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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WARLHoUsEs FOR RENT viii build
Immediately to suit. tenant. warehouses
from 5000 It. up; and commercial. near
downtown. close to truck lines and rail-
road ftetEht station, Industrial In Bla-
denshurs, Nd, with or without railroad
EosEeT & MATER. 1923 Brentwood
sToSAGE AND DISTRIBUTION service of
pkg. rnese., incl. local del. and out-of-
town shipping. via truck or rail is the
modern method for broker. factory rep.
or natl. distributor See METROPOLITAN
WAREHOUSE Co, so Fla. ave. ne. Ho.
STORAGE sPAcH-Approximate 1000
SQUARE feet In basement of apartment
buildins: street level with entrance of wide
alley: centrally located: reasonable rental
and lease. Call Mr.. jenkins. SHANNON &
LUCHs CO, 1908 H ST.. Ma. 2345. --"l
ssrn: erics BUILDING; additional a.ooo square
. main boulevard; in well-located NV.
section: large doors for truck entrance
and also truck loading platform; oil heat:
private ofaces: excellent for display, shop
PURPOSES, manufacturing or warehousins
iiS9 iScs es5l e. M. NJ. e8sy Taylor SHANNON &
DOWNTOWN WAREHOUSE SPACES, from
5000 SO. 1T. to 10000 50. #. freight eie-
vntors; S5c per 50. it: available immedi-
ately. j. A. WEINBERG CO.. Realtors.
c1G.arTowN. 11S; 4 it nv. "a; SSo $500, =, ,ss
WAREHOUSE BuILDlNG ID ni H 9Th i'sp' ST. sv5 Wn
excellent freight facilities: reasonable rent.
Can Mr.. Kiely. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN a.
Co. l415 < st. NV. ME $500 -23
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Low BARGAIN RENTAL for good space
near Dupont Circle: :, separate offires~ tiI(I
50 #. each. or / ONCE. 200 So. IT, I"4G
Goth st. NV.
OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE-Single rms.
or large suites for immediate occupancy
ell space redecorated: ideal downtown To-
cation; reasonable rentals: rental agent
Atlantic BldR.. a30 r st. NV.
NATIONAL CONCERNS attention.: 18TH
topl floor and pent house tapproxi-
matelS), 1000 50. IT. of DUPONT Circle
BIDS, now available for ofnces. radio sta
ton or other uses. Superintendent on
premises 1874 Conn. ave. NV. AID. 5000.
24e3, 18th ST. NV, opposite Cavalier
OWNER RA. 203e till pm. 81
ATLAS BLDG. 5e7 eth st. r.w.-Desirable
fGtces. eenv. location; reas. Apply Room
tes ste r a. nv.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

THREE OR FoUR-ROOM AND BATH Hpt.
Close to Bay Idlewilde, near Shady Side.
sHEkwoSD SoEEsTmGot,as: o,,..;,. ,1,.s BED
aII-elec kit. completely furnished; for
rent Tor season. Call DE. 023o, Ri
APPROXIMATELY 3s 900 sa It. on
ground floor in new corner. hreproof
building, in excellent Metropolitan wash
inSton location. suitable for ofices, ware
housing manufacturing. electIonic re-
search. etc. Call Mr.. Norris, WEAVER
BROS. INC Washington BLDG. DT. $500;
ewes CHI 923S
BAY RIDGE. MD.-For rent or sale. lsrgs
detached 1Ha-story pebble dash home fur
nished; located on beautiful hndscaped
corner lot 15xi50 IT,. APPROX. $50 #, from
bay front: house consists OF liv. rm. 1sx
20. din. rm. 1920. large kitchen with new
Tsppan gas range. buffers pantry With
white sink. fireplace. master bedroom ana
bath on hrst A.; 3 nice bedrooms on 2nd
A.: each with running hot and cold vater;
oil h.-v heat beautiful screened-tn porch
on two sides Of house, desirable for sleep
ing must really inspect 70 apprectat4.
JOHN J McKENNA Realtor, 1879 Eye %.
NV. exclusive azent). RE. 5345.
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EARkAS WANTED.

