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Evening star., 1949-03-11
OPEN SUNDAY

UT OUNDA 7
Overlooking Monastery
till $50 pm. 39Os 25th pl. ne.
English brick and stone, 2la baths.
lge liv. rm. with firepl and book
cases, 8 bedrms., din. rn., screened
porch. all-elec kit, gas heat; studio
type bsnt.. brightly decorated: house
in excel. cond.. on corner lot with
garden and garage: conv to transp.
Owner will consider trade. To
reach; Drive out Michigan ave. right
on Bunker Hill rd. which runs into
Randolph st. and 25th pl. Mary
WA. 1877.
O. B. ZANTZINGER co.
Established 1900. 945 K St NV.
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WASHINGTON, D. {.

HOUSES FOR SALE-korthwess
A Better Downtown Home
Easily Changed Into Apis.
Lovely graystone front, 20-ft. width:
occupied by same owner for 30 yrs;
in excellent condition, wide side
English basement with ample space
for a complete apt: complete with
2 elec. refgrs., dining room suite
and some bedroom furn. at 100000.
KELLEY g. BRANNER, DI. 714O
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HoUsES-SALE-N.E. (cont.

HoUSES-SALE-N.E. Cont
VACANT, NEAR MONAsTERY-At.
tractive row brick home containing
large rms, 2 baths, 2 enclosed
porch; oil h.-w.h., buiit-in garage:
nice yard; terms; call now to in
spect. ARKIN REALTY CO., ST.
1882 or GE. 9019. -13
5O33 18th ST. N.E.-Modern semi.
det. brick, 6 rooms, bath, gas heat:
only 81. SI49oo. LOUIS RUDDEN.
NR. CATH. U.-Lovely 5-rm. brk.
home home; oil hest cooo PRICED to sell
req. DISTRICT REALTY. Elk. 6S4S.
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GREENACRES

Very attractive 2-bedrm. prewar
brick with living rm, dining rm.,
kitchen. full bsmt. with lavatory;
screened porch: gas &C. heat;
fenced lot. very nr. elementary
school. An excellent NV. commu-
nifty. Ewes, call Mr.. Markham, EN-
1175. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC,
1904 Wisconsin ave, WI. 1920;
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tn AND WHITTIER

18th AND WHITTIER PL
For those interested in buying a new
home---location today is more i'm,
your home and investment by max.
ing certain that yoI purchase
where the enighborhood will be a.
good in the distant future as it is
now. Here is in-town living with
truly suburban charm. convenient tc
schools, churches, stores and trans
6 lge. rooms, 2 baths. 1st-fl. powde'
room, screened porches, all-electrir
kitchen. lovely lots; built of tEf
finest materials, even superior Il
prewar standards Can be hougfi
by qualified purchasers wit, yoV
less than rent. To see: Out 18th st
to Whittier pl. and our sign. Open
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FOREST HILLS
FOXHALL RD.

Foxhall rd. n.w.-Open
Sat. Sun. and daily / to 5. Here's
your opportunity to purchase q new
beautiful rms. "a baths, gas s'ss &C.
heat: nice lot; priced right s. r.
MARTIN & CO.. Realtors. 2e45
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BRETON HALL APTS.
New modern garden type. bedrm.
$50, > bedrm., $3.50. including
utilities, some available at once
S10l University lane, at N. H. ave.
agent on premises l to B, DI. 6769
for form tim
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APARTMENTS UkEURNIsHEp

