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MoYING. PACKING end STORAGE

SMALL JOBS-Pers effects, baggage, etc, !,
ssps: sss 2islss 2aaAeos!1A a. SMcxEks; AZ AZ. s44s,
MOVING ACROSS TEE STREET or across
the country. safe storage in sepsrats
UNION STORAGE CO. INC. est 1905
MOVING BY experienced veteran; furni.
turs: bssgsse; G4,hr; ;. service; reasonable onabas
MAKNE VETERANS MOVING CO.-24-hr.
service: furniture moving and hauling:
trunks and baegage. AT 2759 or Pr o3S6.
REDUCED RATES, average rooms OF
furniture stored in individual compart-
ment for So per month. Reasonable rates
Tor additional space. SAFETY sTo b
TRANS: GO. .TE; 6l8S or TE 1895.
hour; every piece guaranteed AGAINST dam
MOVING iY vITSixpeI; help; every
Can any time, Mr.. COOK. GL. 6137. -22
Ex GI-Local, long distance movinE. pack
GEoveR 9E sne FRANsrES 'fa RE- .0s s4so 'e
GENERAL HAULING-Anywhere, any time: !:
new truck ready for work reasons BILE
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE Co
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on your moving,
storage. ia. 1887; after z pm, GE. 1915
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COOP

beautiful sarden-type apt. in sliso Park
Is Immediately available you REQUIRE an
exceptionally well-built and well-planned
apt; home. containing very large liv, rn,,
dining dining area, complete kit, sood-sized
per month pays all EXPENSES Including
principal. interest. taxes, insurance, gas,
neat hght. water. and all maintenance
fees. For appt to inspect, call Mr.. ConIon
ewes. MI $500. FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. 1928 x st. NV. MA. al4i.
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COOPERATIVE APrs.-sALE Cont.

CO.OPEkATlVE APTS.-SAlE Cont
COMPLETELY FURNISHED corner apt,
foyer. dv. rm,. kit, din. space, bath; ex-
NV. $500. with $4,000 cash. Cali Mr.
Gavin; with +; G. sMrTHY CO. ST. $500;
ovElRIooSfNG ROCK CREEK rARk-
Beautiful corner building at 1860 Clydes-
dale pl. nv. l rm.. kit. full dinette and
and bath, $1,000 and Sc 800. Tile bath
with built-in tub and shower. laundry with
Bendix washer. Open daily ] to pm.
Directions: From 18th and Col. rd.. 20
north on Adams Mil rd., 2Ea blocks to
our Open sign at Clydesdale pl HOME
REALTY CO. Afternoons. AID. 0O25. 80
NR. q. s. SUPREME COURT-This desir-
able apt. is located close to downtown
area and yet in q very quiet neiEhborhood
1t contains . lse. entr. hall. hv. rm.. fully
investigated. Only 5000 cash needed.
Loan balance at 4ee
Nr. Boiling Field-owner transferred to
N. Y. brings this attr. apt. on the market
at only $3.50. 1t consists Of . Ice Nv.
rm. with picture window. din. area, equip
kit, bedrm. and tile bsth: walk in closet;
with extra shelves. Only 1900 cash REQ
81 sa r ssas T. xIsS ss M Iesdd.Td
BEREN9 SALES, INC, Ma 9l4l 20
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

ST0CKER and feeder. cattle. steers and
heifers. 400 tc $50 lbs Any amount rea-
sorably priced SH 2ll4. NE. 1884 20
WANTED-Feeder cattle for .l72-acre farm,
IN Lounooun County. Va. DU. 1859 -"a
Syr.-old pony, 13 hands Excel prospects
for children's mounts, gentle and well
broken. SH. 1858
PONY. Q years old, very gentle, will sell
or trade for small pony. See at pony
rims. N. Washington and Madison st.
Alexandria, Va, next to Howard johnson,
until 9 pm. any day 30
RIDING HORSE. all black. white blazed
face: gentle. Call SH. 1913. go
REGISTERED ANGUS BULL, 3ta years
old. good conformation. weight about L.
200 pounds. S400. G. CALVERT BOWIE
WI 400. -21
HEREFoRDs-7 young cows with calves
and rebred; also : purebred COWS OAK.
MONT FARM. Aldie. Va. Phone Middle
burg 42e3 or ne. 2s3s. 2l'
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HOUSES FOR SALE-kerthwess.

