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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-26
National Forest Timber
 For Sale

Sealed bids will be received by the Regional Forester, Juneau, Alaska, up to and including goo A. M. APRIL 30, 1948, for all the mer- chantable dead timber, standing or down, and all the live timber mark ed or designated for cutting on an area totaling approximately 30 acres in the Mendenhall Valley ap- proximately II miles from Juneau on the Tongass National Forest, AL aska, estimated to be 750,000 fest B.M., more or less, of Sitka spruce, western hemlock sawtimber, and 1000 linear feet, more or less, of bling. No bid of less than $2.OO per M feet B.M. for spruce saw timber, $1.0o per M feet B.M. for hemlocts sawtimber, and lc per linear foot for piling up to and including 95 feet in length and llsc per linear foot for piling over 96 feet in length will be considered. $500 must accompany each bid, to be applied on the purchase price, re- funded CT retained in part as liqui- dated damages, according to the conditions of sale. Primary manu- facture outside of the Territory of Alaska of any part of the timber is subject to the consent of the Re- gional Forester The right is re- served to reject any or all bids re- ceived. Before bids are submitted full information concerning the tim Der, the conditions of sale, and the submission of bids should be ob- tained from the Division Supervisor Juneau, Alaska, or the Regional Forester, Juneau, Alaska.
 First publication, March 26, 1948.
 Last publication, April Is, 1948.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-26
NOTICE TO RETAIL MILK
 CUSTOMERS

The Juneau Diaries, Inc, has temporarily taken over the deliveries of the Northwest Dairy Service. After this date, you should not purchase Northwest Dairy Service milk tickets from anyone except our authorized driver-Tony Kaiser.
 We hope that you will bear with our driver for a few days until he can get acquainted with you all, as we are anxious to see that you will get the service you so justly deserve if you do not receive your milk delivery please call 638-thanking you for your cooperation.
 JUNEAU DIARIES, INC.
 PHONE 638 BOX 263l
 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-26
CAPT. A. H. SCHULTZ LEAVING SEA AFTER
 FIFTY-THREE YEARS

SAN FRANCISCO, March 26-R, Capt. Adolph H. Schulz is leaving the sea after 53 years in sail and steam.
 One of the best> known Master Mariners on the Pacific Coast, Schulz retired from the Army Trans port Service. Today personnel of the San Francisco Port of Embarkatlon gave a farewell party for him aboard the vessel he last commanded, the transport Admiral H. T. Mayo.
 The veteran skipper went to sea at IA and received his Masters papers 12 years later. For 25 years he was a Master in the famed clipper ships of the Alaska Packers Flees.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-26
RADIO LOG KINY = JUNEAU Alaska Broadcasting Go.
 c. B. S.
FRIDAY EVENING

FRIDAY EVENING 5:00-WINNER TAKE ALLEGES. 5:30-Totem Talk Forecasts. 5:45-Viking Varieties. 6:00-Pan-Am News. 6:15-TB. Talk. 6:30-Sports on Spot. 6:45-Happy Smith. 7:00-American Legion. 7:15-Standard News-Forecasts 7:30-ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS. 8:00-Ave Maria. 8:30-Dick Haynes. 8:45-Guest Star. 9:00-Count of Monte Cristo. 9:45-Alaska Line News. 10:00-Totemaires. 0:15-Forecasts. First newscast of the day at 7:3o A. M.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-26

TOKYO-More than one and one third million Japanese Government workers have threatened to strike tomorrow. Already, commerce min istry employees and tax collectors have walked out for what they call 24-hour vacations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-26
CALLING ALL GARDENERS

Be sure to tune in on KINY Sat, at SIS p. m. for MT. Oldroyd's address on Gardening" 846 2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-26

NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
 Is to be published and forms will close April l, 1948. For space, listings and changes, please mail your changes to P. O. Box 2389 be- fore closing date. 6 ~ 43)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-26

PIONEERS AI,D AUXILIARY
 Meet Friday, March 26, r. m. Initiation and fun. S45 St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-26
WOMEN oF HE MOOSE