MODERN. 5 large rms. tile bath, pvt.
heat; 9ea adult family; s155. cH.
BERWYN. MD. (next to Cafe La
Conga)-Several apts. available soon
as alterations are completed; end
toor; rooms; kitchen. Hollywood
tile bath. new gas stoves, new sinks.
elec. refgr.. utilities Except gas)
Of BLDG. S695O up. on lease. Cali
after l pm. 94l2 BALTIC. blvd -l3
APT. FOR RENT. ,65s F st. ne"
cRiSd rms kitchsn and bath no pets or
sid blds;; 6eaFms:. aIrs h5epi' porch;
MODERN studio one-roop efficiency
apt Conn. ave: partly furnished;
So 50 per mo. Phone MRS. RILEY,
m TAKoMA PARK-s77.5o month
ineluding utilities. l bedrm. Box
vIRGINIA-Limited number of appli-
cations now being accepted for
pon5a feW ap Lss Ap AapSasbe sf now o oheqs n
80 days: / bedrm.. $50; . bedrms..
sos; all util. incl Mr.. Denice on
premises 1-.6 Saturday. Out Column
bia pike to Baileys Cross Roads,
sisn OF PoMPoNIo REALTY. NC,
2222s Wilson blvd, oW. $3.50.
BRETON HALL APTS.
New modern garden type, l bedrm.
$50, > bedrm., S97 so. including
utilities, some available at once.
S10l University lane, at N. H. ave.
agent on premises l to B, DI. 6769
for information.
PARKWAY TER. APIS.
New 2-bedrm. apis. available immedi-
ately 500 per month includes ali
utilities: veterans preference: large
rooms and ample closet space. easy
transportation HI. $500 from 8 to 8
DO YOU NEED AN APT.
In NV; eley. b!ds. before you. sell
you- home? ME. 1719. ia. 1911,
LONG BRANCH APIS.
New, fireproof. garden type; available
dinette. kit. and bath: Sa4 per mo
incl. utilities; Venetian blinds, BIZ
passing closet doors. kit. exhaust
fan. Resident mgr on premises
500 block Old Bladensburs rd... SH.
1, 2 and 3 Bedrm. Apis.
In sligo Park, near Silver Spring new
project, veterans preference, occu-
porniny on project sat. and sun.
betweeen and 5 pm. To reach:
Elsht 10 OUT sign On left. 81 out Pinsy
sgn Rs Fd FsEDRRIcKs ss 81 Ss0 w Sk~y yBERESs K Sa
INC, 1925 K ST. NV. MA. 9141.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Center-hall Colonial det. brick home
in one OF the finest sections oil
Chevy Chase. Large liv. rm.. din
rm,, modern kit, bedrms. and 9
baths: oil &C: heat; 2-car det gar
$1,000 under selling price 9 yrs
ago. $4,000 cash Balance like
rent. ARLIE L. JOHNSON REALTY
CO. INC. 3402 Conn. ave. OR.
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1922 goth ST. NE.
Must be sold Owner moving to Fla,
Price reduced to $1,000. 1st floor.
living rm. with open fireplace, large
dining rm. and kitchen, 2 bedrms.
and bath; 2nd floor, 3 bedrms. and
bath: attractively furnished; full
basement with recreation rm., oil
h-wh. KIRKS REALTY CO., RE.
QR1A eues Pa S2GR Il
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Chevy Chase Gardens
Greatly reduced price Of this lovely
immediate possession. Only S16,75O.
Act quickly.
Columbia Properties, Inc.
st. 1869, 932 Investment Bldg.
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WOODBRIDGE
WOODBRIDGE
ST OOO DOWN

New det. brick home with 6 large
rooms, colored tile bath, 3 bedrooms:
S15,250 To inspect. call CO. 1888,
or RA. 6593 ewes. PECK CO.. 361S
ct III
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Unusual plan with bedrm and bath
on first floor . bedrrns. on End;
full basement finished off for kitchen
and dining rm.; S1l,500, with good
terms. Call Mr.. Crockett. SH. 1914.
with LEGUM g. GERBER REALTY
TSnO III
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5442 30th ST. NV.
Chevy Chase; det. brick, Z rooms. 8
baths. rec. rm. with fireplace, house
recently. redec., nice lot. Priced
right. immediate poss. Call sT
e316: ewes, RA. 1927, BIANkEN
g. PRESS, INC. 1924 Z st. NV.
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ALDON PROPERTIES

