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Evening star., 1948-09-15
$3.50 DOWN

Ease that conscience at once See this
N. Arl. bungalow with the amazing room
size; center entrance. fireplace. side
screened porch, attached garage. fun bsmt It.
shrub studded lot. all on attractive resi-
Dental street, Just a few bks. from
fessional man. transferred to Denver.
Shown by appointment only. AIRING
TON REALTY CO., 2204 Wilson blvd
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

OPEN I-5-5l2l Macarthur blvd. NV
6 rooms, semidetached. xucco over tile
q bedrooms full basement, 3 porches
garage. oil h.-w.h.: zoned commercial;
may be used for home or business or COM
bination: priced far below market At S13,-
$50; terms. SCOTT SANDERS, TR. 1858;
ewes. VI. OoG0. If
DESIRABLE 1st COMM. on Georgia ave
in Petworth; row brick, 8 rms. full bsmt.,
gas h.-w.h.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY, SepIEMeER
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
CHEvROLET,, 1916 ,1la-ton, CHASSIS and
ssssse ssss y f1sesai esn5fSs mos
CO., 1850 Conn. ave. NV. RE, 1878. -l7
CHEVROLET 1910 Iis-ton. Ions wheel
Ssss ssass ss sGsy sAyAr Easf 'sPotSs moos
CO, 1880 Conn. ave. NV. RE. 1878. -l7
GMC MOVING VAN; 5oo-cubic.too. body,
STORAGE Co, 114o 18th st. NV.
rsnype D5dg ssSo Durosr Sh
2535 Sherman ave. NV, co. 1900. is
NEW, 194s sTUDEBAKER. tgucks-,1 ton.
IA ton. 2 ton. single and ,2-speed axles,
al Gnsc models 'sS BENS1Sa u ey Moross, of 1850 90
Bennins I'd. ne. FIR. ss2s. -"3
TWO 1910 CHEyRoLETs. 1ia-ton stake.
u. se!f tsa YAiLEY EoRdE pfsTRlBur1Sd
sandsn lsaS sSsP psP, ass Can ,s' Mss
FORD Gemmer transit bus new. as-pas-
less 5'sas nGs t at pre. fss'0Ts MEEK .
sSaooL sus; assa, ,s.z 5nss.n.,,ss., ss.
tractively priced. S. J. MEEK 4 SON 623
SALE! SALE. SALE. Our used truck In
cut to meet, any competition. We. have
6ump 81 sasf s s1ss nnd rsm 5 81 up Or
tek You mg.s Sd
5sndfSf in = iu s0us sHsRfF HShsS MOTOR eo.
cHEyRoLET,e aI f.e titIs Feb. 1s47 ton and and l.
platform dump, 5000 oris mi. new truck
ID to pass in
IS1EkSArIoN.L sri kS late 1e47 xBs55iiss xBs-5liss.
Ts Tts Nc ssisso sis GA sFss ave. svst
hbsoDGE ia4i fs-ton panel in vorktn,
order; RsnTsdv D. G. approved price $3.50. 9sa
eeHa1ENHRo eHEVR6LE1 Il 1887 ,.ton truck in nts es-
cellent condition: truck may be seen at
WILLIAMS WILL R. l. ave. at Goth st, Pc
SHEXEoHJ SHTSS MdrDR a34 sHE Pigs qqsb sss fq
ave. ne HG. 1915. l' 1''" anu rs f I"
s5 oqme ns9s hsaEsa' sssks hSi Sody
SSa5 sSt.5 S! ,24l Ford g. dump body: hydraulie
?oaf hyGasq' s,sks h8s Body sstS 2a5 s4S nHsss
&oFhoR D'nf5 1900 '0as ssnnss IS 'Ps
Sa'5t Tres: $3.50 sot vH a4e sssisS Ho45s
GnS ss "?c: $50 $es III st6 aor0s r5s's e.
INTERNATIONAL m %S.d sS4. model Ds 90 1910 tEss;
e. Co. 'I9Y iI@S st sfs St ns so' Me- %stE a55! MOTOR
Gse 9efs Ayh IL MofoR CO. so?f3S
condition; ,sl75. 55lo Columbia pike.
As!SssSa isso Rfo e 3 nsds 22;ss s. xs ,ss
snd Good Tires and Ho
FORD 30: bed 1.x7x3; good condition
throughout; will demonstrates; will trade
for Ford car around '35 in good shape.
FORD 1a47 panel truck; in t!p-top shape:
lass Park G Td' I'd. NV, " Mr. HARAwA4F. F' No.
sa5vn91rE sii5 ss1 5ss s mile, ep on 1n,:d @ s:
eond. throushout: srof IT'S $50. % TR eoo7 Det's s
CHEVROLET 1874: ls;son pickup ,,.s 32oGo
m motor It ora completely overhauled; me mech. per:
feet let good solid body and tires; $3.50.
tect Condition: '' recent motor oSe' lob and and
G ike 1876 sSSe cheap at $685. CN' rRi f' eoo4
FORD 1887 1,ton panel; will accept auto
1860. O. 4, S. MOTOR SALES. III
CHEVROLET 1947 panel del; pvt. owner.
For details, call HU, 9641 or OR. 4461.
GMc 1e4s as" ,s.ton DtlHe pickup; up perfect condi.
ton; S15OO GMC 1917 Ia-ton stake.
traded by original owner, 81 1895. Inter-
S2,595. LENNON Moron CO. WA. 34sa.
PLYMOUTH 1887 l,-ton pickup; s425 or
best offer. TR. 1882, from to 9 pm.
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STORES WANTED

