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30 NJ st. NE. ME. N5U5.

FORD As stake 1a-ton; excellent
cond Quick sale. 1895.
HANDLEY MOTOR co.
1920 Ga. ave. NV, RA. BIS.
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GARAGES FOR RENT

GARAGES FOR RENT
319 11th ST. S.E.-Rear, dble. brick
gar; centrally located; S25 mo.
Call Mr.. Hill, FEDERAL RENTAL
CO., 915 N. Y. ave. NV, MA. T4O3.
SINGLES on soft. alley, Truck gar.
with very large approach. Rear of
625 18th st. ne, WO. S026.
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30 ACRES

Located within mi. Sill. spg., on
county rd.: has a good high build
ing site, with nice view; this is pro-
ductive land and a good buy at
$4,000.
THOMPSON & GRAY
Realtors. 9O4 Ellsworth DIR, 81.
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EARNS FOR SALE Cont J
MeNaught Syndicate, Inc.

COUNTRY HOMES, estates and stock
farms in Northern Virginia. COM
Shown by appointment. Phone Hern-
don 3S, BUELL. FARM AGENCY,
Herndon, Fairfax Co., Va. %
FOR SALE BY OWNER-Near War
renton. Va: very -well-kept fertile
farm. 800 acres. 45 in timber. two
so So0Gm and eRniss eRcssn houses large as
income; 81 100 per acre; on hard
surfaced road. school bus passes
Fl farm BoS LIZA sd4s. ST Star ITO
clear, in crops with an S-rm. hse:
lge. barn and 8 other bldgs;; 9 mi;
from Col. Beach. 81 mi. D. C.: small
cash and $40 or 500 mo. WHITE,
esa To 800 ACRE dairy farm; good
buildings, alfalfa land; no stock,
Call Rockville 24Oo or 1854 for
NEAR OLNEY-so acres, s11,95o;
improved 7-rm. farm house, excel.
SOL and Ss5H xs5er' best sss S6RpSak sH 1ol
YOUNG. Real Estate. -
1873 ACRES, $I1.OOO-Near Warren
ton and. Skyline Drive, on good
hsrd-surfaced road rs acres cleared,
20 acres apple orchard; Groom
, house, electricity. excellent water
supply; 107-ft. drilled we'll: good
streams, barn, corn and chicken
houses. CAPUTI REALTY CO.. phone
FA. "l22. a
HOWARD CO. 1875 acres; large.
white stone house. $50 years old, in
AL condition; fireplaces, 3 baths,
bedrooms and servants quarters;
also tenant house. large bank barn,
] mi. of new board fencing. beauti-
full grounds. large shade trees,
shrubbery; stone house sets back
nicely; property fronts on highway
large stream with sparkling spring
1875 acres, all under cultivation and
grazing; 200 more fertile acres ad-
joining avail. with house and large
bank barn, large stream, sparkling
spring water; frontage on highway
a bargain if you take all; ideal for
dairy or stock farm; immediate
possession.
JOHN BURDOFT
n y ~ ~
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FtN brick, 3-family unit. 2 bed
kitcfiSS- range, refrigerator and
bath IA each unit. Exceptional in
come in preferred location.
MANNAS REALTY
2116 Wilson blvd, Arl., OK. or Gil.
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oEElcEs FOR RENT

