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Evening star., 1949-06-10
SANDOZ, INC.
1905 II Sc. NV, MA. E54O.
0DTECF CTOpGEg COUNTY

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ASsrotas saS..sntis r. ss.dfn. z sri 5ret p auto S
ssf' ..i on dsssasd s.s%s fat.ssA cARL1 FEissd Z
LozIER, WA. 5000. WA. s5s6,
MAi cMTAAviESssasfs:-cu..om-Duils Sssfs: brick es csp.
Dsdpooms. bsdpesSai AsaSS Only 81 .45o down. csIl
wa; 5000 t,ll o pm. ROBERT, o.
CHEvERLY AREA--Nsy . and 2
s0yn soy ~ Va. il1s 1sa for BE-
CHnLyM, Md. ons block from DIP
trict line--vacant, reconditioned 2
story and basement detached brick
Sssa Scms s.s, g e's3ss ssIssso tile es'f in.Sss assS
:sii IT. VI ~ sEas!I; isi; #sookAosfSS "a s9fSS5SS
pfsTsicf Tsa1sSs; p1i 1HiEiaHrs4 sSsa s.arms. ,oy
the price OF o in this brick and
frame home In new cond.; fuil
baths: large level les; ao fIiiy an e0uiRpeno'
81 suRoBREs. RsBRssssss11 ". ssoa seG III a0sh = ii L.
MD.-S6,25o. terms.
bath, cleo, hot-air heat, full pSmt-,
frsnt ,n and ',cs S HS5chss; paved ss s.fsss Ssi
g.. 'siis' ~ oSss ST. .,::7 ssvs VI t11Es5lE s5l
HYArrsvnLE-e-rm. brick bunse..
large screened porch. oi, h:-wh:
5000 tiil Q pm. ROBERT Q. DAVIS
r.Sus21. 4 81 p.-s rms. 1,.;. IA sns
bath. full basement and attic; lge.
lot; 2-car gar; desirable neigh,
s9nv % ,snsol. sna.I AND snSBp,nss;
sI7.sSo, csii or. s4ei eyss. --Is
NEw HAMRsHIRE AVE. EXTENDED
Owner transferred. must seu bis
brick Colonial home: 8 rms. center
hall. fireplace. picture window
ssIssssda s,s as gSsch A,sa. fu 0:ns riss
ist trust. Can VA. $500 TIL 8 >. m,
ROBERT 8. DAVIS q CO.. Ill
TEMPLE HIL.LS--Attrac. 2-bedroom
hunga. on q acre. block 70 transp.;
OH heat; $4,000 down, $4a.25 mo.
T. D. BURGESS. vi. 2sos TIN Q.
s.RooM BUNGALOW near cheyerly;
oil heat, fenced lot, steel storm win
terms. sans; 'issRI iRN kpiiSo sIEse!n On 8, o5iS
NR. cHEvERLY-$1l,5 800. 1h-story
d.; bedrms.. bath. End d.; dry
bsmt.; sas heat. Excel value. Owner
transf. d. cARLYE DE LozTER.
wa. 5000. WA. ssse. Wa oesS.
ONE MILE p. C. LINE-only p 500
home; iandseaped lot; excel. transp-,
eonv. 70 stores. etc: owner moving
farm In Va, must sell quickly. Can
soan siEnias6sssasA Z n6saAN ~ g.. ssSs ss 4sio ie
BRICK ROME in R.dian. Valley. large
rooms. Venetian blinds. II Gu. 4,
rfgr.. automatic washer, back yarq
fenced; 81 200 down payment; total
ssss sssssfi sdRGsss As DE-. csiiian sans Gardens.
mined possession: $1,000. terms.
Veterans preference. p. W. LAND
wEHa Ho; Ssotxvx,,x Ssot .,-..,
fs Srs ana Fspaas sGs AaG rs. et o
attractive terms. HENRY '. WI
LoUoHBY. soc Mass. ave. ne. AT.
BRICK BUNGALOW. / block from
srsssR srseo sSGp cs rsRosE fasn RaaI efs.
WA. 4aI4, wa. 4as2 lie
CHEyERLY -- Custom
brick Cape Cod. buiit-sn sarage.
screened porch. fireplace In living
room: slate roof; large fenced lot,
9 nas.srpisss .. ~ srchissstsgrnse gne Priced
fxassaY sosMESIs yostsEisSSo' NC. Va. $500.
Open Gil p.m- -l0
SS sssks. % iss. o' iiv. I'm m. vitS stons
&repiace; eonvsn. ty1nsp. fneutrs
Ia1l ketA ave. GlNst6A Nd. --18
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Beautiful Suburban Home
A charming white brick Dutch Co
lonial, situated on over acre OF
trees, grapevine, beautiful flowers
and shrubs; In community Of es-
tablished small estates of Hillandaie
Nd Home contains 3 bedrooms, 2h
baths, 2 porches and built-in gar
$4,000. Substantial cash required
Shown By appointment only Phone
Banks Murray. 81. Sl14. with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1908 II St N ". MA 224h
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UNIVERSITY PARK

