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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
Stassen Is Optimistic Over World Peace; Has 'Fighting
 Chance 10 Be President
By D. HAROLD OLIVER

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-R- Harold E. Stassen said today he is optimistic about world peace, and also thinks he has "a fighting chance" to become the next Presi- dent of the United States.
 The former Minnesota Governor an announced candidate for the Republican Presidential nomina- tion-held a news conference timed 70 publication of his book Where I Stand"
 In the book he urged sharp cut in upper bracket individual income taxes and a special levy on large fortunes. He also suggested new programs for housing and health, three amendments to the Taft Hartley Labor Act, and a dozen steps for combating Communism in this country.
 Stassen told the news confer ence new constitutional amend ment may be needed to put hi: tax ideas into effect. He said they have practically no effect, however on the amount of revenue to the government.
 A reporter asked Stassen about his plans to invade Taft terri tory on quest for delegates in the South.
 Stassen replied that Southern delegates are going to be i'm portant" at the Republican nomi- hating convention and we are go- ing down there to make a start. v He is starting speech-making tour which will include some states in the traditionally Democratic South"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
RUSSIA. WILL (0MpR0MI5E, PALESTINE
Soviets Will Agree 10 Bril- ish Remaining When
 Mandate Ends
By JOHN A. PARRIS. Jr.

LAKE SUCCESS, Nov. l0.-lR- Soviet Delegate Semen K. Tsar- apkin said today that Russia was prepared to make concessions in an effort to reach an agreement with the United States on enforce ment of the proposed partition of Palestine into separate Arab and Jewish countries.
 An official source meanwhile said Russia had formally introduced a new propasal at a closed meeting of working party" composed of Russian, American, Canadian and Guatemalan delegates from the United Nations Assembly's par tition" subcommittee.
 Tsarapkin made his statement of Russian willingness to comprom- ise as he entered the secret ses- sion.
 The Soviet delegate said Russia would agree to most of the sug- gestions for compromise submitted last week end by Lester B. Pearson of Canada.
 Pearson suggested that Britain end her mandate over the Holy Land January l, but continue to administer Palestine until separ- ate Arab and Jewish regimes are established
 Tsarapkin indicated before the meeting that Russia would not ob- ject to Britain remaining while longer in Palestine. Previously the Russians proposed that the man. date end January and that Brit ain withdraw by April 30.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
The W ashingt ion Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON

ABOARD THE FRIENDSHIP TRAIN-Thousand of people have been down to greet the Friendship Train all along the line to watch it's boxcars, packed ceiling high with wheat roll on toward Europe.
 But the reel story of this train lies even deeper. It is the story of American teamwork-the kind of teamwork that this country always shows when the need arises.
 For instance, American Legion Posts, GA of them, all over Los An- geles County, get together, reorgan- ized the wartime car pools they hadn't used since gasoline rationing ended, to carry 100-pound sacks of flour to schools, fire stations and other food-collection centers
 Then there were the teamsters. When Ray Laheney, head of the Los Angeles Teamsters Union, was asked if his men could help, the reply was immediate. Leheney not only helped collect the food, but also organized the employers for whom his teamsters work The truck owners donated the trucks, the union men donated the labor, and, for appr oximately 96 hours,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
MAN CHARGED A5
 BUTTER STEALER IS OUT ON BAH

Rudolph Adolf Halemba was re- leased from the Juneau Federal Jail this morning when his at torney, Howard Stabler, posted S2,00O bond. He is awaiting a hearing by the Federal Grand Jury on a charge of larceny from boat.
 Halemba was arrested last month at Sitka and accused of stealing $45 worth of butter from freight CT which was in port there. He was a member of it's crew.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Nov. ie. - Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is AS, American Can S6a4, Anaconda 34A, Curtiss-W Wright 5s4 International Harvester 88la, Kennecott 48%, New York Central 137s. Northern Pacific 1915, U. s. Steel 75A, Pound S4.031s.
 Sales today were 720000 shares.
 Averages today are as follows industrials l8221. rails 47.59, utili- ties 34.66.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
CAPTAIN M0N5EN IS LAID TO REST
 THIS AFTERNOON
Last Respects Paid 10 flieI Who Met Death at Con-
 troIs on Last Flight

