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SILVER SPRING
1746 M ST. NV.
HOUSES TO SHARE

FULLY FURNISHED 3-bedrm. home,
NV. section, share with couple; bus
convenient; $50. TU. 1895. 30
EMPLOYED LADY TO, SHARE 6-rm.
uses kitchen for break. only. AK.
9594 81
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COLORED-BEAUTIFUL 2-RM. apt. :.
furn. or unfurn. for men only. Call
COLoRED-IsI4 r. i. AVE. NV
Large furnished room with stove
and sink. j. DALLAS GRADY Il
SON. l104 Vermont ave. NV. DI.
1850. -2l
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IANDSCAPING

we offer a complete service for YOU
every need and problem outdoors
faster, better and at a lower price
Call for free low estimate. Ii
3-4225. OV. 6OO6. oSs
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LIVE AT THE
TOP OF THE CITY
ALBAN TOWERS
APT. HOTEL,

Offers q limited number Of / and
bedroom air-conditioned apart
ments, consisting of spacious livins
room, dinette. foyer. kitchen, porch
and baths. Completely furnished
with full hotel service, also hote
rooms, So and up.
300 MASS. AVE NV.
WO. 640O
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SH. S493.
BRIGHTWOOD

$4,000 down buys this semidet. brick:
rms. and bath, h.-wh. gas, front
and rear porches and garage; excel
lent condition and convenient to
all facilities. Call Mr.. Miller, ME.
54O0: ewes. DE. 5346.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. co.
l4l5 x ST NV Realtors ME 64nn
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GLASSMANOR
Located in
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Section

1 and . bedroom apartments, for
immediate and August 1 occupancy;
brsnd-new DEVELOPMENT; foot Of 8.
csgitel ss. and District hss. 10.
e-e1oo.
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CLEVELAND PARK

Newark. street, at the top of the hill:
one Of the better detached homes,
featuring, Electric. Lift to End A.,
large rms. oil h.-w. heat, 8 bedrms,
and baths on 2nd f., storage at.
tic, heated maids rm. and bath.
double garage, 2 enclosed rear
porches with southern exposure
overlooking wooded valley, pretty
lot 65x130. Vacant - Immediate
possession. Exclusively with GEO.
D. MILLER, Realtor, Mills Bldg :,
DI. 1866. After hours WO. OlI2.
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GEORGETOWN

A. good Colonis1-type house, in excel
baths, living room, dining room,
kitchen. gas furnace. fireplace, oak
noors: nice rear garden; $27.75O.
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ROOMS UNEURNlsHED

COLORED - 2 RMS, with share
kitchen and bath; for couple. 1919
Trinidad ave. ne, LU. 3-4973
after pm. -2l ,
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

OAA1A04I, ~. ".
This attractive detached brick home
in one of Washington's most beauti.
ful sections has reception hall, Isa
liv. rm. with f1repl., din. rm., kit.
den or breakfast rm., powder rm.
and rear screened porch; End a,
3 full-sized bedrms.,.2 baths; built.
IN garage; nice shrubbery and shade
trees: We consider this home an
unusual value at $4,000. Owner
will take back $4,000 1st trust.
BllllngSley & Sanderson Co.
5211 Wis. Ave. OR. 1928 till pm.
Chevy Chase, Md.-$24, $50
Vacant and redecorated inside and
out. this attractive brick home is in
lovely neighborhood; reception hall,
living room, fireplace, dining room,
Iully equipped kitchen: End ST.. 4
large bedrooms, 2 baths, porch: gar;
Anchor fenced lot: immed poss.
BllllngSley & Sanderson Co.
6211 Wis. Ave OR. 1928 till 9 m.
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RMS. FURh.-Mp. G. VA.

