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Evening star., 1948-05-02
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, TYPEWRITERS pur-
chased and traded. repaired quickly; rea,
portabss ahss est yrs rs' ofEleE eaf
e6 sl3 3se lns Bds ors RE ssss
81 lMlz7 ~ UNITED TYPEWRSiTER CO:
iS1r1otEs REF1N1snEp and restored;
ATTIC 10 BASEMENT, al repairs, low
GnSsP PT5SSs bndgst I4dT1oS pagments ca CALVERT
AWNINGS @ IS REaUSG Ell S by HN Experienced men
For prompt service call LU. 1882. q
BRICKLAYINGmfirepl aces. cnimneys' re;
e@s eparsd FAaNASi HeS 2h0 Al 4SepS a94 punt ana
BRICK WORK-Chmneys walls and ga
RACES a speciaItyi free 7,,e estmates Phone
BRick iff RoRk R. small m hE% obs OF F house. asS white
uiion mechanics; 20 yrs. exper. BUR
eASH: CAMERA l. kEPAIRs-s,5 allt 10th st. NV.
tEsISfr ES aAR1RT IS6 BoSKc.SHs ,Ns NA 43a made
saF ard vense4 d doahef an m nsDs nes ee p
tables, rec: rm. and attics finished, porch
IS inclossd, scIreeening all types carpentry
cABINETMAKERsLFine carpentry. furn.
Novelties. bookcases, desks, etc. ST. 1854;
ewes, ia. s629. g. G, 9l7 11th NV.
CAMERAS, movie equip. Uoreign or do
me9tiel Ysf z repaired by own seryiGe dept p
CARPENTER floors, doors, stems
and geperal repairs: white mechanics.
~, 45l4 any time. ., =
shelving Partitions and recreation rms; 60
s$ fS Ss WAX e
DAVID ,Gs MEs sSDfii fa Z clfton fo St hG 1879
CARPENTRy-R Recreation rms. remodel
ing easements for apis, incloSing po-ches,
woqG woqq if9GeS pG 4o9 S9a pas'erns and cement ems
CARPENTRyNAi repairs, screening a
sDeebisy Ssoysn Sy desl!ns ab direct with
Guaranteed Alex, $3.50. 5
windows; residential or commercial. J. E.
HENDRIGKS; Union 249l. ~
paper pannS qoo
ing and repairing: build new homes. All
T9Ts 7es s suSK ssTyiSs Call M
CARPENTRY. complete remodeiing, resi-
dentiai and commercial. AINsWoRTH,
ChRPENTRY-oeneral repairing, SCREEN
ing, painting done reas.; white mech.
Call MR.. SWAN DI. 5000 after pm.
css Saassncs es Eu sss9 t9s or A
CaRPENTRY-Porches screened, attics fn-
]
cases. partitions, alterations. additions ard
interior remodeling. KNOLL, Wa S576,
CEMENT, STONE. FLAGsToNE, brick
construction drainage, Eradine. Bull
dozer. Seeding, tree surgery. plan ing
Soils, manureS Ii 1925, OV COOS. -
CLEANING UPHOLSTERED furniture anc
rags machine done on premises; estimates
Call Mr. CRULEY any time. NO 50S1
+ ments, drivewayS, walls, steps etc. DA-
KOTA CONCRETE CO., ST. 1872. Free
estimates %
ELECTRIC WIRING, repairs. Emergency
service. Extra outlets, automatic control
wiring. No charge for estimate. Licensed
master electricians. Ia. S2o3
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS and installations;
for prompt, courteous, guaranteed service,
Ell EIEc4Rfc WRfNc repa,,s Go RA new Ss5s 5inzs
/ switches and services; no Job too small
/ Call RE, $500. A, P. WOODSON CO.
tial old. new work. Extra outlets. repairs.
REGAL ELECTRIC. 5000 Ga. RA. 1891.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
DIRK AND LANCASTER, Pa; every

