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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE.
TRUST NOTES WANTED.
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY WANTED

WANTED $4,000 CASH; security 1st
mortgage. 81 interest. on magnifl-
Gently situated 15-acre island, with
spacious 11-rm. house adjacent Lit
tie Deer Isle, Maine. For further
INVESTOR WANTED to share in de-
velopment Of 60O-acre farm. 80 mi.
from D. C. Write Box Az. Star.
WANTED-Finance per GI loan for
new business. Investment or par
WANTED TO BORROW. $4,000 on
first-class Fairfax County dairy
farm; will stand strictest inveStiga-
ton. Write Box 1907, Star.
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IAxlcAR FOR SALE
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1Ia-ton stake; 1946
engins; good rubber; $500. Phone
DC6GG is4s 1-ton pickup: low mile
age; S795. Tel: Warfield 9479. I.
pSB T1bS.r; t frst sss5 s5uf takes seat It. wa Wa
IHTIIEiRNAT1oNAL 81 ton panel;
equipped with 1875 bins; ideal for
electrical or plumbing contractor;
very good shape; good tires: excep-
tween 1 and s pm. SUNDAY.
INTERNATIONAL 1941. Metro body.
4-ton, 196 bins; fully equipped for
electrical or plumbing; very good
shape; exceptionally clean; new
tires. TR. 1853 between 1 and B
RsTHaSsaXTioNAL Z r. saXndisoSNAL 1885 M-ton panel:
new Transmission, wiring, clutch and
roof: $3.50. WA. $50.
FORD 1e48 FL. h-ton panel. well
kept and clean; S1.O95; guar. and
Terms. TRIANGLE MOTORS. 1888
, ]. ave. ne. co. 0Ss2.
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BUICK 1941 7-passenger limousine;
BTfck Ii9Ss fS41 Special sedanette: new
Egyptian sand fl finish; sll radio. ,ats!: heatsr:
seat Ses STs speeis Tas tf this ne Week end
S7S5. Buy from a reliable new
car dealer and save on our low
term bank financing. CAPIToI,
psss soi SSss Gsorsa sarnss AVE. na ra'ksEf ST.
BgUIck stick 1910 Super 4-dr, sedan;
mech. perfect. radio, heater, seat
covers, wonderful cond.; $3.50. 10
BUICK is41 Special 4-dr., orig. black
finish: r. and h.; in peri: cond. For
PM sa4S a0day aon mass h
MoToks; INC. 11sb 18th St. NV"
BUICK late 1s4s conv.: beaut. baby
blue, light tan top; 1000 mi; End
inspection still due; $2,475. 10.
BUICK 1s47 Eoadmaster,, two-tone
sr asa leaving for Or Hawaii; must sell;
nT1SR 81 ;ssS s4E r. ssper spae conv.: light cray
fully equip; immac. cond.; tires IKE
new; low mileage: S1,650. RA. s555
BUICK 1941 Special sedan; excel
Gond;; s6675. A AD; 14o7; ,n,v ,aooo
orig. miles, radio and heater; terms
and trade. only $I;595; MANHAT;
Austin dealer. both sides of 7th St.
at r NV, NO. 1857.
BUICK 1947 Roadmaster sedan: r.
and h., plastic covers, new tires,
perfect throughout; 81 ,495. cash,
trade or terms BELL MOTORS,
SOLO Wis. ave. NV. WO. 5000. a
BUICK 1899 4-dr.; orig. paint; r.
and h, top mech. cond.; $495.
HALEYs, Packard, 1140 Goth st.
NV, MA. 1905. %
BUICK 1941 Special 4-dr.; r. and h.:
priced to sell; only S526. HALEYS.
PACKARD. 114o goth st. NV. Ma.
BUICK 1e41 club coupe: original
owner; excellent cond.. tires good.
heater. S735. OR. S770. IS
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS

FINANCING private sales our special.
automobile let us finance il for the
purchases NOLAN FINANCE co.
1102 New York ave nv Republic
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GARAGES WANTED

GARAGE, vicinity 14th and Tucker
man Sts. NV Call GE. 0541.
ONE-CAR, second commercial, for
storage. Call EN-. 1919. g
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FOR SALE.
Northeast Motor Co.
FORD Dealers

