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American University Park

4s01 Alton pl n.w-A new red brick Co.
lonial home in st. AIMS Parish and close
to the Spring Valley shopping center,
corner lot. You enter a wide center hail:
to the right is GAIT living room with
large screened porch at rear; to the left
welI-pianned kitchen with de luxe gas
range and s-ft. refrigerator; at end Of
hall is q powder room and coat closet.
with ample closet space and : baths stair
way to vell-ventilated and insulated attic
Full basement with, laundry trays and
toilet gas heat; and large brick garage.
E. M. FRY, INC.
Realtors, WI. e740. 1928 East-west hwy.
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BARNARY WOODS

This Charming white brick EARLY American
home is beautifully situated on large land
@ @SSaped lot containing 10000 square feet.
garden that is fed BY spring. Gqs rirst noos @
consists Of entrance hall large living room
with wood. burning fireplace. opening onto
bay window: modern Kitchen. butler Q
pantry and powder room. On 2nd noor
are library with open fireplace, bed
rooms and 3 baths; stairway to insulated
attic. There is q paneled recreation room
with bar and open fireplace. opening onto
terrace: also maids room; gas a.-c. heat.
property Is in immaculate condition. Price.
$1,000. Call Mr.. Addison. Ma 1900:
BOSS & PHELPS' t5:1 INC. t"-'.
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED

MODERN UNFURNISHED 1-bedroom, iv-
ing room. dinette. kitchen and bath apt
efhciency apt in downtown NV. location
Write Box 294-D, Star. i
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CHEVY CHASE d G
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

This delightful home is only years old
and offers charm and spaciousness seldom
found in a modern home. Master bedrm.
and full bath only 4 steps above lst-d.
level; 2 other very large bedrms. and bath.
streamlined kitchen with dinette space,
living rm. 13x23, din. rm. 13x14, side
screened porch; level lot; attached garage;
heavy slate roof, copper plumbing, cutters.
etc; walking distance to Rose Mary School,
Leland Jr. High School, shopping and
bsmt.; oil a.-c.h. Immediate poss. A rare
opportunity, at only S24,950. Phone SH.
1913 till 8 pm. DENNY d PRICE, Real.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

Near Lafayette School and transp.; lovely
modern Diet. brick home on corner fenced
lot: immaculate inside and out: st no2r
liv. rn., firepl., din. rm:. den, fully equip.
kit; 2nd d., Q twin-size bedrms.. ostn.
sun deck; attached sarage A gem OF .
home and modestly priced.
Billingsley & Sanderson l CO.
4e34 Wisconsin ave, WI: 1928 TIL Pm,
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

Priced under $4,000. Close to. Chevy
Chase Circle. schools, churches. shopping
area. transportation. Corner lot, brick
place and screened porch. dining room.
kitchen breakfast nook. powder room;
second floor, master bedroom with privats
finished attic with two separate rooms:
large recreation room with "a bath and
grounds kept in excellent condition BY
original owner. Some furniture for sale.
Possession with title.
MAURICE FITZGERALD
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ROOMS Neutrality-suspicious..

1871 MONROE-one large double or
single room. nicely furnished, kit: phone.
washing privilese' good transp. DE. $3.50.
eiothes n.,;;g Closets windows bsth-shoTer'
f!s 1sls BFG'ls ST !R NE@Lee front sleeping
room; suitable married cple. or 2 girls;
RoST ss n snss as sssRPs s Weekly ss Es GF
WOODBRIDGE, D. CNNeatly furn. sleeping
rooms in private home. single or double;
ABLY sso7 S4th @ st. essi Nj Rainier 5efa5eo Md,
si E. 2 F E2, Also sso5.s 5snt
rRS fa9os Room 'fGTee for smpoSsd Th ssIs people
81 EAST EAST wa chpHoR hH Rat s1hrE. slg Il S9sS N
lighted; $50 and $40; gentlemen only. 81
HUNTS TOURIST HOME. on Union Sta
ton plaza-Large double front room, with
single room adjoining ideal: gentlemen,
furnished double and single rooms; maid
service $40 weekly single; S12 weekly
NEAR LISCoLN PARk-Beautifully fur
niShed, large front room in an apt; suit
able able for couple or two men; LU; 4a16; l.
soa 51n. EAST EAST CAPITOL sTRmS in better:
middle-aeed persons pref. Apply in person.
1:,, 1so srd o. ST. N;E.IpouDle bay WINDOW
nished "a square from Supreme Court;
for gainfully employed couple, $40. u
6i1 LEXINGTON PL. N.E.-Large front
rn,. suitable for couple or men; nice
loo; conv. transp.; S5 wk. ca. TR. SAP,
LARGE FRONT BEDRM.. twin beds suit
able fo- ,. Call TW. 0634 after pm.
1909 NORTH CAROLINA AvE-sinsle rm..
next bath. screened porch, unlim phone,
for ! gentleman. Ii 0O70 after 8. i
COLORED-NICELY FURN. double rm
for man and wife twin beds, cooking
priyils.. use of phone. TR. 6402 q
COLORED-S18 9th ST. N.E-one large
front room, furnished. second floor, will
rent to refined married couple If both
work; no drinking, no smoking. Phone
LU. OSLO or NO 1855
COLORED-NICELY FURN. RM. for 2
girls or couple. DU. 6S9:'. =
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BELLEVUE TERRACE

