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SLEEPY HOLLOW
TIARA; STONE RAMBLER

551O N. 10th st-Open Sat and SUM-.
2 until pm. II you desire the privacy
Of a. corner lot. the desirability OF. re-
stricted neighborhood and the enjoyable
convenience of a rambler-style house,
don't miss this opportunity to inspect
this unique home, featuring all stone
construction, 2 lovely bedrms.. large liv.
rm. with fireplace, full-siZe din. rm., ex-
tra-large equipped kitchen. with auto
matte garbage disposal unit; paneled den;
2-car built-in garage; stairway to expan-
recreation rm. and fireplace; beautiful
corner lot, with outside stone fireplace.
To reach: Out N. Wash blvd. to N. Engle-
and N. 10th and our open sign JUDSON
REANY g. SON, exclusive agent, 1122 N.
Irving st Arl. Va CHI 0&nO Ia
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TMMED POSSESSTON

IMMED. POSSESSION
3 bedrms: in this most attrac. prewar
ly, Hills, convenient to all needs. including
features to offer and is. priced right at
S14.950, with reasonable financing as
owner has left city for new assignment.
UNUSUAL CHARM
Is found in this true Georgian Colonial
repse. 'al' biends itself M to s Gracious s s enter
find a charming frst-fioor den, . full
sized din rm., newly equipped ktt. and
Price. $4,000 with good financing.
OPEN 1-6 SAT. AND SUN.
You will enjoy inspecting this charminf
3;bedrm. home Of unusual but practice
DIses and many 0esfi The nv M sn a
provements such as radiant heat This
delightful home has an existing Az f1rst
trust of S11 400, repayab!e SIT per mo
moderate cash payment To reach: Out
Lee hwy. to Great Falls st. q blk before
STATE II Ea paf GhuFsb TFh
/ blk. to North st. Left to 704 and our
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 2-6
Be sure to visit and inspect this charming
RiSk sSoSs ss m
bright and cheerful. including the COO
screened side porch. Excellently located
SE ny all sIsbo PEGS 10 seseh sehoo Drive or
bus out Lee hwy. about l mile past Glebe
I'd to North Lexington st: Right. one
blk. to 25th rd. Left to 5s11 and oul
open sign.
Dominion ms. & Realty Agency
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BEAVER HEIGHTS

An enchanting white bungalow with. 2
bedrmS., large. liv.. and din. rms: big kit.
for vegetable garden; home your family
can enjoy. Everything is spick and span
and you can move in shortly after August
you. Call Mr.. -Grogan, ia. 1880. with
Legum & Gerber Realty Co.
h,a An rRl0 liz
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LYNHAVEN, ALEXANDRIA

Moving away. q grand chance to make q
good deal on this prewar-built broom
row brick in new-house cond.: as low q
81 800 cash down considered. CAL RE
$3.50. Q; to o. COLONIAL INVESTMEaNl
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VACANT DETACHED

OWNER MUST SELL
New brick home, rms, fireplace, incl
porch. fully equipped kit, Venetian blinds
storm windows. Sacrifice at $16,95O,
terms. 9031 49th ave, Berwyn, Md. 3
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$1,000 DOWN

81, ,UUU DOWN
Will move you into this modern prewar-
built bungalow. Large level lot with many
paintings detached garage, gas heat. I'M
mediate possession. Price, S1O,50O. Bal
ance like rent.
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR
Why pay rent when $1,000 down pay
ment can start you on the way to home
ownership? This immaculate prewar bum
galow Is within two blocks of all conven-
fences, Possession August 1.
FILA.
Inspected and approved is your guide to
q new home value. This all-masonry
bungalow has 8 rooms, plus attic and
basement, gas heat; near schools, store
bus, etc. Price. -S11,5OO; 2Ofo down, bal
ance at 4To, $50 month, including every
thing.
ROBERT S. DAVIS & co.
1904 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville. Md WA
5000. Open daily, Sunday, until 8 pm.
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J. c.. LEWIS OFFERS