31'O01& 1IO1 I1C IIO
Ma. $40. III
UPPER 10Th ST. AREA
Close to Rock Creek Park-Lovely
det brick home in this desira Bile
loc.;, entrance hall, liv. rm. with
hrepl., din. rm., large comp equip
ped kit. and lavatory complete the
1st f.; 3 bedrms and . baths on
End and beautifully finished rm.
on Bird A.; att. gar This house is
absolutely immaculate.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Paai4arr LILO 1r.L a.x n1on
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GRUVER QUALITY

401O through 4o16 Blaine st. ne:
detached bricks, bedrooms. l bath,
modern kitchen; full basement with
lavatory. Open daily til dark,
open Sun. IL til dark. For further
information. call MR.. LATONA. MA.
1887; ewes. ST.. 1882 IA
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APIS. WANTED (cont., ,

WANTED lge. bdrm., kitchenette, vic
18th and Columbia rd. DU. 6751.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS
Six-room detached home on lovely
University campus: beautiful deep
lot. professionally landscaped; owner
leaving town.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
4934 Wis. Ave. OR. 1925 Till 8 PM.
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AN EXCELLENT BUY

Chevy Chase. 6 rm., bath det brk.
Liv. rm., din. rm., an exceptionally
lse. kit, rear screened porch, 3
generous size bedrms, gear det.
gar, lovely lot in desirable loca-
ton. Low down payment. Monthly
payments like rent. Call Mr.. Reavis
with ALDCN PROPERTIES, MA.
$40. eyes OR 222l Ia
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SEMIDET. BRICK

NE sec; 5 rms, only a few blocks
from upper Brightwood; Ia a.; Va.
cant; immed. poSs.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 E st. NV. MA. e3s9. MA. e374.
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FUR. OR UkFUR

NEAR WARDMAN PARK, at 26Io
Garfield St. new 4-room apts., fur
nished or unfurnished; $3.50. LU-
THEIR L. MILLER, DE O655. 13s
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peter j. haga
RIVER TERRACE

Realtor. 3s41 34th st. ne. UN.
s5s5; office open Sun. from IL q. m.
to pm -13
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
First offering. 4-bedroom, 2-bath
home in excellent condition; 2 bed
rooms and bath on first floor. Owner
occupied. Price, S24,95O. Ewes, cal
Mrs. Herring. MI. 49l9 with RID.
DELL REALTY CO., DI. 1000
Exclusive
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RIVER TERRACE

0ooS OLA Z I'll.
Veterans only. Short of money!
Here's rare opportunity to get q
lovely home for practically nothing
down and only S63 80 month; q
cash deposit Of $3.50 required TO
cover settlement charges is all the
money you need. nothing more but
to qualify; this is a lovely 5-rm.
home with nicely fenced rear yard;
oil h.-wh., hwd floors. tile bath and
shower plus a modern kit. with
large new refrigerator included.
Don't fail to see this Open Sat.
from l till pm. and Sun. from IL
am to 8 pm
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Brentwood Village Sec.
1894 18th ST NE

Open 2 to 6 pm. Sat. and Sun. This
6-rm. row brick home Is the finest
value we've seen in this conv. area.
House about s yrs. old having open
front porch, ent. foyer, bsmt. with
toilet and rec. rm. space and out
quick sale at S12.50O, on terms.
Immed. poss Out R. I. ave. to
Montana ave, right on Montana to
Downing St, right l blk to 18th.
left to house THOMAS H. RICE.
AID. 2059; ewes. and Suns, WA. 30S4.
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Amer. Univ. Pk.-$24, $50
In st AIMS parish, close to shopping
center. theater and all schools;
ssttrac; det. brick home on nice level
rm. fully equip. kit, den and pow
der rm.,. scr porch End A.. 3 bed
rms. and bath; paneled rec. rm. with
flrepl.; oil h.-w.h.: very attrac
terms.
Billingsley g. Sanderson Co.
4934 Wis Ave. OR. 1928 Till 8 PM.
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American Univ. Pk.-$14,95O
bedrms. and / bath; 1st Fl. contains
nice-sized liv rm., din. nm. and kit,
gas hot-water heat, Diet. garage.
This home is in excellent location
and will sell quickly. RAYMOND B.
DUNN, 1920 Wisconsin ave-, OR.
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NEAR HAYWOOD