on Mass; ave. n.w.--:A beautiful spacious
corner brick. center-hall plan; lst ioor
has, q large rms. and half bath plus ali
modern conveniences 2nd floor has 4 large
rooms and bath; recreation rm. with half
path, laundry rm.. storage rm and Gear
nullt.ln garage; oil h.-w.h.; beautiful lot.
60xloO with fruit trees; reasonably priced
dor. doT cash or terms; Call till pm. week
VIM. Calomiris Prop, Inc.
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ROOMS ukEURhIsHED,

COLORED-2507 II ST. N.W.-Apt. 2; un.
furnished front room respectable person
employed woman preferred. AD. 219O.
$500 2sth ST. N.W.-Large front rm. anc
closet, blk Wardman Park and Conn. ave.
unlim. phone. CO. 0047 a
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AMERICAN UNIV, PARK

saint AIMS Parish, 1919 43rd ST. NV
Open Sa.: and Sun, till 8 pm also
daily, 2 till Q pm. really beautiful new
Colonial home; featuring a lge. liv rm.
rear screened porch din rm., de luxe kit,
powder rm.. on LIST floor; 8 lovely bedrms.
and baths: on end. Storage attic Gas
OF the finest offerings we have had in this
section for some time and we urge you to
see 1t today. To reach: Out Wis ave.
lett on Albemarle st. to 43rd st. and open
sign sign. IS 8 R. MARTIN & CO., Realtors,
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

PARTLY FURN. HOUSE, in Arlington. TO
| or ? bedrm. unfurn. apt. NV. Day
EX 3253: ewes. OW. 1859. 3
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GEoRGETowN-Hou to remodel; excel:
MALkER !sa1 81 q \ m PTSLoS' i INC osofsetoSn
tossFEfIoM 81; 1ust Oh
ens ha patrss y rm md din Il h.s fsn a
ol hS heat s:esT ~. sarge ,SS SondeIiul II
sSs5SSsEs SsSsiE S5 iSS S'h SH sSss kGk
MSseARTHTs Blvd. AREA sii.75o: This
p.ams has With arss y sa ffn1ss
Din gaoo kit .1.a and bath az Iaas EARL T.
sistins Of rooms, 2 baths: built in
saT,Fs 81 hfs5 BY r4 aPPGins
NJ rEEHsAST S1n near a Mt 18th NA stEDetached
roomins house, II rooms, roc rs. , baths q bath
%S io7 G;R %M ei n FHa5sK 5ss:
NORTON Rsaltor; 81; soss:
settle 0.asa Estate e.. hatsS siaLaR Rss' sGf
FA M4. fhfxsfSr, 1a4s fS se1e apen ewes. till o: 1s4s
Gas heat: model Kit; With breakfast nook,
pis With vaa visa ovsr yrn DsTE SneS bath
see what S1s,5OO will buy. DRURY REAL
TY CORP. 1877 K. RE. 1888. Il
H-Semidetached brick. 8 rms.
. porches; newly decorated; can be bought
for small down payment; INV. heat; close
to schools. shopping and transp. Call RA.
PETwoFTa tIasi sssns: SPECIAL Only sla,e5e.
Tapestry brick home Of 8 rooms and bath
with double rear porches, concrete front
porch. oil heat; half block on Ga. aye
SHEPHERD PARK-New. beautiful, com
Portable, detached. every modern conven.
near near. schools. Shopping and Transportation.
Center hall. living room with hrsplhses' [.toh.s
second fioor. ) spacious bedrooms, 2 baths.
ample closet space. Painted in luscious
invitins colors, Price, ,SM S21;459; r NJ Mrs;
CORP, Realtors, Do. e6be.
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AMERICAN UNIV PK

