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"TRTJT,Y"

One Of those hard-to-f1nd detached
homes; bet. 18th st. and Georgia
ave: on Gallatin st.; close to all con-
ventences;. features . lovely spacious
liv. rm. with firepl.. large dining rm.,
bedrms. and bath; attractively land
scaped lot, with 2-car detached ga
rage: in immaculate condition! At
$15,60O, this home should sell today.
Call Or; Oo48 til pm. REALTY
CoLORED-s-RM.. semidet. brick
Gar; conyen: to everything. Shown
sRS 0R7y AZ ssss, sass tf6ns f6Hs stR Rriss
coLoREp@5th I and Randolph
beautiful modernized tajestry 6rick
home son., Of rms, bath; excellent
PetVoTt6. psS ST.6 e esii dss. nSS. ME. 1871. Sun.
coLoRED-14th1 111l AND MONROE 1S srs.
reported over $500 monthly; . good
5PTsst9enti INe GS1 oisaTP PLANT g. doRD9eGN'
coIoREDEisth 18th AND MONROE EzS SIS.
heat and large yard; .$15.760. A
Nice 6-rm. Colonial home priced
qqHHlEy 81, d2 $50; &c., PLANT q doRDoN'
CoGoRE61s4g5; tH9j E0: SsgI; 18th ST. N.W.6 NW?0
So, Se5stlRi dsa7. PLANT q GORDON. IN nc
coIoRED VACANT II New section
Of 14th st. Extra large row bricks
z large rms, tile bath: full baSemt.,
oil heat; breakfast nook: extra large
liv. rm. with firepl.; hardwood hrs.;
large yard; metal gar. This is some
thing different that you should see.
$1,000 to $1,000 down. Mr.. Jones,
TU. 1892 Sun. DU. 5207. SAMUEL c.
REYNOLDS, 30O5 Ga. ave. NV. -25
COLORED-OWNER WILL SELL this
20-ft. Colonial brick home located
$1,000 down; Has 8 large rooms
entrance bsmt.; nice lot with garage.
COIN. Ex. 57o5. 81. 57sS. Ias -
COLORED-4th AND SHEPHERD ST.
N.W.-Excel: Colonial row brick. In
perfect cond., 6 rms 2 baths. ar
ranged for 2 families, fully equipped;
oil heat You must see this home
to appreciate 1t: priced most reason
able. Call Mr.. Tucker, with T1SH-
LER: Realtor. TU. $500: ewes, IA.
CeoLoRED-4o1s I'LL. AvE.-ssnmi-
arranged in 8 separate apts.. fully
equipped. ideal for dr.; reas. priced.
coLoRED-4aoo BLOCK 4th ST.
N.W.-Beautiful row brick. 8 rooms.
including inclosed. porches, 2.car
brick garage, gas heat Inspection
ss ss,sioD sDDointmsnt HI dseS unusual oRE ts5s pos
soRdER, s4s indiana ave. NV: "
Ma Q350. Evenings, OR. S673 or
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u ACRE So Q7
UNUSUAL

Stone and brick ramblers. Tile roof,
8 bedrooms and s baths. On large
wooded lots.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ESTATE Handsome
white brick center-hall Colonial resi-
lecture on more than 3 acres, near
the heart Of Bethesda; unusually
large rooms throughout; finest
quality construction obtainabie;
large library with fireplace and book
Shelves on 1st floor: 4 master size
servants quarters over 2-car at.
tached garage; beautiful paneled
grounS.level recreation room, open
ing Sito delightful rear terrace.
Asking S47. 500; out Of town owner
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. l411.
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PECK COMPANY

