davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-04-28
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

CORNER BLDG, downtown store, ofiices,
etc. floors, basement, elevator; 10000
So: Il. Call MI. Fischer. With DREYFUSS
BROS Realtors. MA. 05s2: ewes, Wo.
18Th AND COLUMBIA RD. - Ideal for
beauty parlor, dressmaker;
$50 mo. MR.. THEODORE, RE. 7I02
71s 5th ST. N.W.-Downtown area. entire
first Il. Of three buildings. Approx. 1900
50. #. with toll car parking lot in rear;
air conditioned. fiuorescent lights. Ideal
for office or business use LEO M
BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415 K st. NV. NE.
UsED-CAR LOT FOR RENTS cars; ok.
for 4 @ repairing. 18th and H stS. ne FIR.
BUILDING-Near goth and
sts., containing about 1000 50. IT, on
LIST floor and basement: excellent for busi-
ness recurring storage. or service facilities;
basement has drive-in from wide alley
and affords ample storage room. up-to-the-
minute appointments: Bird floor space:
same building. containing 1900 50. ft.,2
attractive leases offered COR
NAN 2. YOUNG, Realtor, DI 1898.
Evening star., 1947-04-28
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

5000 SQUARE FEET in modern. fireproof
SAUNDERS CO.. INC. DI. lois until ..
$500 SO. FIT. on / floor in new, freproof
nldg:, l4h-ft. ceiling heisht, wide con.
crete st. IN front, truck-loading doors,
minutes run to heart Of downtown Wash.
ington; See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER BROS.
GyST 5MT' eo.a oW.aashinRton BLDG, DI. $500; eyes.
5000 SO. FIT. Of space available in new.
hIeayiiy ne constructed con warehouse; possession
sonable rate; extended to responsible arm.
JESS SEs FISHEE q CO, Realtors, 9l3 N. Z.
ays; ays IN Nv, ,EE; 5000. go
FIRST FLOOR Of new warehouse, contain.
ing $3.50 So it., available Immediately ana
long term lease at reasonable rental; exc
tended to responsible drm. JESS FISHER
5000. " S'
Evening star., 1947-04-28
INDUSTRIAL GROUND.

1880 so. FIT, W. Va, ave, near N. Y.
ave-, railroad siding. desirable location
for Warehouse; reasonable. WA. 1882. Us
BETHESDA, MD.-Ground available for
sale or lease for industrial and first COM
mercial use; will build to suit tenant. Box
$na $nS-z; z;caSMssMdrRc,.1 adssd s.vs,., d.:se.,,. e.
tracts, 40,0O0-90,00O 50. It., New York
ave. ne. area, with or without railroad
siding. See Mr. Dodge, jr, WEAVER
BROS, INC. Washington Bldg, DI. 5000;
Evening star., 1947-04-28
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

ground, in heart of No. Arlington: $4,000
can FRED ]: GEoRaE. Realtor. si4s No. No.
10 ACRES, i,4oo IT, on mi Bait. blvd, back
lies on B. & o. r. r. with siding pos
sibilities; $4,000. A. NJ. ROTH. MA. 1896.
End COMMERCIAL LOT. Ontario I'd. NV,
Just north Of Kalorama rd.; 4,4OO So. IT. :;
price, S11 900. GEORGE Y. WORTHING-
TON & SONS. active realtors since 1902,
1719 Eye st. NV. Ma, 1926. -29
$4,000 so. FT., near. E&O siding, Rock
willie, Nd. Part of whole Terms. Real
Investment. GAUSS. GE. 1122.
Evening star., 1947-04-28
ouT-of-rowN REAL rsTArE.

snug hsherman's haven 10 one Of Florida
Cult Coasts fastest growing restricted
communities, Over 400 sold. 1 to 5 acre
community boat dock privil. hard rd., elec.
Titles guaranteed. Priced as low as $500,
S45 down, SIS mo. Immsd. possession For
81 paul as15a,sa Harrison alee 9SSkls. xrs Or
NE. 1143. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Real
Evening star., 1947-04-28
ACREAGE FOR SALE

