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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-01
Fairbanks Council
 Signs for 100 Low
 Rent Housing Units

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Dec. l.-tR The City Council has signed a cooperative agreement with the Alaska Housing Authority for gov ernment construction here of 100 lew rent housing units of standard permanent materials.
 The units will be available to low income families on a salary per- centage basis. Approval was given last night
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-01
Is Charged win
 Tax Evasion;; Jury
 Fails 10 Convitl

TACOMA, Dec. 1--tR-A Fed eral Court Jury deliberated slightly more than five hours last night, then announced it had found Law renee Scammahorn, Cashmere apple grower, innocent. of evading pay ment of income taxes.
 The Eastern Washington or chardist had been charged with evading payment of more than s4,0O0 in taxes during the year 1945-46
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-01
American Indians
 Now on Increase
(By Associated Press)

American Indians still are in- creasing rather than vanishing.
 Indian Bureau officials report that our Indian population is going up about one percent a year. The Bureau estimates that there may be as many as 425-thousand Indians ira the country these days. In 1880, 1nere were less than 250,000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-01
LUTHERAN BAZAAR-DEC.

Many lovely handmade articles ideal for Christmas gifts; delicious heme- made cakes, cookies, candy and Norwegian Christmas bread; your choice of dessert with coffee, z pm. at the Lutheran Church.
 65-2t adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-01
BETHEL DENTIST RETURNS

Dr. Robeart Wheatley, with the Alaska Native Service as dentist, was on his way to Bethel today to resume duties after a week's $ stay in Juneau, it was announced by Dr. James T. Googe, ANS medi- cal director.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-01

The Vatican announces that Pope Plus will broadcast his Christmas message this year on the 23rd of December instead of the 24th. The earlier date is because Holy Year opening ceremonies will begin on the 24th
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-01
Swallows
 Christmas Bell; Doliors Get If

TACOMA, Dec. 1-tR-Five-year- old Julit Dammel isn't too inn pressed today by the pretty Christ mas bells. She swallowed one yes- terday. Doctors at Tacoma Gen. eral Hospital removed it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-01

FROM GREAT FALLS O. w. Mcintyre of Great Falls, Mont, is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-01
"BRA55" MEET ENDS; TO GO ON YEARLY, GEN. WINNING HOPES

Continued from Page one)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-01

FROM MT. EDGECUMBE Mrs. Geraldine V. Miles of Mt. Edgecumbe is a guest at the Bar anof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-01
MONEY LACK PREVENTS }. E. DEFENSE WORK

Continued from Page One)
Evening star., 1949-05-07
Mrs. Emily Smith, Al, Dies;
Coast Guard EmpIoye Here

Mrs. Emily Weston Smith. al.
procurement division employe Of
the Coast Guard here. died yes
terday at Sibley Hospital after an
illness of 10 weeks.
Mrs. Smith. who lived at 62s
South Fillmore street. Arlington,
was born In Pittsburgh. She
worked there before moving to
Washington 10 years ago to join
the Coast Guard. She was a men,
Der of Trinity Episcopal Church,
Arlington.
She is survived by her mother.
Mrs. Hannah Weston. of the South
Fillmore street address. and a
brother, D. E. Weston, jr., Pitts
burgh.
Funeral services will be held at
g pm. tomorrow In the Ryan fu-
neral home, 317 Pennsylvania
avenue Sc. Burial will be in
Vineland. N. J.
Cost Of living rose 56 per cent
last year in Kenya, Nairobi re-
ports.
Evening star., 1949-05-07
George Lee Cary, &,
Navy Department
Architect, Dies Here

George Lee Cary, 90. Navy De.
partment civilian architect. died
yesterday at his home. los Rock
Creek Church road NV.
Mr.. Cary had been employed by
the Navy Department for 81 years
and was an architect In the In
dustrial mobilization section OF
the Bureau OF Ships.
Born In Centerville, Mich, he
came to Washington as a child
He attended schools here and was
graduated from Mckinley Tech
nieal High School. He later
worked at the Newport News
Shipbuilding and Drydock Co
During World Was II he worked
As an architect for the Maritime
Commission.
Mr.. Cary. who was a member
of the Society of American Mill.
tary Engineers. belonged TO the
Joppa Lodge No. IS, FAAM. anc
the Joppa Chapter of the Order OF
the Eastern Star. He also was
. member of the Wallace Memo
rial United Presbyterian Church,
New Hampshire avenue and Ran.
dolph street NV.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Louise Hannah Cary; his mother
Mrs. Fannie p. Cary. 634 c street
Evening star., 1949-05-07
II Properties Considered
For SIum Condemnation