Funeral servlces for Capt Ali Nikolai Monsen were held in the Elks Hall this afternoon with otfi- csrs of Juneau Elks Lodge No. APO performing the lodge ritual. Bur ial was in the Elks Pot of Ever green Cemetery.
 Captain Monsen veteran Alaskan pilot and senior pilot for Pan American World Airways Alaska Division, lost his life when his ship crashed on Annette Island two weeks ago. He was born in Bergen, Norway, Fetruary l, 1900, the son of Hans and Betzy Mon- sen. With his family he first came to the United States when he was six years old He returned to Norway and came back to this country when he was ten. The Monsen family lived in Oak land, California, and it was there that Ali attended the public schools and where his father be- | came a citizen of the United States.
 In Alaska At F
 Captain Monsen came to Alaska when he was IT years old with friends of his father who were in- terested in a coal mine operation near Chickaloon, worked as a boy on the Alaska Railroad. In the summer of 1918 he left Alaska with a group of boys who went to Seattle to enlist in the Navy, but found enlistments closed In 1920 he returned to Alaska and worked for the railroad, living in Anchor age where he was married in 1921 to Margaret Simonsen, mother of his two sons, Wesley and Albert.
 Mechanically minded, he soon turned to aviation and determined to learn to fly. He returned to Oakland where he studied aviation and made his first solo flight in 1928. For three years he flew charter work, acted as instructor, flew for exhibitions at county fair rodeos and carnivals
 After MT. and .drs. Edward Lowe established Pacific Inter national Airways with headquart- CTS in Anchorage, Alaska. with Alex Holden and Harry Blunt, both already PA employees, Captain Monsen went north in February, 1881, to get job.
 Flying for Pacific International he became one of the best known of the early Alaskan air mail pilots. He went with the Rev Hubbard as a mechanic on his Aniakchak trip, and took part in many other notable air ventures as Alaskan aviation became more. widespread
 When Pacific International sold out to Pacific Alaskan Airways in 1892, Captain Monsen joined the Pan American subsidiary and at the time of his death had logged
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
TWO F&wL AGENTS HERE

Tne M. s. Scoter, Fish and Wild life Service vessel, arrived here from Sitka Saturday with two F&WL Agents on board The Sitka Agent, Conner Hilsinger is visiting here briefly but expects to return to his post in two days. Charles Petrie, Agent at False Pass, has been assisting Hilsinger, but has returned here Tor further assign ment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
CUB PLIERS DELAYED IN
 WORLD TRIP

ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Nov. l0.- --lR-Because of poor weather along the Alaska highway, pilots George Truman and Cliff Evans, flying around the world in Cub planes, said today they expect to remain at least until Tuesday.
 The Weather Bureau here said the coast route was open today but that icing conditions over the high way route might prevail for two or three days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
C0RD0vA MAN ELECTED HEAD,
 ALASKA MOOSE
Walter Hermanson of Ju. neau Chosen as First
 ViCe-President

SITKA, Alaska, Nov. 10.-lR-The third Alaska Moose convention elected Karl D. Stettler, Cordova President Saturday and picked Cor dova for nexc years annual gel together
 Other officers named were:
 Walter R. HermanSon, Juneau First Vice President.
 A. H. Deyer, Anchorage, Second Vice President
 H. V. Newell, Ketchikan, Third Vice President.
 Harry Hagen, Sitka, Fourth Vice President.
 Victor Miller, Anchorage, Director of Athletics.
 Dr. A. c. Monniger, Baltimore Md. and Al J. Satori, Spokane Wash, honorary members.
 Past Supreme Governor Satori and Grand North Moose A. C. Monniger addressed the delegates and resolutions were adopted on numerous soolal and economical problems.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
SEATTLE VISITORS

