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Evening star., 1947-07-30
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Goat.

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT (Con't.i
s,Sa S6ildTsn' need snfurnlshsa house. FIX
sasf sa ~ 81 2rfseHE feh We dssfss 9e' sG
SedroOms s' and d's additionai fil rooms ms which
s Ds as ea Hsf RA ss54
Army CAPTAIN. West Point grad, ursent-
sSssfs sSis SSE''eFs III sIso !'''sE
NAVAL OFFICER needs two-bedroom fur
fssS lesss @ 8 Ssh @ EVENINGS: fS Il: s@sss: @ 81 q:
unfinished. In GOOD NV. location. Must
sS to 3 rGpsy has IS ba sod IL ofsnt
hnaneed Eseee1t Exec M Credit. s uaeS Cali JAMES
4 DIXON CO., 1873 Conn. ave.. MI.
.GovT. ATTY. desires 2-bedroom house or
aps AL ST, Or FaJdsx a5a Beg sp week dsTs
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL needs 8 or
s ea5Gom raGus SRrn aeqss D. asss sS
possible, by manager, of national Co: refer f,
snesS 1SS fprn;; l.. nT hi high school. Phone Mr.
RADIO T ENGfNEER I'll fIg desperately in need of
2, or 8 bedroom unfurnished house prefer
MONTH ss5n n sHa: caI ca eS5s M after Dss Y pm.
ADULT FAMILY desires house Or Pr apart- Part
ssEN as 5SFntseed ks sfSo S5 axs aa4f
RESPONSIBLE FAMILY needs large
{grn; house from Sept. IS At $40 Sas1 or less sS
EE1ES EE 5SS h5 houshs s5s Scn R1 AR sssa spnE
business i sllSss spTinF; 81. 90 tss44; s;,a;axI
ef aoHsh ea1pfR M f6SEeSs
day. SH. 1880; night. GE. 1881. --5
HEAD HEAD OF pEPAKTMENT wants unfur.
0earoSn q %arysnd hGnse ea Wa
SATURDAY and Sunday: l..
sprins; Gi By sors General Electric ensineer: viii
ma Make sXTrs SE EepsX,Es aso 4 aesiFed rent to
2-3 BEDRM. APT. or house, nnfurn; re. re.
fnsd family Of 4, one child .e., TE sd27 ro3
set desres va house
or apartment; 3 children; prefers bed
rooms, but will take :; will c@onsider consider any r.
thing within 20 miles OF washington. Se-
RqIii RRMY elFSFPicER oFFicER and family need clean, B.
zsssRsF @ 3'?s & ao FR +
SMALL HOUSE, fgEn or unfurn; ;,Tni DiStTlet itIIs
aavs 9r suParDan baeD evicsed TetnE AD 70 7Ssi
Al REFS. permanent. good employe wife /,
unfurn. house or 3 or 4 rm unfurn. apt.
up to s75 per mo NV. section or Nd
fVApaFRSi sAGHIioR 1 NAVY COMMANDER, mother
and roommate want house or apt. furn., OF
unfurn.; all adults: need 8 bedrms. and 2
baths, OR 1882 after Z pm. =
UNFURN. HOUSE urgently needed by vet
eran's family, no children: will consider
bgHRpNg u6sE SH 2746 ad1Its MtkLiAM fAom Sept ao
refs. HO. 1855. -=5- .
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE ACTION-We will buy your
home today or sell to cash clients r at 5ull
E #avS sUsE sSAErlTD Rb isSn PURCHASERS P3}i
asson aOHsss II FrHhtESEs HNs aFss 4s gdna sas
Ma. 1884 and OR. 1862. 81
MANNAs REALTY CO. can sell your mouse
S4 ssllssslsa sssa ssis Wilson % blvd: Ct: Sly .;
j Will PAY xog CASH TODAY for your
sas sSaRHts suss "a. ss ssnss w. vstS.
and nearby MARYLAND. FIR. 1905.
PAY leash Cash for houses: uses, white . or eoioTsa;
n II PRoMpr IS5s ATTENTION to the sale Of
sHkE fTsE I ReagST sssFf ses koTh sf Capitol
Sso d Free .ST Results 9ss 1919
y1H' g aase kEAETY
&C. &C. ASp ,Sfe NE Eys Fl seo1 WIN pay
results, quick action. MAX MILLER. 500
q tn YEAks e ss sEkvicE h iaGo to local propert
eTt5 vtR Eaa7sd'ea fsSa5 RS sSs c s
RsaDGS FfTWoaTH iHce ASS ss3 Re os
have cash buyers available for homes in
an the area; pa d5ee t5ee appraisals, KAY REALTY
iMNIED1ATE CASH for your property. ne
or Sc, white or colored, MARYLAND or vir-
einia cox & CO., DI. 1854, RE. 1888.
WE WANT YOUR HOUSE, apartment, store
or unimproved land for sale; we have
the clients Call Mr.. Boucher, DRURY
REALTY CORP, 1877 K. RE. 1913.
ALL CASH AT ONCE for houses, large or
small, white or colored. any condition. MA.
IMMEDIATE ACTIoN-will buy or sell
your house for cash; D. C. or Md: no de-
lays. STROUP. RA. 500. GE. Abs. .
/ HAVE URGENT REQUEST for 3 or
bedroom house vicinity of Cheverly. All
/ AM PREPARED to pay cash for a 2 or
3 bedrm. house in D. c.. or nearby Nd
Ewes, HO. 1850. or Box 4s5-V, Star. --31
WILL BUY SMALL HOUSE or bungalow
cash; Woodbridge or nearby Md; reasonable.
RE. 1859 or 81. 4l66; so
FOR QUICK CASH OFFER on any house,
call SH: 0953; 8 an. to 10 pm -
listing of property wlth9us aesep1lns
bility that goes with every listing, Cal Cal
L. DIXON & CO., 1879 Conn. ave. -3
NORTHWEST, in the $4,000 to $4,000
price range Have several excellent pros
poets. ROBERT w. SAVAGE, Ola Union
Trust Bldg MA $500. 30
DETACHED HOME, Chevy Chase, Wesley
Hgts. or surrounding area: 3 bedrms. suf-
flcient; all cash. Bethesda. Box 1875 Star.
3-BEDRM. HOUSE, near TRANSPORTATION,
ROy .367-X. Star ii"
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeost.