UNIVERSITY Park
walking distance Of University Of
q beautifully handicapped corner lot
160xl60; choice residential section,
large living room and recreation
room each with fireplace; 5 bed
rooms. Q screen porches. Q detached
garages, oil heat, slats, roof. Priced
WA 1899. with
VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
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sUBuesAk sALE-AARYLAkp
OPEN 2 TIL DARK

w EN & ! LII OAnh
sfrst oEertns Of this lovely rambler.
the only Low priced rambler IN
WEsh1rgtoa area with al the coz
vsnienees and features that ne have
II th8 home: bedrooms. bataA.
ain.ns % aos loon. Is az. iisshsa ss ssrnss. SIs
part eakemsnf. stcTsse sEt.r win
ssairE- picture windows. wooded
lot; 6.eeks 10 rrAnsoeFtaIion.
Price. $Is,s5
CAPE COD
rhls charming Cape Cod type home
Will please you, with It's lsi noSs
bedrm- and bath. 9 quaint bay
WINDOW. ctn.ne I'M, and tne huge
bedrms, upstairs, IN addition 70 q
are arg Ky ,ytns ,..r m, .oi1os1 noGs.n E:Sssn
and screened porch: this house has
fan basement, entirely out Of
the sTound and AZ activity room
under the garage. size lox3o f., an
amazing value al SIs $50.
COLONIAL
We can truthfuily say that this home
IS the best value we have offered
since the war Painted white orlck
IL is beautifully placed CD a large
corner lot, living nm, dining rnI
kitchen. 5 bedrms. / hath. pow
Ger rooms. screened porch ACTIVITY
room: excellent materials, equipment
and construction. Price only slg.-
$50. II Is by far tocHys best value.
See this, IL IS q must Directions
Out Conn. ave 10 KenslDgtcn pkwy
turn risht on KenStnzton pkVy 3
squares 70 Inverness DR., right /
square and follow sign 300 feet
70 property. ARIAIE L JOHNSON
REALTY CO. INC, 3402 Conn. ave.
Or. 100 TIL 9 pm 10
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ROSEMARY HILLS

Lovely OF approx. sl-brick homes,
nicely Planned 3 spacious eedrns
screened porch. some with den or
garage. Ideal cIose-!n suburban
community. RUTLEY a. BAIR- l757
DeSales NV. st. 1911. WI 1884,
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White Brick Cape Cod
~ F2 WNa
OFF LORCOM LANE

