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LEGAL NOTICES.
JOSEPH D. DI LEO. Attorney

Denrike Bldg.
IN THE DIsTRIcT coURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Colum-
6 Gla;hIn Re Application Of Helen Fl
Action No. 3125N4s.-Helen z. Deuchar.
having filed complaint for a, judgment
changing nai hsr name to Kaye johnson and
Of publication of the notice required by
law in such cases, it is, by the Court.
that all persons concerned show cause, if
any there be, on or before the 2Sth day
Of August, l94s. why the prayers of said
That copy Of this order be published
once a week for three consecutive weeks
before said day in The Evening Star and
ALEXANDER HoLTzoFF. justice tseaiJ
True Copy. Test: HARRY M. HULL,
Clerk. BY CLARA F. CONNELL; Deputy
Clerk. au3,1O,17
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Rockville, Nd, on September 10.
Other District Republicans at
tending last nights meeting included
Mrs. Thad Brown, national commit
teewoman Of the District State
Committee; Joseph c. McGarraghy,
vice chairman Of the State Com
mittee, and Mrs. McGarraghy;; Col.
George c. Hart, secretary of the
District State Committee, and Mrs.
Faith Gwynne Fisher, head OF the
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VIM. J. BARTLE. Attorney,

DISTRICT COURT OF The UNITED
Holding Probate Court-No. 1896. Ad-
ministration.-This is to Give Notice;
That the subscriber, of the District OF
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia Letters
Of Administration on, the estate OF
Emanuel Chios, late Of the District OF
Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, TO
the subscriber, on or before the 10Th day
Of July. AID. 1919; otherwise they ma y
by law be excluded from all beneht OF
said estate4. Given under my hang THIS
PRESGRAVES. 402 Sth ST. NE. tSeaD
Attest: THEODORE COGsWELL. Resister
of Wills for the District OF Coiumnla'
Clerk Of the Probate Court aul 80
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ROBERT E. LYNCH, Attorney,
S2l 18th Street NV.
Washington S, d. c..

NOTICE OF RENEWAL UF RON 80. 81, = :
No. 157.-Notice is hereby gwen Una
under a certificate filed on the LIN gay
Of August 194S. in the once OF tne Sie e n
Of the United States District Court Oh t ns
District Of Columbia the undersisn1s e q
have renewed a copartnersnip u ne tn \:
COMPANY for the purpose OF transactlns
a eeneral brokerage business In the ouy-
stocks. bonds and other securitles IN .iae
CITY of washington. District OF CoiuhTSt s
end elsewhere having offces IN tne " ~ a
tioual Metropolitan Bank Bulldlne IN IN ia
said city, said renewal agreement oeils
dated july 81, 194s, and continuing 10.
q ueriod of one year and expiring on tns
eIose of business on July 81, l94H anu
that Charles Carroll Morgan OF eulies
street, Chevy Chase, Maryland contlnues
as special or limited partner; havlns
contributed twenty-five THOUSAND 70.
OOO dollars to the capital Of said partner
ship The business of the partnership
vii VIII be transacted by the undersigned gen
eraI mariners only Charles Carroll MOT
gan, as special or limited partner, shall.
rot be liable for or subject to any loss or
liability bevond the amount OF MS a ssG5e-
said contribution ROBERT Z, g SHII9
EDGAR B. ROUSE JOSEPH !: KREEGER'
OSCAR P HUNT. j NEWTON BRsWE ~
,Jr, AUGUST H SCHMIDT. EDWARD M
BFcKER (SealN A true cory. les.
HARRY NJ HULL. Clerk. BY X. M
S1EARNs Deputy Clerk,
an16 g % ~ %, 81 Sepl ,6I.S
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LEGAL NOTICES
JOSEPH a, RAFFERIY. Attorney,

southern Bldg.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
>, States for the District Of Columbia,
ministra tion.-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber. of the State Of Mary
land. has obtained from the Probate
Of Administration on the estate Of Helen
T. Reed; late, of the District Of Columbia,
deceased, All persons having claims
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated. to the
July, AID. 1919; otherwise they may BY
law be excluded flom all benefit. of said
estate. Given under ny hand this 3oth
FERTY. 1929 Greenvale I'd, Chevy Chase,
Nd. tSeal) Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WELL, Register of Wills for the District
Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
ANIL % 81
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JAMES A. CROOKS; Attorney.

