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PIANOS FOR RENT-With option to
buy; choose from new and slightly
used spinets and consoles; hauling
charge extra. ST. 9400, JORDAN
PIANO CO., corner 18th and G sts.
NV. "a
PINBALL MACHINE and red-ball ma
chine. Sl5 for both; refgr., runs good
pgSS gSod SoN eondition; Gall ov: 354o.
with paddles and net; reasonable
5733 Lambeth rd., Bethesda, Nd.
PING PONG TABLES-3-5 and {
ply, new, folding. regulation size
PING-PONG TABLE, Easy wringel
washer, gas heater. ia. 5790.
PIPE structural steel angles, chan.
nels, radiator, plumbing fixture.
used. WASHINGTON RAG &
BAG CO., 215 L st. s.w.. DI. S007
PIPE. galvanized. black, cast iron, cut
thread: fixtures. BLOCKS. 3O5t
NJ st: NV. NO 1903. WA. 55Ol
PISTOLS--Colt Frontier, sgle action
engraved all over. pearl grips; sew.
eral Colt Bisley fiat-top de luxe
model, caliber A special, Walther
80 auto. dble. action fancy grips
S3k Call TIT A566
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Mason & Hamlfn and other 6ne uah,
console pianos in a variety OF WOOD
finishes; all only 2 to 8 years old
AL like new inside and out; 5-yea,
written guarantee with each piano;
prices as low as $495. COLONIAL
FddAANo CO.. 637 D st. NV. MA.
rIANoS-Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
signed. Baldwin built. Baldwin guar.
anteed. Embod'es features of small
grand and upright: full. resonan,
tone, Baldwin patented fuIl-blov
action, lifetime durability Available
cases in mahogany. walnut, lishi
oak; avodire and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WoRCH
925 g ST. NV.
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PIANOS

Rent piano. Campbells famous
rental-purchase plan is your answer
to getting a brand new piano to
start your child in music. You may
select the piano that you would like
to own and have it delivered tc
your home for as little as S29.5G
down and $3.50 per mo. Come in
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.. 11OS 6 st
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9 IS
PIANOS

Buy before prices increase. LARGE Sc
lection In spinets, consoles and
grands: New, floor samples and used
III all types of wood finishes. Large
reductions in many. models. sos
down. balance in SO months. Small
deposit will hold for Christmas de.
livery. DYNAMIC MUSIC, 1900 G
st. NV ST 0250
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PIANOS

Kimball pianos have held the posi-
tion of one of the worlds finest
pianos for over "a years. Campbell's
are proud to be the exclusive repre-
sentatives for these fine inStru-
ments. Come in and let us show you
our beautiful display. Many style:
and finishes to select from. Conv
terms. Liberal trade in allowance
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., HOS G st
NV. DI. S4B4. -25
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MACHINIsT PRECISION TOOLS,
drafting instruments, best KSSE slide
rule: new; cheap. LO. 5-1691.
MANTEL. Colonial type. standard
opening. good cond., assembled
MARBLE MANTELS i3), beautifully
carved mantels, located at 9O3, 905
18th st: NV. GENERAL WRECKING
co, MI. 6177.
MATTRESS = Simmons. double size
almost new: $25. Call to 8 pm,
FIJI, through Sun. OR. 270O. Ext
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STEINWAY GRANDS
PIANOS
PIANOS