HOUSES FOR SALE-flerthwest.
center-han Colonial home. 8 bedrnis., 2
baths, Ist-f. Law. screened porch, gas
heat; immediate possession. RAYMOND
9; DUNN, 1920 Wis. ave, Or 1852; eyes eye
HMERicAN UNIV. PARK-Excellent buy.
Only s13,950. Living room with nreplace.
and bath: screened porch. h.-w.h. Rea-
sonabie terms. L. q. WHITE. Exclusive.
NJ; 4l5: Eyes IEyssSi,s;-Y "; z943. 3.,x ...,,sn dsr
This prevar-built det. home is located on
ige, lot, near schools and transp.; 1st o.,
liv. rm.. din; rm., elee. kit. screened hy
bedrms' and . tiled baths; Automatic heat;
owner has purchased elsewhere and says
sell at the low market price. SCI 500.
A, TWEED CO.. EN-. 1890 till Q pm. IL
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GIRL, 1890, to share apt with one other
girl: NV. section. Call NO. 3130. 10
ONE GIRL to. share 2-bedrm;;, apt. with
3 girls at Skyline Towers. Call OR. 2435
GIRLS desire girl to share 4-room
furn. apt. with them: twin beds, Bendix
washer; NV. section. CO. O7eO or 40.
590S III
800 18th NE.-wil share modernistic s.
rm, 2-bath apt. with 2 other congenial
women, age 1910. TR. 5547. 20
3 GIRLS will share w apt. with l other
girl, age II to 27:, $3.50 per mo. Gall
RA. 7l1a after pm. -l9
1913 MINI AVE. N.E.-Refned girl to
share attractiyely furn. apt, piano; rea-
%1 S9Ga6Ie TR c6tIpfr 5Eg3. To SHARE ant With
cOLoRED-isii S ST NV. Apt 4O.--
Comfortably furn. sleeping rm., in modern
apt, for man. Ho. 1888 after 4:3o PM
CoLORED-NEAT. RELIABLE GIRL to
share room with one other girl. DE. s197.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER, with loader and bacGhoe
combination. for hire by the hour with
oper; So; excavating, grading. land clear
Ing loading dirt, digging for septic tanks.
Phone SH 1924 or write KENSINGTON
HGTs. CORP. Capitol View ave, Kensing-
ton, Nd III
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APARTMENTS uNFURhlsHED.

1851 18th ST. N.W.-First foor; room
kitchen and bath: S6S.5O. Open for in
spection. GERALD REALTY CO., 4Is
s-RooM AND BATH. and-noos apt. 5Sa4
Conn. ave. NV. Telephone OR 2051. Ia
LARGE APT. in Rockville. consisting Of
liv.. rm., din. rm., bedrm., bath and kit.
on bus route. Phone Rockville 21Ol. 80
TAKOMA PARK-5-rm.. 2-bedrm apt.
in new 3-unit tldg.; $3.50 mo-; util. furn.
Phone 81. 5725. 30
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-honhee,.