Filled AUG. H. ia4s. Harry NJ Hull. Clerk
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE TIE
lun1bia' In re Application of Salvador
joseph Belintende Tor Change Of Name 70
civi Action No $a3I 4 sieo oompls int
FOR Judgment changing his name 70 sam
joseph BeIintende and having applied to
the court for an order Of PuG seh ease 81
Il is by the court, this 18th day OF
Auzust, ja4s, ordered that all persons con-
cerned show cause, If any there srt be- ep,be on
IoAs Uhy the prayers Of said complaint
should ss5i mot not be granted: Provided, that
COPY this order be pyplS Ieets ob before
sad dav in The Evening Star and The
Wafhington Law Reporter. (sI EDWARD
N cURRAM Justice; Seal 1.rA true py E s1Py
McDONAiD, Deputy Clerk. aul "a 81
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GoRMAN & galley.

$40 Columbian bulQIns' :, <,,.
gsd NE Ny pis4 fas H' couRr Hg e!sE
1 United states toE the, Distriet of. Of Co,
IN EJgNsE M 4 RA1T7 ct ct
DEAD d ants.-Ciyil Action No, l7!S-
4s-oRDER OF PuBL1cAT 1S9sc, l,1Is on IN
"a s' and 80 in square 1922 in the District
q Columbia Upon motion nj Of ths pia day
" itfit NAV " Is 1913 q ORDERED that the DE-
fend iart. JENNIE WHITNEY, or her IN
known heirs or deyisees II she he Dc en aeaa
herslr on after the expiration Of three
months from the day OF the hrst pu ui,t he
PPRoVfpep l'e COPY ~ Of this order Be pub
iished twice a month for three M mon Ths
IN the naW Before said day
E tse r ALAN lszi GoIDsBoRoUGH; Justice,
Ssa True cG Ep1H T9 M FOX AR Pepu M
clerE. ~ je1.l 5.iy6. 20. au3,17-
HOGAN 4 HARRISON: Atto1neyi11 e
FILED Aug. u. 124S Harry M HG nI 9TH TH f.
unItsfE sf RIGGS aSf IA NATioNAL BANK Of
wAsH1NGToN. D. c, Trustee, Plaintih,
S No R ssi object Of his suit is to
obtain a declaratory lpdsmsnt al and d,rd dp1
The last will and testament of Jacob RUBIN,
deceased. determining the rights OF ne
parties defendant in and to the accunui q IT,
ed net income as well as the current net
income from said trust and; more re- par az
ndant Mayer Doba RHbp RuSin Mnter
perel. life beneficiary under sald trust,
Is alive or dead and, If dead the ne j., da ~
If her death On motion of the plaintln'
it is this 18th dav of August 1913 ord e,n;6
that the defendants Hayer C Dooa E nobn
Rubin MuterpeIel; Earns Y sand4a M esSFe
their appearance to be entered herein on
or before the fortieth day. exclusive Of
sundays and legal holidays. occurTinis
sfter the day of the first publication of this
order; otherwise the cause d WIN De pro- pro-
vded of this S5der Pc p WEEKS IN
the Washington Law Reporter; and I IN
evening Star bet9r sn SAID Isstic day CseaI
zttsst tt'O HARRY M. HULL: Clerk. By
ELLA MCDONALD, Deputy CLERK.
a.
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LEONARD A. BLOCK. Attorney,
Woodward Building.

