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SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGlNtA
ALEXANDRIA,, xII 500 - Immac,

ALEXANDRIA, SII,5OO Immacu-
lately clean frame bungalow; rms
g bedrms.), bath, full basement,
storm sash. oil h.-w.h.; every con-
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. I411.
orick home of superior construction: !:
Valley; 5 minutes from Pentason:
new house condition; modern new
kit, lovely liv.. rm., din; rm., 2 nice
bee be6Tms', rms I 6smt., oil aoo heat, yard;
P5SSEt E5IsSd GF F4I1iS ss15 Syss S.si[sr Il S5 sE
23rd ST. south. ga
ARLiNGTON-No sos. New brick
rambler in choice loca ton. close to
schools, bus and shopping; lge. pan
rm. equip; kit, 2 bedrms. and bath.
down. ]. T. NOTION REALTY, INC,
Branch once, 90 Hillwood ave,
Falls Church. Va. JE. $4,000. Open
ARLINGTON. No: 5o4-Located near
Fort Myer, next to Wash. and Lee
shopping center; rms. > bedrms,
semidet. home; Anchor fence; storm
at and s9Eeeas mordT 1Tiiss RsAT9 TT9t
INC. Branch ONCE, 80 Hillwood ave-,
Fails Church. Va. JE. $4,000. Open
ARLINGfoN, IN vA.-sale by own owner.
hwS r6s Gel0nial fa bsmt SFsk m 1s5ed nes
bedrms. and bath upstairs. Cali
q ai5er ne Z FE pm; ASIA Sat. and Sun. attep
ARhlNGToNM Ri Tei USE Excellent. red brick 81
hcme in oakcrest, minutes from from
Pentagon, convenient to everything.
Lovely living rm, dining rm. and
large equipped kitchen on 1st floor
Three large bedrms. and bath on End
hoor. Basement, with toilet and out
h4ubs sas oNfY heys yare Can trssS MS
Friend. or. 9441, ewes. AL. a7o4.
DANIEL E. RAGAL1E. Realtor, 75s
FAILS Ale s: CHURCH, Ii BY owNEREsix-
rm, TI1. 1 brick Colonial. lot eto 1o6xl4o;
ARLINGTON-Six- room, 2
story, brick Colonial, on lge. land
scaped lot; full bsmt.. oil heat; side
porch; conven. location; GI contract
accepted; S14500. terms Call DI.
~ 1913 NJ NJ 9 p'm'' VIM. H. SAUNDERS
OFFICER selling beaut. dec.
3-bedrm. brick Colonial; gar; good
level rec. rm. with firepl; lge. liv.
rm. with firepl.. porch overlooking
rear ,earo garden. BY OWNER. oW.
OFFERING - a-bedroom
brick with pine-paneled room in in
full basement. Large lot. In conv.
North Arlington location. Many
extras. GI-FHA contract considered
with $1.45O cash. STILES. DI.
VACANT-S9,65O; 2 apts., unfurn.;
nette, bath each; nearly "a acre;
~ $50 cash, $3.50 mo-, or 81 $50
price $3.50 Gas isl; W. Falls
OWNER, CH. 5o77. ~ o.
$Il,OOO, SMALL HOME, for sale by
owner. 2-story white masonry:
rms. z minutes to Pentagon; at
THREE 1Iait1ye nEnRooMs tg5RS GH fos sos9
in good N. Arl. location; fuil bsmt, nH
with oil h.-w.h.; an older home that
needs some redecora tion, but a very
MoToN Really, tiL.FY nj INC, 3o'' Branch y; i;
ONCE. 80 Hillwood ave, Fails
Church Va. JE. $4,000. Open 8
1-BEDRooM,. a-bath bungalow %"G for
Church; near near public and ID parochiai al cai
schools; lge. scr. porch, oil heat.
No: 413. j.. T. MOTION REALTY,
ave-. ave. Palls ls, Church, Va. JE. $4,000.
$1,000 Down buys this stucco obU bun
knotty pine living rm. With firepi.,
lge; kit. 2 bedrms. and bath. Total
REALTY, INC. Branch ONCE 90
Hillwood ave-. Falls Church, Va.
JE. 3-s300: Open 8 till O. 30
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Choice Income property