NfvNSs SNs>s s-sVVSs ~ NNs
ARLINGTON. near Clarendon-Brigh
double room; near Pentagon and
Navy Annex. Call OW. 6572. .-21
ARLINGTON, close-in Clarendon
Doubles and singles; meals optional.
ARLINGToN-1s,-hr. front next 0 to
bath, twin beds, gar. if desired;
residential sec. conv. Gil. 7231.
CASTLE INN, Forest Glen. Silver
Spring. Md.-Hotel rms, sgle.. $40,
dble., SIS wk Conv. to everything.
Bus, train and taxi at bldg Only
mi. from the White House, yet
8 to 10 degrees cooler. ST.. 5533.
2 BLOCKS FROM GEORGIA AVE.
in Silver Spring-call Silver Spring
0210. -22
ARL.-Paneled rec. rm., pvt. ent.;
bath and phone; hot plate, $40 sgle.
SOB dble:, restricted, CH. 3s44.
ARLINGTON-Stud rm.; suit
able for ! or . young ladies; pvt
ent., pvt. bath; nr. bus, rests. etc.
GIL. 2234. go
1900 N. 18th ST. ARL.-Double
rm., twin beds. "a block from bus
ARLINGTONvsingle room to rent
With kitchen privileges. Phone CH.
ATTRACTIVE MASTER BEDROOM,
pvt. bath, oonven. to Lee hwy. in
Arlington. Gil. 1897. 20
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CAPITOL HILL
Newly decorated apts for 2 Or 3
adults: references. TR. 4459. 30
HOTEL 144O
Newly furnished / room. kitchenette
and bath, aircool fan. 24-hr. phone
and elevator service; S245O to
$31.50 weekly. 144O r. I. ave. NV.
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NEAR MAYFLowER HOTEL
New apt, large living room, 4 win
dows, fireplace; all-elec. kitchen,
dinette, exceptional closet space,
large foyer. S100. Phone ME. 1870,
or RE. 1871. -26
GOODACRE APIS.
1919 Piney Branch rd., Silver Spring,
Md.-New. / and 2 bedrms., gar
den-type fireproof bldgs.; lge. rms;
conv. to shopping and transp.; SS5-
$3.50. util. incl; avail: Aug, /;
QUEENSTOWN APTS.
Queens Chapel I'd. and Chillum rd.,
Mt. Rainier, Md.-New construction,
immediate occupancy; 2 bedrooms,
living room, kitchen, dinette and
bath, $3.50 to S91.50 month, in
Guiding utilities: Venetian blinds,
good closet space, laundry and
storage rooms; some have garbage
disposal units; fenced-in play areas
for children; shopping center being
completed In project; located next
to public high school and convenient
to other schools. To reach: Drive
out Queens Chapel I'd. (Michigan
ave. extended, or by bus. take Ga
Hyattsville bus, Mt. Rainier term
inal. See representative in once,
rear 3103 Queens Chapel I'd. H. @.
SM1THY CO., Sill 18th st. NV,
ST. $500. -22
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GEORGETOWN

Nicely restored Groom brick, facing
for residence and business; S1s,5O0,
Exclusively with GEO. D. MILLER,
Realtor, DI. 1855; evenings, WO.
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ROOMS FURNISHED 6 UkFUR.
1868 28TH ST. N.W.-I immense
rm., windows, accom-. 3; dbl. rm;
all on End floor. DE. 9S47. -2l
COLORED-ROOMS FOR RENT, fur
nished or. unfurnished. ST. S5l4,
l16f 21St st NV L21
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
$4,000

Here is a good close-in home located
lust east of Conn. ave. in a fine
section. Living and dining rms,
dining alcove. kit, powder rm.. 3
bedrms., 2 baths. At this low price.
we suggest you call us right away
to inspect. WO 23OO It'll 8.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC,
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FOXHALL VILLAGE

Attractive. English-style brick home,
IN most, convenient and desirable
rooms and bath. oil INV. heat;
bullt-in garage; price, SIT. 500, ST.
600 cash. Call Mr.. Hunter, MA.
1900; evenings and week ends,
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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INVESTMENT & INSURANCE CO.
POTOMAC HEIGHTS

An ideal home for a young couple:
cozy, comfortable and clean. White
clapboard in . setting Of lovely
shade trees and ample shrubbery;
rms, bath, screened porch, GAS
HOT-wATER HEAT; the house has
just been renovated and is now
vacant. Liberal terms can be made.
Call Mr.. Latimer teves.. EN-. 0770,
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO., NC
Realtors, DI. $3.50. 30
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VACANT

/ 4OB Crittenden st. n.w.-S rms.
gas heat, front porch, back yard; .
good location. FRED EHRLICH.
9O5 18th st. NV, ST. 045l-0436t
eves GE $3.50. Pa
(Continued on Next Pasa)'
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HOTEL CARROLL ARMS
1st and C SITS. ne, special summer
rates, single. SIS per wk.; double.
SIS per wk AT. $500.
COLORED-7O4 9Th ST. N.E.-Furn
rm. for clean. sober person: conv.
to transportation. LU. 3-23O3. -21
COLORED-3l4 X ST. N.E.-For
couple: all home privils. Call after
6 pm. Ask for MRS. LEWIS, LU.
3-TgOR -Co
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

