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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-10
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
No. 5707-a

No. 5707-a In the District Court for the Ter ritory of Alaska. Division Num- Der One. At Juneau. MARGARET BALDWIN. Plaintiff, vs. DONALD STANLEY BALD WIN. Defendant.
 The President of the United States of America To the above named defendant. GREETING: You are hereby required to appear in the District Court for the Territory Of Alaska. First Division, at Juneau, Alaska, within thirty (3O) days after the last publication of this sum- mons, in case this summons is pub lished. or within forty (40) days after the date of it's service upon you, in case this summons is served upon you personally, and answer the plaintiffs complaint on file in said court and in the above entitled cause.
 The plaintiff in said action de- mands the following relief: A di- vorce on the grounds of incompati- bility of temperament.
 In event you fail so to appear and answer the plaintiff will take judg- ment against you for want thereof, and will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint, and as herein stated. Witness the Honorable judge of said court, and the seal of said court, hereunto affixed at Juneau, Alaska, June 19 1947
 J. H. WALMER,
 Clerk of the above entitled court.
 By: P D. E. McIVER,
 Deputy Clerk. Last publication, July 10, 1947. First publication, June 19, 1947.
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Pulp Mills
lKetchikan Fishing News

(Ketchikan Fishing News
 There is a fable about who told he could have all the gold he could load into boat His greed loaded the boat heavily that it sank under him That is what is happening to those Indians msled by the advice of few In asking that 10 per cent of money paid the government for timber claims be paid to them would be blanket recognition of their aboriginal claims without proof On the other hand to allow 10 per cent of such money to be held in escrow to be paid in every case where aboriginal rights are proven would be simple justice and permit orderly development of timber for paper and pulp purposes We can inform the Indians right now that white residents of Alaska will not permit any blanket mortgage perpetuity. It will mean that pulp and paper men will go elsewhere and timber will con- nue to rot and in splendid isolation. Also the Indians will lose much of the cooperative goodwill of the whites having been betrayed by leaders greedy to try and cash in on tic present urgent need TOT paper and pulp aided and abetted by certain bureau men anxious to continue their red-tape dominion. They are overlooking the boat with the chance Of losing all.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-10
20 YEARS AGO tr3T # TE EMPIRE
JULY 10, 1927

 opening Eh production of Johnny to the a Cradle The Old Time Revue
  Elizabeth 
  that the picnic not be the J Mine office, mine inspection Chichagof Island R. J. Sommers Highway Engineer will Improvements the Nenana 
 reindeer packing plant They expected Weather report: cloudy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Tn the Probate Court for the Terri tory of Alaska Before ROSS l.. HEVEL, U. s. Commissioner and Ex-officio Probate Judge, Haines Precinct.
 In the Matter of the Estate of ,TCSEPH H. CHISEL, Deceased. NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN that the undersigned was appointed Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of the Estate of Joseph H. Chisel, Deceased. All persons having claims against the estate are required to present them to the undersigned, with proper affidavits attached, within six months from the date of this notice, at Haines, Alaska.
 Dated at Haines, Alaska, May Is, 1947.
 LUCILLE WEHRER,
 Executrix Address Box 102, Haines, Alaska. First publication, June IA ,l947. Last publication, July 5, 1947.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-10
PLAYING HOSPITAL POLITICS

One member Of Congress alone, bull-headed Rep. Gene Cox Of Georgia, has been able to block the construction of a badly needed vet crans hospital
 Veterans Administrator Gcn-r8l Omar Bradley has ordered the hO-- pital built, and Congressional committee originally approved it But Congressman Cox has said no.
 Cox is sore because General Bradley has closed down another hospital in Cox's Congressional dis trict at Townsville, Ga. The Georgia hospital, composed of a group Of temporary wooden buii1- ings built by the Army, was ruled out by General Bradley as a li e. trap. Also, the plumbing was no. sufiicient to meet the sanitary re- quirements Of a hospital
 Finally, General Bradley inform ed Congre's that the cost of up- keep on this mak,shift Georgia hospital for six years would equal the cost of building a modern hos pital 70 miles away in Tallahae sec, Florida.
 However, plans for the new Florida hospital were scarcely com pleted when Cox, with the aid of his close crony on the Rules Con- mittee, Congressm. n Howard Smith Of Virginia. slipped an amendment into the Independent Offices Appro- priations Bill, to stop construction at Tallahassee.
 The amendment inserted by Con- Gressman Smith was a neat log rolling provision which also award cd veterans hospital site to Smiths own Congressional district in Virginia.
 Congressman Cox has been tcm- harding the White House and the Veterans Administration, demand ing that the wooden hospital in bis district be reopened Man while maimed and sick veterans iu that area are out of luck, all be- cause of the peevishness of one Congressman.
 NOTE Cox has been drumming up votes for his hospital from Re publicans by telling them that thG Tallahassee project was a 'politica gift President Roosevelt had prom ised Senateor Claude Pepper. Tal. lahassee i5 Peppers hometown, but he denies ever talking to FDF about the hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-10
Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