BOTH PLACES OPEN
( TILL 8 PM.
Ford 1880 Fordor, Model
/ A, S95.
Chrysler 1888 4-dr., r.
and h., S195.
Oldsmobile 1886 4-dr., r.
and h., S195.
Ford 1885 Tudor, new
motor, S245.
Ford 1887 Fordor, r., h.,
S295.
Dodge 1887 2-dr., COM
pletely overhauled, S295.
Nash 1889 4-dr., new
| paint, new tires, $3e5.
Dodge 1889 club coupe p.
and h., S495.
Dodge 1889 2-dr., r. and
h., S495.
Oldsmobile 1889 4-dr., in p,
best of condition, $495.
De Soto 1910 4-dr., r. and
h., S495.
Chev. 1910 convt., r. and
h., S595.
Ford 1941 Fordor, new
motor, new tires, $685..
Ford 1941 Tudor, very
clean, $685..
Chrysler 1941 4-dr., r. and
h., l owner, $685..
De Soto 1941, r. and h., l
owner, $685..
Mercury 1941 convertible,
r. and h., $695.
Oldsmobile 1941 sedan
cite, equipped, fine
cond., S7S5.
Dodge 1912 2-dr., 7. and
h., S795.
Chevrolet 1941 club
coupe, low orig. mileage,
$795.
Pontiac 1941 4-dr., ex-
tremely clean, $685..
Buick 1941 4-dr., r. and
h., 1895.
Ford 1916 Tudor, equip
ped, $945.
Plymouth 1916 4-dr., low
mi, 30-day guar, $1,O95.
Chevrolet 1916 2-dr.,
equip. A choice car,
written guar, only ST.
1876.
Chev. 1916 Aero, 2. and h.,
,295.
Ford 1948. Fordor, r. and
h., 81, 1895.
Buick 1916 4-dr., r. and
h., in tip-top shape. Only
$1,295.
Pontiac 1916 4-dr., r. and
b., ST, ,295.
Olds. 1947 club coupe,
Hydra-Matic, $1,395.
Chev. 1947 club coupe, r.
and h., $1,395.
Chev. 1948 convert, r.
and h., $1,395.
Dodge 1947 2-dr., equip
ped, l owner, $1,395.
Pontiac 1948 4-dr., r. and
h., $1,695.
=
Most cars carry our famous 3o-day
guarantee. Any make or model car
accepted as trade-in. All cars can
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TODAY'S VALUES

FORD AS stake 1a-ton; excellent
cond Quick sale. $685..
HANDLEY MOTOR co.
312O Ga. ave. NV, RA. BIS
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LOGAN (FOrd)
LOGAN (FOr
SPURRIER MOTORS
USED CAR LOT

THE MOST BEAUTIFUL USED CAR
LOT IN THE NET IGOPOLITAN
SURFACE. WILL ACCOMMODATE
OVER 300 CARS.
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All advertisements offering
automobiles for sale must In.
clude actual selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AMERICAN CROSLEY-See the new.
Hot Shot Roadster, hydraulic
sell the worlds most economical
cars; UP to 55 mi. to eai. Also
dealers for Austin, Renault, Morris.
M. G. and Is other foreign cars.
JACK PRY. 1747 Conn. ave. and
1889 Penna. ave. Sc.
1947 4-door; very good cond.,
up to 35 miles per gallon. genuine
leather upholstery; terms and trade;
only $495. MANHATTAN AUTO &
RADIO CO., authorized Austin dealer,
both sides of 7th st. at r. NV,
NO. 1867.
BUICK 1898 4-dr.: good transp !;
S199. VAN MOTOR SALES, ST.
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CHECK THESE
TRAILER PRICES

VAGABOND
HORNER'S TRAILER CENTER. 9Th
and Fla. ave. me-. FIR. 1921.
PRAIRIE SCHOONER
On display at MANNING TRAILER
SALES, SS01 Wash. .-Balto blvd.
Berwyn, Md. Cali TO. 1851.
SEE OUR wide range - models in
both uaasonite and aluminium Priced
from S1.295. up Easy terms
Richter Trailer Sales
serwyn: Nc CAN TO 50sb
TRAILER COACHES
See the new schult. Travelo. Ameri-
our display lot from am. to 8
pm. daily and Sunday; SO months
to pay.
American Trailer Co., Inc.
4030 Wis. Ave: NV. Wo. 3231.
TAxIcAB FOR SALE
LATE 1S47 custom Dodge; radio and
heater; blue plastic upholstery;
Premier colors; $4,000 actual miles;
perfect condition: $1,000 or best
offer. See at 5000 E st. s.e.. Apt.
102, or phone AK. 4729.
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4. -
} 1946 4-dr. sed.; black fin;
mily car; 81, 1876. HALEY'S.
1140 goth st. NV. MA.

