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RICHARD e. STANDS, Attorney,
ShOreham Building.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
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counbs snd he STATE of ne virsa
oa 81 the aTs DPet a9snf s eGm as
Testamentary on the estate of Janet Bu:.
aIaRt, ehanaP dF9yes late & the District Of
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof legally authentics.sd to
of Of FEBRUARY, AD. D. is4s: otherwise Te SsH they hey
may BY law be excluded from ali beneft
this 10Th day Of February, ie4S' MARY
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WILLIAM r. KELLY. P: J. ). HICoLADEs.
nrs+hi AttSTnsys TRlSn TT Trust sS Building Srr
Holding Probate co1rt.NNo. es3is. Al.
% e.. is to the eEs p,st SStee
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Letters
Hsr4 se Of On the the De ssfs o o Es EcsmD y
against, the deceased are hereby warned
thereof legally agthsn.ics.sd, s tS ths sub;
FeDFaary FsiRsa AD ses sh
by law be excluded from all benent Of
said estate, Given under my hand this
9th day of February, 1947. JOSEPH G.
STEPHENSON. 3011 Dent Pl. NV, Zone
Z. tSealD Attest: MELVIN j.. MAR
CUES. Deputy Register OF Wills for the
District of Columbia. Clerk OF the Probate
Court. fe14,2l2s
SCOTT P: CHAMPION, Attorney,
Munsey Building.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District OF Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.--Estate Of
lie Roy c. Willis, Deceased-No. 6s,6l6.
Administration Docket 145.-Application
having been made herein for probate OF
the last will and testament OF said
deceased, and for letters testamcntary on
satd ar. estase: ase By Annie Willis IT Is
l947, that Mrs, Maude daye, Mrs. Mildred
Nelson, Mrs. Edith Hilton, and all others
concerned, appear in said Court on Mon
day, the gath day Of March, AID. l947, at
1000 O'Clock AM, to show cause why
such application should not be granted.
Let notice hereof be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star" once in each OF three
successive weeks before the return day
herein mentioned the first publication to
be not less than thirty days before said
BoLITHA' j. LAWS, Chief Justice of said
AID! is49' (seaiD Attest: de rHEoDoRE
CoGsWEIL, Register Of Wills for the Dis
trict of Columbia. Clerk OF the Probate
Court fel4,21,9S
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND, railroad s1dings available.
Soneo industrial: both in DIG. and nearby
Maryland; small or large acreage; long or
co Ofice. uN 2525; res. EN-. $500
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS and builders
Wanted 80 houses in Arlington and Fair.
fax counties to sell to our customers. A
phone call will bring representatiye tS
CO., 1913 No. Uhle ST., OK. 1880. IA
HAVE CLIENTS for small homes in BE:
thesda area. r. s.. MATTHEWS, 160t
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PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED TO LEASE, with option to buy
shop about 36x100 it.: must have or b
near electric power and gas; must b.
priced right; either D. c., Maryland o
virginia. Write Box 1881. Star. ID
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LEGAL NOTICES.
J., oUIGLEY, Attorney

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HGass Sshss' FSE sas P;rfs Of i?sms
bnt ,s Tas a the S sts ys ei a0fs Vs.
Court Of the District Of columbis, Letters
e Of on bs the s4s ssis S o eshns s.
against the deceased are hereby warned
d S exhibit sy sf aahsnta.ss xts tsf to sss
January, AID. 1e4s, otherwise they may By
sstats, !, Given updsE my bang this MSs SSsh
RIsoN, 1918 Chapline St; wheeling; West
Deputy Deputy REGISTER Of wins for the District
of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
MIN0E; galley % IEUEH Er AttSEnsys; EI@'Tgb
Heidins sdfnss s0F presate 5eS ''sa &
M1Gn Esehd bdess sssha
the last viii and testament q said
this Goth day Of January. AD, la4I; that
Bonaid o i'is f. fa1faG White and Ae@ aeorTe whi.e
minor. and all others concerned, appear
in in sd Court Nn Monday the 1esh ~
to show cause why such application should
not be granteS I9t notice hereof se
porter and '"The Evening STAR" once
in each OF three successive weeks before
publication to be not less than thirty
days before said return day. Witness, the
Honorable BOLTTHA J. LAWS, Chief
January. AD 1e47. (Seal) Attest:
THEODORE CoGsWELL Register Of Wills
for the District of Columbia. Clerk OF the
Probate Court. ja3lfe7,l4.
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e98 ACRES, s-room house, large barns,
silo, machine shed, 8 tenant houses. well
fenced, wstered: $4,000; one-half cash;
45 miles D. C. Also
9h acres, lovely stream: S2,75O: 81 200
cash, $25 mo. until paid: "A mi. D. C.
A. 9. ANDERSON. 4253 FAIRFAX dr.. Ar
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