Will hold a food sale at Sears Roebuck, Saturday, March 27, at l0:30 a. m. Everything home made and prices reasonable. AS 2t
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-13

Hid 5un erften NaI -, Dab Senl Bet=
lterleuften oas eigentIihe @etpitter
Ierit foIgen tpiro! Shon bort man 6as
lferne @rollen in sSinnIan6, mo
Ieine ebte Gemofratie (feine tihecbi.
llde SdeinoemofratieD ItranguIiert
miro. Das Grobeben in Der M n B.
| | 6nrei erlhredt Regierung uno
aongreB 10 iebr, Dab plotlih &et-
ItingsmaBnabmen ergriffen sperben,
Die Dor 5tuei Sabren 9eboIfen b1tten,
Die belite uber ipobl 5u ipdt fommen.
Die anglt Inn StaIien uno
9 Of 10 eO n, Dorausiidtlih Die bei-
ben naditen Mngriffspunfte ser rui-
| Iiiih-fommuniltiihen Sffenline, fihert
oem Warlbaa- -Blan raide uno nnee-
fiir5te Mnnabme n1breno Sr. Be-
bin in 2onoon narnenbe &logerufe an
Die .iehoebn europdiiden Nationen"
losloBt: iif bod iofort au einem Mi-
litarbiinonis 5l1 bereinigen.
aa bas lit tpirfungslos! Cells
fommt es gu ip6t, tells berfennt es
nod INNER oas @elen ser 1id3 boIl<
5iebenoen gnttpidlung: Der ruiliib-
fommllniitiIte 8ormarl6 lit niht
onrd @elo uno niht our6 papierne
8ertrdge auf3ubalten = ionoern nur
ourd Mabt, burb militdriide Ma1t.
(Gie Seem yorfer ,gimes' tpeiit tpeb-
flageno oarauf bin, tpie biel Sum
oerte bon Collar =Millionen @aibing-
ton ieit ariegsenbe in Die gidedo=
Slopafei bineingeltedt bot nit
Dem @rgebnis, oaB bos oaourb er-
oielte grgebnis nun ben &ulien 5u=
quite fomntD
Rur ipenn bunbert Gipiiionen an
ser gl6e unb Ser Gonnu iteben. fann
europa nod gerettet tperoen, nur
menn 5tpeibunoert 0ipilionen an 60
III 1no am Imur fteben, fann IIien
nod eerettet iperben. Dos ipar MIR
moslid, Dos lit nur noslih Durd
Mufbou 1n1b ginbau zines itorfen
Seutiblnnb in europa - ourh @nf=
bau uno ginbau zines itarfen China
uno 9liien.
SoIange itd ober oie Bolttif bon
Baris uno 2onoon, Dor allem aber
oie 8olitif 8aIbinetons, segen bieie
2ogif Ser 0inge tpebrt, 10 lange miro
bus @etterleu6ten bon Brag 5tpar
bie @enliiter ser Wenld)en erihreden.
aber nift iene aufriittelnoe @irfung
baben, ~oie alleiil europa nod retten
fonnte! 9@
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-13
..3rtst rrhfht Sid, Gntt
gum 6rrtdlt"
@pn 6. S. &eidenberger