PACKARD 1917 custom 4-dr.; r. and
h.; in nsW.car cond.. beaue; son mareen reen
racRaRp Z & 4 spa fs4o seRS"Si:1 Si1o" 4-door, new
gray finish. new seat covers, new
WV. tires; above average through
out; S495, $l65 down; ROYAL MO M.
Wo. o7ss. Open ewes. and Sun. -
PACKARD i949 station sedan; driven
ofieiaIs; edhs iaA fully uiGV0 equipped inciudins
0ss Sale pree
down payment and save on our low
term bank financing, Buy from q
reliable new-car dealer: CAPITOL
dealers, 1901 Georgia ave. sH.
PACKARD 2SaKA 1s4e golden anniversary
s sedan: oficial zoc company n,E,ar NsM car,
;i;'Ti Sale price, essS $2,$SS: save over s$SS:
Buy from reliable, new.car dealer
and I,aW save on oASo eTT low TM6Toh 5sTm pspk eo,
paeRHRD aeGEsis aIs is4s ss se luxe ss' dr.; besut
2-tone tan fln.; WV. tires, r: ana
h.; clean as a new car; $1,996;
guar. HALEY's, Packard, 114O Goth
st. NV, MA. 1905. -5
PACKARD I941 ITO convertible cpe:;
$3.50 cash; pvt. owner. Call EN-.
PACKARD 1887 4-dr. sedan; good
TAO Goth st. NV, Ma. 1905. %
PACKARD 1949 "13O" de luxe: h.;
only 1900 mi. and as clean as the
day 1t was delivered new; neW-car
guar; S2,195, S735 down. ROYAL
MOTORS, Packard, 10 Kennedy st;
NV. TU. 5000. Open to and
paGKaRD sahSagl 1912 Clipper; r. and h.,
cd; beautiful black finish, clean in
RoYAL ROYAL MoToRs. Packard, is Ken,
nedy st. NV, TU. 5000. open
PACKARD AZ 1910 4-door; good condi-
NoT,n tIon,n exceptionally ssaa fiRs motor sP'o'
pAcKaRD Aefka as0yi47 yIis47 4.dr. sedan: dark ln.
blue; one owner: all access; ~ S s5y2.
See this to appreciate. HALEY p
Packard, 1140 goth st. NV VA
pAlcKARp lSSKSARp 1e4s 100 h.p. 4-door g;
dan; Wv. tires, r. and h.; Deautiiu!
black, clean car; Al conoltioni
$3.50 81 5te, 1907 $780, overlook ave- IS .;".'
PxCKaRS AZ HSigis4a gis4a club sonv.: excel.
cond. and appearance, Z. anq a;
a buy at $685. terms. 2olo 6iso-
ensburg rd.
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Autos FOR SALE (con,. }