MISUSED: Do They sequence" Say, They arc persons o IMPORTANCE" MISPRONOUNCED: Luxury k-shoo-ri o-r a often heard Mileage observe the EA SYNONYMS: Wakeful, Widea seepleSS restless STUDY word three times it Let
  turning applying Violations andp perversons unpnished"
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MODERN ETIQUETTE SoprprA 9y rp

0. What does social letter of introduction imply? A. implies that
  this $ in there table? A. It S better the privilege of she A.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere thanks to the Elks Lodge, Pioneers of Alaska. Aerie No. IF FOE and all who were so thoughtful with flowers and other expressions of sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father.
 MRS. PETER CARLSON and
 Family,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-10
MERRY-GO-ROUND

It may be g. big surprise to the people of West Virginia that they have a Senator representing them in Washington who goes around blindfolded. During Sen- ate debate on tie real-estate lob
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-10

IF YOUR Vi C iI F. 10 Nol EARNING FOUR PERCENT it will pay you to investigate our offerings in well chosen Investments, ALAS KA FINANCE CORPORATION, Cooper Building, 4th and Nam.
 --adv.-574-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-10

how are those Douglas frs up on the Cape?'
 T didn't know anything ato.t any Douglas frs on the Cape. and he knew I didn't. It was juss Lis way of putting me in hold
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-10
LOOK and LEARN s%s {, GORDON

What the approximate altitude the What the capacity of the human Who the first President of U. s. height a peak B. las greatest strengthP ANSWERS:
  g. From four five pints. William Henry level
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-10

dreams of large financial gains for nothing And the Territory must suffer the consequences unless some miracle
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-10
VETERANS or FOREIGN WARS Taku Post No. 5J5g

Meets first and third Fridays. Post Hall. Sew ard St. Visiting Com rades Welcome.
 II. s. GRUENING. Com mander; F. II. FORBES, Adjutant.
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The Washington 

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The picnic cancelled to cloudy weather It lat the picnic would not be held during the summer.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15
DID YOU KNOW?
 By Martha Vann,, Waterbury

Tues. night is a date for all youths having a membership card at the Pearl Street Neigh borhood House. Dick Bailey and his band give out with a " jump" session.
 Canteen night for all teen agers every Friday mite. Come on, teen-timers sport your mite.
 March 7, the Meteors defeat ed Plainville trouncers with a 32-34 score. Bob Beverly and his music makers of Plainville furnished music after the game
 Misses Hedonia Watts, Hope Vick, and Jane Hunter were delegates at a Convocation of all Baptist Churches in Conn.,, at Hartford, March 8.
 A Tea Party given by "The Flashing Needle Club, Sun day, March 16, at the home of Mrs. Robert Williams, Nortl Elm Street.
 Lester Young's Orchestra will be here next week. Keep this date in mind.
 John Lindsay has returned home, after serving in the army. He is now visiting in Washing ton DC. /
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15
The Hartford Chronicle

bracelet, a ring, and one ear bob? We'll, Lorraine?
 Who said, "He doesn't have to be tall or long as. he's like Charles. /" I'm asking you!
 Who thinks ''He" got rot ten deal? Did he? And if so is it a better deal now9
 Why does everyone jump to conclusions over certain articles appearing under this column To each his own!!
 When a certain t'Social But terfly about Town" stated her preference as to who was the "Playboy'' that disagreed with her, if I mention initials the whole world would know
 A boy, a crowded bus stop and a girl don't "add up''. Do they Jean or should I say they might?
 Joe said, ''Yes, it's me, and I'm drunk again. ; Were you drunk Joe?
 Is the Iceberg meeting up "there"?
 Who is the Little Girl that knows so much about what goes on in Bristol?
 Bette Davis isn't the only one that can play a dual role. How about letting us in on few plays Louise?
 Now I'm telling you that the Dorie Miller Club Formal com ing up in May will bring many things to light. Now we will know what is what with the mysterious members. I m warn ing you Pet.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15