HOUSES FOR SALE-Northeost.
NORTHEAST HOMES and room
SESSSiSTtS sHa Ne fs fBsk SS
spacious bedrms., tile bath. liv: nm: din:
mSds5e nsde, ss sssua nfnufs hsat fun at 0s sn6
$50; CAN CO. 1888, or GE. ss41 eyes.
NOW MOVE Right IN TO-DAY. pay only 81 800
buck. It's corner semidetached brick
s .:' ons fs!s 2ss EfSfs K 5sss ss4 Il
ieis KEARNEY NE rms, furnished;
on Q large lot; ideal, quiet neishborhood;
$SIs SSSs XSgSa PksgoSs; s.,z Nc S.rm a.t
Sriep home; completely redecorated IL
seen to be appreciated. H. L. BROWN
HI RIVER ss'' TERRACE NE.-Modern brick
homes, and rooms: tiled t,i baths m rsfr,sef
priced price to se on ca
co. 1883, PECK CO, s4os 18th st. n.e.;r
SE&s-RM ST sssi Yves row-brick with built in ga
rage, auto. heat. eiec. kitchen, good neigh,
borhood: house is immaculate. SENATE NATE
kEAHTx S1 1Se Eys St white home an ssts ae
Oil h.-w.h:. large lot, garage; $4,000 down;
with \ Gl0sf 0sAocKEY s. = MooRHEAD. AID. oSSi;
sysi osLr " ss.sSS SsS7 for this s-ssaroom Srlek
home. in the convenient River Terrace
section; aforementioned oil heat COM
pletely redecorated and now vacant; ready
for immediate occupancy. Pnone MI.
g!asky9od, h%l with sHNANss93af5 NA s3f5 LocHs Co.,
Possession. 5000 blk. East Capitol St.
z large rms. and bath, 2-story, S-year-old
brick; beautiful den or bedroom in knotty
pine on 1st floor; full basement: gas as.
ton ton; priced TO- sell, with reasonable down
Gsynesss Gsysa Sun. l0 IL e to 5. WIN. cALoMIRIs
PROPERTIES, INC, 1012 18th st. NV,
I.5oo Down - Vacant: desirable and
convenient ne, section; 8 lovely rms. and
bath, 2-story brick; 2 rear .porches, full
basement, h.-w.h., coal; built-in garage:
fsfd y i j. S %M u daoRRs RR fHs
NC, 1912 17th st. NV. DI. 1853. q
nice vacant home. 1888 l. st. ne. near
Sears Roebuck; house has bedrooms, gas
ass oa sssi afsf sSnSa nS sss9
$500 $500 ELK. EAST c4PIToL sT.-perfees
location Of semidet. Colonial front; 9
rms bath full RRns ssmss iT aHto; a4hs heat Act
rms. tiled bath, auto, heat; nr. schools;
CO. 1888 or RA 6593. ewes. PECK CO.,
3@40s @ Isth , s. ne; n.e;s VOW ,-,.k ,oys..
nsrses eons o.d1% On ss a. Pic
fast mock. liv. nm. din dir rm-. fun bsmt;'
TTIEsSScHER CO. Xb. ssxz tfii . pm.
Evening star., 1947-07-30