NA4UINC 4AlNU44AC AOPNANV
Almost new brick - unit - bed
reomSl Plus owner apartment, To-
este6 in AlinStonS most convenient
section Total income over ~ 5 vop
annually. well financed Your IN
Spection invited, WILLIAMS REALTY
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SILVER SPRIN6-Conv. LOG. in heart
If Silver SprtnE. .-story BLDG. suit.
for any retail. commercial or indus
trial business; LIST floor 4uxo0 #,
End f. suite Of 5 modern ofaceS.
Venetian blinds. acoustic-treated
ceiling. Low rental for this bldg
in Al cond For further details
call Mr.. LOFSTRAND AZ Rockville
1888 or 1850. -.3
10TH AND r SIS. Nw.-App. 1000
SC II. in lge. downtown md comm.
BIDS. concrete Mrs. pass. and frtiSht
elev, excellent for light manafRctur-
ing, etc. Apply LEO NJ BERNSTEIN
& Co, Realtors. l4l5 X 81, NV.
SPACE VACANT - Several $50 to
Slo0 per mo; suitable bakery. radio,
cabinet maker, plumber. etc. Silver
Spring, 81. 1888. aOs
9I1 FLA AVE. NV large rooms:
pvt. bath; suitable for beauty shop,
dleSSmakinE, etc; reasonable rental.
EX. 34o0 Sc
Rear 1880 You st. NV.
RENTAL SIS PER MONTH
Large space; brick building suitable
for small business. There is water.
electricity and q washrcom in this
building.
Henry J. Robb. Inc. Realtor
1924 Vermont Ave, NV.
DI. Sl4l. 20
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MONTGOMERY KNOLLS
u q hnpI L,A
SILVER SPRING AREA

Just Ia years old and better than
new. this excellent Diet. brick home
is located in an area of new, pretty
houses; d nice rooms and bath.
dry basement; insulated; storm
windows. gas a.-c. heat. Call Mr.
Engle. GE. 1888. with BETHEL.
DI. BOO.
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coMl. PROPERTY FOR RENT

5th AND X SITS. NV. 1928 5th)-a
large light rooms tone corneD con-
tanning 1850 SO. it.; ideal for com
mercial concern, wholesaler, jobber
or distributor; heat. light and jani-
tor service furnished; freight eleva-
tor. THOS. ]. FISHER & CO., INC.
I3S ] 18th st. NV. DI. RS3O Oh
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THE NEW
ULTRA-MODERN
AIR CONDITIONED
KASS BUILDING
I'll l4th STREET NV.


KAss REALTY CO. INC, mi, si000..
CONN. AVE. AND L ST.
2-rm. once with heat. light and pvt,
street entrance l blk from Conn,
ave al 1923 L ST. NV; $50 per mo.
DI. 200. 20
ARCHITECTS OFFICE
$50; attractive location. 1911 EYE
ST. NV 90.
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BRENTWOOD
WEST LANHAM

Nr. Defense Hwy; only $1,000 down;
lovely modern stone bungalow, lot
75x1 10. Call Mr.. MorningStar. WA.
36oS. MORGAN REAL ESTATE
CO., RE. 491O. go
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STUDIOS FOR RENT

a:8 10th ST. block Conn ave
aahIurn;i ] 81 commercial: large frst
moor front room suitable Shop or
htualo' IN rear one room, Kitchen.
oatn, , open terrace; just remodeled:
apt. Tor living: entire f1oor, SIb0 per
mon. 2-year lease; can be rented
separately; available now. 2Os
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38 UNITS

Beautiful gsrden type apartment
bids. N. Ar. loc.: coaY. to shop
pins. tranSp,. etc income exceeds
$4,000 annually: extremely lEe.
Isl trust
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

LET Us SELL your investment prop
erty. We have clients ready to buy
apartments or business properties II
reasonably priced. Call NJ. Willing-
ham. ST. 400; ewes RA 1901
PHILLIPS. CANDY & FULLER, INC.
10l2 18th st. NV is
WANTED TO BUY from owner. small
gasoline station. Cash Contact
Mr. SMITH, s.. 1877 is
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE
Wanted to rent combination Approx
2 500 to 5000 SO. #, for light ma
chinery. Ground floor with parking
facilities. Recognized loc. AID. 0444
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ST 500 INCOME

