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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE,

priced right: Boz 273.H, Star. lib
sive shopping center; main St; large apt.
and residential area. Priced to sell; your
terms. SH. GAO. wOoDsIDE REALTY
s ACRES, End commercial land; railroad
siding available; fine lying land; best city
location. Priced right. Address Box 81
D, Star. -15
SILVER sPRING-1st comml lots. central
location. For information, call Sligo $500.
r j SCCEIEID. H4l3 Ga ave
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ARLINGTON, vA.-5-rm bungalow, gas
heat corner lot 1O0x150, fruit trees and
garden, 2 blocks to elementary and junior
high schools. Priced S12,450.
Arlington Forest-6-rm brick, over
looking park; 8 bedrms, oil heat. Priced
$4,000.
l block from Lee blvd-5-rm. semidet.
full basement oil heat, screened porch
Priced S11,S50. JUDSON. REAMY. 1872
No. Irving St. Arlington. CHI. OSOO, ask
for Mr.. Stotler III
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TAxIcAss FOR RENT.

AMERICAN CABS, 1919 and 1913 Piym-
ouths; reas. rates to responsible drivers.
msa asd or ro Wand. MI 1884, d. ?1Sa'
DIAMOND CABS. le46, 1e47 and 194s.
No. 50 Mass. ave. NV, AT. 1910. ---19
PROPOSITION AVAIL. for steady sober
hacker. who at present Is renting or desires
to rent. Call Ia. 1854 bet. Z and 10 . m.
FL. OF Sat, Sun. bet. 10 . 4 pm. lis
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OFFICES WANTED.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT

PHYSICIAN desires once se. section
Hillcrest area preferred. Box 24-G, Star
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ACREAGE WANTED,

FOUR OR MORE ACRES IN MD, within 8
price not more than $4,000; must be
within "a mile of water and possibly sew
craze; preferably direct with owner. DU.
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APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE,

MT. RAINIER, located one blk. from r. I.
ave.-36,000 SO. it.. all utilities, Inn
proved streets Call MR. DUNN. NY. oo4s.
ARLINGTON, vA.-233-ft frontage and
130-ft depth, zoned all improvements.
Owner, McCLAINE PROPERTIES, CHI
$500. -22
$1,000 SO. FIT, zoned 4O-A; for colored
garden-type or duplex development: l blk.
of Alabama ave. and Camp Springs pkwy. /;
will divide; all improvements avail; Soc
per 50. it. MR.. SLATER, RE. 3126: ewes,
WI $685. ia
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INDUSTRIAL PROP FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL SITE, 1880 SO. it.. in heart
Of Silver Spring. Will build to suit tenant.
Suitable rug cleaner, heavy machine shop.
Call SH. 7649. lie
SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidings available,
zoned industrial; both in D. C. and nearby
Maryland; small or large acreage; long or
short-term lease PEBBLES CHEMICAL
CO. Office, UN. 1925; res, co. 1897.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIkk.
;'ii n;sI's' IN
by day, week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIvE-UR-SELF. ME. TOLL. 500
VAN TRUCK, large or small Jobs; proMpt
service, reas. prices; local or long dig.
lance. ia. 1887; after 4 pm, OF. 1Al6.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