SA &AS
In ens oI Nc ArisnsIon Hfetal ns4h~
barhse4a knssn ~ cffstal RprIbss
knetia situated % bee RatifSiy
iaaasespsd let With . hssktpsaHs
sf leTsly tTsFs bFacG Cses Cea wliA
Rit ser and slate feafr lee hsdTaA.
ana tile hath iN a RiHs isV ia.
with aTspl- tsiirhtssa ain TEa ses-
siops kH nteslY eSpipesa : SkjA
heeFms With eNkIt.th ehsst aAis
closet aHe storage spaes lATs1shaai3
hTspl, 4 sslh+ kAsst pFsssf cen,
strs'sien Bends sashsI s,Asss
fer, Reasonable eskh FesstFsa hhsSa
hy appt astiy snd eesn san . 10
Z em Direetlona Oui uta Damsnten
q "'ss@ g .s.s sa .ss ta.A' ss.n e S:ss. .,ss
HALL RKALTf co. exclusive astha
cosEt HoNss q AIi vs. QM kskA
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S1l.500

The lowest priced. finest quality. 8
bedrm. home on the market today.
Possession 90 days II qualified.
rHA approved. Near d. C. line.
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New HamnShire Ave E,Yt

4NNW 43@224E EJo41AAO 1AFO. EAU.
located ON corner lot,
S6xl25, in new settlement. This
6-rm. brick has Just the features
you have looked for Lge liv. rm
inets; suto. heat By sas; near stores
and transp.
Robert Z. Lohr, Realtor
oE. Oss1 3ll Cedar st. oE. O257.
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YOU CAN'T AFFORD

osaFsiAH colshial. .usi reduced
o. 900 for immediate sa1s NEE
tsf bssFeems. sun dses, : ftai bathA,
II n, cen. iSa.hpeJ pssdsf reesn.
Tsefsatieh Feem algt additional Sea
In baasfnsat. asiaehse hFtsk se-
rsss .ith syt eflgsssI ssisasIs
enly eaB Dob wjth sppFeKtmstsit
aeH 900 lEl tfaA E1s assys vita
Arlington Realty Co.
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BRADDOCK HEIGHTS

AttiAetife spTntG g-steyy Eams, With
entrance h8a, ssTgF siy rm tall-
slHed fin yE spAcscut ssuipneo
Kitchen, pantry ffent ane rear
perches. gooS- -SIyed eedrms bath
fQA bsE1t Oct GArAse fenced rear
yard. lot soxiss trRasp Biz 5
street frontaFet Price ealy slI sttu
Feas cash aud assume &c. 0I !aaH
Z EHlSE REALTY co, eoT
Prince At Alexandria Va III
sass ewes ov 2fTS OF AL ss1e
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CHEVERLY

Lovely 2-hedrm. brick Cape COD iiv
rm. with hrepl.. din rm and equip
ped kitchen all rooms very spacious
abundant closet space. screened
porch, huilt-in esrase. fuu hsrt /,
for immed ssie with So $50 down
Prince George Realty Co.
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Observation-Disclosures

Edgemoor--Bethesda
This beautiful custom built home is
q must" on your. list Of homes 70
see today. Contains 8 bedrms, 2
tile baths; liv. rrn. with open hre-
place; rec. rm. with terrasso tile
a.; 2-car earase; breezeway; un-
faEstone walk and 10 surrounded
by beautiful shrubs and trees. Call
MT. JSIlss' .al 'r.. ME. S4oo; eyes,
Leo M. Bernstein d Co.
1A15 X ct. NV. Realtors. ME. 500.
1Y WAY 1arvrYN 1Y1 nfYN
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SIrITI.AND

SUII'LAND
A47S Fort drive: 4-bedroom stone
house. garage, good condition; large
fenced lot: owner must sacrifice for
S16,7b0; terms. HI. 7099; after
pm, Mr.. Wood. LU 3-g257.
WEST REAL ESTATE
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$lO,65O-Terms-S1O,65O