IDEAL I FOE sUBDIvIsIoN With acreaee.
=. frontage on hard road: 2 mi. from
haqIei M Hi1Nir1R5 Nj 15 Wi 2 Pst and Baistpaers.
40 at Clarksburs, Mont. Co, Md: $500
each site: easy terms. Also to s acre
tracts at Clinton. Prince Georges Co.. Ma.
Electrfc, water: school bus, mail delivery
at property; $500 per acre. OWNER. 81.
90 ACRES. near colesyills. Nd: soo.ft.
frontage on Colesyflle pike; preliminary
subdivision 1rn6 e Plat sao about ready; price of
oao5efiy o,'oG p:,,,s @I.ogY tbs price includes
porch and Sleeping porch: also barn: "a:
PRESTON, Real Estate. sH. 1252; ewes.
ssaa sss and Sur, can Mrs. sproesser. sA.
a5 ACRES, Is miles from washington.
desirable homesite for committing: good
center at Waldorf, Nd. S125 per acre:
III 900 Gown Gown. bal. S25 per month. Bcx
CONTINUED On Next Page,)
Evening star., 1947-04-28
SUBURBAN sALs-vlRclNlA.

|
AsTTnsAdcrlys ssTes.Ad sI1n ssI6k no 8
ensd Ia u II sood sresis.csnass H ZIG. %
sn'sssa ad Ina ssng siss e s .aas
sEAEFY Co. ee'sslia,ass1 phons "a. sa:sg .vss % Il
HOME AND AN AcRE-Attractive 4.sm
suburban cottage with lse. liv.. rm., Q bed,
rms, lse kit, bath and oil heat. 4, 4,
eafssh sEAYs F Yss c. e ophoa 81 PA Iss aias
CAFE CAFE COP os.lKM. sxIck-Hon. MIC nis.l,
trsnsp. TO Wash. snd rsnsagon. car b
fn rSno "a alas syss ocat.d nE s4 4
large. weli-andseaped lot. Contains or
cath On the end floor there are 3 bed
rooms. nursery and bath. fun basement, oil
heat, large rear screened porch. which is
neTeus features 0 which viii s. 81 'asa interest as
REsHEy n'is csIanD.
aot ans Ea 81 81 ana na4 aans ax sse, ss
lst floor has living room. dinins room,
bath; IND floor has / hsdroom % and dn dressing ang
room. hardwood noors throughout, full
basement, oil h-w.h.. large lot, 105x210.
IINSsss ISss Realtors, 47o1 Columbia Pike, .sH'' :
SOUTH ARLlNGToN-ownsr moving to
VIII als snd. s's Hss is Sns sms rsa sash ss
ing room, kitch.n, bedrooms and bath,
utility room. coal &C. heat. Quick pos
Wsiahr sSn cD ecpDGInsmsa Rsaeas sao 9aS
Columbia pike, CH. $500. SIS
A LOVELY BRICK HOME, in South Arilng-
ton; has living room, dining room, modern
Sedsoo o sns snd oea ea essa aeg q 1 ans
recreation room. maids room, u bath.
oil a.-c; heat; Good terms. owner moving
oy sis.e WRH Maat III R sadHn y
Realtors, 47o1 columbia pike. cH. 1900,
excellent location for living and asi once ,ns Or
professional services. Buckingham vic.
Close to business and ,medical. center.
cApuTf eyss GH KEA1my 4saT CO., phone FA slss; gs
bedrm. and bath on the main noor; 3 more
trust 1a avassle e s s5s sofs ss esr mosss anss
REAL ESTATE SERVICE INC: Lee hwy
iSGaMT. A Glshs Ia rif ox s6ss al aso ossl
600 FHA trust at @ Sc % '1T month. shsh income
5000 per month. REAL ESTATE SERVICE.
NC, Lee hwy. at Glebe rd., OK. 1855,
TEN COMPARABLE VALUES
q 5-rm. BUNGALOW, -$10,750,
{2( s-rm,, l5s-story brick, Si1.50O.
{s} sbsdImn ss-bbsdTm srics sisk Colonial; Colonial slssSe;
90 6-rm., HISTORY brick, $I5,250
90 dncome-producing 7-rm. Colonial,
II S-bedrm. Cape Cod gem, s1s75o
90 Chevy Chase, Nd, 4-bedrm. brick,
Ss5 Magnificent Georgia Colonial brick,
:, dol 7-rm: all-stone bungalow. see,s5o.
Your inspection Of any Of these homes Is
invited DOMINION INSURANCE q
Arlington. GIL. 633s. OK. 1TT9. 80
PRICES sLAsHED! WE'RE WITH YOU
aooa doog " Mr ooo President: F1ash!! $1,000
get 8 lge. rms. 2-story white home on "a
acre lot, block to school and 10 min. to
D. C.; oil heat: 25-day possession. Hurry!
. Extra; $3.50 down. Move in, Westover
Q oil heat. full bsmt; with rec. Tm.' tiled
Veterans. Veterans, veteransl 1oS
down; Beautiful brick homes on lse. lots
different types Of homes to choose from
kEAIr9. Ssn5 ox. 1o1s, 81 ess. oW ss1s 15soSeAesEs
3-BEDROOM BRICK HOUSES; SIl 900:
GI loan. $4,000: $1,000 down, plus settle
- $-Deasoom s sa brick houses. $3.50; e1
Lots soT giiSSmfR Fsss ssoe eouty Bys
sAENs MIS- from G. ,eSs Gsll ne. e. arsssIsn
andaia. Va. Alex. 7027, ONCE; Alex
5709, residence. go
Evening star., 1947-04-28
APARTMENT SITES.