BETHESDA-1st commercial ground. We
have several of the verv best locations
here. CAN EARL T. WRIGHT Realsor'
EXCEIIENT FUTURE SITE for once
time; located at goth and L SITS. NV. For
BEgNsTEIR iasRaMSTEEiSIRRi & H CO. i41b K st. ST. W.,
NEAR so So. CAPITOL ST. BRIDGE.1st
commercial property suitable for any pro-
eressive business NELLIE LOWE CASSEL,
Realtor,- 1892 Wis. ave, AID. 211S. WI.
2oNsED CoMMERCrAL~-1 plot 150x15o in
No Arlington on Lee hwy, suitable for
anything, SO per 50. IT.: another plot
APPROX. same size on Lee hwy. In Fairfax.
Price 70 per #, For further information
call MRS. PANNILL at GIL. 6593, ewes; or
lRER al n
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FUTURE

THos. J. OWEN 4 SON, auctioneers, 4S5
Southern Bldg g-Trustees' sale OF valuable
two-story semidetached brick dwsllins
being known as premises No. sos Xenia
trust dated September 20, 1s46, being in
strument No. 1891. recorded october IL,
lg46. among the land records of the Dis;
trict of Columbia, and at the request OF
the party secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell, at public auction in front
of the. premises, on Thursday, the 30th
day Of January, AD, l947, at 3 O'Clock
premises, situate in, the District Of Colum,
bia, and designated as and being Lot, 70
in Sero CONSTRUCTION Companies subdivi-
sion Of lots in Square ,6l23 as per plat
recorded in the Office of the Surveyor for
the District Of Colrmbia in Liber f22,
Folio SO, subject to the building restriction
line as shown on said plat. Terms: Sold
subject to a prior building association first
ticulars, Of WHICH will be announced noun lat at
said trust to be paid in cash. A deposit Of
$4,000 required Conveyancing. record
ing, etc. at purchasers cost Terms to
be complied with. within so days, other
wise deposit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at the dis
cretion Of the trustees. NORMAN BERN
STEIN, BENJAMIN BERNSTEIN, Trustees
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COMMERCIAL SITES WANTED.

! 900 TO 10000 SO. F'T., first or second
mercial area. Give details. Box 47Q-j,
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coMMERcIAL PROP. FOR RENT.

%SNtsWkNSsAe FNSt' ESN NHhSss
End COMMERCIAL, .1144 18th st NV,
entire floor, 800 SC. it., suitable for ofhce.
COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
SOUTH CAPITOL AND HOWARD, End
commercial: ideal for gas station or ware
house; very reasonable. For further in:
formation, call HARRY DREISEN, Bond
Bldg, Ma. 7772: ewes. and Sunday, ia.
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BUNGALOW with. living ROOM, dining
room combined. 25 it. long by 15 wide.
nice Kitchen, with 2 attractive bedr ooms
and bath; steps to attic that is divided
into two sections, Ideal North ArlingStGn iES3n
easy walking distance. Call ARLINGTON
REALTY for further details, GIL: 1900
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ag The above sale has been postponed
until TUESDAY the FOURTH day, Of
PLACE and the SAME TIME. BY order Of
the trustees.
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JOSEPH A. MADEY, Attorney,
93l Washington Building.