$40, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Green Meadows. 2Ole Rittenhouse
st.-New cond.: mod. det home, p
story; g rms. and bath, a.-e heat.
and storm windows, Venetian blinds
throughout; plenty shade and fruit
trees white picket fence. large lot;
conven. to churches, bus. schools
and stores: owner leaving city;
Directions: Out Michigan ave ne,
then on Queens Chapel I'd. to Aser
rd.. turn left to Ritteuhouse. Call
Mr. Do1sherty. UN. q266 ROGER
MOSS, Realtor, 2l25 r. l. ave. ne.
HO. 6020 -l2
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D BRUMBACK
RRADDOCK HEIGHTS

i've eioeks wes, o. graaaSes Can.
naE, Ghess yea eve Up ghs Sssy
Aat eH}oy he county aiEsesphsft
Attractive CoSarlA. hYszk hSHe ssIh
Eaf&gs attached issaaS RIA wstA
srrPiRCs Eao1-ssfc etaInF Ym htly
asfEw master ee1rtE . ether SSca-
sire ecorHnk-, tile b n with shower
sooc closet space fan hakemeat
oil h-sA rFtSaF constEust lien
IN excellent condition sAls gr4es
$50 Soc. otasr broker ee-ops aitun
invited
X. L. KANE. INC, Realtors
nelpASt kEtnts SIns ana wash
tnsten 80 AstX Open I'll .,
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Arlington Forest Sssso

New svSzHs@ tE ssHss tAsa ssszG
aSeat II eAss Sc skaLtat ieesyfas reg
5eA<nts fVs! SAsu4 srs7 a.ssaa
FscrsRfSoSz FosoI oS. beat VIA .
a~&&Ilt& 5sSH s+Hh~s ans xkAs,
ifgrss ; FSlIEN GROOM RIA
~ 60 OK g. cA ssss cFxz
Is y Z " "a
Evening star., 1949-06-10
George Mason Green Co
ExrsasSx. .kmRs. F~E sx4s R.

BARGAIN HUNTER
sIsRso BsGatjsei , Ssarz e-s.tA
hesss sl{aAtse s8 . sui sAtSS 81
ce.ient fsAsSs ware slth SeAt er1
garage ~ tn sS@&} sEgE witA
nfsplasf hAs All rear pSgsA = ASsat
30 q. see - rew
J WESLEY BUCHANAN
fNu sf.ae
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'VA.lC,.,i,AlI.,IE',iT-Se,0S0 .l,.,i,lI.,I

-as Anapes v sSss yusS A&ss sss-
mens~-Axtrk azs ssssss senEkssstsez
epn8asEt1s ct 3 wsN sEssE&e3 Ees&s8
reefsassan fe~n. ssn sas<ms@1 60
&c beat eessens&ns 70 Hex2DssAi
ssspssns esnsss asa sxhe~A sps&
sas ssfrsss tss sppesnsRssf y
ssss NJ; oss.ssA -
Evening star., 1949-06-10

sompiete CO.. With iiy: and din. rms,
bath; and 4. Is completely framed,
heat ducts, electricity and plumb
tns CONNECTIONS for bath are III. u.
house viii be ready Tor occupancy
In about 80 days. IT'S 2 lot Of
house for the money. Call US to-
day at WO. 2300. Once open TIL 9.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC.
Evening star., 1949-06-10
: wu.Sn siys ow sAoa IL
p0NIfG- -A.ffA
Connoisseur's pellRht

Connoisseurs Delight
ssiaou 10 % sssstlfui Q hsrns ef-
feFse for sss 81 o Price WatAsM
Fsasen Csnesr sntFsnss. ssswtssts
s& - ...,ssss IA. -. -
ktschss and sfsakfsa nest, tls
sstssBee perch. esdTm eel y bssA
eewnstalfp Upstairs Z eis heerms :.
hath. fva wsssfpfoefss hszntss t&s
In esSl 6sltafstfut vlfsseis P~Fsss
oa wies trss~sGisd s1as, Fsg aeBA
tss&ebons -
MANNAS REALTY
ills wgsoa ssvd. Of % ,Qx.
Evening star., 1949-06-10
VACATION TINE

Living In this nns homs oil make
your year round living sesm like Q
eupaneY. s vsry attractive veil
arranged rooms. tiled bath. rear
porch, space upstairs for & sddi-
tioHal rooms. full basement with
outside entrance. approximately ".
aere Level lot. an fer sisaso.
Arlington Realty Co.
720S Wilson blvd, ow haoo 10
Evening star., 1949-06-10

