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"$13.95O-BUNGALOW"

"$13, ,95O-BUNGALOW"
vacant-An attractive brick bungalow only
z yrs old. located in one of the most con-
venient sections of Takoma PIX. Has 2
large bedrms.. large liv rm., modern
kitchen screened porch, also maids rm.
in basement and full bath. Spacious
fence. Property is priced rieht-this home
will sell. :. Don't wait. Call now, ME-
l143, until Q pm
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

RELIANCE, VA Marvellous panoramic
view Of surrounding mountains. q, 4ise
rms. bath. lst a. bedrm., full bsmt..
yarm-air furnace with stoker. aluminium
storm sash and screens, front and rear
porches. gear garage; chicken house;
about / acre fenced lot; hard -surfa ced
road; exceptionally good buy at $3.50,
terms. JAMES E. MAHONEY. woodward
Bjdp RE GALL or AID. 6693. -23
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK. bed
room apartment or small house, reasonable
rent for choicest 3-room apt. in Manhat-
tan East 70's. $50. Vet only. TIE. Ss24
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HOUSES FOR sALE-kerthee.t.

HS0SES FSN SASs-t t<oVuS0St.
BRENTWOOD vILLAGE-vacant; lovely
7-yr-old, 6-rm. brick; Just like new.
ia tiled bath, fun bsmt;, gas NV ;hv; h !;
L PARKS. 3217 18th st. NV. MI. 447O
CHIILGM RD.. near Rigs I'd. ne
Detached 2-storv and basement brick;
rooms and bath, plus 1st-h.. den tor
bedroom). owner transferring from city
and priced for prompt sale at only Sl2.-
$50. To inspect. call Mr.. Chaplin tsvss;'
MORTON. Realtor, d. 6092. "a
FAIRLAWN. near Minnesota ave. .- Q
family brick home. with all utilities
separate; front and rear porches; deep lot.
SENATE REALTY CO. Ex. 3270. %.
VILLAGE HTS, mr.. Hyattsville-2 bed
rms, TILED bath, oil heat, hardwood hoors'
old: priced to sell. only $500 down.
Call Mrs. Alexander. Ex. 5000; eyes,
DE. 1874
PASTOR-LUTZ, INC.
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WOODLAWN

Open daily-Dont miss these unusual buys.
5-rm., 2.story brk: and shinsle home.
turing lge liv. rm. with fireplace. family
size dining ,rm,, completely equip. Kit:
colored tile bath. . lge. bedrms. on 2nd
bsmt To see this home drive out Bladens-
burg rd; to Peace Cross. right on Def. hwy.
? mi. to our sign and exhibit home on
left
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DUMBARTON SECTION

Detached brick home on prominent corner
lot ideally arranged for a doctor. Near
GEORGETOWN Hospital. Entrance hall in
cludes 2 paneled rooms, one with fireplace
and bath; / st floor. attractive living room
sunny dining room, modern kitchen, sun
room and side terrace; bedrooms. 2
baths, End floor. Large we'll Handicapped
lot. Owner leaving town. Call Mr., King,
TIE O27S, with RIDDELL REALTY CO.,
Realtors. exclusive agent. DI. 1900.
SHEPHERD PARK
New detached brick home; center-entrance
plan, rooms, two and half baths, en-
trance to the attic. Available with GI
financing. Priced under $4,000. Phone
Mr.. Peck, TU. 1415, with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
lhOh st nv. MA 234h
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WANTED
80 or more houses Immediately. Cash
buyers waiting.
O'BANNON REALTY co.
1923 E. Capitol ST., FR. 6119.