Come in and select your piano now
We have complete display OF
Steinway, Sohmer, Kimball, Gull
bransen and Cable pianos. A few
USED and floor sample models. Lib
eral allowance for your old piano
Terms arranged to meet your
budget. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO,
HOS g st. NV. pI SAGA. -25
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Jill bChNEh ana furnace combined,
Timpkin; will take up to 400 #. of
radiation, with oil tank and con-
srolS; used very little: S165. KE.
OIL BURNER-with controls and
tank, tank, complete. 1925. Call GE.
OIL BURNER. complete with tank
and clock thermostat. Phone be-
fore 10; 12S Tennessee ave. ne.
OIL IL burner, iljssH; boiler, 4o.gai. 10 hot
water tank with new jacket; 275-
gal. Storage tank; $3.50. SH. 573S.
OIL BURNER, Rexoil with Ohio
motor; MinneapoliS- HONEYWELL con-
trols, AND 275 gallon tank. S1O0
OIL Ii OfSt s1fSEEs asfsE TIE VS. W. will convert
your coal furnace to oil; every
thing complete, with factory rebuilt
oil burners and all brand-new con-
trols; guaranteed for l year. for
as low as 1928 UP. KE. 3-50sO.
OIL BURNER. sun-typs, oil tank and
guaranteed for ! year; S225; will
install for, small additional cost.
oil TANK, l75-gal. capacity: ss5.
a gallon GE. sO75.
OIL TANK. 275-gal, peri. cond.; sell
reasonably. HI. 1881.
OIL TANKS. 275 gal: guaranteed.
Immediate delivery. BLOCKS INC.
3056 M st. NV. NO. 1903. 30
ORGAN 4soctaye Estey: small size;
elec. organs. priced from S750-S2.-
300 MR. FEWEJ,L WO S473 ewes
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MUSIC BOX, Rockola AT; nike new
condition.: one owner; accept best
offer. TR. 1854. 1860 H st. ne.
OCELOT - coat in Al condition.
Fox JACKET. Sacrifice price. Cali
RE. 1876 Apt. S14, 81 pm. Sun.
OFFICE DESKS and chairs. 17l9 Eye
st. nv, q q; rear. ST. All.
OFFICE EQuIP.--Desks. chairs, files.
safe; add. mach; reasonable. DI.
1872. 1112 14th NV. CIRCLE.
OFFICE FURNITURE, desks. chairs,
tables. $3.50 Maple st. NV. GE.
OFFICE FURNITURE-Brown genuine
leather couch, 60-inch desk, 60
inch table, green metal 4-shelf
storage cabinet, green metal A.
drawer letter size file, green metal
2-drawer letter size file, rug and
rug pad. Swivel chair. arm chair,
straight, chair; S340 or best offer.
Wiil sell separately. Call TR. 5000
or ME. 1884, -1a
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1s 18th St. NE.
Omen SUNDAY. Nonn to G.
Furn., Open Daily to 9 PM.
We Will Not Be UnderSold
ANSON1A FURNITURE CO

SOL H st. NE, Ii. 3-3354
GAS CONVERSION BURNERS, new,
USED; 1SsSln Slz5 Up up, installed. John o5 G.
Gas aaATfn ao ter es gA Of S
GAS RANGE. Detroit Jewel. 40 in.
burner. excel. cond. 37os oliver
GAS H'R 'RRANGE-white. black trim,
CAS- esliso RaSGEs, aseai used: fall sale; from
go; I,uae suas. ,o}9 JOHN es5 g. WEBSTER q 7
CAS- 2 EsSaE5s're5s sSs NH es. ss.ssr rs
GAS CAS- sa1si szSGE, automatic apt. tiS Size,
Hardwick oven control; almost new;
$50. co. 57o4. 1920 N. Capitol
GAS RANGE. table top, 4o-in:; 4
S35. 1917 22nd st. Sc. Lu.
GAS RANGE. Quality Brand. good
cond.. clean. $50 or best offer. VII.
GAS iRANeEIDetroit Jewell, good
GAS RANGE, 3-burner. apt. size;
GAs az kASGs' ES; I5sS p4atsieaiy atssE IL a new
drawers; used only few months;
cost $3.50 new; sacrifice at Ss5 or
best offer. Lockwood 5-24S1.
GAS GAS IA RANGE, good condition, ss5
GAS RANGE. Roper, 4-burner. excel
GAS RANGE, large. Magic Chef. in
good condition; price, S35- ,o cai
GAS Gss'snTs RaNGEs. lSl4 new, used; credit IT, in.
Ga. ave. DE. 1910.
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MATTRESSES

Any size or type, used or new: '3O-in
inner-springs. S8.95; beds and chests.
used and new available at great
savings. N. FRANK g. SON, Ala 3rd
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HEATERS AND STOVES
New. used, gas, oil. coal. wood, cleo,
ACME STOVE: 1011 9TH. MA. 1862
HIGH CHAIR. child's boots, misc.
clothing. Ia. 656S.
HOLLYWOOD BEDS, lamps. dresser.
mirrors, chairs. table, draperies, mis-
celianeous; call 10-4, Apt. 81. 1850
| Fuller ST. NV. HO 64h4 ID
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I,IIMRER

Large supply of all sizes of framing
lumber, oak and maple flooring; all
3-inch lumber sold for the price OF
Pinch. ACE WRECKING CO., 4OO2
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Recreation Room Xmas Gifts

