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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

UNFURN., : or bedrm. mouse or apt
no children or pets; $3.50 limit. TIE
vIIRGilNIA-unfurnished Ii house needed to
rent; employed at Pentagon; can pay up to
teleph6ne Sleo 1ss Mrs shi Iedford M SSn oL ssis
PssssfaSs N pissfies; up to $500; !Ssaf
sTse L. COL. wife ft'si and two grown children
furnished; reputation for taking excellent
70 Of 'Ge
proximaseiy prs $50. $50 per pei mo- mo-, Years Lease
srsts5sfff MoSfHs PhI5s HpsAacE RE ?gss sss to
max @aS years Lease; pT ss2$ %ivr !;,..
n ". section; garage; to 2 years. Call
DE 5000: Ext; Ie weekdays: 9 to s. -2I
HOUSE Use and sGod neiEheoreHGa Isps
tors; a.yT; lease if desired. Tel. .ssH, .sH,
uRGENfoNsvaf otaeer, wife, 3 children
ARLiNGroS Ar ISes YA CoUNTY. eSj 1unfurnished; Will
decorate, keep house in repair. In exch, for
n2n snd fsmy desire
detached, well-furnished house, with large
living room and garden: in restricted NV.
nc USE OR APT. turn. or unfurn; S6a
month: couple with 3 children g. 3 and nc. z.
WANTED TO RENT 3-bedrm. unfurnished
house; suburban area; max. S10o mo- Box
tRasF WANT s'af fPREwAR, s-bedroom bungalow
buy in February with large down pay
Rssii hSaiLY y AND FURNITURE arrive ss.h,
bse.os ns sssSn e a. s'js June 9. Box .ss sts9
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tcsnt. J

ARMY OFFICER needs. 3-bedrm. un
sIas: lease. Can TW. so4s, q: IL
w WID9M sS,a with rgsns,r girls and boys
home or apartment. sc. or ne; cannot
exceed $50 per month: very urgent case
family nov living % undsr dire cirsum
PHYSICIAN AND FAMILY desire s-bedrm
furn. or unfurn. house in Bethesda area
Natv ssnts abnrexc unreTcES $3.50 Oliver 1j54 .si 30
gently need 2 or 3, bedroom unfurn. house
Ariington n preferred. Ask operator for Dale
BRITISH NAVY coMDR., wife, children
leirl of 2 and BABY, require 8 bedrms.,
baths; furnished house NV. or Arlington
STATE DEPT. OFFICER and wife with two
well trained dogs desire small unfurnished
house in Washington, or suburbs for two
or three years; S1l0 per month maximum
FAMILY fg1 iisn or s.af ARMY COLONEL, consisting
Of three adults, wants to rent unfurn.
house in Arlington. Phone Shepherd 1919
pEsiRE fshfayS ssEDks slsis Nm HOUSE. unfurn oil
heat, NV; refs. WI. 6523. 80
WANTED TO RENT by physician and fam
lily, three-oedroom unfurnished house, in
on Sone s oP sec
KEsPoNsIBIE GoVT. OFFICIAL and fam
ily desire 3-bedroom house or, apt. near
essential: max rent. S140. Call UN. 1879.
SIX PROFESSIONAL employed bachelors
want 5 or o bedroom, furnished. detached
house, Northwest. Call DE. S61S evenings. =
RESP. COUPLE, children, desires 3-bet-
room bungalow or house, option to buy;
ECONOMIST needs 8 or 4 bedroom house,
furnished or unfurnished; $3.50: excellent
references. Phone Decatur 2402. Eve
nings, Hobart 6151, Ext. COL. -22
WANTED-3-bedroom house, in Alex. Ar
not over SI25. Call Ma. 1870, Ext. 332,,
Be between sSTpn 8 an and 1e S am. -
family OF four, in or near Washington.
Ii. 231S.
NAVY OFFICER, wife and 1O-year-old son
require furn. two or three bedroom house;
will sign lease; excellent references. Box
141-H. Star. 21s
DIPLOMAT desires to rent house. 3 bed
rooms. dining room. living room and utili-
ties; furn. or unfurn. Prefer Wesley Hgts;
5000 or embassy section near Mass ave.
Ap: 1898, MR., BoNDI. Monday, $50 to
/, 3.30 TO f.30
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE 2-rm. apt. in downtown
area for apt, where children are permitted, ad.
EScaaNGE sS1 is; iIa.iBsEDRM. APT. in washing
ton for same in New York; rent. $50 or
under. Phone MRS. SAXToN, AID. $500.
WASHINGTON, d. c., for Atlantic City.
Vic Mass. and Wisconsin; beautiful, bed
pSm TSemi ons liyinF ROOM etc; $3.50 month a1
WANTED--1- -bedrm. apt, uptown. in NV.
section. off of 10th St. in exchange for a
2-bedrm. apt, for adults on MINI. ave- Sc,
new new FORK FOR -bedrm: apt.
in West Bronx for 2-bedrm. apt. in Wash.
or vicinity. L. GREENBERG, call Elk.
2420, Ext. 6l2. 90
EXCHANGE-Very attractive unfurn. l.
bedrm. apt in desirable NV location. for
unfurn. 2-bedrm. apt. ia. $685.. 30,
BROOM modern apt. in New York, exch.
for same in Washington. Call AT. 1850
WILL Will 2x.cCHANGEE a-bedroom house, front
and back porch with yard; 35th and T
SITS. NV, for 1-bedroom apt; general NV.
vicinity, EN- 1868.
WILL EXCHANGE 1-room unfurnished
apt: $3.50 monthly; blocks from down
town; modern building, elevator, for 2.
room unfurnished apt. Box 4S1-E, Star.
WILL EXCHANGE my living, bedroom,
kitchen, dinette, bath, utilities: S6650, for
near Boiling Field Box Ash, Star.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