loonttnued on Ne5t Psgs.l
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I-ARMY COLONEL offers 4-bedroom
furnished home at less than $4,000 for
a quick sale: bedroom on first floor. used
as 9lioTWafbyyte 9lioTWafbyyt brick especially nice excellent
neighborhood: bedrooms; possession at
3-Row brick. rooms, bath, to settle
estate, Glebewood Village.
4-Old 4-bedroom home, 21,7S0 50. #.
ground: h.-wh h. gas: very good. c; w.
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b4s1 ssSss fRoK ss q hs
sess.sn saa eu'ssor Psone md{ 81 Ass sfss RoscoE
FFAAfHdSA FAfRfAx sIeto9GilNSfEYS eoGNTY-7rm. modern home
iy Tm With Tepase b.d4n, din r and Kit hath
2nd fa aoor; n W, 0St Coal heat; Basement fuls
plastered: storm windows; telephone, gas
range and refTigerator barn nv an9 0.ihlei ilei
s s si7o6o 2 OSnef cn fefms fnnnsiesss G. ASPsksoS
AURORA ai ksfafE HILLS, sF vARs9Tictsa su5dv
ana sewer II: i block tFsnssp,, so, 5lks dnna4 te
LEE fGSdff HEIGafs0ked F; bI!tsk Colonial; slate
Se soSb f 9oo4 vbx 1g rdom baths yS ons
mirror mir RI over Is black @ marble hTepiace, French
door, from dining room to large screened
bedrooms 2 twin-bed size; ,3rd bedroom
has French doors to sun deck: tiled BATH
walls pns fa asphss me o
%oodeS of 6oeEs aS from OIL sfa
sOn psce eh 6Sase FRED pegee GEoRG eRas
Realtog. exclusive agent. 2173 N. dlebe I'd
qeses qesesSTbSlskher. sTz7 oA 0it is solid buy or
t % move into. A First hoor: iiy rm. VII
eP'ss oo osdPn5 sP Em s s' bah sE 5u Fl
ess hsat; Close to 4l cegRysnisnSes g0s len, IS
INd,. 0W; $500 OK; 2S41. .n,.., .15 IL
one who appreciates large, cheerful room:
and spacious liyiasa This i5.acse A c9ansF, nnrsr
in one of the best sections of Fsirfa,
County. and convenient to , new schools
house has been remodeled throughout re
Gently. There is beautiful living room
i6x30. with Heatilator fireplace; very at
tractive dining room with French door
opening onto an insiossd ssd,, porch s 3Ox12
bath, 2nd floor, 8 bedrooms q of which 4
tiled bath. with tub and built-in shower
inclosed sleeping porch 30x12; fun base,
cellar. a new s0-gal electric ,hotwate!
tank; concrete terrace around house. az
unusually fine Scar garage with ample
space for large apartment IT, above: Sahs Ethel
ms neld, or excellent for subdiRiding fol
hne. small estates. we believe this TO- s,ss .,
$4,000: terms ARRANGED. EASTMAN 8
STEELE. Realtors Fails Church 1920.
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ANNANDALE-New, .5-room brick. half
block bgs, completely modern. $11 800.
dNsIE New 6cToom masonry an9 large lot COM
,Ioom nna frame ne ges5S old completely
moaeT r9om n'se 6Tcf lo' compIeteIv oe modern, 4A
acre lot, built-in garage, $22. 800.
Also 3-room cottage, " acres, $1,000;
All priced for quick sale; reasonable
REAL ESTATE Annandale, Va. Alex.
1852 or after 8 pm, Alex. 2047: -l6
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-15
COASTAL AIRLINES
 FLIES 31 PERSONS
 IN, OUT, MONDAY

Alaska Coastal Airlines reported seven flights made yesterday, to Petersburg, Wrangell, Menafee In- let, K2tchikan, Ienakee, Hoonah, Pelican, Sitka, Warm Springs, Haines and Skagway
 Outbound passengers from Ju- neau to Sitka were Mir. and Mrs Mason Whitney. Ruth Hunsacker MT and Mrs Ben Lee. Max Rog- CTS, Mrs. Charley Moy and MT Paluska; to Haines, Larry Lind strcm, N A. McEachran, H. Mayo Mrs. H Kakkinen, Harriet Skoldon and H. Hopkins.
 To Petersburg, D. s. Townsend; to Tenakee, MT. and Mrs. Hill; from Skagway to Juneau, Frances Began, Peter r. Prange, P. Mack and A. P. Flynn; frcm Pelican, Arvid Alderman; from Tenakce. A. BabLitt, and MT. and Mrs. Louis Heins; from Hoonah, w. B. Davis, Jr., Hugh and Pat Daniels.
 From Wrangell to Juneau, Ms
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FIGHT DOPE

