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Evening star., 1949-03-20

This Is Truly an
Opportunity of a Life Time
1874 acres on water. approximss mattel, teiy
dock. Harbor 2 to 9 feet deep: direct
entrance to Chesapeake Bay. Located
about minutes from center ol
3 houses in perfect condition on
The main house has a full basement,
concrete foundation, fine oil-burn-
ing h W. heating system, servant
bath with shower; basement guar
First moor contains large modern
kitchen. ventilating fan, large pan.
try, dining room; unuSnaiiy iihanyv laife aifb
fireplace with built-in .bookshelves;
Front Of house has an inclosed and
heated porch with tile floor and
overlooks aoout a 3-acre lawn with
beautiful shade trees. and water.
second floor contains four large teo-
rooms and two baths.
House insulated. metal weather.
stripped and screened: 2-car garage,
nice small barn with 3 box stalls
chicken house. new Caretaker mouse
with bath, tack room, guest mouse
with full basement, heating plant,
two bedrooms. living room, kitenen
and bath. PROPERTY, nearly compete
Nice shrubbery and apple orchard
All buildings in good condition and
ready for occupancy without any
expenditures for Improvements OF
decorations.
This is unauestionably the outStand-
ing waterfront property with city
conyeniences and being near stores
and schools in this entire area at
Anywhere near this price.
Price, $50, 900. MRS. MCNAMARA,
DI. 27bO; ewes. WI. 1921.
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MONEY 10 LOAN

EXCELLENT Ist TRUST LOANS or
clean NV. and suburban Montgom-
cry County property. SH. 1852
WOODSIDE REALTY CO.
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85-Acre Farm, So, $50

Wonderful opportunity for bargain
top dwelling OFFS rms. fireplace:
elec. available: smoke and poultry
houses; Just Of asphalt hwy; 3h
mi. to village. y hr. to city; about
30 a. In cropland. 20 q. pasture; bal
part down. New bargain list free.
Vincent Vazauez. STROUT REALTY
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 1947 stake truck; 1is-ton ca
pacity; not used for year A real
honest value, ST 695; very low mile
age, like new. ARCADE PONTIAC
CO., Washington's Largest Pontiac
Dealer, l437 Irving st, NV. AID.
$500. -o3
>TUDEBAKER 1947 ls-ton pickup;
rnod cond.: $3.50. FA. 1860. go
INTERNATIONAL 1910 1-ton panel
S375. Can he seen Saturday and
Sunday. 100 Abbey pl n e., Apt -
MR.. LEEFE. ludlow OaO". 2O'
INTERNATIONAL 1941 i2-ton Metro
body; good tires. body: mechanically
perfect Call HI 427a. -21
FORD 1894 VS. la-ton panel: good
running condition; reasonable, S175.
Hobart 0267. 30
FORD 1870 1la-ton stake body: new
motor and paint job; guaranteed
D. c. inspection. TR, Ss23. 30
DODGE 1946 k2-ton express truck:
excellent cond.; newly painted; $3.50.
1NifrEiRNAT'IoNAL Fl late 1e4s s4-ton
pickup; helper springs, 6-ply tires;
1000 miles; 5-speed transmission;
$l,295; private owner. SH. 9404.
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FALLS CHURCH AREA

30 acres Of beautiful land, or. If de-
sired owner will sell entire "a acres
Including fine old house and out
bldg: ideal for development or
country estate; water available;
only s min. to D. c.; reasonably
priced: liberal terms.
10 acres in Falls Church proper; ac;,
cess to Broad St. West St, and
price $4,000 per acre. AsK,Us
REALTY CO., GIL. 1882 or OK. 1868.
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ONLY 5000 Down!

For immediate sale. 4 goats, yg; buck
and flock hens included. Va hr. to
smart city and excellent markets.
3 acres: stream; grapes and berries;
Cd: bldss;: coy 5ungsiow; au .na eleS: no,,it A.
try % house; snap" st 800 Bar
gain list free.-E C. Brumbask,
$TRoUT RIALTY, NiddietoWn. W.
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GARAGES FOR SALE
GARAGES WANTED

