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STUDIOS FOR RENT

TWO FRONT ROOMS, can be used
for bus. and living quarter; rent.
reas., with utilities 1928 Col I'd.
For more information call MR.
ASHA, ia. T175 12'
WILL STORE, REPAIR. paint and
sell your truck HI. $3.50, TRUCK
SALES. 1000 Central ave. ne. i
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Silver Spring. modern stylish. 3-bed-
room, IA bath brick in best SUBJ
division, custom built. See this be-
fore you buy. Only S16,250, FHA-
GI if desired
WOODSIDE REALTY co,
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CONTINUED on Next PassJ
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

$500 TO 1000 SQUARE FT. sec
ond commercial, nearby sW. section:
good for light manufacturing, rug
work; etc. Call Mr., Franklin,
Building. Dl. $500. ewes, Gil. 1856.
APPROXIMATELY 1000 50. FT.,
near 22nd and Va. ave Excellent
for general auto business. ware
housing. etc. Call Mr. Franklin,
WEAVER BROS. INC. Washington
Bldg, Dl. $500; ewes. Gil. 1856.
STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION of
pkg. mdse.. incl. local delivery and
out-of-toWn shipping. The modern
method for factory rep, dealer, or
salesman. METROPOLITAN WARE
HOUSE CO.. so Fla. ave. ne. HO.
O6S2 81
FOR RENT-Ar or any part of
$4,000 So. IT. Of second commercial
property, completely f1reproof l8-
#: ceiling; Can be used for any
purpose. Near new South Capitol
Bride at 1st and M sts. Sc. Call
OWNER, FIR. 4l5O; ewes, SH. 1915.
WILL BUILD WAREHOUSE on Penna
Railroad IN d. c. for long lease to
responsible tenants: UP to . acres
OF industrial land available if need
ed. MYRON DAVY, TR. $500.
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INDUSTRIAL GRoUhD-REkTl
REAL ESTATE WANTED

/ BLOCK OFF NO. l HIGHWAY. on
r.r ? acre, on grade: all utilities,
5000 mo- A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 7:i3O.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
BRENTWOOD, . blks OF R. I. ave
Brick 2.bedroom bungalow, l year
old; full bsmt., large lot; $3.50
$500 BROWN REALTY Corr,
Realtors. DU. S55s.
MT. RAINIER, $500 Substantial g.
rm. and bath home, conv.. to business
sessi99 auto heat sa olnsP lpe5al teEms H.
IN 3s7a, VA WA. o9s5 wa IA a.
HYATTSVILLE HILLS-Brk. bunga-
low; excel. cond.; rms. on 1st f.;
finished attic. tile bath. rec. rm..
Se5 JOHN sfI + joHNsoN R5 Sss snq VA Al 565S s659o'
W. HYATTSVILLE-Lovely 2-bedrm.
bungalow: very clean. gas heat. con-
ven. to shopping. H. CARLYLE De
LLoz1ER, Realtor, Prince George
Ma Bank 5and ana Trust Wa s5as Bids Mt Rainier
LOVELY 5-RM. BRICK, nr. school.
payment. PRIMROSE REALTY. WA.
ONLY 5000 DOWN. Mt Rainier area
H% per f1sHs PRMR6sE Is SFisElhas REAhTY S2H va
FOR SALE by naval ott1cer being
transferred; new .5-rm. brick; ex-
pansion attic. full bsmt.; small down
DEEPFREEZE and everything; s-rm
brick, fireplace, Ia baths. built-in
garage. INTERCHANGEABLE storm ant
screen windows. awnings, beautiful
lot, near every convenience in Hy-
attsville, you can't ask for any
!hps 56 needs shbstana h is Pea1ty doTn Say paS
ment. DALEY REAL ESTATE
SALES. AP. oo77. ewes, James M
A NICE, COMFORTABLE 4-room
basement and bath home; cool In
summer; oil h.-w.h. HI. sa12
A1TsTENTrioN, MOL AND GOVT. farm
employes-We have 8 choice brick
homes for sale in the Berwyn--Belts-
willie area; priced from $4,000 to
$16.5oQ; 2 and 4 bedrms., y and
9 tile baths. garage, etc; excellent
nansips f pm avaIea5f RobERr cal 81 BA DAvis a99s
PREWAR-BUILT, 6-rm., 2-story home
on large. level lot; glassed-in porch
plus screened rear porch; oil heat;
PRICE rG slo5oe O. 9no block lock from S9a ba
EXCLUSIVE CHEVERLY-This home
has everything, architectural con-
struction and location; 7 rms, in
cluding lge. flrst-floor den, built-in
garage, full basement, oil heat, tile
bath, 8 bedrms., screened porch,
nook; prewar brick constEgction n1
make an offer and get a buy. Call
WA: 5000 till 8 pm, ROBERT S.
BEYOND COMPARISON at S12,5OO;
6-rm. brick; full basement, porch
choice location, in the heart OF
Hyattsville; terms. Call WA. 1900
~ pm, ROBERT S. DAVIS. &
LIVE RENT FREE-Leavine town
will sacrifice frame bungalow with
furn apt; fenced yard, bus at door
mr.. schools. shopping center; $4,000
cash reg assume payments. OWNER
vETERANs. $3.50 down. bedrms.
S10,45O; 5-yr.-old Cape Cod, in Al
condition; near bus, stores. movie;
etc: full basement, oil heat. Call
VA; 5000 til 9 pm, ROBERT S
DREAM 4Aii SSUSGALow-owner,s S a health
forces him to sell this -old
home for only $1O,500; it has
everything, porch, garage, . bed
rms. full basement, oil h.-w.h., ex-
pansion attic, flrepl, picket fence
Can be FHA financed Call WA
1900 til pm, ROBERT S. DAVIS
& CO. IA
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Sprg.. VIII Sacrlflce modern center
entrance brick Colonial home, very
attractive throughout and well
equipped; priced at S13.950 and
buyer can assume large A. mort
gage, all or part A lovely place
for somebody. R. P RIPLEY,
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NO CASH

