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ROOMS WITH soARb

1911 LAMONT ST. N.W.-Lre. rm.;
next bath; twin beds; free phone;
excel. home cooking; reas. AID.
1895 10TH ST. N.w.-Nicely furn.
rms. for young people; / single;
running water: telephone in rm.;
showers: excel. board. -26
f756 N ST. N.W.-Severai attractive
vacancies for refined young women.
MRS. WALLACE DAVIS. hostess.
1918 18th ST. NE, twin beds, 2
closets, working girl to share room
with another girl; $45. MI. 1000.
1907 CRITTENDEN ST. NV, large
room, well furn., twin beds. excel
RA. 7621. -21
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Templeton Manor
APARTMENTS

Now available; q few desirable 4
and 5 room units, in new garden
type Development; approved rentals
from SS6.50 per month including
utilities. Call resident manager,
5433 55th pl., Apt. 101, WA. $3.50.
Colonial Investment Co.
RE $3.50.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

COLORED-DESIRABLE front apt,
for dresSmaker or other business; 4
rms, kit. and bath, newly decor,
1l33 New Jersey ave. NV Cali
MRS. MASKE. DI. 1851. -22
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KENT VILLAGE

Brlsht, spacious rooms with large
sliding panel closets and picture
windows; membership available in
country club, adjoining development
Capital Transit bus H-6 into devel-
opment.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FAYETTE COIIRT

FRANKLIN AND FAYETTE SITS.
immediate occupancy. Beautiful Q
bedroom apt, in NEW BUILDING
S95,, including utilities; 90 minutes
BY bus to downtown WASHINGTON,
OPEN DAILY FOR INSPECTION
RE. 23sS, RE. 1926. SO
BRETON HALL APTS.
Beautiful garden type l and 2-bed-
rm: apts.; SS5 and S97.5O incl
utn. 8105 University lane at New
hampshire ave. Call HU. 3941 or
see 1anitor on premises. -22
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RENTAL OFFICE ON PROJECT
OPEN DAILY UNTIL DARK
GLASSMANOR

Is min. to downtown over
the new South Capitol St.
Bridge. ..
LOCATED ON SOUTH CAPITOL ST.
AT D. C.-MD. LINE NEW DE-
VELOPMENT. AND 2 BEDRM.
APIS. FOR IMMEDIATE ANO
FUTURE OCCUPANCY. PHONE LO.
3-S100
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LONG BRANCH, APT.

able Immediately: bedrooms,
living room. dinette. kit. bath, Vene-
tian blinds, by-passing closet doors.
kit. exhaust fans. laundry and stor-
age space. Streets paved. Complete
In blks.; bus trans. to project
sol per mos. incl. utilities. Veterans
preference. Piney Branch I'd. and
Old Bladensbure rd.,- Silver Spring,
Md. Apply rental office, rear S706
Old Rladensburg I'd. JU. 7-6731.
COLoRED1mas,RM. APT, fer ADULTS
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APARTMskTs FUR. OR UhFUR.

2 RMS, KITCHEN and bath efici-
ency apt, util free except gas; S55
up mo-; furn. or unfurn.; 30 min.
downtown; bus stop in front Of
door. Laconga Apis, 9412 Balti-
more blvd, College Park, Berwyn,
Nd. -27
ENTIRE FLOOR large rooms,
kitchen, bath, unfurnished or part
iy furnished; facing park ~ min.
Box 244-V, Star.
tC01 3th ST. N.W.-Private home.
rm. and kitchen, furn. or unfurn.
pA 2-Io
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1866 INGLEsIDE TR.-Furnished

1866 INGLESIDE TR--Furnished,
reasonable.
Also single room, S25 month. AID.
$3.50,
525 9Th nw-3 rooms and kitchen,
unfurn.. all utilities included; $40
month
COLORED-1th AND d SITS. S.W.-
Attrac. furn., newly redec., l bedrm.
and kit. apt. for two. TU.- 20S0.
OLORED-B8SEMEN APT, C. c.,
Md, home. in exchange for part
time svc. of refined cpl. OIL, 0S76.
C0LoRED--1 ROOM and kitchen for
IA. 3246,
COLORED-1 RM., KITCHEN and
bath, furn.; no children; excellent
transportation. HO. 212S. -23
With privileges; near I1th st. car.
12k3 Otis pl. NV. CO. 7225.
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,C0E. :