HOUSES SALE-Southeast. tcont.)
COLORED-CORNER BRICK-Near LIN
coin PARK, on Kentucky ave-: excellent 10
house; consists of six rooms and bath, 2
screened porches, extra-large room and
kitchen in full basement For appointment,
call DI. 1918 It'll 9 pm, VIM. H. SAuN-
Evening star., 1947-07-30

COLORED VETERANS and nonveterans =
colesville Gardens. miles D: E. out N; H
masonry homes. with 1a-acre lot; all con-
veniences; on hard road; FILA and VA
approved and financed; about $50 per mo.
Rss aass fsr sas nsuraRes f. H. ho
CoLoREDEssoo csosi powN-1st and K sts
only ss5s5 s5s1 KAY hsRf hssE Co. fss
CoGEHoiRED-Row BRICK: 500 N, yerse,
oil rms RvS ind most ssths exceens Rsnsee aon
slS ss51 lfasoHas4y sRoWs yRGAITx Corr. ~ s5Ss
COLORED.lst COMMERCIAL. R,;l,s laos l30s 18th 18th
store or ONCE. rooms and 2 baths above,
location; reasonably PRICED M aHIT1 Bsrtlstt;
coRps. coa ooees sealtors, s: pU. s5Ss.
COLORED-8 Rms. AND BATH, h.-w.h;;
with oil; on tine residential street. Can
CooLioRED-ApT. coi HOUSE with two 2;bed-
rm. units and one 1-bedrm. unit; brick
bldg. only II yrs. old; REQUIRES only $500
s%y ss in sEaN Int sqa ra s5s eo
e9S 19th St T bar LEI HOME in best NV
section: $1O.950. excellent financing; best
buy in town. Inspect with TABLER' NC
Col 6i IOREn-7oo O9RRfEIn BLOCK princeton-Beau-
tiful 9:.rm. home in perfect cond,; kitcn-
ems, oil heat, garage; substantial cash re-
quired Exclusiysly t5 Eith aAREx "a r ss COHEN
cosokEb9ssoe 81 Ef nS II BEock t Of q warder S
s Ice. rms, full basement oil heat, porchess,
Es bafk Ksrda ao sa se or sss cong
CoLoREDENEAR Colo IstR AND You sts NV.
Ia rms, baths, hardwood fis., oil h.,w
h.. garage; owner occupied; terms. MRS
M ST. N.W.-fmmediate
possession may be had of this Groom brick
It can be yours for small down payment
$3.50; cox & CO. DI o2S 4254. 80, .nd ,
sssi bTick; n" English fsf basement, sem h.-Wh,, coal
ideal location for income property, con. m
venient to everything. :, PRICED to sell this
week. For details, call till pm. week:
days. Sunday IL to 8 VIM CALOMlRls
PR0PERTIEs, INC. 1o12 18th st. NV
coLoRED-14os q; eSiEai N. J. AVE; NV. 1905
3rd st. NV, 3O3 o st. NV, all $500 down
easy terms: 6 rooms, bath. full basement
row brick, Call Norris Cohen Of Milton
YRnik R IA vs6 s6ss g. N sos as 6ss i4o4
1CjooIoREDwFURNisHED studio room for
conoRES@n6nSEE msa fSmf kooM for s men:
twin beds: $3.50 each. Also room for
couple or 1 man; some privils. AID. 6754.
CoLoRED-ea54 ONTARIO I'd, n.w'-2
couples or 4 men. Ho. O97b. i
COLORED-DOUBLE RIM, twin beds; en-
ployed couple or men; conven. transp.
tc,ooIoRED-NIcELY FURN.. large I'm. in
woman: conven. location. DE. 1854. -3l
Evening star., 1947-07-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E. tcons)

