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Evening star., 1948-03-21
AUTO PAINTING,

der work. We handle anything from dents
to complete wrecks; 24-hr towing service
CAPITAL GARAGE, Nash Sales and Serv-
ice. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV. ST. 9100.
COMPLETE JOB, S35 up; work suarans
teed. GILBERT. 41o2 Pa. ave. ext s.e.
AUTO PAINTING-Complete Job. $50; Sc
lect your color: work guaranteed AD-
Olson. CHEVROLET, 1922 l4th st. NV.
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AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private safes our specially; Il
you are buying or selling an automobile,
ret US finance it for the purchaser. NOLAN
FINANCE CO. 1102 New York ave. NV
Republic 1900
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PARKING LOTS.

PARKING AND USED CAR LOT for sale or
rent; fully equipped with foodlights, office
and signs; monthly psrkers pay the rent;
10 reliable party; present owner engagd in
another business. Phone EX. $3.50. open
Sunday.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

BIG GARAGE. 2sx23; 1OKa It. ceiling; ex-
cellent building for storage. 705 Portland
ut. s.e. -21
GARAGE FOR RENT. rear of ais 9th st.
ne. Call Emerson 2503. 21s
DOUBLE GARAGE, concrete block: elec-
tricity furnished: ideal for storage; SIS
month. 1874 Morse st. ne, Lincoln q 90.
GARAGE FOR RENT, brick, wide alley, 3
blocks Chevy Chase Circle. EN-. 2133.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

WANT SEVERAL from "a to q ton panel
trucks; pay all cash: private owners pre-
fened 1000 Central ave. ne. Call Hill
NEED NEW 1-TON PANEL truck immedi-
ately. Can't get. Will accept next best.
Cash deal What have you? oV. 1927
VAN OR PANEL, good shape: will pay
rock bottom price. cash todaY. Lu S4Nh
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BANK-pERsokAL LOANS.

b. G. PERSONAL property taxes are due
Mar. 81: severe penalties are provided by
law II not paid. See this bank for low
cost loan to pay personal property taxes
loan dept. LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK,
S25 / 9Th st. NV, corner of Eye. --27
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TAxIS FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTHs 1916 and 1947; low down
PUC License. RoBEY MOTOR SALES, 1901
Mt Olivet I'd. ne. TR. 2300.
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GARAGES WANTED.

GARAGE OR WAREHOUSE SPACE for
storage; location not very important.
Phone vi. 5455. -23
GARAGE or warehouse garage wanted to
rent to accommodate truck, approx. height
entrance IL it. Call AT, 6004, al
STORAGE, small warehouse or double ga
rage, GEORGETOWN or close downtown. OW.
00B6 any time 23s
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

GMC TRACTOR, late 1946 3ha-ton, air
brakes, new 100000 tires, perfect condi-
ton; GMC cab-over-engine tractor 1910
Kiss tractor 1941 1Ka-ton, excellent con-
dition; Federal tractor 1941 3h- ton, 21-R
Continental engine. 100000 tires. Al
throughout: Ford 1946 LIFT. van body.
like. new throughout; Federal tractor 1947
Model 29M2 3-ton, 10000 tires, 10000
miles. new guarantee; Fruehauf van semi
trailer 90, $3.50 feet, very cheap; also
other types of used trucks: see us for what
ever you may need: every truck guaranteed
to be as represented or your money back.
MI. 5000. -2l
FORD '35 panel, 6-ply tires; not bad;
needs some work; S195. SH. 1892.
FORD heavy duty crane; $500. CHI. 9731.
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:; heater new
/. Phone Sligo
5 standard 2-door: prae-
and battery. good eond.
ioor: good cond.
Greenbelt 4547.