The following from Seattle are registered at the Baranof Hotel Richard P. Codd, MT. and Mrs. D. A. Lane, MT. and Mrs. James H Deeter, F. H. Demmett, Edward and Sarah Murray and MT. and Mrs. ,. P. Wolfe, John w. White and R. c. Johnson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10

 TUESDAY

Tomorrow is Armistice Day, a holiday, and schools, storss and banks will be closed, as well as Federal, Territorial and City off, ces. There is no general obser- vance to be taken here. The Elm pire will publish as usual, going to press early in the afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
FAwCETT POSTS BAIL

Al Fawcett posted S200 bail yes terday and YVES released from the City Jail pending trial on two counts. He IS facing charges Of selling liquor without license and selling liquor tc minor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
MISS DICKEY HERE

Miss Miriam Dickey, secretary to Capt. A. E. Lcthrop. arrived in Ju- neau on Sunday via Pan American Airways to attend the funeral of Capt. Ali Monsen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
MARRIED IN DOUGLAS

Richard w. DeWeil and Frances Ann Lawrence. both of Juneau, were married Friday night in Doug las hy U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray Ben and Nancy Jackson were witnesses.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
JUNEAUITES RETURN

The delegation of Moose from Juneau returned from Sitka early this morning aboard the Monterey and report q wonderful time at the Alaska Moose convention
 At the final meeting, Sitka Moose were announced winners of the rItualistic contest and trophy was awarded the bowling team for winning the pin contest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Baranof, from Seattle, scheduled to arrive tomorrow afternoon. Freighter Jumper Hitch, from Seattle, due to arrive at 10 a. m tomorrow
 Alaska scheduled to sail from Seattle tomorrow.
 Princess Norah scheduled to sail from Vancouver p. m. tomorrow Square Knot scheduled to sail from Seattle Nov. 14.
 Ring Splice scheduled to sail from Seattle Nov. 20.
 Denali from west, scheduled southbound a. m. tomorrow, and leaves for south one hour later.
 THATCHER HERE
 T. A. Thatcher of Ketchikan is stopping at the BaranOf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
WEATHER REPORT

. Temperature TOT 24-Eour . Period Ending 7:30 O'Clock
 This Morning . In Juneau-Maximum 46; , minimum. 39. . At Airpcrt-Maximum, A; . minimum, A0 . WEATHER FORECAST . Duncan and Vicinity . Rain or ram showers, not . much change tonight and . Tuesday.
 PRECIPITATION . (Past 24 hours ending 7:30 am. today) . In Juneau - .110 inches; . since Nov. 1, 393 inches; . since July 1, 45.60 inches. . At Airport - .49 inches. . since Nov. l, 160 inches; . since July l, 2887 inches. .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
MAYOR vEvELsTAD HERE

Carl Vevelslad, Mayor of Peters burg. is staying at the Baranof.
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Evening star., 1947-09-26

signed an agreement waving rights
to each others property and earn
ings.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
Estate Of S., 100000
Is Left by Mrs. Nash
By the As.eeieted Press

by HIS RssOIIuIe0 rTess
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 26.-A So
100000 estate has been left by Mrs.
Jessie Hallack Nash, wife of auto
manufacturer, Charles w. Nash. She
died August 18 at the age of 83.
Her will, probated yesterday, dis
closes the total, most of which will
be divided between two daughters,
Mrs. Ruth Nash Bliss. Crosse Point
Farms, Mich. and Mrs. May Nash
Brenton, Beverly Hills, Calf. TIC
her 83-year-old husband she be-
queathed their Beverly Hills home
and Wisconsin hunting lodge.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
By the Assoeiossd Press