Fights staged last night resulted as fellows;
 At Allentown, Pa Ike Williams, 137l2. Trenton. N. j., stopped Frankie Cont 136l2, HaverhiN, Mass. C0 non-title.
 At Pittsburgh - Ezzard Charles, 176, Cincinnati, outpointed Fry Sar- lin, 1S2, Pittsburgh 10).
 At New York-Jce Sandy" Sad dler, 128, New York, outpointed Charlie "Cabey" Lewis l3o Ha- yana 10).
 At Milwaukee = Juste Fontaine, 139, Milwaukee, stopped Quentin Baby" Breese. Manhattan, Kas, (6)
 At Providence - Johnny Greco, 149l2, Montreal, stopped Cleo Shans, l48l2, Los Angeles (6).
 At Holyoke, Mass. TT Al Red Priest, 1858, Cambridge. outpointed Johnny Johnston, 159, Philadelphia 10).
 At San Francisco Paulie Peters. 169'2, San Francisco, outpointed Charley Eagle, 173, New York 10)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-15
Baseball Season WiII Open
 In Juneau Sunday, May 1t;;
 Three Teams 10 Be in league

Play ball will be heard in Juneau on Sunday, May II, when the 1947 season of the Gastineau Channel Baseball League is scheduled to open. This is the announc enent made by President William A. Folzheimer of the League, fol- lowing a meeting Sunday at which Stan Grummett, Vice-F9esident; Joe Sadlier, Secretary, and the managers of the three league teams were present. The Moo 2 and Legion will open the season.
 There will be three teams ih the leag,e. Elks Moo.e and Legion and the schedule will be so ar ranged that once a week, one of the league teams will play the Teen-Agers.
 Proxy Hclzheimer announces that team managers will be given un- til May 1 to announce their line ups then players later signed will be placed where they are most needed.
 Team managers will be, for the Elks, Art McKinnon; for the Le- zion, Claude Carnegie with Marc Johnson, assistant manager, and for the Moose, Mike Haas.
 At the close of the 1946 season. the following players were selected by the managers for a make ready team and the members will not be traced or allowed to play with any other team.
 The players in the Legion line up are Rollison, McDaniels, Neil sen, Gannet, Reed, Flint, Cope, Mi5erzejewski and Magorty
 Tfa Moose players are Forsythe, FloSerg, Metcalf. Harvey, Cassie, Pasquin, Sweeney, Vuille
 For the Elks are Holloway, Snow, Palmer, Schmitz, Werner, Dill hoffer, Guy, Smithturg, Hagerup and Phelps
 Newcomers desiring to play dur ing tfo season may contact the managers of the various teams CT sign up at the Empire office and their names will be handed in to the proper officials.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-15
TWO HEAvIES 10 FIGHT FOR HONOR
 OF MEETING JOE

LONDON, April 15.-tR-The goal of their ring careers-a fight With Jce Louis for the world heavy weight titlc-is just around the ringpcsts in the ten-round elimin- ation bout tonight between Bruce Woodcock and Joe Baksi.
 Nat Rogers, New York Match maker, promised to be one of the first into the winners dressing room with a contract for the new white hope to tackle the Brown Bomher in America next June.
 Nearly 1l,00o lans, paying 2l pounds (s84) fer ringside pews in Hemingway Arena, will cheer Woodcock in his crusade to make Baksi, former Pennsylvania coal miner, just another ex-challenger for the heavyweight crown.
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Rainiers and
 Beavers Will
 Open atHonne
By BILL BECKER

