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elusive agent. 1901 s. Arlington
, Arlington, Va. OF. 1885, S035
SMALL ESTATE

This property consisting of l-year-old
modern brick house and outbuilding stu,
ated on 6ta acres of land with beautnui
stream is located in the town OF Vienna,
Va. close to schools. shopping and trans
portation The house has on the first moor
an entrance foyer. living room 2lxl3 with
fireplace dining room. large electric kitch.
en-, large bedroom and half BATH and
Spacious sun deck On the second noor are
two large bedrooms and full tiled bath with
tub and shower There is fuH basement
with outside entrance. laundry faculties.
rage Other features Of house include
metal easement windows with bronze
Screens excellent closet space. oil NV.
heat and Norge hot-water heater. out
bufldines include a brooder house and q
ma sonry chicken house that can be easily
converted to a two-stan horse barn IL de-
sired Both of these buildings are cleo
trified The land is perfect rectangle;
having 3.35 feet wide by s3s feet deep and
is about half cleared and half In hardwood
timber. lovely deep stream crosses the
property in the wooded area There Is
family size orchard consisting OF apple,
peach, apricot. cherry. plum and nectarine;
The garden includes an asparagus ped ana
strawberry patch, Priced at S22oOo
shown BY appointment. Exclusively with
Stanley r. Rowland Co, Inc.
Realtors. lis East Broad St. Fails Church.
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SHIRLEY WOODS

SHIRLEY WOODS
Arlingtons finest restricted subdivision oi
105 all-wooded lots now offers an oppor-
tunity for selection of a homesite, with
privilege of building in the future. Pre-
viously lots have been sold only in con-
nection with a building contract or agree
ment for the erection of a home by the
developer. Special prices and terms are
now available to not more than 10 pur-
chasers who buv now for future building.
Shirley Woods is only 3 blocks from Wash
ington Golf and Country Club, is close to
schools, churches, shopping center and
transp; has many homes already occupied
and or under construction and is an ideal
spot for YOUR permanent home. Full
L. S. HURLEY
e100 N. Brandywine st. Arlineton. CH
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This Home Was Created

bedrms., tiled bath. liv. rm. with fireplace,
dining rm. and equipped kitchen, full
bsmt., oil h.-wh.: side screened porch;
beautiful shaded, Handicapped lot OUT
standins North Arlington location. Ali for
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
ooO4 Wilson hlyd ou oooo Nv ,,,,
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SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGlNlA.
MOVE IN TOMORROW

plan: lge liv. rm., firepl, banauet-size
din rm., lge equip. kit, space for break
fast suite, bedrms.. tile bath; excel.
closets. full bsmt Priced for immed.
sale: s12..5O financed. Call today.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
OW 5000 Lee hwy at Glebe rd.
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ARTISTIC
4 BEDROOMS. 21a BATHS

In Alexandria. Large home with SUI.
pero view Oh Washington Large living
rm. with fireplaces, large dining rm,
large kitchen with pantry "a bath, lst A |;
sitting rm with 4 large bedrmS and J
baths, Ind n; oil h.-w.h.: on large ter
raced lot: close to everything; gear sar (;
substantial cash but easy monthly terms.
This type of home is rarely offered. Ex.
J. LEE PRICE
23o3 s Arlington Ridse rd OK .4o0.
Otis 1904. So
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BEAUTIFIJI, VA ESTATE

This large simple white Colonial house
set on a ridge in Virginia's rolling hills
has spacious rooms, planned and built for
gracious living; contains library, living rm.,
dining rm., kitchen. 3 bedrooms, sittins
room and 3 modern baths; space for eX-
pansion; new servants house. swimming
pool. and barn. all on 40 acres; owner
must sell Ask operator for:
FAIRFAX 137-W-2
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/ ALEXANDRIA-VETERAN
special favor for a Special veteran,
brick bungalow consisting of > lovely rms.
and tiled bath. full bSmt.: Lear garaee;
oil INV h. very large garden-type lot:
home approx years old 81 900 and
approx. $50 per month including every
thing.
. ARLINGTON REALTY co.
?:04 Wilson blvd OW 5000, OK. 4l?3.
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SUBURBAN SAlE-vIRGlklA.
S1,50O CASH

Balance like rent, buys this 3-bedrm. brk
Colonial; huge living rm.. fireplace. ban
auet size dining rm.. large equipped kit.
incl Bendix: full basement. automatic
heat: excellent lot; many other outstand-
ing features Call today
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC.
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131 POPLAR ST, FAIRFAX

din. rm., nicely equipped Kitchen, . he'd.
rms. and tiled bath; stairway leading to
expansion attic; full, high, dry basement
lot; exceptional financing. Only 81 600
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.

ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
On the hill, west of Russell rd.--A brand
new brick Colonial. Center-hall type; ii
rooms. u tiled baths. modern kitchen. 3
big bedrooms rear porch. full light base
and real buy at S3O.g5o, on terms to
be arranged.
NEAR HIGH SCHOOL
Another brand new brick Colonial. with
side-hall entrance. 3 bedrooms. modern
tiled bath and extra lavatory, beautiful
kitchen, basement and gas hot-water
heating system, The price is SlS.5OO
with a payment of only $1,000 cash
required offered exclusively by
THE M. H. BARRY ORG.
2206 Mt Vernon ave. Alexandria. Va
Reliable Office 49,
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIReIhlA.
EAST FALLS CHURCH

| A lovely home now, a good investment
| for the future: beautiful old house. on
| y acre. One of those few charming old
! ing large center hall, graceful stairway.
spacious liv. rm. with frepl.. bay window.
a really banquet-sze dining rm., modern
large bedrms, a glsssed-in den with sun
deck, a large bath; stairway to attic; full
bsmt.. oil heat: insulated. det. garage.
Right in town: priced below todays mar
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WILLIAM w. JOHNSON

- OW. 44ZZ. EVeS., Cd. oIHZ.
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO 6
80 Minis D. c. Army oficer transferred.
must sell Absolutely no profit to himself.
New brick home on 1-acre plot. Lovely
view of mountains. Lxe. lily. rm. " fp..
full bath, rear porch 9x30; End fr. lRe.
bedrm, bath, 2 storage rms; fun, dry
bsmt.: oil h.-.wh.: ldry; trays: steel beam:
mortgage available; S75 per mo. An op-
portunity of this kind doesn't come along
often today. Directions: West on Route 7
"a miles from stop light, Falls church,.
right at Sinclair station to open sign.
FRED J. GEORGE
Realtor.. ,2173 N. Glsbe I'd. GIL. e777.
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WE ELECTED THIS

AS the winner Of all our homes; modern
conventional brick bungalow OF bean
tiful rooms and tiled bath; immediats q
possession; fun bsmt.; expansion attic,
per month including taxes and insurance.
ARLINGTON REALTY CO,
22o4 Wilson Blvd. ow. $500. OK. 4l23.
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LANGLEY

LANGLEY
New brick rambler situated on corner
i2-acre lot beautifully designed. a home
YOU have been looking for; "A 1T. living
Im. with fireplace. ) spacious bedrms.,
full tiled bath, utility rm, pantry, q most
modern kitchen, appliances: oil INV h +,
Lear attached garage. price. Sl1, $50;
terms. To inspect, call E. H. IRWIN, MA
395 or Elmwood 64A. 10
LANGLEY, VA.
I.se hous=. bedrms., 3 tile baths; 10
Gated on a beautiful knoll only > miles
from D. c., with good frontage on GEORGE
town pike. Approx. :! acres of land, lge.
olG shade trees. sweeping view. House IS
repairs, Oil INV. heating system i'll good
cond. Offered "aS is at very reaS.
price; excel financing, McCAY Il McCAY,
Realtors. GIL. S615. -!l
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FALLS CHURCH

No stairs to climb; radiant heat; ne
brick ramblers: only 3 left; A-acre lots
gorgeous trees.
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CHERRYDALE
DEL. r AY

6-rm cottage, automatic heat. Wonderfu
nossibilities On a large lot, Shown by
appt L. MCGEE KING, 56l Wilson blvd
CT 5o-3 CHI 550S
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lot N. JACKSON ST.