- RIVER TERRACR -
Lovely 5-rm. house; front porch and
screened back porch: modern tile
bath, hardwood floors. gas heat: ex-
cellent condition. Good buyi Only
Or ). II. GREENE REALTY q Co. T rs
coLokEDGfai47 sTai M w WYhiE e e. ST. NE Ne
A 5-rm. and bath row brick with
h.-w.h. $4,000; $500 down, $50
mo-. Call Mrs. Brown, HO. 404S,
or the JOLISSAINT REAL ESTATE
SERVICE. 1914 9th st. NV. HU.
CoLORED = 144s MONTANA AVE.
rage: large lot; excellent condition.
RuBINo REALTY CO., 1902 Rhode
Island ave. ne, AID. 1882. Ewes. and
COLORED - TWo-FAMnY HOUSE,
excellent location; knotty pine rec.
room; automatic heat; reasonable
price and terms. MITCHELL QUICK,
ST. 1862: eYeE, RA 241& 24e
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COLORED-C ST. NE.
Attractive. home in the 1900 blk.
suitable for 2 families. Has apt. liv.
nm, din. rm.. kit. and 2 bedrooms
and bath on 1st 4. and basement;
rms, Kit; and bath on 2nd A.: cleo,
refgr., Oil burner. h.-w.h., insulated
garage: priced to sell quickly. Eve,
phone Mr.. Owen. GE 1888.
L. T. GRAVATTE
1878 < st. NV, Realtor. MA. O753.
Colored, 18th & H st. NE,
Vac; 81 900 down. .SS5 . month; re-
decorated; row brick. 6 rooms and
bath. h.-w.h.. fun bsmt. RALPH d.
COIN. EX. SOB, 81. $3.50. -2S
Colored-River Terrace
81 800 down. vacant, completely re-
decorated; 20-ft. row brick, 8 rms,
and bath: recr. rm. In bsmt., oil heat.
RALPH D. COIN, Elk. 57O5. 81.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
AURORA HILLS

Set high on a very private street.
New, spacious, designed for gracious
living: liv. rm. for entertainment,
kit. breakfast nook. twin sized bed
room and tiled bath on 1st fioor;
8 extremely large bedrms., 2 tiled
baths on 2nd floor; full bsmt.. gar,
pvt. screened porch. Terraced, with
lovely wooded view.
N. G. HINES & SON
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HoUSES-SALE-S.E. Cont

HALEY Terrace, 2-Family
Nearly new brick 2-tamily fiat. each
with one bedroom, tiled bath, sep
arate gas heat, full bsmt.; second
a. available; first fl. rented at So
more than monthly payment, which
includes taxes and insurance. Good
location. Only block from South
Capitol st. shopping center. Ewes,
MI. 2121.
J. Leo Kolb Co.
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PIC ALL nurp

Lovely English Colonial home of brick.
Located on beautiful lge. lot in N.
Arlington. Features above-aVerag0
Gift. liv. rm. with firepl., formal
din. rm., 9x12 kit. plus breakfast
rm., 20x10 paneled den overlooking
patio; 3 diversified bedrms. up, 1Sx
Is, 15x12. 12x12; full tile bath;
paneled recr. rm. and full bSmt.
with nrepl., full bath; built-in gar;
priced at $21 $50. Can handle with
only $4,000 down. See it today.
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CLEVELAND PARK

CLEVELAND PARK
CLOSE TO PUBLIC PAROCHIAL
SCHOOLS, ALICE DEAL JR. HIGH
AND WOODROW WILSON HIGH
A comfortable home with high ceilings,
lge rms. and good-siZe closets. Con-
tainS bedrooms, sleeping porch,
2 baths and 1st floor lavatory, liv-
ing rm., pantry and kitchen, screen
ed porch overlooking fenced, level
garden; built-in garage; maids rm.
and bath in open basement.
FOREST HILLS
Custom-built brick Of French design,
beautifully situated on nicely land
scaped lot with terrace. Built in
1887; 1t contains hall, living room,
dining room, sunroom, pantry, kitch-
en-, 8 bedrooms and baths; maid's s
room and bath; oil heat garage.
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts, Sumner g. Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave. NV, OR. 4464
Evenings Telephone CH. 2451
Oist Your House with Us)
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H0USES-SALE-MD. (Cont. }
"EDGEMOOR AREA"

