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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
U. COMMUNISTS WILL NOT JOIN
 WITH C0MINFORM
Joint Statement Issued by Chairman Foster, Gen.
 Secretary Dennis

NEW YORK. Nov. 8 iR- The Communist party of the United States says it has decided not to affiliate with the new Cominform at Belgrade, for fear such action would be seized upon by reaction ary and pro-Fascist forces" in this country "as a pretext for new provoeations and repressions.
 The American Communist par ty, however, approves strongly of the announced purposes of the Cominform, an information bureau set up by the Communits parties of nine European country, an of ficial party statement declared yes terday.
 Announcement of the decision of the national board of the par ty against utilization, issued by National Chairman William z. Eos ter and General Secretary Eugene Dennis, said:
 The reactionary and pro-Fascist forces now whipping up anti-Com- munist hysteria and war incite- ment in our country would un- doubtedly seize upon such action (affiliation by the American Com munist party as pretext for new provocations and repressions against the Communists and all other sections of the American la- Dor and progressive movement.
 Foster and Dennis said the par ty in this country will continue to promote the international soli- darity of labor and all anti-Fascists and anti-imperialistS" and "espec- ially the friendship of the Ameri- can and Soviet peoples"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
JIM DRAKE RETlRES FOLLOWING 19 YEARS WITH PUBLIC ROADS

James Drake of the Public Roads Administrations Maintenance De- partment was retired from active duty on Saturday after almost 20 years of service.
 Drake was first employed by the Federal Agency in 1928 when it was known as the Bureau of Public Reads. He reached his 10th birth day last month and was forced to retire under Civil Service regula- tions
 Other PRA employees gave Drake a surprise farewell party on Satur- day night at his home on the Fritz Cove Road About 30 persons at tended the party which caught him completely surprised.
 Prior to joining the Federal gov ernment, Drake was employed by the Goldstein Department Store 1T Juneau He has been a Gastineau Channel resident for many years and will now devote his time tc gardening and enjoying home life with Mrs. Drake.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
ELECTIONS
 SCHEDULED
 TOMORROW
Kentucky GubernatoriaI Race Holds Top Spof
 for General lntera-f
By TAe Assoc:ased Press

Voters tomorrow will elect Mississippi Senator, a Kentucky governor, representatives for Ohio, Indiana and New York districts, and mayors for several score cities, including Philadelphia, San Fran cisco, Cleveland and Detroit.
 The off-year state and muni- cipal elections are largely local in character and politicians forsee few trends" that will stand as guideposts for 1948.
 From a national viewpoint, the Kentucky gucernatorial race holds top interest because of Democrat ic efforts to unseat the present Republican administration. The candidates are U. s. Rep. Earle c. Clements, Democrat, and State At torney General Eldon S. Dummit, Republican Simeon s. Willis, the COP incumbent, is ineligible to succeed himself.
 In Mississippi six candidates are wing for the Senate seat of the late Theodore G. Bilbo These include two U. s. Representative William M. Colmer and John E. Rangin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03

crash at Lakeview in 1949 in which
 one person was fatally burned, Hogue was fined S100 Passengers testified that only his coolness, however, held down the loss of life and that after helping one passen- ger to escape through window, he entered tte flaming plane and pulled out another passenger.
 At the time cf the CAA hearing he gave his address as Ketchikan Air Service but the plane he was. flying was owned at Klamath Falls and the company reported he was net in its employ at the time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
s GENERAL
 SENTENCED
 10 SWING
Three Others 10 Die : ii Also Convicted for
 War Crimes

' NUREMBERG, Germany, Nov. 3
 -tR--Lt. Gen. Oswald Pohl, the
 sWarthy SS officer who operated
 German concentration camps where
 millions died, was sentenced today
 to hang for war crimes and crimes I against humanity.
 Fourteen others were convicted
 and three were acquitted by the 1 American tribunal which ruled for 1 the first time that German SS operative could be considered in- nocent of war crimes if it was not proved that he knew the intent of the SS to be criminal.
 ! Pohl, 55 and black-eyed accept ed his doom with a curt nod. In
 his days of power, he accepted orders only from Heinrich Himm- Her. the Gestapo chieftian, and Adolf Hitler.
 Three others were sentenced to hang and three to fife imprison- ment. Individual terms of 25 and 20 years were meted to two de- fcndants and six others received ten-year terms.
 The judgment was worded so hafshly that both prosecution and defense attorneys were surprised by some of the lighter verdicts It took all day to read the judgment prepared by Judges Robert M. Toms of Detroit, F. D. Phillips of Rockingham, N. C., and Michael A. Musmanno of Pittsburgh.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
W. E. CROUCH QUITS AZ GAME CHIEF FOR
 FISH AND WIlDLIfE

