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Evening star., 1949-05-11

OFFICE AVAILABLE in Century
Bldg., Az 9Th, st. NV; single rooms
or suites, newly redecorated. eleya-
tor service, THOMAS J. FISHER
CO. INC. 73s 18th st. NV pr.
WILSON BLVD, bet. Clarendon and
suite Cali Mr., BRANT. OK. os20,
18th AND M SITS. N.w-spaeious
single once, air conditioned. modern
once sk eIas-i j4ts .snt' 500 avan. IN NAY
coiRSrFR Iith if1 AND n SITS. Nv
Entire End floor, 1900 50. f.. heat
and electricity furnished, attractive
wALssHHlE, INC. Ills Eye st. nv
Iiis Eye ST. NV rms. sroand
furnished. redecorated attractive
WALSH: SHE NC lii5 Eye at. s~
So On 0soi EXTRA Ice. rms, End nr.
81 BhISSxrifooNS sfuDioe.eoFrrCE and
eRrposss eRr s4-Sear sSIsessosrd sSi sd
elevator service. Call weekdays after
10 am. AID. 1883. asia l4th
's'' l. sss!a ASR ! ss. s1' nm is- e.S' .se
rokrfasp 81 ffssi . BIpe.. Il se 1923 VI. s1s.-
eladss heat lisht; eiesaser ane shar sY
wTNsLrR ssTsiss Seq iMh1NAoEMEsT. M Esnas1 Mnhk iiis
s,s vs' is.s ass 81 y. NV w. sSoG rms. bath.
ground A. tv. auarterss can be
:, USED Is s.Sre. CO: 26e4; IL
DowSr2MS 1 .s.s msa,f5 oort 1de.p GDsn f sDass ssf
fireproof. ELLIS, NE. iiTi.
X ST. OPP. sTATLER--52o 50. IT..
outside rooms, fiuoresceni lighting
pvt. h-th. refrlgerator 3rd aoar
.lR iIsne nceoSnrriosEb, nnb'' entire nj so snd nooT
(l,450 60 fl, Of most modern new
nreproof bldg with every convent
enee. next to white House and State
Dept attractive separate entrance.
nuorescent lighting: immediate oc,
eupancy On long lease st less rental
than preyaiiins rate: suitable ior eI-
sanitation. insurance agency nsn-
tuition. professional ofiess, studio.
Cali Mr. BAcAS. Realtor. AD. sss4,
NEW OFFICE BUILDING, lGe. and
med. pfices. suitable for any pro-
fession. all outside ofhees; lge ad-
NtftkAgD& WlIfGSNf pfrhE p&4@sea
sisrsos. sGGd o Ra' M seesi 0A --ia
yERY DEsTRABLE Wilson blvd. loes-
tion suitable for small sales crzans-
zat.on, 3 rooms and pyt. bath, 70
Call ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
pEsIs4BIE OFFICE sfAcE. 70 &
rooms. reasonable rentals ITO
.3th ST. nv; Is Carroll ave.
Takema Park HENRY SALUs
ii04 Vermont ave. a-~ 81 S.I44
18th AND u NM .lItsI; 1000 OF
1900 SO. IL. Of we'll appointed efacs
space IN prominent. mc9srn 9isacs
hsdg., in heart Of financial dtEtrisI.
Appay, with references. Box 20 II
star Id
NOW AVAILABLE
Choice. large, hrIghi. airy rms, i4x.ss3
#. neEiy decorated. SIS mo. Also
rooms al @sh. Apply Room zoo
Victor Bldg. 9th and O pl. E-w.
w4
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STORES WANTED
OFFICES FOR RENT

OLoRED MAN DESIRES STORE for
uphoi. shop. used furn.; ne. sec. with
liv. quarters. DE. 5304. IL
Evening star., 1949-05-11