Charming 1-rm. brick home in Ashton
Heights being offered for first time by
ORIGINAL owner. Large liy. rm. with fire-
place din. rm. with corner cupboards,
beautifully equipped kit, screened porch;
ceilent heating system; pRneled recreation
fm., bath in basement; garage; land
acaped lot; wonderful location Price
300 To reach: Ont Lee blvd 20
N: Jackson st, right on N. Jackson 10
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JNO. J. LOFLIN

Lofiin BLDG, 24:0 Wilson Blvd, Gil. 43l,.
DIRECTIONS; Out Lee hwy. or Leo blvd to
tramc light at Camp Washington in Fair
fax. turn left 3 blocks to Poplar ST., turn
right on POPLAR TO odr -Open., sign 10
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CIRCULAR DRIVE
ALL THE KINGS HORSES

ALL THE KINGS HORSES
Can't drag you away once you've seen
this beautiful 3-bedrn. rambler with every
refinement you'd ever want. Incidentally
there Is also an attic readily convertible
to an extra pair OF bedrooms end oatfl
with plumbing and heat roughed in. 1t .
nd lot 15xi6S, replete with shrub and
located in a neighborhood you'u Be proud
to call your own. The price 10 amszinSS
IoS.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
cH. 1871, OK. 27as, 1901 Columbia p ks.
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OPEN HOUSES

This unusual brick home is located de-
Sirable WaVerly Hills. 1t is home of
distinction, featuring 3 large bedrms.. din
| lm,. equip. Kit. and bath; att garage.
corner Handicapped lot fun basement: pre-
war construction. Price, SIS.50O To
reach: Out Lee hwy: to N. Utah st, left
on Utah 70, 18th rd., right on 10Th rd.
TO corner Upton ST. snd 10th rd
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1920 NO. 18th ST.

Truly q home OF charm and distinc-
ton. II you are discriminating pur-
chaser. seeking gracious home which is
unusual in design and construction, please
inspect this home. II is Of brick con-
stituctlon, southern Colonial in design.
WIN mount vernon columns; large
rooms. Ia baths, screeed rear porch
overlooking charming rear yard with
rage; large Handicapped lot; excellent
| neishborhood; near schools: owner will
hnance. To reach: Out Washington blvd.
to 18th st. 'Waverly Hills,. left on 18th
TO North 1920. Exclusive listings with
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Modern 5-rm. row stone-and brick home
Full bsmt oil a-c. heat, Now being com
nieteIy redecorated. Conveniently located
Price, Sl0.5d0.
YEONAS REALTY
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-10

FOR SALE-Pigs. ready June 18th.
See Harry Yost at Webers Crossing.
ADV. 15-tf.
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AURORA-EGLON

Miss Gwendolyn Yvonne Winters,
only dat ghtcr Of Mrs. Myr,le and the
late William Winters. OF Eglon. be.
came the bride of Howard Losh in q
double ring ceremony read by tin"
Rev. Mann, Of Thomas. at 2:30 Sur
day afternoon, June &, at the brides
home, in the presence of the i'm
mediate families. The bride given IN
marriage by her brother, George,
wore white gown with q full skirt
ending i'm Il long train. Her veil was
edged in lace and fell from seeded
crown. She carried white Bib'o
topped with a white rose bud with
yellow and white streamcrs Mis-
Pauline Iosh. sister of the groom was
INSTRUMENTATION. The room wa
beautifully decorated with greenery
and six baskets Of old fashioned pink
and white roses. Following the ccrt
mony a reception was hcld ut TIE
home, after which the couple left for
"a honeymoon trip through the south.
erm states.
Eldean Harsh, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Harsh. of Stempie
Ridge, and Glen Harsh, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Claud Harsh. Of the Acct
dent community were married sat
urday, June ). The Rev. d. b. Spaid,
of Eglon, performed the ceremony
Mrs. Harsh is graduate of the Ar
rora High school with the class OF
1913. Mr.. Marsh is a farmer.
A family reunion will be held to-
day at the Ezra Fkc home at Eglon
for Mrs. Eta Bittinger and late
Jonas Bittinger family.
Ezra Slaubaugh, of near Eglop.
underwent a major operation Satm-
day in Philippi hospital. His con-
dton is described as serious. HIS
daughter, Miss Nellie Slaubaugh, Of
Michigan, who is graduate nurse
is at his bedside.
Keith Wotring, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wotring, Of near Aurora, was
taken Saturday night to Philipp
hospital after he was involved in an
automobile accident near Eglon in
which he received head injury.
Several others were injured also.
Alva Lantz, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Resale Lantz, of near Aurora, re-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-10
Knights Attend Service