Room Xmas Gifts
SHUTTLE BOWLING ALLEYS with
lightup score boards, complete,
S37 so; PINBALL MACHINES,
$3.50 and up; slot machines.
S49.50 and up: JUKE BOXES, S79. so
and up. These machines are in ex-
cellent condition; satisfaction guar
anteed, Thousands of records from
our luke boxes, your choice, 8 for
81. For happy party. rent juke
box. HIRSH COIN MACHINE CORP.
1909 New Jersey ave. NV. Phone
H0 2lEl
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LIVING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT
US: AS WE GUARANTEE YOU
SAW SAYINGS SSs,s2 9F 19% {1sr699}r T9 5oT ooN on
bed. was S99.50, now 5000; Gus
tombilt studio couches, make twin
beds. were $3.50, now S56.75;
finest quality Hidabed with Serta
innerspring mattress. covered in
best boucle or matelasse. were
knee-hole desk. was S62.50, now
S42.50; fine quality lined oak desk
was $3.50. now S64.5O. Many
more bargains too numerous tc
mention. Open Thursday til 8 pm
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO
907. 7th ST. NV, EX. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store of Wash
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

HEARING AIDS-Liquidation of G
special purchase Of twenty-five (25)
brand-new standard make instru-
ments. Manufactured by an old,
reliable hrm. Purchased from an
out-of-town dealer friend who was
forced out of business due to poor
health: All are very small and carry
lifetime service guarantee. Priced
a. only S55 each, worth 8 times
gift. Send penny postcard for in.
IIormation, or call US. MODERN
REARING CENTER. 1406 G st. NV.
,Masnlngton 8, D. c.
HEATER, Norge, circulating oil; ex.
Seiient SCI condition. Call after 5 pm
HEATER HEAT r. = Electric radiator. uses
%, only 200 volts, new, S25. CO. 1929
HEATER. gas. fireplace type. heats
5-4 rooms; beaut. cond. Cost S25;
best offer. Sligo 1914.
HEATER, oil fred, circulating type,
meoium size. good condition; S25.
HEATERS AND STOVES
New. used, gas, oil, coal cleo. wood
HENRY'S. 1928 7th NV, MI. 9448
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MATTRESS AND SPRINGS, for dou-
BILE bed, Eclipse, almost new. Reason
able; Apt. 200, 5000 Conn. ave. HO.
MEAT CASE; computing scales; slicer;
meat grinder; produce stand; elec.
drink box. GE. 1921.
MICR0PHoNEs, every type. crys.,
and dyn:: reduced prices. All brand
MICRosGopEE. neT; ~, EE-slSo; gonocu,.r sr.nc.r
3, yrs: aS. OLD. in new condition; S225.
MICROSCOPE. students zoology
Leitz; never used: reasonable; also
garage doors. GE. 9O77. -19
MlMEOGkAPH-Model 81, A. B. Dick
closed cylinder. Many samples OF
work to show. Will guarantee $115
THE SHERWOOD PRESS, 1896 N
Fairfax drive Arlington, ow. s97s 80
MIMEoGRAPH. S35. Call weekdays
between 9 and noon. CO. 1911
MIRROR. bargain, 65x4s, heavy plate
$55. Cost $s5. Must sell. Moving
MOBILE LUNCH uN1T-Good buy
$500 complete Rockville, Nd. Cali
MOVIE pr PROTECTOR. 1e-mm.. -!s Zoo.
watt, De Vry. $40. Draperies. 4 prs,
lined; wide valance. rose-beige. S35
MOTOR. u hp,, a.c.; lse. kit. exh.
fan, circu. pump. high pressure
pump, jigsaw; bike. % in.: 100 it.
2S-in: gal. garden fence. OR. 1919.
MOTOR. gasoline. 8 h.p.. $50. UN
1864. 5S11 Carlyle ST.. Cheverly, Nd
MOTORS. 1/6 to rs hip; V h.p.,
- so; proper. savings GICHNER
25l3 M st. NV. EX. 3527,
MOTORS. 1/100 to 100 h.p.: and re-
duction gear: 6-440 volts: rewound
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LOVE SEAT. with custom cover, S65:
fireplace set, S15; teakwood chair
and table. Ia. 2477.
LUMBER, oak timber, sawed to speci-
flcations. Call WI. 2217 after 6 pm.
LUMBER CYPRESS-Rough or sur
faced; fine for outdoor work: can
work into pane1ing. GRUvER MFG.
CO., S001 Conn. ave, Chevy Chase.
Md. OIL. 5525.
LUMBER---Mahogany. cherry. wal
nut. birch. maple, gum, poplar and
GRUVER MFG. CO, sOOi Conn,
ave. Chevy Chase. Md. OIL. 5525.
LUMBER, mahogany. FAS grade; clos
ing out at Soc bd. it.; all sizes up
to 6x6 ms. 331 Emerson st. NV
LUMBER 1000 bd. it.; part, S62
thousand bd. #, or lot S225; slabs,
s. per load. Ii. 3-4479.
LUMBER-6-ln. oak fencing, 8 IT.
and 16 it., delivered, $50 per
thous: Phone WI. g@17, after 6 pm
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PIANO RENTALS