Lovely detached: beautiful deep, level lot;
l SO. shopping center and transportation,
near public and parochial schools; bedrm,,
powder rm., lse. liv. rm., dining rm dem
bedrms.. bath, 2nd floor: maids room,
toilet i'll basement completely recond;
Sl7,75O. Open Sat, Sun. 1-6. Brokers
coop.
WALTER S. CANTRELL
2637 Conn. ave. NV, Wo. O6Os, MI, o423.
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OOoo 0 fHELfS, 1NC.
1d1- r a. NJ VIZ
BARNABY WOODS

1924 31st pl. NV: situated on lse., tree
shaded lot: red brk. center-hall Colonial
home: prewar construction; bedrms,, 9
tiled baths; stairway to noored, insulated
attic; 23-ft liv. rm. with frepl., din. rm.
place in bSmt., maids room, gas h.-wh;
attaShed garage; For appointment cali
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE

Brick. custom built, center entrance: 4
1st- moor bedrm. and bath, lse liv. rm.
with wood-burning fireplace. .ultramodern
kit: with breakfast nook igll bsmt.. gas
lot; terms Call Or OO4S till pm.
REALTY BROKERS. INC, $500 Conn.
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EN- SROO

CATHEDRAL AVE.-$16,950
Near Conn. ave. facing Rock Creek PIX
Colonial row brick home; with liv. rm..
din. rm. den and kit. on 1st floor bed
rooms, u baths upstairs; full basement,
oil h.-w.h. Owner occupied; quick pos.
session.
FRED A. SMITH, REALTOR
lib 18th st. NV. Exclusive. RE 1851.
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BRADLEY BLVD

A lovely new detached brick on Q large
wooded lot between Wis. ave. and Ken
baths, 1st. d. lavatory, attached saraee,
excellent exc living porch, vacant and ready
really right. Call ME. ii43 until pm.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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RooMS FURN. OR UNFURN
ROOMS WANTED.

COLORED-64 SEATON PL. N.W.-Roor
furn. or unfurn., with back porch; coupl
or girls: privileges DE 45f7 =
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BRIGHTWOOD

Modern S-room detached brick; 3 bed
flrst hoor: large recreation room with,
fireplace: built-in garage: excellent loca-
ton Call DI. 1O15 till Q pm. VIM. H.
SAUNDERS CO. INC
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

11AV <I]111 @s31S'
In w-house condition; owner leaving
popular floor plan, with room and bath on
stair landing. suitable for bedrm. or den;
extra-large bedrms.. baths: built-in
nice lot. Call WO. 1900 till pm
EDWARD H. JONES & co.
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American University Park

Lovely det. brick center-entrance, home,
in this most desirable location Very
large liv. rm. with open fireplace and
pletely equipped kitchen on 1st floor;
large bedrms. and = lovely tiled baths
upstairs; gas &C. heat. Within walking
chial schools. Priced right at S23 800;
FRED A. SMITH, REALTOR
lila lrth st n M Exclnsiun pr eeaI
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BRIGHTWOOD

An ideal location. near Calvin Coolidge
rooms mot inclosed porches): living room
has fireplace and front porch and there
loor; hardwood floors throughout; built.in
garage, automatic hot-water heat Quick
with
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.

BRIGHTWOOD-$17,500
Near Sth and Rittenhouse sts.-Detach.d
home, containing 10 rooms and Q baths;
ideal for large family. fireplace in living
garage. Close to schools For appt. cali
GE. 221O. BRIGHTWOOD REALLY CO.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
ROOMS. APARTMENTS 70 SHARE