nj Ieu THE He DIsTRICT COURT OF THE
United states for the District o. CO..
Iumbia-James MantSuraniS' also nin,,s snoW WI
as James .Mantzouris; ct al Plalntins,. vs.
Katherine NJ. Anest. ct al: DelenoantssMT1
civil Action No. 33.51S; order OF pupil
cation The object of this suit heins l1f
The sale of Lots @6 and - in DlIler
Groff's subdivision OF lots in olock =;
"Brirhtvood Park" as per plat recoraeu
IN I.iber County s. folio Al OF the rec9Ios
Of the Office of the surveyor Tor the LIS
trlet of Columbia, being improved ny
nremrses Nos oil and 81 reSpec,lVe1S'
foncfellow street, n W. Washington u &.
and to determine who are entitled TO tnc
proceeds Of such sale and the amount to
which each party in interest," is entn!t1'
on motion of the attorney Tor plai s.
II is nv the Court this 30 day OF July,
ia4S ordered that the deiendants AflsIos
q Mantzuranis and CostaS G; Mantzu5
ranjs cause tkeir appearances TO pc enteIeo
herein on or before the fortleth '9otn
day, exclusive of Sundays ana leeai non
DAYS, occurring after the first puollca,,1on
If This order: otherwise the cause VIII De
proceeded with as in case of default; pro o :,
yidsd, copy Of this order be puolisheo
once week for three successive weeks r, ~
fhe Washington Law Reporter sno me
Evening Star before said day. Is Al
ExANDER HOLTzOFF. Justice tSea.
True Copy Test: HARRY NJ. Hull
CLERK. By CLARA F. CoNNELb' DeputS
CLERK aug .h1U,l :,
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JoHN M. McINERNEY, Attorney.
aIh.a RuiidinF

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
states p t9S the cd nftres OF saas
rm Grd n.wThis is to Give Noti1s Thai
the subscriber, who was BY The h. B BStrict
Court Of The U Sr.ed s'a etsrs sta
on the estate Of Annie Lou Buchanan, &C.
ceased has with the appr0v stat o. f for
ne District of Columbia. holdins q Pro
bate Court appointed Tuesday, az the ., .t,n
of september IS4s ia a. c 1u1o room mos
the place, for making payment and as
trbution from said estate, u NIGER a .nd
to ne distributive shares o.. legacies, Or the
residue or parts the5s re aSe sre or stterneS
duly authorized, with their claims asa n6sr
ne pTopsElfy vSaShe os AS GHsn qaqs
ia. 4 W y Sea- fseai St;ss,t, TAEoDqgR7E
s eoart Oh e0lunlO.& ~ aulz.54:s
HOGAN 4 HARRISON; AttoIneys'
$40 Colorado Bids, Washinst9n; ON, ID; c ~
Esd AVE- e eo }asS; H 81 T n Hu Hfz
for The pT ssnk Of Of Washnron
p :, G ais TFu distfsnd piainSS w.
ese Of this SUI, is to ins GPtsp &c IT,
p rIs{i as trustee under the last VII
snd testament of Jacob RUBIN; d 1tfas sc,
determining the Ilsnts VI t -. net
income well as The current ars art nSTmc
Sotsrmine whether the defendant. Hayer
boobba s'eI RUBIN MuterpeTel also known as
chajs Doba Rubin Muterperei' s, a me of
dead and If dead, the date of her death
On mo6n Of The gant dLas IT /; tbst 1hc
SefenGant's unknown heirs at law. dew
tsces and next OF kin of said Have
Doba Rubin Muterperel cause their ap-
pesranee to be entered herein on OF
Before the FIRST rule day occurring after
the expiration Of three months t from nh the
otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with as in case of default; Provided. :
copy of this order be published twice
month for three months in the Washlnstor
isw Reporter and the Evening Star before
esid day. 80 EDWARD M. CURRANt
Justice (Sesil true copy. Test: HAIR
RY NJ HULL. Clerk. BY ELLA MCDONALD
au11. S1-se14-2s-oc1:e6
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1VA IOI1U NJ u HtYUIWU.
-AP Wirephoto.
interpreter for the Allied occupation
forces.
A year ago, she said. she tried to
get passport to return to the
United States as an American citi-
zen, but never received an answer.
She has that point cleared up
now. Only a citizen can be charged
with treason.
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Absentee Voters Bureau Of the -
publican National Committee.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-01-14