New de luxe apartment with 2. large
kitchen and bath. Utilities in
cluded. Near bus and shopping. 1
fare to town. Apply Apt. No. 201,
Sunday, between LIB 1896. 18th
st. Sc, Congress Heights. Go to
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CHILLUM HEIGHTS
APARTMENTS
OCCUPANCY IMMEDIATELY
2 BEDROOMS. $81.5O-$85
UTILITIES INCLUDED

All apartments have large living
rooms, equipped kitchens; baths
have tubs and showers. Each apart
ment is a corner location. Gas,
electricity, heat, hot water and jani-
tor service included in rent Fenced
in play areas. School bus direct
to project. Storage space available.
Laundry rooms are equipped with
automatic washers and dryers
Sodded lawns. Paved off-street
parking.
RENTAL OFFICE ON PROJECT
OPEN DAILY UNTIL DARK
Capital Transit "K-6'' bus, direct to
project from Michigan ave. and
Eastern ave. terminal or from New
Hampshire ave. and Eastern ave.
terminal or drive east on Missouri
ave. (Riggs rd.) to Chillum rd.,
right to project, or out Michigan
ave. .(Queens Chapel rd.) to Chillum
I'd. left to project.
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APARTMENTs UNFURNIsHED

4 LARGE RMS. and bath, gas stove
and REFRIGERATOR, 1st f., front and
back entrances. Ashton 5241. -23
NEW APIS. 1900 blk. Simms pl. ne;
living room, bedroom, dinette, kitch-
en-, bath and closets; 500 so Tenant
pays heat and light. Very attractive.
PosS. Feb l North on Montello ave.
from 18th and Florida ave. ne, o
blocks to our sign. GEORGE Y.
WORTH1NGTON AND SON, 1719
Eye st. NV, Ma. 1895 -23
2 ROOMS, kitchen and bath. 1852
Columbia rd Phone AID. 1924. -22
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2-BEDROOM APT.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
> apt. has become available in the
Arundel Apartments, a new garden
type apartment group, at goth st.
and Arundel rd, in Mt. Rainier,
adjoining the Mt. Rainier High
School. Rent is S94 and includes
all utilities. Apply to Mr.. Mason
5000 Arundel rd. or
CHARLES E. SMITH
923 18th St NV. ST. 2646 90
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SLIGO PARK HILLS
bedroom apartment now available,
large living room, dinette. huge
bedroom; tiled bath. Modern equip
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1928 ( st. NV. Ma. al41. =23
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Utilities Included In Rent
Directions: From Peace Cross at
Bladensburg. take Route U. S. so to
3rd traffic light, then turn right on
Route 202, go IA miles to Kent
Village.
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Goodacre Apartments

0OOUdOIC AJdI IIIItIIIS
Several new l and 2 bedfn. apts.;
fireproof; lge. rms, parquet floors
vent. fan, Venetian blinds, lge
closets. washings facils., storage: /
block from new shop center and
movies. On busline; SS5 and S97 80
utils. incl. Office S619 Piney Br. I'd :,
Silver Spring. Nd 81. III
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CHILDREN WELCOME

2 rooms, foyer and semi-private bath;
4 front windows, fireplace; complete
kitchen. range, refrigerator and
sink; S21 per week. ODE. 9601.
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CHEVY CHASE. D.