PREFABRICATED STEEL and alumni
mum garages and mill bldgs. DU-
PONT IRON WORKS. 1I66 18th
st. MA, 1865 -26
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PAINT BRANCH FARMS
Two lots. approx 2 acres: urgent
sale VIM. R. THOROWGOOD. DE
O317: ewes, SH. 6015.
LANGLEY FARMS
Wooded knoll of over . acres, 3 miles
to Chain Bridge: priced "a $50;
terms. N C. HINES g. son, OK.
1870 Ewes, KE 5l2q.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED

FARMS AND Estates, suburban
Iistings solicited Oicensed and bond
cd salesmen). JOHN GARpINEE'
pr. 171k r st. NV, Apt. %02. MI.
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rAsAs EoR SALE (csn,. }

on LAKE JACKsON-10h D.. 6-rm.
white frame house. electricity. run
ming water: ideal summer home or
farm home; S9,9b0. MISS KING,
OVER 7H ACRES. 4-room house. cleo.
committing dist. d. c.. $4,000; 8
rooms, ami, l5 acres. main hwy;
Z acres, 5 rooms. Route 21l: 500
acres; prices to suit. Phone Hay
Market l6-F-3.
FORESTVILLE - acres, modern
house, q rms. and bath. oil heat. to-
bscco barn. stock barn. new chicken
house 12x20; 400 IT. on State road,
white board fence. Price, $4,000;
terms. FORD e. MORGAN. ST., RE.
1910; ewes. TR. 62f2
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, A.. acres.
S-room house. good outbuildings.
This place will cut your cost OF
tion, stores, schools. Priced to sell
BY owner. BuckeyStoWn 1856
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AT WHOLESALE
'4S Int KS. 2 So.
as Chevrolet La-ton pickup.
'4S Dodge l-ton; low mi
AS Chevrolet la-ton panel.
AZ Ford 2-ton c.o.e.
~ Federal sleeper
Al Dodge l2-ton. c. C Army. exc.
Al Diamond T furn. van,
Al GMC 14-ft iurn. van.
Ford amphibian Jeep.
GMC mach. shop.
We buy and sell Army trucks.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.
5000 Lee hwy. Arl. Va, CH. 1000.
Other truck bargains and Army
truck parts and service at our
Alexandria plant. 1901 Oronoco St,
Alexandria. Va. OV 1900.
FORD PICKUP-1940
3 900 miles. Never used for hauling.
FA Up
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SUMMER HOMES

RENT-Furnished. liv. rm.. din. rm,.
kit. bath, . bedrms.; cottage on
Penobscot Bay, Bayside, Maine. May
Is to Aug. /, $3.50. References.
Phone Vienna 49-J 2Os
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proximately 276 acres. large frame
Colonial house, within committing
distance OF D. c.; two good sized
streams: land is about "a clear bal.
wooded. Main house consists OF liv
rm. lSx36 with . stone fireplaces
lge reception hall. equipped elec.
kitchen, buffers pantry 1st a.: 3
lge bedrms., ! with fireplace, and
= baths end A.; oil INV. heat. 5-ruf
Cape Cod tenant house with elec.'
outbuildings. Priced S26.500 with
reas. terms. H. A. DARNE. GIL.
1878. CHI. 1862. Many other farms
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PRESEASON BUYS

194S HID. 125 light weight $3.50
1898 HID. "A fat head 80 $50
1912 HID. "a fat head ---- 1875
l945 HID. "a fiat head ~ 3S5
l94S Matchless 500" low mil. 800
l947 B.SA. 500: low mil. - $50
1945 HID. Special "S0' Gu. in.
OHB. 595
1a4S Aer, twin; 200 miles $50
More than so others to choose from.
A deposit will hold any machine for
spring delivery. Cash, terms, or
trade. Open Friday ewes. till 8 PM
HARLEY-DAVIDSON
Sales and Service, 1865 3lst St.
NV. MI. 0602. 10
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MOD. COUNTRY HOME

NIOO. NOO1N " 11O4E4'
Betw. T. B. and Waldorf: 80 acres:
3 rms. lee. liv. rm. with fireplace.
3 baths. oil h.-w.h; farm bldgs; ;
small clear branch; MORE land avail
able. A home or investment. Also
other good locality farms and water
front property. MA. 1871, HI. 6336.
0. B. ZANTZINGER co.
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All advertisements Offering
automobiles for sale must In
clude actual selling price Of car.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