Everything from a spinet to a beau
tifully rebuilt Steinway grand;
prices as low as SO per mo-; FIRST
8 mos. rental applied to purchase.
COLONIAL PIANO CO.. 637 D st.
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LUMBER

Let us quote you our prices on No
2 common and better Virginia pine
delivered to your Job in quantities
Of 1000 feet or more. Call THE
WALDORF SUPPLY CO.. Waldorf
(Md.) 3501.
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LUMBER

We have all kinds of framing lumbe,
cut to size; also flooring at S25 pei
M. GENERAL WRECKING co.
Brentwood rd. and w st. ne. MI
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BIG TV DISCOUNT
CASH OR TERMS

Our large stock Of brand-new 1851
famous make TV sets will be offered
at sensational discount during our
remodelling. Phone OR. 1905. after
: pm. for details.
REUPHOLSTERING
Special-Sofa and chair, reuphol.
stored, labor and material. 500:
workmanship guar. 25 yrs. in same
establishment. LA FRANCE up
HOLSTERING, 250s 14th st. NV,
co. 1881.
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STORE FIXTURES

Practically new modern dry goods
fixtures. Must sell at once: build.
ing Is leased Can be seen fully
installed. by Sunday, Nov. 10. These
hxtures are the latest designed and
still look like new: excellent value
for anyone needing new fixtures.
For appt. call GE. 1886 or GE 1886.
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Steel, SASH

we have on hand large lot of good
used steel sash. GENERAL WRECK
ING CO, Brentwood I'd. and w ST.
ne. MI. b1I7. ga
Storm Windows, Aluminium
Self storing - all sections removable
from inside; for all types windows:
! or 900. May we est? Phone
WI. 6OS6. CAPITOL CONTRACTING
Co. 1919 Bethesda ave, Beth. Md.
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OFFICE FURNITURE

Contents Of entire bldg, Carnesie
Foundation: also surplus top Govt
agencies; IT'S desks. $40 chairs, lS0
filing cab'ts (S2 so up), tables. desk
lamps. trays, baskets, costumers
y. c: SURPLUS SALES. 511-5I3
new Jersey ave. NV. ldrive I'M. -2l
OFFICE FURNITURE
DESK TABLES. BANK OF ENGLAND
CHAIRS. TYPEWRITERS. ADDING
MACHINES, BOOKCASES, SCHOOL
AND CHURCH FURNITURE. FILE
CABINETS. NEW AND USED, UN-
SAVINGS FROM 25 to 4Ofo. FREE
DELIVERY. MANHATTAN OFFICE
EQUIP CO, 639 N. Y. AVE. NV
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SURPLUS TOOLS
Carpenter, Contractors

HOME WORKSHOP, GARDEN.
MECHANICS. PLUMBERS.
Tarpaulins. motors. nails, picks,
shovels. axes. generators. hand
house full, priced to SELL GICH.
NER. 2513 M st. Elk. 1927.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WASHER, Apex, wringer and ironing
board. $40 or best offer. FIR. S537.
WASHER. Bendix, fully reconditioned
and guaranteed; 2 yrs. old; S75.
-LGL. 5000 or KE 3-619l.
WASHER, Kenmore wringer with
Ipnmp; good cond.; reasonable. AP.
WASHER, Bendix, used, excel cond j..
reasonable. Call Ii. 6-4O5O or DE.
WASHER, wringer type; peri; Sa5
Also washer, Spindrier. like new; 3
yrs; old; $50. UN. 1921.
WASHER, wringer type, S25; also
Bendix auto, $40. AP. 1866.
WASHER. Easy, spin dryer: good
condition; S25. Call HO. 1887.
WASHER, Bendix de luxe; perfect
condition.; see it operate. Maple
6edrm. suite. OR. $40.
WASHER, Universal 2-speed. with
,p pump. like new. -S75. WI $3.50.
WASHER, ABC O-Matic with wringer;
WASHER AND iRoNER, $50; racer
picycle. new tires, SIS. 2025 Rhode
Island ave. ne
wasaEKsM6asy .aSd s7o5 .a, spin DRY dryer, excel.
wrineer. a,, ss3SS' $50 W. w. ASH slIed Maxon'
WASHERS - Bendix de luxe. auto.
recond.. guar. $40. SO; also rinSer
and spinner washers, 500. so. Also
TS6talsi Wo5 4soe. DISTRICT ELECTRIC.
WAsHERs-Fl. samples. Save up to
ELECTRIC VILLAGE. 224 Carroll
ave; TAX. PIX, Md, SH. 27OO. sH.
1893. Open Mon, Thurs. Sat I'll o
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MOVIE PROJECTORS