I4th AT T ST. N.W-Corner bldg. de-
signed signed for auto sales and service, but
So, #. floor, space; freproof construction;
wide spans between columns: beaut show
room approx. 45x100 on ground floor.
passenger elevator to ,4th, floor used as
light quiet office. Entire bldg. served BY
dredey heat ia re sh S 1u NASH parking 1T
BEAUTY PAkLoR LOCATION in active
shopping center on South Capitol st. in
Rent, S125 per month; lease Elk. 1928.
1921 l. ST. NW.-Auto. repair shop. 1
story front and rear entrance to 20-ft.
ooS ST. Of hSog SPaGs oscupsnsy March
:; of sa5 So RI !; or less on 2na eog
PROM. DOWNTOWN, ist comm.-Ground-
bet. Masdower and stasler. 'Ni Ma Sa'I lie1.
e1-RooM HOUSE converted to otaces, ap-
aTs h s4o DaDon e sn Ne" s asn
P5et sEsaalssson eai i Nh 81 hsd
T T9GET III 75 81 SEPARATELY, two houses
ave. near r ST.; one. 81 rooms and lge.
basement, APPROX. $500 50. IT. total. one,
Government agency or nonprofit organ
ization. Call MIR. oVERINGToN, Elk.
yACANT-Large, attractive storeroom. in
thriving village, ideal for any business
John H 'S1s colesVills. Nd. Cali
I'll sth ST. NV, mr.. G-4-story bldg
and basement for ofaces or light manu-
featuring: will divide or rent as entirety.
ENTIRE end FLOOR for office or light
mfg. on E St. nr. 18th NV. Rent 500
mo; Telephone between 8 and g, Ma.
PARKING OR USED CAR LOT-Nr. 18th
and SITS. NV. on 18th St; 5000 So. #:
Of1ces or other use--l or rooms, end
floor, 18th st. NV, mr.. n st,
Store on K st, mr.. Goth, NV; display
windows; completely moderniZed.
Group Of 40 ofices, redecorated and
vacant: Indiana ave. NV, mr.. Municipal
Center; $3.50 mo.
Call Mr.. Hunter, Ma 5000: ewes and
Sun, GIL. 52S5. BOSS & PHELPS, INC,
l417 K st NV. -16
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR RENT
EXCELLENT LOG. FOR DRUGSTORE, 70
sin ave. Avail. April l, 1913. THOS.
HAMPTON, agent, S015 Wis. ave, WI
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, apis. or invest
ment properties; clients waiting. Call
Fitton or Miller. Adams O021. SHOCKEY
CAN SELL YOUR PROPERTY NoW-Free
appraisal; what have you to offer? Call
HARRY COHEN, RE. 4771. GLE. OZSH. IN
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

ExCHANGE-H you are considering an
e4eitld OF your property, we are in a
u!Inimproved real estate. Call DI. 1918
till pm, VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO, INC.
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

as-UNIT APT, close in; Sl8,400 yearly
income will sell for approx times.
LARRY o. STEELE, RE. O493, EN- 03O3
8 UNITS, l and bedrms, good NV. sec
l apt. available for owner; oil heat low
upkeep; approx. $4,000 cash needed WI.
1850 or MA 66S1. 15s
VACANT COUNT APT. HOUSE: elevator
bldg, near Capitol; plans approved for
remodeling to 40 units, RE. 1851. =
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LOTS WANTED

WILL PAY CASH for properly priced lots
IN any section II they have sewer and
water; immediately available. Phone or
write write HERMAN SCHMIDT. woodward
BUILDER WILL PAY CASH for row house
or apt lots in District or nearby Ma or
Va; 10 to 100 lots wanted. EN- 2a00.-lh
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.


WANTED-sman commercial property in
1927 9th st. NV. s. HEFGOTT. -15
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

PAY Cash FOR small homes or srounc
Withou. OBLIGATION call Ho. 1850. @Is
| PAY CASH, or will sell for you, lots
houses Or acreage: free appraisal. SCOTT
SANDERS, 1919 So. Cap. st, TR 7563.
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ouT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE

1000 ACRES COAL LANDS possibilities
OF oil and gas: 4. and II IT,, no bind
ers; nre clay; hemitite ore; also 1895
low $3.50.
CULPEPER, VA.-Dairy farm on paved I'd
near town. shipping milk to Washington,
.. G.; "a cows. 5 heifers. tractor equip
ment, crops. iced: home with bath and
Well-established garage and filing station,
Going good business located on Hwy. 500.
10000. WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Va q
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
m PRIvATE HOUSE, at street level, near
9TH and Tuckerman NV. Easy access; 81
NEAR N. CAP. AND H-1-story warehouse
or garage 40x6o. also parking lot for
me- 1918 81 W. vi. ave. 81 sa1o scAw Mi5
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.
WILL BUY FROM OWNER 4 or 6 unit
brick apt. bldg, Diet. preferred Box
1856, Star -15
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. BIS
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REAL ESTATE LOANS. tcsnt.).
1t AND anS TnUsT Loans On IssI ssssss
ZEAL EsTAIE ioxNsIss. NO ehars. 70,
sppraisals. MOORE b HILL CO.. s0z
LOANS 70 D. c.. Nd. VA. home owners
without excessive title eharges or Appraisal
fees: low rates. SECURITY FINANCE
BANK-PERsoNAL LOANS.
LOANS 10 BUY AFFLfANCEs-whatevsT
home equipment you may purchase. you
can nnance Il through this bank. whether
IFS refrtgerator, washer. stove or any
other appliance, our time purchase plan
assures you Of maximum savings. LIBxR-
TY NATIONAL BANK. S26 18th st. NV,
AUTO PAINTING.
ia s a,sss iiszsf: iSaa r. :ss: Il. e.
AUTO Complete Job, 500; Sc.
set your color; work guaranteed, AD-
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4-kOOM MODERN HOUSE; 2 acres, ga
5aSe' chicken house; 1880. Call Vienna
ARLINGTON FOREST BARGA1N-3libsed.
BARK 0Isk e eo oSs sss56 Sss ' tossb s
elMdinS taxes and Insurance. ASK Us
RREAk1X S9 Ok 1859 SL b4i{
veniently, located; Z good-sized bedrm rms
a an tile bath; porehes. equipped with cool
arSe sandTy rm nun R R o FsHreatSn
$3.50 HEEN So f. MA PRssSsiilGn POI prc s.
aTTsacT I'll At earE 3s COB
on A-sere lots. eony, located, these homes
with fireplace hanked by bookcases, full
Size din =, f e.h,r. lsrse modern kt with
and fun bath upstairs; Screened p SeHlms
oak flooring throughout. full bsrnt., gas
Fred ,h hSt,sir heat; Pun price sir $50
I1sAf sra lhifpa eo o Ssl s SSs%M9 9S
BkIcK COLONIAL in Lee Blvd. H MRS
ton, very accessible to D. c. Possession
s sss we co. T S1, see wilson, ds%s . t. MNNs
BARGSiNS-why $4,000 when you can
s ssI this for sos s1o as0 brsE
g1ent Of $4,000 owner must A sell ip1 imed.
large bedrooms, n bath on 1st: fuli
path on end: splendid living rm. with log
S burning fireplace, large, dining rm., de
luxe Kit, screened porch; gas hot-water
heat Large cor. lot; splendid loo, near
country club section. Don't miss this
Toonq IsiII 5arGain See it today. REAL
WESToVER-Never did we see so imma-
sxlate g home! 2-bedrm. Colonial brick
skygSeraper; fireproof; beapt. .landscapine.
REALTY BULLETIN CO.. owens 1887.
OPEN SUNDAY is. 5013 No. 18th st.
Arl.-Desirable Woodlawn. near Arl Hos
pital;-Attraetive GeoEgian brick on wide
sor; lot. Pleasing 1st-f. plan has liv. rm.
with frepl., din. rm. and modern kit;
upstairs iee; bedrms. and tiled bath;
full bsunt.. oil heat. Cow to buslines
and school Mr.. Baldwin on premises. To
resch: Out Wash. blyd: to No. Edison St,
Lee hwy. to Glebe I'd, left to No. nth st.
and rtsht to our sign at No; Edison cor.
nv. tx, $3.50; eyes,. GA x400, Ext. 8.
Exclusive AGENTS. lis
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CHEVROLET TRUCKS t2). 1912 OPEN e.
press / u ton; 1871 stake body y ton
reas. 1909 Maine ave. Av. bsfsre
o'clock. --1o
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL ground
ROTH. Woodward BLDG. RE. 1870
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NEW STORES FOR LEASE, super market
and drugstore available For details, call
ACE r REA 51,g SERVICE, 1914 Pa. ave.
1856 JEFFERsoN PL. NW.-First COM
mercial; S75 mo-; suitable for ONCE or
store. Call DU. 1884, SANDOZ, NC,
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CHEVROLET 1941 h-ton panel: $500.
TWO 1915 INTERNATIONAL dump trucks
KRIS; low mileage: good shape: guaran-
teed inspection. FIR. 9579. Can be seen
ct 22lO Bladensburg I'd. ne. -16
MACK e. M. y. T. tractor; saddle tank,
air brakes. good rubber all around S1,400.
REQ WASHINGTON CO., INC, 1881 Half
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cause he had received rports that Nelson and LaMoore were seen to- gether near the store. He said LaMoore was wearing a leather and wool mackinaw when inter- viewed which the latter claimed to have worn the night before.
 He also identified a sketch of Ellens store which he had made and which was introduced as Gov ernment Exhibit No 3. The gun was put in as Government Ex- hihit No 5.
 Kept In Leg Irons
 Upon cross examination by Ro- den, Hellan admitted that LaMoore had been in a solitary cell in the Federal Jail since his arrest last year for perjury and that he had been kept in leg irons.
 H. L. Faulkner was the final witness this morning. He corrob- orated Hellan on LaMoore's state ment and also told that he had informed the accused man that he could not represent him as an at torney He also said that no force or inducements were used to se- cure LaMoore's statement. Upon cross-examination by Defense Counsel Joseph A. Mclean, Faulk- ner testified that when he inter viewed LaMoore, he was wearing leg irons only and that he did not wear handcuffs or a neck chain.
 At Murder Scene
 Dr. c. c. Carter was the first witness to be called and describ- ed the condition of the body at the murder scene and the results of his autopsy. He said that Ellen died quickly from a sudden loss of blood caused by two deep gash- es in the neck which severed the arteries. He estimated time of death at between and II hours previous to his examination.
 FBI Agent George Fletcher iden- tilied photographs of the body which he took and which were in troduced as government exhibits No. l and 2.
 In his opening statements, Dis trict Attorney Gilmore said that he will ask the jury to bring a verdict of guilty as charged which means the death sentence. He said that he would prove that Nelson and LaMoore had both been seen at or near the Ellen store.
 Defense Counsel Mclean told the jurors that the District Attorneys statements are not the required proof and asked them to keep their minds open until all of the evil dence in the case is in.
 The case resumed this after noon.
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PAST EXALTED RULERS
 HAVE NIGHT AT ELkS