IMPRESSIVE COLONIAL, tapestry semide-
tached brick home. featuring side-hall
plan ss rms baths
fully equipped kit. modern baths; bsmt. is
finished into de luxe club rms, with COM
o sea hath ousas f bsm gsy Fm wn house
ing 2 stoves, refgr.. screens. venetians
nds ea m e9nv sE ssms 5sn q FIRST Na
T1oNAL REALTY CORP" so5 18th st.
NV. 81
COLORED-NEALE ST.-Substantial brick
baths, 2 Kitchens, finished basement with
bath. Il. Immed. posSsssion.: =. Terms ms to to Sgit Mi
fosAh ff Al aEaETr ALT Re eoRB sRsl COS SH sA
coLoRED-vAcANr CORNER BRICK. :
rms, 3 porches, 2-car built-in garage.
dSslve Seh witt & HXkRY sfssR sy sDe sons
eoIohIb tai iis 81 RAN s6 ssos -rm semi
Sesutfn Ses f1Sk IA hrs tIed @ bath and and
M ND sleshs. VI isnSa s55 y'fd EDWR Wi & fh
COLoRED-42 PATTERSON ST. NE
| rm. and bath. brick, h.-w.h,; approx, $500
s3Sn 4saess sf zfn Sa aa M Nj nssas
Col1oREb-1ols pe1 5Ria 9Th ST. N.E.-Attraetive eh
matte % heat; tie excellent Condition. open is-s.
Price. S13,50O. $1,000 down. DE. 1l60.
coLoRED-sls 1!th ST; N.E@vassnt;i ss;
location. y ta Automatic tic: heat s1s. $50; $1,000
dSSno cSnoR2b@1ooS 2Ren hss BIZ Blk. DE ohbA af ave.
''s Bath ns sl beat 5sh sssE
con6kE6 99sSj h2; 1ssa; Esssah;ookLANp. 18th asl St.
Fissrasion ns collar e Ta a. se'sShse Sss
coIoRED-vAcANT. $500 down; of
Montello ave. n.e.-5-year-old, 2-story cor
ner. brick, 5 large, rms. and modern tile
terms; act quick. Cali until IN; week,
efss ssRfss Il me- e. io1S 8M ih g.
q, G6,LoRED-11oo aSAsi BLOCK Morse st. ne
sa asaor2 aaSn
blower; nice yards: Al condition con; con;
ss ssn'eai this 70 assF details i
IA Sffas''I 6sassF isc 1sfa %H
cohokEb&soo daSn Ri D:w O. BIk: fGlS 9Th ST. ne
owner occupied bay front brick; rms,
sas saSstana st cash NEEDED in perfect eGhs
CO; Co;LoRED -1ass FLORIDA ave 1st
COmmeTCldl, row DTlCk TmS.SeWltu III
closed porches. bath. front and rear en-
frances to bsmt.: large lot. See the outside
eCIoshpsf5s. I9sn aa sTT4uP HEaf a. s1oo So NEopen
to pm; immediate possession: bean-
| 6 rooms and bath and 2 inclosed heated
features include full basement, large rear
yard with detached garage. h.-w:h., elec-
tTS 5sfEgsgata aeatoT sos NoTh wth cspto
st., Ma $3.50. i
ave). Colonial row brick with income; 3
complete apts.; lovely kits: 3 baths; new
CO. 3333 or .dE. 9341 ewes. PECK CO,
oIa CooIIaoRsEsDfe-BRaooiKLAND. RED $500 block of
18th st. n.e.--Skip this. If you don't want
the best. A lovely home on q quiet street;
II rooms, 2h baths, oil heat, basement
finished in knotty pine; garage: Mrs.
Rushton. FIR $3.50, cox & CO, DI. 1854.
COLORED - BROOKIAND-Detache Z
| rms, finished basement, 2 baths, r. heat,
Gated near Hamilton st. ne.
49th and Eads st. ne. with oil heat auto.
chased with a very low down payment and
small monthly notes.
| Another attractive buy Is q 7-rm house
with all of the improvements; near 45th
and Grant SITS. ne. See these bargains by
appointment. Call the MADDEN REALTY
CO. 4915 Grant st. ne. FIR. 1866. 3
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McDEVITT, REALTORs, SALES BULLETIN
-Brokers co.operation invited. lSH.

