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Evening star., 1948-08-11
SILVER SPRING

OIL En- Oh MINI
Sl3,GJ0- Desirable BRICK Colonial near
st. BerneGeGte's Catholic School: large
lN. rm with fireplace, din. .m equip.
XII on ! st Il .! large bedrms. and bath
uN fun h>ml., sa> &c heat; rugs. stair
y,afpetin&, W&Sh!na MACHINE, storm WIN
- alter u y m. SH. $40. Il
SILVER SPRING
Have you been looking for ciose-in locs
tUns new, most modsrn school within >
blocks with no streets TO cross. fast bus
service > blocks; refined permanent neigh
oOrhood: financing very hard 10 hnd? We
have 1t in Brookside Forest, near Mrs,
Ks. of ColeSville pike; this weeks feature:
Comfortably spacious brick with huge
rooms. a center foyer hall. winding stair
way with iron rail, large powder room
screened porch, de luxe equip kit. 3 bed
rms. any one of which Will take twin beds,
> with > closets: slate roof, garage; S21,-
sou. 81 5000 first trust, 4l2f,. S95 per mo.
Builder does not require cash sbove this
trust Other homes in Brookside Forest
from Sl550n. SH $40. II no answer, SH
1852 till pm. WOODSIDE REALTY GO.
-16
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ONLY Sl2950

A delis htful home, for small family: mod
crn bungalow with over "a acre Of Eround
in beautiful setting of trees with vexe-
| able garden. flower beds and bearing
fruit trees; Il real gem OF + home in .
community of cultured people, many Will
want this So act quickly
CHARLES S. MUIR
203 Southern BLDG. Ma. l5g5. PL. s792
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COLORED-VACANT

PcasOnahls monthly payments, term
brick. bath. ? po-chss lee- back yard
n a 81: 5000 -o2satloE c4t HARRI
--.-.L ND S-L-.-lNA
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RAMBLER, 3 BEDROOMS

Two baths. large liv rm.. din. rm.. fire.
place modern kit with breakfast space,
attached garage, bsmt. with rec. fm., gas
<, heat; located IN the most beautiful
section Of Silver Spring; 81. 500. RIGGS
~, 70 III
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANo.

SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLANo.
LARGE BUNGALOW, $11, $50
A splendid value in a conveniently located
home; fulI-siZe rooms and bath, on 1st
floor; stairs to large. expandable attic.
, additional rooms. and bath: full base
ment. oil h.-wh.; early possession: terms
to suit Phone SH 1913 Til y pm,
DENNY A. PRICE Realtors -l9
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HOUSES FOR SALE-k.E. Cont.

AOIOTeu- ITInlQ6U Area
BUY through Scott. : rooms, Kitchens,
2 maths. Colonial porch, built-n garage,
excellent condition. TO inspect, caSl
MRS. TURNER, DE. 201O, ewes, HO 75"G.
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S1 500 DOWN III

balance like rent! Brick bungalow.
bedrms on lst, . other lse bedrmS nos
ns rtitioned on End; also space for ADD.
hath: sun deck; good outbldg. can be made
into Gear garage, workshop, etc; bus l
block, shopping close:
REALTY BULLETIN co.
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WOODMOOR

Silver Springs most desirable community:
new s-story brick house, Ii rms. and bath.
gas u -c.h.: plenty of closets: close to pub
lie and parochia! schools: priced for quick
sale nj Sl5.15u: terms If desired.
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TAKOMA PARK

Ter hall, ) spacious rms tiled bath, front
porch, full bSmt., eXtra-lge. attic. Diet. ga
rage; 5000 cash. bal i'll nrSL trust.
St. Takoma Park, d. c.. GE. 0SSl, GE.
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S14950

Here is an opportunity for you to acquire
an exceptionally weli-built. new brick
home at ngure substantially lower
than similar houses are costing today.
Large liY. Tm., with fireplace and porch:
full-size din. rm; kitchen with dnette
exhaust fan. etc; , Ice. bedrms. and
tiled bath with shower: full bsmt. with
laundry tubs; Bryant gas furnace and
toilet: situated on deep, wooded lot, :
miles north of Silver Spring. Open daily,
TO pm. For information. phone
ROBERT L. McKEEVER co.
Realtors. shoreham BldS, MA. 1850. Ill
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TAKOMA PARK

BUNGALOW Only ST 500 down. S lovely
rms. and bath. fun bSmt.. INV, h: lse. lot
with running spring; priced under
: 900. Call GE. 321n III @ pm.
REALTY co. III
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BEAVER HEIGHTS, MD.