l50 ACRES or more. within 26 miles OF
Capitol; must have tenant house. 40 q.
or more ready for cultivation. balance suit
able for pasture; prefer main residence of
little value. owners write p. o. BOX
Gill. Washington. d. c., giving price and
terms. 21s
or acreage accessible to
fishing, improved or not give price and
details. Box 134-R. Star. 92'
TEN ACRES or more, heavily wooded,
with substantially built ancient structures.
Must "be low price Box 93-R, Star
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE with
WARRINGTON HOUSING CORP. Ma.
I PAY CASH or will sell for you lots
houses or acreage: free appraisal SCOTT
SANDERS: 3al9 So; Cap, St, TR. 1888.
YES, WE DO SPECIALIZE" In the sale
Of commercial property: may we assist
you In securing q purchaser? Why not
consult us2 We are at your service Thank
rcu. HARRY 1. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE.
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NEW oNI-sToRY BLDG. $500 50. #.
Modern blds, to be constructed at once.
Very desirable location and bldss ready
to be built Immediately for occupancy. in
approximately mos. For sale by owner
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STORES for every type Of business
2S0l 14th st. n.w.-Large corner store
nearing completion $3.50 mo-
1865 Kennedy st. n.w.--Larse basement,
formerly restaurant. completely remodeled: :
$500 mo.
Mr.. 9th and You sts nw-Sl60 mo-
r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor, Ma. $3.50
-22
COLORED--44O8 SHERIFF RID. Ne
Store. 26xl6; gas heat. electricity: barber
FIR. 5000. --2l
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ExCHANGE-We are in position to offer
residential Investment or unimproved prop
ca esty DIT o5 III for VOW VIM resl sAS ss'a,s
DERS CO.. INC --23
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FARMS FOR RENT.

USED as riding academy, large graxing
place, small stream Of water. red tiled
barn. stable. stalls nice trails to Camp
SprinEs hwy $500 Branch ave Sc, J.
FLEISCHMAN. Open daily from 10 to S.
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DESK SPACE ron mt.
DESK SPACE WAkfEp.

kHK ePACE tor rent IA downtown once
OURTHoUsE 10. HkE.-PYt. entrance
nd parking; reasonable. OK. 1860. -3i
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SEAShoRE PROPERTY

cottage at Oak Orchard, mr.. Rehoboth
Beach, Delaware. Elee stove and re-
friserator. $35 wk. Call TR. 22O0
Wn.DWOOD-choice bungalows and apis
Wk., mo- or season BAKER REALTY
CO, 2lO 4. Oak Ave, Wildwood Open
Sundays.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

more: to buy or rent; must have drive-in
snd he in 2nd commercial zone MA
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,

Will EXCHANGE I8-unit apt. bldg. :,
Quilt 1943, for Count bldg. not over
10 YRS. old. MR.. TAMMARO, ma. S05S
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AcREAeE FOR sALE tcoss. y

W. eve soassefsan ssss &c sss..ssi a.|Iass I
sE s@s s;fs It 81 n': :sss:as Sss
22TTfhnFNHir5BS9 22TTfhnFNHi 5B9 SSGeSVhELorEss SGeShE Is acres,
&c e ssnss Sr rcsa D' 81 IT, srsss
roadi sewer on property: price and fur
fhs5 fstfs apssb,n sl6s a4so FH Wilson
hlvd. uL 4319: -----------------------22 --22
WREK-END SPECIAL
10 acres, modern 7-rm. house. 1b miles
sfs Is scPes, Peona approx ae 20 miles from White
House, With stream; soo-ft frontase: on
20 acres; all tillable. fenced with livable
6-rm; DWELLING and sood barn and out
10000. II. Of good saw timber, good spring.
II as issa fIsP Really CO. ." 1858 sSsd w:Sa fHss
Of Washington, on paved highway ane
esep snd q tn. vfs ReP G
Capitol St approach has long road front
and 4 number of fine building Sites price
is acrss.. sis miles D. c.. south OF
washinston: Ahieh- lying land up to s25
II, elevation: has "A very beautiful 5s ylss
OF the henson Naliey area; price, 1dot
per acre as an entirety.
5-acre waterfront tract, In the Metro
politan Area Of Washington; is high
wooded land. having 200 feet shore
front; price, 81 500 per acre THEODORF
p. MEFK. a27 18th st. NV. Ex. 2140
100 ACRES, near Upper Marlboro. This
property has road frontage Of over
1000 ft., on Rt. No. 4, and is excel. farm
land, especially adapted for tobacco
growing.
Loc. on RI, No. 4. bet. Andrews Field
and Upper Marlboro: this property if
slbseo oou suitable for subdivision. Priced
THE MARYLAND REAL EsTATE Co
1884 Colesvtlle I'd. sH. 5100. 20
NEAR CLINTON, MD.-10 a. cleared land
good yell; fine for gardening or subdivid'
..bh. q. cleared land near Hyde Field
On Route 5 Just below Clinton. al q
beautiful BLDG. site; fine neishborhood;
$4,000. DAN ABBOTT. Clinton 81.
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ACREAGE WANTED.
ouT.of-rowk REAL ESTATE.