wanted to know bad enough you know where she lives!!
 Why do the Waterbury boys always pop up in Bristol when the girls aren't home? If you don't mind, call 8273, ask for Lee or Pat, before you begin to waste your gas!!
 Why was l.. c. sorry she was sick in bed Monday at 5:0O pm?
 Why did Ceasar get mad Sun- day? It is a privilege to get your name in the Chronicle!!!
 What was the main reason why P. c. went to Waterbury with the Choir? It was not just to sing!!!
 V. N. is not as bashful as she claims to bell!
 Why was Louise interested in how he was?
 Whose ring has H. B. got now? Could it be the same dream man?
 Who is the Lover Could it be c. T.???
 Why did D. s. T. leave the message for Pat that he was in Philly for? Did Cousin Ruby go too?!i!
 F. s. is going to the hospital soon. He wants A. M. B. to come to see him. Is 1t friend ship or is it love. Never can tell!!!
 I know that the man shortage before the war was bad but it seems to be the same with All girls and ? N. B. boys!!
 It seems as though La Lapin is interested in Virginia. Did he get your address?
 Who and what is J. H. wor- ried about? Could we know who it is?
 Why did Arlene tell J. H. she saw him9 J. H. went to soon for she missed himl!!
 Why did D. c. leave the club Sunday? Did Joe take l.. R. home too soon!!
 Why did a certain somebody come down Monday? Hate to see her get hitched, huh CHI!
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15
[ WONDER

Why fifteen minutes after the game in Waterbury where did D. c. disappear to? Just went out for some fresh air, huh!!! l!
 Who asked for Lee at the game in Waterbury? If you
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15
BRISTOL NEWS Airline M. Benford

MT. and Mrs. James Collins of New Haven announced the birth of a daughter, Andrea Glen, Saturday, March 9th al the New Haven General Hospi tai. MT. and Mrs. Collins art both former residents of Bristol Mrs. Collins being the former Mary Louise Benford of 16i Washington Street. Both tht mother and daughter are doing we'll.
 Miss Lodena Harris of New York City visited her brother MT. Jesse Harris, and friends of this city over the weekend of March 7th thru 9th.
 Cub Pack ' of Bristol met al the Greene Hills School, Wed nesday mite, March 5. Cut John Harrington was awarded first prize, a compass; and 1941 credentials were awarded to Everett Barnes, Jackie Walton John Harrington, Larry Sisen hover and Howard Yard. 1941 credentials for Den Mother were awarded to Mrs. Johr Harrington.
 Miss Denice Clerk of Summer Street spent the weekend o1 March 9th in Stamford, Conn
 Miss Helen Benfbrd and MT c. Hall are participating in the Talent Show of Bristol Higl School scheduled for March IA
 Miss Helen Hargrove of 54s Middle Street has recovered sui ficiently from her recent ill ness to return to Hartford, Ct
 Mrs. Geneva Jackson and Mrs. Harriet Singleton of 195 E. Main Street were guests at the Baby Shower of March 9th in honor of Mrs. Calvin Single ton of II Yale St., New Britain Guests present were from Bris- tol, New Britain and Hartford
 A Church Supper was given at the home of MT. and Mrs Sandus Benford, 31 Sylvester St., Saturday, March 8th fol the A.M.E. Zion Conference Class. Mr. Benford was select ed to be one of the Bishops"
 Miss Lou Ella Floyd of 8; Lincoln Ave will give a tea d her home Sunday, March 16tl for the purpose of the A.M.E Zion Church Conference Class The repast will consist of Baked Ham, Potato Salad, Cake anC Tea.
 The Junior Choir of the Re deemer A.M.E. Zion Churcl accompanied Rev. French J Flack of the Waterbury Mount Olive A.M.E. Zion Church Sun day, Mar. 9th. The order O1 service was: Hymn - Savior Like a Shepherd Lead Us-Jr Choir and Congregation Scrip ture - Rev. F. z. Flack; Pray CT - Rev. Willard; Chant = Jr. Choir; Selection - "Open The Gates = Jr. Choir; Intro, ductory Speaker - Rev. Will lard. Sermon Oneniup the
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15
MIDDLETOWN NEWS By Charles 0. Garvin