BUICK 194l Super 4-dr.; r. and h;
all new tires; recond; throusheo9tt;
new-car performance; for only $500.
HALEY's, PPaaeckard' l14o goth st.
RiiYCk niT: NAj 1ssa as4o Oar. sed: needs no re-
pairs, new tires, radio, clean inside
See at 742 Faraday pl. ne. A.
BUICK 1889 special; less than 49, 900
MI miles; , $500 % 20. or best offer. Can
BUICK 1947 Super 2-dr. de luxe;
w.s.w. tires. seat covers; pLice, ST.
sos; private. Call FIR. $3.50. Il
BUICK 1912; al extras, mech; peri :.
BEST best offer, fiss' Rockville 36is;
motor and tires, runs nne. 1000
Central ave. ne; DEALER.
BUICK, 1910 Special club conv.; new
Buick 'iiG, 1888 ambulance, fully equip. :;
new tires; 1895 or best offer. GE,
BUICK 194a RIM. conv. coupe; light
blue; r.. and h.. Dynaflow; 5000
mi; S2,70O or reas. offer. RA. a05! !.
BUICK 194s Roadmaster convertinle
coupe; dark green, radio and heater
window washers and electric win
Condition; price, $3.50 DU. gao.
CADILLAC 1947 4-dr.; fully equip
per; plac,; finish; S2,095. VAN
MOTOR SALES, ST. 77ss; 4
CADILLAC Al sedanette, black; excel.
e1nd; 4aSo & and h. Sc seat e9TeFs' ssIo'
CAh1LIAC AZ LAC, 1911 ertI So 81 4-dr. dr. sedan; l.
owner car; excel. cond.; T.. h; pvt.
party; S945 or best offer. OR. 1892
CADMLAC-LA SALE 40 4-dr. tour
ing sedan; radio and new, tires. low
mileage: excel, cond;; orig. owner
caPlLIAc !a4z - seny cream am cGlq5; &n
CADILLAC rs convertible, black.
fully equipped, driven 12,0n0; looks
and runs like new car. S3, l5o. or
CADILAC 1921 I6-cylinder phaeton;
CHEVROLET 1910 o-dr. sedan: r.
and h.; excel. cond.; $500. HI. 6717.
CHEVROLET 1896 4-door sedan. fair
condition. Sl00 OF. 1854. .
CHEVROLET 1898 Master de luxe:
assfsF 6fier: af' f00a ss4 fend''i0n $3.50 or 9es'
CHEVROLET 1918 o-tone green Fleet
Ia'Goo 9e T. mics; les; sI,5 sI,5a5. w" RA. 400
Sat. or Sun, . to 6 pm. A
CHEVROLET la47 Fleetline 4-door;
engine; sI,e75 or best offer. oW.
CHEVROLET 1s47 Aero sedan: fully
equipped; low mileage; owner
S1,325 or best offer. TIA. s%36.
curyporET ,oae Eleetmoeter 1ndr
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End TRUST LOANS
SIMON WAGMAN. sol Eye st. NV
RE. 1900.
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NhHAop dan; purchssed new Ss'tI, in France in
1916, the ultimate in q small car.
beauty, and ,sophistication. 80 mi
per gal: low lieense H9n fee excel or cong n1y
bargain for s476 cash. Call IN
sTGpEBAkER. 1e4s commsnas5 Con, der
or Or terms. BELL MOTORS, SOTO
wis. ave. NV. WO. 5000. a
STUDEBAKER la46 Champion 4-dr.;
h.h., cd. r. and h.. new seat covers,
excel. shape. good tires $1,000. Al
sTuDDEBAKER 1e47 de luxe Com
rander business coupe, radio. eli
matizer, overdrive. 5 new tires, new
battery, new clutch, new brakes;
SEner ass gar ,fsar 1:59o o5 IsSs sA Sass STss
sruDEBAKER 1e4s Regal de luxe
Commander IS" conv.; r. and h., /
overdrive and other ,,xtl extras; s, one one
SSneF Ss5 fnaransesd rsaqesa ssrms TR
ANGLE MOTORS, 1858 R. I. ave.
ne, co. OSS2.
sTUDEBAKER I941 Champion Re
gal de, luxe Starlight 6-pas1s:: coupe; cro,;
Tues + and H. h gSe5s!'vs; sSSs eves siass ME 25o
sTUDEBAKER Champion 1910 2-dr.
club; new motor. tires: excel. cond.;
$475; pvt. owner. cH. 449s after
1G 1s47 7...a;d., .4a;dr,; gree, green,
radio, heater. directional signal:
other extras. excellent condition;
1910 2-dr. Champion;
good condition and appearance. good
tires; $395; terms. 2510 Bladens-
sP99ur66EBAKER 99r6 IsAKER 1910 Champion 2-dr.:
very good condition; $40; KEN1L-
WORTH AUTO CO.. 1901 kenil-
worth ave. ne. Open Sun. 10 am.
stTpU1EPBaKER f ! + All 1912 Commander; in
all-around good condition; radio,
heater, spotlight and overdrlVe;
price. 1926. Call sH. 2135, Ext; 4,
ali day Sun. and Tues. IS
STIJDEBAKER 1941 President seoan;
perfect mechanical condition; mile
age. "a, 900; $500 cash. Also girls
bicycIe, SO. Phone Tues. SH. 5019.
sTUDEBAKER 194s commander con-
vertible sport sedan: used . mos
snotliehts, signal lights, Wv. tires;
very low mileage. New price was
ss;9e5; = bargain bargie., at s1;gSSiic ssM;MRicAA
sssSE sssssRSV1cE PaS aeSzN4Es. sRsf'''o 'ow. 77$s. SsS
1919 eonyertipie
Sha%IRaisn sSilisoIass: $500: $500: Fl. ii. 5jos. G
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CHEVROLET 94b FIeetMastef 4.uI
sedan; car in excel cond WI!
may be seen at 214l N. Courthouse
rd, Arl., Va. Directions: Across
Key Bridge. up Lee hwy. about !
mile, turn right on Courthouse -rd.
CHEVROLET 1915 club coupe; r.
and h., new Wv. tires, spot, fog
and back-up lights, seat covers,
runs and looks like new; S1,095,
cash. trade or terms BELL MO-
TORS, 501O Wis. ave. NV. WO.
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TWO LOCATIONS:
1901 MINI. AVE. NE.
Ii. 3-4100
920 Bladensburg Rd. NE.
AT. 0200
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-01
Government Responsibility
Fairbanks News-Miner)