YORK AND LANCASTER, Pa; every Fri
night, return Sunday. MR.. GATES, AID.
5000 .
DRIVING TO MEXICO CITY about May
l3. returning June .; can take , passen-
gers young couple preferred, references
EXCHANGED. Box 44O-Z Star. =
DRIVING TO FLORIDA May 3; 1917
studeba1x,4er;, can take passensers' refer
FREE; FREE y 'TTRAaSstfoRrArIoN-Motoring to
Buffalo May or, 81 man wants male COM
MAN DRIVING TO SAN DIEGO. Calf,
take 5; leave MAY II, arrive S. D. May 81 !;
sMIf s2aFf eTP F Teis sxehirsS sXch Call 1T SOL
DALLAS, Texas couple driving Al Chrys-
Ter; leave May s, take two. Union 140i.
LEAVING MAY Is for Trinidad. Colo,
need one or two persons to help drive,
share expenses; fast trip. Write L. K.
KENLON. Accokeek, Nd, or call Brandy
wine 26S1 between 6-S pm. 81
DRIVING TO OREGON about May 10, can
take one lady passenger or couple. MI.
: COLLEGE STUDENTS, responsible will
drive your car or light truck to Alaska;
available after May 30 Ii. 245Q.
pvt car, about May 10, to l.. A. Calf;
share driving; refs. Box 1867, Star.
RIDERS WANTED-Army major wants
riders to Los Angeles leaving May A, new
car refs. Call Fort Belvoir 1000, Ext.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
SITUATIONS WoMEh tcont.l

WOMAN, middle aged. reliable, desires to
sit with children, day or night. 60c an hr.
Phone DI 1928, 3 to pm 2s
YOUNG LADY desires position as dental or
doctors assistant (some experience): re-
ceptionist, typtst, cashier, general office.
Call Sunday or later, CO. 1929
YOUNG LADY desires temporary Job as
Teceptionist, some general ONCE work Ma
1894, Ext. 507.
REFINED CoLORED GIRL desire evening
Work as maid In night club. hotel, theater
or restaurant. RA. 1855. .
AlDDLE-AGED LADY, refined, would like
position as resident manager of small
smoke or drink. Box I66-Y. Star.
REFINED YOUNG LADY desires position
telephone soliciting-unlimited telephone)
Would consider canvassing. No direct
EellinG Boy 9G2-X Etar
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DOMESTIC.

COLORED, reliable domestic workers; full
time. part time: male and female day
workers; uniformed experience; men and
women to serve at parties, etc NATIONAL
HOME SERVICE, 1ll7 U st. NV. CO.
WE HAVE first-class colored help, full or
part time; also day workers. Call AID
0639; PRUDENTIAL E NJ P L MENT
SERVICE, 1853 Wallach pl. NV 4
MRS. PEARL c. FRANCES Service Bureau
supplies trained help for most exclusive
cHanteIe: 1891 11th st. NV, co. O414 -
COLORED HELP for
domestic ano public work NO 3659.
NATURAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. -
Florida ave. NV
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES tco,,.)

STENoG, S235 IND. under 80. real fu-
st: NV. RE. 2S2s.
DRAFTSMEN, sa5 wk. up-Exper., civil
eng, land surveying, typographical
craftsman: part time; radio and electronics
engineer, degree, 4 yrs. exper, to $3.50 mo
Salesman, outside, soap. have car medical
technician, grad. medical tech 8. See Miss
SoNNEL SERVICE, 1911 G ST NV, next
Epiphany church.
TYPISTS sI75 Mo.-win teach sound
Scriber-future. Ediphone operator, typist
phone. operator; $l65; ,comptometer oper-
stor, $40 wk.; -bookkeeper, assoc,
$50 wk. MGR operator, No. 5000. open
salary; Dozens CT others daily. Welcome
See Miss Evans or Miss Black. BOYD'S,
COMMERCE, BOYD SCHOOL OF AC-
COUNTING, BOYD EMPLOYMENT SERV-
ICE, floors, over Zlotnick's S. the furrier
cor. 18th and G NV, 700 18th St NV.
YOUNG LADY, secretary to president, old
established man manufacturing concern; )
/ Newspaper Work? Yes. position for
! Steno., topical fler, S217 mo GENEP AL
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 1913 18th st.
BooKKEEPER.. experience desirable but
not essential in Bethesda.
T.. BcokEeeper, with stenographic or typ
ing ability. i'll Bethesda.
Glerk-typists.
Typists.
Secretaries.
| Stenographers.
! Positions offer excellent pay, workin,
conditions and opportunity for advance
ment. FIELDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Bethesda, Md, OIL. s69S. "a licensed
agency .
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HOME imp. COMPANIES tce,,., /