the Communists, he said:
 1t may be taken for granted that bloody conflicts are coming. The arIning of the workers witt, rifles and ammunition must be carried out at once and steps taken to prevent the rising of tihe army which would he direct Cd against the workers. If the small middle class propose tn purchase the railways and the factories, the workers must de- mand that such railways and factories. being the property of the reactionarics, shall be con- fiscatcd by the state without compensation. The workers need not be misiead by democratic piatitudcs about freedom. Their battle cry must bc "thc rcyOlu- tiOn in perinanancc."
 Nikolai Lenin said
 \ mortality taken from out side Of human society does not exist for us; it is a fraud. For us, morality is SubOrtlinated to the interests of the workers class struggle. {Relisjon. New York edition lDEl
 In The Infan1ile Sickness of Leftism in Communism. Lenin further said.
 It. is necessary to use any rllse. cunning, unlawful method, evas- ion, concca]mcnt of the truth. -~---------- - .
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-01-14
THE COMMUNIST PARTY SHOULD BE OUTEAWED
 Continued from page D

"A few of the more important aspects of the party's new pol icy as follows: (a) Recognition "t the aggressive role of Amer icun imperialism on world sc- ale, which BroWder's policy tried in hide; b) a realization that a progressive collaboration among the Big Three powers will de- pend primarily upon the role Of tabor and all other democratic forces in the world. instead of upon the good will or intelii- Gcncc of the American big bour- grois; (c) a Narxian analysis of th" war against Japan which differentiated between the imprr- inliSt aims of American big cap- i,ai in the war and the demo- cratic aims of the peoples of .iSia aad tac United States to maintain the national liberation character oi the war in the i'aciiic.'
 In speech opening the Pres i1"Hij1l terminating convention of th" Communist Party in Chi 'a%o on May 2S. 1892, Earl Er- owt"r gensral secretary of the Communist Party of the United States. made the following state went:
 The Eo:niuuni>t Part, k the na'T pa,t> which organizes the
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-01-14

ical party of tlle American work ing class, passing itself upon the principles of scientific socialism. MarNism. Lcnini-m.
 MarXism- -Leninism to the Am. erican Communists is whatever Joe Stalin decrees it to be. J. Edgar Hoover, Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, has testified under oath that he has evidence from within the Communist organization dated within the past year that the Communist leaders are on record as saying:
 ln the event Of war between the United States of America. and Russia, tho Communist Par ty. United States of America. would be with Russia and make no mistake about that.
 
 have heretofore referred to the principles of Karl Marx and Nikolai Lenin. but in order to make clear just what the Con- munist Party. United States of America. intended by adopting the principles of Marx and Len in. I would like to touch briefly on this again:
 In 1Si1 Karl Marx, in the preface to his doctoral thesis, openly declared: II hate all the gods Nine years later, in an address before the League of
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-01-14