400 blk 4eth aye.-Det.;, masonry con-
9arage, full bsmt.. h.-w.h.: nice lot. just
over the District line. Priced at S11 800
with small down payment, Call eyes, MI
Weiss. AK. 516n.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.
R.altors 14I5 K st. NV. NE. $500.
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S13,T50 at A. interest for 20 years
hv' rm., ! lge, bedrms, and dream
an-elect kit. dishwasher, GARBAGE dis
posal rec. I'm. with fireplace; exclusive
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COLORFD-TRINIDAD AVE

Lovely row tapestry bv4cK home in excel
cond, : rms = baths. huIlt-Ir garage.
storm sash oil INV n. Cali WA sG.5, u
FRANK S. PHILLIPS
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WANERIY HILLS

English brick home; "a bath on st,
bedrms. and bath on 2nd' featurina 2
lge Kit: l22'xl4e' lot with beautiful trees;
excellent financing
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n II .IAR.M. AND RIDGE RD sEE
CONGRESS HEIGHTS

rI,s - :, - ION - "a "a GH''!' 90 N.
80 l"ar. Pos o. Jnr OI uOtA apt Nea
s. Francs XAVIER ChuIca. EDWARD +
AlEEL . .A-.u,-Le 1-eL-- VI 4M.LM
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outbuildlngs desirable location. near Md
Univ. JOHN H. JOHNSON, WA. 1925
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BRICK BUNGALOW

Tile bath, screened side porch ON ST floor:
stairway to Ice. fioored attic; full bsmt ;
gas heat, bullt-ln garage; wooded lot.
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Modern detached brick. only $4,000 down
/; lovely rms. Ia baths. snnrm;. rec nm
maids rm., Ice lot Priced 70 SCI!
Poss. Call GE .210 TIL Pm BRIGHT
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19
kangIed Corpse Is Identified as Man
 Missing Since 0tt.


 FAIRBANKS, Aug. 19-A check found in pocketbook beneath a mangled and decomposed corpse on the bank of the Cinema River may identify the man as Alec McDon- aid. elderly Woodchopper miner who has been missing since last October, U. s. Commissioner Everett Smith said today.
 The body was discovered Satur- day afternoon by Mrs Esther Conn who was picking blueberries in the area near the end of CAA road about seven miles downstream from Fairbanks. Mrs. Conn, who has a homestead near the spot, reported the find to Commissioner Smith who went to the spot with U. & Marshal Stanley Nichols and two deputies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19
 ARE READY
 FOR PROS

CHICAGO, Aug. 1s.-tRE Seventy collegian football stars rested in a downtown hotel today before clashing with the National Football League champion Chicago Cardin- als tomorrow night before a sell out crowd of 100000
 The squad, minus Capt. Bump Elliott of Michigan, who is hob bling around on an injured ankle, went though a snappy drill under the Soldier Field lights last night for the first time in their spangled game uniforms. In addition to single wing and T-formation units, Notre Danes Frank Leahy, All Star head coach, also had a de- fensive set-up-a combination of the T and the single wing setting traps for the Cardinals.
 Notre Danes great Johnny Lu- jack was limping slightly but phy- sicians and coaches said he will be ready to sling passes tomorrow night.
 Perhaps never has an All Star line been so strong and so deep end to end The same goes for the line backs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19

for nine hits by his ex-mates, but was tough in the clutch. Joe Os- trowski, soutApaw acquired about a month ago from Toledo, was the Browns loser.
 The Red Sox climbed over the Athletics into second place by two percentage points when they un- leashed a 17-hit attack against three Philadelphia pitchers to whip the As 10 to 2. Ted Williams and Birbie Tebbatts paced the Red Sox attack with three hits apiece.
 Vic Raschi earned his easiest victory of the season when the New York Yankees defeated the Washington Senators, Al, in game called at the end of the fifth because of rain. It was Raschi's 16th triumph.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19