walls. repointing brickwork. roofs repaired,
painted, guaranteed; low prices: expert
work, NEyINs. TW. sl24 g.
kitchens, sinks and cabinets and other
home improvements personal supervision
I: J. FITZMAURICE, res, DU. 53S1 81
SPECIAL PRICES, free estimates; repair
and remodeling a speciality; roofing, sid
ing. painting, concrete work, screens,
gutter and downspouts;- bsmts. and attics
rms fireproofed Terms if desired. is
years exper. Call Greenbelt 5241 or
Gresnbelt 1897, JOHN ]. CROSS CON-
Evening star., 1948-05-02

BUSINESS SERVICES.
WE ARE NOW IN A POSITION to take on
more brick work. so give US a chance to
figure your job. G. w. FULMORE. DU.
Evening star., 1948-05-02

ested party at low price; long lease, low
a an ggS co. Tor Busnss snf sshE ofss
GIFT STORE in the busiest location NV.
finest and latest assortments; long lease
low rent: at an actual bargain price. Cal
A; D1ss1N g. CO. Business Brokers, DU
VARIETY STORE NV, well stocked. lone
charge for fixtures or good will; an oppor-
tunity for the interested party: owner has
9shsT esp.9 interests statsrs Gsl Ell alsI PlssN CO.
CAsRY-oUT sHop-REsTAURANT. col
S sq5D for lSs Sser rsn See ilsea hs
with PAUL J. MILLER, NDU. a422. or DU
127G lTia til til -ps Pm 1921 l4th ST. NV.
REsT4URAST Hs9raUR Ssa'e AND LIQUOR, colored
Compl, equip. and furn. Busy corner
seats 5O!f Colored trade. Owner will &C.
Du. 2422 or pU. 1870. til 9 pm. 1921
GtR LIP ST. NV" ,rKnSx MdtSyn 9nsr ofissr ,..,
M IIsAsEfa iI9ipP poWEI ffcei MI Iof sS5I ''hmakef
REsAURANT, excel. oppor,; quoted gross
EEE1zA1Ee6 EEHsf H1TE5 nj nj s3S ss ade,
hats and clothes; bgsy spot; only cost
RESTAURANT top location; quoted 500
BETH POWELL, M. s75t:
LIQUOR-DRUG, l2-pint business, active
store; best colored location; $50, 900 cash
balance terms. Box 1857, Star.
ROOMING EOUSE. g. l.h.k. rooms plus
rooms to live in: Columbia rd nr; l4tl
furniture includ.ns elec. refrigcrators
$500 down. rea sonable house rent: 5-yr
;ssss sSs eR aD%5N sS5 az EEo, 55fo loiO vernon on
and Maryland ave. ne; has valuable, up
to-date equipment; seating capacity, A.
people. If hard to please be sure and SCI
this place. Established income; $3.50 rent
5-yr; lease; should sell fast; $4,000 down
EDWIN 1. ELLIS, 1910 Vermont ave-, RIM
2l7. RE. 5140.
DRY CLEANER. cor; NV: rent, s75
$4,000 cash; LIS b, includes new Pante,
GIfssses GfSss A. spI.S B Ri 81 1924: o,,,. ,,,.,
ness wanted, 5o-mile radius D., c. Mus
show S6,500 net minimum. Reasonabl,
price and terms. Give full information
GROCERY sToRE. living quarters: doins
good business; cheap rent. pinball ma
Cs0 EX. 7027. "a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-14
Schooner
 Disabled
 On Ocean
Graft in Trouble Southeast of Kodiak : Coast
 Guard 10 Scene