two 2-RM. SUITES, in heart Of
Silver Spring; S1Oo each per mo.
ATTRACTIVE small private ONCE.
ra; phone ' service; % immed eep'ioS occupaney ies
K ST. NV, near 18th - Modern
office, consisting Of rms. and bath
on 3rd f.. with auto. elevator
EoYS is55!sf :sf'l RAyis Ssf co. 1873 s!50 ns Sc
BEAUTTFUL. ; Convenient once: finest
igrntshinss; SIX months sub lease;
1sVEsF%ENP s1q9 mi Pu uBSSi1.sDoi1Ne-pvNt. S1soi fm,
sssssa and ,senssed NA seises
ATTRACTIVE. centrally located ONCE
suite; modern. glass-partitioned Of
fees, furnished with use Of reception
finest location in the city; iigbt and
airy ONCE bldg; 18th and SITS,
DOCTOR OR DENTIST SUITE now
available in uptown Conn. ave. apt.
bldg; 1st a.. corner, most desirable,
fEauM f!sS ne arRsEh GiI REArTY hEi T5snsss; sY:;
FHRN. HR OFF OFFICE, in professional suite,
avail. immed. 1424 K st. NV. Ad-
dress Box I63-z; ; Star; u " =.
Evans hvs;,.b1e 4so mes,ately neS YeTk
auirements. PENN PROPERTIES,
ExCELLENr LOCATION. opposite
Mayfiower Hotel-ofice suite. 3a
rooms. 3rd floor avail, Immediately;
bRiTsa aam9gEh lesSf ovERsEAs sGnsea ARMR9 A2as
CORP. 1124 Conn. ave. NV, or
Realtors. Haener and sandoz. ~
IDEAL OFFICE SPACE. End floor,
with direct entrance to street, 2
doors above woodward q Lothrop
service. Call w. w. KING, 81. 1852.
DESK SPACE, incl. tel. ans. serv.;
all bus. fac. incl. superior secretar-
nee: Ia ssrv; .vs yfarr5Sund E% sss7 ~ 'ond Iyt
FURNISHED oFF1CE ROOM. fully
equipped. for real estate, insurance
or investments; in the business dis
trict; conv. transportation. Call
MoDEKs s51 ass0' OFFICE, .,r-eond. .l..
wall carpeting.. newly dec; reason
aHsK ab!s Tatf; Rr avs,Iasls ssas now Call MISS
IN CONVENIENT Upper Georgia ave.
location. $50 month and up; tele-
able. ssCall KAY REALTY CO., INC,
RA. 1900. .
DENTAL OFFICE. fully equipped; 3
chairs, 2 X-rays, etc. Daily from
2 pm. all day Sat. and Sun. Box
1927. Star. -5
1857 X ST. N.W.-4-rm. ONCE, rea-
sonable rent; avail. Sept. Is. For
information call ST. 1910. %
SILVER SPRING, doctor. dentist or
business office; secretarial and OPP
orator service avail. Colesville pike,
close In. H. r. BIEBER, SH. 1855.
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VAGABOND
HORNER'S TRAILER CENTER. 9th
and Fla. ave. me-. FIR. 1921.
PRAIRIE SCHOONER
On display at MANNING TRAILER
SALES, 1901 Wash. .-Balto. blvd,
Berwyn, Md. Call TO. 668l.
SEE QUE wide range Of models tn
sUsn ssSn ":sIaass si.ass ana % a'1nS Easy terms
Richter Trailer Sales
Bervyn Md call TO b035
TRAILER COACHES
See the new schult. Travelo. Ameri-
our display lot from 8 am. to
pm. daily and Sunday; SO months
to pay.
American Trailer Co., Inc.
4O3O Wis. Ave. NV. WQ. 1891.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE
JEEP TRUCK 194s; under 1000 mi. ;
Sl25, back cover, like new; priced
for immed. sale: $1,275. OF. 1868.
DODGE 1912 A-ton panel delivery;
excellent running condition. nne
tires, new transmission. new rear
end; passsssd ssss p; e; npSs lnipssslsn cthY III;
LINOLEUM CO., 608 r st. NV.
WILL TRADE my equity in. 1e4s
GMC heavy-duty dump truck Tor car
Or light truck in good condition.
eau vi. 2226 and ask ~ TIN. -
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LOTS WANTED
EARNS FOR SALE

6OxI5O OR LARGER-In Kensing
ton area. Must have utilities. Call
TR. 1880, -3
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INVEST. PRoP.-sALE CONT

MODERN FIREPROOF APT. bldg 80
Annual income approx. S2o,GOO.
After expenses and mortgage reduc-
ton, annual net cash return about
$4,000. Required down payment,
$50 900. Call Mr. Tarver, 81, $500.
with E. M. FRY, INC, Realtors, WI.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

REAL ESTATE WANTED
1 PAY CASH for houses; ieIs q aers:.
I WILL BUY OR SELL your property.
frame or brick, white or colored
also specializing in GI homes. Gail
MR.. WALTER MILLER, ME. 1920;
ewes, DE. 5346.
3 BEDRMS. plus storage. Good buy;
$4,000 class, No agents. Airing
ton, D. c., close-in Md, OK. 3S1S,
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'TODAY'S VALUES
TRICK VALVES