PROP. FOR SALE
HOME AND INCOME. near l6th and
Newton sts NV. large frame det.
corner with GARAGE. In good cond-.
arranged as . apts.s owner must
sen. $i5.5e0. WA CoHCoEAN
HILL CO. INC. DI. iss3 Ill
hidg.. with four i-beirm. units:
income ever $4,000. Priced at 6as
siasA 6L. e156. --ia
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AUTO TRUCKS FoR ntRI

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Evening star., 1949-05-11

REDUCED TO SELL
Owner needs q sale on this brick
rambler with half an acre: tremen-
dous full bsmt. under entire house:
lge. kit. with brkfst nook, bed
rooms; school nearby. You make US
an offer.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Glebe Rd. at Lee Hswy. OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-05-11
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

UPTOWN AREA - $4,000
So IT.: may be useo as garage OF
storage; ereproof; term lease csn
Mr.. Franklin. WEAVER BROS.
NC. wash. Bids. Df. $500; ewes;
LNaDEs Sa as'0Cr CT. rear Atlas Taea..r
1880 block II ST, n.e.1--4 brick
bldss. with rear alley: Approx. 200
sE.LtTi.y II. seaoRps Izas alp 8, Re- III. it's.
WILL BUILD LAkGE WAREHOUSE
for long lease In .. G.. with Penna
rr facilities. STEuART BROTH
sEvERAI wAREHoUsEs In AIexan-
! dris and Hyattsvilie. Can MRS,
18th sT.--5. 200 "a, It..
on ist floor. 5.s00 sc,. II. on Ind
foor, with automohiie elevator. VIII
lease one or both floors. Oil Nj.
Macintosh. ir.. with WEAVER
BROS, INC, washington Bldg, DI.
$500. ewes, GL. 1865. -l3
whoieE aierx and distrib-
utors of nut products and contec-
tiouary-On Arkansas ave. and Al
sssSn oseup.sd "a b. ii. ). Frasisr Mi Prod 2
ucts Co, having ONCE spsce, dis
play room and approximately GO
50. II. for STORAGE and packing.
wanaal'y operated S00-lh- eapaeity
elevator, loading platform anc In
terror uerkinx area for 5 psuei-type
trucks: oil hot-water heat; reason
able rent. Immediate ocenpsney.
r. J. wALSHE INC. Ills Eye ST.
nv. Ma. S45s-
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S12.650

k-room brick bungalow with expan-
sion attic, full basement with out
side entrance, large lot: 3 blocks
fransp.; $500 AZ GI loan can be
assumed; may be handled with $l,-i
800 down.
Milton G.. Smith, Real Estate
42le wilson blvd, oW. 72o0.
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ACREAGE FoR sAlf ,csas 4

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1ssI Gs Ne aasr J So es -
Aass 81 $50 ea1A 3 wa sa F&s
nssks with Ssxz y&xEs8a s. SA4S
Evening star., 1949-05-11
STATION WAGONS

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Maast ~ Iisf pjge, ssats Eis HAs
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teps tlret hgskst $Afa 81 t4Bs Ofs
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BEST BUY
REASONS WHY:

1. Best locations In No. Arlington:
2. best construction and best ma
CT approved loan; now ready for in
spection; 3-bedrm. brick Colonial.
only S14,950; 3-bedrm. brick ram
hlers, only $I3,950. Lots have .70-tt.
frontage with curb, gutter, sidewalk
and hard-surfaced st. II in the mar
Manor. Directions: Out Lee hwy. to
No. Glebe I'd, right to Old Dominion
dr., left to Little Falls I'd. and right
2 blocks for the Colonials or l block
out Old Dominion DIR. past Little
Falls I'd. to ramhlers.
M. T. Broyhill & Sons, Inc.
1924 Lee hwy, CHI. $500. Open 9
Evening star., 1949-05-11
SACRIFICE

For the small investor, 3 complete
slEn sp'' $500 o56 oil c.sh neat ineom. pt,ns
S2.40u yr.; vic. 14th and Fairmont
SITS. NV. Call now for an appoint
ment TO inspect. Ewes, RA. 9l4a;
before 5 pm, ST. o3l6. BLANKEN
a, rp roc INC iE
Evening star., 1949-05-11
TRUST NOTES
MONEY TO LOAN

end TnrsT NOTES Ter salg' Vi nno
a,S. soass ,''i irR9b fSaalRtfRs!h fsSS eSs FAY,
q nv ST u4Ai, OF h3a IA
Evening star., 1949-05-11
LANGLEY. VA.