McDEvITT, REALTORS, SALES BULLETIN
cooperation invited. (SH.
Petworth-Row brick. $13,e50; z rms,
~ baths a bedrms), oil heat.
z rms. a bedrms), oil heat, attic. 3-car
det. brick gar, only $14,500.
To settle an estate-Det. brick, S12 500:
gar, oil heat.
912 Haddon dr.. topen Sunday, 2 to o.
Det. Colonial brick, rms, bath, rec. rm.,
garage, porch, gas heat, fenced yd.: out
Piney Branch I'd. to Flower ave-. follow ex-
Brick bunsaioW, S12,e5o. (open Sun
day, 3 to ~ 6O4 Thayer ave-. Silver
Spring: out Ga. ave; to Murphy's and 10.
right to open" SIGN; II rms sox.d baths, h,
mediate possession.
Silver Spring-Walking distance to Ga.
and Alaska aves.; 6-yr.-old det. brick. 3
twin-sized bedrms.; liy. rm., fireplace, dn.
rrn., complete kit; oil heat; garage.
9408 Ga. ave.-S rms, bath, Gear gar.
Al
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-04-05
Rockport News

The Home Demonstration Club
met in the home of Mrs. Mollie
johnson, March % at 2 %. m. Mrs.
Linnie Bell Smith, President. pre-
sided. Devotion was led by Mrs.
Carrie Smith and others with pray
er being offered by Mrs. L. B.
Smith. Interesting remarks were
made by the President in the alb
sence of the County Agent. Mrs.
NJ. F. Cartrail An enjoyable pro-
gram was rendered by the program
leader, Mrs. l.. M. Wash and Miss
Irene Smith. Reports were made
by members of the different COM
mittees; Mrs. Eliza Taylor on
Chickens; Mrs Louise Young on
Clothing; Mrs. Truly Johnson on
Gardening. Tasty refreshments
ere served. Mrs. Linnie Bell Smith
President; Miss Luella Smith. Sec
rotary
Mr.. Willie Wash is still at his
home, under the treatment of a
doctor. His friends wish for MIN
a speedy recovery.
Mrs. M. A. Johnson spent the
week end in Jackson visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Velma Walker, Mrs.
Vera Davis, Mrs. Sessie Stephen
and Mrs Sweetie Mae Ramsey.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-22
FARMER HELD FOR MURDER, BURNING
 OF WIFE IN HOME

CHARLESTON. Ill, Oct 22.--tR Jesse Oliver Swango. 53 year old farmer, was held in jail on a charge of murder today after ad- hitting. Sheriff Carl Graham said, he had knocked his wife uncon- scious with a wrench in the base ment of their home and then set fire to the home.
 The charred body of his wife, Loral, 32, mother of two children. was found yesterday and post morten examination showed she had been beaten on the head A coroner's jury recommended that Swango be held for the grand jury.
 Graham said Swango told him he struck his wife twice with the wrench after she had followed him into the basement and taunted him about "other women.' Then, he told the sheriff, he poured gasoline over the basement floor and fired the building.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-22
NOMINATIONS ARE HELD Al KlWANIS
 LUNCHEON TODAY