SUBURBAN SAlG-MARYlAN0.
NONTGOMKKY COUNTY.
SILVER SPRING-Attractive and com
Portable 6-rm. bungalow; full bsmt.. built.
in gar; 21a blocks from Ga. ave. close
to schools and transp: Priced low at
Sl2,95O or trade John McRae, Alex.
$40; BROWN REALTY CORP Realtors
PossEssIoN-$1,60 500 down;
Just 2 left Of these new det. brisk homes nom Is
room, 8 large bedrooms. ia baths DIST
floor powder room), full basement with gas
&C heat. Price $16,250 SURETY
CO., AID. 053l; ewes. FA. Q2oe.
81 800 DOWN, CT APPROVED; only 2 left,
vacant; new brick bungalows of distinc-
ton: features large living room with fre-
place. kitchen, dinette, , large bedrooms;
tile bath; attic roughed in for additional
bath and 2 more bedrooms: gas heat: full
basement Attractive financing to civilians.
Bungalows located | mile beyond Coles
Vile I'd. ENTERPRICE REALTY CO. Elk.
94n0 80
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ALLISON ST. NV.

l 700 blk-Very desirable det. brick home
with first floor den, bedrms. two sun
rms. large recreation rm., maids rm., q
car det garage. Many extra features Oil
heat. Call Mr.. Pisner, ME. 5400; ewes.
81. 1884.
N. E. SECTION
Lovely modern semidet. brick in convenient
section with , bedrms., parquet floors full
bsmt with beautifully finished recreation
rm and lavatory, gas a.-c.h. reasonably
priced Call Mr.. Stolar, NE. 540O; ewes,
81. 1886
SILVER SPRING
500 blk Deerheld st.-Det. brick with 3
bedrms. and bath plus first floor powder
rm.. semi-fln bsmt,. gas heat: in excellent
condition. Call Mr. Philip Jolles, ME.
54OO: ewes, SH. 1891.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
JzfS NJ VIZ psaltnre ME- 6A0a
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeess.

ANACOSTM = out-of- town owner must
SELL det home, with beautiful grounds,
foyer. Iiv. rm. with fireplace. din. rm;, and
large mod. kit. 3 bedrms. and bath. 2
det gar: vacant. Mr.. Bartlett, Ii. 1886.
BROWN REALTY CORP. Realtors, DU.
ssqs ssns' ST s.E-Her. is . man who reall,
wants to sell his house. Less than $1,000
gas heat; cony. to Boiling Field, Air
Station. Navy Yard. etc; S10.950; fur
56I2 til pm. ATLAS REALTY co.
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NEW AND DIFFERENT

Charming California brick rambler. 3
twin-size bedrms. lge. liv rm., fireplace,
picture windows; more than ample dining
space huge equip kit, full bsmt. car
port more than ia acre Less than 8
blks. to schools. shopping and transp.
Priced for immed. sale.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy, at Glebe rd OW 9O9O -23
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CoLORED-READ-Nea End and " sts.
Is IT. vide brick; full basement. h..w h.,
coal nice yards; conv. to everything
ment. Cali till pm VIM. CALOMIRIS.
PROF., INC. 1O12 18th st. NV. DI. 1860.
wood floors, oil heat: garage; new wall
paper; house in upper NV. section; q
good buy: 3 baths, 2 kits; approx. $1,000
down. AT. 1904.
"A bargain for S12,950. Attractive row
brick 6 lovely rms. and bath. gas heat.
full bsmt. porches; rees. terms. Call ia.
977O. BRJGHTWOOD REALTY co. -23
YOUR BEST VALUE-COLORED
No. Capitol and w SITS. n:w-6 large rms,
gas h.-wh. The best value
in this area. Exclusive: PECK co.
Phone CO. 1898 or RA. 6593.
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Merry Christmas to AL

Merry Christmas to All
William H. Laughlin, Realtor.
Mclean. Va. (Oface closed Fri. through SUM-
BE WISE, ECONOMIZE-This .2-family
dwelling offers more for your dollar. You
may live in, 3 bedrms, living rm, din
payments of only S32, or live in apt and
rent house Income will more than pay
lot, 10 minutes from downtown possess
sion with settlement; price, $16,95O, ex-
cellent terms. Inquire
AURORA HILLS OFFICE
2301 3d. Arlington Ridge rd., ia. 171O-
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S2o5 DOWN

colored-Excel. location, lovely small brk.
home; all improvements; priced low at
So $50, with monthly payments of $50.
Call till pm. Elk. 1858. -23
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-N.W. tcont.

Excel. location. near buslines. stores and
schools-3 bedrooms, 3 porches, garage.
Venetian blinds. gas heat, owner leaving
town: quick possession; very good terms;
RIA. I143; ewes, Mr.. Travis. GE. 506S.
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SPRINGLAND LANE NV.