 ONLY ONE
 GAME OFF
Braves Lose, Brooklyn Wins : Red Sox Move
 Into Second Place
By JOE REICHLER

A new found strength on the mound is making the Brooklyn Dodgers the team hard to beat in the National League.
 Burt Shotten's Brooks shut out the Philadelphia Phillies last night To, to climb within one game of the slipping Boston Braves. The Braves were beaten by the Giants in New York 8-2.
 Rex Barney for the Brooks gave the best performance of his major league career. He permitted only one hit, a fifth inning single by third baseman Ralph Caballero.
 Rookie Robin Roberts, the Phil lies bonus righthander, made an error and had a wild pitch to allow Brooklyn's lone run in the first.
 The third-plaee St. Louis Gard inals also took advantage of Bos- tons defeat, coming from behind 10 tQSt lIlt SlitIliliidtA ASSto Aii St. Louis, 4-3. The Cards now are only two and half games off the pace.
 Eight-hit pitching by Sheldon Jones and home runs by Johnny Mize and Sid Gordon were the highlights of the Giants victory over the Braves. It was Jones 18th triumph. Vern Bickford, first of four Boston pitchers was the loser.
 The Pittsburgh Pirates rallied for six runs in the top of the eighth to come from behind and defeat the Cubs il- Chicago, "A. Bob Chesnes, tho winning pitcher, con- tributed to the victory with pair of singles. The victory moved the fourth place Bucs to within five games of the Braves
 The Cleveland Indians extended their first place margin in the American League to three full games over the Boston Red Sox and Philadelphia Athletics by defeating the St. Louis Brown, 2-0 Sammy Zoldak, former Brownie, was found
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19
SEALS WIN, IA DOWNS
 OAKS, 4-1
By HERB WILHOIT

The Los Angeles Angels are nov ino nearer to second place Oakland in the Pacific Coast League this week. but first place San Francisco keeps its distance by winning, too.
 At the moment three of the ser ies stand at two straight, San Fran cisco over Hollywood, Los Angeles over Oakland, and Seattle over San Diego, the Rainiers thereby climbing over the Padres into four tn place. Portland and Sacra- mento stand at a game apiece.
 The Angels beat Oakland last night, Al, as Red Lynn allowed the Oaks only four hits, pitching his l6th win as the leagues winningest hurler. The Angel victory drop ped Oakland two games back of San Francisco, leaving Los Angeles five behind.
 San Franciscos Bill Werle gave Hollywood sparse pickin's on five hits as the Seals triumphed, 4-1. The loser was Pete Gerbrian.
 Seattle bested San Diego 7-3, the Padres rising up in the seventh and ninth innings after the Rain iers had been breezing with GO lead. Charley Schanz won his third pitching start, against one loss.
 San Diego's descent into the sec- ond division was offset a bit by reports from San Diego that Jack Graham, the 46-home-run hitter is working out at Lane Field and may get hack in the lineup next week. He hit few out of the park in practice. Graham has been out of action since he was beaned in Los Angeles July 25.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19
WANT ADS
FOR SALE

FIREPLACE, rustic walls, magnifi- cent view, double plumbing, gar- age with maid or bachelor quart CTS, large basement, large green house, furnace, completely furn- ished, refrig., cleo range, lights, etc.
 FIREPLACE, 3-bdr, pine panel, coml. furn., furnace, beautiful yard, inlaid hardwood floors, Casey Shattuck Add.
 3-BDR. house. compl. furn., with add. bldg, and 2 bdrs apts., income appr $40 mo. $11,000 takes
 BROOM home near Small Boat Harbor, part. furn., large lot. S1,750 DOWN, l bdr., large living room, near Juneau, streams, compl. furnished. $2,OO0 DOWN, 3-bdr., large base ment, immaculate. DOUGLASS bdr., cement base ment, new roof and brick siding, cleo. kitche., compl furn., fur mace, etc, boat and car, $6,500.0O. Lot 50 by 200. $250 DOWN, 10000 sq. it. with small bldg, best location. Doug las. Total $1,O00. SKATER Tract, 2-bdr. furnace, basement, view, compl. furn., move in today. $1 BOO down. LARGE acreage, fur farm, Haine.; 2 good houses priced right Sitka, double your money; Coles pile driving equip. l00% invest. first five month.
 TROLLER, ready to go, new en- zine, excellent throughout. The FORESTER; Other boats.
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FOR SALE