Members of the Holiness Fire Baptist Church of Port land, Connecticut have just learned that their bishop left for St. Thomas, Virgin Island March 3 by plane. Bishop Fuller is attending a conven- ton of the Fire Baptist Holi- ness church of the Americas. Rev. w. T. Brown accompan- jed Bishop on his fight to St. Thomas.
 Rev. T. J. Riddick. the Jubilee Gospel Chorus, and a few members of Cross Street AME church paid their repect to R. w Guillette, pastor of Clinton AME church of An sonia last Sunday afternoon. This visit is one of many which these two congrega- tions exchange from time to time.
 In ordinary slang one would say that the Ladies Aid Soci- ety of Cross Street, Game on'. last Friday night when they sponsored Mock Con- ference. This program which was very comical in it's presen- tation showed many earmarks of the real conferences which are had every year.
 Little Virginia Davis gain ed the plaudits of the congre- gation as she began to call off the very conical names of the Bishop and the preachers who have labored in their re- spective churches for the past year. After announcing the arrival of Bishop Hawk, Mrs. Mildred Rainey she proceeded with the different delegates. Elder Woodpecker, Mrs. Alice Richardson; Rev. Wagon Wheel, Mrs. E. Jackson Rev. Stove Pipe, Mrs. Katherene Johnson; Sis. Hack Back, Mrs Elsie Davis; Rev. Tell Moth ing, Mrs. Pocahontas Moody j; Rev. Brambo, Mrs. Alberta McRae; Rev. Let Low, Mrs. L. Johnson; Rev. Rasmatas, Mrs. Geneva Myers; Rev. Snaggletooth, Miss Lucy Jackson Rev. Cangeroo, Mrs. Martha Robinson; Rev. Hand- me-down, Mrs. Lawrence; Rev Quark Quark Mrs. L. Simms and Rev. By-gone of By-Pass Swamp.
 The affair was success and it was, fun seeing the members mi1nicking the different past
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15
I'M ASKING YOU

Why ''Rob, the Candy Man. misses My Geneva.
 What use has W. F. for a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-04
suEuRRAh sALE-vIReIhIA.

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, Beverly Hills.
3-bedroom, 2-hath; excellent condition;
sh mert S p'f and ausE disposal III 81.
o oKYsTsL WHITE and Sparkling new
throughout the interior--This beng the
month for brides Sf here va Is the hs sses nome go
wall paper for these excel. rms. con-
sisting Of liV. rm. with fireplace, lge. din;
nm; brisht kit. 6edrm Sse5 plus tiled sti
bath se toS s snt stems 70 copp nn nnb,n a
Total price. Sill. $50 ARLINGTON REAL
TY CO. exclusive agents, 2204 wilson
blvd. GIL. 1900. OK: 4123. -
e Sith Soulful fun" View. This delshtfuiis
baths and screened. porch is .tastefully re-
piessed Ct What sSu and It ESQ " wi aaS
opsn 1 to 2 ! m sgn day. n.w ,.,
t there are only i left in this. area. Don't
rush, but don't wait All-brick: $500 cash
down TO els. Lge, liv. I'm. with fireplace.
din. rm., kit, bedrms. and tiled bath.
expansion; full bsuit.. outside ent.. copper
Der, there are only of these values
left. Arlington REALTY CO. exell-
siys agents. 22Q4 Wilson blvd, Gil. 1900,
THis MOST ATTRACTIVE s.one-and.
frame Colonial home, located on beauti-
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and tiled bath upstairs So full I Ssn,t., oil
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Realtors. oW 1888 and OK. $3.50.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--hortheas..