ACAEAGE within Is mi o. C; must b
reasonable. Sunday. HI. a75s. F1Tz
GERALD. 2704 43rd pl. Sc.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

CHE1F T1KlL Loadonn Co. "a. 6Sfveen
PC s.isetrIs hns; sScas % smiiss from Wsshiinseo g
matnr S distance. :r99 7 acrss pns % sS
nearly ali cleared. well vatered: Groom
sSass ssssr; casaaSsr. and prss Sss s
msnt, Phone Herndon So. buell. FARM
AGENCY. Herndon, Fairfax Co., Va 22s
SGs-ACkE s;,,s sToSK FARM in the rooies.
rooms. elee. and running water in house.
iarEe double corn crib and other outbldss.;
a1.ss u st t,n,haf alfslfa 15o At wosa o lsnd same
sion at settlement. FRED B. cUsHMAN.
Telephone 800.
$3.50, ss;see a, BAkGAIN-6o acres. hard road.
sparklinx sprinR water. larxe stream, excel
i-room country home, barns. poultry
Hs hoasss saIapnr al oshsr nee outbSss As. auiek
Call Ashton tMd.) 3s46.
900. EQUIPPED-210-aere dairy farm.
new 5o-stanchion COW barn with new siio
6S head OF dairy cows. ; horses. tractor,
with p stanchions; all-modern. Broom
country home. large living room with Are
place; hardwood floors: two tenant houses.
easy now Joas SRfs''fa suRbo e ss'ePt RIB bbee
ssiixsr saxs Spring Nd. Call Ashton Md
"a, ,MANasshs' yA.-l3I-aere stock farm,
good fences: z rms. and bath; beautiful
view; stock barns; long road frontage.
Priced Price, to sell quickly. wen financed. Inn
eyes, GL. 1850. JAMES L. Dixon 4
CO" 1o2" 17th st. NV.
FORTY ACRES. s-room house, needs some
reiR,sirs rel, ;, electric; long road frontase: Q
sssIsf 'ss . ACNE ri;a RfsLrY 5fF' CO. j." gs f.
POULTRY FARM. fully equipped and ou-
eratins. 40 a.. master and tenant house
;,sH 'f M NAV ss:s 'ssss o%srs ss'A
FOR SALE OR RENT-Tobacco and r.n.
ersl e, farm: farm: partly equipped. substantial s.
anse eais pos.Stss IL niss Of rsP. :p,es but @ With
bath. electricity avl.. but not Installed. 70
seIss nan;. crop sS land. 90 woods: / mile ofi
Make rental e.r csiI 1s owRss. sisss 10 sGe q
noon, OR. 4791.
FARM, APPROX Q acres, e-rm. house: cleo.
tsisity, t tstnt outbldes: Near Blue Ridge Noun
tirement home. Reasonable VI. s4s7.
IF LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN, am
one1lng my 6O-acre farm for sale, located
N IN Beaver Dam district, Hanover County,
tngs. House, 6 rooms. 2 halls. porches
bathroom, kitchen and electric nxtures
partly installed; watered by river, stream,
spring and well; fenced and crossed fenced
40 acres cultivation, 20 woods. Good
roads. Mail route. school bus at door,
stores, churches near: fne neishborhood.
~ acres wheat, acres oats, plenty fruit. |
II sold IN short time 2 good work horses
nna harness, all farming tools and other |
bargain Possession In 10 days. write |
OWNER Beaver Dam. Va, Rt. ], Bx.
sl-A. Tor all information and directions
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sToREs EoN kRn.