er sport coupe: r.
Call Glebe $3.50.
sedan; good con-
70. 8339. 2S15
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CADILLAC 1911 "s2" 4-door sedan; pvt.
oTner hsdra s1sa ana n 81 ss5 or best
CADILLAC 80" Special 1s47; a,eoo
miles; Just like new; custom white walls;
s4;35o or best under; u aag take trade. SL,
H and h.! s. .ss5. @ caERNER Ssf'TssS %oroR 5f ce:
9on lPord Dealer, 1871 Fla. ave. NV Ho,
CADILLAC 1898 model so 4-dr. sedan;
radio heater. good tires and engine; $3.50.
eADlLIAc 1s41 4-dr. sedan model 81:
ss:s y sa5' cSSIToL DeafS cAp1LIAc ees5A eo.
I2 Is2s 22nd S sstoodn.w St NV Closed Sat Sun I,
cADILLAc iSsI iO' 4-door sedan: excellent
CONDITION, ORIGINAL owner: actual mileage
CADILLAC 1912 "s1" 4-soos: de luxe
sSSfhiAS $sSiis b. 7J ssSa sisss a-aooi Sc,
cali Friday anu and IS Saturday s Between oTRee and
pm; Sunday between IL am. and 3
eAbnlAG M s 1s3s hn lFis Fleetwood go Special a. Sc
dan: fully equipped. including Double
Eagle Wv. tires, nylon seat covers: inn
maculate condition.. under $500 miles.
eT1fs WsEs ssS9o Pa soss s6 best offer under Phone
CADILLAC le41 conv.. cpe; black. black
TOP, req trim General white wall tires.
MOTORS. INC, 51oo wis ave. Wo. sa5i.
CADILLAC late 1a4e "ea" sedan; chauf-
feur driven; only $1,000 mi: for i'm
mediate sale, $4,000 GIL. 0O32. -25
CHEVROLET parts and accessories. We
have a very large stock of Chevrolet parts
for old model Chevrolet cars and trucks.
Call US for your needs. CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR CO, 1925 Wis. ave. OIL. 800.
CHEVROLET 1947 4-dr. sed.; with heater:
very low mileage; clean inside and cut;
S1,T50. CHERNER MOTOR CO. ford
Dealer, 1871 Fla. ave. NV, no. 5000.
CHEVROLET 1946 Aero sedan: we're
proud to display this Parkway Badge OF
Honor Car. Sparkling. brilliant finish,
wonderful, dependable heater, grand radio
chock fun Of good listening: and the price
is really extra special, 81 ,S75. PARKWAY
tFord sales and seryicel, 3051 M st. NV.
MI 0IS5. 81
CHEVROLET 1884 sedan: good condition.
passed .. c. tnsuection; S245 cash. LU.
1918. IL 10 pm. 81
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MATCHLESs MOTORCYCLING is yours
with new 194s Matchless. They're
fast, they're comfortable, they're good
tion; We also have a few reconditioned
1874 194a IHndian Hh 2 Sport scout----------ss35
1917 = 5, a. 500, real buy Sssss
1946 Matchless. 500. o. H. " 1876
SYcLE, DISTRIBUTORS. 20l4 M st. NV.
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beautiful lieht-blue finish truly marvellous
cond:; written guarantee: Sa75. terms.
TRIANGLE MOTORS, 1888 r. I. ave. ne,
CHEVROLET 1s4s Fleetmaste 4-dr. sedan:
black fnish like new ready s9 60; sl425
c9ns ahe we * * st 4ios 5v nd and
CHEVROLET CHE 1925 standard sedan: in
cHEvRoIET 1910 club coupe: @ radio; ss75.
ESQ station. corner Piney Branch I'd, and
s4s ToTn pa sedan sH q
oond;,oc olaek clean throughout sYce running
Wash.'s' Oldest Ford R' nsaisP' sH. se $50. 81
cHEy; 124s 2-dr.; heater. seat covers; II
syss ii. ij T. szEs5Ef y MofoRs se ssn
eond: carefully broken in. Try itNbuy
i before seasonal price rise; 81 ,7s5.
eHfvRohrT eihEi aM lis is4s 4-dr. sedan; perfect
cond.: all acces.. except. radio. pvt. party;
Sl.625 Or best offer under; GE. 6s11,
finish original throughout; motor excel
lent: $945; or 1925 cash, bal terms. Ho.
CHEVROLET 1871 4-door master de luxe
sedan: heater. gooo condition. 5000 cash
uI Or best &C offer a.n under WA: 5271;
CHEVROLET 1912 4-dr. sedan special de
a good buy for someone at $3.50. Terms
H1tsg to responslble OF party Y. OK ;, o344 nm
covers and other extras; $1,000. Call
cHEvRoLEr 1910 4-door Special de luxe
factory black finish, good mechanical con-
dition, very clean interior and @ body; can
finance II necessary fSs only S295 down;
total price, SS15. RE. 1857, s01 st.
CHEVROLET 1910 Special de luxe 2-door
town sedan; positively, best one in city;
no dents or bruises: excel tires, peri.
motor; truly an ao outstanding car. excsP= Ss5s
down. STONE, 1917 l4th st. NV, AD.
CHEVROLET 1897 e-door; new paint.
eond etTed m9sof orie owner: 9nerna .4s5 81 ESQ
CHEVROLET 194I FIeetline 4-dr. sedan:
radio. new green finish good saot tires AZ. and
s s5s ney At sess osss covers sss' or ses
CHEVROLET 1a3s Special de luxe - );
sG93sas $685. fss szss ssss sGhf "'fz vRihses
ccHaEvRoLET fs4s Fieeiiine a-dr; me
,,pIoss I'll s!aos uA HAWKINS i sH1PLEY Rock
ClHiiEvRoIET CHI 1912 de luxe sedan; new bat
tery and slip covers; must sell at once;
1865 cash or S12O down and no finance
Coalition isat q. is s:s sss '*'sa e sfd
CHEVROLET 1s47 convertible coupe; beau
fiful light tan finish; red leather trim
upholstery, radio, heater with defrosters.
whitewsIl tires, .x,1emely ,r ioy mile.ssi age
Dealer. Box 2ss-I, Star. -2I
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06
SANTA ANITA
 RACE SEASON CLOSES TODAY
tBY BOB MYERs)

