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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

ATTRACTIVE CABIN, Lake Jackson,
80 miles from. Washington: 1 bed
rm., elec. refgr- hot-cold water,
pvt; float; July 18th to Both. EN-.
July AND AUG. beautiful new home.
waterfront, comp. furn.. incl. wash.
pANEs on The E BAY HOTEL, Idle.
cShoNfHL cSLo; MH. BEAcH-cottage, water
front; very desirable; mod. cows.
CooTTTzGEo o, for rent. Shady Side. Md;
season, month; week. or weekend;
farnishsd; 5niI. bdrms: elsc; rrigidairs, re
d priyls. re Phone Ii 0eSsSatS' $500 after s' &
pm. week days; anytime Sat. and
n: PUB BEACH PIX, MD.-clean, modern
y srts sk sGunfNr q In slesPS az1ek ca lss5
NoRTH NGSari ave; sEAoR. pEi ssSs2; S2b;-ro rssn.
toilet. shower, screened porch; fur
nished; excel. cond.; on Frederick
ave-. next to corner Of 3rd ST.; S100
each weeks. incl. gas gas and elec;;
sHERwoop FOREST. MD.-s-bedrm.
cottage, No. Ala; all city utils.: COM
pleteIy furn.; until July 22nd: $50
week. Call TIE. 5667, restricted.
DEEP CREEK LAKE cottages, top of
the Alleghneys; furnished, electric
kitchens; cool nights; no mosquitoes.
Write CARL HARVEY, Oakland,
Nd, or call Oakland 7S0-J-13.
ROOM. private home, West Beach,
near beaches, bus service; rent by
season If desired. Box 337-M. Star.
MASON BEACH, Deale, Md.-Furn.
cottage: ami, rms. and screened
porch. UN. 7132.
EPPING FOREST-Attrac mod. .
bedrm., screened porch cottage, wk.,
mo. or season. Du. 1000. Ext. $40.
BAY RIDGE, 3-bedrm house, fac
ing bay, elec. equipment; by wk. or
month. NO. $3.50.
COTTAGE-Holland Point, Md, Just
outside Rose Haven, reasonable.
nv. BEACH, MD, on Cadle ave. at
Cedar st.-Clean cottage; $50 wk.
ON premises Sun. MI. 9706 after Il.
WOODLAND BEACH--Ayail. July s.
15i nice cottage; $55. Call AT
S1SS Monday.
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VACATION PLACES,

FISHING AND HUNTING.
About 2 miles from White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va; mt. tract of AIS
acres with trout streams, bird and
deer hunting. These shown by ap-
pointment only. JOHN ALLEN JOHN.
STON, Leesburg, Va. Phones 9S and
SPEND YOUR VACATION on water
front farm; swimming. fishing, crab
bling, etc.; fine accommodations
Write A DURLING, r. r. b. 3,
STONE COTTAGE, near Luray, Va;
ami; comfortably furn.; sleeping
accommodations for g.; swimming.
golflng, relaxing. CO. 1884 ewes.
or Box 477-J, Star.
REHOBoTH BEACH, DEL.-Attrac-
tive ocean-front apts., modern; all
elec. kitchens. OWNER, EN-. 1897.
VACATION AT THE SEAsHoRE-
Lge. attrac. rms; Atlantic City, N. j
Week, month. or season; reas. rates;
block from beach. MRS. KRAUSE,
21 South Maryland ave-, Atl. City
ATLANTIC CITY. n. LOVELY 81
bedrm. apt, kit, bath. dble. beds.
I studio couch; " block from
beach. Rent for summer, $500. TIE.
9713 or RA. 1929 after 8 pm.
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SUMMER HOMES

BEAUTIFUL SUMMER cottage for
sale; lovely water view; 3 bedrms !;
newly furn.; large screened porch;
dock: completely modern; Cadle ave,
Beverly Beach, Md. West River
40S3 or TIE. 5026.
STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN-13-room
summer cottage or guesthouse, 3
lawn, completely furnished, plenty Of
good cold mountain water. 1,4O0-ft.
elevation, wonderful view. lots OF
shade. cool and quiet. mountain
trails for hiking, 2 acres of land.
An for $1,000: sTROUT REALTY,
Luther Alexander. r. E. s., Char
mian. Pa. Phone Blue Ridge SUM
init 72-W
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ROSE HAVEN
ON THE BAY