A real setting among towering trees.
excel. construction; For further q.
REALTY co, NC. az02 Conn. ave.
OR. 7100 '0 0 Pm. Ill
Evening star., 1949-06-10

CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES
selection Of 2 and 8 bedrm. brick
ramhlers with or without gsrages;
Sl4,0b0s422, 800.
8 bedrms., IN baths. 2-story brick;
S16,960.
Ciose-in estate; & bedfms., 2h baths,
balcony-typs Nv. rm.; $34,96o or
reasonable offef.
ORLO OSKY REALTY co.
s1s rsrshinS dr.ss..o
Evening star., 1949-06-10

overiookins beautiful Northwest
Branch Parkway. Conveniently 10
Gated In West Springhrook. near tn
snd s.%p M rds IN si1sr
area. Interior completely remodeiea
baths; center-hsu plan. All new
plumbing. heating and electricsl
horses. Priced below cost. Prompt
possession. Inspsetion BY sppoint-
ment; Phone GEO. J. MOSS. Real
wH s9F' URGE ~ SSSS YSn TO COMPARE. ltni.
fine def. brick home with any you've
see at Sl6,950. Splendid location
In Bethesda, blks. from Naval
Medical Center. 8 rms, bath. full
basement with laVatory and laun-
dry; features spacious dream kitchen
with finest Quipment and large din
ing area; slate roof; excellent lot
with rear yard inclosed By Anchor
fence. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. pI
1411; ewes, call AID. ASA.
ROUTE 240--Two arm. BUNGALOWS;
hardwood doors. circulating air heat
GI approved: $500 each. New
and ready to move in. FRED B
EUSHMAN. $40 Frederick ave.
0atthersburg 2o0. la
Evening star., 1949-12-23

The increasing problem OF men
tally ill old people who need more
nursing care than psychiatric
treatment but have no place to
go but mental hospitals is pointed
|out in st. Elizabeths Hospitals
--latest annual report, it was
learned today.
The report, soon to be released
calls renewed attention to the
problem often discussed by DR.
Winfred Overholser. superintend-
ent of st. Elizabeths Hospital. ane
found in entail hospitals
throughout the country.
Several years ago, DR.. Over.
holser proposed a special pavilion
at Gallinger Hospital. where the
aged could be cared for. In last
years annual report. he alst
called attention to the increasing
number of elderly residents at st
Elizabeths.
DR.. Overholser gave this ex'
PLANTATION of the problem today:
These old people are mentally
Ill when they reach st. Elizabeths
After time they reach point
where their need is for nursing
care rather than psychiatrit
treatment.
But there's no place to sene
them. Many of their families
Evening star., 1949-12-23
New Year Eve Dance
To Be Held in Armory

The first annual New Year Eve
dance at the National Guard
Armory will be sponsored by local
business concerns and the Armory
management.
Gene Krupa and his orchestra
will provide the music for the
dancing, which will begin at 9 pm.
A buffet supper will be served.
Evening star., 1949-12-23
Helen L. Griffiths Gets
Air Force Stuff Award

Miss Helen L. Grifhths. 3151
Eighteenth street NV, has re.
ceived the commentator fol
meritorious civilian service ir
recognitions of outstanding per.
formance as confidential secretary
and administrative assistant with
the Air Force plans and oper-
ations staff.
Miss Griffiths, who plans to re.
sign to take a Government po-
sition in Paris, was presented with
the award yesterday by Maj. Gen.
Samuel E. Anderson, plans and
operations director. She is from
Peckville, Pa, and has held the
Air Force position since 1941.
Evening star., 1949-12-23

the younger people who respond
to these treatments.
The problem created by these
old people, DR.. Overholser said, Is
becoming more pressing all the
time. He pointed out that a nurs-
ing home or hospital pavilion fol
the senile oldsters would cost less
per patient than it now costs to
maintain them in a mental hos
pital.
Evening star., 1949-12-23
Cleveland AFL Heads
Score Transit Strike,
Call on Green 10 Act
,sy the As.oeiafsd Press