LOS ANGELES, Sept. 26.-"This
isn't acting. chum-this isn't part
Of my job" Greer Carson sobbed
outside the courtroom where she
had won divorce yesterday from
Richard Ney. actor.
The red-haired actress, whose
composure on and of the screen has
seldom been noticeably ruffied
nearly broke down on the witness
stand as she testified:
IT tried continually to smooth
things over at home, but he made 1t
impossible"
Then she dashed, weeping, from
the courtroom.
Superior Judge Arthur Crum is
sued the decree on her allegations
of cruelty, which she gave haltingly
that Ney spoke disparagingly OF
her work, and once kicked and
pounded on her door when she had
retired early because Of a dawn
studio call.
Miss Carson, IS, and Ney, SO, were
married In July, 1943, after they ap-
peared In MRS. Miniver" together,
and separated last January 20.
There are no children.
The Irish-born actress formerly
was married to Abbot Slenson, Brit
ish civil servant. She and Ney
Evening star., 1947-03-13
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY Cont.

u~SSSS W~tNfse ~ wv tSshtsf
fusinsss Wanted; hirhsss prisss eStainea;
ssfls'sss sfss co. :sIE'f: $685. s7ss fA FL
SUPPLY AND DEMAND-You supply us
demand, We Plsdsed e gtys fss5 apPyssissl 9s &
8-RoOM AND 2-BATH MODERN home n u
American University Park, Or upper 18th
st. Client will pay up to $4,000: Inn
mediate action. A. s. GARDINER g. CO.,
Realtors, 1881 I st. NV, MA. 1884, IA
house If priced right. Prefer places suit
able for renting rooms. any size 1Ol9
VeE%ohS WI GAN sfHii BELL YOU YOUR HousE and get you
top cash price in D. c. or Md; free ap-
praisals; plenty clients waiting for quick
results Call A. H. Parker. RA. 1858; OF
IA. 3e6S.. J. B. TTFFEY & son, 316
ksHeVisd4SE FsfeVs4E St t2k4Y, RHY with ~ cash: aI5ss.
from owner; detached brick, BrightwS1a g y. %
Old: bedrooms. baths, automatic hot
water heat, recreation room. BOX 44-S'
WANTED TO buy or 8 bedroom house:
prefer near Clarendon and Catholic
IY sell YoGR HOME, the MORGAN WAY
Honest, courteous service; free estimates.
TR 6262 till pm. Id
Evening star., 1947-03-13
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

ARE YOU LOOKING for an industrial
building. site or warehouse3 What Kind OF
needs. BASILIKO INVESTMENT CORR.
2l2 Bond Bldg. pI s724. --2s.
building, Site or warehouses What kind Of
building do you want? We can supply your
liz Bond slde.. 81. s72z. II
BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA and 14th st.
Bridge on No; hwy. 2765 Jefferson Davis
masonry walls, aluminium trusses, roof.
etc. except supporting columns; lst door
10 It. In: End floor reinforced concrete
slab, 125-lb. live load. clearance It. IN;
built in 1915; toilets, unit heeters; &c. .S69
Cyclone fence: siding in front Of property.
Occupancy in 80 days. Desirable for ware
house, distribution, manufacturing. engi.
neering, etc; Is minutes from heart Of
IWashington; .attrsctivcly priced Tor duiek
sale Shown By appointment only. Bee MI.
Parsons, WEAvER EROS, INC, Washing
ton Bld9.. O1 $500. -1S
Evening star., 1947-03-13