J. G.. LEWIS OFFERS
University Park-6-room brick home, large
lot beautifully Handicapped, large trees;
priced S16,500.
BRENTWOOD
One block OF Rhode Island ave.-4-bedrm
frame home, In excel. cond., located on
lots; priced $4,000. substantial cash re-
quired.
HYATTSVILLE
Only $1,000 down, S75 month: priced
S13,25O. Comfortable brick home con-
veniently located.
ALSO
New homes in Lewisdale, priced from
S1O,975 to $4,000. We invite your
early inspection of these lovely homes in
Maryland'S community of distinction.
Lewisdale is located on Riggs rd., between
to pm. daily. For information. call
J; C. LEWIS, Broker, WA. 2s13; evenings,
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GARDEN CITY
JEFFERSON PARK. ALEX

Beautiful Spanish home in superb To-
features wooded lot with 115-ft. 'front.'
age. The house boasts delightful 15x24
liv. rm. with massive firepl;, then 2
steps up to 12x15 dining rm., both rms.
are completely carpeted; fully equip. mod
ern kit. q very attractive and pleasant
sunroom of considerable proportions: in
has been completely redecorated; very rea-
sonably priced. Shown by appt. only.
Commonwealth Realty Co.
ou ssnn
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LONGACRES, Realtors

VACANT bedrms. and bath, all modern
conv.; on lge. wooded lot; nr. schools,
shopping center and bus
home, lge. yd., fenced in by cedar sapling
fence: shade trees and shrubs; bedrms,
Y baths, carpeted floor, Grapes through
built-in cedar-lined closet, oil heat, Bendix
washing machine and laun. trays awnings,
Call MISS EDYTHE SHEAFFER, to 4:30.
GIL $500; eyes, CHI 5S4S -l6
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FRANKLIN PARK

Is the location of this beautiful frame
home, surrounded by l acre of ground; /;
well handicapped, with an abundance Of
flowers and shade trees and tennis court:
there is living rm., dining rm., equipped
kitchen and bath on 1St floor; 2 bedrms.
on second floor; full basement made. into
3 rms; has built-in bar; oil h.-w.h, 2
other features for the price of S15,75O.
Substantial down payment required. l..
BAKER AND SON, INC. Exclusive Realtors.
116 South St. Asaph, Alexandria, Va. Call
TIE. 7343 and Alex. 6644. Open evenings
and SUNDAYS for Ynllr couYenience. Ia
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GRAB THIS-e-room asbestos shingle, all
modern, on acre. near Annandale;. price
* Annsndals' 1. "a oss9,7ss7 .trc,d IS. and
ssits5ed ssS5 NILS Il % RraLf q sa S Ies
BEDRMs.. 11s BATHs-A home sleekly
mod. for streamlined living; all equipped
kit. with breakfast nook, new BendiX
FsAnTy FashsF BGS zHSS ShaesS o% Ss 1857 snSsS9s
Of distinction that must be seen to be
n{ The mos
Of Aurora Hills A few Of the many at
tractive features are ssepid9Tn SaSEno LIVING
WITH np Picture Ssn en st
5 0'i lovely veEy' BEDROOMS and 2 baths on End
floor; a very unusual recreation room and
TSompsan 1Ps sessI Sc eoa sRs'1 WtS ~
R1 RE alES caS'r TAKE IT WITH mMEThts
sion attic is honey Owner T,b leayins vim
a Usually iSvs;; Wen td iinancsd; $500 down pay
ment II yop s,I need anGIEE laTEsT hSgss IGsscY ye
I BEDRMs.. s BATHs-LarEe. attractive
brick home 9x With heat Ssrsss Aons Haa
beautiful homes in wooded section. North,
rSss sSoat ts has D5se is Fsh FULLEST Rsf'F
sIo,s5o Hss BRICK coIoNIAL-1ts 80 minis.
out. but has acre. bedrms., Living
rm. and kitchen, An city utilities and
ksts; You'll like this ~ cemmunity, ON !,
ATTRACTIVE GRIM. BUNGALOW with
| transp. Just around the corner is our
| answer to any one who needs q 3-bedrm.
| home; excellent construction. new-house
cond; ideal location for Army. Navy per
sonnel. Only S14,e50; MILTON G
SMITH, 1919 Wilson blvd. OW. 1900.
BEAUTIFUL 7-RM. BRICK HOME on cor
| ner lot. with 1st-h den or bedrm.. center
| hall entr., large living rm. with fireplace.
all-elec.- kit. full basement, hot-water
MILToS g. SMITH. 4sIs wilson bIyd
foGR HT SBSHHiDRMs.-Eisht beautiful home.
| for sale. Each and every one Of them
with 4 bedrms. All excellently located
country club. overlee Knolls, Westmont
etc Up to baths. $4,000 up. This
lis your opportunity to select home to
| fully meet your requirements. For com
plete description. can OW. 1897. or drop
In to see u.s. REALTY BULLETIN, 2024
North kirfvo9 rd' des hvy)' Arl.niiSn mis
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Contains center-hall entrance, rms and
hath noored attic; full bsmt., oh.-w. h.
many extras included; $4,000 down, bal.
like rent. Calh Mr. Hisgins. GE: 2210;
syss,, OIL 3soA BRIGHTWooD REALTY
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SUITLAND. MD.