A home of beauty In this exclusive
suburban area, new 6-room house,
all modern conveniences on "a acre
lot with an UP to the minute elec.
equipped kitchen, oil a,-c. heat. at
tach. garage, no steps TO climb. all
on one moor paradise for stifi
little children. Cali for appt.
JAMES G. WARE
Evening star., 1949-05-11
TWILIGHT SHOWING

Clipped From a Magazine
Is this prewar brick Cape Coo. close
to transp,, parochial school and lge.
shopping center, featuring that pop
ular LIST floor plan with lee. liy
rm., . bedrms. plus excellent side
porch for summer living; End fl.
finished as 3rd bedrm.; rec. rm. in
bsmt. Lge. level yard with det ga
rage. Priced to sell.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Qlehe I'd. at Lee hwy. OW. aOaO.
Evening star., 1949-05-11
INVEST. PRoP.-SALE Cont.


VA. near Geo. wash
ing:on High Schooi-This detached
2-family Eat showins excellent re-
turn; each ant. consists OF LIVING
room, dining room, sun porch
kitchen bedroom ana bath: priced
below competition. Gail Mi FreoeE-
ickS IT., with BETHEL. Dl. 800.
ewes 81. 6664
81 500 DIN apiS. partly furn
oh-w h., Of 18th st. NV. wALTER
EBERMAN, EN-. a303 TIL 10 pm,
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY in the
heart Of Silver Spring, 10000 Sc IT.
Of land improved by 2-story bids.
$4,000 SO. tt; income, SAs.ouo an
nually, less taxes and commissions
Will sacrifice for s200. 900 cash. ROY
N. CoFFNAN. sH. 4l23. SH. 3a2s
5-UNIT DET. BRICK APT. each apt
has bedrms., S3942 yearly in
come. A bargain at $4,000.
Also several 3 and unit apts
RAFTELL REAL ESTATE. SH. 1903
TIL 81
Evening star., 1949-05-11
CONN. AWE. STORE

Between 18th and 18th sts NV;
fine location available in near fu.
ture. For further information call
Ma. D2b4 -l3
Evening star., 1949-05-11

end AND srs TRusrs ca u c PREP,
erfy sfsar service NATIONAL
FINANCE CO lui4 X INV LA
~ you MID M0SIf, wF can hplp
YOU NATIONAL FRANCE co
lui4 KHw Ia
Evening star., 1949-05-11
MOTORCYCLES


Fog s0GR RfUIS6 PIEAsiRH %
hssf an sxesiisSt selection ss aMsS
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ToacYctE sALEa. sls sth u q .
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sasx&ff3 siHS RI $3.50 --~g4
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eonG, csa EM s&fs attss 5 p
oNIY DAYs LErr fer Marian
se3i1snts aBGsF II, se Ess operator 1
tes a&s for sa6tss h8ke3 afi1 eep~tssa
Last cSg Mar IL FBfshss tEsngsR
a. MARYLAND CYCLE Co H4s
si5Ee ave. AsssEr SpEiRx ~@14
Evening star., 1949-05-11
DON'T MISS THIS
NEAR MIDDT,EBURG

i47 seres, modern room house. GOOD
barns, xatere6 by streams. Rood
roads. Eehcei& and storss sur
rounded By fine estates
I I. G WEST EA 2I35
Evening star., 1949-05-11
AUTOMOBILE LOANS

FINANCING private EAlea our speeiai,
~ POS are eaSlne o. selIins an
purchases NOLAN FINANCE co
los Nsw yofk ave 80 aspusfir
Evening star., 1949-05-11
THE UTMOST