X ST. Mr.. 18th-3 floors, 2.700 "a. It.:
Isn Whole or part neWly remodeled; attractive
EGksrsakD 1stis hA 'Sfr1cEs. 81 desk .p.e. Ill.
phone answering Service. experienced op-
sssSISgss. 5ssfisrS: 81 s,sS t;sIh: s.I:
newly q priSas @ 'G i.v.sosy: M deal
Hsasn f0T Dusnss f ANY oss ss
only pag agas9ls 'Dass R ri. SasFn sHrf are
fRoMfSENT rs 1sts 1sss s sT S.ssmeas p ssso oe.
ma axsDs D4ovasd s R''ssn R oss osn
tt DncToRs, re DENTisTs, EN- several YER 0e desir.Sis
suites nov availabIe in the Park Lane
Mfsfs Sds Service hoss nsar svssss aa
SSsfs sssshsr s. n 4 SEo II r. sESs hiSs
K < ST. swi W. a.s,,s, a.sE nsx osors. w.sh,ns.ea
ness ness window on 'front.': deal ipr Or dental
wl lssss sss snss LIS 4fs n 0Ss ss
bo5r6ns log & SSfEichs SHi L. soSs Conn Il. Ave-.
modelled. al modern; street entrance. WIN
sns aasrssrl sa' o. IND door dssrsd as4f
2 STUDIO RMs,, pvt. snt., .2nd a.; reason
able rent. Apply LIDO VALET. 1927. K
OFFICE OF ICE OR DESK SPACE. msiiins sd-
dress, telephone, on Conn. ave. CAN IN
RsssSn RWS 1.tfI asaI koom 8 s tssf essh %.
Snds trent reoT blIsr ItSa < KS s. iooi ,Ssp faIl
ron RENT. small ONCE. walnut desk and
chair INCLUDED, Call Ma. 5323. is
cond. bldg; central location; reasonable
rental. 921 18th st. NV Ex. 3232. --16
TWO BRIGHT, CHEERFUL, good-sizs
rms, on End and 3rd floors Of 819 18th
st. NV: through ventilation. Avail. April
1st; may be Inspected any time durinf
the day; rental includes heat. HENRY
Of gI41 la
Evening star., 1947-03-13
SUBURBAN sALE-ylRGIhIA.

IMMACULATE CONDITION, brick bunga-
low: liv rm with fireplace, dining rm., 2
nice bedrms, tile bath, equipped kit. rm.
for 2 large bedrms. and bath on End a.,
full basement. recreation room, oil &C.
heat; $4,000; attrac. 40 loan. Shown
BY appt. MoNcURE AGENCY. Falls
Church 22oo: after p.m., phone Roberts,
fMMaGuLATE hi 1US5IzTi s-BEDRM. BRICK home
with garage. lovely yard having many
flowers, strawberries and shade trees;
SI6,3oo Excl. ELIZABETH W. RoSEN'
LOVELY o LOT with many flowers sur
rounds this brick Cape Cod home: i
and bath on End; fireplace in liv. rm.;
lge kit, nice din. rm., porch, garage;
S17,500 Excl. ELIZABETH W. ROSEN,
St So, 7so BUYs THIS COMFORTABLE 2-bed-
The house contains living rm.. dinette,
kitchen combination. 2 bedrms. and bath;
full bsmt., oil heat; very conveniently 10
Gated; excellent terms, BICKLE d LUP-
TON Realtors, 31l4 10th rd.. No. oW.
sou soGTH IA AAiRaIIiSGToN-This lovely brick
home is priced down for, quick sale; liy;
!5 bs.t 5snssdi9 as iSs nIsIs sS%s lSs IR
CT. 1896. OK. 1884. Open until p.m.
Evening star., 1947-03-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