4NC3AAt 4A4A w WI
1a-Story bricktex near all conv..
liV. rm. with f1repl., large din. rm.,
swell kit, bedrms., tile bath. down:
large rm. up with abundance of
storage space; full bsmt; natural
trim throughout; h.-w.h,; terms and
poss.
WooIciSo Poa1tv %
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK.
4515 43rd st. NV, open Sat, Sun.
and daily. l to 5. Don't miss seeing
this new brick home today: features
include 8 rms. with 2 baths on End
ist: casa gas &C. heat: lge. e woe Wooded led 1oti or
This one will not last long. s. r.
MARTIN & CO., Realtors, 2645
Conn ave MI R2R4
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BETHESDA

V14x 40411JX 34NO
EN-. $500; ewes. OIL. 0736.
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

Custom-built Colonial brick. on lge.
corner lot; center hall, spacious liv
rm.. with firepl.. side screened porch.
dining room, kitchen and "a bath
on 1st floor; 2nd floor, master bed
. other well-proportioned bedrms
and bath: finished attic; full base
ment with recreation rm. and stone
fireplace; detached garage.
RIGGS & co
Evening star., 1949-07-31

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The Nome nugget., 1949-04-01
U. s. ENGINEERS CALL FOR
 BIDS ON HOUSING PROJECT

The U. S. Engineers have an- nounced that next week the office will issue invitations for bids for the construction of housing pro- ject here.
 This project will be for one family quarters, hot water heated, 36 feet by 45 feet without base ment, set on wood piles in perma- frost.
 Drawing and specifications and bid forms will be furnished after April 9th, the communication stated and plans will be furnished those interested from the Seattle Division Corps of Engineers, Pier 5l, Box l949, Seattle II, Wash.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-01
MUSEUM OF SCIENCE TREASURER VISITS NOME

Ferris Moore, former president and present treasurer of the Bos- ton Museum of Science arrived in town on his own Taylorcraft plane which is on skis. MT. Moore wno is on vacation has looked forward for years to seeing Alaska and is enjoying this part of the country, having followed the highway as far as Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-01
Chris Roust, fO

Chris Roust. formerly local manager here for Glenn Caring ton, who has been in Anchorage for the past year has been trans ferred to the Fairbanks branch of flee. He and his family are mov- ing there this week.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-01
MT. and Mrs. Chester Milligan

have left for the mining camp at Council and expect to have their full crew in this week. There is lots of snow reported in that To- cality but the crew will be active in preparing the dredge for sum- mer operation.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-01

Back the Queen Carnival this year and we'll give you an Ice Carnival next Year!
 Buy Queen Contest Tickets!
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-01
SCHOOL NOTES
SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADES

These pupils have perfect at tendance for the entire school year up to this time: Elmer Greene, Milton Willoya, Jack Muller, and Donna Lyle. Others have had per feet for several six weeks periods, but not for the entire time.
 We had some very interesting science lessons about "What We Eat and Why" and Life in the Sea-" We learned that sea plants grow within 50 feet of the surface and that they are so tiny that most of the plants need microscopes to see them. The deep sea fish are queer looking with many lights on their sides and heads. It is very dark several miles down and he
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-01