In 1882, William z. Foster, at that time candidate for Pres ident on the Communist ticket. said the following:
 We Communists are unscrOu- rulOuS in our choice Of weapons. We allow no consideration OF legality, religion, patriotism. honor. duty. ctc.. to stand in our way to the adoption or cf- frcti>c weapons. We propose to develop. and arc developing, re- Ga,ellesS of d capi,aii>tir conccp- tinns of legality. fairness. right, etc., a greater power and then wrcst from them, by force. the industries. (SOurrr: Hearings before the House Un-Ancrican Activities Committee. 75th Con- greSS. :srl scS>.. D. l72
 During the same 1882 cant paigu. MT. Foster wrote Toward Soviet America. in which hr stated:
 Engei> states in hi. I&xS pre-. face to the Communist NanifcS- to: "One thing especially was proved by the (PariS) commune. viz. that the working class can not simply lay hold of the ready made state, machinery and wieid l! it tor it's own purpose" The cap itali>tU state must Dc broken down and the workers state bu- iIt from tac ground up on dif- ferrnt principles. aud this was done in the Union of Soviet Sor- iali>t Republics (p 1851.
 To put an end to the capita'- i>t system will require a consci- "usl> revolutionary act by the great toilino masses. led by the communist Party: that ie, ,h" conquest of the state power. the destruction of the state nachi,ir created hN the ruling class. and the organization of thc proirtnr- i3n dictatorship. The lessons of history allow no other conrl,>- ions CD. 3!3\.
 Thr history of tie American capitali~tic class offers -.anl,lr ~ idrrcc that the tuilrr~ can de- feat the ruling cla,> onI, in an open >uu%@!r 0 2iGD.
 The leaders of the Communis: Party. United States of America would have you believe that lh- ere is no connection between th- cir party and the recently rens- tablished Comin1orn of the Com munist Party of the Soviet Re public, but do not be fooled Let us look at the record again. The very frs; sentence in the pre- ambIe 10 the Communist cons'j j- tuition adopted in New York Jul ly 2G-28. 1915, states:
 The Communist Party. United States Of America, i, the poift-
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-01-14
:: prob-te No. 45 NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE IS HEREIN GIVEN: To the creditors and all persons having claims against the estate of TONY PARICH, deceased, to file their claims. properly vcri- Jed. within six months after the first publication of this NOTICE, in the office of the Proh2to Judge for Seward Precinct. at Seward, Alaska; or to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers. to the undersigned EXecutor at the office of Mir. R. F. Baumgartner. ;ttOrney for the undersi igned. which office has been selected as the place for transacting all mat ters ln connection with said Es- tate.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska this 10th day of January, l948.
 SAM ROMACK
 EXoclNOr Jan II -2l-28 and Feb. 4 1948
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-01-14

workers and farmers to create a revolutionary government which will cOnfiscate the industries. banks, railroads. etc., from the parasite capitalists. who have proved they do not know how to run them, and to put the in- dustriaI machinery to work for the benefit of the masses Of workers and farmers.
 The present head of the Am erican Communist Party, Will tam Z Foster, has frankly char acterized the political plans of the Communists as follows:
 At the Eighth Congress of Soviets. in 1920, Lncin declared t,at "Comnunism is the Soviet power plus the identification Of the country" In the United States the problem of the Amer iC:ln working class in achieving, socialism may be stunned uI.. as Browdcr has put it, as the present American industrial tc- rhnique plus sovietS
 In the hearings before the House Investigating committee ill 1880, Foster was even more outspOken. This is quotation from his testimony taken down by an expert stenosrapher:
 The Chairman. Now. are the Conimunists in this country np- posed to our republican form of government?
 Mr. Foster. The capitalist de- mocraCy--mO>t a>>urcdly. We stand for a workers and tarm- cr~' government: a government Of producers. not a government of rNploiter>. The American cap- itali>t government is built and controlled in rlt interests of those who own the industries, ard we say that the government must b.. built and controlled hy those who work in ,hr industries "nh Wh" produce.
 Tlc Chairman. They are op- posed to our republican form of government?
 Hir. Foster. Most a~>ui"dl,
 E'he Chairman. That io, what Aou ahl ocatc K a change or our republican form of government -@ud the substituting or the >oN- i"t form Of government:
 Nr. Foster. ! haze stated that Il number Of times.
 That the American rommun- i~fs have not given up the plan Of reaching their goal by the use Of force and violence was recently once more admitted by Earl EroWdcr in his book What is Communism? He wrote:
 We believe that the needs of f.,r masses would be best served by such party; that k why we are fighting for il. Because tl,c! are as yet not ready to aC- ccrt our full program. we pro pose a program which they them selves are beginning l." voice. This does not mean tlat we communists are abandoning the i6ca of q revolution. We believe that such a farncr-Iahor movc- n:ent would give d revolutionary education to the masses
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IN THE PROBATE COCHT FOR SEWARD PRECINCT, THIRD DIVISION ALASKA. Tn las Natter of the Estate of
 TONY PARICH.
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Gro be continued
Valley frontiersman., 1948-02-14
Wasilla Students To Be Tested