Cameras, hIms. screens. spltcers, etc; !;
top brands; easiest terms; bargains;
free. RRENNER. 933 Penna. ave.
NV. Park tree, RE, 2434.
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WASHERS

automatic and wringer, in many
scarce models. Guaranteed. lowest
prices. Open evenings.
American Service Center
$50 N Glebe Rd. Arlington, oW. 7722
Seward seaport record., 1950-04-18
Paul McMuIIen To Be SoIoisf in Concert

Word has been received here that Paul McMullen, son of Mrs. Ray James of Seward, will be baritone soloist in the concert to be given by the Whitman Col lege choir in Walla Walla, Wash ington, May 6, at 12:3O pm. Alaska time.
 The concert will be released over more than $50 stations of the Mutual Broadcasting Com pany in the States at 2:30 pm. Seattle time, which will make it 12:3O noon, Alaska time.
 Whitman College has choir of 60 voices, and has been se- lected os one of the 35 best col lege choirs in the United States.
 Two Alaskans are members of the choir: Paul McMullen, who graduated from Seward High School last year, and Jean Vaara of Anchorage, who is an alto.
 Paul has been a general favor ite in Seward all during his high school days, his voice being the backbone of all musical events. He is truly Stewards own, and the townspeople feel a posses sive interest in him.
 It is not known yet whether Alaskan stations will carry the broadcast, but efforts will be made to bring the recordings to the Territory.
Seward seaport record., 1950-04-18
P-TA To Discuss
 Hot Lunch Program

The topic to be discussed at the Parent-Teachers' meeting this coming Friday evening, April 21, at pm. in the Study Hall of the High School, will be the establishing of Hot Lunch Program for the coming school year.
 Information and data has been gathered on this program as requested by many parents of the lunch-carrylng students, and it is to the benefit of the parents of these children and all others interested to be on hand at the meeting to lend their full support ii Hot Lunch Program is to be put into. eject. Otherwise the project will be dropped.
 A motion picture in techni- color entitled, "The School that Learned to Eat," will be shown. This film, besides being highly interesting and entertaining, will be of valuable help in furthering our own Hot Lunch Program.
 The highlight of the social hour will be a talk on and an exhibition of translucent semi gem specimens by MT. Russell Norton. MT. Norton, who is an excellent lapidarist and an au- thority on gems, has prepared his specimens so that the audi ence may view them under fluor- escent light. He will also pro- ject transparency slides he has made by slicing the rock so thin that it can be projected on the screen in all it's lovely color and formations.
 An interesting evening has been planned for the parents enjoyment and if you have not attended any meetings of your school P-TA, it is hoped that you will be able to attend at this time. All other town folks are cordially invited.
 There will also be discussion on playground equipment, now that there is a new and enlarged playground to put it on. The meeting will be closed with refreshments served by the sixth grade mothers.
Seward seaport record., 1950-04-18
Civic Groups Assist Red Cross Campaign

Seward Boy Scouts, Rainbow Girls and loyal women about town are assisting the Red Cross drive for funds this week.
 The Scouts set up all the posters, all day Saturday the Rainbow Girls attended the booths in the grocery stores, and will take over again next Sat urday.
 During the week, ladies of the town have volunteered to attend booths so that none of the four will be left alone for any length of time.
 The response has not been too good so far, but coming as it has between pay days, finds people not prepared or in cir cumstances to make contribu- tions until next week. The Chap ter feels sure that the end of the drive, April 27, will bring in a full quota. Whatever the amount may be, large or small, this two weeks will end the campaign. Seward has not fallen down on any of it's obligations in the past few years, and the National officers have been assured that it will not do so now.
Seward seaport record., 1950-04-18
BIRTHDAY PARTY SURPRISES PAIR