TRUCK VALUES
Al GMc h-ton panel S295
Al Studebaker mdser. ------- 750
AZ Int. h-ton pickup ------ 695
81 Int. 2-ton pickup w 95
As Ford model FS tractor;
Esp. rear. air brakes, 9th
wheel saddle tanks: trail
er compl.; excel. cond 1895
Open until 1890 Saturdays.
GMC Truck & Coach Div.
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SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT

FOR SERVICE MEN oNLY-4-rm
house. In the country. front and
ment: no bus; limit of 2 children
Phone Rockville 1924. IS
BROOM BRICK BUNGALOW, gas
a.-c. heat; available Sept. 18th;
$1O5: close to everything. A. STAN
LEY MOREAU. WA. 2571. WA. $3.50
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MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY WANTED
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
TWO GMC, Witt-Will semitrailers,
II It. long. 400 Gu. IT.. furniture
van body, 7.20 tires, used, no rea-
sonable offer refused. SECURITY
STORAGE CO., 114O 18th ST., Wash.
USED PARTs for cars and trucks.
front ends to make trailers. as low
as SS each: motors. transmiSsions
parts satisfactory OF money re-
funded. KENILWORTH AUTO CO..
1901 Kenilworth ave. ne. vi. all
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IMMEDIATE CASH
Por your home, white or eoaorsd
COX d CO.. RE 1888.

FOR ANY wAREHoUsING SERVICES
Including negotiable receipts, dis
play or ONCE space. Call AT. 1000,
BENNING TERMINAL CORP,
(To Serve You Better Is Our Chief
Concern.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR REM

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR KENT
GROOM BUNGALOW. on corner,
commercial. suitable for Offices Of
any kind and home. Call OK. 0934
ewes, OK. 1922. =
S-RM. HOUSE. $4,000 So IT, of
ground in center of Bethesda, S175
per mo. E. NJ. FRY, INC, WI. 6740.
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Modern Bldg, 3 Els.
Near 18th g. Columbia Rd.
I6xI6' store, . apis. over store and
garage. Gas heat. GERBICH, MI.
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TWO a-FAMIIY limits
1st POSTWAR BARGAIN

4-FAMILY FLAT, colored, separate
h.-W.h.: conv. NE. loc. Price, SIS
600. Call F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
RE 11S1 or WI Sh67
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BEAUTY
MAGNIFIED
WHITE, BRICK

3 lovely bedrms., full tile bath, tre-
mendous kitchen, with range refgr.
and Bendix, on 1st floor; Q more
semifnished rooms up; S12,750. win
go GI with $3.50 cash and $50 per
mo-, including taxes and insurance
LURIA BROS, 2300 Wilson blyd.,
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HISTORICAL HOME

HlSIOHICAL HUME
A truly f,ne period Colonial, 100
wears old, located in Falls Church,
situated on 11a-acre lot. among fine
did oaks, poplars, crepe myrtle and
lovely shrubs. First q. has large
restfuI den, 17x2S-ft. living rm.
tfirepiace), unusually generous din
Ing rm... old fashioned roomy kitcn-
hath and N, with maids room on
hack stairway; slate roof. City
water. sewerage and paved street.
ChiId;s playhouse in rear. Sugsest
discussion Of terms, and to arrange
lnspection, call
.MANNAS REALTY
S116 Wilson blvd, GIL. or OK. 27s4.
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Arlington Realty Co.

COLONIAL-$9, ,99O
A beautiful 3-bedrm. home. built on
your lot with approx. $4,000 1st
trust; colored tile bath. lge. liv.. rm.,
full din. rm.. lge. kit. full base
ment. To reach: Out Lee hwy. TO
N. Roosevelt St. turn left to 18th
ST. and open sign.
WESTWOOD TT 3-3100
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"APROPOS"

Yes, appropriate for that certain cou-
pie or small family. A. 3.bedroom
for the more particular people. Un-
usually spacious rooms; beautiful,
wide concrete porchs attached ga
rage, and complete basement. There
are memorable moments for those
who inspect this home. $17,750
for qualif1ed buyers only.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
LEE hwy at Glehe I'd OW. 5000. q
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End TRUST LOANS
SIMON WAGMAN. sol Eye st. NV.
RE 1900
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