Reno rd.. block north Of Rodman St.
Ope of Washington's finest and Gost conv.
residential sections. west OF Conn. ave,
near Cathedral and Friends Schools: con-
tanning master bedrms., 3 master baths,
beautiful liv. rm. with fireplace. porch
opening of to garden: attractive dining
rm:. modern kitchen. large rec. rm: with
garage and many other desirable features
All Of which insxre occupancy with no
additional expense.
Simmons Properties, Realtor
1729 21st st. NV. De 1868. DE. 1862
IIIECI LZ uEIGIIn1C
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CHEVY CHASE

OIIIV Z O1IZ10I
Uniquely designed brick home Of prewar
construction. in excellent close.in location.
First floor has living room, dining room
kitchen. screened porch; attached ga
rage; two-level second floor with 8 nice
bedrooms and tiled bathi level lot with
summer playhouse and sheltered fireplace;
to stores and trsnsportation; S17 7.960.
ROBERT B. HALL co.
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TOWN HOUSES
We have several conveniently LOCATED IN
town homes, large or small. Call for de-
tails Mrs. Herring, MI: 1919, with
RIDDELL REALTY CO, Realtors. D1. 1900.
VACANT"
Out or-town owner must sell this excep-
tionally good row brick home with rms.
"A oedrms), . tiled baths; located near
10th and Crittenden sts. NV; vacant i'm
mediate possession. The price is low 70
insure quick sale. Call ME. 1l43 until
8 pm.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Mr.. 22nd & MASS. AVE. NV.
detached brick town house,
containing stories and basement; pres.
entity arranged as owners apartment and
10 rented rooms; excellent location, and
return: fire escapes, gas hot-water heat:
no repairs or. remodelins necessary 4
Priced low for quick sale.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
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rAxIs FOR SALE.
TRAliEkS.

OUTSTANDING BUILT-All aluminium and
mssonite trailer coaches. Including show
ers, dbie Or twin beds Water M heaters ne and snd
wyn. Md. Can TO 5O35. Open daily.
GHsILEs sHssHf HsnSA HEADQUARTERS for new and
used home trailer coaches. Open dany ana
from 1898 UP, financed on easy terms.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., WO. 1891.
%O3O Wisconsin ave.
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OUR GIFT TO YOU
2 bedrms. and full tile bath. nice liv. rm.
with fireplace. family size din. rm.. fully
equip kit, full basement, pine-paneled REG
reation rm., outside entrance leading to
large, level, shaded, fenced-in yard: close
to schools, transp. and shopping all this
for only S12,950; located in an excellent
appointment only
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
1901 Columbia pike, CHI. 1341. ow 3OO7
COLORED-TOWN OF VIENNA
rms. and bath, h.-a.h.. full bsmt.. l
acre land: immed uoss. Low down pay
ment bal like rent. For further details
RAY BARNEY
Corner Park and Maple. Vienna. Va
Phone Vienna 465. -23
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ItO0G1t d. 1I111d W.
WI. 1870. Ewes, SH, 6l21. .
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE

Ol1EV Ol1hOG VIltOLC
Old-fashioned spaciousness with modern
decorations. Detached home on large lot
place and picture window, family size
dining room, breakfast room, modern
kitchen and porch. End floor: library with
fireplace. sunroom, bedrooms. 2 baths
New-house condition throughout. An ex
cellent buy at S26, 500. with favorable
finance. Call Mrs; Herring. MI, 49l9
with R1DDELL REALTY CO.. Realtors,
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GARAGES WANTED.

CUsHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER, red, 1913
model, 10 mos. old body. brakes, tires
very coed; engine excel. ov. .64s9 after
$50 pm. "a
JAMES 1947; perfect condition; price
$275. Can be seen anytime by calling CH.
AIS. AND MATCHLESS-The quality
motorcycles, see them. today. An excellent
selection Of used machines in stock. Spares
and accessories also available. Trade and
terms. ALLIED MOTORCYCLES SALES,
9l2 9th st. NV. RE. oO13.
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INVESTMENT PkOPEktI tVk SAIe.
SMALL, modern once bldg, prof. tenants,
choice legation; yields $500 net & Sash nd6
ATTRACTIVE FRIcEIcan deliver few 4
Wolberg, ia. 1885, with SHANNON q
LUCHS co, 1905 H st. NV. MA. 2346.
BRICK 2-FAMlLY APT. on Howard I'd.
built 1871. Price, S9,95O B. J. MILLS,
ONCE. ME. 1900; home. OR. 5472. "a
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FINANCIAL DISTRICT
10SS Vermont ave. NV. Modern. new
rent reasonable MA. 96S2.
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5th AND GALLATIN

MERRY CHRISTMAS!!
And a happy and prosperous New. Year
is the wish extended to its many friends
and clients from the ONCE Of
RALPH D. COIN
J4o4 K St NV EX 57O5.
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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-04

the Sears Roebuck Foundation in
cooperation with N. F. A. chapters
in the Hattiesburg, Mississippi trade
area.
BY mutual agreement between the
teacher of vocational agriculture
and chapter officers, the gilt has
been given to Jerome Woods who
will be responsible for feeding.
caring for, and breeding this gilt
according to best farming practices,
to return to the chapter two choice
gilt pigs, and to exhibit the gilt in
the South Mississippi Livestock
show next spring.
Woods is 16 years old, is entering
his second year as an all-day stu
dent in vocational agriculture and
MA. member, has now in pro-
gress rather ambitious program
of farming, and plans to- enter farm
ing as career.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-04
.TB W ard For
Negroes Is
Approved

The state of Mississippi will re-
ceie $625,000 in federal funds for
the construction of Negro ward
at the State Sanatorium, Congress-
man John Bell Williams announced
Williams said his office had been
notified that the Surgeon-G General
has approved the ALLEGATION.
The building program calls for
a 154-bed addition to the tubercu-
losis infirmary for Negroes at Ma
gee The total cost of the work will
be S1,825,000. The state legislature
approed funds for the building at
the 1913 session.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-04
OUR BOYS IN THE ARMY

WlESBADEN. Germany-In an
unofficial ceremony here Corporal
Agres c. Scarborough, native of
jackson. Miss. recently was award
ed tee Second Clasp to her Army
Good Conduct Medal for continued
exemplary conduct and fidelity
while in the Service.
'VAF Corporal Scarborough, who
s the daughter OF Mrs. M. ]. Will
.,a3s of $50 Madison Street in jack
SCI, IS a Mess Sergeant of the 7l25,h
WAF Squadron n wiesbaden. A
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-04

gadier General Everett E. Brown.
Entering the Army in August 1947
he departed for overseas duty in
Japan in January 1948 and since
arrival in Japan was assigned to
the oath Infantry. He was a former
student at Jim Hill Jr. High school.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-04

Private First Glass Bonnie Wade,
son of Mrs. Zellie Wade of 300 Nat
chez Railroad Ave. jackson. men,
Der Of the oath Infantry. now sta
toned at Gifu, Japan with the 9th
Army The Oath Infantry is a part
of the 25th Infantry (Tropic Light
ning) Division, commanded by Bri-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-04

former attendan 81 the High School
for Nurses in Jackson, Miss, she
has. since her arrival in Europe in
Europe in February 1947, travelled
to Paris, Spain, Switzerland, Pra-
que and Czechoslovakia.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-04
County Schools
To Open Sept. 6.

The 10 Negro schools, plus the
county agricultural Negro High
School, south of Utica are schedul-
ed to open around September 6, ac-
cording to recent report. Teach
ing staffs for the schools have been
completed with few vacancies ex-
listing.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-04
McLain Chapter
Gets Sears
Roebuck Gift
Elton McLead, Reporter

The McLain vocational school
chapter of MA. has been given
a pure bred Poland China gilt thru
the Livestock Project conducted by
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
ALASKA'S TB RATE
 ApPALLS VISITING
 INDIAN OFFICIAL