rSett erbebt Sid Gott gum @e-
riht," erfldrte Der beutI6e Seiuit
aiible gu 4nfong bes arieges. rSest
|erbebt Sid @ott gum @eriht," nl0h=
|te ib tpieoerbolen am Mnfang 6es en-
oes Der Side6o.S Slotpafei. @ir fem
men 9ottes 8lane uno Ibfihten ni1t;
aber mir glduben 1in6 tpiIierr: @ott
lit gere6t. gr ldBt Seiner 1i1t fpots
ten. Seoe l1ebertretling Seiner @e-
bote tragt oie Strafe in iid fir gin-
|5elne tpie fir bic 8olfer. z%
@enn man bic Breile- uno &aoio-
6eri6te iiber Die &apitulatiott Der
|Side6ei Dor Dem 9reml nerfolgte,
mohte man glaiben, Die greigniiie
bon Hrag ipdren ipie Elm 8lis aus
beiterem Sinlmel gefommen. Dieie
auffaiiuns lit total falid. Die greig.
niiie erfolgen gan5 apangsldufig: 8e.
nefb mar Der erite ser Mostau-Bils
ger; baB beute = borldufig nur -
Der Often europas in Stalins S1n-
oen liegt, lit fem Blan ,rno iein @erf
auerit. 8alb mad Der &iidfebr aus
Dem gril berfaufte er INN ii6 an
Der Waht 5u balten - obne Befra-
gen un6 3ultimmung Der @eItn19te,
trob zines Sreln6idaftsbertrages nit
Den 8olIhetpifen, BEN Often Ser
Sl6e6ei, &arpatbo- -&uBlnn6, an Die
8olidemifen Ser 8r6iioent-8efreier
entpuppte iih als Braiibent- -BerrGter.
Beneld bate idon 1913 ben NIan,
Die Snoetenoeutiben aus5nrotten,
uno ieine gan5e SnnenpoIitit Der Gnt-
acknowledging, Der ipirtibaftliAen
MuspolDerung ,par - alien beu1leri-
iden Neoen gum Sros - barauf ein-
geltellt, uno trug 10 tpeientli1 BEL 5um
Mnftommen Ser Ma5is. yfa1 Dem Gin.
geItanonis zines ieiner engen Weit-
arbeiter berniibte er ith I9on felt
1910, voie alliierten 5taatsmdnner
unb Die britiide Seffentlidfeit bon
Der gotpenbigfeit Der BeIeitiguna
Der oeutiden Minoerbeit gu iiber5eu-
gen., bis es ibm gelang, in Botsoam
Die 3ultimmung Der r8ig Sbree"
gum rgroBten 8erbre1en Der @e-
ididte" gu erreiden.
Cine Ser erlten glmtsban6lunaen
oieies entmeni6ten .&nmanilten"
par Die 1nter5eidnung Ser grSBten
9aubseIebe Der @eididte, Ser Dieb-
itabl an oeutidem @runo uno go-
Den, Der oeutiden Snouitrie, Dem ge-
iamten 8ribatpermogen, oft budit6b-
lid biz gum letten &emb uno aum
lesten Stiidden trodenen Brotes. Die
Welt bat fid entiest, als Sitler bon
Der "Wndt Der langen Meiier" iprab;
er bate nod ben Mut fib su feinern
Werbreden 5u befennen. 8eneibs GIN
aug In prag iDar l,mgeben bon bren-
nenoen Menidenfodeln, bon Msoro
uno @eitialitdt; es folgte falt Elm
Sabr Der ~langen Meiier uno Dol.
de-. ysennen mir nur no1maIs 6ie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-13
Mrnfdrlidqkrtt?