TIE UTMOST
OF treasurable living may be ex-
perienced in this unusual brick
bungalow. Situated In one of North
Arlington's most convenient loca-
tions. This house features an ex-
eeptional floor plan. From the en-
trance hall II Is a few steps up TO
the, lee. liy. rm. and ? bdrmS. and
bath, or few steps down TO the
hne din. rm., kit, den, and half
bath area. Beautiful wooded lot
with patio and many extras.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Glebe I'd. at Lee hwy, ow. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-05-11
S9.750

$9,750
Buys this lovely 2-bedroom bungalow
with Q real expansion attic on 0
quarter-acre corner lot In cool Falls
Church; 1b min. to d G. and Penta-
gon: $4,000 cash REQUIRED. Go to
trafac light at Falls Church Bank
proceed west on Broad st. 70 West
ST.. left on West TO Parker, left on
Parker 70 Randolph and our sign.
Open / to dark. ASK Us REALTY
CO. OK. 2659. Gil. I252.
Mr.. COLUMBIA PIKE
e-room modern prewar brick. Living
room, fireplace; dining room. equip
ped kitchen; End floor, = bedrooms
and bath; full basement: oil heat;
outside entrance; all floors beau
tffully carpeted; awnings absve
windows and porches lot fenced
with rustic boards; miles of d. c.;
conyeniept to schools and buses.
F.H.A. financed.
George McNabb, FA. 1905
Evening star., 1949-05-11
HILLWOOD AVE.

Lovely 6-bedrm brick on 94-acre
corner lot, years old. baths, 2
n baths, double garage. Price.
S44.400. Shown by appointment
only, JUDSOE REAMY 81 SON. ll22
N. Irving St, Arl., Va, CH. 0s00.
Evening star., 1949-05-11
LYON VILLAGE

In this most desirable and much
sought after section We offer this
English-style home of distinctive
charm. Constructed of brick, stone
and frame, large attractive 22-ft.
place. formal dining room, nicely
equipped kitchen, side screened
porch, " bath, 1st a.; 3 very attrac-
tive bedrooms and tiled bath up
stairs. plus sun deck; attic finished
into one. nice large room, excellent
bath; one car detached garage. lge.
level corner lot. $4,000 cash re-
quired: for further Information, call
Arlington Realty Co.
Evening star., 1949-05-11
HILLWOOD SECTION
S13.850

You loved the house last week end
but we didn't have the financing ar
ranged TO suit you people with 81
900 cash Here is the best Cape Cod
in Falls Church with a ~ CT loan
that will be sold early this week. so
call Mr.. Byrd at DI 0222 or you
may miss It. The home consists OF
lge. iiv. rm. with a very unusual
fireplace, dinette, completely equip
ped modern kit, bedrms. and full
bedrm. and den on the 2nd q. with
Y. repeat, Z windows. The base
ment features q maids rm. and lava
TOY. Laundry complete with double
deralr'. All this locate Just IS min.
from the Pentagon on very. large
beautifully Handicapped lot, fenced
and many lovely flowers. plus ade-
Quate garden space.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th st. NV. DI. 0222 or wo.
1909 ewes.
Evening star., 1949-05-11
VIRGINIA FOREST

A beaut. Colonial brick home; lge.
rm.. with flrepl.. din. rm. fully
equipped kit. with den and "A, bath
bath on End a.; full bsmt. with out
side entrance, pine -paneled rec. rrn.
with asphalt tile floor and "a bath;
located on o lovely wooded lot, cony.
to bus and schools; substantial cash
Pam fsyen M [e9srrso snc awn. an1 go1a mES
must sell. Shown by appt. only.
SEWELL REALTY co.
IA 8. Glebe I'd. at Lee blvd. Phone
Evening star., 1949-05-11
SUBURBAN SALIVA. tcont. !
FAIRFAX COUNTY,
HERNDON