NEARBY MD.-Attractive rms; liv. rm.,
bedrm.. kit. and bath, pvt, utilities incl,
ssSa fsSa ne mISeLEsfDE MA e'1R TER. Nw.-and floor,
front; bedroom and kitchen with utilities;
egpoyeNd mPrrsd PaRK eSIplei s55 room
s65. Bog 1oo-H, Star,
9 ROOMS, kit.-and bath. also back porch
eGEvY eli We cHssE ssaE D. c-couple will share,
ubs bsh July hos and ws Aas tsmy saTse who needs
bedrms.; additional Sleeping space avail
in 1st-n; den: elee; kit, ise Tefsri adsa d g,
snd snfd teIe. sha 0Gseo Wo s16S. $40 sist s.
8 BEDRMs, to rent, or will share apt VIII
and iaun. priviI.; newly redee.; s75o-s1(
RFSkSMA fanko So5s apfoSss rs s s!rn as apt
REs 2fr 0iSo fo sGshrssE fs ss sRa fo1 months
nished. rooms and bath, kitchenette
dnstts; 216o block 18th tn st. asR n.w Star maie
porch, sspipys sath; :a ss5 mo g,.rsss. sss Mr. 4d
GyosE ayassiSiTf iTTfRAMMspoRTATioN-Large Ms E STUDIO
housekeeping apt: use garden; or 4
fs1sf ase Pfg st. 0P9E I shiIdren a SIS week
coIuMBIA COLI da' ROAD N.w-lsoo block
| Girl Will snare Win kuObi4ci'
kitchen and bath apt. Rent. S3o. Do
, 593s. AID. 1885.
1885 CALVERT ST. N.w.-1-room apt
with private bath for employed couple
$50 month. HO. 9572.
FURN. APT. FOR RENT, bedrooms
to couple for ] or children; pvt en-
| trance. 3709 Cottage terrace UN 044O
FURNISHED, pvt. ready; near Wardman
Park Hotel, 1850 Newark ST.; S9o. On
Ses SSs MD. AVE. N.E.-s4o mo-; bedrm
kitchen, semi-bath; couple, no children;
wife to care for sleeping rooms Apply
GIRLS, around 25., to share lge;<, at
tractive apt, sep. outside ENTRANCES re:
fined girls. dbl. rm.. twin beds, $50 each;
close 1Oc bus. Braddock Hts, Alexanorla'
Va OV. 653s.
sUBLET. JULY 1 TO SEPT; i 2-bedrm
apt; utilities furnished; S125 per, mo-;
a5I7 PENN AVE. N.W.-l room. dinette
kit and bath; $50 month. completely fur-
nished, including utilities. Call MonoaS
i / BED-GiVING ROOM APT, kitchenette
private bath. Hyattsville. Md. Union 1J2
| TO SUBLET, from July 4th through &c
| tober; 2-bedrm. apt. adults prederaoiy;
$50 mo; Silver Spring. SH. $500. y
| GEORGETOWN-Bache or rms
kitcheneSte, PVT ent' SO: Box IL la,G; sta Star
suitable for couple, $50. 1925 | 7th St. n v
| $40 9th ST. N.W.-Newly redecorated =
! bedroom apt; furnished, 500; unfinished.
BASEMENT APT, bed-living room, kitchen,
bath; Hyattsyille, Md WA. 0S09.
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HOUSES UkFURklsHEp.
THREE E-BEDRM. HOUSE, excel. .