and that they are so tiny that most of the plants need microscopes to see them. The deep sea fish are queer looking with many lights on their sides and heads. Ii is very dark several miles down and he pressure is terrific.
 HIGH SCHOOL
 The early prospectors who car ried sCanty possessions and min ing tools up over the snow clad mountains into the Klondike gold fields in l896-1898 endured many hardships. It is no wonder that those who returned reported that Alaska was a land of ice and snow. Alaska boasts of eleven mountain peaks higher than any .n the United States proper. Mt. Mckinley is 2O,3OO feet high. the loftiest peak in North America.
 IL was on March 30. 1867 that the United States paid S7.20O.OcO 10 Russia for Alaska That makes the price a little less than two cents an acre. Ii was called Sew ards FOlIy' because William Sew ard was secretary of state and many people thought it was vast ed money.
 Nine royal blue letters on a background of white were pre- sented 10 the basketball players. The siX-inCh-high lettrs had gold stripes attached for one year of playing or more. AarnOut Castel was elected honorary captain which entities him to wear a star on his sleeve. Harold Bell was named the best offensive player. Aarnout Castel was called the best defensive and all-arOnd plaYer. Joseph Fielder was chosen for the most improved player.
 Players who received awards were Aarnout Castel, Harold Bell. Edward O'Connor, Clarence Wi!- loya, Joseph Fielder, Robert Rose Vincent Ahkolik, Dean Bronson, and Gary Longley. Dean Bronson received a letter for being man ager of the l948-1949 season.
 A typing pin was awarded Gary Longley for typing sixty words a minute.
 The important star, Polaris, our present north star, is close to the | intersection of the earth's axis pro- longed northWard to the sky. It has not always been the pole star in the past, nor will it always be in the future. About two hundred years from now, the true north pole of the celestial sphere will be slightly nearer PolariS than it is now, but afterwards the pole will retreat from it. This is caused by { the procession of equinoXes which is produced by the suns attraction on the equatorial bulge of the earth.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-01

steamers Alaska, Baranof and Denali and the motorship Terminal Knot are already equipped)
 This means you will receive accurate ad- vance information to help you make the most convenient plans for arrival of visitors or for your departure on trip this will expedite loading and unloading of cargo in Alaskan ports :. . it will also aid our vessels in maintaining their schedules by eliminat- ing needless delays.
 Installation of this modern communi- cation equipment throug hout its fleet is another of the many things the Alaska Steamship Company is doing to make its service more efficient.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-01
"We're all ready for you, Captain"


 WITH radio telephone equipment our agent in any Alaskan port may talk directly to the captain hours before the ship steams into harbor This allows time to arrange all the details for handling the vessel in that port.
 Standard wireless equipment has not been sufficiently flexible to meet all our com munication requirements. Vessels were not always able to give agents adequate notice of arrival so they might make necessary cargo handling arrangements and notify passengers.
 To correct this situation radio telephones are being installed on all Alaska Line ves- sels as rapidly as operations permit. (The
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-01
HIGH SCHOOL

pressure is terrif
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-01

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Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-21
Easter PaFade
 fS Sunday

Hailed by MGM as their big. gest Technicolor musical of the year, Irving Berlin's Easter Par. ade is showing at the Orpheum Theatre tomorrow and Mon. day.
 With a cast headed by Judy Garland and Fred Astaire the fl m is one of music. dancing and romancing
 Also starred are Peter Law ford, Ann Miller, Jules Munshin and Jeni LeGon. ..
 The film is a story of back. stage life, laid in the era of the Zieg6eld and Dillingham; shows.
 Musical numbers heard are It only happens when I dance with you, Better luck next time, Steppin out with my baby, and Happy Easter.
 Next Friday and Saturday a Warner Bros. film Wallaower is scheduled It is romantic com- edy which reviewers have rated as very good.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-21
Softball Team
 Plays Twice

Kodiak softballers, sponsored by the community center, di. vided a double-hesder with base teams Sunday afternoon. On Saturday the townies took 8 de- fault win from the Ships Service crew.
 Sundays opener. played a. gainst the Dispensa1y, was a sparkling 2 to contest. Town pitcher Pete Hjelmeir set the corpsmen down with three hits as the Kodiak nine squeezed Jack Wagner across the plate in the first inning and Skeezix Pan amaroff hit homer in the third. Green of the Dispensary also hit a homer.
 Playing against Fort Greedy in the nightcap the townies got off to bad start and never caught up, losing by a score of g to 4.
 Pitcher Mandlock of the Sol diers held the Bears to six scat. tered hits. Bill Douglass of the Army socked 8 long homer to
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-21
M@DfAK MmnQR

eft asid.
 BATTERIES: First gaHaN: Kodiak, Hjelaeir D; Christ offer scn, c Dispea ary; Terwiliger Q: Harteg, 6.
 Second game: Kodiak, Wagner and Hjelmeir; Christofferson .; Army. Mandlock D; Biggs c.
 At the end of she weeGendS play the townies had a leagae standing of 4 wins and l loss.
 The Bears are scheduled to meet Comm l7, Adm. on DlR- mond 3 Friday at 6 pm.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-21
NOTICE