The development beautiful-Sand
beach, central water plant, yacht
club and harbor; wide streets, all
utilities: all-masonry homes; over
year occupancy if you desire; sem
sible restrictions. Be sure you see
this ideal community before you buy
anywhere; representative on prem
ises daily. New road through Up
per Marlboro to Bristol. turn lett
right 4 miles to Friendship, then
fnlinu RnsehaYen signs. 81
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate:
low rates; 3 to 5-year terms and
monthly payments. P. j. WALSHE,
INC, Ills Eye st. NV. MA. 6466.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money,
second trust; reas. discounts. MR..
QUICK, ST. 5969; eves.. RA. GALS.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
-BART0W REALTY CO, Realtors,
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE, lst and
ad trpSs HNnFY " Fss sarg 5age .ss.S aaef sgS
MA. 1862. 1104 Vermont ave n.G.
CASH FOR LIST AND end FRUSI
NOTES incl. 1st trust on acreage:
quick settlement: white or colored;
notes in D. c.. Nd. and Va. FULTON
r. GORDON, The Colorado Bldg.
14th and G SITS. NV. DI. $3.50
MONEY ON SECOND TKUsT-ws
viii buy second-trust notes. D. c..
NATIONAL MoRTGAdE q INVEST.
MafsrTr MENT 4 coRPss oSRsPss 1912 n 2 ave. nv
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4-4h-5%. No
HILL CO, 75s i7th St NV
TRUSTS, 1st. End and 3rd Md, Va,
D. c.; wk's service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., 905 NJ Y. ave. NV. RE 1912. .
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LOANS

1st. End and Bird TRUST NOTES
nanced; fast tasapt Service. A0eSss cHAphAN IAN
REALTY CO., RE. 1915.
WANTED BY OWNER, S6,5O0 1st
trust on Spanish stucc0 house, 3
bedrooms. liv. rm., kitchenette and
4h4o interest. Box 215-L. Star.
property; 24.hr. service NJ Green
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1914 < ST NV Ma 654O
SECOND TRUST MONEY AVAIL-
ABLE AND NOTES PURCHASED.
CALL MR.. MILLER, ME. 1920;
EVENINGS, 81. 1921.
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CAPE LOCH HAVEN
SMITH BROS. MGRS.
Comfortable Year-Round Home
in Beautiful
PINE WHIFF BEACH

Anne Arundel County, Nd.
rs Miles From Downtown Washington.
6dsansS. 9 Miles Selog sa go,,th Ahnapoiis' R,onS
First floor has large living room,
screened porch. dining room, beau
tifully equipped kitchen with din
ing space. bedroom and bath. Sec
ond floor has bedrooms. Hot
air heating plant in basement.
Nicely Handicapped plot. Attrac-
lot Of approximately 1900 square
feet. To purchaser of dwelling,
several adjoining lots on both sides
10 REACH: Drive up Central ave.
through Largo to Airport, right at
Airport about " mile to South
River Park sign, then left. into
Pine Whit. Beach to "Callan" sign
and property. Or call GEO. j.
MOSS, Realtor, Shepherd $500, or
Mr ratiop Of Annleton 1920. a.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$500 end TRUST NOTE, 6qs inter-
est, $50. per mo-; good security on
improved property at 1908 N. RAM
dolph ST.. Arlington. Va. Make offer
Contact T. w. PATTERSON. 1859
Newport ave.. r. No. 2, Santa Ana,
$3.50 second-trust note, paid $50
per mo. at $50 interest; sacrifice,
S2,950 cash; secured on property,
TAYLOR st. NV. Ak. OS27. -
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.