turing: FIRsT.RIooR FRS eaS sSR' BEpRooM aGas Sss
AND BATH: 3 bedrms. and bath on
-:2nd fir. Pretty fenced yard. Large
bsnlt., garage. Convenient location.
InsDestISn b1sSss npor. by r. appointment enly
ewes. or. b756. AO'' wa '''''
VIM. H. SMITH CORP.
1925 Wis. ave. Bethesda. Md. -26
SILVER SPRING CAPE COD
lge. bedrms.,, q baths. lge. liy. rm.,
outside entrance, garage, porch and
sun deck. Located in park area on
large wooded lot.
SILVER SPRING COLONIAL
De luxe brick residence, 8 bedrms., 8
baths, slate roof; 1st flr., 22-ft. liy.
5reskdst ~ fSFms nook din poder rn kit .cr.nsa With
porch;, End fir,. 17-ft. master bedrm.
bath. paneled rec. rm. with frepl.;
Us: old. oneFed well below repro
WOoDMooR s]tj z(Si AGENCY
INC.
sH. b56b REALTORS TIL Q pm.
Silver Spring RamblerS
De luxe 3-bedrm.. 2h-bath ramblers
in close-in section Of Silver Spring;
NV: rIn., din. rm., Westinghouse kit. !;
full bsmt.; some with garage, some
with rec. rm.; exceptional values;
prices start at $4,000. Liberal VA
financing. Several houses nearing
completion. Plans available. For
further information, call
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
ST.. 3O1O It'll O PM "a
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MONTAGUE STREET

MONTAGUE STREET
Nr. 16th-Det. house in excel. cond.
on well handicapped lot; reception
rm., nv. rm., paneled din. rm.,
bkfst; rm., kit. 8 bedrms., l bath;
complete apt. on 3rd &. OF 2 rms,
Kit. and bath. Mrs. Pryse, STORY q
CO., ME. 41O0; ewes. and week
ends, WO. 6202. "a
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U-SHAPED RAMBLER

U-SHAPED RAMBLER
AS fine q brick rambler as
we have ever seen, built around
screened and heated porch
which overlooks magnificent
wooded lawns behind house; 3
splendid bedrms. and 2 full
baths, lge. living room with
fireplace; full entertaining size
dining room, kitchen equipped
with range, refgr., dishwasher,
garbage disposal unit, exhaust
fan and Bendix washer; base
ment with outside entr.
PLEASE NOTE: This home Is
oriented toward the lovely
back yard, 1876 feet deep, not
toward the street; no picture
window exposes you to passers-
by. Move. in here and live
own life in complete privacy .
in o house built 2 years ago
as q lasting example Of excel.
construction, in q neighbor-
hood of comparable houses:
$2S,950 is the price for this
truly modern home. For per-
sonal appointment, teleohone
MANNAS REALTY co.
'116 Wilson Blvd, GIL. or OK. 27s4
-25
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MICHIGAN PARK

Reduced in price for immediate sale;
beautiful S-rm. semidet. brick with
4 bedrms., and 1 "a tile baths; level
lot; detached garage; in finest ne.
residential section; near stores and
transportation. Call Mr.. Cody, LA.
6-6666 or AP. 1880. evenings.
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YEONAS REALTY
GIL. 210O. OK. 124

STILL LOOKING?
Then this FIRST offering Of 6 new
homes will be worth checking at
once. Located in nice s. Arlington
residential area, just Q blocks OF
Lee blvd All brick Colonial home
with l bedrm. and full tile bath
down; 2 bedrms and full tile bath
up: Nice hy. rm. with frepl.' din.
with firepl.. gas heat. Conv. to
shopping, school and transp. Priced
at only $1s,950. Be sure to cali
early.
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ALEXANDRIA SPECIAL
This one is spick and span, and a
wonderful floor plan. 1st A, has
2 bedrms., tile bath, liv. rm. and
equip. kit upstairs, 2 bedrms., plus
nursery. nnts full bsmt: with outside
screened porch; immed. possession;
$14,750.
ARLINGTON REALTY
1904 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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COLORED-GT

River Terrace. 2-story br., s rms. ;,
bath Pat i.ahdSS ai5sSnd a.e gas rs. heat Es sel
blinds, awnings incl; property in
excel. cond. Priced to sell. Pos
session with title. FREDERICK A,
BLUMER, 617 Pa. ave. s.e. FIR.
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AMERICAN U. PARK AREA
New Rambler. S22,5OO

New 3-bedroom, 2-bath rambler, near
Wisconsin ave. shopping and trans
pancy in 2 weeks. Gas. garage and
full basement.
BillingSley & Korzendorfer
OR. 1926. OR. 1922 till 8. "a
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ASHTON HEIGHTS