DOWN-TO-EARTH BUY-3 homes. b
car gar, tool house, boat house. ia
acres of matchless shrubbery. In
come S1,s00; sale price. SI7,500,
good terms.
All-yr modern equip. bung., S625O
Furn. bung., large lot. overlooking
West River Beach. only $40 per mo
$500 all-yr. home beau. site.
Bay Ridge, new bung.. $3.50. terms.
LARGE hotel. North Beach, fully furn
and equip: ready for season.
2.000-ft. 16-acre waterfront estate;
larve homes, stables and bldss. Only
one OF its kind; > miles from Ann :
apolis: fenced for jumping horses.
Subdivision Is possible.
c. c. WOODARD. Shady Side, Nd
past p. o. West River 64"1. 30
WATERFRONT COTTAGEs-4-room
house. electricity and water, on
Neal Sound. 81 900
5,,room house. electricity and bath
front porch and fireplace. on Po-
tomac River. S4.75O. MILES B
NORRIS, Cobb Island, Nd. 20
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FARMS WANTED

WANTED-FARM or acreage; Mary
land preferred. Give price, location,
details. Box 357-C. Star. 90.
WANT SMALL FARM in Frederick,
Montsomery or Howard Co. Md, in
exchange for modern brick house
in Arlington, Va. ME. 24s5.
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AUTO PAINTING
TAxIcAB FOR SALE
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

USED PARTS, all makes. Junk cars
bought. ST. 9034; ewes. DE. ISIS.
1910 BUICK" Special, all parts. CAN
COMPLETE TRAILER FRONTS; SIS
and up. BRENNER AUTO PARTS,
1910 Montana ave. ne, FIR. 1910.
TRUCK BODIES-Made to order. st.
ate repairs, truck dept. FRED s.
GICENER IRON WORKS, INC, 1914
TIRES AND TUBES "a. size 5x50xl7
inch, excellent cond., So5; also car
heater. $3.50; also parts for 1913.
Essex GE. 1896.
FORD VS. MOTOR and rear end.
spring. l2-ton truck, 1895, $50;
front end. So: other Ford parts
1875. cheap; Continental 81 mo-
JaH1
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CLEARANCE SALE

GO) l941 Ford ;. ton panels. These
trucks are clean looking and ready
TO roll; most have new motors; each,
S415.
1871 International Vanette. excellent
condition; ideal for cleaning estab-
lishment; S495.
Cash. terms or trade. Free D. C.
inspection.
Herson Auto & Appliance Co.
9Th and o SITS. NV, DE. 400. 20
PAINTER! PLASTERER! or decorator !
Here is 1941 Chevrolet Ia ton
panel truck equipped with ladder
rack on roof; ideal for carrying
tools and materials; protected agains'
theft and weather; a BARGAIN al
S595, terms or trade. Ask for truck
CIEpNEP A6nTOP 20
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CHERNER MOTOR co.

IIS1. "''o . II n - q n ~
TRUCK VALUES
Chevrolet 1870 '2-ton panel. sIs5.
Ford 1915 i1s-ton, CES LIVE, $3.50.
Mack 1874 2-ton C&c LWBu S4p6
GMc 1915 .ta-ton ACR-5a3 TRACTOR,
2:speed axle, $3.50. JAit .S@it
International. 194s ton pickup
with canpov. TOP. S7p5.
Dodse l942 l-ton panel excel.
cond.. 5000.
GMC 1a4l ia>ton panel S3p5.
GMC l947 1h-ton stake. AL cond.,
81 .015.
GMC Truck g. Coats Div.
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WOODBURN ACRES

10 miles to D. C. via Lee blvd. IS
acres consisting of subdiv. of 2222
lots from u to ! "a acres, plus 50
acres with long State road frontage
plus owners 4-bedrm. house, guest
house and garage Centrally To-
Gated between main highways, sur
rounded by restricted Developments.
Ideal for ramblers Attractive stream
through property. $4,000. terms.
CAPUTI REALTY co.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