LAKE HELEN, FLA.-6 room cottage.
bath, car port, large lot, some cit
rus: close to everything; price,
$4,000: terms. 10. y2-0659. Sc
5-RM. HOUSE, electricity. Butane gas,
rockwell water. cleo pump. new
septic tank. Gas station, 2 pumps.
21 mi. SO. Jacksonville, 16 mi. no.
st. Augustine. Write J. j. LONG,
Star Route, Bayard, Fla,
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

90 TO 80 ACRES-Must be within
so miles Of Washington or Balti-
more. Write location, price and
terms to L g. L. REALTY co, 6O7
Carry Bldg, Wash. 8, D. C. .
committing distance from WASH
State full particulars, location and
price. Box 450-L. Star.
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MONEY WANTED

WANTED, $500 on 1st trust for 3
81 interest annually; will pay bonus.
Box 340-M. Star.
FIRST TRUST MONEY. $4,000; on
4-hedrm. Arlington home; 41aGs; 10
yrs: lot alone worth nearly S5.000
Call COL. GROOM OK. 44S7. -
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HOLLYWOOD, Nd.
Phone Leonardtown 126-F-21
SAUNDERS POINT BEACH
27 Mi ES FROM WASH.

III MILES FhOM WAo0.
The newest and finest Chesapeake
Bay subdivision, with large lots
from $500 UP. After being open l
year It has become a proven project
where you can enjoy yourself the
opposite famous Thomas Point and
Bloody Point lighthouses at the
mouth Of South River and the
finest fishing grounds on. the bay;
close to Annapolis; see the parade
Of ocean liners from your front door
and numerous sail regattas;. selec-
tive people who are living in this
relaxing Esstful and hssthtul liy.
for all. Drive down and see for
yourself. Starting at 18th and H
ne, follow Benning rd., turning left
on Central ave. (Rt. 214, follow
this till you come to new gravel
cuton and continue straight there
onto Rt. 253 and follow signs to
snsSsR saunSsTs lsaa point BARsE s Ns sToNE SHss
Field once, West River 4Io2 or
1927, Owner and Developer. 3
CoL0RED = BEACH LOIS AND
week ends on Chesapeake Bay. Md
Buy a beautiful beach lot or home
on the famous Aroundel-on-th Bay
or Highland Beach. Enjoy outdoor
sports, swimming, fishing, hunting,
boating and gardening. Budget
terms; community developed; mod
ern conyenienees; water sites: child
NO. 1880, daily, .9-5. After 5 and
week ends, call statesmen, HU. 5712,
Ii. 3-2294, Ii. 1885, TR. 2531,
HU, 1897.
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BROKERS
BUILDERS
HOME-SEEKERS

GI and FHA loans. Do you need
money for CT or FLA loans? To get
immediate settlement of your pres
ent case, there Is plenty of money
available. Also construction loans,
etc.
Don't delay. cali today. ST. 1928
Phillips & Company
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ST. MARY'S
ON THE PATUXENT
IT'S @
CAPE LOCH HAVEN
TIrTC vEAp

The most beautiful salt waterfront
development ever offered near WASH
ington; 25 easy committing miles
over wide highways. over mile of
sandy shores with large shade trees;
q place for the family to vacation
12 months of year; large sites at
$445 up. Terms If desired. Drive
out Central ave, Route 214, to Mayo
rd,, follow signs to the Cape,
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SOUTH RIVER
cDENTAT

Beautiful large home directly on
sparkling salt water. wide. sandy
beach. House on cool knoll over
looking bay; bedrooms. 2 baths,
extra room in attic. Large dining
room and kitchen. Partly furnished.
Beautiful porch across entire house.
Wonderful shade trees. ideal lawn,
plenty shrubs. Former Judges home.
Ideal summer or all year home. In.
spect now while vacant. Out Central
ave. route 214 to the Cape.
nAnE NHrr rrAHrEAr
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End TRUST NOTES
Secured on D. c.. and Md. property
wanted. Quick action. group In
vestors, RE. S626. -
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MODERN BRICK warehouse: 5000
SO. IT.; IA TT. ceiling height; indus
minutes run to downtown; suitable
manufacturing, warehousing, dis
trlbution. See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER
BROS, INC. Washington Bldg, DI.
$500; ewes, CHI. 923S.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-04
WHALES, HALIBUT INVESTIGATED FOR
 IN5ULIN SOURCE