Near Census Bldg. Vacant. 5-rm. bunga.
low. all modern improvements, Venetian
blinds, garage, h-acre lot; $500, terms
HI. 1929; after pm. Mr.. Hamilton
WEST REAL ESTATE
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ATTENTION. DOCTORS

Finest house in University Park. Bunga-
low of hydraulic pressed brick and 3-car
garage; both with tile roof; z rooms; kit.
and bath LIST floor; 2 rms. kit. and bath
in basement with private entrance; lge
liv. rm: with firepl, space for 2 add. apts.
on End floor; space, for more rooms in
street-level basement; auto. oil heat with
1.000-gal outside buried tank. Pretty
grounds and shrubbery; immed posses
sion. Open daily for inspection. Oppor
of lifetime for a doctor. 84O0 Baltimore
ave, University Park, Md. l6'
GROOM BRICK
In beautiful South Cheverly; prewar and
newly .redecorated; 6O-ft. shady lot; gas
heat: knotty pine recrea. rm.. stove and
refgr. An unusual value at S14,25O with
$4,000 cash. Call Mr.. Britt, AT. 1927.
c. D. MURPHY, Realtor. -1S
5-RM. BUNGALOW-$7,95O
Newly redecorated, with bsmt. apt rented
for $50 per mo-. all modern and very con-
venently located. Phone AT. 1927 for
appt. and save disappointment c. D..
MURPHY. Realtor. is
ONLY $1,000 DOWN
Hyattsyille, Md-Completely detached,
consisting Of 6 lRe rms, bath, oil heat
Priced low with excellent terms. Posses
DIENER, EHRLICH 81 co.
N
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Villa Hts.-Near Theater

l 1la-story bungalow, on a nice fenced-in
lot; wood-burning fireplace in liv. rm:
full bsmt., oil a.-c.h.: hardwood FRS: conv
location; a real buy. Call Mr.. Morning
star, WA. 360S, with FORD E. MORGAN.
Sr, RE 1910 is
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Newly cempleted eroom eo
lonial; entrance hall closet, beautiful liv.
ing room, fireplace, dining room, "a bath
large bedrooms and child's room. bath
second floor; recreation room, fireplace
basement grade entrance; all rooms well
lighted, clear white oak floors Priced
within quality range Sale. owner -hIlildar
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TYLER PARK

TYLER PARK
Brick bungalow. Q bedrms., living rm, din.
area, modern kit. comp. equip, all-tiled
bath. full basement, large expansion attic
be assumed by purchaser with reasonable
down payment.
STATE REALTY CO., INC.
FA. 1749. Ewes and Sundays, FA. 1919.
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BRICK COLONIAL

BRICK COLONIAL
Braddock Hgts.: excellently constructed
3-bedrm 1ha-bath house; large living rm
with f1repl. full dining rm. and bright
kit; full basement with outside entrance.
Priced S21,OOO
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
1901 Columbia pike, CHI. 1341 or OK. 27es.
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HARRINGTON VICINITY

FAIRIINGIO VICINTI
Stone masonry house, $1O,750. Living
room 12x21 with brick fireplace, dining
alcove, kit, range, refgr.; 2 large bed
rooms, hardwood parauet flooring, tiled
bath; utility room, laundry tubs, gas heat
install. unfln. attic suitable for 2 bed
rooms; 10000 So. it., fully handicapped; all
utilities. Directions: To Alexandria, right
on Duke ST. out 2 miles opposite golf
driving range OV RS35-l424. IL
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GROOM BRICK
NEW BUNGALOWS