NEARING Completion, new two- bedroom house, large paneled liv- ing room with fireplace; dinette, tile kitchen and bath. Full con- crete basement and garage; au- tomatic oil heat, very liberal terms.
 CHARLIE MILLER house 5 bed- rooms, completely furnished, new ly redecorated. S38O0-Three bedroom home at Aux Bay; fully furnished, developed land.
 CABTN-Fritz Cove. TWO 4-unit apartments; building land; other residences, Juneau, Douglas and highway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19
MRS. BUCY WINS
 CITY TENNIS TITLE

Mrs. Norman Buoy captured the Juneau City Tennis Tournament crown for the second consecutive year yesterday afternoon when she defeated Roline Clarke, Supervisor Garrett announced today. She won two straight sets, 6-2 and 6-3 in the three-game contest.
 If Mrs. Buoy wins the women's division championship next year she will have permanent possession of the Tennis Trophy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19
HUNTING SEASON
 OPENS TOMORROW

Local grouse and ptarmigan will look for cover during the next few months beginning tomorrow when the hunting season officially opens. U. s. Fish and Wildlife Service Off, ieals reminded hunters today that the daily bag limit is total of 10 Ibird,
 The season will remain open un- til Feb 28. Hunting licenses may be obtained on the Fourth floor of the Federal Building.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19
GOLFERS QUALIFIED, NATIONAL AMATEUR
 TOURNAMENT TODAY
lRu The Associated Pressl

Two sons of famous golfing fath- CTS were included today in the list of oualifiers for the National Anna teurs Golf Tournament after yes- terday's qualifying tests across the country.
 Walter Hagen, Jr, qualified at Richmond, Va, with 75-74-149, five over par Bobby Jones III, won an alternate's spot at Atlanta with 15l.
 The defending champion and ex- champions, including Marvin (Bud Ward of Spokane, qualify automat- ically.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19
MURPHY & MURPHY
 REALTORS ACCOUNTANTS Phone 67J over First National Bank
FUR SALE
FOR QUIC LE

FOR ICK SAL LE
 of carpenters tools, sll CT pat; caulking tools, wrcaches, valve litter, valve grinder; shovel. rake. and forks. Electric Tools-Portable sander. Ii in. Thor drill, 2-wheel grinder, Electric Washing mach inc, arc welders helmet and ham, mer, switch box suitable for dwelling. wall bracket lamps; also large tcol chest. blow torch, boat clamps and cabinet clamps, .22 rifle and 4-power scope, large hand gear pump suitable for boat, plumbing fixtures, parts and pipe fittings, shower heads, mix ing valves, bath tub fixtures, wash howl, chairs, cushions, table ends, and boat fender, nails, kal- somine, wall paints, colors in oil, sewing machine, beds, hospital, double, childs and crib, bassenitte outfit, baby buggy. Even-rub- Der boots, size 8, and other ar ticles. See at 268 South Frank lin Street, upstairs. 969 3x
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19
WILLIAM WINN- Phone 234

MODEL A Roadsuer-$25O. SPECIAL-One of the boat-rental boys is going south. Selling four of those new 16-footers with the 4 hp Wisconsin aircooled inboard engines: Less than 50 hours op- eration. speeds forward, neutral 2 speeds backward. Travel-troll variable pitch propeller. Any kid can operate, yet built to take the highest seas $675 each. SPECIAL-1947 Kaiser, privately owned, with heater, spotlight, in good condition. $500. FORMER DUBOFF HOME across from Wainor Tract. 3-bedroom, full concrete basement, furnish ed, house ' yrs. old. Boat house with electric winch. $12,700. FLOBERG home, 2-bedroom, furn- ished, 9th and Nelson. $35OO. DAPCEVICH Home, Basin Road. 2-bedroom, full concrete hase-
 ment. $6500.
 BEACH PROPERTY, cleared, foot of ski trail. beautiful view of Ju- neau, 60 it on road, 150 deep. $1,400.
 HOUSES from $700 to $14,5OO. 1887 Plymouth with new l947 motor, new tires, $6O0 194l Plymouth, new tires, S65O. 1940 Packard Club Coupe $950. Store Counter, l2 it., $50 Table Model Wurlitzer juke S80. Popcorn machine, $l00. New Remington .22 long $50. New Mills i11ke S75n
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19
10DAY'S BB GAMES