APT. HOUSE SITE VIM accommodate a
units; cor. location on Holbrooke ter. ne !;
price, $500. cail F. z. MIDDLETON,
Evening star., 1947-04-28
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT,

SURPLUS LAND. railroad sidings available.
zoned industrial; both in D C. and nearby
ease PEE PEEniss ilsssass cHr%icSL Sns q
co ONCE ON 2525: res. I'm. s95O ~
NEW BUILDING, 1880 square feet on
one Moor with r.r. siding. Box 372-z, Star.
oQs
Evening star., 1947-04-28

35 .OOO so. Fl. Of very desirable land
one. Of the best in Arlington suitable for
coming to commercial or industrial use Call
EDWARD WRIGHT. CHI. 1900. 80
r. l. ave. opposite site Of new Mt Rainier
Bank and stores. J. c. LEWIS, Broker
CaM Mr.. Moore. WA. 2S13; ewes, Wa
MD.--About $4,000 sq. IT.
on corner, near B. 81 O. station partially
occupied by small frame bldg. v. L,
Evening star., 1947-04-28
REAL ESTATE WAITED.

PAY Cash or win sell for you, lots,
houses Or acreage: free appraisal. SCOTT
SANDkkS. 1919 80. Cap. r., TR, 1858
HOUSE Oh STORE on Penna ave. Sc
VIII buy or gsnt Private party. DU
/ PAT QUICK cAsH for any real estate
priced rtsht. Hobart 1881. 1es
Evening star., 1947-04-28
HOUSES EoR sAIE--snufhwesl

HOUSES FOX SALE-36uthWe$t.
cOLORED-ROW BRICK, 6 rms. nr. 5th
and e Sts. Sc Small cash payment, bal
IKE rent. Can OWNER RA. 423l after
CoLoRED-3rd AND EYE sTs.--2-story
row brick, on alley; gas, electricity: 8
rooms; $3.50 down and balance like rent,
$50 monthly STERLING REALTY Co,
9O6 10th St NV pI 441o -2H
Evening star., 1947-04-28
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