Nomination of officers for the coming year was made at the Ki- wanis meeting held this noon in the Gold Room of the Baranof Ho- tel. Further nominations will be ac- cepted at the next meeting, which will be followed by election, Jud- son Husted was appointed a mem- Der of the Nomination Committee to replace Rev James Conwel s. J., who will be out of town.
 Mrs. Pauline Washington, leader of the Mariner Girl Scouts thanked the Kiwanis for the excellent job they have done as sponsors of the group.
 It Has announced at the meeting that the Club will hold post Thanksgiving dance in the Elks Ballroom on Saturday, November 29. At the dance the award of the Plymouth Deluxe Sedan will be made.
 Guests at today's meeting were William Hughes, new manager of the Baranof Hotel, Tom Crookes ST, of Marietta, Ohio, the Rev. Leo H. Sweeney, s. J. and Al Ven tur.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-22
ANOTHER CHARGE
 PLACED AGAlNST
 PAIR HELD HERE

Two men being held in the Ju- neau Federal Jail to await trial on q bad check charge from Haines, were faced with another charge to- day. U. S. Marshal William T. Ma honey was notified by U S. Mar shal Stanley Nichols at Fairbanks that Jick Simpson and William M Baker are also wanted at Fairbanks for issuing check without funds m the bank
 Nichols told Mahoney that Baker had posed there as a cameraman for goth Century Fox Motion Pic tlTe Corp. Baker and Simpson were arrested here Saturday with Jack H. Hanson shortly after their ar rival on a small boat from Haines.
 Their case is being investigated further before taking any more ac- ticn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-22

HERE FROM HOONAH Mrs. Richard Bean of Hoonah is staying at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-22

Mattresses and Fountain Girls wanted at Percy's Cafe. 665 If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-22
ABBOTT, COSTELLO PICTURE x BILL kT
 CAPITOL THEATRE

Any Abbott ai4d Costello picture lis always something to look for ward to for people who enjoy a good laugh According to reports, however, their Universal film, Here Come the Co-Eds." is not only another hilarious Abbott and Costello treat, but a movie spiked with so many additional enter tainment clements that the line had better start forming to the right right now.
 Here Come the Co-Eds," which comes to the Capitol tonight fea- lures in support of the comedians. the Hour of Charm All Girl Or
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-22

FI4 30 a. m. yesterday to I. 30 m. today) WEATHER SYNOPSIS The which moving Alaska yesterday Kodiak Island and expected slowly fill today Another located 300 miles Dutch Habor north eastward about 35 miles the Gulf Alaska sometime winds  They this Below reported stations the interior Alaska fell during the A hours the Plain States of the northern
  Alaska scattered the Aeutan Islands Rain recorded the Mountain region northern United States
  and northwest Alaska Temperatures continued below normal
  fell
  this morning
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-22
CHARLES ?. KIRKLAND
 GIVEN BIRD DECREE

II was announced by Walter B Heisel, Secretary of the Scottish Rite bodies, that the name of Charles Phelps of Seward, Alaska shown as having been elected to receive the 33rd degree, is in er- TOT The name should have been Charles Phelps Kirtland of Seattle formerly of Wrangell, and who is Past Grand Master of the State of Washington.
 MT. Heisel has been appointed as Acting Deputy of the Supreme Council to serve during the ab- sence of MT. Faulkner the newly appointed Deputy for Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-22

chestra under the direction of Phil Spitalny with Evelyn and her magic violin; Peggy Ryan, Martha ODriscoll, Donald Cook, Lon Clancy, June Vincent and many others
 There is more music in this Abbott and Costello picture than in any previous one. The seven songs in the film are delivered by the Spitalny ensemble and Peggy Ryan.
 The story of Here Come the Co-EdS' has to do with the ef- forts of Abbott and Costello, as- sistant caretakers of an exclusive girls college, to save the old school from going under the auc- tioneer's hammer To raise the necessary funds. they engineer a girls championship basketball game and a wrestling match, with little Lou Costello getting hilariously involved in both
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-22
OUTDOOR WRITERS EXPRESS THANKS
 FOR ALASKA TRIP