In the National Leagues today Pittsburgh edged out Chicago by 2 to l score. The Boston-New York game was postponed.
 In the American League, Phila- delphia scored 10 runs to Boston's 3. New York beat Washington 8 to 4.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19
LEADtQy IN B. B.
(By The Associated Press)
 American League


 Batting-Williams, Boston, .381; Boudreau, Cleveland, .364. Runs batted in-DiMaggio, New York, 105; Stephens, Boston, 102. Home runs-DiMaggio, New York 26; Keltner, Cleveland 24 Pitching Bearden, Cleveland, 12- 3 for 800; Kramer, Boston, 13-4 for .765.
 National League Musial, St. Louis, .384, Pafko, Chicago, 332.
 Runs hatted in Musial. St Louis, 95, Mize, New York, 91. Home runs-Kiner, Pittsburgh 31; Musial, St. Louis, 30. Pitching-Brecheen, St. Louis IA, TIT; Chesnes, Pittsburgh 9-3, .75O.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19
WESTERN LEAGUE

Games in the Western Inter- national League yesterday ended as follows.
 Spokane Is; Yakima 0.
 Salem 3-9; Wenatchee 7-6.
 Tacoma 1; Vancouver 0.
 Bremerton 2; Victoria A.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19
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Sacramento turned the tables in Portland, 3-1, last night as pitcher Tcny Freitas scattered eight Beav- CT hits. The Solons drove Don Johnson. Portland starting hurler, to the showers with one run in the first inning. Jake Mooty took over with the bases loaded and let in a run, then blanked Sacra- mento except for Ted Jennings sixth inning homer
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19
FIGHT DOPE
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 In Chicago, Bernie DocuSen, at l46 pounds, of New Orleans, and Gene Burton, IA New York, went 10 rounds to draw decision.
 In Pittsburgh, George Henry, 160 pound Clevelander outpointed Ossie Harris, l60, of Pittsburgh t8).
 In New York, Don Mogard, 18l, Paterson, N. J.. outpointed George Haywood, 134, New York t6).
 Down in Miami, Fla, Chuck Taylcr, 144-pound Coalport, Pa, battler, outpointed Ernie Pelaia, 139, from Beaver Falls, Pa, in 10 fast frames.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19
NYMAN SENTENCED

In the U. s. Commissioners Court, Charles Nyman was senten- ced to four months in the Federal Jail on the charge of being drunk and disorderly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19

Fried chicken to take out, $2.5O. Country Club. 966 Ak
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19
yFW MEETS TONIGHT

Taku Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will hold it's regular semi monthly meeting at o'clock to- night in the Jeep Club. The meet ing will make final decision on proposed action to liquidate the Jeep Club.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19
CALIFORNIANs

Edna King and Ida Johnson of San Mateo, Calf, are among the new arrivals at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19
SATELLITES

Seattle, people staying at the Baranof Hotel include Iris Brown. LaVerne Bakin, M. G. Hapavan, Douglas c. Hansen and J. Howard Payne.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19

Club Steak, full course dinner, S250. Country Club. 966 Ak
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19

SKIP TAN Frazzie rug, brand new.
 Call Black 925 after 6 pm. 57 If
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LOT 4, block 203, Juneau, Alaska;
 corner of 10th and Capital Ave. $700.00 Write Mike Baksa, Box 1913, Douglas, Alaska. 969 3x
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WANTED

IDOORMAN, Capitol Theatre, apply
 evenings. 965 If
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PIANO, $25O; bicycle $10; boys wagon $5. 2 sets of Encycloped-
 ias. Phone 651. 969 3x
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19

LOST: Girls red corduroy jacket, beyond Thane in vicinity of
 Storms Ranch. Baranof Hotel, Room 507. 968 3x
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19
LOST AND FOUND