ARCADIA. Calf, March 6.-tPl- Santa Anita stages the eleventh ed- ition of it's sl00,oo0 derby today and then bids the customers goodbye for another year.
 Winding up another successful meeting, the tracks finale features eight three-year-olds competing ov- CT a mile and one-eighth distance for the juicy purse, and the surprise is that more owners weren't willing to gamble the $2.000 entry-starting fees to take crack at it.
 In post position order, the field, barring unforeseen scratches. boast ed this lineup.
 May Reward, Call Bell, Salma- gundi, Pennon, Drumbeat, Flaming Beau, Starting Time and Solidarity.
 Kentucky-bred Salmagundi, a a s2o,000 buy of wealthy William G. Helis of Los Angeles, whipped Call Bell Solidarity, Pennon, Drumbeat and May Reward in their last major stakes engagement for a s50000 purse.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06
COLI F

INGLEWOOD, Calif., March G. R-Duffers and pros alike found it hard to believe when they saw the l08 score posted by Clint Russel of Duluth, Minn., take the lead in a golf tourney here.
 But their amazement turned to admiration when they found out the 12 competitors, six Canadian and six Americans, are blind. They are playing in the International Blind Golfers Tournament.
 Russell won the first meet of it's kind here in December, l946, and appears to have a chance of repeat ing. His main threat is Bill Gilman of Portland, Me, who is only two strokes rehind as the 54-hole medal tourney goes into it's second round today.
 The tourney, sponsored by Blind Activities and Recreation, Inc, of Los Angeles, winds up tomorrow with the winner to receive the Bing Crosby Bob Hope Trophy. Hope will be present to play a round and give the award.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06
NICHOLS GOING OUT FOR RECORD TONIGHT

SEATTLE, March 6.-tR--Jack Jack Nichols will be gunning tonight for another Pacific Coast Confer ence all-time basketball scoring re- cord.
 He cracked one last night, stuffing 39 points in the hoop as he led the University of Washington to 77-37 triumph over Idaho. This beat by enc point the single game, one-man scoring mark chalked up last year by oregon States Red Rocha Tonight in the seasons windup game against Idaho, Nichols needs just 10 points to heat the all-time, 16-game record of 253 points set in 1945 by Vince Hanson of Washington State. Until tonight, Hanson was leading Nichols by IS points in the current tally race. Nichols now has 244 against Hanson's 220 and the latter is through for the year
 Washington needs to win tonight's final game of the season with Idaho to have a chance for at least a tie with Oregon State. For Washing ton to secure the tie, oregon would have to beat Oregon State tonight as well
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06
BASKEIBALL.