To a qualified veteran; a 6-rm., det.
% derfui % for Children; M SoTl ideal 1901 for Tar sar.
dening; all twin-sized bedrms., deep
closets, back porch, outside ent. to
bsmt., comb. storm windows; excel
cond.; wonderful buy at $4,000!
Call Mr.. Goddard, AK. 5271. with
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES
INC, Ma. 9141. Ia
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ULTRAMODERN

Come to 9O09 Alton pkwy.. Woodside
Park, Silver Spring, Tues. through
Fri. to 10 pm. to see a beautiful
new modernistic custom built home :,
foodlighted for evening visitors;
some of the enhancing features are
Step-up liv. rm. with firepl. and
picture windows, all-elec. kit. with
dishWasher and disposal. full bed
rm. and tile bath on 1st level; 2
bedrmS. and tile bath on End level;
bedrm. on ground leveD with full
tile bath and ? entrances; decora-
tons and design are simply wonder
ful; $4,000 with good terms never
bought so much. JOHN H. MILLER,
Jr. d BRO, MA. 1857, 1912 K st.
q u. a
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

STORE, lsx45. approx:; on Wilson
blvd. Immediate occupancy. MAN
MAS REALTY CO, 2116 Wilson
blvd. Gil. or OK. 27S4 --l3
nth ST. AT r N.W-Bldg., 4Ox1OO.
Showroom for display or Office with
balcony, large workshop or ware
house with skylights, . Law. front
and rear drive in for cars or trucks
RA. 1920 -I2
BRAND-NEW BLDG. with bsmt.. 626
Mass. ave. Nv. Approx. 5000 50. #.
Modern show window Suitable for
wholesale or retail business Excel
lent shipping. Large doors on two
sides of bldg Opening on two alleys
Near all transportation in heart of
city. Immediate possession. Rea-
sonable rent Call Mr. Kiely, LEO
M. BERNSTEIN & CO. Realtors,
l415 K ST. NV, ME. 800; ewes.
Gil. S0l2. -12
SMALL BRICK BUILDING NEAR
MAYFLOWER HOTEL
In perfect condition. suitable for or
ganization. business offices or light
merchandising; approx. $500 50. it.
OF usable space on 3 floors: immed
occupancy; may consider sale: 10
rms. 3 baths. Call
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1O22 18th St NV ST 1900 ID
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