WASILLA - What a Wasilla student doesn't know is soon go- ing to be made plain to class room instructors in the Wasilla schools. Early in March, achieve ment tests will be given through out the grades and the high school, it was announced today by superintendent James Pen dleton.
 High school students will take e Sones-Harry achievement tests, while grade school pupils will again be checked on the Stanford achievement tes s. These latter tests have been giv- en at the school for the past sev- erai years, but the Sones-Harry test is new this year.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-02-14
Man Run OUer by Tractor Is Soon to Walk Again

George Fennemore, desperate ly injured when crushed by a tractor at Sheep Mountain last fall, last week was reported well on his way to recovery at the 183rd General Hospital at Fort Richardson. The story of MT. Fennemore's accident was fea- tured in the Forty-Ninth Star, which reported that Army doc tors say the injured man soon will walk again.
 Drs. R. E. Garrett and Harold Lamberton of the Valley hos pital set the multiple broken bones MT. Fennemore sustained in the accident. The man later was removed to the hospital at the Post.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-02-14
Welfare Worker To Visit Valley

Mrs. Margaret Hafemeister, of the Territorial Department of Public Welfare, will journey to the Valley on Monday for a three day business trip. She ex- poets to visit foster homes and prospective foster homes. Any one wishing to contact her, can do so through communication with Miss Dolores Zeis, public health nurse, in Palmer.
 Mrs. Hafemeister will stay at the Lodge.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-02-14
Palmer Now Has Merchant Patrolman

Palmer at last has a measure of police protection throughout the business district. Several of ] h local businessmen have banded together to employ Cap" Allen as merchant patrol man. MT. Allen, who has been a guard at Fort Richardson, has been on duty since Feb. 1. He patrols the business area nightly until daylight.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-02-14
Wasilla VFW Auxiliary
 Elects New Officers

New officers were elected at the recent meeting of the VFW Auxiliary in Wasilla. These ladies were named to office in the organization for the coming year:
 May Carter, president; Leota Langdon, senior vice-president; Mary Bergman, junior vice-pres- ident; Mavis Line, chaplain; Christine Himango, guard; Her tha Beyers, treasurer; Mildred N els son, conductress; Jane Brown and Mary Virginia Mor- rison, trustees.
 The officers will be installed at the first March meeting of the chapter. That meeting will be open to the public, and all in- terested persons are invited to attend.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-02-14
WOTM PLAN CIRCUS

Members of the Women of The Moose are planning Circus and dance, to be held in the Pal mer gymnasium on the evening of April 3, Mrs. Genevieve Moi fit announced today. Further plans for the Circus will be out lined in detail in the near future, she said.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-02-14
FAIR BOARD MEETS

Members of the board of direc- tors of the Matanuska Valley Fair Association will meet in the office of Don Irwin on Fri day evening at 8 o'clock. The di- rectors plan to fix a date for the annual meeting, and to dis cuss some tentative plans for the 1949 Fair.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-02-14
Extension Agent Here

Miss Marilyn Johnson was in Palmer this week to plan the program of the Homemakers clubs in the coming Farm and Tome Institute, which opens in he Valley next Tuesday. She re- turned to Anchorage on Wednes- lay.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-02-14
Don's Home Now

Don Irwin, Jr., who has been a patient in the Valley hospital for some time, was released to his home last Sunday.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-02-14

CoffeY 1nsures Everything Remember? Adv.