Final scores of basketball games played last night follows.
 Kentucky 63 Louisiana State AT Tennessee 81; Mississippi 62 Tulane CT; Vanderbilt 53.
 Georgia Tech 60; Georgia 57. Duke 53: Davidson ST.
 North Carolina State 55; North Carolina 50.
 Duke B; Davidson 37.
 Baltimore Loyola 73; Johns Hop kins 62
 American U. 52; Randolph Macon S3.
 St. Francis 5l; St Johns 50. Holy Cross 80; New York AC 37. Missouri 45; Oklahoma 43. Creighton 42; Drake 36. Emporia State 54: Ottawa 40. Washington IT. Idaho 37 Denver Il; Colorado Aggies 58 Southern California 68; UCLA 57. California 45; Stanford 37. Wyoming 39; Utah State 27. Colorado College 59; Emporia 36. Carroll 46; Montana Mines 38. McChord Field 55; March Field 51. Western finaD.
 Langley Field 42; Lockbournc Field 27 Eastern finaD.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06
THE HUCkSTERS,'
 SUNDAY FEATURE
 CAPITOL THEATRE

With the and-only Clark Gable, and England's gift to Ameri- can films, Deborah Kerr, heading an all-star cast, The Hucksters comes to the screen of the Capitol Theatre Sunday, as a high wide and-handsome adaptation of Fred eric Wakemans best-seller novel revealing the frenzied activities that go on behind the scenes of a radio advertising agency
 The bombastic story. moving at a breakneck pace, casts Gable as the ingratiating Vic Norman who comes Lack from the war with $50 in his pocket. spends most of it on a neck tie that will impress the head of the Kimberly Advertising Agency, and ends up by impressing everyone else, including the insulting and imper- ious soap manufacturer Evan Lew ellyn Evans who hires him to put over Love That Soap radio pro- gram, spurs him on to some divert ing Hollywood. intrigues in an effort to lure a comic away from a rival sponsor. and almost but not quite succeeds in breaking up his romance with the lovely and aristocratic Kay Dorance.
 This is the sort of role that Gable plays to perfection. He looks and is fast-talking charm-making, love- making Vic Norman, who sweeps everyone and everything before him until he meets a girl whom success and money can't touch. Miss Kerr plays the girl with subtle oyertones and a ringing conviction that will win her host of American admirers to add to her large English following.
 Ava Gardner, Adolphe Menjou, Keenan Wynn and Sydney Green street are also in the cast
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06
GALA COMEDY IS OPENING TONIGHT
 AT 10TH CENTURY

The accent is on fun in Warner Bros new romantic comedy, "Nev- CT Say Goodbye" stars Errol Flynn and Eleanor Parker, and opening at the 20th Century Theatre tonight.
 The comedy presents the ordinarily hard-riding, hardshooting Flynn in a brand new type of film role which is radical departure from those dashing characterizations that have marked his oinematic career. Lovely Eleanor Parker, hitherto seen in straight dramatic roles Gas the wife in Pride of the Marines" and Mil dre5 in "Of Human Bondage'D is also cast in her initial comedy DOT trayal.
 As Philip Gayley artist and man. abollt-town, Flynn finds himself in la number of extraordinary situa- tions as he pursueS his estranged wife, Ellen Gayley (Eleanor Parker i, in an attempt to reassert his good intentions. Others involved in the uproaricus doings include little B. year-old Patti Brady, talented Broadway stage youngster, appears as Flip, daughter of the divorced pair, who. unhappy over her court decreed double life, plots to reunite her parents.
 |, Philips well-laid plans go awry with good deal of laughter pro voking action as tremendous phys ical specimen of a Marine Forrest Tucker) enters the scene to com pete for lovely Ellen's affections.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06
LISTER, popEJ0Y,
 RECITAL SUCCESS:
 GOOD ATTENDANCE