Nad langen 8erbanDlungen bat
Die in @enf perInmmelte u0=4om-
miiiion fir Weni6enre6te eine gr.
flarung iiber Meni6enre6te enttpor,
/ fen, Die Ser Goanerianmlung Der
8ereinten Nationen unterbreitet iper,
Den iol. Sb Sic 8ater oieler gnt.
IldlieBung audi oas Sos bon oreiein=
balb Wiaionen aus ser Si6e6o-Slo,
mafei uusgenieienen Suoetenbeut,
li6en beoadbt baben?
8iel miro in unIeren Sagen iiber
MenIdenredte, Sreibeit uno Demo.
frotie geiproden, sleih5eitig aber
iiber 8orsanse, Die gu bieien 8eerif.
fen in i6roffem @ioerlpru1 1teben,
elm merftuiiroiges Stiuihmeigen be.
obadtet. genei6 uno Malarpf rib.
men iid, oie slusiiebelungen ieien,
oem @unide Ser @eItm1dte eemGB,
in bumaner Sorm ourdgefiibrt NOR
ben. &ihtig lit, oaB nod Sen @reuel-
tuten Der erIten Wonate bie Grams
porte 5Dar in Giebip6sen, ober bod)
obne Waiienerfranfungen uno WaI=
ienerfrierunsen erfolgten. 9lber ent-
ipridt sic poaige 8erm0gensentaieb-
lung - obne itrafrehtlibe 8egriin-
oung - Den internationalen 8orItel-
lungen bon Menl6lthfeit? 8is aui
fiinf5ig ailogramm @epGf = unter
Iusi6luB ieoen @ertgegenltanbes -
muBten Die slusgetpieienen ibr gelam=
tes Sab lnb Gut auriidlaiien. Die
Broger &egieruns bebauptet, ite babe
|iebem Iusgenieienen tauleno &eidss
mari ausbe5ablt. Gies itimmt in bic
len Sdaen nidt. Sebr piele baben
ni6ts erbalten, biele nur 5lpeibunoert
ooer fiinfbunbert 9feidsmarf, nrBten
ieooh ii6er einen 8etrag bon tauier1b
Heihsmarf quittieren!
gSie reimt ii6 Dies nit Sen Men.
idenre6ten 5l1iammen, oeren zines,
allgenein uncertainties, oas 9febt auf
ebrli6 ertporbenes gigentlm biloet?
gu oen in Der Gbarta Der 8erei1tten
Nntionen nieoergelegten @runolasen
geb0rt aud Der, baB ie6e Disfritni-
nierung aus @riin6en Der 9faife, &e-
ligion unb politiihen 11eber5eusung
rnauldiiig lit. Nan iollte meinen, Die
Eide1o-S -Slo1pafei als Mitglieb ser
8ereinten Nationen iei an 6ieie
@runbidbe eebunben. Wan ipen6e
nidt elm, bic Naais ieien NIT benz
b0ien 8eiipiel borangegangen. 8er
Die @reuel oes Naai.Megimes Derur-
teilt, 6arf nibt iel6er in Die SUB
itapfen Der Naais treten, er oarf ni9t
nod oem @rl,n6fabe .Mug' nm Mug',
3abn Inn 3abn" borgeben, ionbern
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-13

tiirlih sebt es n,aI ear nidt. Die
&leinen iino iebr ilntererndbrt unb
Hagen iiber iopiel Sunser. gs greift
l,ns ean5 ans Sera, tpenn iie au uns
fommen lIno iagen: ,ShneIter, ipir
iino 10 bungrig! llno mir fonnen if
men nid)ts qeben, ba mir ielbit nidts
baben. 8ir leiten ou6 cine 9dbi6ule
fir ilnge Maofen, in Der mir bieie
lebren, aus alten 2umpen &leiohen
fir Die aleinen 81 MAIDEN, ilnb 0n
|feblt es oft an oem Notieiten, on Ha-
oeln, 3ptrn uitp. &onnten sic uns
ou nift etrpas belfen2 @ir tpdren
|auh fiir @eniges iebr banfbar. Mls
Sberin peiB iG oft nidJt, tpas i6 ben
i6mnfen Sdipeitern, oie auh tros
&ranfbeit tpeiter llnterrihten miilien,
geben ioll. Sd fiir6te, ooB, 1penn
feline Stlfe fommt, mir I'm iere slrbeit
nift ueiterfiibren fonnen. @it beten
taglid nit oen aleinen, baB Ser Iiebe
@ott 1tns ooh einige @oblt1ter in
Imertfa idtden moge."
Cine onoere Sroensoberin beri6=
tet: n@elf cine Sreuoe gebt burd
oas gun5e Saus, 1penn zines Sbrer
Siebesgaben=8 8afete anfommt! So
ourd lino mir iebt imItonoe, 1nanden
Notleioenoen i'm Srte bei5uipringen.
gteulid batter mir SohtpaIier, nod
ptel i6limmer ols i'm letter @inter
uno 5riibiabr, ba Sic nod bel uns
maren. gSir iparen gan5 bon 8aiier
es mar redt unbeimlih -
Der liebe 8ott iudt uns bo6 burd
nIlerlei Briifungen beim, i'm unIere
grgebung 5lt erpro6en. 8ir reihten
unlern Godbarn 8rot an elmer lam
gen Stange in ibre 8obnung bin-
iiber. Muf baben mir ungefangen,
einem armen &ranfen t1glid cine
Wtabl5eit 5u liefern. Gas t0nnen mir
iett fun oanf ser 8oben bon Sbren
SreunOen in Imerifa. @s lit bod
riibreno, mie Sbr oriiben fir uns
orme Seutide iorgt! 8ir fonnen gu6
nur oanfen ourb @ebet Inn @ottes
reihltden Segen fir guer 2anb uno
8olf."
gs gtbt INNER nod bieIe ,perft1ti=
gen Seelen in l,nierm eeiegneten 2ans
De, Die oes 8uttuns niht miioe tpers
Den uno bie es als cine @obltat emp-
flnoen, belfen 81 oiirfen, mo- sic Scot
ms ltngebeuere eetpa6len lit. Sir Ell.
ne ooer mebrere 8ruppen bon barben-
ben Sroensleuten ober &inber ODER
Somilien sperftatig ein5utreten, lit elm
8ebot ser Scot Ser 3eit. @er es bor=
5iebt, auf oieie 8eiie ieine Na6Iten-
liebe 81 betatigen, tpenoe iih an ben
Serfaiier oieies 8eribtes, Der cine
|groBe 3abl pon Hamen uno Iorelien
ebrenwerter Ieniden oriiben sur
Gerfiigung bat:
(&ep.) Soiepb 8reuter, O.S.B., ct.
Soiepb, Minn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-13
Kann DIR 6n5talhpn,nkratte
nPtt Knn,tttantan,i1s
ahmrhrrn?