desires desk space or ofics
space. preferably with attorney. ia. 1862
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STORAGE SPACE WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

'T0RAGE SPACE, 1000 to 1000 50. feet,
n I, e: or Va. for misc. paper stock.
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LOWER PATUxgNT-Holland Potnt-Fish1
ing. grabbing. bathing. harbor;
1-Cottage on large site, sandy beach.
ha rbor, trees: $500.
s-Psrfset site, sandy beach. cottage,
3-Two cottages. large stte, private
beach. harbor, miles blue water: $4750.
Modern 7-room home, basement an
utilities, harbor, s acres. private sandy
beach, paved highway: $14: 900, Perfect
for your summer home--where you can
relax and enjoy life CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY. Phi. 1914, Prince Frederick, Nd.
LONG BEACH-sPECIAL HOUSE SALE:
/. New-house shell. plumbing In and
connected to central water electricity
connected suitable for occupancy while
being completed; $1,000.
. Four rooms and bath. front and back
porches; usuable attic and basement: furs
nished Excellent buy al SO. 500
g. New: four rooms with many features:
ready to move in today: s7,750
T. Well laid out. four rooms and bath.
front and side porches: basement. May
be decorated to suit purchaser. $4,000.
All of the above have good Sue lots
and water views Features too numerous
to mention. Terms may ne arranged II
the above do not suit we can build 70 your
specifications for June delivery. Drive
miles south OF Prince Frederick, on Solo.
mons Island I'd, turn left at st. Leona-d
and follow signs to once on Bay M. 2
ROCKHrLL, INC, Prince Federiek S-E.
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on paved ro.: l2o acres top condlblon
Howard County; Immediate possession. Q
L. MURDOCH. Kensinston. Md. sH. 4611
PL 1902. # no answer call OIL. e4s9. -21
OUTSTANDING STOCK FARM-272 acres
lge. stream. Priced to sell and financed
for easy terms: .sl7 800, o. L. MURDoCK
Kensinston, Md. sH. 46ll, PL. s602. Il
no answer call Olympic a4sa. 81
3-bedrm.. bath: Colonial house; good barn
Braddock rd.. 2 mi. to Rt. so and mi
G B. Ter Term, srrsaaes pFsea unss5 corgs gsfs REAL
TY. exclusive agent. Pa. 1882. IA 1s43
r@. & house; e titehsn, sin: - rm:: ffFs'' hr' ,n.
s Rsn Stairs wsasF snd b.ner srehse e ra sss ss ssa
rms; Ind floor, very nice porch. fruit
trees. wide creek, fishing. hunting .snt
' 900 G cREsTER Is Ro eooswEIh. e ss sIIme 7ss n
Albemsrle ST., Arlington, Va" OK. 1888
$50 ACRES, Colonial brick plssteret
house. built l735. modernized; . tenant
houses, large new barn. other essentia
buildings; good road; labor and servant.
sroHe1' iyailsee cuipsp.1 ssp 600 W. M BROWNING
sTRoUTs free sprins summer farm cata.
log Just out. Over $500 values described
nss eo.. s0s5 % raa
uneapd truck. poultry, dairy. beef. fruit
grain. etc. farms, Groves Country homes
summer retreats, hunting and nshins
camps in mts valleys towns-on lakes
rivers and ocean. Time money saver write
for your free copy today STROUT REAL
TY' ;iI-H Woodward Bldg, Washing
M0NTG. co. DAIRY FARM on hard road
!5 miles from Washington, Washington
market. sS score. 3S4 acres 8. permanent
pasture, l55 crop land. balance excellent
timber and wood. Water in every held
s-room house. electricity and bath: :.
tenant houses; block COW barn and dairy
Marietta siio. all necessary outbuildinss In
good repair. Wish or without equipment
Terms. A. C. RINGSBURG,- Royds. Mont
somery Co, Nd, owner. Phone Pooles-
vile 20fi
SUBURBAN. FARM with 16 acres: s-rm
house; close in This property M pleasant
ly situated in rapidly growing Fairfax
County and has more land than Is usual
so close In. The house has warm air heat
bath. fireplace and lots Of porches The
large weii-6uilt stable with concrete
basement can be made. into an attractive
guest house. The land can be subdivideo
nov or enjoyed q few more years. Near
as.n ss MHson HIS HIST ss .asl1eiv.l, sue snc sno
nsndale, Va, at the end Of Columbia pike
Phone FA 7447. Closed Sundays.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-13
SOAP BOX PICS SH0 WIN HERE
 LAST EVENING