SEATTLE, July 14.--tR-The two- masted schooner Seattle" radioed early today she was completely disabled some 200 to 300 miles southeast of Kodiak, Alaska.
 The message, relayed by a second schooner, the 'Mitkol," said the vessel carried 10 men, but gave no further details, the Coast Guard reported
 The Cutter BitterSweet and a PBY aircraft from Kodiak were sent to the vessels aid.
 The U. S. Coast Guard Cutter Wachusett lett Juneau at l D. m. today to take over the tow of the Seattle from the Cutter Bitter sweet. The Seattle was constructed in 1915 at Seattle, and is owned by Anton Eliason It is 77 feet long and has a displacement of 8l tons gross. It will be brought to Ju- neau. The Wachusett expects to return here sometime Sunday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-14
WAVE SHOT,; IS KILLED
 IN SEATTLE
Senior Commander Mur- dered as She Leaves for
 Work--Atiempis Suicide

SEATTLE, July l4-R-A 4l-year- old Lieutenant Commander in the Waves, Margaret Jones, Senior Waves Commander for the 18th district, was shot and killed half q hlock from her home as she left for work today. Vernon Allen, 42, was in critical condition in Harborview County Hospital with bullet wound in the head.
 Detective Austin Seth of the Seat tie Police Homicide detail said Miss Jones roommate, Esther Jones mot relative). gave this account of the shooting.
 She and Margaret were just get ting into their car when Allen walked up, smilings took out pis- tol and shot Margaret. Margaret
 jumped from the car and ripped
 crossing the lawn. Allen walked over and shot again
 Then, Esther said, he walked back into the street and shot himself in the head.
 Allen dropped out of the Univer- sity of Washington summer school recently Esther said Margaret had rejected a proposal by him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-14
JAME5C. COOPER
 TO COME BEFORE
 COURT ON FRIDAY

James c. Cooper, of Juneau, and two other men will be taken into U. s. District Court here at pm. Friday to answer criminal charges against them.
 Cooper is being held in the Ju- neau Federal Jail, in lieu of $l00OO bail, on three charges of embezzle- ment but is expected to waive in- dictment by the Federal Grand Jury and agree to prosecution by an in- formation submitted by the U. s. District Attorney. District Attorney P. J., Gilmore, Jr., said that addi- tional counts will be contained in tn information.
 Norman Scott, of Ketchikan, will face a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor and Ray w. Anderson, of Juneau, will answer a burglary charge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-14
HALIBUT FISHERMEN
 FINED AT WRANGELL

The captain and three crew mem- hers of the fishing boat Betty of Wrangell were fined last week on charges of illegal halibut fishing, according to an announcement to- day from the Regional Office of the U. s. Fish and Wildlife Ser vice here
 The four appeared before U. $. Commissioner Richard Suratt at Wrangell and pleaded guilty after their arrest by Fish and Wildlife Agent Ray R. Bindsley, who spot ted their vessel from the air near Coronation Island.
 Captain Karl Askeland was fined $400 Fines of $200 each were meted out to crew members Clifford Close, Jr., Carl Johanson and Courtland Biegelow
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-14
Hydaburg (annery
 Destroyed by Fire
 Is 10 Be Rebuilt
A. H. Walker, Credit Off. ger of ANS Brings Back
 Complete Report

A first hand report on the burning of the Hydaburg Cannery was given by A. H. Walker, Credit Officer Tor the Alaska Native Ser vice, who returned yesterday. He said that the cannery building and new warehouse, valued at S175,000, were completely destroyed, also the entire stock of canning equipment for this season. A council meet ing of the Hydaburg Cooperative Association was held and it was de- cided to rebuild the plant. The loss was completely covered by in surance and the insurance adjust CTS were due to arrive in Ketchi- kan today. Arrangements have been made for the Rose Inlet Can nery, operated by the Nakat Pack ing Company. to handle this sea- sons pack of the Hydaburg Can nery.
 The fire, which was caused by a short circuit, broke out first in walls of washroom and spread to the cannery building and ware house. In order to prevent the fire from reaching the gasoline and oil storage tanks, the dock was sawed in half by the firefighters. Unable to bring the fire under control after two hours, the fire men spent the night trying to keep the fire from spreading to the gasoline tanks, bunkhouses, offi- ces and the town itself.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-14
GA5SER TO FACE
 MURDER CHARGE
 IN FIRST DEGREE