District Heights, Nd, "a miles from Suit
land. Two bedrooms, tiled bath, living
room, dinette. fully equipped kitchen.
Large lots. Only 2 left, $4,000 and
$1,000 approved prices By Veterans Ad-
ministration. Sell to veterans or nom
veterans. VIII be open Saturday and
NC, DI; o222; evenings, Mr.. Devereux
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ALEXANDRIA
ARLINGTON

6-rm. detached brick. in good cond., Of
fered for quick sale, at only S12,750
JUDSON REAMY & SON. 1922 N. Irv
ing st, Arlington. Va CHI nS0O Ia
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SIMPLICITY and Charm
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

GOOD 2-APT. BRICK BUILDING in GOOD
location; Silver Spring, Chevy Chase,
Bethesda or Northwest Wash. UN. 1886.
IN VIRGINIA, preferably ArlingtonDs-
oedrm brick home: around 100000, all
casE; good conven location Cali Mr.,
SMITH after at OW. 5o76 IL
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FOR TWO FAMILIES
rated: Q bungalows on / large level lot
inclosed by an Anchor fence; LIST Is .
well-constructed brick, containing 2 nice
kitchen full basement, oil heat; End is q
newly decorated frame. consisting of bed
room, living room, bath and equipped kit;
for S15,750.
THE BRANT COMPANY
1884 Wilson blvd, GI. 4216. OK. o520
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

e zoasa Mt6 15 frons st.
age on Lee hwy; drilled well. Priced
$500, Dial operator and ask for Elm
IS%aHLiN IS4S Hi r Reaitor 1n MeLesn, Me- sGi va
10000 SO. FIT. OF 1st comml. ground at
Clarendon Circle. First ground ayailabls
Walsh, with FREDERICK W. BERENs
SALES, INC, 1928 K st. NV. MA. 9141.
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MICHIGAN PARK HILLS

baths, iiv. rm. has picture window and
fireplace, hardwood floors, tiled floor in
kit gas h.-w h., Venetian blinds. insu-
lated weather-stripped. Can be seen by
appointment. Sample house. 1902 Jeffer-
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Well-constructed brick Colonial First
floor has liv. rm. with fireplace, large
din rm, equipped kitchen. Second floor,
3 bedrms. and tiled bath. Full basement
Ss6v %lh PINE paneea res Priced well
THE BRANT COMPANY
2334 Wilson blvd, GIL. 4216, OK. O62O.
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ARLINGTON HEIGHTS

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS
Brick Colonial in an excellent residential
area. This home is unusual and features
a center-entrance hall and slate roof, oil
h;,w.h; level lot: sidewalks; s1a years
old Needs some decorating but otherwise
ideal. $1,000 cash will handle. Full
price, SIG. 700. We recommend this one!
EMZOR REAIIV co
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6rm. brick Colonial. ] "a baths. recreation
room. fireplace, workshop; screened porch:
garage: excellent location. For appoint
ment, CH. 1929. 49,
NORTH ARLINGTON, Wynnewood-A real
quality home Of six really spacious rooms:
beautiful recreation room with fireplace;
flrst-foor lavatory; two baths on second
floor; de luxe kitchen; attractive wooded
lot. A real value. MITCHELL QUICK,
81. >r53l: ewes, OV. 1904.
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SWIMMING POOL! s17,500! bedrm,
IL, bath. frame bungalow; Gear garage;
Il acre1 beautiful grounds, all fenced.
REALTY9BUILETN, OW. 1907. lis
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fCont.nued On Nsxt faee.I
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MT RAINIER BUNGALOW

SULLIVAN BROS.
1890 Z st. NV, Me. 1929. Open IT
D m saturday and Sunday. -lS
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$5,25O-8-ROOM HOUSES, unfinished on
" acre lot, 13 miles D. c.; plumbing and
wiring roughed in. PENTAGON REALTY
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TRADE OR SELL-2-bedrm, frame bunga-
low; new cond. 2 acres; close in: $10,950.
w. DEWEY WHITENER, Realty, DI. 6212.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-07
Frankie Loses
 Fight For Life

