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SILVER SPRING BUNGALow-Brick, full
bsmt, bedrms.., living, nm; with firepl;;
dastts sas5e s nice 4t sfss
PHILIP B, KEY REALTY. 81. 3olo, till
CHEVY P.V CHASE GARDENS, reduced in
price; very attractive and charming home,
on beautifully handicapped lot; about one
block from Chevy Chase grounds: center .
and library; finished rms, ,3rd A.; fun
Phaa heat. s.sa car mssq garage t ca ali Mr. Wilson, m
togs @ 81. sh0rsFsm n, nlds, Ma. 475o; eye eyes"
GREENWiCH r.: EisnSi H FoREsT-Price Just re-
duced on this exceptionally charming and
well-built home, well plsnned,, eti,,,o on lss
1st A., center-hall entrance, Iiy. room
with aadtoining; screened porch. lge, din
deishtfa m4deTn } hst Kit snd Ice A.
rm. bar, maids rm. with bath. laundry,
oil heat 2-ear garage % Irn Gall Mrs. Keating,
tors, shoreham Bldg, Ma. 475o; eyes.
MI. S147. -26
NEARBY MD.-6 rooms and bath. "a
slS,gsS 5sSns and BATH oil heat on l acre
-. lovely H,o rooms and BATH on large
,oS i9vsly i lsysl SSe acres with stream priced
call Mr.. Allnust, LowERY 81 MELTON
Realtors. SH. 1900. rs
COLORED-GENTLEM COUNTRY PL.
believably fine neighborhood; fireplace,
bath. coal stoker and INV. heat; barn n
stead of published. A professional man
deserves such a home: only $s, 500; 6 Con; n
MOREA1J, WA. DDTl or WA, 6SSU.
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,NvEsTMENr PROPERTY FOR SALE.

sUITLAND MANOR. opposite perm, Govt.
ssEarn s asa a sssss ny owS VIZ Hz Hsh 4s
TYR. old modern 3-family nat, near
as sh aRR2 aas 9sts5 eozEN Il RE RI fnrasf 9fs
FOR NoNPRoFIT organization, suitable
erly, Select hotel, A gorgeous mansion IN
select downtown location; wholly detached,
with large parking facilities on Its, ITS own N
Large and elegant ballroom and number
Faesls rGehs i IN needed. Many baths o'HARE
EsRAHss, EssksE sassEnsIS sh sISo HALL and looms:
papost ers suabs er
:ssd aE fsR sess ff BssssFs Ea
APARTMENT HOUSES. several very good
BEosokR s pERRiNG HsEshsas & C.. Realtors 81
1usIT sElss apt slas in excellent M ~
tenants pay gas and electricity; GE refgr.
and gas stoves: $4,000 cash required.
Mr., Stanton, BARLOW REALTY CO..
sxelusiys agents, Realtors, 1881 g st. nsw..
MI. PLEAsANT-Investment opportunity,
ST; 950-3.famiiy ,3famiiy converted bldg., located
at 3177 18th st. NV. next TO corner of
Lamont St: oil furnace tsummer- winter
hookup); monthly rent. $3.50, making an
eoss eoes Je'an f. NOBLE soAz aesitor. nsa 74sa
wis ave, Bethesda. WI 1900. -25
INVESTMENT-APT. OR TOURIST home.
IA rms and bsmt 8 complete baths On
Route 33 within corporate limits OF Hsr-
risonburg. Va, heart of Shenandoah VAL
ley Sacrificing at less than S21 900.
NE,s NEss snd .sb ITS ag.. gs
store and Q apts, rented for over 81 1900
per year, same tenants for oyer 15 years.
A bargain for S16.e50. CAL Mr.. Raine-
14th st. NV. DI. 3346
Mr.. 22d AND G SITS. NV, LIST CONNER
cial--2 7-rm. and bath bricks together;
spts Great demand in this section for
rooms, Priced right for quick sale.
FLOYD Z DAVIS CO.. Ma o362.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