Mrs George LaMotte, of San Diego. member of the Executive Board of the National Congress of American Indians, was in Juneau today on the last leg of an inform al inspection tour of Alaska and local native conditions.
 Mrs. LaMotte. who is also the State Chairman for Indian Well fare oi the California Federation of Women's Clubs, came here earl fer this week from the recent Na- tional Federation of Women's Clubs convention at Portland, Ore. She spent yesterday at the Mount Edge cumbe school. hospital and tuber- culosis sanatorium,
 Mrs LaMotte was appalled, at the tuberculosis rate in Alaska and said there is nothing like it in the States. She recommends that build ing of a new generation of peo- pie who have been educated and fortified against the disease.
 Mrs LaMotte spoke in favor of non-segregation in schools. better
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
MANY SLIDES BRING TEMPORARY CLOSING OF HAYNES CUTOFF

The Haines Cutoff to the Alaska Highway has been closed for at least one week and perhaps more according to Territorial Highway Commissioner Frank A. Metcalf He said that he had been informed by the Alaska Road Commission off ice at Haines that the Canadian Government ordered the road clos ed because traffic had been inter- fering with road clearing opera : tions.
 The Cutoff has been the scene of many recent slides which have blocked the highway. Canadian authorities declared that the road will be closed indefinitely if the present heavy rains become proa longed and continue to sustain the threat of additional slides.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
TRANSPORTATION
 IS FREE TO LIONS
 SHOW TONIGHT

Tonight the Lions Amateur show will get underway at 8 o'clock in the Douglas High School Auditor ium. Many Juneauites and Doug- las local entertainers have signed up for the show which has the promise of Lion Bill Matheny as being one of the finest local talent entertainments ever to be present. ed in this area.
 The Juneau Emblem Club No. 90 will repeat their version of The Shooting ol Dangerous Dan Me Grew" and will be ably assisted by Darrell Naish. The skit has the promise of the various members of the Emblem Club as being the funniest thing in Juneau this year and for those who enjoy a good laugh none should miss it. The Emblem Club is not participating in the contest, and their skit is an added attraction.
 The following program will be presented tonight:
 Myrtle the Turtle"-Poem by tiny Claudia Smith.
 Tulu Dance-Jerry Faye Fergu- son.
 Monologue-Bo Roland.
 Vocal Solo--Donna Jewett.
 Piano Solo-Suzanne McMullen. Juggling Act-Neil Friedman.
 Vocal Solo-Patricia Tanner.
 Piano Solo-John Jensen.
 Monologue-Dcn Miller.
 Vocal Solo-Mary Pinkley
 Heartbeat (tap dancel Shirley Casperson.
 Military Tap-Marjorie Blair
 Vocal Solo-Ruth Wilson.
 Speciality Number-Claudia Smith and Danna Poor.
 Butterfly Ballet-Carry Lou Blair and Sandra Hancock.
 Vocal Solo-Jean Tanner.
 Harmonica Solo-Marie Fueston. Shadown Show-Mike and Lowell Mcclellan.
 Violin Solo--Joe Tassel.
 Soft Shoe Tap-Fred Dunn.
 Vocal Solo-Beth Fleek.
 The Channel Bus Line has off cred free transportation for the residents of Juneau wishing to go to Douglas to attend the show. Any person who needs this transporta- ton is requested to be at the bus station at 7:30 o'clock this evening The entire proceeds will go to the Community Beach project sponsored by the Juneau Lions Club.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04

Junior Cilanr,-er Of Commerce was the: only official greeting commit tee at the dock yesterday to meet the new George Washington when it arrived. However, the Mayor and other city officials were pres- ent upon the ships arrival.
 He also reported on the activ- ities of the Greeting Program and Membership committee as follows to investigate the reason the City Band leader has not provided a band for the reception of such ships as the George Washington and ask why parades and other activities were not performed at these functions.
 The JCC is proposing cash prize to be given to the commer- cial fishing boat that brings in the largest dressed king salmon. This is the first activity being planned by the Junior Chamber.
 Guests at today's meeting were Dr. Horace E. Pope, dental assist ant at Mt Edgecumbe. Sitka; Chris Ehrendreich CPA; George Danner of the Lions Club, Miss Powers, and the Rev. Robert Treat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
EIGHTEEN ARRIVE
 BY PAN AMERICAN