LIST YOUR PROPERTIES with us for
quick action; have many clients including
out-of-town chain store companies, look
ing for good locations. Call Mr.. Kiely
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415 K ST.
NV. ME- $500 II
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS.

FOR IEASE-Hooper's Point Gun Club on
Teyiors island, Dorchester County, Nd:
miles water front. e32 acres: ducks.
geese. upland game; furnished club hpu,s
SAINEE, Bozman. Nd. n
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TRUST NOTES WANTED.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

ST your End trusts for sale with IRWIN
HOOVER, GIL. 6676, RA. 22sl.
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ON ROCKIILE PIKE

ON ROCKILLE PIKE
200 IT. of commercial frontage and a tota
of 16 acres of beautiful, cleared. leve
rd rine for development as complete
sef-su fhcient community. Commercial por.
ton suitable for many types of business
or tourist court Now improved bv frame
residence. An opportunity ct only S55.000
Phone Everett Scott. CO. 2000 Ext. 611-C
y it'll
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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WAREHOUSES WANrEo.
Ee-: .!S!!ltss = -: y. : Y! --E : - 80 S:-A
,hvEsrMsh1 PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CONTRACTOR needs warehouse or lge. ..
car garage for storage; in Falls Church
Va. vicinity GIL. O2l1 or FA. 1891. 1t
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1O1 ACRES

1O1 ACRES
Fronting on the Little River turnpike fthe
highway between Fairfax and Alexandria
within IA mile of the corporate limits Of
Fairfax Courthouse; mostly level and clear:
water and sewer nearby; excellent trans
portation; reasonable terms release
clauses excellent for subdivision for small
homes: $3.50 per acre.
George Mason Green Co.
CHI 1898: ewes. and Sun. CHI. 5000. Ext.
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SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.

,.IT'I
HAVE you SEEN those fine 3-bedrm.. 2ia.
bath homes on N 21th ST.. right acros:
the, St. from lovely Shirley Woods Airing
tons finest restricted subdivision? They
were recently display advertised in The
Star and priced at only S26,950
Only ] is left and it has an OUTSTANDING
recr. rn. and many other features, about
which you can learn by visiting the home
at 5024 N. 27th St, day or ewes. to $50
or by calling.
L. S. HURLEY
200 North Brandtwine st, Arlington. Gil
1902, or CHI. 9S16. Open daily $3.50.
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