bVSINESS PKOPEKT WANTED
GAS sTATIONS-For one Of our &C
counts I desire to purchase local op-
Grating gas stations or potential
sites. ROBERT w. SAVAGE, Real
tor, 514 Union Trust Bldg
sites, with long frontage on arterial
st. or hwy. D. c.. Md. or Va; long
Lease or purchase. WALTER NJ
BAUMAN. Broker, 1927 x st. NV,
MA: 6229. ewes. WO. 0747. -l3
parking lot in Sc. Anacostia or
Congress Heights area. Box 23-f,
Star is
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DOWNTOWN Mr.. nth
& NJ v AVE NV

d N. 7. AVE-, NV.
Entire floor of modern building, in
convenient section; rms and pri-
vate tile layatory: approx. $50 So.
it.; display window on front; imme-
diate possession; reasonable rent.
Call Mr.. Ewell, LEO NJ. BERNSTE Elm
& CO., Realtors. l415. K st. NV. NE.
540O, ewes. OR 531s -12
PORTLAND BUILDING
Offices available at S. per #
MARK WINKLER MANIAC EMENT.
RE. 5000, l111 Vermont ave. NV.
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG.
Office available for business, pro-
fessional and trade organizations.
1896 Conn ave. AID. 5000.
COLORED DOCTORS-Suite OF I'VE
large Offices in modern Park and
Shop" An opportunity for group
of doctors and dentists. Several
thousand colored customers visit
this center daily. Lone lease to
responsible parties. OWNER. TR.
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S15,5OO-OVER 6 ACRES

SD, ,5UU-OVER b ACRES
Built and occupied by the present
owner, this substantial 2-bedroom
house can be finished into a roomy,
comfortable 4-bedroom house by the
investment of ones spare time plus
a moderate amount of materials. 1t
has a large, dry basement and an
attached garage. The plot has a
600-ft. frontage with several other
good building sites. The range and
refg are included. IL miles from
Washington and Just off main
highway. $500 down, balance
S1lO per month
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HIILWOOD MANOR

$4,000; immaculate and beautifully
built prewar brick Williamsburg
has a through center hall, Gift.
liv. rm., din. rm., kit. and huge
screened porch off liv. rm; 2nd fl.
has 2 fine bedrms. with closets and
built-in chests: also a nursery. Fea-
lures: Full basement, built-in ga
rage, copper cutters, slate roof and
painted interior walls. Phone OIL.
1864 until 8 p.m., SYDNEY KARR,
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$5OO-$1, 600 DOWN

Jefferson Manor, by owner-5-room
brick. &C. heat; fenced yard, /
GI 1st trust. Full price $4,000
RA. 6S7o. Ia
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"S10 500"

Will buy this brand-new bungalow in
the Bethesda section; with rms,
2 bedrms., tile bath: level lot 65 it..
yder ny over The G pan Ia May rea 1e nief ppusn' sn
Call ME. 1143 until 8 pm today
or Sunday. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAk
oVo " = pItUI w. 1Sh " -------2 I'JI:I22
Den and Half Bath 1st Fl.


Den and Half Bath 1st Fl.
Silver Spring. Charming white br *;
2-story; liv. rm.. fireplace; pane.ed
den. and bath: lge. din. rm. with
built-in corner cupboard; spacious
kit: plenty cabinets recreation rm.
md f.. ) bedrmS, tiled bath: attic
with ventilating fan; beautiful cor
ner lot Il5X10; barbecue: f1agstone
terrace. Close to shopping, transp.,
and schools Priced to sell .his
week. S. & L. REALTY CO, SH
ll4l till Q pm. Ii
All Newly Decorated
Cape Cod broom bungalow, beautiful
setting; quiet, safe for children; sale
by owner for $4,000, which is FILA
appraisal commitment obtained;
Bendix included Dir: Colesville rd
to Franklin, Franklin to High View
No. Q Knox pl.. Silver Spring, SH
1891 l3*
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IMMEDIATE CASH
FOR your home, white or colorsd
COX a. CO.. RE 1888
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