NEAR SOUTH CAPITOL ST. BRIDGEI
ss0. brick bldgs. from "A stories. 14Sxl73,
from bridsel; can be purchased as =
group or IN part; formerly used as laundry
ana dry cleaning plant: excel. loc, on new.
MENT CORR; 2l2 Bond Bldg, DI. s724,
p,dg. site or warehouse? what kind oil
needs; BASILIKO INVESTMENT coRP.
Sl2 BOND BLDG. pI. S724. rs
MODERN BUILDING, 2-story, dreproof:
Wa,R4HiSr,Ip2SNss 1WmaTsdisis Ip2SNssessien; & sl aEoRaE Y.
since 1892. 1719 Eye st. NV. INA. 1896.
Evening star., 1947-04-28

REAL ESTATE sALE on ExcH.
WILL EXCHANGE lovely S-rm. home q
Evening star., 1947-04-28
COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR RENT

ALEXANDRIA, corner Of 2strafic arteries
about $4,000 50. it. level ground on grade
Ideal for used car lot, etc; $3.50 month
a. NJ. ROTH. Ma. 1886. -2S
Evening star., 1947-04-28
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WANTED
COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

SECOND COMMERCIAL, in Wash. or Vi
cinity: l or story building or ground
TO build same. Call pI. s724. --2s
Evening star., 1947-04-28
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

Ist COMMERCIAL, downtown, SO6-sOS 1
st. NV, lot 43.5x100; priced to sell,
Df; s6ss. Sunday call Mr.. Romer. WO
lies 10TH ST. N.w.-2nd commercial,
Wei financed. JEROME F. sit1 MURRAY, RE Re.
2460, 1881 g st. NV. MI 1929.
2a12 M ST. N.W.-Professional clubs,
first commercial zone will be interested in
this newly remodeled 3-story bldg: II
spacious rooms, 2 lavatories, finished base
area in rear; GOOD transp4 faciIi.
ties. For information, call OWNER, RA,
Q23l: brokers protected. 80
Evening star., 1947-04-28
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE, phone and mali servies,
DOWNTOWN DESK SPACE for rent. FR.
Evening star., 1947-04-28

SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
COLUMBIA PIKE section-AdaptabIe liv-
ing and business: full basement: describe
property and terms. No agents. Box 17S-B,
Star. 90
Evening star., 1947-04-28
STORES WANTED

l,50O 50, IT.: End COM
asse.ai' ns ear ssore @ kiEopt; parking space for
Evening star., 1947-04-28
'EN 1COMPARABLE yALUES-

Cd 5-rm. BUNGALOW, $lO,75O,
{2l 6-rm., 1a-story brick, Sl1, 800.
f3) 2-bedrm. brick Colonial, So. $50
3-bedrm. brick Colonial, Sf4,750.
90 6-rm., 11a-story brick, $15,250
I6l Income oducing 7-rm. Colonial
Evening star., 1947-04-28

STORES WANTED TO RENT.
STORE wanted to rent in $500 to 570o
b6IocK Of Georgia ave, Call one OF our
branch stores. Also desire locations in
other sections Of the city and Ariinetori
County: ]. T. Gibbons, RE. 1920, WASH.
Evening star., 1947-04-28