ONE LGE. RIM. for cple. or people. Call
after 5. FIR. so55. 80
I118 E ST. NE-Single front room,
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM for rent, "A
blk from csrline, laundry privil TR
ao5 D ST. NE. Apt. e-1 Blk Union Sta
tlon; newly painted. cheerful rm.; single,
SIS wk dbl. $40. FIR. 1852. -2I
NICE FRONT ROOM, next to bath. couple,
fit privils.: huS at corner. TR S619, III
623 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Nicely furn.
rm.. 2nd A.: will rent ssle. or dble; next
to bath; eonv. transp. FIR. 1927 -3o
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ROCK CREEK PARK

Located Ss,.,e. on over y acre Of lovely lawn IL
Park; stunning bedrms,, :? baths up
stairs; 1sx26. living room; den with "a
rec. room, fireplace, maids rm and full
bath in basement; S40O per month; I-year
lease or longer. OW $500. LURIA BROS
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AVIATION.

fAlRCHlID. NJ SIC. 22O h.p.. 145 hrs.
A and since new Complete instruments
and hood. Completely fabric covered at
factory. Just relicensed. Price $500. Cali
sirn, sftsr Pm Pm. GL; 1882; sszo. wls g.
owned; in excel cond. Beine sold to set
lie a bill CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT
Rockville. Nd OIL SSSS %
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COUNTRY BOARD.

VACATION ON FARM-swimming pool
tennis, riding, etc. Delicious meals; S3S
weekly or daily rates; l hour from D. c.;
vile, Md.
VACANCY in pvt. home, for boy. age s.
3: monthly or permanent; reference. SH.
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ROOMS FURN.-Mp. B VA. tcen..,

ATTRACTIVE ROOM and porch. COM
pletely furnished, for employed woman;
S35 mo-; near bus and shopping center;
meals are served extra II desired. days
MASTER BEDRM., pvt. a bath. plenty
closet space, nicely furn.; 2 doors from bus:
unlIm. phone with extension; suitable for
q $50 ea.; home atmosphere. GIL. 3010.
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HOUSES fURh. OR uhFuRh.

yIRGINIA-Charming Colonial, bedrms.
huge liv. rm., "a baths: lovely garden
unfurn.: only S1s5. Similar 2-bedrm
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ROOMS FURNisHED-Mp. s VA,

SILVER SPRING, MD.-Attractive, cool
rrn for enlpl couple or gentleman. Phone
and laund. privils.: bet. buslines; S45
mo. SH TAO. go
/ RM., . gentlemen. no board; nicely furn.
SIS wk. for .. PL. 1897 until pm.
HYATTSvHLE-Lse double rm., clean:
pref. couple or will exchange for day
care Of children. WA. 1908 after 9. "a
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ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN, convalescent. desires living
quarters, with meals and home PRIVILEGES,
in Erivate home; vicinity Takoma Park
or Silver Spring: with middle-aged couple
preferred: no nursing care required; will
pay generously for desirable accommoda-
tions. Box 1875, Star -23
BACHELOR. BAG M middle aged. Eentile, must
home PRIVILEGES Box lRl-T Star 14s
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK


In ST. AIMS Parish and easy walking dis
detached brick home built by a very hns
builder and now ready for INSPECTION.
Center hall, large living room with nre-
place. dining room, beautiful kitchen with
breakfast nook, powder room. rear screened
porch: second floor, = large pedroomA. =
very attractive tile baths stairs TO larEe'
finished third floor; gas &C. heat. Price,
SOS: 500. Gall Mr.. Biliingsley, ewes Wo'
1896
Billinrslev g. Sanderson Co.
4934 Wis Ave. OR. 2326
American Univ. PIX, S15,2 ,250
4432 Harrison st. n.w.-very nice SEMI
detached home on very nice deep lot;
living room with fireplace, brfsht dining
room fully equipped kitchen, pantry. rear
screened porch and large front porch: End
floor. 3 bedrooms. modern bath with
shower screened sleeping porch; rss
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
4s34 wis. Ave. OR. 1929
A. U. PARK-FIRST OFFERING
and Horace Mann School; 9 blks to Spring
Valley shopping; det. all-brick home in
beautiful cond. Liv. rm. with fireplace.
din; rm, panslled Den ant and Completely comp
large bright bedrm., tiled bath on second
floor: fun basement With maids rm: and
or small family seeking prime location and
FRANK S. PHILLIPS
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E. end s.w

FT. DUPONT ST. S.E.-Clean rm., next
to bath: phone: gentleman only; uniim
phone. TW 1150. 30
1909 U ST. S.E.-Nice single room. pvt.
home privileges; lady. FIR 62SI.
LARGE double studio room and single
priyileses AT 2147 -0O
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Aprs. FuRN. AND UkEURN.