TNOVS NINI FNOFENIT FVN 5NG6.
I3I?-132O 18th ST. S.E.-5 brick houses.
72x117 to soft. alley. RA. 9449. TR
:,03S. -15
WAREHOUSE AND INDUSTRIAL ground;
for rent or sale; 1000 square feet ware
house space, all on one floor. with r. r
siding and approximately one acre of
industrial lsnd. located in the Rosslyn
section adjoining Lee blvd. and Arl Ridge
rd., near Memorial and Key, bridges. This
Street St Get tf from the large new, proposed Vet
Grams Hospital. Arl, Va, which is to be
erected soon. Ideal for any business, re-
quiring a convenient warehouse or build
ing site. w. P. MCFARLAND. Phone OK.
3l33. 10
.S.8 ACRES, less than &c per tt; 2,750
#. or more on railroad track: sever
through property GRAHAM &, OGDEN,
INC SOB King St, Alex, Va. TIE. 1900
or Al eX ZOO. -l9
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far asa ea H6 1'ns ss4f f' or p Oh
Can be seen before 4 pm. -l6.
GMC i24s 'a-ton pickup; perfect condi.
traded by original owner, ST .39b. Inter-
national 1a47 stake. KB7, long wheelbase.
S2595. LENNOx MOTOR Co, WA. 3482.
PLYMOUTH 1887 ,s-ton pickup; s425 or
best offer. TR. 1882. from to pm.
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AVENWOOD REALTY
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VA. d. C.-Will pay cash or rent or sell
your property with pictures); quick ac-
ton. WHITENER REALTY, D1. 1912. liz
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5Q,Y1l1

One-f1oo warehouse; Hyattsville; rent,
$3.50 per month.
J. A. WEINBERG CO., INC.
Realtors. 1O1 II ST Nv. MA $500 Il 6
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

SEVERAL MODERN BUILDINGS
OF "a units in the NV. section with income
about Sl1 $500 year. The apartments
are of > rooms, kitchen and bath; grounds
are beautiful and ample to give an abun-
dance Of freedom. Location is one Of the
finest in NV, close to transportation For
appointment to inspect, phone Mr.. VOL
berS, ia 1885. with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1905 H st NV, Ma o345
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STORE VALUES

" 4 O4Vo 14'O 1N
1858 Kennedy st. n.w.-Approx. 1000
soft. 5000.
4O36 Minnesota ave ne.-New store;
heat and electricity included. S125
3146 10th st. n.e.-35x75. End com
mercial, in large shopping center, $500
month.
74O sth st. n.w.-suitable for any small
business; 15x35 S65
;i3 F st. n.w.-1st commercial; store
under construction. $500 mo. R. A. HUM
PHR1ES, Realtor, sOS No. Capitol. Ma
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

ALEXANDRIA, VA.-Fireproof brick. con-
crete and steel bldg. e2x146 IT,, with rail
road siding. dock. unloading and truck
additional outside storage; will lease; ,rea-
sonable cash REQUIRED. Mr.. Franklin.
III S2nl. GI. 44H6 IL
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.

CONSIDER DE sOTo ACREs-9-acr
homesites adjoining city limits OF Sarasota,
Fla. De Soto Acres isn't de luxe de-
velopment but something reasonable and
sensible where one may have home on
couple of acres CT good sround in a
restricted residential area without. paying
for useless 'frocks and frills what's
more-free from city taxes. Your own
orange trees and a garden will reduce
living costs and enable you to live well
on a modest income. Sunshine all year
payment. easy terms on balance. For
folder contact Mr.. A: T. Traylor. 35l5
14th st. NV, phone NO. 1882. or write
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WILSON BOULEVARD

WILSON BOULEVARD
Adjoining Colonial Village. opposite the
Arlington Trust Co. and Courthouse
Square; Groom building; converted to
commercial use; zoned commercial and
nost desirable for restaurant loan ofces.
real estate, lawyers or doctors available
Immediately; ample parking space owner
will consider selling. For further infor-
nation and appointment to inspect
George Mason Green Co.
os4O Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va. CHI. 1898.
Ewes and Sun. CHI. 1000, Ext. 6SS. III
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DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG.
ofices available for business professional
medical or trade association and others.
1346 CONNECTICUT AVE.
AID. 5000.
DoWntoWn-15th st. NV.
5000 50. it., heart Of financial district
smaller suites. DI. 1910, OR. 650S.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE.

IKVSI NVTES FOX SAIE.
SECOND TRUSTS FOR SALE-Earn 90
to .5fc yearly on cash invested IN highly
selected seconds at liberal discounts Titles
Suaranteed -, IRWIN c. HOOVER, GL
THREE and-TRUsT NOTES of $4,000
payable S4s month, &c interest; $4,000
each. AID O53I lis
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PORTLAND BUILDING
t1139 Vermont ave.-2-rm suite, ST.:
some larger suites. See Mr.. Fenner. MARK
WINKLER MANAGEMENT. 1111 VT. ave,
IRE 1000
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OPEN 5 TILL DARK
TEXAS RANCH HOUSE