Of s5ss aS snFf q fefu4n ns
hsre far ars sDs eaupped aaa 0ns st fa I'll
ssnsed cs sf coIoN1aL s[i 1hrMENT %is n sF
M 6RTAcHED T HeIsi SR1ek sas home Rm on lse lot in
sion; ~. rm. with open fireplace, din. rm.
tuIl bsmt., space for playroom, oil heat:
close e, to tTansp D; and and shopping center
%a{s Hs Rs;si * fs.f 1sSH5Rs hssRs
h.-w.h.. all very lge. rms, nicely arranged.
IN 1st-class condition; full story, ige
front and back porch. garage, acres of
level gIouna on hard-surfaced street close
kfEsin kGssfh1 vf RDs EgT3Sa 1Ss s?s bedrms sun
lse. kit, breakfast nook. full M bsmt.. : ii oil
ssboos ana bas asneef g eass & Ea5s s0ss 5
Mt. Vernon ave-: oV 3967. oV. 1895;
asaro% sgn sas fTsi MfieHTsf, TT og3a :, bea1,tu
large Colonial home especially conveniently
Buckingham. There is very bright iiv-
Rehso as fully ya sau5ps 5s9assd snd dpnf bs on
rooms and tiled bath: full basement with
oil heat, etc. Shown by appointment only.
MANNAs REALTYC CO., 2116 Wilson blvd,
Gil. 27S4. -28
NEAR WAsH.-LEE HIGH School; s1a.85o
This attractive bungalow, with gar, is
priced to sell quickly. It has liv. rm, din
full bsnt. with oil heat and Is very con
yeniently loe; For Inspection. call NAN
ARLINGTON FOREST; with fireplace
This is one of the finest homes in this
popular section; II is so-called reverse
fireplace dining room with French doors
leading to lovely. side porch, kitchen. 3
bedrooms and bath, full basement, oil heat
This home is in spotless condition Sub
stantial cash needed. Shown by appoint
ment only. MANNAS REALTY CO, eIIs
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. GIL. or OK.
CHEsTERBRooK WOODS. exclusive wash
ington Country Club section-Custorn-
built brick home. built in 194I; perfect
condition.. very large rms; 2h baths:
den and lavatory on 1st a.; paneied rec
reation rn; with fireplace and bar. maids
room and bath: beautiful corner lot np-
p5ox- acre: priced for quick ssle, $685.
FRANK q. PHILLIPS, Dr. 1zi1, ' vim
Evening star., 1947-04-28

COLokED - WENTWORTH section. near
44th and Ord; detached bungalow on lot
60xl00; excellent ne, location and in Al
condition: 1st floor, contains living room,
bedrooms and bath; inclosed rear perch
ana screened front porch: End floor is fin-
lshed and can be easily converted Into
h.E.h;; priced to sell today FRED A.
SMtTH. Realtor, Republic 6661. 1113
Evening star., 1947-04-28

3-BEDROOM BRICK HOUSES; $1,000:
GI loan, $4,000: $1,000 down, plus settle
loan. $3.50; down payment. $500, plus
settlement. Lots 105x21O. Fairfax County,
9 miles from 2. C. Call for direction,
CANNON & LEWIS, 1903 Duke St, Alex
and1ia, Va. Alex. 7027, ONCE; Alex.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
SUPREME COURT GIVES DECISION. NEWSPAPER RATES

| WASHINGTON, Jan. 6-The Su- preme Court by to order to- day refused to review New Hampshire law which regulates maximum charges for political ad- vertising in newspapers and on ra : dio broadcasts. The Chronicle and Gazette publishing Company, h. ccrporated, of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, asked the Court to hold the law unconstitutional. But the majority dismissed this appeal, say ing no substantial Federal question was involved
 In it's announcement, the Court said Justices Douglas, Murphy and Rutledge favored hearing the case.
 The law bars newspapers and radio stations from charging more for political advertising than the rates they regularly charge fore commercial advertising. Validity of the statute was upheld by the New Hampshire Supreme Court.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
WANTS INFORMATION OF MAN LAST HEARD
 FROM IN YEAR 1908

Juneau Chief of Police Leonard U. Williamson has received a let ter inquiring for information con. corning Joseph c. Meister from re. latives in Klamath Falls, Oregon.
 Discovering anything about tht missing man promises to be rather difficult, however, because Meiste,' born in Saltwater, Minn, in 1868 has not been heard from since 1903
 Joseph Meister was a prospector and had lived in Missoula, Mont and Spokane, Wash, and probably many other sections of the West where he would have the opportun- ity to look for metals. The letto, stated that Meister came to Alaska in the gold rush of 1898, and later made several trips back and forth between the States and the Terri tory.
 His family, however, was never fully informed as to where in Alaska he was prospecting, except that they understood it was in some colder part. Meister is be- lieved to have come North the last time during 1907, and reported his progress throughout 1908, since when no word has been heard from him.
 Meister's nephew, Lawrence P. Meister of Klamath Falls, wrote the letter and enclosed a photo graph of the missing man He said that his uncle had lost several fingers, and may have assumed a name or names other than his own.
 His relatives suggested that per haps among the older business peo- pie of Juneau there might be some- one who would recall Joseph Meis- ter, and be able to identify the photograph, which Chief William son has in his possession.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
German Youths Go 10 Trial On
 Terror Charges