FOR sALE-First commercial rear: 2I2l
18th st. NV; one-story and basement
building and lot: OH heat: $500. Call
RE 47s7, RUSSELL F. BARRETT
2O24 ST. N.W.-Commercial prop, first
q. and bsmt., vacant; 2 apartments on
2nd a., one apt. on 3rd f.; excel bus.
home For further information, call Mr.
Arthur, with j. DALLAS GRADY g. SON.
DI $3.50: eyes. FIR. 0991.
floor trear 1900 is 2f1d comml. has dis
play room, office, storeroom, shop, loading
platform: excel midtown corner location.
MR.. MALCOLM. Ma. 5a63, OR. 1915, FIR.
ARLINGTON, 2nd commercial-Triang
lot l14,400 So. ft,l fronting on main thor
ougffare and 2 side streets. most de-
sirable site and priced reasonably; NAL
COLIN, Ma 1868, OR. 6916, FIR. 2619.
OUTSTANDING SITE for park and shop:
over 260-ft, frontage on main thoroush-
fare: near large apt; dsyelopment;r r 6ar- @
9713 Ga. ave. sH. 1141; ewes. sH. 1884.
coLoRED-Two 81 STORY bricks,
first commercial; deep lots; 1107-l109
N st. NV. Price. $4,000 each. submit
nfTer Ma 1888 "a
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INDUSTRIAL PROF. FOR RENT

Will BUILD WAREHOUSE or storage
buildings for permanent tenants on In
dustrial land with or without siding
facilities. What are your requirements? !?
Prompt action. Box 174-L Star 26.
WILL LEASE to responsible party. 5000
rigidly constructed fireproof building:
over 15-ft. clearance under beam, ap-
prox. 400 It. B. & o. siding along side
Of building Best use for freight termt-
nal, wholesalers, printing or parent
plant or branch manufacturers Of mod
crate, size. VIM alter for tenant best @
lars, contact NJ JOS. CoGITo.. l72s
webster st. NV. Washington, D; c. 20.
HAVE JUST LISTED several choice pieces
of Industrial and End coml. ground In
D. c., Arlington and Md. for lease and
sale. Owner will build warehouses OF, other
type bldgs. immed. and give long leases.
DI 1411. -26
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STORES FOR RENT.