8or fait bier3ig sSabren belnerfte
Biaiam g. 2illp, Elm 5u tpenig be-
FAINTER engliiher Sdriftitener, es
mare biellei6t bor3u3ieben, bas, mas
man nit Dem berihmommenen glus.
orud Soaialismus beaei6ne, Go5iaI.
oemofratie au nennen. Dieies 8ort
fenn5eidne bieI genauer Die Beue.
gung IN foIden 2dn6ern tpie syranf.
reid, Deutiblan6 un6 Stalien, ln6
ipas iid in ENGLAND norbereite, oIs
6as biel6eutige So3iaIismus. Seute
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-13
Die weltberiihmte st. Bene.
dict-Wundsalbe

grprobtes SeilmitteI gegen ole
Arten pom alten urt6 friiden @sn.
ben, @efdmiiren. @ep6hien, Btb.
mun6er,, 4arbunteIn uitp. gitte @el0
muir ourb Boit Monep Droer au idif.
ten. Seine Stamps. Sebaia (6O)
Gents Die S1nGteI bet
Evening star., 1948-09-20
Student House 10 Offer
Two Series Of Lectures

Two series of lectures, one on the
Society of Friends and the other on
Understanding the U. S. A." will
be held at International Student
House, 1925 r street NV. under
the auspices of the American
Friends Service Committee this fall.
The lectures on the Society Of
Friends will be held on Thursday
evenings at $3.50, starting Septem-
Der 30. It will deal with the
Quakers, their history, rural work,
peace, politics, race relations, edu-
cation and the organizations mes
sage to- the world. Calvin Keene
of the School Of Religion, Howard
University, will open the series with
"Who are the Quakers?"
The series on understanding the
u. 8. A. will be held at $50 pm.
on Mondays. The first, on October
4, will be given by Henry Steele
Commager, professor OF American
history, Columbia University, whose
topic will be: Outline History Of
the u. S. A."
This series will deal with the Ma
tions Constitution and Government,
education, political parties. religion,
poetry, labor an industrial, minor
ity groups. cultural patterns and
relation with the world.
Evening star., 1948-09-20
Spotlight Club Items
To Be Sold al Auction
For Failure 10 Pay Tax