OTTAWA, April 4-tR- Extraction of commercial quantities of insulin from nalibut and whales on the Pacific coast is under investigation by the Canadian Fisheries Depart ment.
 A department publication Trade News" said today that its Pacific Fisheries Experimental Station is looking into the question of having fish provide insulin. the Canadian discovered preparation used in con- batting diabetes.
 Canadian scientists turned to fish as a potential source because demand for insulin has been doub- ling every five years since 1850. The normal supply-from beef pancreas is relatively fixed.
 From investigations made dur ing the summer of 1949," the depart ment said, it would appear that the most promising sources of in- sulin on this (Pacific) coast are to be found in halibut and whales
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-04
Cuiin Government Payroll Is Sought;
 Proposal in House
(By Associated Press)

The Government payron-carry- ing nearly two million names-ap- oarently will be the main target oi he Republican budget-cutting drive in the House. Some COP members are backing an amendment calling for 10 percent reduction 1T Tanned Government personnel for the new fiscal year.
 The House resumes debate at noon on the -billion-dollar om- nibus appropriations bill covering domestic spending. The Republicans hope to cut that figure by one Bill lion dollars.
 The Interior Department in Washington has asked the Civil Service Commission for ruling about 500 government workers-or rather, whether they are govern ment workers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-04
CHINESE MEET RED PLANES IN FIGHTS
 OVER MAINLAND
(By Associated Press)

A Nationalist Chinese air head quarters spokesman said today Rus sian-built and Russian-manned war planes are now operating on the Communicated mainland.
 The spokesman at Taipei, For mosa, said Nationalist fighters dur ing raid Sunday on Red ship ping near Shanghai met their first air opposition in four years of civil warfare.
 He said the planes definitely were of Russian manufacture, and from the way they were flown, he said, they most certainly were manned by Russians"
 Observers saw this development as an ominous forerunner for Red air attacks on Formosa and said 1t probably means Commltnist armies will have the protection of an air umbrella when they invade Chiang xai-Shek's island bastion.
 A communique quoting intelli- gence reports from the mainland said large number of Russian 5lanes had arrived at Suchow, 160 niles north of Nanking. Here, the eommunique said, Russian insignia was painted over with the insignia of the Communist Chinese Repub- lic
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-04
REORGANIZATION
 OF NLRB OPPOSED
(By Associated Pressl

Senator John Mcclellan, the Ark ansas Democrat, says he will join with Republican Senator Taft in l fight against President Truman's 1lan to reorganize the National Labor Relations Board.
 MT. Truman proposes to elim- mate the office of the NLRB coun- sel Robert Denham, who has been at odds with board members-ac- cusing them of pro-labor bias. The President would transfer his pow CTS to Board Chairman Paul Her. zog.
 Taft has introduced a resolu- cion opposing the change. The Ohio Senator says it would make Her. zog "the biggest labor czar in the country" And Democrat Mcclellan, who supported the Taft Hartley Act, says: T will have to- be shown that this change is necessary"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-04
RED INVESTIGATION WILL BE BAKED,
 SENATOR PREDICTS

WASHINGTON, April 4-R-Tht Senate Communist investigation headed for a possible stalemate to- day. Senator Connally (D-Tex) predicted the Senate won't vote contempt citations for officials re- fusing access to secret loyalty files
 A Senate Foreign Relations sub- committee Investigating charges by Senator Mccarthy tR-Wis) that the State Department is harboring Communists and is being influenced by Soviet spies, seemed baked al every turn.
 It faced the necessity of obtain ing a contempt citation-whidl Connally told reporters stands little tie chance of getting-to reverse President Truman's decision against oraning the confidential files.
 Without much hope of success, 1t iought means of forcing Mccarthy 70 make available six documents le turned over to the FBI in con- aection with his charges that Owen baltimore, writer on Far Eastern affairs, is a Soviet. agent in the State Department.
 The subcommittee will give Lattl- more, who already has called Me Carthy's charges and "unmitlgateo .ie," chance to answer them oImally in hearing Thursday
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-04
HARRY BRIDGES FOUND GUILTY
BIZ PURCHASE OF HARRIS CANNERIES
 COMPLETED NOW