2S6.OOO CUBIC FT. or 5000 50. it,
with rr siding: low down payment;
terms less than rent; for quick sale
HARRY DREISEN. 6l6 Bond Bldg
Ma 112 or SH 162H IL
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OLD GEORGETOWN RD."
''Ligon Knoll" This beautiful
rambler has an overall length of
1bsr Il IT, and is Located on n
tiful trees. Large liv. rm with
firepl.. bookshelves and picture
window. Din. I'M. luxury kitchen,
2 bedms.; each has its own bath
and leads onto terrace A third
bedrm also has its own pvt. bath
and offers guest accom-. Storage
attic. The excel. officiating plant
is in the bsmt. Sun decks. out
door fireplaces and wide terraces
add to the 10Y of cool. comfortable
living. Very reas priced for i'm
med. sale. Fer appt. and tnforma-
INEZ CUSHARD
OR. 1922, DI. 274O. Ewes. Wo.
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PHYSICIANS Attention

PHYSICIANS Attention
II you are a doctor looking for fine
we'll located house in Arlington
suitable for residence and office,
here is a splendid brick Colonial. .
yrs old, on lot 7OX200; lge. liv.
rm, din. rm.. fully equipped kitch-
en-, including dish washer and
garbage disposal unit: bedrm., den
and bath on Is. f.. bedrmS. and
:. baths on end A.; lge bedrm. and
bath on Bird f.; full basement. ell
plastered; laundry room, with
Launderette auto. washer; maid S
rm.. lge. -recr. rm with firepl.:. gas
h-wh; fine bus service at door;
schools, churches and shopping
within 3 blks., Is min. by auto to
downtown Washington.
JXJECr EV DIICuANA YAM
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SUBURBAN sALE-VIRGINIl
DO COME INSIDE

$4,000 down. 4 bedrms.. li2 baths.
Lge. liv. rm. with firepl,. beautiful
lge. kit. S-ft new GE refgr.. powder
rm. on lst A. md f. has nice
bedrmS.. modern bath, lge closets.
pull-down stairway to floored attic.
screened porch, detached gar, full
b5mt.. oil heat: maid. toilet and
shower. Immaculate cond. Immed.
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WAREHOUSES NAMED

LARGE AND SMALL warehouses
needed. Have manv clients. in
cludlng out-of-toWn ORGANIZATIONS.
Quick action assured. Call Mr..
Klely. LEO NJ BERNSTEIN 81 CO,
Realtors. 1415 K st. NV, ME.
54UD Ewes CT, 500 10
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]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
CHI. 1341, OW. 3O07 -d3
3-Bedrm. Brick Colonial
Completely redecorated; mod. kitchen
with exhaust fan. full bsmt.. slate
roof and fenced yard; close to bus
line. shopping and schools: possess
sion with settlement.
MANNAS REALTY
a11e Wilson Blvd. OIL. or OK. 27s4.
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REMARKABLE VIEW

Southern Col on a hill overlooking
the entire Potomac hunt country
IL acres in blue grass. 25-ft. liv.
rm., nah. paneled library, sunny
breakfast rm., elec. kit; 8 lge. bed
rms, > baths, End f.: servants
quarters: stable with extra apt
Sacrifice price. Ewes, call Mr.. Smith.
WI. 7735.
ALLIED REALTY CORP
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SH. GAO It'll 9 pm. IA
WOODHAVEN MD

WOODHAVEN, MD.
An enviable location and a delightful
stone residence. situated on a large
well Handicapped lot with beautiful
trees. Well proportioned, large liv-
ing room with flrepl, l4x16 dining
room, entirely modern and equipped
kitchen; three twin size bedrooms
and two fine baths Paneled recrea-
tion room with fireplace. Maids
bath: oil heat; garage. Rear porch
and terrace. Entire property In ex-
ceptionally fine condition.; recently
redecorated throughout. Priced at
S24,500 for immediate sale. Call
Mr.. Shackelford. MA. 5000. Evenings
and weekends, 81. 660s.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC
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SILVER SPRING
TAKOMA PARK