THREE E-BEDRM. HOUSE, excel. cond.; 2
baths, rec rm, screened porch, nice lawn. lawn,
ysy TGSded $50 81 Mas W. WI foss f5s Md
Ills NoYEs LANE, Silver sprinsI13;bed-
rms, ! Y baths; new brick no children
ref; S175 mo-; VI. lease. co. 377S. 2l'
RooM NJ Def sv,oSs MoME y 0 heat s1s 5skoma
month; adults preferred also brand-new
7-rm. det: brick home on 70, acre EroInSS' I,ol1S
cs sins MoG G0ese KAY REALTY Td Se Co. pfs RA
pied; { rms, 2 fun baths; fireplace, Vene,
Sa 0nef poreh adSits a. $50 $50
month; rent 3 months in advance; yearly
lease; ref. required Information. TR. $685..
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, located at Hun
ters Station In Paiptazoakon Saas Vso as4
on hsr1csI hton with vsS sSou house
large lily. rm with t1rea, din . rm'; dea., len
rms. and bath OH 2nd f.. senarate maids
rm: and bath; oil h.-w.h., Scar, garage.
Adj. tack rm With firePl Apt above III has Il,
MccAY & MccAY. Realtors. GIL. s675.
3-REDRM. BRICK HOME in Silver Spring;
det.:. lge. fenced yard; S14S.50 mo-. Apply
as 5See aSoD SkNE S SEs En sDes pesns os &
Ts SSRooM oseS'oa aoTsE, With elec. and water,
Vile in center Of Glen Hills Club Estate;
will rent for S150 per mo- to family who
agree to take some roomers and boarders.
Call OIL. $500 weekdays.
MD. AVE. N.E.-Corner brk.-7 rms; :;
newly decorated. Oil h:-w.h,; storm win IN
weekdays, Q to 8 pm. Box 1856, Star.
$40 Macarthur Blvd. NV.
A 3-bedroom home, situated on large
detached lot, in a very desirable NV.
area will be available for occupancy July
/. Drive by and see It,. And for further
details please call HARRY !. FRIEDMAN,
Broker. RE. 1166.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

EX-GI MOVING SERVICE, storage; none
14rn: as pay On moving. dLoyER,
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country, safe storage in separate
rooms; expert packing. Phone NO 0104.
UNION STORAGE CO. INC, est 1906
MOVING? Let POWELL do it: anywhere
in the city, $50 minimum. Call EN-.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING co.-54-hr.
trunks and baggage.. AT. 375s or FIR o3s6.
CALL HO. 1850 for that quick move:
specializing in light and heavy hauling;
reasonable rates.
FURNITURE VAN, two expert movers; IS
hour: every piece guaranteed, against
REDUCED RATES, 8. average, rooms Of
furniture stored in individual compart-
ment for So per month. Reasonable rates
for additional space. SAFETY STG. g.
TRANS. CO.. TIE. 51sS or TIE. 1885.
MOVING AND HAULING by experienced
veteran; reasonable rates; 24-hr. service
MR.: GARRETT. OW., 1851. -25
SMALL JOBS-Trunks, personal effects,
baggage, etc; days, nights, Suns. Truck
with white driver $3.50 hr. LU S905.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage. ia. 2937; after pm, GE. 1916.
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COOPERATIVE APTs.-sALE.