The Regional Office of the U. S.. Fish and Wildlife Service announc- ed today the retirement of one Of their top national officials. He is w. E. Crouch, Chief of the Divi- sion of Game Management in Washington, D. c.
 Crouch retired Saturday after hClding his present job since 1888. He nas been engaged in game ac- tivities with the Federal govern ment since 1916.
 He was wellknCWn in Alaska hay ing visited the Territory each year for the annual meetings of the AL aska Game Commission.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
 PUMPS ARE OPERATING

If your house is on fire, just re- lax. The fire departments pump equipment is in 40 condition, and was not out of order Friday night when the hslibuter Ruby was sinking, as stated.
 The pumps which were not func- tioning effectively belonged to the Coast Guard, members of which lent hand to the operation of the pump on the A. Us Trojan.
 The Ruby is now undergoing treatment at the Northern Com mercial ship yard. The damage in cured is fully covered by insur ance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
WALKER NAMED
 ACTING HEAD OF
 FCC BY TRUMAN

WASHINGTON Nov 2.-lR- President Truman today designated Paul A. Walker acting chairman of the Federal Communications Commission.
 Walker is a member of the FCC. His selection as acting chairman followed the recent resignation of Chairman R. Denny.
 Presidential Secretary Charles G. Ross said he does not know when the President will name a success sor to Denny as member of the Commission or how long Walker will be acting chairman.
 The designation, Ross said, does not require Senate confirmation
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
JUNEAU YOUTHS BREAK DOUGLAS
 SCHOOL WINDOWS

Three Jeen-aSc Juneau youths were brought before City Magistrate William A. Holzheimer this morn- ing to answer charges of break ing windows in the Douglas School last Friday evening. The youths were picked up here Sat urday by the City Police Depart ment and admitted their guilt.
 After discussing the matter with the Judge, the youths agreed to pay fer all damages and were then released without a formal charge being placed against them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
JOHN COLLIER HITS
 NAVY GOVT. OF JAP MANDATE ISLANDS,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3-lR-The Navy was accused today by John Collier, President of the Institute of Ethnic Affairs, of imposing an American cost schedule upon "a people with ooolie income" in the former Japanese mandated islands.
 The former Commissioner of h. dian Affairs said in statement that the Navy spent s150,o00 on an economic survey of the islands and then ignored the findings. He declared that little regard has reen voiced for the 50,000 bombed cut displaced persons of the Mar shall, Caroline and Marianas Islands" The Navy administers the islands.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
DELEGATE CHARGES THAT VOTES BOUGHT .IN UNITED NATIONS

NEW YORK, Nov. 3. = LR = A charge that votes have been bought" in the United Nations As sembly was made today by New Zealand delegate Sir Carl Berend- sen. He also delivered vigorous attack on bloc voting"
 The charge was made during a wrangle over a series of Russian supported proposals which some delegates contended would consti- ute interference by the UN in the ruling powers administration of non-self- governing territories.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
ALASKA MFR. MOVES

Alaska Merchandisers, Wholesale Distributors have moved from their offises in the Bahrends Bank Build ing to the Juneau Dock and Stor- age Company building on Willough- by Avenue. The Juneau Dock and Storage Company building was for merly Coles dock and is located next to the Alaska Coastal Airlines. Juneau managers for Alaska Mer- chandisers are Floyd Fagerson and Henry Hogue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
MRS. WHITE SOUTH

Mrs. Josephine White, assistant curator and cataloguist for the Ter ritorial Museum. left on the Alaska to spend a two months vacation in the States. She will visit briefly in Seattle and Portland and then tra- vel to California where she will visit her daughter Lenora in Los Angeles and her son and daughter in-lsw MT. and Mrs. Stroller White Jr. and their two children i'll Full lerton.
 During her absence, Joanne Lucas and Claire Whitmore Will occupy her apartment in the Kendler Apartments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
LEGION AUXILIARY IS
 TO MEET TUESDAY