SEATTLE, April 4-4R-Purchase of the P. E. Harris and Com pany salmon packing interests by Nick Beg and associates was an nourced here today.
 Negotiations had been reported under way for several weeks.
 The Harris Company owns can nerieS at False Pass and Hawk h. let, Alaska, and operates a mark citing organization.
 The purchase price was not dis closed. Finandng was arranged by William R. Staats Company of Los Angeles, an investment brok- craze firm.
 The new operating firm will be known as P. E. Harris Company Inc.
 Its articles of incorporation were filed two weeks ago at Olympia As incorporators, they listed Se- attle attorney and representative of the Staats Company along with Beg.
 Beg has become one of the tor figures in North Pacific fishing in recent years. He owns the con- trolling interest in the Columbia River Packers Association. It was reported that main reason for the sale was the prolonged H. ness of P. E. Harris. He has been hospitalized more than a year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-04
GRUENING
 GETS GALL
 FROM CAB
Members Take Sharp Ex. eeption to Charge Board
 Has "CrdCked Down"

WASHINGTON, April = R - Members of the Civil Aeronautics Board took sharp exception today to a charge by Gov Ernest Gruen- ing of Alaska that the board has cracked down" on independent air operators in Alaska and practically put them out of business"
 Gruening, testifying in hearing to determine the adequacy of air service to the Territory, urged the board to add at least two more cer- tificated airlines to the two nov serving Alaska and asked that both be Alaskan carriers.
 One of the new lines, he said should connect the interior o1 Alaska with Seattle and the other link Fairbanks and northern Alaska with Chicago.
 "CrackdOwn" Alleged
 Gruening said the Alaskan air sit uation has been greatly aggravated by the crackdown of the CAB or the non scheduled lines"
 He said independent carriers which operate when they have pay ing loads in contrast to the regularl, scheduled lines which run on defi mite schedules, haze done 2 Ire. mendous volume of business 1T Alaska. He said they have benefited the Territorys economy.
 "If the board persists in it's policy of putting them out of business by executive fiat, by the enforcement regulation that flights shall be oc. cational and few and far between Gruening said, then the void left in the service must be filled by the board in other ways It must cer-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-04
HALF BILLION
 MORE ASKED
 FOR PLANES
Vinson Says Adminisfrd- lion Bill To Small = Russ Arm for Pearl Hdrbor Day

WASHINGTON, April 4@R-The Chairman of the House Armed Serv- ices Committee called on Congress today to vote s583 ,289 ,211 for wal planes to help meet the threat of an atomic blitz."
 Protesting that the administra- tion's $13,911, ,127,O00 military pro- gram will wither American ail power on the vine" Rep. Vinsor D-Ga) urged instead that air strength be boosted promptly.
 Vinson said in speech prepared for House delivery that the Presi- dents budget for. the fiscal year beginning in July does not assure adequate defense at time when the atomic blitz of tomorrow is a real, genuine possibility" He added:
 Tt is universally known today that Russia is building the largest Air Force in the world. What arg they building it for? They are building it for use whenever their carefully timed Pearl Harbor Day comes around"
 Previously Vinson has said he ex- poets to sponsor several amend ments to the bill authorizing mili- tary spending for the year beginning next July l. In his speech. however, he brought up only the proposal for increasing air power.
 The pending budget allots $1 ,350,- 100000 for Air Force procurement and s650,OO0,000 for new planes for the Navy and Marines.
 Vinson would give the Air Force an additional $2O0, 100000 or total of $l 100000 for new planes, and the Navy an increase of $383,- 2se ,211 or s1 .o33 1892 for the same purpose.
 These increases, Vinson said,. are needed to maintain an up-to-date 48-group Air Force and a modern Naval air arm.
 A House Military Appropriations subcommittee reported recently that this country now has only from A to 46 modern groups.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-04
bIxBYS TO COMPLETE
 WORLD TRIP