A true rambler. huge living rm. and Are
place. large dining rm., modern Kitchen,
"a acre; block from bus. Price only
Sl3 500 Call today.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
OK 1855 Lee hwy at Glebe rd GIL. o56l
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lEW I9l7 CHFVROLET TRUCKs-

NEW 1897 CHEVROLET TkUCkS-
Substantial reductions
2-ton c. o. E. chassis and cab, 1888.
inch wheel base; 2-ton C. o. z, chassis
and cab, 110-inch wheelhase. s.26x20 10.
ply tires: 2-speed rear axle.
ton Gruman package delivery.
. Seton Gruman package delivery.
See Mr.. Bartholomew, BARRY-PATr
MOTOR CO., 1130 Conn. ave. NV, RE.
1878 is
USED TRUCK VALUES
1946 Ford 11a-ton chassis and cab,
1a45 oMc 3-ton c.o.e. tractor i,seS
1914 Cnev. 117-ton 2-yd. dump body 400
1941 International lla-ton 3-yd. ..o
coal dump body $50
1899. GMC ia-ton EFT van $50
GMC TRUCK AND COACH DIVISION, 80
NJ st. ne. ME. Ob05. Id
CEMoCo DOES IT AGAIN You benent
because this month you can write your
own ticket. We are expanding and need
more room Our large selection OF 1e47
to 1899 used trucks are selling at less
than wholesale. Terms and trades
Specials for this week
4" Dodge 1ha-ton tract, excel. -- S769
AZ Ford lz-ton l.wb.. excel 1.1e5
'32 Chev. 1l7-ton, l2-ft. stake. excel. ABS
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. GMc truck dealer
5000 Lee hwy, Arl.. Va, CHI. 1000; other
good truck bargains and Army truck parts
and service at our Alexandria truck plant
1901 oronoco ST. Alex Va, oV. 1900.
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FIREPROOF

Brick and concrete warehouse; $4,000
50. # capacity. conven. to rail or water
trsnsp: reas. priced; terms. Call Mr..
Tarver, 81. $500. with E. NJ. FRY. INC,
WI 6.in -l6
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MUST SELL, To CLOSE ESTATE

MUST SELL TO CLOSE ESTATE
Attractive semidet. brick home in excel.
eond.. containing 8, sood-sized rooms and
bath, kit. competely equipped with range
oll-hred furnace. for a-c. heating system;
desirable location. close to shopping CEN
lngton, and only min. from Pentae on
Bldg; may be inspected at any time;
immed. poss.; priced at Sl1.250, but
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$50 LOTS IN BETHESDA, MD.
Sewer and water right to the property.
cleared and partially graded; ripe for inn
must be sold in entirety Open evenings.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1sas II CT w MA oS4h
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IN THE $40, 900 CLASS

But may be purchased for S33 $50
Charming English American brick, With
artistic slate roof which invites gracious
living and the outstanding floor plans
side hall; attractive liv. rm. with doorway
TO side scr. porch, formal din. ,rm.. lge
and rear breakfast porch At one end OF
the side hall is "a bath. Halfway upstairs
We have a very n~se den or 4th bedrm
rms and " baths, plus sun decks up
stars, Full bsmt with recr. rm.. maid s
rn,. bath and utility room For complete
information. call ARLINGTON REALTY
CO. 3@04 Wilson blvd. OW. $500, OK
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-22
ARTS AND CRAFTS 10 SPONSOR YEAR
 ROUND DISPLAYS

A year round campaign of infor- nation is now planned by the Alaska Arts and Crafts, Inc, according to a decision reached by the Board Of Directors at a meeting in the Ter ritorial Museum.
 Arts and Crafts will sponsor a window display in the new Juneau Paint Store on Seward Street on 8 year round basis. The displays will be changed every three weeks and will feature family art and craft displays.
 As result of this years Annual Exhibit, the group will insist, in the future, on original designs and the use of Alaska materials and mo- tifs for all entries where possible.
 To assist the public, it was also decided to use hosts and hostesses at the next exhibit from both parti- cipants and interested patrons. The participants will be used at the ex- hibits and the patron hosts will act in a rowing capacity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-22
TRAIL STREET" IS GRIPPING DRAMA
 NOW AT CAPITOL