Senator Flanders. Republican. oi
Vermont yesterday disclosed the
location and owners OF - pieces
of property here reported TO be
under active consideration" by
the Board for the Condemnation
Of 1nsanitary Buildings.
The lawmaker. who had toured
slums In the vicinity OF the Capt.
tol with other Senators durtns
consideration OF the national
housing bill, introduced the infor-
nation for publication today in
the appendix OF the Congressional
Record.
Details OF the status Of each
piece of property were not dis
closed.
One District official said that
the city proceeds under law de-
signed to force property owners TO
keep dwellings In sanitary eondi-
ton. Penalties may be imposed In
court in extreme cases.
Evening star., 1949-05-07
Funeral Rites Monday
For George Robert Cox

Funeral services for George Rob-
ert Cox. IS. Commerce Depart
ment statistician. viii be held a'
$50 am. Monday at Chambers
funeral home. 5Sol Cleveland ave-
nue.. Riyerdale. Nd Burial Will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
Mr.. Cox died Wednesday in
Bethesda Naval Hospital. He was
a native Of Newark. N. J.. ard was
educated in private schools thrre.
lie was graduated from Yale Uni
veysity in 1914. He thrD took
business Law courses at Columbia
University. Mr.. Cox served In
World War I as q Marine captain.
He was a member Of the American
Leg. on.
Mr.. Cox lived at 5400 Farragut
street. Rogers Heights. Nd. Sur
viving are his widow. Mrs. Flor
ence II. Cox. and a son. George
jr., of the Farraeut street address.
Evening star., 1949-05-07
Asbestos Mining Town
Is Quiet After Police
Round Up 100 in Strike
~ sNs AsssS sssw.e sewsa

ASBESTOS, osoee. NAY "A
tense. troubled quiet p~rvAce6 This
Aseestns mining towr TO-DAY 80.
loving Thursdays r3oilng and \
police roundup es more thar !oE
persons yesterday
The trouble had farec when
striking workers o. the Canadian
Johns Manvtile Co. hiockAdec
roads into the city 10 keep non
strikers from entering They bat
tied police who tried 10 eEeak
the blockade
Heavily reinforced police pa
troled the city IN squads, en!orcinE
an order banning the assembly ot
more than two persons IN anE
public place or street
Pelice Brutality Charged
Police estimates o! the number
arrested varied from lls 70 1871
At any rate. the Asbestos jail vas
too small 10 hold them all. and
patches OF those picked Up were
sent 10 Montreal and SherbFcoke
tails.
Strike leaders issued Stateme n Is
accusing the police Of brutality
toward picketS Company oftic! !als
said the strike was aimed a, the
entire social structure" and no,
at the company alone
Meanwhile. police still are under
Evening star., 1949-05-07

orders g -ees sse1scee vsse y5e~
asnes :. -ncsssary
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rnAs ~ punished - l.te ~.E7s sss -
rrer4s
RAos Att l. Read
.fasae< q trsr psAst Rsxr.e.
Q BtRos reao ssat Rzos 49, :.sr
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YESTERDAY and tcsac sEsr tee ~&ts.ra
rAnse ct RS voaSr
Daxpsss< arc &c henae Cso ~
yoGf regular o<wGpas3oas .eytys<
who cos4H are l4ae4e so ..te la.>
praSocEnent
The Government, t2sw-srE has
moi ordered %At strikers back te
their jces and NJ Oh asy :
wcrds weald o~ an eStfersr l~teg e
pTet&tsaa Of the cid R4s: At
The strikers demand = l3-s~r,-
sn-houF WAse increase wHsrr
would !Li iAeIr pas "a AaseI. =
dollar ar fscsttI
Evening star., 1949-05-07
Classified Ad Rotss
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
] or z times, 35c per line PEI
insertion.
. to 6 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
7 times or longer consecutvely
sic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices, and Personal, SC per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per iine--------50e
out-of town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles OF
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in
strne for correction before second in
Sertton.
II advertisement was prepaid, re.
Asin cash register receipt, which bears
O serial number with date and identi-
ees your advertisement.
when canceling classified advertise
snents he sure to make 0 note OF the
cancellation number. This is I'M
portant IN case your statement does
not shew O credit for the eancela-
Gon.
Evening star., 1949-05-07
Home Demonstration Clubs
Elect Mrs. Watson
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CGlEstIef County secretary
Evening star., 1949-05-07
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Evening star., 1949-05-07