Mrs. Mildred Lister and Mrs Ruth Popejoy presented the public with an outstanding recital last evening in the Methodist Church and not withstanding the inclement weather there was a ssanding-room attentive audience. The recital also intro duced Mrs. Lister as concert ar- tist.
 Mrs. Popejoy is familiar to Juneau audiences for her versatility as a pianist and her program last night of ten numbers included six classi- cal, all excellently executed. For an encore number she gave Tango" by Albeniz. Besides giving here own program, she was accompanist for Mrs. Lister.
 Mrs. Listers voice has quality that exhilerates one who listens and it was her good fortune to capture the immediate interest of the audi ence, with the wonderful execution of her program. She was repeatedly called for encores and for her first number sang Danny Boyy which was accepted with much enthusiasm and a recall at the end of the recital for numbers which were given with sup erb quality were "Homing' and "Smilin' Thru"
 Alter the recital a reception was held in the Church Recreation Room with Mrs. MacKay Malcolm presiding Refreshments were served to those attending with Mrs. Rob ert Killewich pouring.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06
Golden Rule Found Working In Paris, III.

PARIS, H., March 6LRl-Put down Paris as a community where the Golden Rule works.
 Mrs. Albert Brown of Chrisman found a wallet containing money She left it at newspaper office and advertised for the owner Asked her name and address, she said:
 Never mind that. don't want a reward for I might lose my own pocketbook some day"
 Within a week Deputy Sheriff Clem Edwards found a purse and money in the courthouse yard. He left it at the newspaper office and waived any reward. The purse was Mrs Browns.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06
Hockey Games

The underdogs trlumphed in all three Pacific Coast League Hockey games last night.
 In the Southern Division the last place Oakland Oaks came from behind in the final g seconds to spank second-running San Fran cisco, 4-3 Los Angeles. the Division leader, lost a AZ count to third place Fresno.
 At Vancouver the Canucks moved one game closer to second-spot Ta- coma, downing the Rockets, 7-3
 The Canuck forward line proved too much for Tacoma. Bernie Bath gate. Hermie Gruhn and Mel Neil sen accounted for four goals and di- vided 12 points.
 Tonight San Francisco plays at Los Angeles, Oakland at Fresno. Vancouver at Tacoma and Seattle at New Westminster
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06
FIGHT DOPE

Fights last night turned out as follows:
 New York-Gus Lesnevich, ITS, Cliffside. N. J., knocked out Billy Fox, 172. Philadelphia, l. cTitle)
 DETROIT-Johnny Greco, l48 Montreal, outpointed Danny Boy Williams, 150, Detroit, 10.
 MEMPHIS, Tenn-Joe Rodriguez 127, New Orleans, outpointed Pine apple Enopia. l29, Memphis, 10.
 HOLLYWOOD, Calif.-Luis Cas- tillo, 120, Los Angeles. outpointed Rodolpho Villa, l2l, Fl Paso, 10.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06
19 PASSENGERS ARE FLOWN HERE BY PAA;; E ARE FLOWN OUT

Pan American made flights yes- terday and carried A passengers as follows:
 Seattle to Junaeu. Hubert Gill bert, Walter Bust, Ben Mullen, Roy Johnson, Charles Semal, Bud Sav- age, Azzie Savage, Les Meyers, liar old Werner.
 Arthur Uland, Frank Holmes, Carl Sandaker, Theodore Backman, Ras- mus Robertson, Simon Moe, Fred Henning. E. L. Bost.
 Annette to Juneau: Rex Cunning ham, Grant Johannsen.
 Juneau to Annette. Elizabeth Congdon, Mike Congdon.
 Juneau to Seattle Dean Williams,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06
E||;Ns1lg|;;|lI3
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Ap SPORTS
 ROUNDUP
(BY HUGH FULLERTON. JR.I

NDA HUH T ObDEtt lOlN, JIN.l LAKELAND, Fla, March 6.-lR Harry Heilmann, who should know something about hitting because he was one of baseball's greatest hitters, heaved sigh as he glanced across the Detroit Tigers training field wouldn't it be nice to be as young as he is and have his ability?" Har- " asked. the "he" in question was John Groth, 2l 2l-year-old outfielder whose hitting has the entire Tiger camp buzzing.
 Hes quite a prospect says con- serVative Wish Egan. head of the scouting system. Hell be better off ii he's out of the minors this year, but next year he'll be back to stay lono time' Adds Manager Steve ONeill. . He's going to be one of the really great play ers," Heilmann concludes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06
CALIFORNIA BEARS
 MEET STANFORD IN
 BIG GAME TONIGHT