BETHESDA-space available, 1900 SO. Il.
for modern drugstore; complete sods a.
modern mo air-conditioned buildings IN
Bethesda. consisting OF stores. oInces ana ana
TRofANo. Resltor. ss7 14th St. NV Ma.
sSs sSsI II. Y. AVE, N,w-and comm. zone, Az
" remodeled. Central location for dis
Upstairs. sl,iGi '' oil heat. 4. N. Roth. osSA.
SMALL ss1a STORE ADJOINING main entrances
sASs &C. Asas4is AsatoRs fsos + snis
aRouNn R SA GaIHoooR FLOOR STORE, vacant, read,
for occupancy. Good for any, type Of brsi-
ness; ExGeIIent downtown location. "A.
poWNqoRk, bow f VI Usis St. NV, near 14th ST.
Floor of 7;story ONCE hldg, K. sp1prox sg1 900
ssIz ss T 6sl Leasi%s Psps rs n n SESS EiSS
TWO STORES. Bsnnlpg ;os I'd near y, r5.h ., ana
H st. n.e.-Approx. 2,200 So IT.. parking
faa fdsa rfal basiness sRsT oeaen Ss
PEOPLES drug store ,o 9ynss % VII giye s long
l401 Monroe ST. NV, MI. S949; ewes.
POI 1ois odsh 1s.h ST. NV. near s..-Eassir.
lSt over O,UUu lL 70 dlIGys SOU0 oluGos
display and storage area. MA, 0218. "a
GOOD LOCATIONS, various sizes, reason
able rental. Call till 8 PM, RE. 1881,
FIRST NATIONAL REALTY CORP. ,90S
G ST. N.W.-2nd- floor front available for
beauty shop. barber shop, smployment
RE 35s1,- FIRST NATIONAL Realty
sOIO-ie sT. N.W.-Modern stores, each
lay ready July !. DRURY REALTY
new STORE BLDG. Of approximately
Md: .5-yr, lease at $500 per mo; avail
able to veteran only. MODERN REALTY
CO, 9713 Ga. ave, SH. 1141; ewes, SH.
STORE FOR RENT, 9Th and E sts. NV
Reasonable rent. owner will give lease.
JUSTINE & BERENTER, 412 5th st. NV.
DI. 5995. -26
COLUMBIA RD., 1900 block-wili be
available in about two months after re-
modelling; approximately 1000 sq #; also
has basement Call TIE. 1857 after 2
STORE, air conditioned. for rent. approx,
16x42. $3.50 per month, in the heart OF
downtown, opposite the HaIIington Hotel
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EXCELLENT LOT, Chevy Chase View Ma;;
KoRzEsSyDoRFEg l. Sao, ,sEooKs;;. KS ING:
eli sae e. aeT seG hc acated n very
desirable desirable Community; 90 it. front. es II.
cor 4a at Il assP sR shd sn9t eao St s f
sss IN gss 4; 5EliHssSR Iii SS1s Ok 4isl Hyss
BuiLDERsaias snf DER lot lots at Wheaton. $500
ca: exc. Location for GI homes: +.
BROOKS PERRING q CO., Realtors 81.
eaST ATTENTION, BUILDERS. 1925 N Capt.
e iE'ss for s.'ofs 's; .S sss' Sss Il
ROCK ROCK CREEK HnLs-wooded corner,
a road and sIy chrs h aresay n pses
ssny ss Of sna aade a2sa ?! fEsdss nee ss
STs EEAk f. sufTLSND HT IN 0s4s and district Heigt
WssT WsssF REAL and sys 81 oeSs
must Be sold; Cali Nj BTamhsm, DI.
slS9 NILES e Fl Prom 5sot T. s BETzE Espsorhere is
your future home than restricted wagga,,
iots a 4oft % Curved % surfaced sa ROADS: " treouent
snd NJ e Terms a open eS saa s Sr apet
EN- Sa o19n e 5 81 to TfnR nRHsEF IN Ed sos ss
RsstoTs ESsi 515 a1oa T. r caPisol psoa ST. L. o12s
cHEvY eTfs ~ Chase fLSsi ~ vrfW asy MD.-Beautitul
s5o sas site sr aaeins owNRR SER s 41s 11s0.les
wooded, adjoining lots; 15s-ft. frontase,
on improved street: ready for immediate
use: an exclusive neighborhood. FRED A.
n vi
SILVER sPRING-Lots, we have them
ysr S9o snu sna up ~ iHis r REE AZ aFosod e
a5l$ Georgia ave, sH. 1141; ewes, 81
BEAUTIFUL wooDMooR. Silver Spring
most appealing community-The perfect
200 individually. designed dwellings re-
ss m to hss is ses ade as 9f low s
sas ass ssTRiasl p.,la, Pas sod e. request ogo
s-acRE HiLIToP BUILDING SITE. with
commanding view of beautiful surround
ass sSohnE e6a ssgsTa sna dsneoo s sounTy S.
MontgomeIy County, where adjoining
neishsoroee eas Ths m f Price, af ss5oo ineudes s
a private paved driveway, already con-
strncted, leading to the slope Of the hill. !
In IN beautiful sprinsbrook. m risidly - restrict
ed development on the Colesville rd. in the |
Silver Spring area. about % minutes drive |
from downtown Washington. where careful
planning and protective covenants assure |
lasting values and freedom from encroach- |
ment, Hornesites here average more than
streams Prices begin at S4,750, including
paved roadways without assessments OF
ANY kind Literature and plat on request
Phone for appointment to inspect, GEO. j. |
MOSS, Realtor. SH 1900. 27s
1-ACRE BUILDING SITES In nearby
Springbrook Forest. where careful plan
ming and protective restrictions assure
lasting values and freedom from ercroach-
ment; a perfect setting for your future
home: ga miles from Woodmoor. shopping
center, in Silver Spring area; 25-minute
drive from downtown Washinston; priced
as low as $I,65o, including fine, paved
roadways with no assessment Of any kind;
cash or terms; literature and plat on re-
quest GEO. ]. MOSS, Realtor, sH. 26o0
HnLCREsT-1ox1s7, $500; numerous
Park. 80 and 100 t. frontage; sil ptih-
terms A. A. cARozZA, Realtor. 2327
Pa. ave. Sc. AT. s94t. TR. o536. --27
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Ia1st ST. NV. near Dupont circle-store
or beauty shop, S125. .
1900 blk 14th st. n.w4 900 SO. IT.
window display. 40-in. width, $500 mo.
Conn. ave and Col. rd. n.w.-11, 900 so.
IT.. nonprofit. organization only: elevator
adequate parking space. -.
floor store, S275 per mo. BOSS & PHELPS,
INC, 1417 K st. NV. Ma. $500. IA
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suRsuRBAN sALE--vIReIhlIA.