The gripping story of how fabu- lous marshal, Bat" Masterson, put an end to the bloody teud between the Kansas farmers and cattle-men in 1880 inspired RKO Radios &C., tion packed drama, Trail Street, !" starring Randolph Scott, Robert Ryan. Anne Jeffreys and George "Gabby" Hayes. which opened yes terday at the Capitol Theatre.
 Tn. those lawless days, the cow men stampeded the beef to the rail road, driving their wild herds over the farmlands, destroying crops and shooting up towns they passed through. Many of the peaceful farm CTS began to drift away and in the little town of Liberal, it was decided to send for Bat" Masterson to es- tablish law and order.
 Bats arrival is the signal for bitter fight to a finish, culminat- ing in spectacular pitched battle in which the aroused farmers rout the cowmen, clean out the badmen and lay the foundations for Kansas to become one the country's great est grain producing states. It is a fitting climax to one of the really great pictures of the west.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-22
HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted to St. Ann's over the weekend were Hawley Sterling and Jack Harden for medical treatment.
 Discharged over the weekend were Isabel Funk, John Putzell, Mrs. J. B. Mallott, Mrs. Gordon Chapel and Mrs. William Weir and baby boy.
 There were no discharges or ad- mittances to the Government Hos pital over the weekend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-22
IMPRESSIVE BURIAL
 SERVICE HELD FOR
 LEROY vESTAL, JR.

Impressive burial services were conducted yesterday afternoon as the last rites were held in mem ory of Juneau's Leroy Vestal, Jr, who paid the last full measure of devotion with his life at Kwajal- in in the Marshall Islands on Feb ruary 8, 1944.
 Following the touching services held at o'clock in the Elks' Auditorium. the body was inferred beside the grave of the hero's father, Leroy Vestal, Sr., a cor coral in World War L Thus, united at last, veterans of both the great wars now lie at rest beside each other in the American Legion r,ot in Evergreen Cemetery.
 The graveside ceremonies were under direction of the officers of Taku Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Vernon M. Metcalfe. Post Commander officiating. Assisting on the committee and in the cere- monies were Dan Mahoney and Judscn Whittier. A large attend ance of VF'W comrades marked the event. A full military firing squad from the U.S.C.G. Wachusett fired three volleys after which taps were sounded by Ed Garnick and Will jam Sperling, Jr. Committal ser vices were read by the Rev. Willis R. Booth, pastor of the Northern Light Presbyterian Church.
 The body of the deceased veteran had been flown here last Thursday. Military escort was Sgt. E. L. Taylor Of Fort Richardson who participated in the ceremonies at the grave. The concluding formal ity consisted of presentation of the flag of the United States which had covered the coffin. Ser geant Taylor, assisted by Vernon Metcalf, presented the flag to Mrs. Hollis Triplette, mother of the honored soldier
 The memorial services in the Elks' Auditorium were tender and touching in their reverence, sin cerity and simplicity. Following the prelude played by Mildred Lister on the piano, invocation was given by the Rev. Willis R. Booth.
 Rock of Ages" was sung by Er- nest Ehler, accompanied by Mill dred Lister at the piano. The ap-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-22

propriateness of the song was en- hanced in the tonal excellence with which it was rendered.
 Using the ritual of The Ameri- can Legion funeral service, Post , Commander Lewis Walker paid trihute to the departed comrade. This was followed by the prayer of the Legion service, read by Post Chaplain, Raymond C. Beach.
 The Rev Booth then read scrip ture and presented an eulogy of the life of Leroy Vestal, Jr., pay ing high tribute to the lads ex- ample both in his civilian life and as member of the armed forces. The message was one ot high re- spect for the departed.
 Concluding his eulogy in. rever- ent prayer, the service continued with a vocal duet by MT. and Mrs Ehler, using the number titled, Jesus Savior Pilot Me" accompan- jed by Mildred Lister at the piano. Final tribute taken from the Le- zion ritual was paid by Legion Post Commander Walker, with con- cluding responsive prayer by the Legion's Chaplain, Comrade Beach.
 Throughout the service a uni- formed guard stood at each end of the casket. The guard was composed of Theodore Smith, re- tired Lieutenant of the U. s. Army Air Force, and Chester zenger, whose service during World War II was in the United States Navy.
 The committee of The Ameri- can Legion, cooperating in ar arrangements and conduct of the funeral services with the commit tee of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, consisted of the following Legionnaires: Alfred L. Zenger, ST. Chairman, and Louis Walker, Commander, Raymond G. Beach, Chaplain, Waino Hendrickson and Joseph Thibodeau.
 Pallbearers were Lee Lucas, Jack McDaniels, Jim Hickey, Harold Bloomquist, Al zenger, Jr,, Jimmie Devon, Harry Sperling, Jr., Horace Adams, Jr.
 Surviving the young man whose memory was so signally honored, are his step-1ather and mother, MT. and Mrs. Hollis Triplette, the grandparents, MT. and Mrs Ray c. Day, and aunt of the deceas- ed and her husband, MT. and Mrs. John G. Olson, and cousins, MT. and Mrs. Eugene Wood.
 The cooperative efforts of the two organizations in thus partici- pating in a reverent memorial for one of the local youths who lived up to the best tradition of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-22
MondgIe Lime
 NuptiaIs Held