FURNISHED APT, living room. bedroom,
kitchen, bath; S77.5o, light. water. heat
incl. / unfurn. apt: heat and water Incl :
ST. No children. Call TIE. S177 bet:
Am. and $50 pm. III
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POULTRY and EGGS.
FARM and GARDEN.

JAMES FEED STORE. 6I9 K st. NV, NE
00Sa. Baby chicks, feed ard poultry sup
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ROOMS uhEuRNlsHEp.

LARGE FRONT ROOM, 8 windows, End
moor, share bath, S35 per month. 1925
Randolph st. NV. HO. 1900. 80
3OI 3rd Sc, near Pa. ave.-3 rms. kit,
pvt. bath. 2nd-floor fat. partly furnished;
adults only: no dogs. S45.50 month
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
ROOMS, APARTMENTS TO SHARE.

FOR RETIRED COUPLE in pvt. hon
meals daily. Box 194-T, Star.
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AVONDALE TERRACE

Beautiful custom-built stone home on large
lot. with an imposing view oyerlooking the
city: reception hail. 23-ft. Nv rm with
special stone fireplace, family. size din.
rm.,. large modern kit, side screened
porch: End floor, bedrms.. 2 baths:
excellent recreation room with fireplace.
bedrm.. bath and kitchenette in basement;
lovely grounds and shrubbery; new-houss
condition.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
1894 Wis. ave. OR. 2326 tn 0 pm.
BARNABY WOODS
Inspect these brick Colonial houses In this
delightful section large living rnl., dining
rm, modern kitchen, powder rm. and
finished attic; fun basement, with fireplace:
exceptionally large lot: priced right on
today's market; $3.50 3lst pl; n;g.o Open
CHEVY CHASE REALTY
Continued on Next Pssso
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ROOMS sFURN. OR UNFURN.

rm.; double and single bedrms., kit,
shower. suitable for 8; working adults
only. REASONABLE: GE. 3512. -19
lovely home for couple: must be neat and
refined: all privileges. NO. 23l2. 30
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Cleveland Park bargains--Open daily. 8
3lOa Highland pl., at cor. Newark st;
These are lovely Southern Colonial and
Victorian Get. homes; 10 lse. rms, 3
baths oil h-wh, 3 porches, garage.
Takoma Park-T-yr- old sbrick bunga-
low; 5 rms. and an expsndable attic; oil
h.-wh.; S12r950.
bus and shopping; of Piney Branch rd.
in Silver Spring: rms, bath side
porch, gas heat; possession 30 days; about
$4,000 cash.
McDEVITTS personal service svsilabls
to buyer and seller. SH. $3.50, RA. 1922.
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rm. row brick. gas
10. KAY REALTY