COLORED-FIRST TIME offered Vacant.
ao a9a W saIsabe for dentist
bath. INV. oil heat: modern; garage; front
and rear porches. OPPORTUNITY Tor dis
from 9S9 H8 d Sh R RE- f 5Sg Sc Mr
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Groom row brick; oil heat; Terms. Cal!
CoLoRED-s0s IIth ST. N.E,-8-roon,
oors asesat 500 doR aaa' ter ea
MRS Mr. ELLIOTT, Pc Pm 1 1 O., Pc To5s. 10
| excellent condition Possession with de-
gosslts;, MRS .A9aTess e. s l55s, witt
c coRAb SE 18th and nd 6 sts. ne
Eow brick. 6 large rooms. bath nnI L.W
CO, NC. Realtors. e03 II St. NV. Ma
coLoRED CORNER BRICK 81 500
down 9Th and Eye SITS. n,e:--s large
FIJI mf ba aaa p INV Coal NICE Yards Yards
sell sell this week. Very convenient terms
s Eor details Is sa WI " caIoMR1 Mee sRop
ERIIES. INC. 1912 18th st. NV, DI
| 1855. -
CoLoRED-1st AND QUINCY ne, corner
| heat, knotty pine basement, garage, excel
| lent condition MIR. BAKER. MI. 1857
| fExclusive1. IS
! OLORED-SUBURBAN CORNER home
Bungalow type, on beautiful corner lot, j st
| f., iiv. rna., din. rrIi., kitchen, ? nice bed
rms. and bath, 2 lge. screened porches; End
| a., finished bedrm. and space for 2 ether
rms; lge. bright basement, detached ga
rage; many valuable trees and shrubs;
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cupied; will appeal to those who can afford
the best Call Mr.. Mcintosh, with FRED
A. SMITH, Realtor, 1113 nth st. NV.
RE. 666l; ewes, WA. 0s07. %
COLoRED-SI, 900 DOWN: near 18th and
| H SITS. n.e--Well-built row brick home to
| be delivered in good condition; 6 lovely
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY tcont. J.

i WILL PAY YOp CASH TODAY for your
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IMMEDIATE PURCHASER for detached
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REALTY CO, l742 K. DI. 1000. -
WILL PAY ALL CASH for a 2 or bed
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WANTED iflD j. TO BUY-A tourist home or
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HOUSES FOR sALs--Northeost.

yETERANS-S9, $50: brick Diet. home, on
lovely lot. surrounded with shrubbery;
close to shopping center and schools, ex-
eellent transp.; liv. nm with steel case
ment picture windows din. rm. and kit.
cleo. refgr-. oven-control gas stove; End
floor, large bedrms. and tiled bath with
shower: full basement; automatic gas heat;
ance carried in veterans loan. Phone Mr..
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SR. BRENTW oooD VILLAGE, close-in ne
loca tion-6-rm. brick, like new, only 6
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bath. gas heat; reasonable terms. Call MI
RIVER TERRACE N.E.-Attrac. 5-rm
brick, like new. acknowledged heat: car
be purchased with beautiful furn.; must bs
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and bsmt.. IA rms baths, 4 kits;
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Complete kitchens. Reasonable for quici
sale co 1888 or GE. 9341 ewes. PECK co
MICHIGAN PARK-Beautiful det brick
s rms. tile bath, oil h.-w.h.. recessed
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CoLoRE:DL12@7 SIS rooms and
only $1,000 down, settlement in 10 days
s Mf e SHff Mrs R hzeno R4z Eh SaI
ccoiIoRED-s75o DOWN. 500 block 18th
and bath, h;-w.h: coal; house in excel.
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CoIoRED@KEARNEY ST. NE. mr.. 14th
term. and bath frame, on lot 50xl so,
watson. Eyes, aE ego. pRURY REALTY
C0LoRED-213 W. VIRGINIA ave re
ss das s a1ss Ems and 6o 0d BREsNAE
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eoLo Re s5at Syf sr NE s2l rms bath
e COLO M ST. h NEAe mn ms s1P bath
hive, full bsmt.; $1,000 down, balance
Ike rent; possession. MR.. BAKER,
co6LoRIIiD-DuNcAN ST. N.E.-2-family
fiat rms kit and bath On s saeh floor
MIR. BAKER, MI. 1857.
COLoRED-MONTELLO AVE. N.E.--semi-
Diet. brick. 8 rms, bath. bsmt., completely
CoLoRED-FLoRENCE ST NE.-8 rms.
bath, hive. bsnt,; reasonably priced
Mr.. BAKER, MI. 1857.
COLoRED-14th ST. N.E.-6-rm row
brick, gas heat: bsmt.; $4,000 down pay.
ment MR. BAKER, MI. 1857.
Attract. 6-rm. house, vacant, containing
hive b.. bath. cleo. kit. full bsmt.. built
in ga. III acres: suitable for winter o.
summer home, poultry. truck farm. tours
home or subdiFidinE into lots; open Sunda,
from IL q m TO pm. or daily by appoint
ment; 2o-min. drive from Wash, Direc.
Peace Cross, turn right at Peace Cross or
Defense hwy. to for sale sign in front yard
RUSSELL J. MOORE. exclusive will CO.
operate with ethical brokers Ho 6T1s
or FIR. 1858 daily and Sun. 1916 14th st
NV. RIM. 20. -