CHOICE WHITE-FACE Hereford
steers, 25, beautifully marked. dark
in so miles: S135. DR.. C. J.
LAUGHLIN, NE. 1894: ewes, SH.
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BOATS

OUTBOARD MOTOR REPAIR Best
in the city. MAYFLoWER MARINE
SERVICE, 5 e IG osgS IMc.' 1900 Maine ss ave
sPEEDBoAT, is it.. util. style. 80
cover; i VI. old, 5000 or best offer;
also will trade for smaller boat with
outboard motor. Call WO. S1S1,
eyes; and Sum-; weekdays, e-6, oWWo.
SPECIAL. Lat: brass approved fire
,srEss5 a snd best .sIMn esHipped srRviG maTins
INC, 1900 Maine ave. s.w, ST.
EissoSARp AND ourBoARD BOATS
ALI sizes on display at Wash's
largest indoor boat display room.
MAYFLOWER MARINE SERVICE,
INC, 1900 Maine ave-, s.w. ST.
BATTERIES. se-volt., Edison; Steel
case; alkaline electrolite. Taylor
BOAT LIMSEhGM.r,n. eiyxooaL;
Motor, Open ali day Sat; and sun; ga
Kenilworth ave ne. AK. 1900.
FISHING PARTIES Day. night;
sssssln bs, 5hsrDs Raz sana as
For reseIxations; call !, CAPT,
e2 H. p. JOHNSON MOTOR, new last
September. less than 80 hrs, fast
platform trailer; will sell separately.
VIC. 1887. after 9 pm.
KAYAK, imported, bargain, owner
leaving city. WO. 1867. 30
80 HIP EVINRUDE MOTOR, with s.
IT. boat. complete with all Access
sories5 ready to go. WI. 1856.
ae47 Ev1NRUDE ZEPHYR. in good
shape. never abused; S1a5 or best
HoWBoAT. OF Ooutboard motor boat,
IL it. black bottom, marine ply
wood; 2 mos. old, $50. 2la-h.p. mo-
tor; reasonable. WI. 9503. -21
OUTBOARD MOTOR, Martin 40. 4a
h.p. Used about 10 hrs. 500. WO.
$500, Ext. 302 south after pm.
BOAT WANTED-Trade 81 acres on
Glebe Greek, in Westmoreland
good residence, lights water, bath,
on hard rd., price, $4,000, partial
~ furnished. Would like. boat worth
about half asking price. R. B.
CHRIS CRAFT Marine Engine. 6-95
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.
2-RM. APT, furn. or unfurn.; must
have car. Call AL. 1922.
APT. LIST FL. Chevy Chase; l.r. 17x20
with .w.b., fireplace. twin size b.r.,
hall. bath, dr., kit. with new equip;
newly redecorated: pvt. entr. and
yard; partly furn.; gentle home;
vacant: 500. WI. 9410. -25
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CHEVY CHASE \ n