Chief of Police Milo Clouse nas received two more letters from members of the Outdoor Writers Association of America in which they expressed their gratitude and appreciation for the hospitality shown to their organization during it's recent Alaska meeting.
 Herman P Dean. President of the Standard Printing and Pub fishing Co.,, of Huntington, West Virginia, said, T thoroughly en- joyed every minute of our wonder ful experience and I was impress cd by the many things l. saw, not the least of which was the fine spirit of friendlinsss, cooperation and hospitality"
 Harold H. Smedley, attorney, Of Muskegon, Michigan, said T cer- tainly enjoyed the experience of fishing on Petersburg Creek, even though it did rain all the time we were there"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-22
SUN RISES--SETS

OCTOBER g
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-22
OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED FOR AMER. LEGION AND
 AUXILIARY LAST NIGHT

There was a full attendance at the joint installation of officers of the American Legion Juneau Post No. and the Auxiliary at the meeting held last evening in the Dugout. Mayor Waino Hendrick- son, Post Department Command CT, assisted by Legionnaircs, install- ed tho Pnst officers for 1948
 The Auxiliary officers were in stalled by Mrs Marion Hendrick- son, Department Second Vice President, assisted by Mrs. Esther JohnstCne
 Installation was followed by Harry Sperling showing pictures of his trip over the Alaska High way. Homemade cake, ice cream and coffee were served to top off the festivities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-22
EMBLEM CLUB IS
 10 MEET THURSDAY

The regular social meeting of the Juneau Emblem Club will be held at 8 o'clock Thursday evening at the Elks Hall.
 The committee in charge consists of Dorothy Spence, Della McDon- ald, Pat Grove, May Lundstrom, Ieona McKinnon and Gertrude Willard
 There will be an initiation of new members, after which Harry Sper- ling will show the slides taken on his recent bicycle trip over the Alaska Highway.
 All members are urged to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-22

We believe tho in the 1o4o47 season. Lompson, Fraser Huh. no sold the largest quantity of Mink pefs in the world. Certainly obtained the seasons RECORD PRICES for Standard Ronched Mink Selecting inc RIGHT marketing outlet is oI-importonf - determines your where it counts the most in returns your investment of work and money. We point to our leader ship the why you should sell your crop through US. The Worlds Foremost Fur Selling Organization.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-22
MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN
Reports from Marine Stations at 1:3O P. N. toda

MARINE FORECAST PERIOD ENDING THURSDAY Icy outside winds 20 miles Canal nlevariabe winds mostly noery than miles
  Skasohery souheastery Thursday w
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-22
HERE FROM CORDOVA

John w. Ball and Ms. Marie Allain and sons of Cordova are stepping at the Barancf.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-22
CASEY MORAN HERE

Casey Moran, new Alaska High way patrolman is here from Ketch- ikan. He is stopping at the Cas- tineau.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09
BY SID FEEDER

BALTIMORE, May 8 Re
Overwork-the fear of it on the one
hand. the result Of it on the other
whitfield two starters off the
possible Preakness entry list to-
day, but stretch-fying Phalanx
checked in with a personal report
that he's all set and steamed up to
get even for his derby defeat.
The Gentleman from Virginia
made the report in the middle Of
Pimlico's race track as he tore
through his final full-dress work
out for Saturdays 57th romp fer
the black-eyed susans.
He clicked. off the half-mile in
40 and breezed out six furlongs in
1:16 to advise M and all-and
Derby winner Jet Pilot in par
ticular-that there's nothing wrong
with him that his full dinner buck
ct wouldn't cure.
Meantime, though, Double Jay,
the Delaware dandy who blazed
through six victories last season
and was .oted second best two
year old of 1916 by the nations
sports writer's, and Mityme, hard
hitting winner of two stakes here
at Pimlico in the past nine days,
we're definitely scratched" from
Saturdays scramble.