9-unit building. 4-story brick. excel
lent condition; hot-water heat: -
car brick garage; Good rental area;
a real investment: vicinity Col. rd.
REI1,H FL I. III II on
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Your Problem Solved
$s, s,750-Attractive 2-bedrm, 2-story
home, only 2 blks. to one fare bus
ana shopping: min. to Pentagon.
Features oil heat. streamlined kit,
good closet space, prewar hard
wood foorS. Hillside lot 60xl20, trees.
$1,000 cash, S75 monthly, FHA.
Available Immediately. For appt.,
DICK BASSETT, Reaitor. CH. 5O57,
CHI. 43I1.
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BETHESDA RAMBLER
ATTA y,TcrA Sr~woN
CHEVY CHASE

Center-hall brick Colonial in perfect
condition; bedrooms, , baths; liv-
ing room, dining room pantry,
kitchen, paneled recreation room,
lavatory; detached garage: beauti-
fully planted yard with fence, gate,
and barbecue pit. Reasonable price.
Call Mr. Cowell, WO. 1866, or 81.
6456-. MARSTELLER McCABE &
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Store. 36x66 It. Fairlington Shopping
Center. wonderful location for fiye
and ten cent store. Call Mr.
WRIGHT, CH. 4777; ewes. CH. 1871
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COMPLETE METAL SHOP for sale
or rent; shears, brakes, hand brakes,
gelders, etc. Call ST. O142 or
600 BLK. PA. AVE. S.E.-Two shops
with Offices above; income S5, $50
per year. For information, call
FEKETE g. CO., IL. 7-4O4O It'll 9.
OUR LISTINGS OF commercial and
industrial land in the District,
Maryland and Virginia Is worthy of
your attention. We have large and
small tracts in choice location, some
Of them in the Investment class,
some owned by men who will i'm
prove to suit the leases. Others al
ready improved with warehouses,
garages. etc, for sale or lease,
Call Mr.. Gay, VI. 1859, or here.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1719 X
st. NV Ma 1lHR
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WOODSIDE FOREST

WOODSlDE FOREST
6 RMS, 2 BATHS-$13,950
Beautiful white brick Colonial home,
in conv., exclusive, Silver Spring.
features spacious living rm. with
fireplace, gas h.-w.h.. lge corner
lot. 3 blks. shopping, schools, transp.
Immediate possession, exc. terms.
VICTOR WlCKERSHAM
Realtor, OR. 210O, open 8 till 8.
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CHEVY CHASE MD.

Four -bedrm., 2-bath brick, reduced
to S2O,950. First floor includes liv.
rn.,. din. rm., paneled nook and
kitchen; End FIR contains 3 large
bedrmS. and bath; storage attic.
Vacant and newly decorated.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtor
nn1n IrI,s1 n N
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~ AoO4Ao ~
1905 H St NV MA o345
HOME SEEKER9

Are you looking for a home in nearby
Virginia in the $4,000 to $4,000
bracket? Do you want a rambler. a
Colonial or a Cape Cod? We have a
few choice homes among which you
might find the answer to your needs,
All are in select neighborhoods
within easy reach of Washington.
Substantial cash is required for
down payment If you are seriously
interested, please telephone us and
our representative will call on you.
W. B. WRIGHT, 501 S. Glebe rd.,
ia. 4-0550; ewes, TIE. O3Q9.
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Exclusive Agent
THE BRANT COMPANY

Choice Income Property
STORES AND 5 APARTMENTS.
STORE CAN BE COMBINED INTO
ONE LARGE STORE OR SHOP
TENANTS PAY ALL UTILITIES
EXCEPT HEAT. CALL Nix. SMITH,
WEINBERG a. BUSH. INC.
l707 H ST., NV, Realtors. MA, $500
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SMART LOOKINGl
RAMRI,ERS

NORTH ARLINGTON
bedrooms. full basement, attached
garage. Your choice in California
redwood, brick, cedar or brick
painted white; lovely, large living
dining room with fireplace, picture
windows, built-in china cabinet
beautifully " ecuipped XII kitchen oAISS9, with
range refrigerator, disposal, exhaust
fan, fuorescent lighting and built
in breakfast nook; Aft. basement
with space for 24-ft. eameroom;
available to vets or non-vets. at
the approved price. S15.750; Gil with
81 800 cash, balance at A.. Call
OW. $500 to see these homes. or
better still come to our office at
1900 Wilson blvd. for full par
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SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT,
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR sALs

Mr.. UNIV. OF MD.-4-rm. house
elec., , acres, chicken houses; neet
car, small family. WA. 1875.
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LURIA BROS.