A poor showing of not more than 25 hoys attended showing of Akron soap box films at the grade school auditorium last night Don Skuse. local Soap Box Chairman, reports that the films were well worth see ing and that Juneau was given a good play in the nationally shown pictures. Shots of Mayor Hendrick- son, Frank Maier, and the totem were included in the film.
 Skuse said it is planned to show the films at the Rotary meeting May 25, after they return from Sitka, Ketchikan and Petersburg where they are scheduled to be shown.
 Skuse urges all boys interested in the Soap Box event to go to the Harry Race Drug store and con- plete the necessary entry blanks
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-13
CRUISER ASTORIA JUNEAU ALL-STARS
 IN GAME TONIGHT

The Juneau All-Stars will meet team fielded by the Cruiser Asto- ria tonight at 6:30 o'clock on the Juneau ball diamond. The Astoria squad, victors over the Wachusett team yesterday afternoon, will be out for a second win; and coach "Swede' Leichty of the Astoria adds that he may have to sleep in the street if the All-Stars win.
 M. P. Mullaney, league president, said the All-Stars will be made up of four men from each local team, from which captain will be elected.
 In addition to fielding a well bal anced team, the Astoria will pin a good portion of her hopes on the short stop ability of Bill Wallace who digs up the ground to pick them up if necessary.
 Servicemen will be admitted free to the game.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-13
PAN AMERICAN FLIES FRESH HALIBUT EAST;
 MINNEAPOLIS DEBUT

An Alaskan fresh halibut will make its debut in Minneapolis, Minn, this evening on the dinner table of Mrs. Maurice SWiller, sister of Harry Sperling.
 Sperling sent his sister the hah- but via Pan American AirwayS, in a specially prepared box of three ply cardboard The fish weighing 16 pounds was enclosed in bag of ply-film and the estimated drop of temperature in 24 hours is six de- grees.
 The halibut left Juneau yesterday aboard PAA flight 924 and will reach Minneapolis today in time for the evening meal.
 Harry Sperling. Jr., caught the fish. He is working aboard the hali- but boat Tundra skippered by Pete Oswald.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-13
PROCLAMATION

The following proclamation on Air Mail Week has been issued WHEREAS, May IS. l948, marks the Thirtieth Anniversary of the inauguration of air mail service in the United States; and
 WHEREAS, May 8, l948, marks the Tenth Anniversary of the in- auguration of regularly scheduled air mail service within Alaska; and
 WHEREAS, the week of May 15- 21, 1948, has been designed by Postal Authorities as period in which to call to the attention of the American people the importance of Air Mail and Air Transport in the lives of all of us; and
 WHEREAS, we, in Alaska, are
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-13
JUNIOR ART GLASS
 STUDIO EXHIBIT iS
 ONSATURDAY PM.