Store. 2 rooms and bath in rear
ISXtj5; apt. above of 3 rooms, kit
and bath and open porch. SIMON
BELOFF Real Estate once, 909
N. Y. ave. NV. MA. S1S7 and RA.
1926. .
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ly like new; 81 1880; caSh, trade or
s4s5 @ down; WoaPE n2aP MOTORS 18th
De soTo 1871; privately owned; ex-
S6s5. See Friday after 1 pm. or
pH s.tso5dsy. go4S ,ssi 81 4d4 aSs1a sedan; by pri
last week. May be financed: s67S
or best offer under. HU. .4157. Z
DODGE 1941 Custom club coupe;
ssy sssS fe'ffdsiSdfd 5Rs 'eT@S
p6paE 3 ave isas Is ec1veetiSis; eo; essE; only
months old, perfect shape: all extras;
pf faertss 1851 at or g. ssh,7s2il 2l1s. sr best oeF
n1SGh and f.. lyss jass 1pssisd s!fsn D. nnsn in
spection in peri. cond: throughou;
1oR gsg mss this open Sns foF S44SM = NAY r.
FIoWER MoToRs, INC" 1is5 18TH
DODGE 1917 4-dr sedan. in perfect
sond' with vi 5.!; a,sl and h; s1 2s9so aiSs mi
DODGE '36: good tires, Al motor,
and h.; SITS or best offer. PU.
DODGE DODGE 1s4s roadster. blue; radio,
as S585 down, S16.97 q week: Ma
tional Insurance coverage included
CARR SALES CORP, 1891 Wis. ave.
EN-. 8277. Open 8 to 3.
sedan; original blue finish. radio,
heater, seat covers; was $795; sale
price. this week end, S595. Buy
from a reliable new car dealer and
iaxe ins on ncSPfroE SPf toE'il MoToRs. ea silver
Springs PACKARD Dealer. 7s0iI
DoSGE DfSGkE 1915 4.door custom sedan;
light green; r. and h., signals, other
extras: like new inside and out; per-
feet mechanically; pvt. owner;
DODGE 1913 club sedan; original
Egyptian sand finish radio. heater.
defrosters, custom seat covers, fluid
drive; 30-day guarantee: new.car
spnn''o from reliable new-car dealer and
save on our low-term bank fnanc-
ing. CAPITOL MOTORS. Silver
SPRINGS PACKARD dealer, 1901
DODGE 1912 club coupe: II you want
q car Of this type see this peIore
looking elsewhere; real 1Ty rrsM ~
S745; terms and trade. DISTRICT
MOTOR CO., Sc. Branch 325O Fa;
ave. Sc. Hudson factory dealer:|2I
DODGE Al 4-dr.;' an outstanalns
buy; inexpensive transp, S515, |
$3.50 down; easy terms. MOIGE
CREDIT CO.. 523 H st. ne. u.
S.0110, . 70 o.
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THE GREEN LIGHT
You can go ahead with this spaci-
Gus 6-rm. brick Colonial knowing
that your investment will be safe;
! bedrm. has built-in chest Of
drawers, Colonial mantle and flrepl.
in lge. liv. rm., side screened porch
over 2O-ft. long, formal din. rm.,
breakfast in equipped kit, full
bsmt. with outside entrance, IA
acre of level velvet green lawn. AL
for S15Q50
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-03

ports moved o3 percent of the 63,- l38 tons sent to the Territory.
 He said commercial shipping costs to Alaska are $1288 per measure ment ton, with the loading chargf bcrne by the vessel operator anc the discharging costs by the Army
 On Army transports, he contin- ued, the cost is S8,36 per ton, in oluding S2 ton loading charge.
 From this" he said, it will ct noted that the cost by Army trans port is approximately 65 percent oi the cost by commercial carrier un- der relatively comparable condi- tions."
 Heileman said that 1908 slori tons were shipped to Alaska by mili- tary air in 1948 while commercial, air shipments were negligible. Army shipments in November and Decem- Der by commercial truck over the Aloan Highway were 462 short tons of perishables and l63 tons of non- perishable freight, he said
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-03
FIGHT PROMOTION
 MAY START BRAWI