Here is an opportunity for q com.
Portable home plus income. Spacious
newly decorated 6-rm., l 1A-bath apt
bright cool 2-bedrm. and bath
apt on 2nd f.; 2 neat well-arranged
apts. in bsmt.; Gear garage; lot
attrac. Handicapped with an abundance
of grand oaks and shrubbery. Call
MRS TAYLOR 81. 1Q40 -12
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-12-01

tlement where farms cleared by the
original pioneers remain in the same
family through succeeding genera
tions.
A case in point is the Elmer Dill
Ter place north Of the old Beechtree
school ON the road to Pandora. 1t
was more than a century ago-in
the spring of 1835-that Mary Dill
Ter, widow, native of Alsace,
France, with her two sons John, %,
and Peter, 81, came by oxeart from
Holmes county, distance of 160
miles, taking three weeks to make
the journey.
They cleared the land and built a
log cabin couple of miles north of
Michael Neuenschwander, the first
settler,wh arrived two years ear
lier.
John was married in December of
that year to Elizabeth Zimmerly of
Holmes county and the couple went
to housekeeping on the home farm
here which has been handed down to
their grandson Elmer Diller, present
occupant.
The other son, Peter, who married
Barbara Suter, cleared a place one
and one-half miles southeast which
has since remained in the family and
is now the Menno Schumacher farm,
Mrs. Schumacher being grand
daugter.
Mother OILERS grave is in the old
Mennonite cemetery near the Mullet
bridge where sleep many of the
early settlers.
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able showing.
At Is months the animal weighs
1,450 pounds, some 200 to 300
pounds more than the average of
prlzewinning stock.
Geiger who is conducting a bal
anced mineral feeding experiment, is
well pleased with results and says
that the mineral content in the feed
ing program definitely produces a
superior quality Of milk. He says
there is evidence to support a theory
that susceptibility to polio infection
in humans may be due to mineral
deficiency in diet.
Mrs. George Kenny, 72-year-old
Peru, Indiana, woman who received
minor injuries in an automobile ac-
cident south of Bluffton on the LIN
coin highway last Friday, comes
from the Wallaces of the Hagenbeck
and Wallace circus and still has a
fondness for animals. Removed by
Basinger ambulance to her home in
Indiana, she was greeted on her ar
rival by three huge angora cats,
special pets of hers, she explained.
4
This column seems to be running
to animals this week-so here's an
other that didn't turn out too well
that young bull belonging to Olney
Daft northeast of Ada, killed by a
hunters gun.
The animal which Daft purchased
six weeks before, was found dead
in pasture with bullet in It's
head. Daft who said he never had
refused hunter permission to go on
his land may post his farm against
trespassing next fall.
Mrs. Velma (Morehead) Cornwell
of Findlay, former Blutfton resident
got a thrill when she read in these
notes about Bluffton's big Thanks
giving dance 72 years ago. Luke
Myers, one of the iddlers who fur
nished music for the affair was her
uncle.
In these days of turmoil and
change, there's a refreshing element
of stability out in the Swiss Set
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MatnA
Den4oAoI

November bowling out in a reas-
enable facsimile of Indian summer
after the temperature dropped down
to ii degrees last week-and here
comes December-that noise you
heard was off-stage sound effect of
Jingle bells remember Christ
mas is in the offing-cards to send
stockings to fill and the
Christmas tree . and lights
not forgetting all the ties and socks
that change hands with the custom
ary greetings and mysterious
packages not to be opened until
Christmas retail stores running
in high gear loudspeakers blar-
ing forth "Silent Night" amid clang-
ing cash registers :. clerks bored
and tired confused shoppers
irving to make their budget cover
the gift list kiddies impatient
to see Santa Claus with reindeer
and sleigh that somehow seem to
get around without the benefit of
snow =. good thing that Santa can
travel in all kinds of weather :.
and this is a good time to remember
that there's nothing more out of
date than a Christmas card that ar
rives after Christmas-better mail
them early congratulations to
some Biuffton residents who will
observe birthdays this week.-Mrs.. M.
M. Kibler, 80, and Mrs. N. W. Cum
ningham, 80, on Wednesday-and on
Saturday will be the Saith for Mrs.
Eta Biery and 91st for Aaron Gelg-
er out South Main street way.
That flock of Al mallard ducks
that nested at the waterworks quar-
ry will furnish the main item for
the third annual Sportsmen's club
dinner on Thursday night of next
week. They are all dressed and
frozen awaiting the zero hour when
they will be served with all the
trimmings.
The mallards increased from a
few wild ducks which originally
made their home here and became
domesticated several years ago. AS
the flock grew and became more ac-
customed to civilization they made
expeditions from the confines of
their quarters at the quarry and
made forays into gardens and gar
bage pals throughout the neighbor-
hood to the dismay of gardeners
and housewives.
The mallards were proteges of the
Sportsmen's club and were fed ra-
tions of corn furnished by the club
with Edgar Root, club president, IN
charge of the feeding program.
Although it wasn't entered in the
International Livestock show at Chi
cago last week, Albert Geiger, out on
Cherry street has a sleek cross-bred
Angus Shorthorn steer that un-
doubtedly would have made credit
Evening star., 1949-11-30
$1.00 Fomous Name Ties
60.