An important business meeting Of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held Tuesday in the Dugout at 8 pm. This is the first meet ing at which Mrs. Anna Day, the new president will preside and she urges all members to be present. The potluck dinner which is sched- uled for November II will be plan ned tCnight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
MRS. LEE LUCAS GOES
 ON VISIT TO WRANGEI<

Mrs Lee Lucas and small daugh- ter Glenda left on the Alaska for Wrangell for a three weeks visit with Mi. and Mrs Leo Mccormack, Mrs. Lucas parents. Also in Wran gell are Joan and Shirley McCor-' mack and Mrs. Keith Reischl, sis ters of Mrs. Lucas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
FINED FOR SPEEDING

Jack Brady was fined S10 today by City Magistrate William A. Holzheimer on a speeding charge. He was arrested on Willoughby Avenue Saturday for driving 30 miles per hour.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
PULP MAN VISITS HERE

Jchn A. Scully, of Olympia, Wash, arrived here via PAA Sat urday to spend week in this vi- cinity Investigating the possibilities of the pulp industry in Southeast Alaska. He is representing group of private concerns from both the Pacific Coast and the east. Scully is stopping at the Hotel Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
BROTHER-IN-LAW KILLED

U. s. Marshal William T. Ma honey was notified today that his hrother-in-law, Pete Carroll, of Eureka, California, was killed in an automobile acc.oent there Friday night. Carroll, Assistant Chief oi Police, at Eureka, was answering an emergency call at the time of the accident. The funeral was to be held today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03

 WEAiHElt REPORT

WEAIHEt REPORT . Temperature Tor 24-Eour . Period Ending 7:30 O'Clock
 This Morning Q In Juneau-MaXimum, 42; o minimum, 37. . At Airport-MaXimum, 40; o minimum, 31, 2 WEATHER FORECAST Duncan and yicinity) Partly cloudy with some 9 light rain showers and not
 much change in tempera- Q ture tonight and Tuesday. Q Decreasing Southeaster- 0 ly winds.
 PRECIPITATION . CPast 24 hours ending 7:30 a m. today) . In Juneau = .62 inches; since Nov 1, .62 inches; . since July 1, 4228 inches. Q At Airport - IS inches; . since Nov. l, IS inches; 0 since July l, 27.31 inches. -
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
FROM HIDDEN FALLS

Wallace Ruthford of Hidden Falls. Alaska is staying at the Cas- tineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
MRS. FAULKNER LEAVES

Mrs. H. L. Faulkner sailed on the Alaska for Seattle where she will join MT. Faulkner. They plan to spend the winter in the States and MT. Faulkner will undergo an eye operation in December.
 They will also visit with their daughter and son-in-law, MT. and Mrs. Remington Low in Menlo Park, Calf and with their son, Malcolm, who is attending Stan ford University at Palo Alto.
 PETERSBURG GUEST
 Inyald Ask of Petersburg is re- gistered at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
CASE DISMISSED

CASE DlSMlSSED
 The trial of John Pasquan was dismissed today by City Magistrate William A. Holzheimer He was ar rested Friday and charged with selling beer to minor.
 NEW YORK-Russia has lost another round in the United Na- tions Assembly. This time the issue was Austrias application for mem bership in the International Civil Aviation Organization.
 LEXINGTON, Ky.--The grand- daddy of the American turf-the celebrated Man O. War-is dead at the Faraway Farm of Samuel Riddle. Big Red. as he became af- fectionately known to race-goers, was 30-year-old.
 Sell it with an Empire Want-Ad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
CooT1Es FROM ANCHORAGE

Andrew E. Dennis and J. A. Mc- Donald of the VF'W in Anchorage are staying at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
FROM OLYMPIA

John A. Scully of Olympia, Wash, is stopping at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03

Sell it with an Empire Want-Ad,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03

Sell it with an Empire Want-Ad.
Evening star., 1947-03-10
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkD.