MIAMI, Fla, March 3.-tR- Two world heavyweight boxing cham licns" and a bitter brawl for finan- cial control of the ear -scrambling trade are the likely results of Joe Louis decision to re-retire and be- come a promoter.
 The two champs" will probably emerge from this scramble:
 l. Winner of a l5-rcund Ezzard Charles-Jersey Joe Walcott bout, to be promoted by Louis and his asso- ciates in June, will be recognized by the National Boxing Association.
 2. Jack Solomons, British pro- nloter, will claim the title for the survivor of a series involving Bruce Woodccck and Freddie Mills.
 Louis touched off this wild scramble yesterday in surprising fashion when Abe Green, NBA comm ssioner, made public a letter in which the Brown Bomber form ally resigned as champion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-03
ARMY TO CHANGE SHIPPING POLICY,
 ALA5kA FREIGHT

WASHINGTON, March 3.-R- The Army says it has a policy of shipping as many of its Alaskan supplies as possible commercial car- Tier, and plans to reduce the num- Der of army-operated vessels in the Alaskan trade.
 This was brought out in a letter from Maj Gen. F. A. Heileman, Army chief of transportation, which Senator Magnuson D-Wash.) has made public. Magnuson had asked for figures on military cargo ship ments to Alaska in 1948.
 Heiieman said that during the first eight months of 1948 private car- riers handled 72 percent of the 197,- 509 measurement tons of Alaskan military cargo. CA measurement ton is unit of cargo freight, usually 4o cubic feet)
 During the last four months, with a West Coast maritime strike ty- ing up commercial shipping all but half month, he said, Army trans
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-03
.PAA KETCHlkAN FLIGHT
 HELD IN JUNEAU AGAIN

A Pan American Airways flight to Ketchikan has been held again in Juneau because of weather with passengers as guests at the Cas- tineau. The passengers listed as living in Ketchikan are Elsie Ben dickson, Ruth Gervasi, Mrs. Vir- ginia Bliss, Mrs. H. L. Croker and Jeanne, Melvin Croken, Mrs. Eden Ebercrombie, Windell Stonson, G. Salkeld, Thomas File, and Oscar Erickson.
 Mrs. ELen Abercromtie has made two round trips to Seattle in an attempt to get home from a Pioneers meeting here last Mon day, week ago. but has been un- aEle to reach her destination be- cause of poor landing conditions.
 Other passengers scheduled for Kctchikan on the same flight are: Marion Hunskor of Oak Harbor. Wash, Lawrence Litzen of Anchor age, Violet Haynes of Wrangell. and Ellyn Lopez of Los Angeles. Calf.
 Turkey Shoot, Legion Dugout, Thursday Night, 8 pm. B St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-03
Donald MatD Donald 5coffs Al Proposal for Railway
 North from Prime George

FAIRBANKS, Alaska March B. R-The Father of the A k 6, Highway" Donald Macdonald, lab- els as another piledriver to drive a tack the proposal that President Truman negotiate with Canada for the construction of rail link from Prince George, E. C., to Kobe on the Alaska Railroad
 The project. Macdonald said, was "an effort to unload cn U. $. tax payers the Canadian Government owned railroad, which like the Alas ka Railroad, is unable to pay it's own way"
 Macdonald recommended instead the con s tr u ct i o n of a 550-mile stretch of highway which would shorten the present road connection between Seattle and Fairbanks by l,CCo miles. The highway would run from Fort St. James to Atlin and would link the British Columbia Highway system with the Alaska road network.
 The rail link proposal whic h touched off MacDonalo's reply was advanced by Senator Magnuson GD- Wash) and Sen. Hugh Butler, (R-NebD.
 Magnuson's statement that rail- road over the route, determined 1y a secret" survey, could be built for ,859,CO0, also drew fire from the Alaskan.
 Loud Secret
 He called the estimate misleading and scoffed: Secret survey-that's something like a secret brass band
 Macdonald said he spoke as the man in charge of the office of en- gineering during 1922 survey for a proposed military railroad from Prince George to Teller, on the Bering Sea-a stretch which en- oompassed the link referred to by Magnuson.
 Computations showed, Macdonald asserted, that the extension of the Pacific Great Eastern Railroad could not be built for less than $300,0o0,- coo, whereas a Fort St. James-Atlin highway could he constructed for $2C,000,0 ,000
 Quoting an Army estimate ttlas cargo movement by highway ap- proximated a million tons annually, Macdonald said savings by shorten ing the route thousands of miles would pay for construction of the road link in eight months
 Macdonald long has been one of Alaska's most active champions Of development of the territory through expansion of its roads.
 He pioneered the engineering phases of the Alaska Highway and was appointed by President Roose- welt as Alaska member of the Alas ka International Highway Commis- SiOn
 Macdonald said: Neither the Pa- cific Great Eastern nor the Alaska Railroad would be acle to generate consistently enough freight to pay operation maintenance to say noth- ing of interest on the investment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-03
A.C.C.A. MEMBERS
 INVITED TO HEAR
 DR. PHILIP MOORE