STUTTGART, Germany, Jan. Mine grinning German youths and a confused man of 57 went on trial here today on charges of organizing a secret Nazi resistence movement in U. S.-occupied Ger many and conducting terror bomb ings in the Stuttgart area.
 Also arraigned before the Amer ican military government court was one 17-year-old German charged only with knowledge of the poss- cssion of weapons by others
 All were seized by army investi- gators after the October bombing of three German identification courts and a U. s. military police jail
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
MAGNUS0k, CAIN
 PLEDGE WORKING
 FOR ALkSKh NOW

WASHINGTON. tan. - Sen warren G. Magnuson CD-Wash3 pledged his cooperation with Sen. Harry P. Cain Washington States new Republican Senator, today in his efforts in the new Congress on behalf of Alaska.
 We are the men who must rep resent Alaska in the Senate where the Territory has no other voice, ne told rewsmen.
 Construction subsidies to ship ping lines serving Alaska apparent lv is the only way out of the ter rible situation now existing.
 He said that the Alaska fleet is worn out and cannot adequately and economically serve the Terri tory Certain Government ship' that could be purchased cheaply are not suitable for the run he said.
 Magnuson emphasized that ship ping rates, which already are ex- cessive." cannot be raised.
 The second big Alaska problem
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Square Sinnet, from Seattle, due tomorrow
 Sailor Splice, from Seattle via Sitka, due Wednesday.
 Sword Knott, from Seattle, due Thursday.
 Princess Norah scheduled to sail froR Vancouver 9 p. m. tomorrow
 Alaska scheduled to sail from Seattle Wednesday.
 North Sea scheduled to sail from Seattle Friday.
 Tongass scheduled to sail from Seattle Saturday.
 Raranof, from west, scheduled to arrive in Juneau at noon Tuesday southbound.
 Denali held up at Seward, time of arrival in Juneau indefinite.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
F0RTY-TW0 DEAD IN CHINA'S WORST
 kIRpLANE CRASH

1 SHANGHAI, Jan. 6.-Suspension of all Chinese commercial flights
 was ordered today in the wake of China's worst single air tragedy, the ! crash of a heayily-loaded trans port plane yesterday near Tsingtao in which all 42 persons aboard, in- cluding three Americans, were kill ed
 American victims in the Tsingtao crash were identified as the pilot
 of the Chinese National Aviation
 Corp. plane, Charles J. Sharkey of
 Lawrence, Mass; John T Etchison
 of Crawfordville, Ind. 2l-year-old UNRRA engineer, and an American Catholic nun, Sister Elizabeth Ce- cile of the Franciscan Order of
 Egypt.
 The globes surface is Fl percent
 oceans 29 percent land
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
CONGRESS ASKED FOR BILLIONS 10
 BE HANDED VETS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The rush is on in Congress to shell out more billions to veterans.
 Lawmakers are tossing in bills and getting campaigns under way for such things as:
 l. A soldiers bonus,
 ?. Immediate cashing of termin- al leave bonds, and
 3. A boost in government pay ments to veterans going to school or learning new jobs by working at them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
B.M BzkszuA e Q0kAZ/Cy -S/7Cs /S67

that requires the joint efforts of Cain and Magnuson, the latter said, is the building ot the 750 mile Alaska Highway connection from Prince George to the Whitehorse country.
 This connection would afford a feasible highway" he said. The Alaska Military Highway just isn't suitable"
 He said he would like to have Senator Cain accompany him to Ottawa next month when he at tends another Alaska Highway conference.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
Sweet Freedom Song