Witnesses ca other ships Ia tAs
area said II appeared 70 explode
The submarine picked up two
bodies and continued @aychInS
for others
Among those aboard he plane
we're John Radcliffe. one Of Brit
aims leading aircraft engineers
and J. A. c. Norfhwsy. The com
panys assistant chief test piios
Mr.. sorthway vas the pilot Of the
plane.
Evening star., 1949-05-07
n ELP MEN

7CCOUNT1NT, JUNIoR. ior long.
established local GA omSsi one
Sss ss..Sss & st.ts sse ss.ry espSectsd
sdacstion and experience. Box g.
A. sfsr' {. MECHANICS. line service
men: uphoIsteres, paiTItss,M ThItssMMSsf M f'0ek &
WMeNER WIZ corr. hansar Wash;
Natl Airport, Interview from
Aisccss,FFlEEGrGaSi AZ 4 FlEs; eislSgi CRAFTSMAN. thor;
sSh' .ss9 ssss; wr.s " au pas
Know Of this advertisement. Box
Agfe Hsopi 81. MAN; s.s.r,:ns:a (: e: man man;
Ss Sc ssss, ssss q sass assesnsaE assE ssss q .sss
sopY Co. Rossiyn. Va. cH. 1886.
Agss A.gses ssassL ala; sLrBSs4Y ssas1tUhe Ue sBfSai
iSfo Sf FLA aaiisss \ aas H. must ms ss':i sxpsr
bS S-day yk. LENox MOTOR CO.
AW4fo Glass Glass mAx. mus. have ex-
ssisfy :ss psr psI;,.oIts yE lssox oy., M9TIoaE 9SIsas
AuTo MEcH.. must Be- exper. With
AZ aRpIs S'ss' & ssSs q sis'; dSs Hi -
AUTO. MECHANIC; wnits' snna = sensrsl sfsI
idential section; man shop. good
eomnaission. write BOX sSe-B. star
Auro MECHANIC. chrysier-Plymouth
dealer wants 1st-elass tuneup man
Ia work with Allen Analyser and
Playton Dynamometer; good salary
suarsntse and flat rate. yearly bonus,
ss:s assssattsosr1s e soTos isSrss Co.
at1TSoSmaSSftE AIRES aSSHt s0fs fnsEpcaiASics. pci expert.
wofkins facilities; S-day week: va.
eaten With p.yi snarsnsssS ~ nsrson 70 otsn. M
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aLSSoarIN SaSs sli imsesss,s. M 81 nv. experienced
Win Ksissr:lrassr autcmoS.Iss. AD-
AGTS MiSM,xNic S, ns.SsI's ssSssisR'ssa s..I.n. man.
salary a md bonus. psid vacation
eeeasAsHD eees hiafsiMsie iMsieross CO. 81 1000 'sft: Wii:
ATaaoaosiiIE sSa stSiii HShssSnAs SMhsscsSaAsIc. 1st-eias.
criy. Apply FRANCONIA GARAGE
q SERVICE CENTER, Franconia I'd :,
opposite firehouse. Franconia. Va
AUTO MECHANICS. experienced only;
permanent employment; TOP salary
III. Newly. saTkLINoToN MOTOR
Co. Shirlington Business Center
ANro xraosiSHE;r SErxI. MAN. Is. class only;
Sc per hour; must be able to pro-
sSosssD yss.'sssaa4 ~. sa4 ssSf IS H. yea sv. me-
AUTo PAINTER. experisnsed man, Z
work on percentage basis: 6-da!
ssssstss Pr AFRO 8 sisaaes soDs Con- ssss
AESPPo yy1sfsrfEsk fs .as ssis; ssey man: excel;
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Evening star., 1949-05-07
SALESMAN tCems. !