n,w.-Business BLDG. old-established dental
sss an sp xpssn Win R sons dasa
9asS%s sse 900: msS % essSl' essh reau!rsd s
CARTER, RIM. 1872, Bond Bldg, MA. ATS.
BUSINESS PROPERTY on Mt. Vernon ave,
Alexandria: Call - Tor informatioI and
PseeMf P ~ ia7a EE sPa PSIGE 5H 59a SBSa So Ar Hsss
ssisas,stoIy Sfief; is:st xIds;, s,.; ;sssraet,Iyys
We'll, We'll eves.. s.9Io. IL. sii7. m pRuRy REALTY
soHe ns COMM Sa7 coRNEn s5 sK re- ssory aSs brick
oR aokRIs Is ReaItor III 50ns EXCLUSIVE sFeo?a a1s5 "a
szs sna eoMMEkcfal: CON- hE ia1s 900 blk, of st. .v
bath: ssustea saa OsaeRsn' On iOt SOFT
exc to 70
s5d is. case
| for sound investment in . store. garage
ss'tsaF'Rs is4 Rs.h IL n'sssE es M ei 9afE d:ta s?s
Isl COMMERCIAL, Kennedy st. n.w@2
sale; owner. will take $1s,5O0 for both;
on e' p, each. ~ VIM. S q. LfBBY CO c., RE. $3.50
TWo ~ ; GENERAL GRf@NEAL STORES and tourist homs
on main Virginia highways in up and COM
ns ns nTg nS % s9S 5s5 59m Mas
1fures. as Stock. ilvins Quarters. isTnis"Es
and good will all go; money,maker for
the right party; substantial cash required
Call Mr.. Ussery. with BICKLE y LyPToN,
SEW eth nj E Gw BIS Sa5s OK xeoss.ed 1sSs
Arlington rental over $500 month,
orered At sss.b5 BOO. Many other bushes:
efSbssies SSss asoT sG suit ow xou s7ss ssedS H.
1st COMMERCIAL; Conn. ave. near Calvert
st.--story brick, 23' front; street level;
Oil heat; excellent conditio5no, 5oo Price, S55.ss
ssS NJ a Hsasss ssss Boss ss2s iEss &C.
MAR sfl1 < sfxrpkk e RiH HOTELS. eommereia,
.y MO bo99a 91n+ ss III 7 ssdo
and and Sunday, dL. 62s5. BOSS & PHELPS,
WHscoasiN Wise issn AVE-. Vi; below Gu. s.-s-stor,
rf ments ABOVE; nne location for many types
8. SullSina. Shss'esll cail Mr. wkitshssa NA 1900:
ewes; and Sunday, NJ 3050. BOSS d
sTohE H6Efs ANS Ms AIS af1s devnts1n e. S section.
ceilent h 3-stors modern building with pros
porous going grocery business on pa,s sroand nd
once building now going up; ., modern
apartments on upper floors in beautiful
condition; deep lot With storsse building
and loading facilities for numerous ears
or trucks; suitable for various kinds OF
retail and Wholesale business: stock. tx
lures good viii .n ineIded snn IL very scw price
REALTY CO, Realtors, e26 New YORK ave.
Evening star., 1947-03-13
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

GEORGETOWN-Vacan brick bldg: 16x
1875: foors: INDUSTRIAL zone; sl6o mo
Il 4oIso, u Sha SshcoNp HS FLOOR, 1sSoR Clinton, Md.
miles from p. c. line. $50 per month
io,ooo s5 @ 10 1900 so. FIT. or more in new
1-story. nreproof building, corner No. l
Highway and Calvert st., opposite Potomac
pressed ~ siding at rear, large truck
loading doors on wide concrete side street;
big showroom on highway trSn, az.
heaters, heavy-duty current, ali utilities
bus at door: excellent labor snpp,y. en.y
session late April: viii finish to suit; suit
able sales and distribution center. truck-
ing terminal. warehoustng, etc. See Mr
ton Bldg, DI. $500: ewes. CH. 9238. lie
IDEAL LOCATION near Navy Yard; $500
50. IT. floor space with heat, light and
MICHAEL WALSH a. SON. 1911 Eye st
nv, RE. 1882, ewes. co. $3.50. Ia
Evening star., 1947-03-13
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

$1,000 so. Fl. OF GROUND on West Vir-
ginia ave. ne. Railroad siding in rear
at sys This sns + % the
center sites in Washlneton. Complete
plans prepared for warehouse building
SALE OR RENT-Private B. & o. r. R.
siding: building suitable for rnanufacture,
assembly plant, storage; $4,000 50. #; will
j. AARa1s ROGERS. Hyattsville. Nd,
UN 0493, DE. 1902, 10
SILVER SPRING, MD.-Industrial corner
and on hard street. EARL J. PRESTON
Real Estate. SH. 1852. -15
end COMMERCIAL GROUND, excellent NV.
section; approx 81 900 50. IT.; priced 81 .25
per So IT.; also ground In 1st commercial
and industrial areas. For, complete infor,
nation. can Mr.. Rosenthal commercial
ewes, EN-. 6O27. LEO NJ BERNSTEIN g.
CO, 1415 K st. NV. '''Washington's Com
plete Real Estate Institution" -l6