SENsATIONAL BUY! BRICK home, con-
sisting Of Q tiled baths. 8 lge. rms. oyci
h-acre lot, nrepi. in iiv. rn. and rec. rm-,
$50.
Move right In. Beautiful brick rambler
extra-ige. rms. and tiled bath. full bsmt
Veterans and civilians attentionI ALI
brick homes. and different styles ts
choose from; ramb1ers, hunEalows Anc
ranch-style homes; some under construc-
tion, some ready to move into; priced from
SS,b0O-Sl7,0 600 LONGACRES REALTY
to everything, vacant.
Also new 6-room brick. oil a.-c. heat
fireplace. large lot, in Westover section
DANIELS, GIL 1880
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coMMERclAL PROP. FOR RENT.

DRUG STORE, new building, located In
Southern Maryland County seat; size 36x26
with basement, no composition census
5-yr. lease at Sl1O mo. and renewal option
$125 mo. for yrs. Rent includes heat and
water Phone Elk 1928 sc
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-
GEORGIA AVE. and New Hampshire ave.
q rooms, large closet and private Law;
ideal for dentist; running water In one
room: good location; rent, S85 per mo.
PAT TROIANo, Realtor, s27 14th st. NV.
MA. 1850 pa f
900 So. It. In modern conditioned
building. PAT TRoIANo ReaItor. s27
14th st. NV. MA. $500 PA
1406 G ST. N.W.--Approx. $500 so. f. Of
very desirable street floor Office SPACE with
additional spacs in basement: IDEAL for
Washington Gfiee Of irge national COM
pany. For further ts.alIs apply leasing
rept, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & Co, I4I5
500 sq. IT,, 1st floor. 76ot
So #. 2nd floor: $500 sd IT. basement.
front and rear entrances, alley in rear;
radiant heat. hreproof bldg JNO 4
LoFFIIN, Realtor. 2420 Wilson blvd. OIL.
ofices. reception room, HARwILL BLDGs
1855 & st. NV. Ma. 44S3. -24
Continued on Next Psge0
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

FAIRFAX COUNTY, Just outside OF Alex
andria, Va; very good land on or Just of
railroad: land . little further from rail.
any Of land a bargain as compared to
comparable property. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER, 1719 st. NV. Ma. 1855.
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PROPERTY WANTED
ACREAGE FOR SALE

HAVE CLIENTS for your property; nothinl
too large or too small. Call HARRY CO
HEN RE 4TT1 CE 02S6 --27
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coMMERcIAL PROPERTY WANTED

OPPORTUNITY TO sELI-Warted close
in store or office-type of medium or sub
stantial size, reasonably priced. Quick
answer can be given on any oherings.
Cali MA. 92s1, 9 am. to pm. Pa
COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
ALEXANDRIA-On Mt Vernon ave.. suit
able for garages, gas stations, drive-1n
laundries etc. viii lease. A. M. ROTH,
MA. 1886. ------- "a
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LOTS FOR SALE.

I Will PAY CASH for country ground
near Defense, Landover or Baltimore rds
Ho. 1850, Apt. 4o7. 2504 10th st. n e
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ACREAGE WANTED.

8 ACRES, Just of Lee hwy. mi. D. c.
,750.
IA acres on Leesburg pike, $500 per
re. WEST & TAYLOR, IA. 2135.
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

sTUDIO-on street level. equipped with
Venetian blinds; glass front. 233 9Th st.
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
GEORGETOWN-Cor Of about $4,000
So IT.: very reasonable for quick sale.
A. M. ROTH. Ma. 1885. -26
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STORES WANTED.