Miss Mary Joe-..n Monagle and MT. Burt A. Lime exchanged mar riage vows Friday night at ser vice in the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. John P. Monagle.
 The service was read at s D. m. before relatives and a few close friends.
 The Monagle home was appro- priately decorated with Spring flowers and the ceremony was per- formed in front of a stairway garland with evergreen boughs and white satin bows.
 Prior to the services, Miss Claire Olson sang Because and T Love You Truly Miss Carol Olson was her sisters accompanist and also played the wedding march.
 The bride was dressed in a pearl grey dressmaker suit and wore a corsage of red roses. Miss Sheila MacSpadden was maid of honor, and was attired in a light blue suit and wore a corsage of pink carnations. MT. Edwin A Tarolli was best man.
 A small private reception follow ed the ceremony at which the hride cut two-tiered wedding cake.
 MT. and Mrs. Lime will make their home to the westward and plan on leaving as soon as weather permits, via PAA.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-22

America even in death, added to the cooperation of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks in making the auditorium available, and the many who used their auto mobiles during one of the worst storms seen in Juneau in many years, presented to the public an example ol comradeship which should. according to opinions ex- pressed, lift the spirit of the de- ceased comrade whom they met to honor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-22

no, Calif., and served as a nurse in the Army during World War II. He was an Army Pilot, now employ ed with Juneau Cold Storage and also owner of the Edco troller.
 The grandparents are, Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Morser of Fresno. Calf, and Mrs Mary P. Smith of Ojai, Calf. This the third grandchild for both grandparents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-22
ROBERT SMITHS HAVE GIRL, PATRICIA LOWElLEN

A baby girl was born to MT. and Mrs. Robert F. Smith Saturday morning at 9:05 o'clock at St. Ann's Hospital weighing pounds and II ounces, and has been named Patricia Lowellen. The new arrival is the first child for the Smiths. Mrs. Smith is former Patricia Morser Of Fres-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-12-24
Tree Decorations Smbolize Muhs

You may not realize it, but most of the ornaments on your Christmas tree are symbols of myths and leg ends that were popular three thou sand years before the birth of Christ.
 At that time the Aryian race, liv- ing in the foothills of the Himalaya mountains, saw in the rays of the rising sun, bent as they passed through the humid air, the image of gigantic tree. These sun poets added to the tree image suggestions from the more distant heavens; the sun, the moon and the stars be- came the golden fruit that hung on the branches. The larger clouds suggested birds, swans and doves flying in and about the tree. The golden flash of heat-lightning be- came the mystical flower that grew on the tree, the celestial mistletoe. The showers that watered the tree came from the streams at its base.
 From these fragmentary old leg ends in folklore we get the tree it. self, the golden tinsel to represent the rising sun, the golden fruit for stars and the moon, swans and doves for clouds, mistletoe for light ming and showers or streamers of silver tinsel for water.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-12-24
Il.I 0S!CNISSO s 5l Fisfsass E.Nriskl
sls'ssss E.srlsh'

He was born in manager under the
 Star
 For lack of room elsewhere, But the homes of earth may be glor-
 flied
 By His gracious presence there. He built no temple with stately walls,
 Yet there are many today Where weary men may adore His
 name
 As they bow their hearts to pray. He wrote no book. but His message
 of truth
 Pervades the tongues of men, He left no riches, although in His
 name
 The wealth of His friends is given. He founded no kingdom, made no
 laws
 Yet the world will learn some day, That only those nations can endure Which follow His matchless Way.