Frankie is dead. After nine weeks of shivering pneumonia, the tiny monkey, pet of Father James Snead of St. Michael's church, breathed his last in the early morning hours on April 2.
 Frankie had battled determin- edly for life during the long win ter weeks of cold, only to sue cumb as spring began to bring the warmth he so desperately needed. He was aided in his long fight by both @r. E. F. Graves, Valley veterinarian, and Dr. liar old Lamberton, local physician.
 He had been prepared for Alaskan winters early last fall, when Father Snead fashioned a tiny monkey parka of fur for his pet. But it was still not enough to protect the tropical wanderer from a cold Valley winter.
 Frankie was known and loved by nearly every child in the Val ley. He had been featured in two magazine articles written about Palmer, and had been visited on several occasions by excursions from Palmer clasSroomS.
 He made many children happy. He will be missed, both by them and by Father Snead and mem bers of his household.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-07
SpOrtsmen's Board Hopes To Build
 Ski Tow Near Mine

Three recommendations will be brought before Wednesdays s business meeting of the Mata- nuska Valley Sportsmen, it was determined at last Sundays board of directors meeting.
 Of principal importance was the directors decision to set aside $1OO for the construction of ski tow on the ski slopes near Inde- pendence Mine. The tow was rec commended by Russ Dow, who is in charge of the clubs ski instruc- ton.
 Materials and workmanship for the ski tow will be donated by members of the Sportsmen and their friends. Work will be com pleted this summer, so that the tow will be in operation for the next years skiing season.
 Ken Westenbarger of the Elk lutna station was a guest at Sun days board meeting, and he urged that work on the planned rifle range be pushed immedi- ately. MT. Westenbarger, a mem- Der of the National Rifle ASsocia- tion, was named to a committee to help lay out the rifle range.
 The Sportsmen's directors also adopted a pledge which will be presented to the membership for approval at the Wednesday meet ing. That meeting will commence ln the Grange hall at 8 o'clock that evening.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-07
 Is Hiked
LI'L ABNER

A new pay schedule o r hospital employees was approved at last Fridays meeting of the board of directors of the Valley Hospital Association. The sched- ule, recommended by the hos pital manager, Miss Ethel Dale, provides for a wage increase for members of the nursing staff.
 The beginning salary for gen eral duty nurses is to be $195 a month, with a $5 increase to be- come due at the end of six months of duty. Each nurse is to receive 10 days annual sick leave and free disqualification, except when large amounts of expensive drugs are necessary.
 Each hospital employe is to re- ceive two weeks annual vacation with pay, and each full-time en- ploye who stays a year is to be given return transportation to the states.
 The new salary schedule was made retroactive to March 1.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-07

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the of TERhN T111SRlGg propssty Of the Estate will be sold at Public Auction:
 All of the Northwest Quarter (NWA) of Section thirty-three (S.33C. Township eighteen North tT.l9N), Range Two East (R.2 E) of the Seward Meridian. Territory of Alaska, Anchorage Recording Precinct except for that portion containing twelve point forty-four acres 12.4D acres occupied by the Alaska Railroad Right of Way and a piece or parcel of land subdivided into tracts and blocks containing thirteen point twenty-four acres ming at U. S. Land Survey iron Monument marked c thirty three (C33) thence due west a distance of one thousand one hundred ninety five point thirty feet G.195.30 ft.) along East and West (E&W) cen tral subdivision line of said section thirty-three (S.33) to the Alaska Railroad East Right of Way line, thence (N 1905 E) north thirteen degrees and five minutes East along said East Railroad right of way a distance of five hundred twenty point eight feet (5208 ft.) sid right of way line lying one hundred iSN' iNo''S NAVV u. ELJ anu to center line of main track, thence lS OO'1% E) south naught degrees thirteen minutes East along North and South (N X S) Central subdi- vision line of said Section thirty three (S.33) to point of beginning. Said entire tract herein mortgaged containing one hundred thiry-four point thirty-two acres (134.32) more or less.
 Said sale will be held at the office of the United States Commissioner, at Palmer. Alaska. on the cs dax of April, 194S at the hour of 2:O6 pm; o'clock of said day.
 The administrator of the estate of said deceased reserves the right to reject all bids.
 Dated at Palmer. Alaska, this 27 day of March, 1948.
 WALTER E. HUNTLEY
 US. Commissioner and
 ex-officio Probate Judge First date of publication, March 31. Last date of publication April 21 Published on March 31, April ', April
 IA, April 21.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-07
DENTIST RETURNS

Dr. F. R. Sims, Valley dentist, returned home from a trip Out side last week. Dr. Sims drove back to the Valley over the Alas ka Highway.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-07