(AcSGeisted Press Sports Written
 The Pacific Coast League, swing ing into the third week was set today for it's secondary openers and a more accurate view ol its north ern lights-Seattle and Portland.
 At home for the first time after a not-too-torrid fortnight on the road, the Rainiers and Beavers will have a chance to settle into stride during the next two weeks. If they can win consistently in their own hackyards, the northerners shoult get into contention.
 The seventh-place Rainiers (5-9) open against Los Angeles ill day game, while other delayed openers put league leading San Diego at Hollywood and Sacramento at Oak land tonight.
 The Portland opening last of al. --cCmes tomorrow afternoo on against the defending champion San Francisco Seals. The Beavers and Seals will take up the slack by playing Q doubleheader Friday night.
 The Beavers surprised some Jb- servers, who had picked them as the circuits weak sister, by winning six of their first oozen games. Man ager Jim Turner's charges were spanked by the slugging ol out 1ielders Danny Escobar and Her man Reich, and the sharp curving of pitcher Vince Dibiasi.
 Seattle, which figured to benefit from numerous eX-Major League acquisitions, sputtered in it's first California invasion About the only bright spots were the over 400 belt ing of Leu Novikoff and the pitch ing oi southpaw Jim Ripple and sailor Bill Posedel.
 With first division San Francisco and Los Angeles providing the test. Oregon and Washington fans should soon have some sort of an answer to the question: will the northern lights be eclipsed again? They tied for lest place in 1946.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-15
JW( PEACE TIME
 PLANNING DEPT.
 MEETING APR. 22

The Juneau Woman Club Peace Time Planning Department meet ing will be held a week from to- night, having been postponed a week in order to make possible having Dr Howard C. Rufus as speaker for the evening, it has been announced.
 The meeting will be held at tre home of Dr, and Mrs. Henry Har- ris, 413 Tenth Street, at 8 o'clock,
 Dr. Howard C. Rufus, new Me0i- cal Director with ANS, will speak on Contributing Causes to De- linquency. Crime, and Mental Ill., ness" developing the subject of the meeting, Public Safety and Welfare, as announced by the lead CT, Mrs. Robert s. Treat.
 Because pr. Rufus talk will be of such general interest. Mrs. Don C Tester, Department Chairman, is extending a special invitation to all department and JWC mem bers to invite their husbands and others who are interested, and she suggests that those not participat- ing in the tusiress meeting may prefer to come at 8:30 rather than at o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-15
SPRING GLASSES NOW
 ENROLLING

All forms of dancing and ball. room for beginners. Phone Red 575.
 adv 55S-tf
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R. A. Schwartz; from Ketchikan D. l. MeCune; from Warm springs Carl Bergstrom
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The widely used species of food fish is the herring.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-15
BIG LEAGUE SEASON WILL
 OPEN TO-DAY
All Sixteen Clubs Expected 10 Be in Pldy-Negro
 Is in One Lineup
tBy THD ASSOCIATED PRESS

It's play ball" for the Major Leagues today. Weather permitting, all l6 Major League clubs will be in action Both the National and American Leagues have full states scheduled.
 The weather may be big ques- tion Rain tell over a good section of the country yesterday and fore ed postponement of the traditional seasons opener at Washington, be- tween the New York Yankees and the Senators. President Truman was at Griffith Stadium ready to throw cut the first ball when the proceedings were called off because of the rain. Mir Truman will get his chance to show off his south paw pitching on Friday, when the Yankees return to Washington.
 Despite yesterdays rain, Nation al and American League officials are hopeful for today The general forecast is TOT cool, cloudy weather.
 The National Leagues opening day schedule will find St. Lou's at Cincinnati, Boston at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at Chicago, and New York at Philadelphia The Ameri- can League opening day schedule is Washington at Boston, Philadel- phia at New York, Detroit at St Louis and Chicago at Cleveland.
 The Brooklyn Dodgers-true to their tradition of never doing the traditional = apparently will start the season without an official man. ager. As yet, the Dodgers have not come up with a replacement for suspended Leo Durocher. Club President Branch Hickey said he had offered the post to Joe Me Carthy. but that the former New York Yankee pilot rejected the job. Clyde Sulleforth is directing the Dodgers until a manager is named.
 Four other clubs have new man. agers. Bucky Harris = the boy manager" ol the Washington Sen ators in the mid-twenties-is back cn the firing line as pilot of the New York Yankees. And Muddy Ruel is master -minding the St. Louis Browns. In the National League. Billy Herman will make his bow as manager of the Pitts burgh Pirates, and Johnny Neun will usher in the season at the helm of the Cincinnati Reds.
 When Jackie Robinson trots cut to his first base position for the Brooklyn Dodgers at Ebhets Field he will be the first negro to play in the Major Leagues since the turn of the century. Twenty other promising rockies also start their Bis League careers today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-15
HOSpITAL NOTES