Very desirable 6-rm.
Ras heat and auto
ter. tile bath; possess
owner occupied; only
KAY REALTY CO..
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sTEELCRAFT WASHINGTON SPECIALS
26-ft. Steelcraft, twin cabin sedan
5000.
Cruisalong. 65-h.p., sleeps 2, perfect
condition, awning, windshield, spotlight
So .00O
Aft. cruiser Al condition: 81 900.
All boats guaranteed; financing and in
surance arranged Make an offer to MR.
HUGHES. SteeCraft dock. Maine ave and
Nj st S.W., or call ST 414h -o3
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near Peabody; lst
buy; consisting OF
fireplace. din. rm.,
rear bullion rms.
with tile flooring.
Call Mr., HYMANs
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recreation rm. with fireplace, opens OF
terrace; servants rm. and bath; delishtfu
lot. ,7Ox26Q. with beautiful shade trees trees
S. PHILIPS, DI, 14I1. ,.-
SHEPHERD PARK-owner. leaving city
rms; ~ baths, rec. rm.. det. garage
priced below the, present market; excel
fnancing With low cash payment. Mr. NE
ssHhPHER6 saHPhssfS' fARK . Modern. a-bedroon
brick Colonial; excellent location: center
hall. oblons liv. room hreplacs: auto
heated ] ats; Zee. r.. ;ids porch brick ga,
SILVER sPRiNG ARIA bedrooms.
sfiH .tss near sIas ss s.h f:Raes
[. PHILLIPS, Wo. 1000 until 9 pm. 351s
SIZING SpRh s'v VALLEY AREA-This is a dream
Of a home, located Just o1 Mass; ave; you
will like this modern house; 1st nr" bed
rm: and law, liv. rm. and din. rm: comb
with breakfast nook; .nd nr.. bedrms
and unusual tiled and glass briSk bath;
sSGVsIsradsa ssil asiesiS l1se a. TWEED CO. 55S4
sfpn ST. exsRifL s!i III sssg rsRisapDaS Kris 5os
ss5oe sfsT RoFehes es o'l aR lyon a'ai EN- 'aSs
T.Kom. ,s1ss M0s Psnk. ( B. bhi,ips1L c@Ls. ees linn
home. on big lot; oil heat: 2 baths; kit
SI5,950. KAY REALTY CO, INC" =, RA.
BY owNER-S13,5oo. Brick New Hamp-
shire aye sec sd r" ,,; kji' ,e O. T. ssS1; ssiet
porch; awning storm wind: and drs.
Lev S1Tn sT gagmen, ny IA, IA sssS S,ompt e and
eficient Service. PUBLIC SERVICE TITLE
eoMPANY sos &c a. si nv 81 I1y,5s i1d5; 81 !,
n,V- bedrfns 24-ft row brick; con-
crete porch; foyer liy rm din rm;; bsdrms 5is',
sun porch, ir,closed back porches. 2 fun
tiled baths on end a; additional bedrm in
attic; full bsmt. with gas h.-w-h.. bath.
newly % dec: vacant. De. 1855. 30
1855 NEWTON ST. N.W.-Detached,
corner; 5-room apartment on. the nrst
fioor occupied by owner; second floor has
private entrance and rents for $3.50 month
II: larxe porches on both hoorsi fun base
ment; oil hot-water heat. Completely
furnished and immediate possession OF
first-foor apartment. r. " MARCERCN.
MA. 6oSS. IL
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Clara and Gloria Davis, both from Tacoma, are visiting Juneau and staying at the Gastineau Ho- tel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
QUEEN BOOTH
 DATES GIVEN

The Filipino Community, spon- soring Tillie Martin for Queen of the 4th of July festivities, will have charge of the ticket selling booth tonight. Augie Lapatan and Vic- tor Baccho Miss Martins campaign manager, say that their candidate is tagging behind and ask for more support from their friends.
 The booth is located in front of the First National Bank and the Oldsmobile will be on display there.
 The American Legion and the Rotary will have charge of the booth on Wednesday evening and the Loyal Order of Moose will take over on Thursday night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
VISITING R0TARAN5 ARE TO BE H0N0RED AT DINNER ON JULY {