CLOSE-IN VIRGINIA
NEAR JEFFERSON JUNIOR HIGH
Live in charming subur-
ban atmosphere, yet grade
school, theater and shopping
center are all within a few
squares. Modern detached brk.,
? stories, six rooms, 1st-f1r.
lavatory, recreation room with
fireplace. Gas air. conditioned.
GARAGE. Owner is transferred
from city and means business.
Only S19.950. Phone Mr.. Nc
Cauley, CHI. 3547.
SHANNON & IIICHC co
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INVEST. PRoP.-sALE Goat }
MORE THAN $500
WASHINGTON. D. c,

Annual net cash return after ex-
penSeS and mortssEe reduction. on
SS5,Ou0 down payment, GrosS in
come in excess ct S24 600 Modern
flreproof apt, bldg. Gail NJ. TgEver,
EealInrS WI hHAN -lS
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-03

ROTARY VARIETY SHOW
Starts promptly, $3.50 pm. at the
goth Century Gross Theatre May a.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-03
; KEY OFFICERS
OF MISSOURI ARE
REDUCED IN RANKS

NORFOLK, Va, May 3 Up -
Three key officers on the battle
ship Missouri have been punished
by reduction in numbers for the
grounding of the ship in Chesa-
peake Bay January II, the Navy
announced today.
This punishment lowers the Off
GERS in their respective grades on
the Navy's promotion list and re-
tards their advancement to the
next higher rank.
Capt. William D. Brown, AZ, Of
Frostproof, Fla, the mighty Mos
former Commanding Officer, was
reduced $50 numbers. Brown had
shouldered sole responsibility for
the grounding.
Cmdr. John R. Millett, 38, Of
Waterloo, Iowa, the ships former
operations officer, was reduced 100
numbers.
1t. Cmdr. Frank G. Morris, Jr.,
ga. of New York, former navigator,
was reduced $50 numbers.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-03
RESTORATION OF
GOLD STANDARD
ADVOCATED NOW
Is Urgently Needed as Step
Toward Monetary Sta
billy Is Plea

BOSTON, May 3-LRt-Donald H.
Mclaughlin, president OF Home
stake Mining Company OF San Fran
cisco. describes restoration of the
gold standard and a free market in
gold as urgently needed steps to-
ward monetary stability"
Mclaughlin, President of the
American Association of Mining and
Metallurgical Engineers. spoke to
the annual meeting of the orgalli-
cations Boston chapter last night.
Until some measure of conf
dence is restored and the manipula-
ton of currencies for selfish or
temporarily expedient ends is re-
stricted," Mclaughlin said, little
relief from the present chaos that
plaques all international affairs will
be obtained"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-03

FROM SAN FRANCISCO
George L. Collins of the National
lark Service, San Francisco, is a
,uest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-03
POLAR BEAR CUBS
NOT ALLOWED TO
LEAVE HOME YET

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, May ST.
Red tape and more independence
at the dinner table are keeping a
couple of Barter Island polar bear
cubs from starting off for the De-
troit, Mich, zoo for a couple OF
weeks yet.
Benny Akootchook, the Eskimo
owner of the two cubs, said today
he has not yet received the export
permit from the Fish and Wildlite
Service, although the permit has
been issued.
Don Berg, Barter Island school,
teacher who holds Benny's power
of attorney, said the bears still are
too young to travel and will be held
at Barter Island-off Alaska s
Northern Coast-until they can feed
themselves.
One, named 10 10 by the Eski-
mos, now weights eight pounds and
the other, Jerry, weighs 10 pounds.
Berg says the cubs are now oft
the bottle and consuming their
weight in food daily from an open
dish. They should be able to travel
in about two weeks.
A military plane will fly them to
Fairbanks, whence Northern Con-
solidated Airlines will fly them to
Anchorage. There, Northwest Air
lines will take them to Detroit.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-03
HEAVY TRAFFIC FOR
PAN AMERICAN line;
FLIES EXTRA SECTION