The junior art class of Juneau will hold their spring studio exhibit in the American Legion Dugout Sat urday afternoon, May IS, from to 5 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to attend and observe the progress Mrs Westtalls students have made since last fall
 All plans and final preparations for the exhibit are being done by the students and each will have 8 com pleie showing of work finished dur ing the winter and spring classes. These types of art consist of pencil drawings, pen and ink, water-color, pastels and oil
 Last fall at the opening of the classes there were 35 students en- rolled and there has been an aver age of 22 in attendance throughout the entire season. As a student dropped from the class a replace ment was taken from the waiting list.
 Students who will be exhibiting work are as follows: Lynette Herbert, Joanne Erbland, Gordon Oakes, Phyllis Rockney, Jack Goule, Gladys Uggen.
 Mary Nordale. Dorothy Robards, Clifford Robards, Sandy Blanton, Charlie Dobains, Carolyn Isaacs.
 Connie Williams, Darlene Gross Connie Brown, Gordonell Buckner, Carolyn Davis, Anita Hoefpner.
 Darlene Woodrich, Ronde Elem ming, Sandra Garvin, Larry Frei- muth and Brick Iverson.
 Mrs. Mary Westfall has done a splendid job of teaching the younger set in art and the results are very gratifying. She stated today that classes have closed as of last Satur- day until the cary fall term of school.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-13
POLICE COURT NEWS

Four persons were arrested as drunk and one for speeding yes terday by City Police. Chester R. Barnesson was fined $25 and sentenced to 30 days in the City Jail this afternoon by City Mag istrate William A. Holzheimer Frank Paul and David Hanson were each given suspended jail sen- tences of 30 days each. Willis Will jams forfeited S25 bail. William Winn was fined $5 for driving 25 miles per hour on Willoughby Avenue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-13
MAY LUNCHEON WILL BE HELD FRIDAY BY
 MEMBERS OF WSC

The members of the World Ser vice Circle and their guests will meet for the annual May lunch con to be held Friday, May IA at l o'clock in the church par lors with Mesdames George Folta and Fred Henning as co-chairmen.
 There will be a short program with Mrs w. B. Heisel singing and Mrs. c. E. Warfield in charge of the devotions. Mesdames w. R. Booth and E. E. Engstrom will give a report on the Presbyterial meeting held recently in Kake.'
 The installation of new officers will be under the auspices of tine Rev. Willis Booth at this meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-13

ever mindful of the significant role which air mail and air transpor- tation has played in the develop ment of aviation, not only for pos tai needs, but for the public in terest and for our national well fare, in that it has encouraged our air pioneers to develop aviation and air transport, so important to us economically, socially. and in terms of national security,
 NOW, Therefore. I, Lew M. Will jams, Acting Governor of Alaska, do hereby call to the attention of the people Of Alaska the Thir-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-13
CRUISER PERSONNEL
 FLOCK TO GLACIER

Astoria personnel have been talk ing good advantage of the free glacier bus trip sponsored by the local Junior Chamber of Com merce and financed by the Juneau Liquor Dealers Association.
 The chartered bus made five trips to the glacier yesterday and is scheduled for the same number today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-13
FIRE IS SIGHTED IN
 PORT H0UGHT0N AREA

Pilot Ray. Hinshaw, of Alaska Coastal Airlines, reported to the U. s. Forest Service yesterday that he had sighted forest fire burning south of Port Houghton yesterday but believed it to be under con- trol. He said that it covered an area of several hundred yards in all directions. The Admiralty Di- vision of the Forest Service said today that it will investigate the fire to see if any help is needed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-13
DOUGLAS CLEANUP WEEK

Douglas Clean-Up Week will be- gin Monday, May 10, and continue through May 23rd. All residents are asked to clean their yards, paint, and fix up their properties in gen. eral. All rubbish may be piled next to the street where the city truck will Aaul it away without charge. (May 6, 10,13,17,2" 23
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-13
GRADUATION TONIGHT

The Senior Class of the Douglas Public School will be graduated in ceremonies conducted in the school auditorium this evening. Graduating this year are Betty Kibby, Mae Cuthbert, Carol Ruot- sala, James Mccormick, Pat Balog and Herbert Bennett.
 Mrs. Elton E. Engstrom, who was also chosen as speaker last year in Douglas, will give the Commencement address again this year. Mrs. Engstrom is former school teacher in Douglas, a former member of the School Board and a long time resident here. During the past several years she and her family have resided in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-13
NO BALL MEETING
 AT ELKS TONIGHT

M. P. Mullaney, head of the Gas tineau Channel Baseball League, said today the regularly scheduled baseball meeting tonight has been postponed due to the ball game be- tween the Astoria team and the Jul neau All-Stars.
 A definite date on which the will be held has not been arranged