LOST: Pontiac hub cap, Glacier
 Highway. Finder please return
 R. E. Robertson. 968 3x
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-19

GUARANTEED Realistic Perman.
 ent, $7.50. aper curls. q up
 Lola's Beauty Shop. Phone 20l 315 Decker Way. u
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2 LOTS on Gastuieau Ave. Phone
 home Green 232. $40 If
Valley frontiersman., 1948-11-17
Mountain Children's home and

Mountain Children's home and Palmer.
 Reports including figures showing the cost of municipal and school incorporat tion were being presented to the member ship of the Chamber of Com merce and the P-TA a year ago this week. P-TA members were told that the Valleys share of the expense of operation of an independent school district would be between $17,COO and $2O,OOO annually.
 Flo Alice Dinkel and Lynn Sandvik were packing their bags in preparation for their flight to Chicago as Alaskan delegations to the national All Club confer ence there.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-11-17
Works at Health Center Margye Mielke, Palmer Higi

 School senior, is busying herself with the files of the Health Gen. ter these Saturday mornings. She is helping nurse Dolores Zeis catch up with the office routine of public health affairs for the Valley.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-11-17
A YEAR AGO
 THISWEEK

Farm Home Administration, co
 MFA power plants were as i'm pOrtant news headlines a year ago this week as they are today, for three new areas were peti- tioning for power on Nov. 19, 1947. Chugiak, Sutton and Jones' vile all had asked for service ex- tension, and a survey was under way to determine if the added lines would prove economically feasible.
 Jack Storm, drlver of an auto mobile which collided with one driven by Peter Bystri, in which a passenger, Rudy Dernac, was killed, was found guilty of reck- less driving in Third District court.
 Two Valley couples will be re- membering the chime of wedding bells which rang for them a year ago this week. They are MT. and Mrs. John Valentine of Lazy MT. and Mrs. Matt Perkins of
Valley frontiersman., 1948-11-17

Mir. and Mrs. Clyde King, ST., were called Outside last week by the sudden and serious illness of
Arizona sun., 1948-02-06
Will The New Deal Return?
(By Jack Simpson Payton.) }


President Roosevelt launched the New Deal in time Of
crisis He adorned it with his own, distinguished
winged it with his Harvard accent raised up followers
with his magnetic personality and advocated social aims
and reforms of such appeal that mutudes flocked to his
standard Years before his DEATH however, Mr. Roosevelt
advocated dropping the name New Deal, partly because
he sad many of it's battles had been and long
connoted emphasis upon emerging problems
Republicans charge that IN his message President Iru
attempted to revive the New Deal largely the hope
that such might bring back the strays from the Wallace
this any other reason appeared to evoke little audible
enthusiasm from Democrats who listened Warmed-oVeI
political issues appealing to the appetite
when they first savory and steamng from the
Turkey hash confirms the idea.
No subsequent agitatOr able to make abolition
appear imperative did William Lloyd Garrison nor
States rights just did John c. Calhoun, nor
western expansion feasible did Thomas H. Benton
nor free silver as plausible William Jennings Bryan
And is improbable that another will be able to in
vest New Dealsm with the appeal and the power given it
by Franklin D. Roosevelt Any attempt to recapture the
ardor of bygone political day resembles the old Revou-
tonary soldier who, his reenacment of stir
ring could only shoulder his cruch and show how fields
won"
has caused most comment that effective JAM 1948
there be extended a credit of $40 for each individual tax
payer and additional credit of $40 for each depend
ent" Naturally Republicans claim that Mr. Truman has
turned complete fpfop since last spring when he twice
vetoed tax bills and that his recent proposal simply
vote bait No opinion is here offered whether the ad
mnistratons tax recommendation the Knutson bill is
preferable But attention called to the fact that many
citizens feel that during lush times when the nation
faced with extraordinary expenditures such the Euro
pean relief program and when Uncle Sam in debt
than quarter of trlon dollars money should be dump
ed into the federal treasury while available Moreover
to permit II 900 persons to retain for spending what
they otherwise would remit to the may get Re-
publican and Democratic but it will not halt nfa
ton Indeed will only increase the latter if the claim is
valid that current high due to the presence of
purchasing than available consumer goods.