St. Ann's Hospital admitted Thorvald Jensen William Davis and Mrs. Carl Cruse yesterday, all for medical attention Mrs. Thomas McGrail was admitted to mater nity and at o'clock this morn ing gave birth to baby boy weighing seven pounds and seven ounces.
 Discharged were Karen Werner, Mrs. Josephine Boyd and Grover Franklin.
 Government Hospital had no new patients admitted and made no discharges.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Sell it with an Empire Want-ad!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-15

The undersigned having heen ap- pointed administrative of the estate of Anna Vim, deceased, all persons having claims against said estate are requested to present same to the undersigned, at Room l9, Valentine Building, Juneau, Alaska, within 5ix months from the date hereof.
 Dated this 25th day of March, l947.
 BESS A WYNN. First publication, March 25, 1947. Last publicaton, April Is. 1947.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-15
Sports Briefs

Tie San Francisco Seals pinch hitter and utility player, Battle Zone" Sanders has decided to stay with the Coast League club. Las. Saturday he asked to be re- leased so he could make a deal for himself and play regularly. However, playing relief role in Sundays doubleheader, Sanders got five hits and contributed a spectacular catch. Between games he asked Manager Lefty ODoul if he could change his mind and stay. Lefty said Es could.
 Tie Los Angeles Angels have signsd up first baseman Larry Barton, who was released by Oak land The Angels also announced the optional release to Tulsa of first baseman Jack Richards and pitcher Vern Olsen.
 The American Bowling Congress tourney in Los Angeles hit a lull yesterday Determined keglers failed to dislodge any of the five leaders in the various divisions.
 At San Diego, midwest pin ar tists continue to dominate open jDo activities in tbe Wpet Goa ct Bowling Congress tournament. Vince Powers and Jim Septic of Kansas City swept into the doubles lead with l,l86 points.
 Ths University of Oregon has new assistant basketball and baseball coach He is Don Kirsch a former Oregon athlete who has been coaching at Hillsboro, Oregon high school,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-15

m yesterday to 430 a. today) WEATHER SYNOPSIS: which located over yesterday morning has decreased in intensity ana Columbia this The pressure IS Alaska develop this during the next "A hours l Alaska this Tempaatres along the coast fem Van 32 48 degrees Nenana fallen during th of the northern United States the
  Alaska
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MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN
uons ai 1:GO P. M. today

FORECAST FOR PERIOD ENDING WEDNESDAY EVE  nchease winds 10 to l5 miles hour becoming 20 to Protected waters of Southeast Alaska outside Dixon Enhance Sitka-varahle
  noheasterly winds 10 to Is miles cuteasey to 20 miles tonight Increasing cloudiness with rain by Wednesday
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-15
LEiJCIii.

LgiGGEKS
 ATTENTION LOEGEES with logs for sale. Contact Juneau Lumber Mills. Will buy from 100000 it. to 10,O0o,00O feet. For further particulars see Juneau Lumber Mills 433-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-15
TRIPLEZ CLEANERS

Will accept no work after today, April l5, while Sam the Tailor is On vacation. adv 554-t1
Evening star., 1947-01-12
State Controls for Sleeping Pills

Drug Administration and the Amer
ican Pharmaceutical Association.
It was after this meeting that the
.moder' law was drafted.
Maryland has q control law which
IS satisfactorily effective, The Dis
trict of Columbia has no strict
statute governing barbiturates nor
does Virginia.
During the last Congress Repre-
sentative Mcmillan, Democrat, Of
South Carolina sponsored o bill
which would have set up q barbi-
turate statute for the District, but
it failed Of final passage. Repre-
sentative Rogers, Republican, Of
Massachusetts sponsored . Federal
law which also failed Of passage.
The issue, however, is one for the
States, Commissioner Anslinger be-
leves. He has been notably sue
cessful in reducing Illicit traffic in
the more pernicious narcotics.
He feels some disappointment that
enough funds have not been forth
coming from Congress to enable him
to destroy "every bit of rnarijuana"
In the country. But the place to
handle the barbiturate problem
with its tragedies and lesser ills-;s
in the individual States, he says.