SEATTLE, July l4-R-John Russell Gasker, 20. was charged to- day with first degree murder for the staying Saturday of Donna Woodcock. pretty 22-year-old re- freshment stand carhop.
 Superior Judge Roger J. Meakim ordered the former Seattle Univer- sity student held without bond.
 The victims nude body was found in mud puddle at a vacant lot some six hours after her death.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-14
HOLE DRILLED IN HULL, RIVER BOAT
 IN (HENA RIVER

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, July IA R- Skipper Don Peterson of the riverboat Bonnie G is puzzling over who tried to sink his river boat and why.
 The crew awoke to the sound of pounding on the hull Sunday night. Then they found their boat sinking in the Cinema River.
 The boat was heached few miles south of here. The crew found neatly drilled hole in the hull.
 The craft had ust been loaded with supplies for villages up the Yukon as far Galena. Hundreds of dollars worth of provisions were damaged or ruined.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-14
DEMO NOMINATIONS ARE DUE THIS P. M.
Russia Makes Reply To Blockade Note
CHARGE MUSICIANS
 AT FAIRBANKS HAVE BROKEN CONTRACT:

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, July IA R-The Fairbanks tavern owners association has filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board, contending that the Ameri- can Federation of Musicians local has violated the Hartley Act
 The complaint contends that the union has broken its contracts. It asserts that the union has demand ed more pay and warned newly ar rived musicians from the states not to work for the pay stipulated in existing contracts.
 Most of the dozen night clubs in and near Fairbanks hire profess sional musicians.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-14
FORUM TO DISCUSS MORAL CONDITIONS
 NOW IN FAIRBANKS

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, July A.- R-The local Junior Chamber of Commerce today scheduled a forum to discuss means of curbing what the areas top military commander has labeled "intolerable moral con- ditions" in the city.
 The military has threatened to declare this city out-of- bounds for personnel from the Ladd Air Force base three maes away.
 Brig. Gen. Dale V. Gaffney, the commander of the Yukon Wing of the Air Force, said he will attend the forum tomorrow night to state military objections to "untempered gambling, drinking and prostitu- tion."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-14
The W ashington Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON
tCopyright, l94e, by The Bell Syndicate,
 Incl

PHILADELPHIA = The smoke filled room that put Harry Truman into the White House was Ed Hymns suite at the Blackstone Hotel in Chicago in 1944. The so- called smoke-filled room that tried to take Harry Truman out of the White House in 1948" was the club room at the Drake Hotel in Phila- delphia. Only. it was filled with Coca Cola bottles rather than cigar smoke.
 In Chicago, Mayor Kelly of Chi cago, Mayor Hague of Jersey City Ed Flynn of the Bronx and Bob Hannegan gathered to chart the Truman strategy, and to talk long distance to FDR on his special train enroute west.
 In Philadelphia, Kelly, Flynn Hague and Hannegan were all un- happy about Trumans insistence that he run again. But the real plotting against Truman was chart ed by Bill Ritchie of Nebraska Harry Carlson of New Hampshire Barnett Hodes of Chicago, August Scholle of Michigan, Carl Rice of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-14
Widner Arraigned.
 ket(hikan Shooiinq

KETCHIKAN, July l4.-tR-Mit- chell Widner, 53, has been ar raigned before the U. s. Commis- sioner on charges of shooting with intent to kill. Bail was set at $25,OOO.
 Widner is accused of shooting Herbert Kingston, hotel clerk, here Monday night. Kingston's condi- tion is described as serious, but not critical.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-14
pR0TEST5, 3p0WER5,
 ANSWERED
Soviets Deliver Response on Demand that Block
 ade Be Lifted
By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