The regular monthly luncheon meeting of the board of trustees of Juneau-Douglas Chapter, flask a Crippled Children's Association, vii, be held tomorrow noon in the Bar ancf Hotel. All board members are urged to attend.
 pr. Philip H. Moore, orthopedic surgeon at the Mount Edgecunbe Hospital, Sitka, is expected to be in Juneau, and will be a guest or the chapter at this meeting. All ACCA members are invited.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-03

Turkey Shoot, Legion Dugout Thursday Night, pm. B 3
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d. Tt have been on this job
for three years and like my work
and the people fine. They are
leaving the city for a months va
cation on the coast and are in
sisting that | go along. They plan
to spend the month of August a.
way Do you think | would be
happy to make the trip? Is it too
late to get a Guide this year.
Ans: II would be a wonderful
vacation for you. Your duties will
be approximately the same as
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they are at the present, but yOG
can expect to make some nice So
ciaI contacts during your hours
off from work. And besides the
change will do you good mentally
and morally. No, il isn't too late
to get Guide. Send a dollar a
long with your birthdate and |
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has cancelled its Y-Teen camp,
July ll-20 due TO rapid increase
OF polio. All registration fees will
be refunded
The committee extends sincere
thanks to the Modernettes club and
the Provident Relief Charity club
for awarding free camp scholar
ships to two Y-Teens,
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carrier. left TO Us
xate. was doing its
best TO get away
arom the pursuing
Japanese. AL AZ
tsrnoon II lodged
md twisted. Enc
my destroyers and
planes were hot on
ots trail. and It
vas a sitting
duck" In case they
really cot the
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GURDok
Depriest Campbell

Mrs. Nancy Hughes and Mrs,
Virginia Stringer left for Willie
Plate, La. where Mrs. Stringer will
enter a hospital Mrs, Hughes will
return Friday, Mrs, Bertha Prof
fit was called home to the bedside
of her mother, Mrs. Lettie Hart.
Mrs. Sarie Dixon is back after
a few weeks vacation in Texark-
ana Mrs. Mamie Cant OF st.
Louis is here visiting her sister
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o,, News Agents declare that the PRESS sells itself
All vo have TO do is TO show it. Many Of our little AGENT
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Mrs Bertha Ellis,.a,The faculty OF
Gurdon high school is back from
a 6 weeks school course in Pine
Bluff Mckinley Scott of Kan
sas City is here visiting his mo-
Their and grandmother, Mrs. Ora
Ware The funeral rites of Mrs.
Odessa Stafford were held Sun
day in Arkadelphia, Mrs. Stafford
lived in Los Angeles, Rev. S. L..
LLOYD delivered an excellent SER
mon Sunday. Four members were
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Mrs. P-I received my GUIDE
for le49 and | am very grateful
an one whose mind has been
troubled by many problems out
after reading and re-reading the
Guide, | see that behind the Ozark
clouds the sun still shines thank
YOU for the encouragement l re-
ceived. Please tell me in the col
umn whether to enroll In Bust
ness College this summer as
plan7
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too enthusiastic about teaching and
II YOU take . business course. you
can find employment In an office
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the Guide has been an inspira-
ton 10 yOU.
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A. M.-Can you help me like
others? | am married, have a child
two years old. Everything do is
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vlyE did not win all the battles We
W fought with Japan. The day OF
q certain naval defeat near the
Philippines. an American baby"
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Y Camp Cancelled

The Camp committee of the
Phyllis Wheatley branch YWCA
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added 10 the church KeV. -
organized the boy scouts Rev IL.
Llovd. scout commissioner; Earl
ellison, scout master, Donal Ded-
man, scribe. Meetings are held
each Monday and Friday after
noon. Boys from 7 to II years
have been organized into a Trail
Explorers club. Isiah ellison.
chief explorer; Depriest Campbell,
talley; and Richard Stringer, pat
rol.