bEAUTiF UL DhUmmONU AVE-, betneSda
cid home; large Tsceptiop hal han
rms, both have freplaees; beautiful oval;
saP SHAPED rm batbs n and
3nd A.; 2-car bntlt-in gar; also sun deck:
lovely large landscaped lot. 4 truly won
soGLEY, S Reaitor, Sjo9O 7oo9 Wis ave-. wi.
SS wi H4iT .2io 9afn sEf aSfs Rocfvls f and
Heo saner sa7ns SnRs'ST W. 5ass Ins lot S01
LAUREL. Md story, 2-bed-m., Cape
Cod designed bungalow;- full bsmt,. 81
HA9kEE f1a as'nsfs REATY CO gov 1sS os1
EfvJ syf PheRs Eeurs sea manrs Nd
sion: Charming. 3-bedrm.s a;bath home;
rm;, den, inclosed porch, mod. KIT; excel; gee
gEsoSssKT !, H., j. MsKHEyES e. RsaltsaSss'
s1e,s5o: SILVER SPRING BARGAIN0e
lovely rooms, modern kitchen, tile bath;
soBER aS5hfn Fl ossz RE- a yun 81 ~: %
Ssss? ssa ea5 ss5 saRS own 81 81
HHREs RH Td6h ~ saS
ern home in excellent condition; tie bath:
IAkoMA PARKIpon't Iet this oppor-
Hns go s d 6TSk h0ms With
a:-c heat; the rooms are large and spa.
sSs5Iae INT sSsFsass .s $40 per %o
HYATTsvIILE. MD, 1921 Kennedy St
Newly decorated bungalow: bedrms,
parlor. din. rm. kit bath: large base. base
SCHOOL, ns 0 blss. slii from N shopping center and
z Minis. streetcar service to downtown
WaERf WoGE1 Yo9 HS LIKE aas 10 live, Belts
VILE vis MeIshts pHss hl Grsen
our oaG0t seiection @ cai cAbYARk RE- REALTY sTa
CO., 1923 Annapolis I'd, WA. al9s. WA.
TWo.sToRY FRAME dwelling; rooms s
asres iocatsd on Jelly ASEss rd AnnagSl!s
SRaGTFui sRhaPfis 0nfSsSaA B1NGAiow for salss rms
ndd and tiIs bath; immed. poss.: owner leayins.
s1FriaNp, SUI fh SMp.-Immed. possession i0 Of
coal h.-w.h.. full basement, 3 porches. large
down. any VEST sReEsa kEAI ssSe soae. oss
ROCKVILLE. MD.-Bungalov containing s
Venetian blinds. Go County S water and sever
Heater, ST. 1000. until 8 pm. CRANE g.
HELAN, Realtors, 1909 Bonifant ST.. Sil-
AIL-BRiicsK BUNGALOW in College Park
area: liv. rm., dinette, complete kitchen, Q
bedrooms and bath 1st door; another nice
bedroom up; bsmt. has recr. room, mans
usually large lot; S1S 300. 4. ?. RIPLEY,
SH. 1880, (Sun. and ewes, ask operator
for Greenbelt 3773. Mr.. pavis) 10
Old bedrooms, modern kitchen, tile
bath. fun basement; stairs to full-hcight
attic. Don't miss this ROBERT AAGEE,
SEVERAL NICE HOMES, all modern I'm
proyements, mr.. Suitland and District
Heights, reasonably priced. For further
ESTATE SP. 0e9e. III
Evening star., 1947-03-10