NEW PANELS, vans and stakes, b
arT n hoe5 opssArs asy Esek sEKvGE e ysn s T1s,
Driv-Ur-SelO. POI Que st. NV.
a"sILsBtE IMMEDIATELY 1e4s
Chevrolet vans. stakes, panels and
plcAupS. for hire by day. wk. or con-
snsei; sEfF s9a sg9RI1c 6 sERVIGE R ME RH1V-uR
LOCAL MOVING and general haul
ing; white drivers. Call after 6
pm. weekdays, all day Sat. Sun.
TR, 2940. 30
VAN TRUCK. any size lob; prompt
service reas.: local or Ions distance.
ia. 2931' after 8 pm. GE. 1416.
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FC',D 1916 stake truck; 500 or best
offer
Studebaker 1947 panel truck; 5000
or best offer.
GMC 1941 stake truck: $500 or best
offer Call MRS. AUGUSTINE, EX.
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1916 2-Ton Chevrolet
van truck. Eft. body; 5000,
1916 ! 2-Ton Chevrolet
stake truck; Eft body; $3.50.
Al cond. low mileage; must make
room for new trucks: best buys ever
offered in Wash. Can be seen a.
1910 [, St NV rs
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PONTIAC ACCESSORIES
Replacement motors iany year,.
Seat covers Inventory sale),
Tires-Midtown HEADQUARTERS 1or
saueegce tires, General puncture-
proof tubes.
Batteries fGE Delco).
For spring tune-up and free brake
tests. drop in at our complete
automotive center under one roof.
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
Wash,'s Largest Pontiac Dealer,
1437 Irving st. NV, AID. $500.
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PROSPECT HILL.

On Old Dominion dr., 4 miles north
Of White House: exceptional Of
fering Of tracts from 5 to . acres;
prices range from $500 to $4,000;
your selection of woods or cleared
ground; some with springs or
streams.
Herman E. Gasch & Son
500 woodward Building, Ma. 1884;
Saturday and Sunday, DaleYieW
915o ~
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5 ACRE, large spring ---S 500
10 acre, good stream $50
90 acre, river side, deep we'll 800
30 acre. 3-r. barn, orch. level 1900
45 acre, 7-r., el. hy.. good
80 acre, Ar, we'll grav. I'd. $3.50
$50 acre, 6-r., > unfin. well 1850
5 good dairy farms, take choice
'o barSain M 1900
446 acre stock farm. terms. See
B. F. PERROW. Remington, Va.
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Developers Opportunity
1.777 acres Of gently rolling land Q
miles from Washington for the low
price Of $3.50 per acre. The ap-
proaches are good. the possibilities
unlimited for the development Of the
planned community of tomorrow.
S15O,OO0 down. with partial releases.
MASON HIRST
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lSO AChkS, M0ntg. Co., StoCk IArm !.
S-rm. house, well. electricity, 2
barns. large stream. ! mile hard
road frontage; 20 mi. D. c.; Sls'-
900: terms.
100 acres, MontE: Co; s-rm: house;
streams; i mile Of $40; improy.
$50 acres. Montg. Co. dairy farm;
:}4-stall shington type barn; ma
ternity barn: 80 acres perm. pas
ture, 3 streams; milk check aver
ages 81 500 mo-: imp-ov. road: 25
mi. D. C.; S92 per acre: terms.
275 acres, Montg. Co., stock farm
furnace: new 6-rm. tenant house,
implement shed, bsmt, barn, cattle.
sheep and hog barn; lge. stream
pvt. drive: 9 mi. improv. road
frontage; 30 mi. D. c.; $4,000.
293 acres, Frederick Co.; modernized
pre-Civn War: 10 rms, brick show
place; mod. 7-rm. managers house,
4S-Stall dairy barn, never failing
springs: pvt. drive, fertile land; 40
miles D. c.; make offer
327-acre. Howard Co.; stone mansion:
built 1911 by Gen. Merritt; mod.
guesthouse, 2 tenant houses. barns,
ETC.: river frontage, perm. pasture;
10 mi. Bait. 80 mi. d. c.; price.
~ acres. Monts. County: s-rm.
house. garage. fruit, streams. near
railroad; price, $500. Call Charles
Jamison, agent, Poolesville 20I6.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
rn0d uJ{e Ave- WI S6nO WI 12on
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BETTER LIVING FOR LESS in
trailer coach. See our complete line
of Whitley and Prairie Schooner
trailers. TRAILER VILLAGE SALES,
SS0l Wash. -Balto. blvd, BerWyn,
Md Call TO 66S1. -25
1947 STREAMLIGHT Shorthand tan
DEM l owner; trailer has never
been pulled on the road. Must be
LACE SALES. 1901 Wash. BALTIC
blvd, Berwvn, Md. Call TO. 66S1
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STATION WAGONS Cont.