Fairbanks News Mner) Governor Gruening, in his message to the regular session of the Legislature, urged the lawmakers to investigate thoroughly the requests of Territorial de- partment heads for funds for the next bennium.
 it's part of the legislative functions to keep a check executive departments and to see monies expended and expended prudently and economically" said the governor according to an Associated Press dispatch from Juneau.
 The advice is sound as it is long overdue.
 The present Alaska administration proposes to spend record breaking IT million dollars in the next two years This is approximately 6 million more than was approved for spending in the last biennium.
 An increase of more than 50 per cent in the costs of government within single spending period IS a serious step.
 It is fraught with possibilities of hardship for taxpayers and serious consequences for the Territory unless precautions are taken to control the hahohg of the unprecedented sums.
 The duty of the Legislature is plan. Tn drawing of appropriation bills, each department head and ad- mnstrative official must be required to justify to the smallest amount his request for funds to support his endeavors until 1851.
 Assurances must be given that employees will be hired and not for politics To this end the lawmakers duty-bound to examine the amounts requested for payroll purposes in each department against the records of the departments past needs and proposed future activities.
 Equipment requests travel monies and expense funds often tempting of revenue for ex- travagant potcos must receive the closest scrutiny
 Only through these and similar exercises of cau- tion in consideration of the spending measures can the Legislature fulfill it's obligation to the people
 But there is a luther responsibility and one that is mentioned far too seldom in the Juneau admin strative circles When the Legislature completes its work in something than 60 days the burden of responsibility the public funds must necessarily shift to the executive branch.
 It will then be the duty of the governor and his officials to "see monies expended and expended pru-
 
 with Territorial administration for which each is to be required to pay not inconsiderabe
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-01
20 YEARS AGO {yGm 4 r F rmp,p F
FEBRUARY 1. 1929

FEBRUARY
 stories Nelson announced that plans building at the building at the enlargement returning from reported more m
 Mary Pickford foremost Coliseum
 Walter King spoke citizenship the soed by the American Legion Newman G. H. Walmsey E. M Policy T.. A. Empire edtorialy reoresting the Olympic Peninsula with the zelerbach pulp and papermakers
 special ferry transport girls basketball can a games.
 classified fully blacksmith horsesoe Unde 
 Fairbanks had announced their engagement.
 third party by Women of Mooeheart prizes M. Berry ngman Frank 
 Weather: cloudy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-01

popular understanding their befogs intelligent appraisal of the being pled It would be well for all propagandsts to reappraise their literature and amend it to conform to the pratice laid down by the Judge for unions to follow in picketng slogans
 In recent years advertising has been judged by its truhfuness and today the ads largely conform to the facts involved If propagandists generally accepted this line of criticism, the trustworthiness of the appeals would greatly enhanced in the minds of the public
 It is an old saying that murder will out,' Basic untruthfulness in any propaganda sooner or later comes to the surface, and the perpetrators of the buncombe sooner or later pay for it in their inability to have the public take anything they say, true at it's face value.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-01
MAN BITES DOG

Believe it or not, butter pro- oucer is now lobbying for oleo- margarine not against it. Sena- tors are blinking their eyes over a letter which Kingsdale Diaries of New York City is circulating on Capitol Hill.
 Under a letterhead advertising flor bettering the buttering habits of the nation" Kingsdale Dairies confesses: While we have a vital interest in butter, we believe we have nothing to fear from the re- moyal of the oleomargarine taxes TOT even with the removal of col or restrictions-provided, of course, the margarine is not fraudulently foisted on the American people as butter. We feel that the danger of such fraud is small.
 That a large segment of the American people want oleomargar- inc needs no demonstration, and that they want it colored is now amply evidenced by their demand, at extra cost, for the new type bag which permits easy coloring by the housewife.
 To favor one industry by restrict ing another is not in our opinion
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-01
TICKETS MUST TELL TRUTH