nOOSeS SAkE-So0tmo0Sfs N6out.t
54l sTH 81; s.E;-lst commercial I've
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Sks1oEo Sfss 70 skAIrys ses1 eo. aE. ls7I. 0en 91f
buys q substantial 6-rm.. row brick; fun
bsmt.. new furnace; nr. school and transp.i
81 a5s sr esss $780, ~ asls Ss1ek
NR. LINCOLN Pack. direct tr.nsp. to
Capitol, Senate and House once bldgs.. and
eod eompisssy S1 modsrn Il RI'ey every s Ssts
4 bedrms. and tile bath; lie. level garden
coMDlessiy inelesea s ey pissss tenss liz: in
osss. BOSS q PIE PaELPs. f INC. Nc % exclusive.
sassokssediSom 81 : Fl dS row brick near Ia n..t-
down for immediate sale. For appointment
s. sss ss NJ Eucas co 15Ss M aS with
cHi cHosa.fN SEN Sc. LocAT1oN-rnis home
an sseesns revenue as an
Mfea SfT1fns q u1cR asoT 81 sssf gsHdusa ua nGms
separate; excel. brick oonstrnction:' near near
nant naan .ne sA s Road nSosEsts noUs aosb e. 81
III 17a9; GpN EYES Aoy snS sundsy. FR. 47s5: Ii
81 ssfSs' s.,:E: E. IA s sSz Isl so g. isff
CoLoRED-sAY NO MoRE-only $50
down. 2o9 9TH st; Sc. Where in blue
bath semidet. brick home. hot-water heat,
with this small down payment Nr, every
thing. Priced at only $7,450. Owner S
loss. your gain; No. payments like rent;
H st. NV, MA. 1850. Ill
0DLORED-vACANT- commercial. mr..
9th and G SITS. Sc. 11-rm. brick with
36-ft. frontage; 2-story 2nd commercial
double garage in rear rented at $55 mo.
Mr.. Carpenter. RA 1856. URCICLO
REALTY CO, ME. 1871. ii
COLORED GPs ATTENTION-An excellent
modern. (6 years old 2-family home that
can be handled under CT financing; live in
one apartment and rent from the other
viii help pay for your home: MITCHELL
COLORED-ANACOSTI vacant: semi
det:: 8 rms, bath, coal h.-w.h.; excel
cond.: move in today with $1,000 down.
ACE REALTY SERVICE, 1914 Pa. ave.
coioaEpMvAcaNT. sei dR lo1s "a I ST. s.r-Briek. 8
rms, bath, h.-w.h.; excel. cond.; furniture
included; ST, 500 down. ACE REALTY
SERVICE. 1914 Pa. ave. s.e. LU. l010
Evening star., 1947-03-10
SUBURBAN sALf-vlRolNiA.

Give HAVE 4 6.room bynsslov Tor
o;h.-w; heat; large lot. LEE 8 PARPAET,
ahi sntr1 T99o; oA IfsSeTUS os5SSi v.r 10
room semidet. brick home. only few years
old; modern IN every way on . good -sized
lot: close to all conveniences, l5 min. TO
DOWNTOWN should appeal to some small
fssmaily. ss9aly n p Wesyer. Wo. , 4gt4: MAR
ARLINGTON FOREsT-Colonial brick;
LIST floor has IvinE room with fireplace.
ea,ing. d.niing room W with Frs@nsh @ aooss, well,
tull dry basement with laundry trays;
house fully insulated; mr.. bus and shop
ping, Shown by appointment only. WRIGHT
RkEALTyi R,Es ryi,nIo INC RealseEs noi 45Si columsia
ARLINGTON. Brockwood seetlon1,Prewar
and bath. with room for expansion; price,
S13,g50. Call CH. $3.50, MR.. MILSTEAp.
VERY ATTRACTIVE HoMEs-on N.scre
Lot; l some csonmplsssd; I'M others near near CON-
for full details. oW. 5313, OK. 1915.
Evening star., 1947-03-10
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. BIS
BUSINESS PROF. Eon SALE Gent, !.

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ieuR.rxMiix itsg ii nn FIAT, row brick. lie hear
sRa 'es5s1 asa Mt With ';ss1a ei
I4os I9ts 81. t. Ns.fM.-stor., L vacant ABR. i.
l9a7. and 9 spts. e:unit apt. Bldg. near
REALTY ASSOCIATES INC. REALTORS;
$4,000 CASE Down, BALTIMORE blvd. on
2. 3 No; j.. SCOTT. 'front.'; Ire. house. oil
as sasoas ~ "a :nz s.sa * ss;
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imnroved hys cad " st ;r.. busy Anaeostia;
2nd commercial on main hwy NJ 1T.
s.e., facing End st. and N. j. ave.-Present
improvements. 5 brick dwellings. including
automotiye ssies % service, &c. ExciIsive
Estate and ms, s1I0 Nichols ave. Sc,
Ii. 2601; eves., LO. 7S25. 10
Evening star., 1947-03-10
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

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DUPONT REALTY CO., 311S Mt. Pleasant
ST. NV Ia
/ WILL PAY ALL CASH for . 2 or 3 bed
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