Past Exalted Rulers of the Ju- neau Lodge of Elks will have charge of the regular session to- morrow night and a large turn cut is expected. There will be initiation, entertainment and the usual big feed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-03
IN FROM ANCHORAGE

Gordon K. Mackenzie of An chorage is registered at the Baran- of Hotel.
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CONFESSION MADE BY LAM0ORE GIVEN
 IN MURDER TRIAL

BULLETIN The Government rested its case at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon and the defense opened it's case by placing LaMOore immediately on the stand in his own defense.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-08

crippling maritime strike with attendant economic paralysis for Alaskan commerce.
 Harry Bridges, CIO longshore chief, has predicted the tieup will last from four to six months The dis play of arrogant disregard for the nations welfare inherent in this calm prediction will surprise familiar with Bridges record.
 It was obvious from the outset that the CIO leader was determined to force strike. Only the intervention of the Federal courts and the granting of an injunction under the Hartley Act prevented the walkout from occurring 80 days ago
 That the strike has been allowed to occur at all serves again to emphasize the compelling need for new egsaton prevent work stoppages in industries that are essential in the life of the nation
 The hiring hall and wages were trotted out by the union leaders as their excuses for the latest controversy with ship operators.
 The operators offered concessions and raises They were willing to base the final decision on the hiring hall issue the ruling which will eventually be made by the United States Supreme Court.
 In all the unions found the offers satisfactory study of the record of past maritime disputes reveals few occasions when Bridges and his longshoremen have been satisfied anything pro- posed to avoid paralyzing maritime strikes.
 The CIO leader remains in position thus to tamper with the economic security and wel-being of Americans because the New Deal administration lack ed the character to deport him.
 The first deportation warrant lodged against him was squashed by Labor Secretary Frances Perkins Bills for that specific purpose then were introduced in Congress They passed the House by overwhelming majores but were allowed to de in the Democratic controlled Senate.
 Federal Judge Charles B. Sears, sitting special trial examiner found in 1941 that Bridges unques- tionably was a Communist and should be deported Much of the evidence introduced at the hearing was compiled by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
 In his decision, Judge Sears asserted that the testimony had shown that the Marine Workers In- dustria Union headed by Bridges believed in advised advocated and taught the overthrow of the govern ment of the United States by force and violence The same facts Judge Sears continued were shown to be true of the Communist Party.
 This finding left the deportation order lip to Attorney General Francis Riddle. The order was never issued.
 Instead, Bridges allowed to remain in this country through series of technical rulings which did not pretend to explore his Red connections nor the basic philosophes to which he had been found to subscribe The New Dealers insisted that his deporta ton would be offensive to Soviet Russia then at war with Hitler Germany
 Then as now there was no thought in high places what offense might be given the American people by Bridges continued presence on these shores.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-08
ECONOMIC ODDITY