The interior furnishings of the
Spotlight Club will. be sold at public
auction here September 20, Tax Col
.iector Guy w. Pearson announced
today, because of failure of the club
Epresident, Vincent Grillo, to pay hia
personal property tax. @ W
The furnishings, which include q
bar, tables, chairs, tableware and
other items, were seized late last
month for nonpayment of $3.50 In
taxes over a two-year period. Mr..
Pearson said.
The sale will be conducted by
Adam A. Weschler g. Son, 905 E
street NV. When the auctioneering
firm has taken its legal II per cent
of the proceeds and the tax bill has
been settled. Mr.. Pearson said, the
remainder Of the money realized
from the sale will be turned over to
the United States Treasury.
= The property has been informally
appraised at about $4,000, Mr.. Pear
son said. ...
The Spotlight Guild, Inc. and two
other ,after-hours. clubs, known as
bottle clubs" were raided by po-
lice last month and closed for viola
ton of the liquor laws. The Spot
light has been closed since.
Mr.. Grillo, who is awaiting trial
in Municipal Court on the police
charges. leased the premises at Sew
enteenth and M streets NV. until
September Is, when the lease ex-
pired.
As yet undetermined is the fate
of IS opened bottles OF liquor owned
by members" of the club. Mr..
Pearson said regulations of the Al
coholic Beverage Control Board
forbid sale of the liquor. Mean
while they repose in Mr.. Pearson's S
vault at the District Building.
Evening star., 1948-09-20
Droftees' and Veterans Guide
BY Maj. Thomos M. Mol

This column answers the three
principal questions bothering
Guide readers-as indicated by
letters I've been getting:
/. Worried mothers are writing in
worried terms about sons who did
their part in the army OF occupa-
ton after VI day@
why" these mothers ask.
shouldn't my son get the same de-
ferment consideration as some one
who spent four or five months In. the
Army during the fighting war but
who never went overSeas?"
OF course veterans who enlisted
or were drafted after VI day do get
special consideration. The are auto
matically exempt from the draft If
they spent as much as 80 days in
uniform on active duty.
Here are the two main deferment
regulations for veterans:
l. Any ex-serviceman who spent
80 days on active duty between De-
cember Z, 194l, and September 2,
1945, is automatically exempt.
2. Any ex-serviceman who, failing
to meet that 90-day wartime service,
spent at least IL months in the serv-
ice at any time between September
16, 1910, and June "a, 1948, is auto
matically exempt, too.
Who Is an "ex-serviceman?" Any
person who served "honorably, on
active duty in the Army, the
Air Force, the Navy, the Marine
Corps, the Coast Guard, the Public
Health Service-or the armed forces
of any country allied with the
United States in World War II prior
to September 2, 1915"
How about former members of the
merchant marine? For months,
you'll remember, Congress hag-
gled over the question of wheth-
er to extend CT Bill benefits to the
men who manned our merchant
marine during the war. It never
did.
The draft law makes no provision
at all for former members OF the
merchant marine.
Evening star., 1948-09-20
5000 Gel Increased Bills
For Personal Property Tax

Increased personal property tax
bills have been sent to 5000 Of the
Districts $4,000 householders sub
ject to the levy
James L. Martin, head of the per-
sonal property tax division. said the
increases were computed for two rea-
sons:
Some home owners returns were
below a schedule showing the av-
erage value of household effects by
home price categorieS.
Others sent IN a current return
lower than the return from the
year before.
Mr.. Martin said the greatest num-
Der of offenders are among persons
living in homes assessed from 10000
downward. He emphasized, how
ever, that the great majority of the
home owners are filing adequate re-
turns.
The tax, charged at rate OF 81
per $100 valuation, is payable in in
stallments ON September 80 and
March 20, with the first $1,000 OF
personal property exempt.
Evening star., 1948-09-20
SOCIETY AND GENERAL NEWS
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Capital Transit:
ToPut Chains on
MoneyHoIders

Snatching money change holders
from streetcars and buses here will
be an improbable business for
thieves when the Capital Transit
Co. installs a new chain -and-hook
device on the change carriers, the
company disclosed today.
The anti-theft chain has "S'
hooks at each end. One hook is
permanently fastened to the change
carrier bracket. The other will be
slipped over the frame Of the change
carrier itself.
1t can be readily slipped on and
off by the operator, but any one else
who grabs the change carrier and
attempts to run with the nickels,
dimes and quarters will be brought
up short, the company explained.
This equipment is being prepared
for early installation on all street.
cars and buses, the company said.
Evening star., 1948-09-20
Malcolm Scales 10 Assist
Christmas Seal Drive