April 18th was the date for a surprise birthday party for Mrs Charles Anderson and Win ston Carter.
 The celebration took place at the spacious home of the Emil V. Nelsons. Tables of canasta and pinochle were set up after the many gifts were opened.
 Barbara was especially pleas ed with framed finger paint ing by her first grade god-son, Emil V. Nelson, Jr. The paint ing was very effective. Although there was a little controversy over the top and bottom, there was a soft allure about it not found in the majority of modern paintings, with their grotesque eyes and scrawny fingers.
 The traditional name cakes were served with home made ice cream after the other re- treatments.
 A very nice evening was en- joyed by the many guests.
Seward seaport record., 1950-04-18
SEWARD BEARDS BEGIN TO SHOW

In spite of the groans and cries of anguish arising from the feminine contingent as we'll as from the agriculturists Cor would it be horticulture?) the boards are beginning to sprout in Seward.
 By decree of the Fourth Of July Committee, the men of Seward will prove their man. hood by growing long, luxurient, or straggly boards to advertise the coming celebration.
 Passengers coming off the ships may not know the differ ence. Maybe they will expect to find sourdoughs of Alaska tripping over their boards. If so, they will not be disappointed. We hope to see the entire long shore crew with their boards tied up out of danger by the 4th of July.
 What men will sacrifice for a cause!
Seward seaport record., 1950-04-18
College Decision Delayed By Methodist Board of Education

Rev. Paul Irwin, in tele- phone conversation with his wife list night reported that he met with the Methodist Board of Ed ucation in Cleveland yesterday, concerning the locating>of a lib- eral art college in Alaska.
 After discussing the matter at great length, the board came to the decision that the project ap- pears too large to be undertaken by any single church organiza- tion. It was therefore recom- mended that other church groups be contacted with the idea of making the institution an inter denominational responsibility.
 So far as is known, a delega- tion of the enlarged or mixed group will visit Alaska in Sep tember to continue the investi- gation of the Territory for a suitable location.
 The question does not seem to have been dropped, as the need for liberal arts college is ac- knoWledged by the Federation of Churches in America. Sew ards fight for the cause is not lost, according to Rev. Irwin, but there is nothing more to be. done by the board until fall.
 Rev. Irwin is expected home in a few days. More details of the conference will be made public soon after his return.
Seward seaport record., 1950-04-18
REGISTRATION CLOSES NEXT FRIDAY

This is the final week and the last chance to register before the Primary Election in the Ter ritory. The registration books will be closed at 800 pm. Fri day, April 21.
 By law it is necessary to reg ister every calendar year to vote in Alaska. No matter what ones politics may be, for the good of Seward, every eligible voter should get his name on that register and cast his vote in the Primary on Tuesday.
Seward seaport record., 1950-04-18
Seward Offered Program For Armed Forces Day, May 20

OSt. w WlllldInS, AID, ana Clly officials are working together on a tentative program for a celebration on Armed Forces Day, May 20, which has been proclaimed a national holiday by President Truman.
 Word was received this morn ing from General Nathan Twin ing, Hdqts. Alaska Command, that assistance is available in the setting up of a program, such as a detachment of soldiers for a parade, public speaker and possibly a navy destroyer.
 The Alaska Command is mak- ing a special effort to acquaint the people in communities of 1000 or more population, in which there is now no type of military installation, with the work of the various branches of the services. Inasmuch as there are only three soldiers in Seward aside from those in ACS, this city sees very little of any thing military. For many years before and during the war, Sew ard received fir equent visits from Naval vessels, and there was always a ship in port on the 4th of July. In February, 1949, the local officials succeed ed by dint of much correspond ence and effort, in persuading the U. s. Navy to send in two tenders, the Salisbury Sound and the Suisan. The city enter tained the crews, and the ships entertained the townspeople. Since that time Seward has had no acquaintance with the Navy at all, seldom sees a military plane, and has had no visit from the Coastguard for severa months. Consequently it is the general opinion that the city will be more than glad to CO., operate with the Alaska Com mand to celebrate Armed Forces Day.
 In reply to General Twining's communication, the Committee has requested the public speak CT, a detachment of soldiers, providing that they will be sup piled with sleeping cars, since there is no longer adequate ac- comodation for so many. They will also ask for a visit from a Navy destroyer or other type vessel, and for a squadron of planes or jet fighter-planes to fly over the city during the parade. Arrangements will be made for dance at night if the proposed plans materialize.