STORE WANTED-suitabie for new and
used furniture; In fairly good nefghborhood.
NV. OR s.w.-space 25x1o0 for storing
bsyerages; Ma. 4736 until 6 pm; NO.
1915 until g. -26
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BEAUTIFUL LARGE HOMESITEs. Just OF
Bradley blvd--Entire tract contains over
26 acres, Sell whole or part: 49, .,.
near Rockcreek, adaptable to building lots;
very low sales price. JOHN z1RWES, NC,
1921 I st. NV. RE: 6346: -2a
CAPITOL and Both St ne; lot 40x100.
Price. ST 900. on terms: has water:
sewer and good section. BEALII TUENEH
g. CO., 11O5 Vermont ave, Randolph oSSo.
Nof{npaJ R121
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s1s.5o0 FOR CHEVY CHASE HoME-This
beautiful home must be sold as owner
large living room, dining room. modern
and tiled bath on and floor: there is a IN,
aton room In he he a tor eas re-
frigerator; gas heat. garage; the spacious
pov9ns Ss enx aqe or
charming residence; convenient to schools
aS stRTss sHNNN ana Eossp cH Rh9nf M CO. ThOq 956s
Norm WooDssffDE, silver Spring. Md
ome eSntalnng de soreeneG nsSh poroR
bath and room in basement, n, WI. oi
burner, summer and winter hookup 1875
tached Earage: located on a beautiful 10
so IT. with several trees, many flow
esoo s spa 'hrpRs Phone close to Mscsasy s sR
NA. ss45; eves cH. 3S44. -''' o. L. "
LOVELY BUNGALOW with an income: 10
einesring Resesrch scar &C G9sp; immediate a Dos M
PlsskTeod; TE0a with sHANNoS SS4 LUcHs co 2o
BEAUTIFUL GREENWICH VILLAGE. TIL
brick residence q BEDROOMS and ;:
6s s tussss s ssss e feet wqnoee odrn and ID saa
fsse'ii fess. insSlated S n Slate roof s and aaFsse
Sesd psie. ssyns g sn ony for hiT
ss sos ssf fucas Rhsps MI EEsni s.. sn shs IA
Gfs' sBEDRM. Cape Cod; Kensington
Md.-A well-planned bungalow. liy. rm
with freplace, bedrms. on 1st d am am
beGrm. and sewing rna.: beautiful shrub
berry in esIdsn; quick oesupsney a,r Close est +
erai1 about 10s cash Sales price, $40.
$50; subject to VA. acceptance Can Mr. VI
TO pm, or call MT. Taylor at Ia. STA
AyONDALE TERRACE-Det. 2-story bricl
home on lot 55xI0o; paneled den on Isl
foor; with 8 nice bedrms,. modern tilee
cooking facilities in bsmt., oil &C. heat
Excel financing once open ewes. SEN
ATE REALTY Co, 11oe Eye st. NV, E2
GLEN EcHo-2-bedrm. bunsalow..h:.w
oil heat, lge. corner lot Price. $3.50
Can ewes. Mr.. Thom. OR. o9s4. J. LEO
EoLB. INC, MI, 21o0. rs
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70 YEARS AGO {yfm EMPIRE
AUGUST 80, 1927


Waltonen was given py
presented with box OF stationery
refreshments were served during
young attended dance Miss Waonen
Agricultural college,
Vivian Davis left ioi Seattle
University post graduate work on degree OF
Vivian enter Roosevelt High Schoo
Taylor teacher in the Juneau Public Schools
the Princess Louise
little daughter Maxine arrived on the
Aleutian after short relatives in Seattle
Mrs visiting her nother MIS-
her home Fairbanks She was
to 60 over Highway from Valdez
T. Petrch Department Mrs Ed MINIS Depart
Auxiliary left for Codov to attend the
Alaska American Legion
outgoing the Prin-
report: High, So; low, 81; rain
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food supplies feed for diaries which produce fresh
milk building supplies for needed construction jobs,
winter supplies for isolated points Some supplies
brought in by small boats, but this forces prices
The strikes of last year are being felt this year
in the form of higher freight for Alaska Strikes
steamship operating losses to build up and such
losses can only be overaken through higher freight
rates
The Juneau longshoremen could be working now,
making their 81 8OA per hour straight time and $2.70
per hour overtime the higher rates being paid for any
work done after hours, after pm in the eve
ming and before am. in the morning
Yet they choose not to work holding out for an
agreement which would purport to make the violation
of a Federal law legal.
No reputable union, which expects to live up to an
agreement after signing it, has nothing to fear under
the union liability clause of the Taft-Hartey Law.
A union which wants a contract that gives them
loophole to violate the contract practically declaring
that it intends to violate the contract
During the past three weeks have had many
editorials this subject We have deemed it our
duty to the public to attempt to expose the small
group of men responsible for the strike and the weak
foundation for the strike.
The Juneau Chamber of Commerce has been the
only other agency with the to attempt to do
likewise In spite of the fact that there should be no
question of the wrong that is being done, Federal
or Territorial official has had the to point
out that the longshoremen might be wrong, or that
when compared with the damage they are doing Alaska
their cause is insignificant.
The Governor of Alaska the other day wrote
lengthy letter to the Chamber of Commerce, taking
the Chamber strongly to task for statement which
said that appeal to government officials was of little
value since those officials either were unable to do
anything about it or not interested.
We do not think it was the intent of the Chamber
to ridcule the Governor but rather to point out that
appeals to officials have brought no results And the
point is there have been results.
Instead OF carrying a chip on his shoulder we
think the Governor might have complimented the
Chamber for at least making attempt TO do
something about the situation.
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dustrial metropolis holds a mayor
atty primary that day that may
be a significant rortent of the
i948 voting trend.
Both parties have strong candi-
dates. The Democrats, popular
Mayor Thomas Burke, who won re-
election in 1945 by big majority;
the Republicans, Elliot Ness, who
gained fame a decade ago as an
anti-graft crusading safety di-
rector.
Ohio went Republican both in
the 1914 Presidential election and
in the 1916 state election. However
Cuyahoga County, in which Cleve-
land is located, has a preponder-
ant labor constituency. Also, it is
the heaviest populated county and
has a long independent balloting
record. So what happens in the
Burke-Ness mayoralty battle is
of great moment to both the COP
and Democrats. That's why they
are not only watching it closely
hut quietly putting lot of money
into the fight.
! COPYRIGHT, 1947. BELL SYNDICATE. INc)
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OUR OUTDOOR WRITER'S