CLEVELAND. Dec. 23.-AFL
leaders here denounced strikers
against the Cleveland transit sys-I
tenn yesterday and pleaded with
AFL President william Green to
help get them back on the job.
In and almost unprecedented
move. the Cleveland Federation of
Labor (AFL) disowned a strike
by ohe of its aflliates, Local 268
of the AFL Transit Union. The
local has 1900 members.
For the second day. the walk
out forced about half million
bus and streetcar riders in the
Nations sixth city to hitch hike
or ride cabs to stores or work.
Agreement Held Violated.
A telegram to Mr.. Green, with
out naming names, accused off,
GERS of Local 268 of failing to
keep their word" in pre-strike
negotiations. It said they had
promised to notify Mayor Thomas
E. Burke before calling the strike
and had failed to get approval
from the Cleveland federation.
Mr.. Green was urged to ask
the unions international presi-
dent. Abe Spaddling of Detroit, to
order the men back to work
or send representative to handle
It.
THE union," 1t said, "is vio-
lating rules of its agreement with
the transit board here in Cleve-
land. and is violating the rules
and regulations of the constitu-
ton and bylaws of the c. F. of L.
by going on strike.
Struck Over Vacations.
"They have failed to live up to
the arbitration clause they have
IN their agreement, and they have
failed to take their dispute before
the c. F.. of L. to which they are
affiliated to get a strike sanction"
The telegram was signed by
CFL President John F. Burns and
GIL Secretary William Finegan.
The strikers went out early yes
terday to back up demands that
86-hour paid vacations be con-
tinued on the city-owned transit
system.
Negoiators for the striking local
have been Thomas P. Meaney,
president. Harry c. Lang. secre-
tary-treasurer. and Robert Stack
of Detroit, international repre-
sentative assigned here by Mr..
Spraddling.
They had no comment on the
telegram. r..
Evening star., 1949-12-23
st. EIizobeths Report Points Up
NURSING Care Need for Aqed

If they have relatives-live in
apartments without extra room or
are working and can't give them
the constant care they need. And
they can't look out for themselves.
Like other mental hospitals, it
was explained. st. Elizabeths finds
itself with more elderly patients
than it used to have for several
reasons. In the first place modern
medicine has prolonged life. In
the second place various psychi-
atric treatments-such as shock
therapy-have enabled st. Eliza
beths to discharge more rapidly
Evening star., 1949-12-23

$181 COL on hand as of August
81. according to a report just
issued by the firm Of Price,
Waterhouse and Co., certified
public accountants.
Total assets were listed at
$184,295 including furniture and
equipment.
Evening star., 1949-12-23
Swim Glasses to Open
Tuesday at Boys YMCA

A flve-day series of 'Learn-to-
Swim" classes will open at 9:3O
am, Tuesday at the Boys YMCA
pool, 1882 G street NV.
The classes. which are free, will
meet daily through December 81.
All boys from 8 to II who cannot
swim are eligible. Registration
may be made at the Boys YMCA
office, or by telephone, National
$3.50, Extension 40.
Evening star., 1949-12-23
How harmful
are cigarettes?

AsAmericans feverishly smoke more
and more cigarettes, what do we
know about tobacco's effect on our
health?
What, for instance, does tobacco
do to your heart? Do cigarettes
affect your stomach and digestion,
encourage stomach ulcers? Can
smoking shorten your life in.
duce cancer?
January Readers Digest (now on
sale) brings you the latest facts and
figures about our smoking habits.
Read them-judge for yourself.
Get your Digest now: IS articles
of lasting interest, condensed from
leading magazines, current books.
Evening star., 1949-12-23
Party for Child CrippIes

The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Free Sons of Israel will give a
Christmas party for Crippled
Children's Ward of Gallinger Hos
pital at l pm, Monday.
Evening star., 1949-12-23