The recent arrangement ths city made to have freight sent collect is for the public's conven- fence. It is optional. Advise yesr shipper which you prefer
 All freight bills must be paid before any freight leaves the docS, as the city must settle with the steamship company oa completion of discharge.
 There is no additional cost to the public for collect service and although the city must absorb cost of clerical work involved it can not finance consignees freight bill.
 Henceforth no freight will be released without the presenta- tion of receipted freight bull
 Copies of freight bills are av- ailable at the steamship flee several days prior to the arriva1 of the ship.
 CITY OF KODIAK
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-21
NOTICE
United States

United States Department of the Interior
 Bureau of Land Management District Land Office l Anchorage, Alaska. February 9, 1949
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 Notice is hereby given that
 Libby, McNeill & Libby. apph- cants, have made application for a soldiers additional homestead. Anchorage serial OlO95S, for a , tract of land embraced m U 8. Survey No. 27l1, situate adiac- ent to U s. Survey No. HOS on Graveyard Creek, East Side of Kvichak Bay, Alaska, la titude 58o 52' Is" N. longitude 1870 or 20" W. at corner No. \. containing 29,98 acres, and it is now in the files of the District Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska. Any and all persons claiming adversely any of the above mem tioned land should file their ad- verse claims in the local land of- ice, Anchorage, Alaska, within the period of publication or thar- ty days thereafter, or they wiM be barred by the provisions Df the statutes.
 George A. Lingo. Manager.
 Date First Publication 3.26.49 Date LastE Publication 5.2l-4s
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-21

 4 wassaatv dssd=-freSa ,Nr. aaa Mrs. Harry F4Swe to Mri sad Mrs. Charles NettIe. for lots 6 aRd 70f Paul's Sub. Division. has been recorded.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-21

Jack Chisholm of Anchorage was in town this week on busi- ness. He represents the Washing. ton Cooperative Farmers Asso- citation and is part owner of ths Parsons Hotel in Anchorage.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-21

A aaasriags lisssss has bsen is- 5sasd ss 3aymend Kriegsr of the navy and IrnaA Culver of San Diege MT. Krieger's home IS in Portland.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-21

The Chili Nook, owned and operated by Mrs. Inez Kelley for the past five months, has been sold to Mrs. Freda Coles and Mrs Jackie Ewing.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gilmond spent
last week in Spokane visiting at the
home of Mrs. Gilmond's sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter DuFrense and other
relatives and friends.
Jimmy Peltier left for Flagstaff,
Ariz., where he will visit at the
home of his sister and also to seek
employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Satler and
sons of Fl. Lewis, Wash, and Mrs.
A. Turner and son of Spokane spent
Friday and Saturday in Eureka
isiting al the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan SchcrmerhOrn.
Mr. and Mrs. Denver Shifflet and
children and Leola Thrasher are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Davis. They spent sew
eral days on a trip to Glacier Park
and Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Curtis and
family enjoyed a visit last week
from Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Paul of
Indiana, Miss Mabel Barrier from
Iowa, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee True of
Spokane and Ralph Curtis and sons
CT Olney. They spent Tuesday at
Glacier Park and Thursday in Can
ada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wicks enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Alverson
and Jack Anderson at a birthday
dinner in honor of Mrs. Burr AL
version on Monday, August l.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Wright spent
Wednesday in Whitefish on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry johnson and
son, Gary, of Kalispell, are spend
ing their vacation at the home of
Mrs. Johnson's mother, Mrs. Sina
Johnson. in Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Velton from
Whitefish visited with o. K. Iver-
son Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth McAllis-
ter and son of Libby spent the
weekend visiting friends and rela-
tives in Eureka.
Joe Fennessy of Libby and ].
O'Connor of Columbia Falls at
tended the council meeting held
Monday night in the interest of the
new water system.