Lovely brick Cape Cod on beautiful
lot In this conv: N. Arlington loSG-
formal din. rm. with bay window:
nicely-equipped kit: 2 bedrmS. or
paneled den and bedrm. down
with full tile bath: Q extremely lge.
bedrms. UP with tile bath; paneled
recr, rm. and full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.;
for S2S.50O.
LURIA BROS
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GLOVER PARK-$16,95O
Excellent terms Of $4,000 and S12O
per mo. for this brick 3-bedrm., M
quiet street; garage; ewes, Mr., Sher-
wood, WO. 4846.
J. LEO KOLB co.
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"PETWORTH"

Near 7th and Crittenden: an excel
lent value in q Colonial row brick
nome with rms; 4 bedrms, tile
bath; immaculate condition; owner
VIII sell for only S13,9S0. Call ME.
CHANAN. Raalfnr
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
,Sl.1OO DOWN

Conv. to Pentagon. Belvoir. and Alex,
8 blks. from grade school, around
cor. from shopping center. This
semidet. brick home has lEe. liy. rm.,
din. rm., 2 bedrms., tile bath, gas
heat, full bSmt., nice level lot. Save
by dealing direct with owner. Only
$75 per mo. after DOWN payment.
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ASSUME GILOAN0

0O4A6 \44 AOk14N
With difference in cash viii buy this
bungalow with 8 rms and bath
on lot 6Ox1 80 in Kensington Owner
ME. 1143, until 8 pm. j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, Realfnr
Evening star., 1950-11-20
Florist Concern Opens
Branch in Spring Valley

Blackstone. Inc, florists, this
morning opened a new store at
4874 Massachusetts, avenue N. W.,
in Spring Valley, with a brief
ceremony. This is the firms
seventh branch store, operating
from headquarters. 1407 H street,
NV.
Officers Of the company, busi-
ness men in the Spring Valley
region and citizens of the COM
munity participated in the pro-
gram. z. D. Blackstone, the firm s
president. officiated at the store
opening.
The firms other officers present
were: z. D. Blackstone, jr., vice
president: T. Hatch Dent, secre-
tary, and Mrs. r. o. Lupo, treas
urer.
The store is located in an apex
shaped building. of which two
side walls are Of glass and the
third of brick. 1t was constructed
by w. c. 81 A. M. Miller, develop
ers of Spring Valley.
Evening star., 1950-11-20
Election Officials S Z Jobs
Add Up 10 Pay for One
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 2o.-At-
torney General j. Lindsay Al
mond. jr., says an official serving
in two capacities on Election day
Is entitled to only one days COM
pensation.
Highland County Clerk Martin
M. Folks asked Almond this ques-
ton:
". . II a judge (of elections)
returns the poll books and on the
same day acts as Commissioner
Of Election is he entitled to pay
for one or two days service and
for mileage on two different days
of service?"
Almonds reply said in part:
1T is my opinion that the statu-
tory intent is to provide the single
sum of $3.50 for each days serv-
ice rendered and this single
amount applies where the judge
also acts as commissioner
II am of the opinion that only
such mileage as necessarily trav-
eled' and actually incurred should
be reimbursed. Mileage allow
ances are, of course, not to be
used as method of providing
extra compensation, but are only
to reimburse actual expense in
Cured"
Evening star., 1950-11-20
By George Weller
Foreign Correspondent Of The Star and
The Chieooo DoiIy News