Reasonably priced for quick
sale is this nice home in the
beautiful Barnaby Woods sec
ton; Diet. brick of prewar con.
struction. 1t has living room,
dining room, kitchen and
front porch on lst floor. 3
bedrooms and . baths on 2nd
floor; knotty-pine recreation
room and lavatory in base
ment, steps TO large storage
attic; brick garage; fenced
yard; "a block from trans
portation and close to schools,
For further Information.
phone Mr.. Evans, WO. O2gO,
with
SHANNON & IIICHS 90
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED for
young sober man; approx. $50
monthly; will pay extra for lunches
to carry. Box 154-V, Star
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GEORGETOWN
This large, red brick, corner house
with garden, depicts the acme of dis
tinction and charm in its COM
plete)y renovated condition. Beau
ttfully modernized kitchen; IL big
rooms; several flreplaces; double
garage; rent ceiling, $3.50; call Mrs.
Lynch.
WAGGAMAN-BRAWNER
Exclusive Agents
ME. 1880 100 l st. NV.
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SHIPLEY PARK APTS.
25th AND CONGRESS SITS. Sc.
Now you can move into q very new
ultra modern apt within the Dis
trict. / and ? bedrm. apts.: $50 to
S95 incl. utilities. Open daily from
l to 5. $40 to & pm Apply at
316 Ring Bldg, 1900 18th st. NV,
Re 23SH RE 7226 -2l
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2300 CONNECTICUT AVE.
One de luxe unfurnished 2-bedroom
unit now available, includes = baths.
2 entrances, cool corner exposure,
all utilities, plus window washing,
package room. roof garden and
laundry facilities. Rentals. $3.50.
limited selection of unfurnished
l-bedroom units, starting at $3.50.
Dining room now opening. Call HU.
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WINDSOR PARK HOTEL
WITH FRED A. SMITH co.
Management. -22
EMERSON GARDENS
1905 Emerson St, Hyattsville. Md
One 2-bedrm. unit, in new garden
type apt, n blk. off r. l. ave-.
500 per mo. incl. utils. Apply
MASTER BUILDERS. 1895 R. l.
ave-, Hyattsville, Md, UN. $500.
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screened porch, kit. privil. in pro-
feSsicna1 tss womsn's home settled g girl.
OFF 18th sT.wDble. rm., new home.
newly furn. with twin beds; small
Jewish family. IA. 1851 after 8.
GAYToNIA. 1913 18th n.w-clean
comfortable; elec. fans; walking dist,
45so ' III K n N.w.GEaTse Sasx' front a' room ON
near bus, for one or two men
cEkAS III SsSR: RMS, running water "a and
sslsphone ssIs in 5Somsi 1aoG Tkly' sEle. ss'
1Sos NEW HHMP.o 1xVE.-Lse. dble.
rm.. 2 closets, next shower; S15
sk stas Also dble. rm,; $40 wk. o6 pc.
17es N ST. N.w.-Nic. dble. rm.,
twin S beds beds lge. windows; conv: 1oc.
sir COLORADO AVE. N.w.-Attrac.
bsth-showeT; laund. priv. IA. 500.
1924 18th ST. N.w.-Farminston
Hotel, conv. to transp.: newly deco
rated, lse. comfortable outside rms.
24-hour ONCE switchboard and maid
service; weekly rates, single. .$S.75
up up; dble;, $3.50 up; pE, 4750.
board service. Reduced summer
NEW ii iHiAMrsaiSsss r aoUsE, 171s New
Hampshire ave. n.w.-NeWly deco
rated double and triple rooms; daily
maid service and switchboard serv-
1854 QUE 81. NV, "The Ken
merit. ."--Sgle. rooms, r.w.. $7-S1.50
wk.; dble. t.-b. rms, $10-$12 so
1sio ia LANIER PLACE N.w.-Attrac-
| lively furn. rm. for. young lady.
Pvt. family; ideal location; o$35
1ath ii And @ Harvard SITS. NV
Exceptionally clean rm., next te
bath; for gentleman; near restaurant
and transp.: $40 month. Cal
between 8 am. and 4 pm. AD
pGPoNr SnsN CIRCLE, 141s Goth ST
rm. 1st a.; $40. Also sttraetiv'
single. lge. closet, S25. 30
1880 18th ST. NV. Lze, light
tarn:; tna sio.s5 Wk. caii DE. ss 1875
ONE BLOCK from Maynower Hotel
1917 r. /. sve.-.Cool, triple room
1555 r. ST. NV, THE pupon
Manor" mr.. Dupont circle-Lovel!
N. ii Il. AVE. NV. 1855. THE Pan
smanian"-Sei. rms, SIS mo. Girl
only. twin bed rms. $10-$12.60 wk
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American University Park

ms pre%ar detached brick is truly
an outstanding value at SI7.25O:
six large, rooms, spacious bath. sid:
porch, slate roof immaculate con.
dltlon' large open fireplace, INV h.
With OIL; built-in garage; if YOU
the park. this is it immediats IN IN
session; this house should be seen
at once; CAN Mr.. Manson. EN-. ] 500
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
d224 14th st. NV, Realtor, DI.
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-A....,...

1897 TAYLOR ST. NV.
3-bath home, can be used for ia.
come property oil heat. rarare;
priced right for immediate sa7s:
possession With title; $4,000 cash
Isauired. Exclusive with KAY REAL.
TY CO. INC. RA. 1900. So
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GEOH1iETOWN
Three months or longer; 3 bedrooms
living room, dining room, kitchen
etc; $40. $500 block Que st. NV
MI. $500 81
GEORGETOWN
Lfv. nm. din. rm., 2 bedrms., kit
and bath, S135. Box 43l-X, Star
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COOLEY BROS.
Builders Of Better Homes
Dl. 1881. Investment Bldg.