foyer, hall, living room, bedroom kitchen,
bath and porch; being. remodeled; imme-
diate occupancy; $3.50, with terms. Box
26-H, Star.
TWO ROOMS. kitchen and bath; the last
one to go. Price, $500. Any reason
able down payment. Call ST. 446S or ME.
NV
ONE BEDROOM. living rm.. dining rm..
kitchen and bath: can be bought furnished
or urfurn This apt. is in one of Wash
ington's most exclusive apt. houses. Box
1h2-G. Star
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE 2-5edrm: house, large
yard, Arl.. for l or . bedrm. apt, Dis
Moys 5s, grSte5 rs aP SEaS SW 3oas like
my modern home Winnetka, North Shore
suburb, famous for its progressive school?
I'm moving to Wash; and would like to to
) BEDROOM HOUSE in Orlando. Fla. for
rent or will trade for 3 bedroom apt.
Or hsuss il AEjagNto1 oT s55s
cupancy lovely Pasadena, Calf, home,
completely fur9., b: r, 2 baths. maids
July, 1949. for similar home or fne apt,
D. c. area. Write CAPT. r. W. RUBLE,
U. 8. NJ, U. s. S. Valley Forge, care F. p.
O., San Francisco.
6-RM., PORCH, suburban N. Y. home in
exchange fer suburban Wash. home; oil
burner, garage; Upper Montclair. Write
details to ]. H. BROOME, 1919 K st. NV,
RMIscSHaMooNp-s-bearoom MsSa house, excellent
location will trade occupancy for similar
property in NV. washington aanS or Alexsn. sa.
san DIEGO. CALF. for Washington--3-
bedroom. 2.bath house in one Of most de- de-
equal or larger house in D. c. II. 546s.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

UNFURNISHED APT. for rent, 1st floor:
liv rm., 2 bedrooms, bath and kitchen;
take care Of furnace. 500; no phone calls.
660S Fairfax I'd. Bethesda. Md.
FURN; APT. to share with .consenial girl;
S. Arl,; rent. S45. Please call CHI. 6209
LIVING RIM. bedrm., comb. kit dining
rated; empl adults preferred; utilities
incl; SS5 month. Phone EN- 1869. 90
FOR RENT-Silver Spring, Md.-Newly
entrance, living room. bedrooms, dinette.
all-electric kitchen, modern tile bath and
shower, automatic oil heat; S75 per mo.
to responsible employed couple; may be
seen by appointment. DE. 7195 or ST..
WOMAN WHO WORKS NIGHTS willing to
share large. pleasant, apt; refs. required.
UN Q256 -22
THREE-ROoM FURN. APT. in Silver
Spring. Telephone SH. sG77.
1897 20s
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

QUIET COUPLE want small furn. apt.
prof. Govt employe permanent; no chill
dren or pets; pref. NV. section: UP to
Ss5; no sharing; Protestants. Box Ssh,
COUPLE, 2 children, and 10, desperate
ly need 2 or 3 bedroom apt. or house in
D. c.. nearby Va or Md. SH. 1858. 20
COLORED-EMPLOYED quiet couple de-
sire one room and kitchenette by July. 1.
Box 93-H, Star
COLORED COUPLE, fno children or pets);
both permanently employed: desire one or
two rooms, kitchen and bath unfurnished
HO 1890 gUs
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HOUSES FURh. OR UhFURN.

rambler, 80 min downtown. bedrms., 3
baths, full basement, recreation rm.,
mangle, Bendix, oil hot-air heat; stable
kennel, sheep shed on II acres with
stream; powe" mower: house nicely furn
and completely redecorated; 1-year lease
probably longer. S275 per mo. Good hunt
er available Rockville 1926 --2l
HOPKINS ST.-Conven.
traoSD Ice front rm --o1
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

ADULT COUPLE, no children, no pets,
weuld like unfurnished house reasonably.
accessible NV. section or Maryland. on
lease; two bedrooms sufficient; living room
must be big enough for 22-foot rug, reg
u1ar dining room. Box 470-F. Star. 20'
Evening star., 1948-06-20
ApTs. FURk. AND UkFURk.

522 DECATUR ST. N.W.-3-room apt, full
kitchen, private bath and shower; neal
Sherman Circle: no children, employ &c
couple; $50 unfurn.; 500 furn. 30
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BETHESDA. MD
BRIGHTWOOD