/ NV ~"SASS SSHT t<u~a
VATICAN CITY, Nov. 20.-Se-
cret negotiations aimed at a COM
promise treaty between Marshal
Tito and the Catholic Church in
Yugoslavia are now under way, it
is ascertained here.
Taking place in Croatia, center
of Yugoslav Catholicism. these ne
gotiations are proceeding with the
full knowledge and consent of the
Vatican.
Whether Pope Plus XII grants
the approval withheld from the
storm-bound local agreements in
Hungary and Poland depends on
what concessions Tito is prepared
to make and maintain.
One issue is whether Archbishop
Stepinac Of Zagreb. when released
from Lepoglava prison, will leave
Yugoslavia or remain, and wheth-
er if he remains it will be in an
active capacity or in retirement.
Tito already has offered the arch
bishop freedom in return for self
exile, but the Croat prelate has
refused.
Negotiations Are Sincere.
Because the negotiations are
sincere on both sides-Tito de-
string to find another bridge West
ward and the Church desiring
more religious freedom-moderate
hopes are held in the Vatican for
their success.
In an effort to cut the ground
out from under the Cominform-
Church treaties, made under per-
secution in Poland and Hungary,
Tito's new treaty will pattern it.
self closely after these Kremlin
predecessors. it is reported here.
The hope on both sides is that it
can be shown in Yugoslavia that
similar phrases when applied by
Titoists yield more enduring and
amicable results than when ap-
piled by Cominform Communists.
One Vatican official said today:
"In Hungary and Poland these
agreements are used merely to
erode churches, but in Yugoslavia
we feel it may be possible to turn
the tide in the opposite direction"
Extends Hand to Italy.
The most important target OF
the Croatia talks is to remove the
barriers which have hitherto i'm
peded any agreement between
Italy's strong Catholic government
under Premier Alcide de Gasperi
and Tito.
Due to the cornered position of
the Catholic church in Yugoslavia,
Italy's leaders have been able to
talk with Tito only on the Sec
onardy trade level. not on impor-
tant questions like Trieste, Al
bania and Adriatic defense. Yugo-
slavia, having buried both its Aus
trian frontier struggles and its
feud with Greece, extended a hand
Evening star., 1950-11-20
) Nations Agree 10 Keep
Ships Out Of Antarctic
BY the Assoeioted Press

LONDON, Nov. 20.-Britain,
Argentina and Chile agreed today
to keep their warships away from
disputed Antarctic territories dur
ing the coming summer there.
A Foreign Office announcement
said the three governments have
exchanged notes to that effect "to
avoid any misunderstanding in
Antarctica which may affect
(their) friendly relations. The
exchange continues a 2-year-old
agreement to avoid the risk OF
incidents.
Both Argentina and Chile have
long disputed British claims to
the Falkland Islands in the An
tarctic. Britain claims them by
right of discovery and occupation
Chile and Argentina have set UP
bases on some Of the islands and
from time to time have sent ex-
peditions there.
Evening star., 1950-11-20
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. 3" BIS
MONDAY n,
Mary A. Cramer, 80, Dies;
Retired GP0 EmpIoye

Miss Mary A. Cramer. 80, who
completed 80 years service with
the Government Printing Office
before her retirement in 1929,
died Saturday at Garfield Hos
pital after a heart attack.
Miss Cramer, who had lived in
Washington for IS years, resided
at 3426 Sixteenth street NV.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph B. Cramer.. she was born
at Old Point Comfort, Va. She
was a member of Martha Chap
ter, Order of the Eastern Star.
Surviving is a niece, Mrs.
Eugene c. Ochsenreiter of Ashe-
vile, N. c.
Funeral services will be held
at 3 pm. tomorrow in the Hines
funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
GlenWoOd Cemetery.
Evening star., 1950-11-20
Tito Reported Seeking Treaty
With Church at Secret PorIeys

to Italy this month by demand
ing that Italy be admitted to the
United Nations.
But Tito is apparently more
eager to make a deal with Italy
than the Catholics who are the
Slav minority. The only persons
disturbed by these promising ne
eotiations are certain extreme
rightist Croats in Rome. some
identified with the Ustashi terror
ist movement trained by Mus
solini. These latter find their
influence in the Vatican waning
as the Holy See mods consent
though not yet approved-to the
chickering's in Croatia. But the
Vatican rejects Tito's charge that
52-year-old Archbishop Stepinac
was tainted by being identified
with the Ustashi.
Evening star., 1950-11-20