CALCUTTA, India, April 4-lR-- The globe-circling Bixbys--stopped by engine trouble in their attempt to beat the round-the world flight record held by the late Bill Odom are going to fly on to San Fran cisco anyhow.
 The aerial husband wife team, Bob and Dianna, hid their disappointment behind philosophic smiles today as they were told it would be several days before spare parts could be flown here for the needed repairs on their twin-en- zine Mosquito, the Huntress II.
 They were well over half their ,836 miles-when they were forced to turn back to Cal cutta's Dumdum Air Field yesterday morning. They were right on the schedule they had set for topping Odom's 1947 speed record of 73 hours.
 The engine trouble began, Bob said, when their converted British bomber was up 4,O00 feet. Baskets in the cooling system of the left engine burst and the plane was showered with anti-freeze fluid.
 We knew we had to turn back, Bob said.
 Dianna was near tears when the plane landed.
 The couple, operators of charter cargo planes at Santa Paula, Calf. plan to hop next to Tokyo, across Red China, then to Midway Island, and on to San Francisco.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-04
By KATHERINE PINKsIAM

SAN FRANCISCO, April 4-tR- Harry Bridges. President of the big CIO Longshore Union, was con- victed today of perjury.
 His two fellow officers in the union, J. R. Robertson and Henry Schmidt. who helped get him cit izenship in 1945, were convicted with him, on two counts of conspiracy.
 The government said Bridges swore falsely he was not a Com munist and that the other two sup ported him.
 It was the 1945 naturalization hearing that resulted in the three- pronged Federal Grand Jury indict- ment against the three men.
 Each, convicted, is subject to a seven-year prison sentence and Q fine of $15OO0. Further, Bridges was made subject to deportation to Aus tralia, where he was born.
 Conspiracy Charge
 Count one of the indictment charged all three men with con- spiracy to defraud the government in obstructing operations of the Naturalization Department. Count two was against Bridges, alone, charging him with perjury Count three was against Schmidt and Robertson, charging them with con spiracy to aid and abet perjury. The trial opened Nov. IA. The jury of eight men and four women received the case for deliberation last Friday.
 Verdict Is Given Today. at 11:52 am. PSF they took their seats in the big jury box and passed the verdict to the court, after 31 hours of dredging through two million words of testimony. None of the jurors would say how many ballots they took, or how the voting went. In their own testimony, Bridges and the other two men denied re- peatedly they were or ever had been Communists.
 Federal Judge George B. Harris thanked the jurors. Bridges wife was sitting near the defense table.
 She looked at him, and pursed her
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-04
The W ashington Merry Go Round
icopyrisht. laso. by Bell Syndicate. Incl By DREW PEARSON

WASHINGTON it comes to turning over loyalty files to the Senate, the Republicans are up against the fact that William How ard Taft, father of their top lead CT, sided against them and with Harry Truman. So did six other presidents of the United States and a House Judiciary Committee
 President George Washington was the first to say flatly mo- in 1796 when he refused to give the House a copy of instructions to U. s. diplomats who had negotiated a treaty with Great Britain. George Washington said: "As it is es- sential to the due administration of the government that the bound- aries fixed by the Constitution should be preserved, a just regard to the Constitution and to the duty of my office forbids compliance with your request"
 President Thomas Jefferson con- tinued the precedent by refusing to allow two Cabinet members to supply documents at the Aaron Burr trial President James Monroe also declined to give up papers about the conduct of Naval officers, while Andrew Jackson was ordered by the Senate to supply a memo read by him to his Cabinet on re- moval of public money from the bank of the United States. He re- fused.
 Later President Grover Cleveland
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-04
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. April 4-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 3, American Can 1161s, Anaconda 28A, Curtiss- Wright 87s, International Harvester 26A, Kennecott 50, New York Gen. tral IA 3-8, Northern Pacific 16, U. s. Steel 315s, Pound $2.801s.
 Sales today were 100000 shares.
 Averages today are as follows: industrials 2O9.05, rails 5621, util- ities 42.79.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-04
LATHR0p APPROVED
 FOR NATIONAL COM.

Capt. Austin E. Lathrop of Fair banks has been oked by the Repub- lican Central Committee of AL aska at a meeting here for Repub- lican National Committeeman and the recommendation has been sent to headquarters effective immed- lately.
 Lathrop was the unanimous choice for the position at the meet ing of the Alaska Republican con- vention held in Juneau last week.