These are the potterns man would select for his
own use! They're Of quoIih royon, erected by
famous maker who eoters to mems tostes Woven
ond printed styles for every man on your christnos
list.
Kanns-Nsns etoes-Street Flor
Evening star., 1949-11-30

Mems $4.o5 and $5.o5 Wool
SLIPOVER SWEATERS
'2.88
It you don't know his size /. spover sweoter
is the answer! They do come in sizes 36 to IS, but
it's easy to guess! Crew or neck styles, in variety
Of solid coors for selection A reoI voIue!
Kannt-Mens store-steet Floor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-21
..STRANGLER" TO EVANGELIST

Ed "Strangler' Lewis, probably one of the most coorfu of all wrestlers, has become an evangelist and is very serious about it. This news to us via feature article in the Kansas City Star, which lkens the switch of Lewis to that of the late Billy Sunday, who an outfielder for the Chicago White Sox before he hit the sawdust trail.
 Lewis, who made the dramatic "strangle hold' famous in the industry and who per haps was the first to commerciaze being a wrestling villan took part in the prodigous number of 620O matches. In the ring for 43 years. he was heavyweight wrestling champion and toured the world, visiting practically every important city the globe in the performance of his act
 Eye infection caused by the dirt of the canvas and "gougngo of opponents (all rough stuff in wrestling isn't faked) finally persuaded Lewis that life of brotherly love was preferable to what he had been doing So now he's wrestling with sinners for the Lord May his success eclipse anything he has ever known before!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-21
20 YEARS AGO fME TIT EMPIRE
FEBRUAR 2l, 1929


 The Scout Council sponsored of log cabin at Eagle Channel organizations E. Gaonguay Charles Carter R. Shepard Harry sperlng We'll man IIolbrook Frank Merritt R. Mize, lJ F Mullen Grover c. Vim and Simon Hellentha
 Coolidge signed the bill creating migratory in State Alaska 
 Arthur nominated dent Coolidge
 the Alaska booth tat the Good Exposition Cleveland Ohio where Taylor sented Territory.
 ouis operator charge of the Ketchikan cable office and former member the of Commerce meeting. Dick McGmn, only days before organi at the Coliseum Theatre had recently finish Seattle the Bgdad Theatre The Coliseum feature Quarterback" starring
 
 the grounds Capt Andrew of the the first arrive with s2oopud catch Three other boatsthe Ford Capt Ole Olaf Winthers-brough in total of 1560O pounds Jean vanophem, Belgian mining York from Paris enute to operations according received by l. Faulkner vanophem MT and Mrs W Novel; trip months in the At the Grand Igloo endorsed an annual Territorial legislative help r ome George Love ot Valdez was elected permanent Secretary.
 District Forester Charles Flory and Mrs Foy left D c. for Ohio and Pacific Coast cities, enroute Juneau
 Installation signal light the matters the Depart ment meeting silver given missions Gallwas L. D. Hammock
 Little Gilbert Moi old MT. Mrs. K able Hospital recupeaed appendectomy.
 Weather High 35; 27 cloudy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-21
VISITING TEAMS WELCOMED

Leading basketball teams in Southeast Alaska have merged on Juneau for this weeks Gold Medal Tournament and the players and those accompanying them are heartily welcomed by this city.
 The visiting teams are from Metlakatla, Rake. Wrangel Petersburg, Hanes and Sitka to join here with Douglas and Juneau players Of course the game the big feature but entertainment to certain extent is also planned for the participants in the tournament
 Capacity crowds anticipated in the High School Gymnasium during the weeks play and roofing for favorites will furnish display of sportsmanship. Juneau has the reputation for applaudng good work on the floor, whether this is on the part of local squads or of visitors and that reason according to reliable information Juneau is called the city of good sports fans during this week, maintain that reputation Remember the visitors are far from home and the home folks and any expression of enthusiasm on your part is like real tonic.