SALESMAN. restaurant eaaipment--
II you want to improve year IN
come here 10 an exceptional oppcr.
tnnity for q man experisneed in seli.
ing food service equipment fer iE
and around washing ton, D. c, Boa
.t2-H, Star. Ia
sALEsMEs--NationAlly known feee
concern; high school education or
better; socd salary, steady employ
ment; must be enerSetie, OF good
appearance and fns character: mar
velous opportunities for advance
ment. Apply for interview by letter
as 70 your eualineations Boz
OIL BURNER Statesmen. exper In
both burner ano fuel oil sales must
have good naekEroand and be able
TO make heating surveys: car es-
senttal: salary and car allowance.
Can AR, KELLEY for appointment
HC. 0S-6. -k
COUPLE. sober. white. wife i&und .
erins, nat work. Bendix. elselrie
ironer: husband maintenance. sIsS
detached quarters; bus at driveway
MRS. MONTGOMERY, TIE, 0soS or
Ov lk9l Ss
Evening star., 1949-05-07
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Evening star., 1949-05-07
British PIone Croshes
In Tests, Killing Seven
BY tho Asso<sassd Press

PORTLAND. Eng. May T.
Seven members of the Bristol Air
plane Company's research staff
were killed yesterday when q
plane they were testing crashed
into the English Channel.
Crew members Of a nearby
Royal Navy submarine said the
plane. a two-engined freighter
type. "disinteRrated in the air"
Evening star., 1949-05-07
Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the
Business once, 18th and
Pennsylvania avenue. open
sam. to IL pm, or at any
of the Branch Ohlces
throughout the city.
Telephone Hours:
Q am. to . pm.
Saturday, 9 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 9 pm.
Lost and Found Advertise
pnerts on Page AS.
Evening star., 1949-05-07
'Fiseus Low Requires
Closing OF Old Wells
o. shs Asbsx - seS FssAs

SACRAMENTO Css4 GsN --
TIE kathy F1seus hi. t4shtengng
restrictions against abandoned
excavations aud wells : :he saw
Of California today
Gov Warren tstrcs d! ~sN
children, said he aeUcd thc oil
Just as quickly as ! could
The measure became kncNn as
Evening star., 1949-05-07
Five Figure Opportunity
Awaits Aggressive Salesman

II yeu re SI0.uVo eaiiber---s long
established. nationally known manu-
speeialties. the leader In its heid,
invites your application. This 10 O
permanent, attractive commission
Job In protected territory, consistins
OF Maryland. District of Columbis
and adjacent Virginia areAS. with
htgh potential; experience unneees-
sary We give thorouKh training
IN field Contacts are ieading
financially responsible plumbers. aas
limits 30 10 about As: car essential
mechanical aptitude and a clean
cut. bondable record Of employment
with substantial earnings necessary
for consideration Submit complete
details in strict confidence for
local interview. Write Box i2-J,
EtsF
Evening star., 1949-05-07
Experienced Road Salesman

GApCI CIICIlCeu ftUdU CaIESIfIdIl
Of heavy duty machinery
such as tractors, draslines. shoyeis.
etc. or fabrication procedure helpful
but not essential Must have good
Two territories In this general area
available. work on drawing account
basis; training under competent d.
vision manager furnished. Excellent
opportunity for highly substantial
sArn,nss fer qualified men. write
and sales manAser, p. o. Box tiTB.
Dayton /, Ohio stating your euaiin-
cations. Personal interview with
division manaser In washinston win
be ARRANGED for very near future.
Evening star., 1949-05-07

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Evening star., 1949-05-07
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NE; a daughter. Mrs, Clara Cary
Mcmahon. 1929 Columbia road
NV. and a son. George L. Cary.
jr.. Wheaton Hills. Md.
Funeral services viii be held
at 2 pm. Monday in the Hines
funeral home. 290l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be In
washington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-05-07
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In o personality business
we wish to develop men OF high
cali5re for executive career In na:
tional orsanxAtions. Ages 1880
yrs. rapid Advancement 20 hith.
salaried positions; earn u - PEI
nr. plus commission 10 start. Ap-
ply In person, Mondays and Fri' ,,
ARTHUR MuRRAY'A i1oe Conn.
Evening star., 1949-05-07
THE MAN I WANT

IL alert, ambitious. neat appearing
work 3 hrs. per day. A car is
necessary; age $3.50 acceptable
See Mr.. BANKER. 4l0l suitlant