PALO ALTO, Calf, March 6.-lR One game, tonight's meeting with Stanford, is all that stands today be- tween the University of Californis Bears and the first perfect season in the history of the Pacific Coast Conferences Southern Division.
 The Bears put away No. II in their win string last night at Berk- eley by dumping Stanford 45-37. To- nights contest is the last.
 Next weekend California, Southern Division Champion, goes against the Northern Division titleholder for the Conference crown.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06
MAGIN0T LINE IS
 PUT up FOR RENT

PARIS, March 6.-lR-For rent: The Maginot Line.
 The French Government has of fered for rent as pasture the sec tions of land in which the Maginot Line was built and through which the German Panzer Divisions came so fast in 1940.
 The land for rent is in the region of Thionville. Aumetz, Audun-le- Tiche and Bouzonville. Some of the old notifications can be seen from the highway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06

Edna Williams, John Peterson, H. B. Barger, Milford Swift.
 Jean Holm, Ernie Holm, Mrs. Gay Holm, Julie Holm, Gordon Chand- Ter, Fred Newman, Elmer Lindstrom. Eager Holloway, Bill Trimble, Earl Bright, Hele.l Wade
 Jack Jadoff, c. E. Gillham, Al Mahoney, Anna Jchnstone, Fred Dunn.
 Fairbanks to Juneau: Doris Rich ardson, Mathew Johnson, Robert Rice, Maude Turner, James Russ Harry McCrea.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06
WHO'S WHO

As a matter of information. Groth was discovered by Pinky Higgins at the Great Lakes Naval Station. Last season he played for Williamsport. Pa, in the Eastern League and hit .3l9. He hits long ball fairly often but his speciality Is line drives passed the box. 1T wouldn't pitch batting practice to him without screen. He'd murder me" O'Neill insists Groth is a Chicago boy and att tended Chicago Latin School, noted for it's wealthy students T was there on a scholarship" Groth ad- mits.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06
ATTENTION MAsONS

Stated Communication Monday evening. Past Masters Night. Din- ner at 6.:30. Work in M. M. De- gree. Visitors welcome.
 L. w. Leivers, 1929 2t) Secretary
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N q 1T I q F

After Marcn 1lrst, I, Earl For sythe, will net be responsible for any debts contracted by any other than myself for Baileys Bar.
 s24 At (Signed) Earl Forsythe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06
JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS TELEPHONE co. adv,

The kings of Dahomey in west ern Nigeria maintained units of female troops armed with blunder- buses and sharp knives through out the 18th Century.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06
JUNEAU HIGH LOSES CHAMPIONSHIP OF SOUTHEAST ALASKA
Local Cdgers Defeated Last Night al Ketehikan by
 B 10 31 Score

The Juneau High School Grim son Bears lost the basketball cham pionship of Southeast Alaska last night ty losing the second straight game to the Ketchikan High School cagers by a score of 34 to 31.
 The locals lost the first game of the series Thursday night by a score Of 46 to 39.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06
BOWLING
TEAM STANDINGS

The Commercial League bowled on the Elks Alleys last night. the following scores res.lting:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-06
NOTICE

After March 10, nc telephone rentals for the month of March will be accepted at discount. All remittanccs must bear postmark of not later than discount date. Please be prompt.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Life in the CONGRATULATIONS Cows
By Jones BirchfieId

Had there been a buyer about the
other night, I might have sold my
40 Virginia acres. I was in that kind
of mood.
My mood developed after day
spent mostly in chasing cows and
in discovering that my fine pets had
walked through and had trampled
down q fence I had spent consider
able energy and money in building.
1t was a good thing those cows
were out when I discovered that
fence. For If I could have caught
them (and I tried, I might now
have three fewer cows on my estate.
I have discovered that there is
nothing so exasperating-that gives
you such a feeling OF defeat-as a
cow that does not want to be put
back into barn lot. And when you
multiply this by three, there Is no
adequate word that is printable.
Three cows, of course, will always
20 in three different directions, none
Of which will be toward the barn
lot. And the speed. Of a COW when
she Is loose in an empty field is
phenomenal. You would never rec
ognize her as the docile, slow-moving
creature of the barn lot.
Well, after 4 lot of whoops and
more legwork, I finally got every
thing back in place except Camelia,
new Jersey that has been with us
only q short time. Camelia would