The appointment Of Malcolm
Scates, Washington and Bethesda
furniture dealer, who lives at 13e
Jefferson street NV, as vice chair
man Of the 1913 Christmas Seal
Sale Committee in Montgomery
County was announced today.
The announcement was made by
Dr.. Norman c. Shoemaker, seal sale
chairman.
DR.. Shoemaker also named John
G. Metcalfe chairman of the speak
ers' bureau as well as chairman OF
areas.
The area chairmen are Mrs.
Wesley I. Sauter, Bethesda; Mrs.
Alton. G. Grinnell, Chevy Chase:
Forte Sandison, Gaithersburg; Mrs.
Thomas Somerville III, Kenwood !;
George v. Menke, Kensington; /;
Mrs. Charles E. Kohlhoss, Pooles-
vile; Mrs. Thomas T. Barnsley,
Rockville; Mrs. Steven o. Beebe,
Sandy Spring, and Mrs. Bernard w.
Fling. Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1948-09-20
Board Asks Dismissal
OF Vice Squad Policeman

A Police Trial Board has found
Pvt. George A. Williams, %, police
man assigned to the vice squad,
guilty of conduct unbecoming an
officer and has recommended his
dismissal from the force, Inspector
Milton D. Smith, board chairman,
announced today.
Inspector Smith said the decision
was unanimous.
Pvt. Williams, Of 4427 Quarles
street NE, a Navy veteran, was
accused of committing an indecent
act last August 10 in an alley in the
1900 block of New York avenue NV.
He denied the charge.
The Trial Board included Capt.
John G. Fondahl of No. 8 precinct
and Assistant Corporation Counsel
Robert Wise.
Evening star., 1948-09-20
Two Sd Infonty Units
To Mark Anniversary

The 164th anniversary Of the or
ganization OF the Sd Infantry Regi-
ment will be Jointly celebrated to-
morrow by the ID Battalion from
Fort Leslie McNair and the LIST
Battalion from Fort Myer.
Families and guests Of personnel
at Fort McNair win be taken on q
tour Of the post at noon and later
win see Army Aims ct the post the
ater. A regimental retreat parade
VIII be staged by the two battalions
at 5 pm. ct Fort Myer to climax
the celebration. Later q supper
dance win be held 1t Recreation
Center No. / at Fort McNair.
Evening star., 1948-09-20

unsightly and occupies far too much
space needed badly for vehicle
traffic
Faced with this situation, a num-
ber of conclusions have been
reached by city and transit officials.
The Public Utilities Commission
originally ordered the transit COM
pany, which was willing to abandon
the streetcar line and install buses.
But before this transfer could be
made, a threatened gasoline short
age last spring impelled the PUG
to order Capital Transit to delay
the change until March l, l949.
Mr.. Merrill said last night the
company, which recently acquired
100 new buses, now has the neces-
sary 120 buses for setting up service
on the line. In fact, Mr.. Merrill
said three bus routings would be
scheduled if contemplated rush hour
service is included.
No Money Authorized.
Work on tearing up the streetcar
tracks will begin as soon as the
bus service gets under way. Re-
moval of the tracks, he said, is the
company's responsibility. Repaving
Evening star., 1948-09-20
26 Air Force Reservists
Sturt 2-Week Training

Twenty-six reserve officers and
enlisted men, members of the LIST
Air Forces 18th Air Rescue Squad
ron, today are flying to four bases
for two weeks of active training,
according to Col. william o. Ear
eckson, commanding officer of the
2238th Air Force Reserve Training
Center.
Four officers and five enlisted men
are going to MacDill base, Tampa,
Fla: two officers and three men to
Pope base, North Carolina; three
officers and three men to Selfridge
base, Detroit, and two officers and
four men to Westover base, Massa-
chusetts.