ROOM AND BOARD NEEDED for refined
father, son. :. and daughter, 4, with care
! for oh
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OPEN DAILY 3 TO 6, 68O5 CONN. AVE-
New Colonial brick. rooms, ga baths.
beautiful recreation room, garage. large
corner lot. Il
BY OWNER - S1250O. ~ 1st trust.
Brick. Terms. Out New Hamp. ave. to
Peabody, right to $40. Extras. Ia. 1896.
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This unusually nice prewar white brick
residence is in an area of fine homes. is
offered for the first time; 1st hoor has
liv. rm with fireplace, din rm, kitchen,
screened porch; End d. has large bed,
rms. and 2 tiled baths; rec. rm. attached
garage; large, lot. Well financed and
priced reasonably
w. B. WRIGHT
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ready for immed: occupancy Built to
superlatiye standard. within a medium
Es!is: s. ;:sE IS;
sF4SNrfSs. s5sHsSi rs, $50 pdcroks-H.1. i, I:,,
without expensive conversion Small dow
payment, bal. like rent; eonv. to every
thRs 81 Pq1eat Bqoss4 G6 G5es sssi e
row brk. liv. rm.,. din, rm., kitchen
Paneled h.dsa. study s,, and nd z bath On lst nooI
SgsH%zP e RS & S5i Ply Mfl5SSo 5Sss lSE'
brick bunkalow has a fireplace. bedrms
attic; perfect condition; on a large cor
1s 0 o1sh sySis sRisf y SS sa
fod fDk tssn1 SALE By 81 oWNER1ses Harvard $,
sso no a.Dt uln house read; a. to s0ao ae nf9Bs
f3ciNG fU SIs0' CATHEDRAL. on woodley I'd
4 bedrms., baths; ssrase: xf.,;.I ans servant.
beautiful garden. Can Mrs. zimmsrman
IA kEMnff MsSAfE BECK CO, ists NC it. NV n,,,
apts. with private entrances: one 3-bed.
rm. apt; furnished. renting for Gs5 $50 Pc,
SsSSs5: slsSSS, * s. Ss5n. sssn ,v" san.s :.
NV. section. Vacant $22 500. Attrac.
tive studio house house for bashelcr s.a or couple
and bath; End door, double living room
large bedroom and bath; yard and parkine
facilities; sAN1oz, INC. Call Miss Ann
MOST MOST REAuTIFuL HOME on Lowell,
Sherman Circle NV; well-kept lawn. made
gracious by awnings and shrubbery. center. nta
IDEAL for professional family; only $50, 900
Call now. RE. 3316. CHAPMAN REALTY
si7 MARIETTA PL. N.w.-Modern s-room
Colonial brick; inclossd poEehss. gas heat.
sl4,59G; Eyes; az eE; s.oa S4ss. WASHING
toNvENiENT TO i4th. AND PARK RD.-
8 rooms: bath: row brick; large rear DO perch
st. % NV Ex:~ $3.50; RI. 6s15: - ,
18th AND WHITTIER - a-rm. brick, 8
baths, maids rn,: terTseed porch; SLATE t,;
NoORHKAD, AID. 0021. Open till Q. -
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-20
'U5S DIA(HENk0 REACHES JUNEAU
 FOR BRIEF STAY

Tie USS Diachenko, APD 123, ar rived at the Alaska Steamship dock at 5:30 pm. yesterday with crew of l67 enlisted men and nine of- icers and six officers as passengers.
 Commander Samuel Purdie, Com man6ing Officer Of the transport destroyer stated last night the trip rom Kodiak was rough and windy. n the Gulf of Alaska they ran into
 stogm heavy seas with 20 foot
 ayes Tae ship was covered with a coat of ice and the Commander itated it had been cold trip up Gastineau Channel.
 The USS Diachenko CAPD-120 vas named in honor of Alex Maxwell Jiachenko, WT2, USN who was kill ed in action in the South Atlantic while a member of a boarding party engaged in taking a German raider. He was a native of Hartford, Con- lecticut where he attended high school. He was posthumously award ed the Silver Star Medal for gall lantry.
 The Diachenko was built by the Bethlehem Steel Company, Quincy, Massachusetts. The keel was laid on July IS, 1944; she was launched August 15. 1944 and commissioned December 8, 1944.
 During the war she saw action in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-20
Charges Made i1ai
 Contractors 0ip
 G!s in BuiIdinu

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-lR-A Justice Department official says FBI agents are working on com plaints from thousands of former G-Is that they were cheated by house builders.
 The official says complaints have been received from practically every part of the nation. The largest num- Der, he added, have come from Los Angeles, Baltimore, New York, New Orleans, Miami, Dallas and Chicago
 Some contractors, according to a housing official, left full room out of the houses they built. Another cut the width of each house in row by one foot so he could bet more houses in block.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-20
GOLD MEDAL HOOP TOURNAMENT WILL
 REACTION PACKED