Plans for the visit of South Bend. Indiana, Rotarians and Rotariannes next Tuesday evening and for the Fourth of July celebration were made at Rotary Club luncheon to- day in the Gold Room of the Bara- nof Hotel.
 A dinner meeting will be held Tuesday at 7:30 o'clock. or when the Princess Louise arrives, to hon. or the visitors at the Gold Room, while the ship is in port. There will be no noon meeting.
 Committees for the occasion are: Dinner Menu, Bill Hughes and Horace Adams; Welcoming, Bob Akervick, Earl Albright. Dr. W. P. Blanton, Charles Carter, Tom Dyer, Harold Foss, Monty Grisham, Gov. Ernest Gruening, Hank Harmon. Mayor Waino Hendrickson, Ed Keithahn, Del Miller, Ernie Parsons, Eric Newbould, Ralph Rivers, Ho- mer Garvin and Howard MacLean; finance. Stan Grummett and Don Skuse; program, Dr. w. M. White head and Dr. R. H. Williams; decora- tions, Hank Green and Pete War ner.
 Loretta Keithahn, Rotary and American Legion sponsored July 4 Queen candidate was one of the luncheon guests today. Others were visiting Rotarians Paul Holmes of Medford, Oregon; Roy Kelly, Waiki- Xii and William H. Twenhofel. Mad ison, Wisconsin. Guests included Bill Ellis of Juneau; c. Ellison of Seattle and Al Zenger.
 Rotarians pr. c. Earl Albrecht, Harold Foss, Hugh Wade, Maurice Powers and Elton Engstrom gave brief talks on their recent trips.
 Rotarian events planned for July include the picnic on the II and the Soap Box Derby on the 18th. Lee Lucas and his committee are busy working on the Rotary July 4 float.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
Kills
 Sons, then
 Shoots Self

OROvILLE. Wash, June 29-lR- Sheriff Lester Moss said today an Oroville mother shot and killed her two sons last night and then killed herself.
 He identified the victims as Mrs. Dorothy McGee, 30, and her sons, Greg, 2 and Doug, 1.
 The bodies were found by neigh ibors on the shores of Lake Osoyoss, l50 feet north of their home. Lake Osoyoss is north of Oroville.
 The oldest of the two boys, Greg, was alive when found but died later in St. Martins hospital at Tonasket.
 The woman's husband, Horace McGee, an Immigration Inspector, told Moss he left the house about 2 pm. last night to do chores for a vacationing neighbor. When he re- turned, Mrs. McGee and the children were gone.
 The sheriff quoted Moss as saying he became alarmed when, after in- quiring of neighbors, he looked through the house and found that his AS caliber service revolver was missing.
 A few minutes la.er, friends noti- fled him that the bodies had been found on the Lake shore.
 The sheriff said he was told that Mrs. McGee had been in i'll health for some time. A note indicating sui-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
ONE PERCENT TAX FOR VETERANS TO
 EXPIRE TOMORROW

Tomorrow is the last day that Alaskans will pay the one percent Veterans Sales Tax which was enacted by the 1946 Territorial Legislature to build up fund for leans and bonuses to Alaska resi- dent veterans.
 The law prescribed that collection of the tax would cease at the end of the quarter in which s3,250,0O0 has been collected. This amount was reached in April and tax col- lections will cease at midnight to- morrow.
 Businessmen have thirty days in which to remit the tax to the Territorial Department of Taxation, according to Norman E. Sommers, Deputy Tax Commissioner.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
HIGH OFFICIAL, EASTERN STAR, COMING HERE
Eva Holland Ha milton, Most Worthy Grand Mat
 ron, Due Next Week

Local Eastern Star members have been advised that Eva Holland Hamilton, Most Worthy Grand Matron of the General Grand Chapter of the Order of the East ern Star, will arrive here on Wed nesday, July '.
 While here she is expected to make her official visitation with both Juneau Chapter No. T and Nugget Chapter No. ? in Douglas.
 Mrs. Hamilton's position makes her the ti.ular head over Eastern Star Grand Chapters in 46 states of the Union as well as subordin- ste chapters in Canada, Mexico, China, the Philippine Islands, Gu ba. Hawaii, the Canal Zone, Puerto Rico, District of Columbia and Alaska. Although her home Is in Chicago, she spends much of her time travelling, having been in Honolulu and Bermuda as well as other widely separated places, in recent months.
 The Most Worthy Grand Matron holds office until the next Trien- rlial meeting of the General Grand Chapter scheduled for late ls49.
 She expects to visit all of the l2 Alaska Chapters during July.
 Juneau and Douglas Eastern Star members are making plans for a joint dinner in her honor, an ini- tiation meeting at each Chap ter, and a school of instruction. The program will be announced later.
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eide was found near the scene, he said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
KAVANDER RITES
 HELD TOMORROW