MT. PLEASANT-VACANT!
ONLY $1,750 DOWN
18th St. NV Excellent money!
maker! Attractive, 3-story bsmt.
garage, etc; arranged for spts.;
reasonable terms!
DANIEL DIENER & CO., ST. 1881
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
l5O6 II st Du MA ooas
CHEVY CHASE. D. C"

An exceptional value in semi
detached white brick home built
Just 1ust before the war. with 6 sood
porch and open fireplace. recrea-
tion room and many unusual fea-
lures; convenient neighborhood. near
Nebraska and Conn. ave. Call ME-.
lI43 until 9 pm. j. WESLEY
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-21
5heepherder
 Suf(urlbs 10
 Flying Bale

SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 21.--lR Western Airlift operations claim- ed their second victim yesterday when a bale of hay dropped from a plane struck and killed a Utah sheepherder.
 The victim was identified as Viii lard Peacock, about 60, of Salina, Utah.
 The first sucn fatality occurred earlier this month when a Navajo woman succumbed after being struck by a package tossed from a plane carrying supplies to snowbound Ari- zona Indians.
 Alter making their drop observers in one of the two CATS saw the words think man dead help, help hastily shoveled or stomped in the snow. A radio call brought Ben Hillman, manager of the Milford Airport, to the camp in a light ski equipped plane.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-21
pAA ON WEEKEND
 FLIGHTS TAXES 56

With ecellent flying conditions over all of Alaska, Pan American flights carried 56 passengers in and out of Juneau, with all scheduled flights completed.
 Passengers on Sundays flights included:
 From Seattle: Frank McIlhardy, Cecilia McIlhardy, Jack Gucker. Christine Lamoreaux, A. c. Stuts- gaard, Robert Stevenson, F. A. Rut- ledge, Glen Kirkham, Rudy Krsul, Shirley Sholund.
 To Seattle: Helen Ersklne. Julia Bresline, Mildred Traitor, Joseph Smith, Sara Lenihan, Floyd Mor- gan, Alverd Johnson.
 Passengers on Saturday flights were
 From Fairbanks: A. Polet, Ole Grinnell,. Francis Charados, Ray Woolford, Frank Glaser, Grace But rovich, Floyd Olanio.
 From Seattle: Ira Powell, J. La zetti, Sharon Lazetti, Al zenger, Edward Madsen, David Andrus, Nor man Banfield, Harvey Haverstock, Sylvia Ringstad, Charles Mountjoy.
 To Seattle Eric Carlson, Fred Rohards, Don Hutchins. Mrs. Don Hutchins, w. H. Brown, Tommy Lee, Frank Larochelle, A. V. Mar tin. A. L. Kaye, Roy Niles. Leonard Berlin. David Drebelbis, Ed Sweeney, Robert Bunz, George E. Latipow, Edith Longley, Frank McConaghy.
 To Whitehorse: Peter Payne.
 To Fairbanks: Howard Dodge, AL bert Muldoon, c. L. Jones, Dr. David Shulman and infant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-21
Ar(fi( Tests For Bombers
 Postponed

FORT WORTH, Tex, Feb. 2i.-- 'R-Arctic training flights for Fort Worth-based B-36 rombers must await study of winter arctic tests now being made with B-36 sent from Elgin Air Base. Fla, to Alas ka recently.
 Maj. Gen. Richard c. Lindsay, deputy chief of air force plans and operations, reported this today.
 He said: Even then, limited hous- ing and maintenance facilities at Alaskan bases will be able to &C., commodate only a few planes at 6 time-nothing so large as a group. Lindsay explained
 The B-36s looked fine in their demonstration flight over Wash ington last Tuesday" Lindsay re- ported Tn fact, the more we see of them, the better they look in operation"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-21
Gold Medal Tournament
 Starts Tonight, } Games;
 Heavy Schedule Planned