STATION WAGON, 194s Dodge (ex.
port type) radio, heater, seat COW
ers, upholstery: 6-ply LIP tires;
5000 miles. DE. 6100, Apt. 700.
MERCURY 1941; sacrifice; completely
overhauled. excel cond. Must sell
Private owner GIL. 421S. al
194l heater, good tires.
general condition very good; $3.50.
NE. 24S5.
1912 suburban carry.
all; excel. cond.; $3.50. HO. 0236.
FORD 194S station wagon: low mile
age, owner; r and h: not 4
b4emish on woodwork; excel. motor
and tires; like new; $1,000 or $500
cash. bal. bank notes. HO. 1855.
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WATERFRONT PROP WANTED
sEAsHORE PROPERTY

WILL PAY CASH for a home on the
bay or river: state full particulars
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LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH
BARGAIN COTTAGE
Frame cottage, only $4,000; down
S25: 5Ox1OO lot in wooded area;
surfaced street, central water con-
nectlon; will make fine summer
home for mediums sized family.
M E ROCKHILL. INC. See driving
directions elsewhere in this column.
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I,EESBURG PIKE

Approx. IA acres within mi. Of
Fails Church, fronting on Leesburg
pike. Partly wooded with stream:
Dial operator and ask for Elmwood
325 Ono toll.
VIM. H. Laughlin, Realtor
Exclusive Agent. Mclean. Va. IL
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It2 ACHES on. all-year-round road
improved with T-room frame mouse
electricity, telephone. hardwood
floors in two rooms. barn 3ox6O.
meat house, hog house, > chicken
houses, granary: 20, acres clear,
balance in small timber; water IN
every field; farm is well fenced
1913 acres. 81 miles from Gathers
burg, about Is acres OF woodland,
balance tractor tillable; improved with
oil heating plant, several outbuild-
ings consisting Of sheds for trucks,
chicken houses, hog house nne
streams Price. S25 5000. Call
Fred B. CuShman, Realtor
$40 Frederick Avenue. osithersburs'
Nd. Tel 300.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-05
wv. BURR J0HN50N5' |LEAVE.0N BAQAN0F
 ITO LIVE IN STATES

of great regret to their wide circle of Alaska friends is the de- parture of the w. Burr Johnson family, to live in the states.
 MT. and Mrs. Johnson, with thelr daughters, Elsa, 15, and Ann, IS, sailed at 9 am. today on the Baranof.
 They will take delivery on a new car in Seattle, then drive to Southern Oregon to spend Christ mas with MT. Johnsons family, whose home is in the Rogue River Valley.
 Then they will go to Walla Walla, Wash, where the girls, popular and talented members of Juneaus younger set, will be entered in the wellknown St. Paups School for Girls.
 Elsa, who last year won the cup here for Women's Class B skiing, is glad there will be skiing near by, but is certain it will not compare to what she is used to.
 Both the girls were born in Ju- neau, where MT. and Mrs. John son have lived since 1881. Mrs. Johnson has teen a resident since her early childhood. Her mother, Mrs. George Baggen of Sitka, visited the family here before their departure.
 MT. and Mrs. Johnson expect to drive to Arizona for a two-month vacation in the Southwest, where they may settle, although they have DO definite plans.
 Both have been leaders in com- munity life in Juneau and especi- ally interested in Girl Scout work. MT. Johnson served on the Girl Scout Council for two years. Mrs. Johnson also was active in Trinity Episcopal Church.
 MT. Johnson completed serving a term on the City Council this fall the term which was extended to I21s years. He is immediate Past President of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce.
 For three years, MT. Johnson has ! been Vice President of the R. J Sommers Construction Company, the firm with which he started as ac- countant 13 years ago.
 VII. Harrington, Jr., has bough; the commodious Johnson home on Seventh Avenue.
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and started to inspect it's interior Two plain clothes men who looked like Russians aimed a tommygun at me and showed me out"
 Roberts said he saw huge crates in the planes but did not know what they contained. He added it seemed illogical to me to have tommy-gun guards on American planes going to Russia"
 Roberts, who was stationed at Namao Airport during the war ts brief pilots on the northern route, told the story in connection with Washingtin charges that Russian couriers carried atomic secrets out of the United States via lend lease planes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-05
Muk|uks or Shoes! A.N.S.
 Understanding Works Out
 Problems al Mi. Edgetumbe