Voting members of the congre- gation of St. Johns Lutheran church are to meet at the par sonage at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening, pastor w. L. Zeile an nounced today.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-07

Members of the Ladies Aid of St. Johns Lutheran church will meet at the home of Mrs. L. M. DePriest at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-07
Two Are Christened

Douglas Clark Maze and Ida Marie Alder were christened at Easter morning services at St. Johns Lutheran church last week.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-07

CoffeY rnsurss Everything
 Remember? Adv.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-07

In the Matter of the Estate of ) THERON A. SMITH, )
 Deceased 51
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-07
NOTICE OF SALE

IN THE U. S. COMPASSIONATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION. PALMER PRECINCT
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-07

CoS2eY Insures Everything
 RemenbeY7 Adv.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-10

CIO unions last Wed. to form
united May Day Committee,
They made big plans for a May
Day Parade-the first in many
years -.
If you must gossip-tell it to
Our Town :. So long till next
week
MEMBERS of Social Service
Workers, Local 80, are volun-.
teering their services, at the well
fare bureau set up by striking
CIO United clearinghouse Work
ers There's a Build AVG
Party" April II, $50 pm, Es-
Their Hall JPI, $500 w. Douglas
-. Peoples Songs is building
a chorus. Questions go to Room
SOC, 203 N. Wabash Mary
Arkes, Marine Corps vet. and
University of Illinois-Navy Pier
sophomore, was elected chair
man of the Piers U of I Stu
dents for Wallace Club at the
clubs first membership meeting
April 2 =. Institute Players are
staging Arthur Laurents' Home
of the Brave" April 1911, $3.50
pm, Peoples Playhouse, $500
w. Douglas =. Municipal Judge
Samuel Heller, candidate for
Chief Justice of Municipal Court
for the Prog. Party, will be key
speaker at a large rally of the
10Th Ward Prog. Party, Midwest
Athletic Club, April IA, 8 pm.
:. politics Is People" will be
discussed by Edward M. Hayden
before the Chicago Ethical So
ciety, April IL, II am, Curtiss
Hall, 40 S. Michigan.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-10
Reilly uguinsf rueisfs
Terrorists bomb
Negro home here

A Negro home was bombed on
the West Side last week, in
juring an 80-year-old woman,
and community groups quickly
met to plan rally demanding
official action to find and prose-
cute the terrorists.
The rally will be held at 8
pm. next Monday in Tyre
Masonic Hall, 127 N. Francisco.
Organized by progressives in the
area, the rally will be supported
by. many unions, including Mine
Mill, Farm Equipment, Office &
Professional workers, Long
shoremen and Warehousemen,
Shoe & Leather Workers, UAW
Local 453, and Electrical locals
1119 and 1850, as well was the
American Veterans Committee
and members of the Progressive
Party.
The bombing took place about
z pm. April 2, not long after
Harold Anderson, 46-year-old
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-10

tional subscriptions by June l
shows the possibility of achiev-
ing six figure circulation. In the
first month of the drive March
to April ID, 1887 subs were
added!
Most organizations are start
ing their campaigns beginning
April IL. Community groups sup
porting the STAR are planning
to concentrate in certain pre-
cincts with promotionaI bro
chures and sample copies of the
STAR.
Strikes in Packing and among
the printers are getting the STAR
weekly at strike meetings and on
the picket line. Strikers on both
lines have come to recognize the
STAR as the only paper in Chi
cago which gives. them the sup
port they deserve. Over 500
newspaper printers have been
getting. our paper every week
now for almost four months.
Some so printers have subscribed
in the last few weeks.
Local l150 of the United Elec-
frical Workers got the jump on
all other U.E. locals bringing in
around 900 subscriptions in the
drive thus far. James Shannon
of the Goodman shop In this To-
cal got more than so subscrip-
tions himself. We heard that Bill
lie La Guardia of General Trans
La Guardia of General Trans
former is getting SET TO go to
Town again and try to cop the
prize being offered by the roca.
for the top sub-qetter. 49,.
The two big locals in Farm
Equipment settled their cam
paigns in a hurry. Their men,
berships voted to subscribe for
the entire union in their respec-
tive plants. AS Financial Secre-
tary Clarence stoecke of Nc
Cormick Local 108 put it, eve
need the STAR to help in the
fight to strengthen our union anc
to advance the cause Of peace
and progress"