President Truman hopes to pick up great many votes in the coming election by pointing to present high prices for which he planes the Republicans in Congress,
 But at the time the Truman administration continues to interfere with any adjustment of food prices downward-an adjustment that would come naturally if the economic law of supply and demand were allowed to operate without interference
 Even the huge shipments of food abroad under the European Recovery Program hasn't wiped out re- cent gains in food production. Down in the Pacific Northwest bumper crop of potatoes would have resulted in decrease in the price of this major food item But in order to prevent such a happening the Truman adminstration's Production Marketing Administration is bying the surplus spuds at $260 hundred pounds and selling them back to the farmers for 30 cents for livestock feed throwing in with each hundred pounds sold back sack worth 25 cents Each sack is stamped mot for human consumption.
 Meanwhile, housewives in the Pacific Northwest must pay $5 per hundred pounds for the same spuds
 1n the State of Washington, alone, the govern ment has thrown than $2000OOO into the hole in the program to keep prices high.
 This all out of the taxpayers threadbare pocket
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-08
FLASHES

A Congressional committee is quietly scrutinizinz the mammoth sized historical division of the Army. Heavily loaded with high paid historians the agency is grinding out more books about reach-echelon operations than about combat troops. Also. Hugh M. Cole, one of the historians" !" gave a talk before Detroit Reserve officers, vigorously criticizing the late great General Patton George Kilion, head of the Govern ment-owned American President Steamship Line, may be recalled by the Democratic National Com mittee as treasurer in an effort to unearth some desperately needed campaign funds Rep. George Bender, R, Ohio, is Investigating charges of neglect of Negro patients at the Tuskegee (Alabama) Vet terans Administration Hospital
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-08
Too Much Power Given Boards
(Ketchikan News)

There has been too much of tendency of gov erning boards to exercise increasing powers over private business For instance, the Civil Aeronautics Board has life and death power over airlines
 Naturally the board should see that any airliner CT company hauling passengers and freight should fulfill proper safety devices But although it seems to have it should not have the right to deny any plane or company the right to engage in business otherwise We are referring to decisions about so- called non-scheduled companies operating from the States to Alaska
 It is to our way of thinking that any man after complying with the safety law should have the right to engage in any business endeavor. To decide who shall and who shall not do so is check on the free enterprise system.
 Free competition in any line is the best stabilizer making for the best public service. monopoly in any line too often becomes careless of public rights.
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ured out how he's going after the COP on the tax issue.
 He will charge that the Repub- lican income tax reduction was part of secret scheme to foist a sales tax on the country. This will be his line of argument:
 AS a result of the COP bill, there is a. strong possibility of Federal deficit next year. To balance the budget, the Republicans, accord ing to the President, are planning to jam through "soak-the-poor" sales tax.
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20 YEARS AGO TIE TIT EMPIRE
SEPTEMBER 8, 1928


 special the including card party and Halloween Bedding the kddie kar feaing all
 Jack Conway Conway Skagway he had been visiting the McGrah Northwestern for Skagway George They far the Canadian boundary line and a with them
 Natala the Rev Mrs A. Kasevaroff Seattle study commercial and interior decorating
 dance was held in the A Lindseths playing an-Am
 staff Motor He had recently returned in the States.
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Daily Lessons in English v %. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MSUSED say only enough she had only enough for herself She had enough only"
 OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: xylophone zioon, SIGH, n syllable.
 MISSPEILED Architecture ARCH, though pronounced ARK.
 dubious uncertain question able, ambiguous.
 STUDY word three times it is yours Let
  especially leading definite CT evolution of the flower the bud"
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Bureau of Land Management

Anchorage, Alaska
 July 19, 1948 Notice is hereby given that For rest R. Bates has made application for homesite under the Act of May 26, 1884 (48 Stat. 8O9), Anchorage Serial 0l2344, for a tract of land described as Lot B, Tract A, of the Fritz Cove Gorup of Homesites, sit- uated along the Fritz Cove Highway, Plat of U. s. Surevy No. 2390, con taining 3.23 acres. and it is now in the files of the U. s Land Office. Anchorage, Alaska.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claim in the district land office within the period of publication or, thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes.
 GEORGE. A. LINGO, Acting Manager. First publication, Aug. 25, lg48. Last publication, Oct. 20, 1048.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-08

With enthusiastic Federal Power Commission support, New York and Ontario worked out an agreement on the construction of a power dam at International Rapids. This has long been a major stumbling block. The accord was sent to the State Department for what was assumed would be routine trans initial to the International Joint Commission, which has the last word. Instead, State has pigeon holed the agreement.
 Irate proponents of the project are charging that secret coal and railroad pressure is behind the State Departments mysterious ob- durance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-08
MODERN ETIQUETTE kg9RrRrA Rg LEE

Will that baked into brides wedding A. A tiny ring fol
  uckiest Mary Jones' Henry
 A. Henry both hands eating the A. Only hand should