57o5 1st st. nw.-Open Sun. 2 to 9 pm.
Brightwood's finest detached brick resi-
dence, In the heart Of this desirable sec.
tion; English design; artistically srrsnssd
bedroom adjoined BY tile bath, dining
room. modern kitchen. end floor, 2 bed.
restion room. lavatory, laundry roonb
built-in garage; OIL h.-wh.. easement wins
dows, Venetian blinds, awnings: level -
with abundance Of plants and shrunS
owner wants reas. offer.
URCIOLO REALTY co.
ME. 1871. Ewes. ia. 615l. =
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Both roads should be hard-sur- faced and many of the grades and curves modified beyond that which is now contemplated" Right now only a sturdy" jeep and maybe a mountain goat can travel the road, he quipped.
 What he has in mind for a feeder system is a bus and truck schedule (probably on alternate days) to each of the Kenai's southern ter mini at Homer and Seward.
 A subsidy is necessary. Judging by the volume of freight, express, passenger and mail service, Sails bury was convinced that you couldn't offer even a modest schedule and make money, oper- ating entirely in the Kenai Penin- sula. That's why he said the sub sidy was vital.
 But who would furnish a sub Sidy? This was his recommenda- ton: q. the railroad could well afford to provide Ca subsidy) in the form of rolling stock and supervision since the loss in the operation of this feeder line would only be small portion of that which now accrues through the
Seward seaport record., 1948-12-14
Airport Conference To Be Wed., Dec. IS

Gentry w. Shuster, representing the Seward Airport Committee. will meet with Major General Joseph H. Atkinson at Elmendorf Field tomorrow. Shuster said the meeting date set for last week had to be postponed due to the ab-- sence of General Atkinson from Elmendorf Field on official busi- ness.
 It is understood that the airport committee is asking for engineer ing advice on the problem of en- larging the present airport on the plans so far submitted by the com- mittee, or on any other plan the general might see fit to suggest from his wide experience in this type of work.
 The meeting with the general is scheduled to take place at II a.m., Wednesday, Dec. 15, and on his return Shuster will make a full re- port to the airport committee for publication.
Seward seaport record., 1948-12-14

Although Jack Werner has pur- chased Walkers Cold Storage Locker Service, Bert Walker was still doing business at the old stand yesterday. Walker was cut ting up moose meat for the lucky hunters preparatory to storing it. Walker said he had no idea how many moose he has cut since talk ing over the business a couple of years ago, but thinks the total number would be around a hun dred and fifty.
Seward seaport record., 1948-12-14
Salisbury Would Abandon Sewad Rail Line

Seward division of the Railroad" With road network replacing the railroad, service stops, supply points and lodges must be set up. These points would serve double duty: they could supply the trav- eler, and they'd be the core for a l potential community of home steaders who Salisbury decided will settle in the Southwest kenai. He envisioned some natural con- 1 flicts. For example, roads will pro- vide easy access for hunters and fishermen, increasing the burdens of the Fish and Wildlife Service in | the Kenai.
 More farmers will come in, but you cant have both new farms and new hunting areas in the same locality. One won't survive.
 Salisbury calculated equipment required tor the feeder line. He said that five prime movers and ten trailer units would be plenty at first.
 Five combination passenger and express mail buses would supple ment freight trucks. Passenger-eX- press buses would run on, say l Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Freight carriers would then roll on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. The two carriers could consolidate their cargoes at Portage with a shuttle service hustling into An chorage and back each day.
 Terminals with passenger and freight-loading facilities would be required at both Anchorage and Seward. There would be need for a small service terminal at Homer and a junction at Portage, he pre- 1 dicted
 Between the four main points Seward, Homer, Portage. and An chorage-service points should be set up about every 30 miles. They d be run by private citizens.
 A million dollars would cover ! the total investment, he was con- 1 fident This was peanuts compared
Seward seaport record., 1948-12-14
Meteor Skipper Commands Boat Out of Water

The cook and the crew and the captain, too, of the Meteor are liv- ing aboard their boat while it is high out of water on the Seward Marine Ways. All facilities such as water and lights are furnished by the Marine Ways while repair work is going on.
 The Meteor was pulled up on the ways in a double pull with the Army boat T-2O5, which is also un- dergoing repairs. The boats on the ways present very interesting spectacle at night when they are flooded with lights.
 The steel barge which is there at present is not there for repairs, but will be used to help take an all- steel oil barge off the beach at Thumbs Cove This barge, with an- other like it, will be brought to the local ways for a complete over haul. The warehouse space at the Marine Ways is now being used by Lytle & Green and Munter-Phil- lips.
Seward seaport record., 1948-12-14