Labor union pickets carrying misleading and untruthfu signs enjoined from displaying such banners in injunction granted by New York Supreme Court Justice in New York recently. The Judge explained that his ruling did not prevent honest picketing by labor union He held, however that the slogans displayed by the pickets must be truthful in what they say.
 The in three-c -cornered jurisdctional fight between number of restaurants which employed the unions and labor unions seeking to force the restaurants to sign with them.
 The Judge found that the restaurants and the labor union contracted by them living up to the agree mnt and signs declaring there labor dispute in an effort to persuade the public from patronizng the restaurants not true.
 The rule of truth could be well applied to many campaigns conducted to gain the publics support In the vast of propaganda circulated in these days many statements made because they support the cause rather than recite the facts in the case
 The widespread practice of making statements containing half truths and in cases no truth at all has seriously impaired the effects of such tactics in recent years If words do not signify the usually accepted significance ascribed to them by general
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-01
THREE ALASKA MEN WIN PRIZES IN NORTH AMER.
 BIG GAME COMPETITION

Of the 37 awards in the sec ( nd annual awarding of medals in the Boone and Crockett Club of i948 North American Big Game Competition, Alaska men receive three.
 Robert c. Reeve of Anchorage received first prize and Maj. Gen. J. H. Atkinson, Ft. Richardson, was awarded third prize in the Alaska brown bear competition. In the white sheep division, Gordon D. Halsten, Sitka, took second prize
 The winners of the second annual contest were awarded bronze med als which bear the profiles of Daniel Boone and Davey Crockett on the obverse, and a powder horn on the reverse. The presentation ef medals was made recently at a buffet supper at the American Mu- scum of Natural History
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-01
Daily Lessons in English v v L. GORDON

OFTEN say, am going to Buffalo inside a days" Say, a OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED Buffet cupboard) BOOK, as syllable OFTEN MISSPELLED: Nasturium IUM not BUM anterior foregoing former pev preceding
 WORD STUDY: 'Use a word three it
  OBESANCE bodily gesture in token of respect sylable) nena in obesan to leader
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-01
ALONG PENNSYLVANIA AVE.

President Truman, who always sports a neat crease ill his trous- CTS, won't stand for a crease In his coat sleeves Always an expert on mems haberdashery, he believes in a smooth, rounded sleeve, no wrinkles and no crease. One artist, who did portarit of the President, was requested by the Chief Executive to kindly paint out those creases in the sleeves.
 The President dictates so fast that his confidential secretary, Rose Conway, has abandoned shorthand and now uses a stenotype mach inc to keep up with her boss Back in the 1890'S the great Polish patriot pianist, Jan Ignace Pade- rewski. paid a visit to Indepen- dence. Mo While there, he took time out to give piano lesson to an awe-struck youngster named Harry Truman. Later PadereWskl became President of Poland, and his piano pupil became President of the United States. One of the biggest guessing games Tn Washington revolves around the question of why Ed Bacher, exc outive director of the Republican National Committee. has a ma chine attached to his telephone to record conversations. It's generally agreed he's not trying to catch Democrats off guard. Beyond that, it's anybody's guess.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-01
Third FIofiIIa 10
 Come North; Join
 Kodiak Maneuvers

SAN DIEGO, Calif., Feb. 1.-R- Two aircraft carriers and four de- stroyers will sail Tuesday from San Diego to take part in the Navy's cold weather maneuvers at Kodiak Alaska.
 This is the third flotilla leaving rom San Diego for the winter exer- cises in which some 1S,OoO men will anticipate.
 The ships sailing Tuesday are the sarrier Boxer, the escort carrier 3airoko and the destroyers Floyd 3. Parks, John R. Craig, Orleck and Brinkley Bass.
 The light cruiser Duluth will join the force off Long Beach.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-01
'GR0UNDH0G MAY SHOW NEW LOOK IN SHADOWS
 ON HIS DAY TOMORROW
Tomorrow is groundhog day!

Tomorrow is groundhog day!
 A tradition that comes out of New England is the one about the groundhog's appearance tomorrow Accordingly, the groundhog is sup posed to suspend his Information for at least one day. Weather per- hitting, he will see his shadow and his sleep will continue for anoth- CT six weeks. Otherwise, if the sun is overcast and the ground hog's shadow is nonexistant, the summer activities of the not-so- certain herald of spring begin.
 It's a toss up as to whether we will have the groundhog with us on an active status or whether we wait until the Ides of March to see him again,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-01
MODERN ETIQUETTE ROBERTA $S LEE

porter train ones bag give?
 cents according distance of the and of the giving the tip
 Q. Is it using her per sonal when sending
 A. Yes if the recipient i intimate
 O. What man to
 A. may present MT Allen?"