Pan American World Always had
an unusually active day yesterday
flying an extra section from Seattle
besides the usual Tuesday schedule
which includes a through flight
from Seattle to Whitehorse and
Fairbanks.
Seventy-three persons arrived
from the south, ten passengers de-
parted for Seattle and way points,
While eleven boarded the PAA clip
per for destinations to the north
Arriving from Seattle were Guy
Gaudett, Frances Layne, Lillian Nc
Daniel, Earl Morrison. Thelma Mic
hols, Arthur Quick, Joseph and
Flora Quilico, A. H. Rodes, Kate
Smith, Lewis Sullivan, Janice
Welsh. Randi Williams.
Mrs. Edward O'Reilly and Daniel;
William Deyon, Chris Lourock. Ben
Lindgren, Robert Nelson, Herman
Elvsaas, Ben Sorthum, Henry Pit
kahn, Harold Larson, Donald Rife,
Torkil Solvang, Adolph Olsen, Clar-
ence Westermark, Ed Rod, Arne
Kvarnberg, Jack M K ay, Joe
Amundson, Ole Swanson, Anton
Sherigan, Marjorie Lakewood DR..
James T. Googe, Ruth Cox and in
FAINT Marlys; Joe Stockman and
LaVaughn Bellville.
German Bulcke OF San Francisco
boarded at Annette Island, as did
Raw Bennett and Walter Moylette.
Seven men going to the Copper
River mine also were Pan Am pas
sengers. as were "a fishermen bound
Tor other Alaska points.
Yesterdays flights from Seattle
also carried three passengers for
Annette Island, 81 for Ketchikan,
three for Whitehorse and five for
Fairbanks.
Going to Seattle were F. j. and
Selma Fors, Mike Reilly, John
Ladely, Jesse Jones, Mrs. Mable
Dietz. Barbara Green, Ian t. Ogg,
Herbert F. Milley and Don Nc
Moran.
Northbound, George Levesque
boarded here for Whitehorse, and
these persons for Fairbanks: w. D.
Smith, Harry Bates, S. E. Gustaf-
son, Walter Moylette, Jim Horton
slime, L. w. Petrie. Winnifred Smith,
o. c. Dryer, N. c. Crone and w.
L. Smith.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-03
TO HEAD FOR
MOSCOW; WANTS
TALK With Stain
CBy the Associated Press,

Trygve Lie, United Nations Sec
retary-General, announced in Paris
today he is going to Moscow May 10
for special high-level talks with
Soviet leaders in an effort to save
the United Nations anG bolster
world peace.
Soviet Russia is boycotting United
Nation agencies because she de-
mands Communist China replace
Nationalist China in the UN.
Lie said he hopes to persuade
Russia to agree to meeting of
world leaders aimed at ending the
cold war and averting global catas-
trophe. He expects to talk with
Prime Minister Stain. He said he
hopes to get Stains endorsement
of a plan to have the U.N. Security
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-03
Variety SHOW
PROMISES VARIED
Entertainment ACTS

Such a variety and sc many in
teresting specialties are being pre-
sented at the Variety Show on
Thursday evening of this week that
it is difficult to give proper recog-
milton to all the performers. Two
xylophones are used by Rev. and
Mrs. A. B. Morgan in the melodies
they will bring.
Shirley Casperson, a junior IN Ju-
ueau High School, makes use 81
the skills she has acquired in her
dancing lessons to do an interest
ing roller skating act. Mrs. Lois H.
Reedy and Miss Frances E. Paul
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-03

present a folk dance in costume
when they sing the duet, Brother,
Come and Dance With Me-" from
Hansel and Gretel by Humperdinck.
To settle the argument IN ad-
vance, Mrs. Estella Schultz uses no
artificial aids when she presents
her whistling solo.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-03
Ap EXEC AGAINST
PROPOSED BAN ON
HORSE RACE news

WASHINGTON, May - tR =
Frank stared, general manager OF
the Associated Press, told Senators
today that it would be dangerous
to approve anti-gambling legislation
which would restrict the free flow
of news.
In principle" Starzel said, 1T
would be dangerous legislation"
The APP executive testified before
a Senate Commerce subcommittee
which is studying a bill designed 20
ban transmission of gambling in
formation across state lines.
Stared said that if such restric-
tons are applied to horse racing
news and other sports-it is con-
ceivable the bans might be extended
to other news fields.
You would be pursuing course
from which it would be difficult to
turn back" stared added.
AS the committee hearing con-
tinued. there were these other de-
velopments in Congress dealing with
efforts to expose gambling and
crime:
l. The senate took up resolu-
ton by Senator Kefauver CD-Tenn)
for a S150,000 crime investigation.
Kefauver proposes five-man spe-
cial committee with authority to
check on the operations of any
crime syndicate and the influence
of organized crime on law enforce
ment.
2. Chairman Mcfarland D-Ariz)
of the Senate Commerce group
ordered an inquiry into a reported
phantom network" supplying horse
racing information to distributors
in many parts of the country
8. The House Commerce Commit
tee continued its hearing on a Sen
ate-paSsed bill to bar interstate
shipment of slot machines and
other gambling devices.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
George L. Collins Of the National
Park Service, San Francisco, is a
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-03