The little fellow thought long time when asked to discard his nukluks and try on pair of shoes, shortly after he was enrolled as student at Mt. Edgecumbe Voca- tlonal School.
 You know" he said almost sob- -ingly to Mrs. Geraldine Miles, so- cial worker at the institution, my mother made these mukluks for me, and I don't like to . -
 But after watching the other 6Co students at work and studying all wearing shoes-he doffed the northern footwear and now goes happily about in his new shoes.
 The mukluk incident is only one of the problems-some large, some small-which confront Mrs. Miles from time to time in her position as personal guidance officer for the school.
 In Juneau last week for a short business conference with Dr. Eve lyn Butler, welfare director for the Alaska Native Service, Mrs. Miles is tusy establishing her post as soclal worker, the first one to be placed on the schools staff.
 Four years previous to her ar rival at Mt. Edgecumbe three months ago, she was with the Colorado River Indian Agency at Parker, Ariz., working with the Mojave tribes. A few Hopis and Navajos were at the agency, too. She is originally from Deadwood, SD.
 SOME SAVE PARKAS
 The Arctic children arrive wear ing rarkas and skin clothing, but soon discard them for sweaters, neckties and all the accoutrements of the resident Alaskans from the States, she said. Some bring suits and dresses with them from the little villages. And few keep their fine parkas, not for souvenirs, but for practical use when they return to their former homes after com p,eting their schooling.
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has mo knowledge of the incident or anything like 1t"
 No InvestlgatiOn {. The Air Force began digging through it's records for the report Jordan said he made. As yet it has found none, it said, adding that no formal investigation is being made just check for any report re- ceived from Jordan.
 Congressional investigators were probing the charges at the direc- tion of Chairman McMahon (D- Conn) of the Senate-H House Atomic Committee.
 Meantime, in New York, Robert E. Sherwood, who was closely as- sociated with Hopkins and Presi- dent Roosevelt during the war, call- ed Jordan's statement "one of the most amazing cock and bull stories I have ever heard" he said that Hopkins did not discuss topmOst secrets over the public telephone. J
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-05
FIRE PICTURE TONIGHT
 FOR CHANNEL MEN

Douglas Volunteer Bremen, ard any other men of the channel area, are invited to see the picture on Hose Care and Method of Use and MGM picture on Arson, which will be shown tonight in the Eagles Hall at o'clock, under the spon- sorship of the Douglas Fire De- department. The movie was shown in the Elks hall last week for the benefit of the Juneau Fire men, at which time the Douglas Group was invited. The show proved so interesting and instructive, that Chief Shudshift and President Bob Anderson arranged to have it shown here so the majority of the Fire men could attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-05
BLACKERBYS DUE IN
 ON PRINCESS NORAH

MT. and Mrs. Ava w. Blackerby and their son Kirk, are expected to return to Juneau tomorrow on the Princess Norah. Mrs. Blackerby and Kirk have been in St. Paul, Ore, for about two months.
 Kirk broke his arm in play ground accident, and complications ensued. "Blackie" flew to Oregon to be with his family and return with them after Kirk's arm had been reset.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-05

Many of the children come from broken homes, they said. One fourth of the students have nc parents, one-half have only one and the remaining quarter have both parents, pr. Butler pointed out
 This brings up the vital problem of keeping many of the children occupied and happy during the summer three-month vacation Many have relatives they have lost contact with or show no interest in, Mrs. Miles said, and she is at tempting to re-establish interest in their relatives.
 GO TO CAMP
 Many years ago, Eskimos kept contact with even distant relatives out today, because of changing cir cumstances, this custom has more or less faded out.
 Some of the children are sent tc summer camps similar to those ir the States, she said, where they row toats, fish and play during the fine weather. Others are sent 70 relatives they perhaps have never seen before, but who take them in for the summer and a new family is formed
 A great many students wish to 20 Outside to work or attend a University she said. But in event they are unable to, their vocational studies at the school enable them to take up an occupation in Alaska
 The Aleuts, Indians and Eskimos there have no personal differences whatsoever, she pointed out, other than occasional childhood argu- nients bound to happen in any school.
 The social program set up, Dr Butler said, is preventive rather than remedial. An attempt is being made to forestall problems before they arise, rather than waiting until they have gotten under way, she explained.