WASHINGTON, July l4.-R- Russia replied today to the Ameri- can, British and French protests against the Soviet blockade of Ber- lin.
 Soviet Ambassador Alexander s Panyushkin delivered Moscow's re- sponse personally to Secretary of State Marshall at the State De- partment at 7:30 a. m. (PDT. The reply, in Russian, is being trans lated.
 He acted within a few hours af ter similar replies had been deliv- cred by Soviet envoys in London and Paris.
 Panyushkin told reporters who talked to him outside Marshalls office that he had delivered note to the Secretary and that it was an answer to a note of the State Department dated July 6.
 On that day, in separate but simultaneous dispatches. the three Western powers sent notes to Mos COW condemning Russia's policies in shutting off all surface travel to the western sectors of Berlin.
 They warned the Soviet Union that they would not be forced out of the German capital by threats or pressures, insisted in their rights not only to be in the city but also to have access to 1t, and demanded that the bloN.-ade be lifted
 Panyushkils answered. "Nyet' - meaning no when he was asked to indicate what attitude the So- jet note took toward the American protest.
 There was no indication from him or from the Russian embassy here as to when the text would be published or when some official word as to the Kremlin's reaction would be forthcoming.
 The Western powers have already intimated that Soviet rejection would probably cause an appeal to be made to the United Nations on the ground that the situation at Berlin is dangerous one which requires peaceful solution.
 A Soviet acceptance, on the other hand, would ease the situa- ton at once since it would mean modifying or lifting the blockade.
 However, best informed officials here have felt all along that an end to the present crisis would simply mean a lull until some other incident occurred.
 BERLIN Newspapers controlled by the Russians indicated Russian rejection of the Allied demands and hinted the starvation block ade might continue into the winer An appeal to the United Nations probably would be the next Vest ern step. There a Russian veto cofl1d blOck any effective action
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-14
5T0(k'QUoTATIoNS

NEW YORK, July 14.-lR-Clos- ing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 33s. American Can 86, Anaconda 38lz, Curtiss- Wright l0%, International Harvest CT 333s, Kennecott 597S, New York Central 18is, Northern Pacific 26A U. s. Steel 83Ss, Pound $4.03A.
 Sales today were l.340,00O shares
 Averages today are as follows IndustAals l9066. rails 6495, util- ities 3590,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-14
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Alaska, from Seattle, scheduled to arrive Monday.
 Princess Louise scheduled to sail from Vancouver g tonight.
 Baranof scheduled to sail from Seattle Saturday
 Princess Norah scheduled to sail from Vancouver Saturday.
 Aleutian. from west, scheduled southbound late Sunday or Mon day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-14
PRINCE GEORGE Ih
 PORT FROM SOUTH

The Prince George arrived in Ju- neau at 5 o'clock yesterday with full load of round trip passengers in addition to two others, Mir. and Mrs. Ray Peterman for Juneau She sailed for Skagway at Il :3C last night under the command of E. B. Caldwell.
 Other personnel aboard are pur- ser A. H. Robson. Chief Officer R. w. Sparks, Chief Engineer L V. Wilson. First Assistant PurseI R. s. Henry, and Chief Steward J. M. Kerr.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-14
Strike
 (pR Lines

OTTAWA, July l4.-lRE Labor Minister Humphrey Mitchell an- nounced today settlement of the dispute which had threatened a Canada wide rail strike.
 He said the unions had agreed to a wage increase of IT cents an hour retroactive to last March l.
 The strike would have affected 150,G00 employees. It had been set for a. m. tomorrow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-14
FBI CHIEF ARRIVES

c. w. Stein. Special Agent in Charge of the Federal Bureau of Investigation for Alaska, arrived here via PIMA today from his head quarters in Anchorage and is regis tered at the Baranof Hotel. He will leave tomorrow after brief visit with Resident FBI Agent Dan Bryan.