The annual Gold Medal Basket call Tournament here next week is expected to see plenty of hard, fast acton right at the start according 70 tournament officials today. They said that, by chance of the draw, several outstanding teams are pit ted against each other in the first Iouno. This will mean high calibre .asketball right at the beginning Jl tie tournament as well as all h. ough 1t to the finals.
 Twelve championship teams, from
 cut cast Alaska, are entered in the annual hoop tourney and spec ..tor ale expected to see excellent asketoall played all through the tournament coupled with good 5portsmanship.
 The tournament officials today also urged the public to take advan- age of the season tickets now on ale which will effect considerable saving to spectators. These tickets entitle their holders to see the entire tournament at 8 reduced price.
 Boy Scouts who are selling tickets Ire earning money to be used only or the purposes of the annual sum- .ner Boy Scout camp
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-20

the South and West Pacific takin, part in actions at Balakpapen ant Brunei Bay. Since the war dut, has taken her twice outside tn, continental limits of the United States to such parts as Manila Hong Kong, Tsingtao, Taku, Shang. hai, Wake, Kwajalein, and Eniwe. tok, to mention but few.
 The Mayor and several bushes. men of Juneau acted as a recep. tion committee for the city in wei coming the members of the crew and officers of the Diachenko.
 Several social functions are being planned for them during their stay n Juneau. Red Mayo will have the Town Hall Recreation Center open at a.m., for those who wish D skate during their stay. The Am rican Legion Ladies Auxiliary held open house for the Navy in the Post Dugout this afternoon and refresh ments were served.
 The VFW, Kiwanis Club. Lions Rotary and the Liquor Association will sponsor dance at the Elks Hall tonight for the visiting Navy ship personnel. The dance is scheduled to start at 8:30 o'clock.
 Tonight ladies will be admitted free at the Town Hall Recreation Center for roller skating.
 The ships officers are as follows. Commander Samuel B. Purdie, the commanding officer of the ship; It Richard s. Moore, Executive Officer Lieutenant (jg) Lloyd R. Burns Engineer Officer; Ensign William F Keller, Jr., Gunnery Officer; Ensign Harrison c. Murray, Communica- tions Officer; Ensign Francis J Kiernan, First Assistant Communi- cations Officer.
 Ensign Francis J. Beitzer, Assis- tant Communications Officer; En- sign Donald V. Martin, Supply Of sicer; Ensign Paul K. Clausen, As s.stant Supply Officer.
 The officers who are passengers aboard the Diachenko are Com msnder Fidler, of the Medical Corps Capt. Berrar, US. Marine Corps; Lieutenants Gg) Sears, Tnede, Hin man, Baker; Ensign Tigert.
 The USS Diachenko held open house aboard ship today between the hours of pm. and pm, it was stated that it was well attended hy the people of Juneau and surround ng area.
 The Diachenko will leave for other ports in Alaska sometime Saturday, enroute to San Diego.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-20
MURPHY & MURPHY

BEAUTIFUL log and stone home, 3 bedrooms, completely furnish ed. Approx. acres patented land. Splendid lawn and garden. No phone calls. Seen by appoint ment only.
 TWO Bedrooms, compl. furn- near business district.
 TWO 2-bedrcom homes and par tially filled-in lot near Small Boat harbor, 4 se M FOUR, B. and 2-bedroom homes in Douglas; modern; furnished TWO canneries, floating. Make 75 percent first year on investment. Two can handle one; other crew 9 to 30. owner will train. SEVERAL Good Fishing Boats. LOTS, 9th, near Shattuck home; Willoughby; Glacier Highway. DUPLEX, Apt. Houses, 20-acre ranch with lovely modern home; Fritz Cove, Louise Beach and Auke Bay homes suitable year around or summer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-20
EGYPTIAN Ap MAN
 WINS HIGH AWARD

CAIRO. Egypt, Feb. 20. R-Mo- made Wagdi of the Associated Press Egyptian staff has won the Edgar Gallad Bey. award for the best news story of 1947 on an Oriental subject written in for eign language.
 Wagdi won the ward for two stories, one: an interview with Abd Fl Krim last July ill which the exiled Moroccan tribal leader vowed to wage war again on the French to free North Africa and two: an article on the Arab sIn- dependence movement in North west Africa, written in June, l947
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-20
inspection of Naval Bases in Occupation Zones Raises Question