Council meet with heads OF state
and with cabinet members OF all
member nations"
Lie declared at news conference
the world is facing "the most critical
situation since 1945."
Before leaving on his European
trip he talked with President Tru-
man.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-03
WRANGELLITE HERE

Mrs. Hannah Otteson, mother OF
Mrs. Monte Grisham, arrived IN Ju-
neau ON the Baranof from Wrangell.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-03

STANDARD OIL MAN HERE
j. F. williams of the Standard
Oil Company, San Francisco, is at
the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-03
FROM HOOD BAY

r. 2. Owens of Hood Bay is a
guest at the Baranof Hotel
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-26
From where ! sit ...M Joe Marsh
Give Us Back
Sidewalks, Slim!
Advertisement

ting folks riled against him. felt
emery myself, and we had quite a
set-to over the whole business.
From where I sit, that was fool.
ish. Once we'd cooled off Cover
lunch and a bottle of beer at Andy's
Tavern) Slim decided the sidewalks
should stay-for the common good
and I promised neat time I'd take
a good look at the otEer fellows
point of view before writing any
articles about himi
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-26
Come Violdtors
Paw PendltY

During the month OF g I DE pece a,a :
her 1919. q total OF $S,95o Wa z,
r n by the game violators, ,, -
Eae state of Montana, accoruttiI 1e
To- fl,e q report received from Inc me
Montana M Fish and Game De-
par partment. The violations rang *
ed from "setline" fishing 10 u
legal possession OF pear mea IT,
and and fines from $500 down 70
S10 Two men, found trapping
mink and martin without g a. n IL
, tae were sentenced to Gu Gays
in iail in Park County. e,,,oa
" The greatest number OF INES IN
as melted out to those Sports
mem who killed elk during 1a ne
closed season, or killed them he OF. Oh.
came preserve. The $500 f1nes
came c when three young ), men zen.
were fined this amount eacn Ioa
spotlighting and taking game
snimais out of season. -.
Zen cases of game vlolaGlot4i ~
we're had in Ga1latin County 10
lead the list. Cascade and Deer
lodge counties were tied 1oT
second place with seven eacn
while Madison County had rive.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-26

ed their dividend checks are
advised by the VA not to get
anxious, nor to write to the VA.
If they have received acknoW-
Judgement cards, which show
their dividend applications have
been resolved in good order,
their checks will follow as soon
as the VA can possibly arrange
it.
Other dividend dos and
don'tS"::
Veterans who applied for
their National Service Life In
Surance dividend two months
ago or more and have not re-
ceived an Acknowledgement
card should file another appli-
cation. They should get a new
application blank at the post
office, or from the VA, fill it
out completely and mail with a
once-cent stamp. Such applica-
tions should be plainly marked
duplicate"
Veterans who move before
they receive their dividend
checks should not forget to
leave a completed change of
address" form with their post
office, the VA warns.
QUESTION OF TILE WEEK
@. I am receiving regular
compensation checks from the
VA for service connected disa-
bility. If l take a job will 1
still keep receiving my compen-
sation checks without any de-
auctions?
A. Yes. Disability compensa-
ton is in no way affected by a
veterans other income. A vet
eran may earn a very large
salary and still count on receiV-
ing his full compensation from
the VA. In fact, the VA en-
courages every disabled veteran
to look for work and become a
self-reliant job-holder. His reg
ular compensation check will
be that much velvet to- him.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-01-26
BusbY News

Rev. and Mrs. Malcolm Wen
ger, Elizabeth and Ann, were
Hardin visitors Friday.
Webster SchnecW was in Bill
lings Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pauline Jessup
and Miss Margaret Macdonald
were Hardin visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Jackson
were week end guests of their
son, Glenn, and family in Har-
din.
Both basketball teams won
games played at HySham Thurs
day night. Henry Ballet and
Gabe Williams accompanied
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ballet
were Sheridan visitors last Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl K. Aldrich
spent the week end at the
homes of their daughters, Mrs.
Morris Rudio and Mrs. ]. J.
FEATHER, in Billings.
George J. Smith was in Biz
ney Thursday, on school busin-
eSS.