10 acres. broom modern BUNGALOW.
bedrooms and bath. equipped kitch-
en-. guest house. chicken house. beau
thu stream; 23 miles to D. c.;
j. L. C. WEST, FA. 2135
Evening star., 1949-05-11
BEDROOM SHY

BEDROOM SHY
II you have the problem of not
enough bedrooms. here Is the answer
bedrooms and 2 baths. good-sized
attractive living rm. with fireplace.
full dining rm., very large equipped
kitchen; some additional features are
Lear attached garage, oil! h.-y h. ID,
large lot; brick construction; 10
Gated In North Arlington Just Of
Lorcum lane: the entire property is
In excellent condition, about 10 yrs.
old: q sacrifice price Of S1S,950
Arlington Realty Co.
22n4 WiIknn blvd QW Q3On -13
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S1O.500-BY OWNER
MAKE AN OFFER

Value here is q fact, not q slogan.
This Colonial home, with gracious
charm, situated on an acre, offers
eled den, 1ia baths, separate laundry
Ym. with Launderall, oil h.-w.h.,
det. 2-car garage; / blk. from shop
ping and transp, .15 min. to. PEN
taeon. Owner Is being transferred
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
1DO0 18th st NV nj 0292
Evening star., 1949-05-11

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BRICK RAMBLER
LOOK AT THISi

Brick and asbestos shingle Colonial.
large living rm., fully equipped
kitchen, din. rm., 8 bedrms. and
bath: interchangeable storm windows
and screens; full bsmt. with outside
entr. Assume 4es 25-yr. GI loan.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
ru 1oA1 Nw 2007 10
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LYNHAVEN

Alex. $1,000 cash down and move
right in this excellent 5-rm. at
tached brick with front porch. ]
blk. transp. and shopping. Easy dis
tance to Pentagon and downtown.
8 to o.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1949-05-11
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-13
76 ABOARD pAA'5
 WEEKEND FLIGHTS

Seventy-six pass m CTS were aboard Pan American Airway's Jul neau flights over the weekend as follows:
 From Seattle: Mrs. James Haw- lino, Juanita Diaz, Gray Coy, Law renee McGilvary, Mrs. Ivah McGil- vary Gladys Hagen, Harold Blanchard, Caroline Forses, A. L Pipel, Brick Fenno, Mrs Mary Fenno. George Vincent, Sol Riffel J. E. Jawlar, Harold Lee, Robert Tanner, Bruce Merritt, Manuel Diaz.
 John Hannah, James Klushkan ;. S. MacKinnon, Don Eberlein Fred Eastaugh, Dr. H. Pope, Ed ward Brehm, Maria Swanson, Dor McMorran, Joseph Frydlo, Dell Marlyan and Tom Olsen, Theodore Webb, Donald Forbes, Gene Forbes
 To Seattle: Adolph Van Hollen- bake, Harshel Parkinson, J. w Leivers, William B. Wong, Robert Ciari, Roberta Reynolds and infant Charles, A. w. Hackenwood, Mrs A T. Nygaard, Mrs. Gus Nelson, T Henry, R. Manney, c. A. Hendrick- son.
 A. L. Pilpel, E. s. Eby, G. A. POrte John McKprSia Refh and Walter Barricklow, MT. and Mrs Carson Lawrence and family, Val Eller, Katherine Pelroy, w. R. Sterling, Jim Lay, Anell Tuscher, Eileen Byrne, Lester Chase, E. J. T. C. Olson, c. Severeid, W. Schuler, L. Sobosel, J. B. Harold Sailors and Phy- lis Moon.
 To Ketchikan; Gerald c. Kemp ton, G. V. Graham.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-13