BERLIN, Feb. 20-tPl-The United States and Britain demanded the right today to inspect all phases of administration in the Soviet Oc- cupation Zone of Germany.
 The demand was in answer to Russian insistence to the right to examine naval bases in the British Zone
 The demands were made at a meeting of the Allied Control Coun- cil's Coordinating Committee. The Russians charged the Western AL lies were frustrating administration. No agreement was reached.
 The British-American stand was that inspection of British Zone na- val bases should be tied up with an overall study of the progress of demilitarization in Germany. The question still is being argued on the next higher level of Allied Control Authority machinery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-20
EUROPEAN GRAIN PRODUCTION UP

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 iR-Se- cretary of Agriculture Anderson pre- dicted today that European produc- tion of bread grains this year will be about 2S percent greater than last year.
 This estimate for the wheat and rye harvests is based upon an as- sumption of favorable weather, he told National Press Club luncheon
 Anderson said, however, that it will be necessary for this country to continue heavy shipments of grain to Europe for several years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-20
Nearly Six Tons Of
 Drugs Being Flown
 To Orient by A. A

SEATTLE, Feb. 20-lR-Alaska Airlines reported that one of it's planes with a cargo of nearly six tens of drugs had left Anchorage early today for the Orient.
 The Lines headquarters said the s15G,0O0 streptomycin cargo is head ed fol Manila to fill an order of the Philippines Department of Health. It is used in treatment of infectious ailments. The Airline flew the valu- able cargo to Alaska yesterday after it was provided. .hy four eastern man. ufacturerS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-20
sHEPARDs ENTERTAINED

Mir and Mrs. J. G. Shepard former residents of Juneau, now residing in Fairbanks, have been in Juneau for the past several weeks visiting friends and attend ing to business matters.
 During their stay they have been entertained extensively by theii many friends and acquaintances They will leave tomorrow for Fair banks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-20
Two-Year-Cld Child
 Is Killed in Crib

COEUE D ALENE, Ida, Feb. 20 -7R A two-year-old child asleep Tn her crib was killed today when a tall pine tree, uprooted by wind, crashed on a cabin home.
 The child was Aanice Lavonne Wing, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Claude Wing, Two older sisters, sleeping i'll another room were not hurt.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-20
] Catholic Bishops
 Executed in Albania

VATICAN CITY, Fet. 20.-Ih9- Vatican sources said today two Ro- msr Catholic Bishops have been ex- ecuted in Albania, and third has been sentenced to 20 years in pri- son.
 The executed Bishops were named as Msgr. Francis Cjini, Bishop of Lezhaia (Alessic) and Msgr. George Voloj, Bishop of Sappa.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-20
CHANGE OF VENUE DENIED

Judge George w. Folta today de- nied a motion in U. s. District Court here for the transfer of two libel suits from Juneau to Ketchi- kan for trial The suits, filed by Helen Troy Monsen and H. L. Faulkner, are both against the Journal Publishing Co, and w. L. Baker of Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-20

FOR Sewing Machine Repairs, call
 White Sewing Machine Shop. Behrends Bank Bldg. Phone
 746. 813 lot OPPORTUNITY tor sincere young
 lady or young man to get valu-
 able advertising experience. De-
 sire and willingness to learn are
 important Ability to type will
 be of help in the job. @ Do not
 apply if a trifler or "jitter-bug.
 If you mean business this may
 be your opportunity. Tell all
 about yourself in own handwrit-
 ing. Address ADV, care The Empire, P. O. Bob 1891. 813 If WANTED Information regarding tho whereabouts of relatives of Andrew Mainer, deceased. who resided at Shine, Washington. Mainer was of Austrian birth, 73 yec~s cid. Communicate with Jclla M. Carroll, administrator, 6c7 Water Street, Port Townsend, Washington. 3l3 5t ELECTRICAL 1.ome and Commer- cial Wiring, appliance repairing Free estimate. 336 w. 3rd. Phone Green BIO. pch Wise. 191 If WANTED: Good apartment CT home for man, wife and month old baby. No smoking or drink ing and no wild parties. Phone Blue 615. SIP If WANTED: Travelling companion for two-year-old boy to Chicago, St. Louis or vicinity Ph Doug las 343. BIO If WANTED TO RENT: Small apt. or housekeeping rooms, close in. P. o. Box 429, City. sos St SEWING and alterations. Phone Green 429. 750 tt