Final services for Karl Kavander. pioneer Juneau resident, will be held Wednesday afternoon at ? o'clock in the Charles w. Carter Mortuary. Eulogy will be delivered by the Rev. G. Herbert Hillerman and interment will te in the Pioneers Plot of the Evergreen Cemetery. Ernest Ehlers will sing at the service.
 Pallbearers will be the following:
 James Orme, Ralph Beistline. Mi- nard Mill, James Msdsen, Waino Hendrickson and Allred zenger, ST.
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Bolding and Venema have been attending the University of Wash ington the past semesters.
 Gathering material for the Ma tional Geographic Magazine, the two men plan to completely pie torialiZe the aspects of Alaska fishing and to cover the scenic possibilities of the inland route when returning to Seattle.
 Bolding has recently had sev- eral pictorial articles published in the Seattle Times.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
RUTH COFFIN RETURNS

Glad to be back in Juneau after sweltering through Fairbanks heat wave, Miss Ruth Coffin, examiner inspector for the Rent Office. re- turned via Pan American Airways on Sunday. Miss Coffin reported that the temperature lowered be- tween 90 and 100 for a week. She also said that despite the efforts oi the Army to control mosquitoes, they are bigger and better than ever this year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
MOSQUITO BITES,
 LIMP RESULTS OF
 PARACHUTE JUMP

FAIRBANKS. Alaska, June 29.- R-A slight limp and mosquito bite scabs were Walter Bears only reminders today of a flying les- son that turned into an unschedul- ed parachute jump.
 Bear, a Civil Aeronautics Ad- ministration employee. tumbled in- to space while receiving instruc- tion frcm George Richards, also of the CAA. in siow-rolling an open cockpit plane.
 After his rescue from Cinema River swamp. Bear said his safety belt apparently came msnapped while the small craft was upside down. He suffered an injured ankle in parachuting safely into the mosquito infested area.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
HOspTAl NOTES

Admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday for medical treatment were Charles Hornsby smith and Mickey Furlong.
 Discharged were Bruce Novasky. surgical patient, and Robert Pam, medical patient.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
SOUTH CAROLINA GOV. IS OUT FOR
 GEN. EISENHOWER

COLUMBIA, s. O., June 29.-R There is "a good chance" that General Dwight D. Eisenhower will be the Democratic nominee for President, Governor Thurmond predicts.
 He declined to elaborate at
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-29
FIRST MAYOR OF
 YAKUTAT ELECTED

Jay B. Mallott. Yakutat mer- chant, has been elected first mayor of that town by the Board of Trustees. Other officers elected were Harry Bemner, ST. treasur- CT, and John Williams, Jr., clerk.
 Yakutat, which was recently in-
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corporated, held their general elec- tions two weeks ago and elected five men as members of the Board of Trustees. The town n---ofHcials were elected by the Board from among it's membership.
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YACHT NELsONIA HERE

The Nelsonia, yacht owned by Stanley Nelson of Seattle, arrived ill Juneau Saturday from Seattle and left the small boat harbor yesterday morning to continue her present cruise.
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OWNER OF MEL LODY RETURNS TO JUNEAU;
 PHOTOGRAPHY TRIP

Walter venema returned to Ju- neau yesterday from Seattle to equip his boat, the Melody, for about a months fishing, after which he and a companion, Dick Bolding, plan to take the boat to Seattle on a photographic mission.
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news conference, but repeated his previous assertion that MT. Tru- mans nomination is certain to in- sure defeat of the party d