Knights Of Pythias Lodge attended
services at Short Run Methodist
Church on Sunday June 6. Rev. G.
A. Bomboy, pastor of the church, de-
livered the sermon and Walter W.
Dawson GAGE Il short talk.
Following the church services ali
those in attendance were served q
dinner ON the lawn which had been
prepared by the ladies of the church
\ song program was held in the
afternoon under the leadership Of
Thomas Wilson with James Wilson
at the organ. The church has re.
Gently made number Of repairs and
improvements to the church.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-10
NEW GERMANY

Children's Service will be held on
Sunday morning at the Reformed
church at 1890, DIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Harris and
Miss Doris Warwick, Of Cumberland;
Donald Sourbrine, Mount Savage;
Gordon Warwick and son Hayward,
Of Cresaptown, were Sunday visitors
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Warwick.
The Women's Guild met Sunday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Kamp with Mrs. Floyd Broad
water. leader.
The following pupils Of the New
Germany School have not missed
more than five days Of school during
this school year: Robert Otto, Jack
Warwick, Ruby Bittinger, Juanita
Bucket. Daley Merrill and Joyce
Warwick.
Those who have completed the
seventh grade and are now ready for
Junior high school are Joyce Warwick
Patsy burst, Alma Platter, Freda
Gilpin, Helena Wiland, Virginia and
Charles Smith and Robert Otto.
Edwin Warwick. son of Mr.. and
Mrs W. b. Warwick, was graduated
from the Grantsville High school this
week
An all day meeting will be held ON
June 20 at the Methodist church. All
the members Of the churches in this
charge will attend. A basket picnic
dinner will he held in the grove near
the church at noon. Rev. |. r. Michael,
of Wcsteinport. and Rev. Combs. the
local pastor will be in charge Come
and help this meeting TO be success.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-10
HOYES

The Hoyes WSCS met last Tuesday
evening with Mrs. Hobart Bishoff,
with Is members present. Mrs. Emer-
son Bishoff presided. Mrs. W. w. De-
Witt gave the background of the
story OF the song, THE Little Brown
Church in the Vale" The lesson was
presented by Mrs. Robert Friend with
Miss Icie Friend, Mrs. Claude BishofF
and Mrs. Kermit Glotfelty assisting.
A Children's Day program is being
prepared and will be given Sunday
evening, June 20, in the local church.
Twin calves were born on the farm
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Brenneman
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Schlossnagel,
Marcus Hook, Pa, are spending the
week with Mn and Mrs Merrill Will
burn
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wahl. Jr..
had as guests Mrs. Katharine Ben
gies and son Eugene, Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Enlow and
children. Baltimore, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Bish-
off.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Glover, Cum
berland, Mrs. Mary Enlow Murray,
Akron. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Enlow
returned last Thursday from a trip
to California. On Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. William Enlow entertained with
a dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Enlow, recently married. Present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Enlow,
Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrenc En-
low and children. Baltimore; Mr.. and
Mrs Hobart Bishoff, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Bishoff and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs Harley Glover, Mrs. Mary
Murray, Mrs. Emory Georg and fam
ily, Mr.. and Mrs. William Enlow,
Mary and Martha Enlow and the
hon0rees.
Mrs. Emma Dewitt, who spent
several months with Mr. and Mrs. w.
Z. SpoeIlejn, in Oakland, came to the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. r. b. Friend
on Sunday and will remain for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur z. Dewitt
visited her mother, Mrs T. @. White.
who is a patient in Memorial hospital,
Cumberland, last Friday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-10
MRS. IDA NJ. LEE