Fire Is sending bacon to Brit.
ain for the first time since 1912.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-29

earod Shirley Davis Halloween birthday at home and her mother Carol Bey DAVIS acted as hostess to youngsters during he
 market hit another terrific crash the selling of 70 point snare It was of sues 10 to 70 points share It was just five the flood of selling which wiped out which reasur1ngy bk ray
 H. Alaska Game Commission ana It's appontve Codova for the sixth annual of that members Frank F. Whams o ot and w. Selfrdge Kehkan were to arrive the next the movement for removal Of brown-bear protection.
 Brunswick Bowling Alleys issued a preferably the Eks to oowl with his newly organized Brunswck team.
 the marriage of Mrs. Frances Ketchikan pooce Mr. Eldon Da of the Kechikan Spruce Ns the weekn n welknown here
 Paul Abbott agent Powder Company returned from a business trip to the Westward Interior.
 Admiral Evans mak- ing his trip years partner in the "Od and Cafe in which just bought the other interest following the death of Thomas Darby
 Tn no,as Mrs Alex Gar and A. R. Edwards high prizes awarded the party Ladies Auxiliary Fraernal Order
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-29
Gruening Machine Is Squealing
(Ketchikan NeWs)

tAetcn1kan NeWS) The Gruening Press is doing lot of suuirmine around to try and justify the large tax on trap caught salmon.
 It is not much that they care what becomes of the traps, other than to make use of them for political capital, it is that their expected large tax revenues for the handing out of more money to their favorites are reduced by the courts decision
 That is a very tender spot" indeed
 They accuse everyone but themselves of ulterior motives Realizing that the vote-g getting power of the Gruening machine is on the wane, they want to try and fool the people still more.
 But in our estimation it won't work
 Whatever gloSsing may be done and what ever evasons made the fact remains that the Territorial funds are in sorry This is due entirely to the controlled Gruening legislative ma chine. Minority and independent legislators tried in vain to steam the tide of political bandry But the Governor and his man Friday, Attorney Rivers, the Attorney General at that time on the job every minute drawing up blls and directing their legislative whips to get them passed
 Protests from other attorneys and few opposing legislators that the bills full of holes, subject to possible court action, were of no avail.
 The machine felt itself strong enough to get away with anything
 he blame
 Attempts also being made to try and put words and interpretation into the courts decision which not there.
 It is long road that has no turning. The Gruen- ng double tongued press may of these days reach "dead-end"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-29

ficers, in a campaign against Brad ley. Winchell did his best for the Navy during the war, got kicked around for his pains, but is still loyal. also it was considered nc accident that Congressman John Mccormack of Boston unloosed an out of the blue blast at General Bradley. The Boston Navy Yard is about to feel the effect of Secre- tary Johnson's economy move, and some of McCormack's constituents will lose their jobs.
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 Michigan's Congressman Lesinski, the Detroit Democrat who staged a sitdown strike against the Aid-To- Education Bill, is already in for re- election trouble Walter McNary, a Wyandotte, Mich, shoe retailer will run against him in the pri- mary. McNary stands strong with labor. Despite the need for econ- omy and the full coverage given the Armed Services TOW by the press associations, the Navy insisted on sending small newspapers vol luminous verbatim transcripts of every word the Admirals said about the Air Force. Yet the Public Relations offices of Army, Navy and Air Forces are supposed to be con- solidated. Newsman Burnet Her. shey has been studying Truman's health, comes up with the inside story of how he keeps fit--in Look Magazine this week. There is an ironic twist in the New York Sen ate race between John Foster Dull les and eX-Governor Herbert Leh- man. What most people don't know is that Dulles law firm, Sullivan and Cromwell, have been the law yers for Lehman brothers for many years. Usually, the lawyer helps his client. Tito will pay off the Unit ed States for helping Yugoslavia win a seat on the Security Coun- cil-by a Yugoslav peace treaty with the Royalist Greek Govern ment.