rural schools were closed by a three-day siege of snowstorms that swept the Great Lakes Basin and appeared today to be moving into the North Atlantic.
 As much as 40 inches of snow fell in some areas during the storms which were blamed for II deaths-eight in New York state six ~in Pennsylvania and three in New England.
 The freighter Novadoc, last heard from three days ago when she messaged that a gale off the New England coast had ripped away a cargo hatch, was a possible vic- tim of the storm. She carried a crew of about 25.
 Tl19 Portland, Me. lightship, blown four miles off station by a gale and 30-foot seas, was lowed to port late yesterday, her anchor missing and her engine out of or der.
 Eight Buffalo skiers, marooned near Honeoye Falls, N. Y, re- ceived food supplies by parachute The Niagara Falls (N.Y0 Gazette used a helicopter for deliveries to rural subscribers. A day and a half late, Pullman carrying 154 passengers finally reached Waterstown, N. Y. last night behind three locomotives and a rotary blow. The tie-up of transportation in upstate New York had cut off milk deliveries for many commun- tiles, and curtailment of the New York City supply was threatened Six-foot snowdrifts closed many Ohio schools, and Youngstown cut gas for industrial use by 50 per- cent.
 Six Southwestern Pennsylvania towns and several in New England were isolated.
 New snow was forecast for much of the North Central region of the country today.
 In the West, Utah has had two days of alternate snow and sun shine. But in Southern Utah, al- mond trees are blooming.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-05
FIRST SAILING OF BRIGGS FREIGHTER
 E DELAYED WEEK

Information received today by Jack B. Burford, Juneau freight agent for the Briggs Steamship Company, stated that the new freight ship Southeastern has been delayed and will not reach Prince Rupert until March "A.
 President Phillip Briggs wrote in a letter that due to mechanical and electrical difficulties. he will not be able to get his ship tc Prince Rupert before that date one week later than had been ori- ginally planned.
 Briggs Steamship Company is inaugurating a new freight service to Southeast Alaska, serving from Prince Rupert instead of Seattle The first sailing had been plan ned for March 15, with scheduled stops at Ketchikan, Wrangell Petersburg and Juneau.
 Peter Lakie, agent for the Can adian Railway in Prince Rupert will make the first trip on the Southeastern with Briggs, the let ter stated. Local shippers were in structed to contact G. H. Stan bridge in Prince Rupert Briggs agent there, for any further in- formation on shipments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-05
Labor Issues To Co Before Alaskan Voters
APPOINTMENT OF
 zIEGLER ASKED IN
 HOUSE MEMORIAL

Addressed to the Governor and asking that he reappoint A. H. Ziegler of Ketchikan to the Terri torial Board of Education, House Memorial No was introduced yesterday afternoon by Reps. Robert Hopes and Maurice Johnson.
 The memorial calls attention to Ziegler's IA years of service on the Board, and to the resolution adopted by other members of the Board following last weeks ses- sion here.
 Tt would te to the best in- terests of the Territory of Alaska in general and to the Board of Education in particular, that you reconsider your action and re- appoint MT. Ziegler as a member of the Board" the memorial states.
 Ziegler's term ends on April l of this year and the Governor has sent the name of Dr. R. w. Carr of Ketchikan to tEe Legislature for the position on the Board.
 H. B. 68, which started out to make the Commissioner of Mines an elective office and was amend ed so that if passed the office would continue to be filled by appointment, was held over for today's session after Rep. Frank Johnson, author of the bill, re- quested that some interested peo- pie be permitted to appear on its behalf. Johnson, who has been ill since Sunday, was able to return to his seat in the House yester- day afternoon.
 Attorney General Ralph J. Riv- CTS was called to tell House mem bers the effect of Senate amend ments to H. B. 21. This bill, which would require bids on service con- tracts as well as purchases amounting to more than S25O, was amended by the Senate to require bids for professional services and personal services otherwise au- thorized." Unless these were ex- clu6sd from the requirements set forth in the bill, the Attorney General said, it would be neces- sary to call for bids for the ser vices of school teachers and other such employees.
 Rep. Walter Huntley celebrated his birthday yesterday and large birthday cake was cut in the House Chamber for Representatives and House employees.
 Mrs. Huntley, who arrived from Palmer last week, served the cake