IS. Ida NJ. Lee, widow Of Rev.
ph Lee, died suddenly Sunday,
s, at her home in Mt Lake
neral services, in charge Of Rev.
Middaugh, Of Wheeling, w. Va,
conducted in the home Tuesday
noon, June s, followed by inter
in the Oakland cemetery.
IS. Lee is survived by her daugh-
Mrs. Jennie L. Richardson, Of
hington, d. c.. and Miss nellie c.
of Mt. Lake Park; her Grand
liter, Mrs. Catherine L. Ray, Of
sville, Ky, and a great grand
liter, Caroline Ray. Her son, Dr
lel Engle, died several years ago.
parents of Mrs. Lee were Sam
Ingle and Catherine Hoye Englc,
ear Grantsville.
IS. Lee was characterized by her
DIS as a kindly, upright woman.
was an active member of the
Lake Park Methodist church for
! years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-10
Invitations Issued

Invitations have been issued by
Mr. and Mrs Delbert Davis, of Sails
bury, Md, former Oakland residents,
to attend the wedding Of their daugh-
ter Esther Louise, to Mr. Erwin
Lang, which will take place in Zion
Lutheran church, Cleveland, Ohio, on
Saturday, June 2G, at o'clock p. M.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-10
United Brethren Board to Meet

The board Of parsonage trustees
for the Evangelical United Brethren
church will meet at the parsonage in
Loeb Lynn. Saturday, June y from
1880 to 500 p. NJ, Rev. George W.
Simpson, pastor announced.
The board will organize and con-
slider needed repairs to be made on
the parsonage. Members are Edward
Sembower Joe Calls, Isaac Beckman,
Arthur Friend, Lonnic Rodeheaver,
ST., and Fred Bland.
Special Meeting
A series Of protracted meetings
will be held at the Lynndale school
house beginning Sunday, June Is and
will continue through June 27, Rev
Simpson announced recently. The
public is invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-10
DIED
IS G. FALKENSTINE

NILES G.. FALK ENSTINE
rvices and burial for Niles G..
enstine, Al, former lieutenant in
Maryland State Police, who died
30 in Newton ID. Baker Veter-
Hospital, at AIartinsbmg, W.
took place last Friday at the
ngton National Cemetery.
+. Falkenstine is a former resi-
of Mt. Lake Park and the son
Bruce Falkenstine and the late
Bruce Falkenstine.
? served with the Fourth Infantry
sion in Europe during World War
n failing health since his retu n
] overseas, he had been critically
wo weeks.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-10
MRS. HENRY J. KOLB


rs. Caroline George Kolb. Cove,
born May "a, 1858 at Accident,
daughter Of John and Catherine
IN George. She passed away at
home of her son and daughter-in-
Mr.. and Mrs. Melchor Kolb, q.
.. June 5, l94S, at the age of 90
5. 9 days.
ie was confirmed at the LutheY-
church at Accident on April 5,
and later moved her member
to the Lutheran church in Cove
re she was a faithful membe,
death.
l April %. 1870, She was married
Ienry J. Kolb. They had six chill
and five survive: Mrs. Angus
nan, and Melchor, both Of Cove;
in, of Springs, Pa; Austin, Bal
re; and Elmer, Of Accidents; also
grandchildren, l great grandchild.
husband died May y, 1884. A
Norman, and one granddaughter
deceased. Mrs. Kolb was the last
an children.
neral services were held from
church at , O'Clock on Friday
noon by her pastor, Rev. NJ. E.
Ike, in charge. Burial was in the
dent cemetery
llbearers were Lewis and Oscar
nan, Mahlon Brown. Henry
5, Bert Griffith and Roy Harmau.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-10

Rosalee Terrant, Davis; Mrs. Opal
Terrant, Red Oak; one brother, Roy
Whisner, lives at st. Louisville, O.
Also surviving are five children, all
at home.
"Reminiscences he accrediteo. .fsil
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-06-10
sENE WHIsNER JENNINGS

tENE WHISNER JENNINGS
rs. Irene Whisner Jennings, 81,
accidentlly burned at the horne
el parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. i.
sner, Davis, w. Va. She was
ed to Davis Memorial hospital,
rs, w. Va, where she died Mon
morning June It'll.
aneral services were held in
on Wednesday afternoon. Sur
lg are her parents, three sisters:
Edith Mellott, Silver Lake, Mrs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-24
ONE BREAK IN COAST WALk0UT
Marine Firemen's $ Union Proposes that Negotia-
 lions Be Resumed