Eightoer passengers arrived and Il left from Juneau with Pan Amer ican flights yesterday as follows:
 From Seattle: w. I. Irvine, Rich ard Cross, Prank Montgomery, Elaine Gibson and son Richard, Lowell Puckett, Allen Wilson. C.. E.. Peck, Frank Hartew, Charles liar tew, Alfred Allen, Orville. Elgin, Ken Woodford, Florence Smith. John Dustin, Berg Larson and John Knudson.
 From Annette; E. J. Eggert.
 To Seattle: M. M. Miller, James Mcclellan, Georgia Burton, B. K. Overaa, Othe,l Marney, Nave An derson, Elmer Harris, Donald Auhu- chow, Mrs. Mildred Wakefield, Mrs. Betty Perry and child Gary Lee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
Malomber Is Guest of Honor
 Al Bridal Shower

Miss Jannette Macomber was the guest of honor Tuesday evening at bridal shower with Miss Emma Nelson and Miss Ada Burns act ing as co-hostesses. The shower was given at the home of Miss Nelson at 1885 West Tenth Street.
 The bride to be was the recipient of many lovely gifts. The shower table was beautifully decorated and centered with bridal cake topped with the couples initials.
 The invited guests were Mrs. Etta Bringdale, Mrs. Liela Lane, Mrs Christina Addleman, Mrs. Luise Brabow. Mrs. Doris Sim, Mrs. Doro- thy Tyler, Mrs. Ann Parsons, the guest of honor and the hostesses.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
(HILDREN'S WELFARE
 C0NSULTANT FINISHES
 3-WEEk ALASkA TOUR

Miss Elizabeth w Deuel, U. s. Child Welfare Consultant, is wind ing up a three week tour of Alaska today with conferences at the Ter ritorial. Department of Public Well fare. Miss Deuel said that the needs Of Alaska's children are great.
 She said that the Territorial Well fare Department is aware of these needs but is hampered by lack of adequate. appropriations. trained personnel and limited resources.
 She said that law enforcement officials are concerned over the disposition of children in local jails but have no other means of hand ling them.
 Miss Deuel will leave here tomor- row by PAA to return to her office in Washington. D c.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
TRUMAN 10
 MAKE TALKS
 FOR FUTURE
Continued from Page One)

ilOulLlQEQ HUH I d5C OllCJ Olympia, where he will spend the night as guest of Gov. Mon c. Wallgren
 There will be platform speeches at Wenatchee and Everett.
 His Thursday schedule, calling for his second night at Olympia with Wallgren, is unchanged.
 On Friday, June 10, the Presi- dent will fly from Olympia for f;l inspection of the flood area and land at Salem, Ore, where he will board an automobile for Portland, where he will speak under the auspices of the Red Cross, instead of the Rose Festival, there.
 No pickets were observed either at Washington or at Baltimore, where the special train made an operational stop last night, despite hints Of such step from union officials.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
PICKETT VISITS

Lowell M. Puckett, Regional Ad- ministrator of the Bureau of Land Management, was an overnight vis- itcr here enroute to his headquart- CTS in Anchorage from conference in Washington. D. z
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
JUNIOR CHAMBER
 COMMERCE MEETS

The Junior Ct-:,loer of Com merce met today noon in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel for their regular weekly meeting.
 Peter Wood announced that the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04

Notice is hereby given that the Commissioner of Customs, Treasury Department, has issued an order on May 24, l948, authorizing the name of the gas screw ALVINA NJ, official number 25358e. owned by Alaska Packers Association Of which Juneau. Alaska. is the home port, to be changed to SWALLOW.
 JAMES J. CONNORS. Collector. p
 tFirst pub June 3. last June 2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
TRIAL PENDING

Joe Vezzetti, of Tenakee, is being held in the Juneau Federal Jail on disorderly conduct charge in lieu of s100 bond following his ar rest by Deputy U s. Marshal Walt CT Hellan and arraignment by U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04

home conditions and the defeat of malnutrition. She will leave. on the Aleutian to return home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-04
ANCHORAGE VISITOR

Joe Stevens from Anchorage is in Juneau, registered at the Baranof Hotel