Since the arrival of some 46 members of the Out
door Writers Association of America to Alaska week
ago. millions of words describing the outdoor tand
indoor attractions of the Territory have been written
for consumption outside by millions of Americans
The writer's have press room fixed up in the
Baranof Hotel and the tyepwriters going day and
night, pounding out publicity which Alaska couldn t
buy for millions Of dollars.
The writers seeing Juneau weather at It's worst
but they having good time anyhow and none
regret making the trip The people of Juneau are
doing their best to show the visitors what Alaskan
hospitality is like and the genial writers doing
their best to overlook the weather and show they
appreciate the hospitality
They're fine bunch of men, and Juneau owes
much to frank Dufresne for showing Alaska to the
Outdoor Writers.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that the
Alaska Personal Service Agents, a
corporation, has been appointed Ad-
ministator Of the estate of JOSEPH
RICARDO, Deceased, by the Unit
ed States Commissioners Ex-O fficio
Probate Court for the Juneau, Al
aska, Commissioners Precinct, and
that all persons having claims
against said estate must present
them, with proper vouchers, within
six (6) months from the date of this
Notice to the Administrator at its
office at 200 Seward Building, Jul
neau, Alaska.
Dotted at Juneau, Alaska, August
80, 1947.
ALASKA PERSONAL SERVICE
AGENTS, a corporation, adj
ministrator
First publication Aug 80, 1947.
Last publication, Sept. 20, 1947
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At noon next Tuesday the striking Juneau long
sboremen will have succeeded in Withholding shipments
of needed supplies into Juneau for period of four
weeks They have gained nothing so far but the Ill
will of their fellow townsmen for the cause Tor which
they are striking is so selfish, compared with the
damage they are doing, they cannot hope to do
otherwise
The longshoremen holding out because steam
ship operators won't sign an agreement which would
put the ongshoremen above Federal law legally
adopted The longshoremen want the operators to
sign clause which supposedly would absolve the
union from any liability under the Taft-Hartey Law.
Actually government spokesman have stated that such
contracts would not be recognized anyhow
But even in the face of all this the longshoremen
refuse to bulge from their position.
All of the Juneau longshoremen are not in favor
of the strike But unfortunately, of the SO men listed
as longshoremen, only 10 belong to the union, and
this small minority is in control
The situation in the Juneau .ongshoremen's union
Party in Russia where only small minority OF The
people actually belong to the party, and minority
controls the majority.
Some of the members of the union not citi-
zens vet they control the destiny of citizens
1t is a deplorable situation. One of the 10 is Rus
who to the United States from that country
in 1920 and has not become citizen of this country
Alaska suffers from these strikes in many ways
Directly such strikes stop the flow of many necessary
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-30
JUNEAU SCHOOLS TO
OPEN next TUESDAY

Back to school for Juneau boys
and girls next Tuesday!
Doors will open at 10 a. m. for
enrolment in 10th Elementary ana
High School.
School buses leave on all routes
at 9 O'Clock and will leave school
at 3:15 o'clock, according to pres
ent arrangements.
The ST. AIMS Parochial school
will also open Tuesday, the time
for resuming the school term and
registration is o'clock.
Most mothers will observe Labor
Day by last minute checking on
dresses or suits to he worn by
their children on the next day
and youngsters will be hustled to
bed early Monday night as vaca-
ton is over and the time for
sleeping late ends with the ring
ing school bells.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-30
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