sides setting the flower displays in place. this group was at the field at 9 o'clock yesterday. Arnold L. Francis, GAIA. station manager; B. Fred Dunn, district traffic man. ager for Pan American, and Jerry Mccarthy of the P.A.A. staff: Tom Dyer, Bert Lybeck, city street fore man, and the mayor.
 Mayor Hendricksln was busy thanking Juneauites today, and ask ed to express his appreciation for numerous courtesies through the Empire.
 T wish I could thank all of the hundreds of persons who helped make this dedication success, Mayor HendriclSson said. Besides the airlines which already have played such an important part-and added such touches as Pan Ameri- cans orchids and balloons, and Pa cific Northern's furnishing all the refreshments - many local firms contributed.
 'The beautiful floral display were especially impressive. Greet ings were sent by most of the firms connected with the building and decoration, including Triplette and Dalziel, Walter D. Field, Home Beautiful, the Electric Service Shor and the Lemon Creek Sand anc Gravel Company.
 Others were James Orme, whc sent flowers to all the new offices as we'll as for the lobby; Keith Wildes, Dr. D. D. Marquardt. Stan- dard Oil Company, the Daily Alaska Empire, Hix Anderson, the City of Douglas, the Juneau Chamber ot Commerce and Mikes Place.
 Another milestone in the Terri tcry's history, another fine Juneau celebration-the city can afford to be just shade snug today!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-13
EVIDENCE GIVEN
 IN JURY TRIAL OF
 U. S.-RUTHERF0RD

A jury of eight men and four women was sworn in at 11:20 this morning, and the case of the United States vs. Wallace T. Rutherford got under way.
 Rutherford was indicted by the grand jury on charges of illegal cohabitation and four counts of felonious assaults. The charges were consolidated for the purposes ot the trial.
 Testimony began before noon by Dolores Royce, the present Mrs Stanley Tyler, of cohabitation and the birth of a child, and of Ruther- fords assaults on which the charges are based. Other witnesses for the prosecution were MT. and Mrs. Jack Martin and MT. and Mrs Carl Gray.
 Rutherford is expected to be on the stand tomorrow. He is repre- sented by M. E. Monagle and Will liam l.. Paul, Jr., who were ap- pointed by the court. Assistant District Attorney Stanley Baskin is prosecuting the case for the gov ernment.
 Serving cn the jury are Hazel Forde, Vernon Joyer, Lyda Museth, Paul F. Schnee. Silva Zenger, R. A Hollingsworth, Christine Addle- man. Jack B. Burford, Robert Thi- sodeau, William H. Barron, Fred 5. Alexander and Earl Barcus.
 Other jurors were excused until Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-13
GIRL SCOUTS LEAVE
 FOR EAGLE RIVER

First contingent of Girl Scouts bound for a week of camping at the Eagle River Scout Camp left here at 1O.30 o'clock this morning ty special bus
 First order of business for Scouts on arrival at camp was a call for a general assembly in the recreational hall where girls were to Meet their Camp Leader, Miss Ruth Carson of Pittsburgh, Pa, who arrived Saturday from Ketchi- kan where she has directed Scout camping during the past weeks.
 Stocking supplies, getting hunks into shipshape condition and or ganizing gear was scheduled to take. up most of the day.
 Emphasis at this years camp will be on outdoor activities, with little arts and crafts work, according to the Camp Leader, who added that camp was a place to learn how to camp.
 Girl Scouts found the Eagle River camp in top notch condi- non after Boy Scouts vacated fol- lowing two weeks of camping.
 Mrs. M. L. MacSpadden, camp director for Girl Scouts, con- mented that the boys good work indicated that somebody enjoyed the camp" Girls were particularly grateful for the big supply of wood left by the boys.
 Letters to Scouts can be left at the Vic Powers Paint store, Mrs. MacSpadden said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-13
JUNEAU CITY BAND PLAYS, DEDICATION
 MUNICIPAL AIRPORT

The Juneau City Band made an- other of its many hits yesterday when short snappy concert was given at the dedication of the mu- nicipal airport.
 The concert consisted of eight selections and the Is members, un- der the direction of Joseph M. Shof- her, received many congratulations also generous applause.
 The band will meet again to- morrow night at 7:30 o'clock in the Grade School auditorium for a quick rehearsal of numbers to be played at the Flag Day exercises to be given by the Elks. Bandsmer are requested to wear their white uniforms