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 24. --IP
 The Pacific Coast Maritime tieup
 entered it's third week today with
 talk of renewing negotiations be-
 tween employers and one of the Hive striking unions.
 The Independent Marine Fire
 men's Union proposed in letter to employer associations that nego-
 tiations be resumed. A spokesman for the shipping in dustry replied that the Fircmen's Union had been invited to come in an negotiate as soon as they
 can assure us they can neqotiate with the intention of s!gnirg a contract
 But he added: Tt would he no agreement at all if contract with ,the Firemen) were conditioned upon four agreement with unions in con- ,t trol of Communist Party line labor leaders"
 President V. J. Malone of the 'Firemen pointed out that officers ;of his union had filed non-Com- [munist affidavits under the Taft Hartley Act.
 i He warned shipowners in tie let ter that his union was prepared flor nine-month strike.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-24
RUSSIAN DEMANDS GERMAN GENERAL5;
 BRITAIN REFUSES

LONDON, Sept. 24.-tR Britain has refused to hand over four cap tured German Generals to either Russia or Poland for trial on wal crimes because this country in- tends to try them before a British military court, Foreign Secretary Bevin said today
 Bev.n told the House of Con- mons that American investigators had submitted evidence establish ing a prima facie ease against the four-Field Marshals Gerd von Rundstedt, Erich von Mannstein and Walter yon Brauchitsch and Col. Gen. Adolf Strauss.
 Exact charges against the four now held at Muensterlager, Ger many. have not been formulated Bevin said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-24
JAYCEES DISCUSS
 CIVIC PROJECT PLANS

5 Projects planned for undertak- ing by the Junior Chamber of Com merce were brought before members at the noon luncheon meeting to- day at the Baranof Hotel
 Committees appointed at Monday nights board of directors meeting gave an account of progress for the week.
 Joe Mangan told members plans for installation of heating sys- tenn in the Evergreen Swimming Pool were enthusiastically received by Joe Mclean.
 A suggestion for building public restroom in Juneau was well-re- ceived by Mayor Waino Hendrick- son, a committee chairmaned by Ray Hope reported. Jaycees named committee to meet with the Mayor to discuss location site.
 Filing a prospectus of future de- velopments slated for Juneau and SuIIOullulilS dlCd Wdo 0loOdooCu WASAA Gov. Gruening during the week, Eckley Guerin reported, adding that the idea was well received.
 Jaycees discussed possibilities Of working with the Juneau Concert association to augment the associa- tion's efforts to bring in good en- tertainment to Juneau. Pete War ner reported that the Junior Cham Der is assisting in ticket sales for the coming concert season.
 Fred Martin, acting chairman, an- nounoed that following action at Monday nights directors meeting, the Junior Chamber of Commerce will meet every Monday night for a business meeting at Peter Woods club rooms. Friday luncheon meet ings will also be continued
 Guests introduced at the meeting were Dick Harrison and Bud Jones.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-24
Transport By Air Is
 Authorized
CAB Lets Down Bars for All Air Lines to Engage
 in Supplying Alaska

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-- R- The Civil Aeronautics Beard today opened the way virtually for unlimited air transport between Seattle and Alaska to ease the threat of food and essential supply short ages.
 The Board acted at the re- quest of Gov. Gruening and Interior Secretary Krug. They said action was necessary to "elleviate an imminent short age of food and essential sup plies resulting from the strike of the West Coast shipping workers"
 CAB authorized Pan Ameri- can Airways, Northwest Air lines and dozen or more Alaska air operators who hold certificates to operate within the Territory to fly unlimited service between Seattle and points in Alaska. The order is effective until November l.
 Northwest and Pan Ameri- can were given authority to serve Alaska points other than those normally served.