Commerce, the Radio Manufac-
turers' Association and the Ma
tional Association Of Broadcasters'
AS winner, Ricardo will repre-
sent the District in the Nation
wide contest from which four
youngsters will be chosen by a
national panel of judges to at
tend a banquet here, meet Gov
ernment officials, Congressmen
and President Truman. Each of
the four will receive $500 college
scholarship.
Other District finalists last
night were Elinor Fuchs. II. Of
3130 Wisconsin avenue NV, a
student at Western High School:
Reuben baltimore, 10, of 3411
Fifteenth street Sc. a student at
Dunbar High School. and Joseph
N. Powers, jr., II. Of 1346 Spring
road NV, a student at Roose-
velt High School.
Judges were Senator Neely,
Democrat. Of West Virginia; Rep
resentative Sasscer, Democrat, of
Maryland. and 1t. Col. c. H.
Whitesell, assistant to the District
Engineer Commissioner.
Evening star., 1950-11-20
Rev. 6. F. Kingston, Head
|0f Church in Canada, Dies
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

Dv tOS %SAoStoISo FtU3s
TORONTO, Nov. 20.-The Most
Rev. George Frederick Kingston.
81, primate Of the Church of Eng
land in Canada, died here today.
He suffered a heart attack last
Monday.
Archbishop Kingston was chosen
the Church of England's seventh
primate In Canada in 1947, on
the death Of the Most Rev. Ber-
wyn T. Owen.
Mr.. Kingston was ordained
priest in 1916, spent "a years az
a college professor and became
Bishop Of Algoma in 1910. Four
years later he was elected Bishop
of Nova Scotia.
He Is survived by his widow
and a son. the Rev. Frederick
Temple Kingston.
Evening star., 1950-11-20

Citizen participation lies at the
heart Of all Community Chest
planning and giving. Some 1000
representatives Of business, pro-
fessional life and labor-as we'll
as housewives and house makers
serve on the boards and COM
mittees Of the los Red Feather
agencies.
Evening star., 1950-11-20
Ricardo RomuIo Wins
D. {. Speech Contest

Ricardo Romulo. 17-year-old
son of Gen. Carlos Romulo, Philip
pine delegate to the U. ~, last
night won the District Voice of
Evening star., 1950-11-20

democracy con-
test, sponsored
by the Wash
ington Junior
CHI a m b er Of
Commerce.
Ricardo, a
student at st.
Johns College,
lives at 3422
Garfield street
NV.
The national
contest is spon-
sored by the
United States
Ch m her of
Evening star., 1950-11-20

A North-South highway from
Northern Sweden to Switzerland,
Southern France and Italy has
been proposed for Europe.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-27

BUDGET BOARD APPROVES BIENNIAL
ESTIMATES FOR $20,t2S,31l2S;
EXPECTED REVENUES $t9,56o,75

Estimates of all territorial de-
partments and boards totaling $780,
128,31128 for the 1888 biennial
period have been approved by the
Territorial Budget Board it was
revealed today.
The Board estimated tax and
miscellaneous revenues under cur
rent tax laws for the same period
at $19,560, 10000, leaving a deficit
of 1857, 56128.
The three major expenditures
are Cd Education, Sill ,540,882. 10;
90 Public Welfare, $3,709,909.34 !;
Public Health, $l,l59, 10000,
These three departments estimat-
es constitute about 80 percent Of
the total budget estimates.
Estimates for the 49-51 biennial
period totaled about $17,403,34 "a
and anticipated revenues totaled
approximately $6,640,00000.
The increase in anticipated rev.
enues for the next two years is
effected in great part from tax
laws passed by the Nineteenth
Legislature and the Special Session
called in January, 1949. Greatest
sources of revenue estimates are
Department of Taxation, $18,239,-
$4,000; Auditors Office, 100000;
School Tax, $460,0OO; Net Liquor
Tax, $3.50, 100000; Alaska Game Com
mission, sos, 100000.
The Budget Board pointed out
that it has not felt that requests
from administrative officers for
staff promotions and salary in
creases to be within its province,
considering them instead matters
for Legislative determination. Ac-
cordingly, the following estimates
do not include provision for en-
ployees' salary increases or pro-
motions, which matters are sug-
gested for separate consideration
by the Legislature. This position is
taken by the Board of Budget both
in recognition OF past practice by
the Legislature and in view of the
Nineteenth Legislature having di-
rected the Territorial Board Of Adj
ministration to prepare recommen-
dations concerning uniform grad
uated salary schedule for Terri
torial employees.
The Board suggests that the
Twentieth Legislature might well
consider measures for improvement
in the statutory provisions gov
erning the functions of the Board
of Budget toward giving succeed