The Seward Memorial Church will offer a special Christmas pro- gram on Sunday evening at 7:30 at the Church. The Rev. Paul Irwin announced today that the program will feature special Christmas music with continuity written and directed by Miss Leichliter and Miss Calnan.
Seward seaport record., 1948-12-14

with the $l2,OOO,0OO to rehabilitate the Seward section of the railroad and $4000 per mile per year to maintaAn the section, according to Salisbury's figures.
 Hire Kenai residents to run the feeder line, Salisbury advised. They know the country and would be more stable labor force. A feeder system running a tight schedule would spur development of the Kenai. But Salisbury was obviously skeptical of the ability of private enterprise to run the business profitably-at least at first. Such a program (subsidized would accelerate the development of the whole countryside and avoid the confusion and lack of dependable service which would undoubtedly result if private indi- viduals undertook this service in it's early stages" he wrote. Later, he said it might be a good idea to enfranchise an independent operator to run the service when a profit seemed assured and a 1outine set-up molded.
 A Kenai feeder system could serve as the pattern for other areas such as the proposed Cant well highway system, the Mata- nuska Valley, and perhaps the Fort Yukon area. In fact, such a feeder might be advanced to counter the perennial pressure to extend the railroad to Rampant, Nome, etc" Salisbury maintained.
 A trick the Army picked up would be useful This is the use oi interchangeable equipment.
 First, select equipment very care fully, Salisbury reasoned. (The Army and some civilian operators have picked up the knoW-how in operating wheeled transportation in the Far North. Profit by their | experience, he saidD
 With interchangeable parts and equipment, the operators could cut down on maintenance and repair bills
 One more suggestion was offered by the consulting engineer. He ad- vised the appointment of a Com missioner of Transportation in | Alaska.
Seward seaport record., 1948-12-14
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

At special meeting of the Com- mon Council of the City of Sew- ard held at the City Hall Nov. p, 1948, it was decided to call for a Special Election Dec. 20, 1948, be- tween 800 a.m and FOO p.m., for the purpose of voting General Ob- ligation Bonds up to $125, 100000, said money to be used to put an addition to the present school building. Outside class room space is being hired to hold school in at the present time.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska, this 23rd day of November, 1948.
 TROY BOGARD,
 City Clerk. Nov. 24, 4,30-Dec 7,14,'48
Seward seaport record., 1948-12-14

Buy and Use Christmas Seals
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-20

FOR SALE-6 room house. Ex-
ira lot. Newly decorated. Tile
bath. Breakfast alcove. HE 7945.
IF
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-20
Information Wanted

Information is being south of
Summer or Sam Meter on be-
half of his aged father with
whom he has failed to commun-
icate since 1923, as a result of
which he is currently very anx-
ious to learn of his welfare and
also to obtain contact with him
in order that they may resume
their relationship in correspond
ence. Mr.. Meter was born in St.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-20

with IA wines against five loses.
According to releases from the
Howe News Bureau, official or
gan for statistics on the Amer
lean League, the Buckeys Are in
fifth place in the league stand
ing, sixth in fielding and fourth
in team batting. Individual lead
ers in the Buckeye lineup are,
Archie Ware and Clyde Nelson
with a .342 and 1926 B. A. res
pectively.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-20
WHAT'S new
IN SPORTS

Smith to the Wilks-B Barre club of
the New England loop is being
felt these days by the Cleveland
Buckeys who are Laundering
around in the second half of the
Negro American league with lit
tie hopes of winning a chance
to reach the play-off for the loop
title against the Birmingham Ba-
rons who won the first half by
seven and a half games.
Currently leading the second
half is the Kansas City Monarchs
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-20

FOR RENT-Room for couple or
girls. Flu $3.50. T-158
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-20

FOR RENT-Room for married
couple. ia Krug st. Flu 1905.
T-158.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-20

FOR RENT-Room with twin
beds. Flu 9165 or RIA 2642.
T-169.
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Evansville, Louisiana on April 1,
1903. He is a negro, s. 10" tall,
weighs 165 pounds, has dark hair
and brown eyes. He is a chef by
occupation. Anyone aware of his
location is requested to comm
unicate with the National Deser-
ton Bureau, 105 Nassau Street,
New York Z, New York.
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M. Gilbert Of this city.
Mrs. Emma Parks of Munger
Ave. and daughter, Mrs. Maggie
Newland of Dennison Ave have
returned after spending one week
with relatives and friends in Phil
adelphia, Pa.
Mrs. Thomas Boiling and son,
Rinnie and Billy and Linda Hath
man all of Chicago, r vacation
ing for three weeks with the Will
liam Owings of Barnett Street.
Billy and Linda Hathman, chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Hathman, are the nephew and
niece of Mrs. Owings. In honor of
the fifth birthday Of Billy, Miss
Marcella Owings invited 25 young
guests to a party last Sunday af-
ternoon in her home.