GROWN POINT, Ind. - Alvin Mitchell, %, convicted of burglary of store, was granted permission by Judge William J. Murray in criminel court to sing a song before sentence was passed.
 In rich baritone voice Mitchell, Negro shoemaker and choir singer, sang Silent Night and, as the spectators in the courtroom re- mained quiet. followed with Ave Maria"
 Tt would be a shame to deprive
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
SKI TRAIL MECCA
 FOR 50 ON SUNDAY

Over 50 skiels were active on the ski trail and bowl areas over the weekend despite the warm winter weather conditions being felt in town. Skiers making the trip to the ski bowl excellent snow with a well-packed base on all the ridges leading up from the bowl
 Board riders on the slalom hill experienced heavy snow until it be- came packed and afforded fair running surface. The ski tow was kept busy all afternoon and instruc- tion was given by Dean Williams and Jim Church.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
DEATH TAKES JAP FROM VERDICT OF
 WAR CRIME COURT

TOKYO, Jan 6-Fleet Adm. Os- ami Nagano is the second key war figure in Japan to escape a verdict of the international war crimes court through death.
 A vain, sentimental man with a stubbord faith in what other Japa- nese termed his growing mistake the Pearl Harbor attack-Nagano
 died Sunday of pneumonia and a heart attack at the age of 65. Nagano had cast the deciding
 vote for an assault on Hawaii, and
 in November. 1941, issued the final
 order that started the Pacific war
 early the following month
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
REPORTS ON ZINC, COAL
 ARE NOW RELEASED

Robert Sanford, Director of the Bureau oi Mines, Federal Division, announced the release of two new reports of Investigation on zinc and coal deposits Anyone interest ed may obtain copies of these re- ports at Boom 220 at the Federal Building The first is listed as RI 3967 and deals with the ex- ploration of Sedanka zink Deposits at Sedanka Island The other re- port is RI 3934 entitled EXplora. tion of Coal Deposits of the Point Barrow and Wainwright Areas, Northern Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
OLD LACE LADY IN HANDSAW MURDER OF HER HUSBAND

NEWARK, O., Jan. - Laura Belle Devlin, 72, who collects old lace, was held without charge to- day in the handsaw staying of her husband whose dismembered body was found scattered in the back yard of their home here.
 Police Chief Gail Christian said the mild hammered little woman told him she cut up 75-year-old Thomas Devlin last week in the parlor of their modest two-story house. Both were old age pen Sioners.
 He tried to kill me so many times that I decided to end his life Mrs. Devlin was quoted as saying calmly
 Asked why she didn't call an un- dertaker, Mrs. Devlin told Christ ian I'm awful sorry I didn't do that"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06

your people of voice like that ois Christmas Day, Judge Murray said as he placed the youth on proba-- ton for three years after imposing sentence of one to five years in prison.
 But" the Judge said, If you ever break into another store it will be me, and not you. who does the singing, and you won't like the song"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06

Less than one-half of one percent of all veterans loans approved for guaranty by Veterans Administra- tion were in default by the end of September.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06

- m yesterday to 430 a. today which has to be filling this morning and cold eastward the extends high miles off the Washington coast distribution caused continue most o Alaska during be penetrating the
  Southeast Alaska fallen Alaska Peninsula vest southern Canada 
 andt the asterna central portions of Alaska
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06

Veterans Administration estiniat- ed the veteran population at near ly 17,900,000 on Oct. 31, an increase of more than 150,00o over Sept. 30.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPEN

The High and Grade Schools opened this morning after the holi- days, students wading through slush caused by heavy rain and snow
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06
MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Rennrts from Marine Stations at 30 F. M. today

FORECAST FOR PERIOD ENDING TUESDAY EVENING
  5 of Southeast Alaska Is 20 miles hour miles Yakutat-southWesery winds o miles or
 center Boring Strait
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-06

Noah used petroleum. in the form of pitch. in building his ark,