kinson, Jeff David, Charles Faw- cett, Bert Leask. Joe Hayward, Frank Hayward. Charles Buchert, coach. Alex F. Guthrie, manager.
 Petersburg Merchants, with col ors white and maroon, Ernest Enge, Neis Otness, Eldor Lee. Bob Elkins, Ed Hagerman, Tom Thompson, Sam Thomas, Bill Johnson, Palmer Ped- erson, Arvid Norheipl, H. o. Taylor, coach, Erlin w. Nicholson. mana ger
 S.tka, A.NB. with colors scarlet and white, James Walton, Alfred Perkins. Raymond Nielsen, Henry Bronson. Joe Truitt. Moses John- son, Nick Kasa, Herbert Didrickson, Roger Lang. Charles Didrickson, William Walton, coach, John Hope, manager.
 Mikes Nighs Owis, with colors white and blue, Louis Bennett. Herb Bennett, Jim Mccormick. Curtis Rach, Doug. Blanchard. John Ba- yard, Jim Hickey, Guy Russo, Frank Cashen, Mickey Pusich. Alvin Bloomquist, coach.
 Haines Town Team, with colors yellow and blue, George Williams, Joseph Hayes, Edward Koenig, Dan Berry Charles Hayes. Carl Heifl- miller, Thomas Williams, Hubert Barrer, Leo R. Albecker, coach, Jack David. manager.
 Metlakatla pasaetball team ar rived aboard Edward Benson's boat the Theo, Sunday.
 Aboard the Theo were Harold c. Hudson, Charles Ryan, Coach and Mrs. Charles Buchert. MT and Mrs Alex Guthrie. MT. Guthrie is com inander and co-manager of the team Mir. and Mrs. Everett Hudson, MT and Mrs. Bert Leask, Jr MT. and Mrs. Jeff Davis, MT. and Mrs. Tom Aknison; MT. and Mrs. Romey Att kinson, Milne Hudson, Frank Hay ward, Charles Fawcett, Joe Hay ward, Raymond Booth and Milford Nelson.
 The Metlakatla players will te in Juneau all week for the BIB tour nament.
 Metlakatla Vets. the VFW team has lost only two games and those by one point each this season-one with the Globe Trotters and another with the Ketchikan All-Stars, when after their encounter with the Globe Trotters they were either "too tired or too confident 1t is said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-21
Gold Weather Plugs Rising
 Flood Waters
Runoff from Melting Snow ps-0regon Rivers
 Reported Falling
(By The Associated Press)

A timely recurrence of cold weather has plugged rising flood waters along streams in the mid- west today as military operations continued to shrink the blizzard disaster area.
 The freezing weather stopped the runoff from melting snow with some Nebraska counties on the verge of another impending disaster, this time from overflowing streams. The colder weather was epected to hold out through today, at least, allow ing needed time for the high water to roii downstream.
 At the same time, Gen. Lewis A. Pick, commanding w-removal operations, said the emergency ap- peared to have passed in six South Dakota counties, long snowbound, and that he had recommended de- mobilization of men and machine power.
 Some North Dakota counties still remained to be dug out, however.
 NEBRASKA FLOOD
 The worst Nebraska flooding oc- curred in the vicinity of Falls City. where the Nemaha river and other smaller streams had inundated 3 totai of B square miles. At Agency, Mo, the Platte River was reported out of it's banks.
 The Willamette River and its trib- utaries which had flooded upper valley lowlands in Oregon, also were falling substantially.
 The last of the guests marooned for six days behind 50-foot snow drifts at Mt Hood ski resort near Timberline, Ore. left for their homes yesterday.
 In the absence of blowing snow throus hout most of the great plains, Gen. Pick reported excellent pro- gress generally over the weekend in clearing highways and railroads. The Union Pacific Railroads main line in Wyoming was cleared again.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-21
ANOTHER TAX MEASURE IS INTRODUCE
PHILADELPHIA
 STRIKE END5; PEOPLE RIDE.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 21.-tRg- A subway guard shouted Watch the doorsl" A crowded bus squealed to a stop. A trolley motorman be- sought his passengers to move to he rear of the car"
 For Philadelphia committing millions, those were welcome sounds today. The city's 10-day transit strike was over.
 Rolling stock was put in order last night few hours after rank and file CIO unionists roared ap- proval of the pay raise that ended their walkout.
 Although the transit tie-up was ended, the nations third largest city will not soon forget the strike of '49," which cost business and industry an estimated S70,OOO,- co.
 The strike gained the CIO Transport workers a wage boost of eight cents an hour and 10 fringe" benefits. Chief of those vas provision for sick leave pay ments.
 It was fourth round increase for the union, raising the workers wages 48 cents above what they got in 1946.