s1r Sth ST. N.E.-2 large rms,
Frigidaire, gas stove, semibathcc no
linens furn: adults only. 126
NEW DUPLExHLiving rr1:, dining n
ses es; 18th s' 81. N.E,Gs-rm. kit. and
bath. partly furn. bsmt. apt, 2 girls
1919 BILTMORE ST. N.W.-Large,
front hed-sitting. rin., kitchenettss
businessman; good location. AD'
HY;IIcREsr HY;IIaIsc;REsr AREA s.E.-Large, front
bed-living rm. and KIT; new, private
GENTLE home: quiet empl. couple.
IssSv,r1.x1 IFFiuRN. APT, 2 bearms. large
kit. and bath; apt. BLDG NV, Vi
fa sdults only. MY Can Ho. s6ss between
2 RMS. PRIVATE BATH, porch;
empl. couple; ref, 1923 Mass. ave.
SO 7tb ST. N.E;-Bedroem; kitchen;
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-2. rooms,
pvt. porch. semipvt, bath, all util :;
Sas 10th ST. NV, near G W; u
" Y BEDROOMS 70 Lying fns Toom kitehen adIts
boH'A' oSASeSAN
BEAuTIFuLLY FURNISHED APT. 8
rms, kitchen and bath; adults only.
rWo ROOMS, nicely furn., next to
bath; suitable for WORKING couple.
143t Morse st ne, AT. 0731. ga
GEORGETOWN--Li room, 2 bed
rooms, bath: nicely furnished: elec.
grill and refrigerator; maid service.
1855 COLI Columbia Rp.-Bedrm.. Kit,
all utils. furn., $3.50 mo. Phone
HU. 5114 for appointment. -22
1745 PARK RD;-Bedrm., kit; pvt.
beth, all utils. furn,. S65 mo. Phone
HU. 5114 for appt. -22
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV, nr.
North Capitol st.-Lge. living rm.,
bedrm., kitchen. pvt. bath; adults
only; 500; avail. Feb. L. Phone
DU. 5411 after pm -26
726 5th ST. Me- rm. kit. COM
pletely furn.; $50. mo. Cal1 r.. A
HUMPHREYS. Realtors. MA. 5o2o
coNGENIAL LADY. in nearby Md,
will share home with adults; conv.
to transp.; reas. 81. 1929. 30
NV, NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, du-
plex. 1890 blk.-2nd a.. newly dec
beaut.. .furn.. 2 bedrms., liv, rm :,
lge. kit, mod. bath: ideal for
cple, and grown child or use End
bedrm. aS den; conv. quiet loc.,
e126 mo-, 1-yr. lease. To. 4343
1S
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SUM-; after weekdays.
LIy W.. RMs s.b bedrm s,d ~ kit;; bath snd pf
1856 1SSsee'K x ST. N.w.-Bachelor apt, 1
pIetely furn.; available Fsb. /;
fsifs SAxis cot Rss 1gss SSB'a: St ph0ED h'D gh
enc enette en On 4th Il, front; use i'; of bath bath.
S9Y S9 AddN T1NNER' 1929 18th st. "a Nv.
esis s UNIVERSITY PL. N.w.-Lge.
bedrm.. twin beds. liv. rm., lge.
kit, pvt; bath: p porch, yard; quiet
q epppl. p p eppgple; .,,t $50 dr.s. mo; nv e,.o
pste and apd Frsidafre Tish pGfch Ii 37o4s SIS
BsMT. APT. pvt. bath. to quiet,
empl. couple: nc, children or pets,
no parties or drinking; S55 mo.
sos sai 's'Ss 9 ST. s.E.-Bsmt.;: rms,
GEoRGRroWN. rs aHi VI 9TsS; aloSer Park vic
l. or 2 young men around 20. to
esll ssnt, OR ss5 o65s s. Der mo- plus .as asil
2 BEDRMS. for. 2 or 3 adults. pri..
yate bath; share remainder Of
s5s as5s with vi 9ns gs eH sse rs ba bstveea sed
ARLaINGToH, aSH 1aSs No. Stafford St.
Living, dining, bedroom. kitchen.
bath and sun porch; S100 per mo-;
utils. incl. For appointment to ia
spect, call ia. 2-3973. BOSS &
PHELPS, INC. 1417 K st. NV.
FUkNIsHGD TA; sSGHi DUPLEX APT. to 1a sub
let. NV. location. for to 8 mos;
avail. Feb j. complete use OF utils.
e0is o 81. N.w.-Large room,
kitchen and senipvt bath for 2
adults; $50. TU. 1887 after 10
DOWNTowN-e rooms. kitchen and
bath, four adults; S120 month: Elk.
ARLINGToN-New and beautifully
decorated, 4 rooms, bath and in
closed porch. utils. incl. conven.
70 Pentagon; adults; $3.50. S0W.
1s ssS0dcHANNrNG CLAIMING ST. NE large
rooms, including utilities; employed
adults, NO; 1886, -22
rm., bedrm., kit, semipvt. bath;
quiet empl. cple.; $S5 mo. FIR. 2oS3.
CLEAN. cozY, .1-RM. STUDIO APr.
SSs-Sss. X. ia. ~ -S
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Juneau Wins Championship of Alaska Schools; Victory Margin
 By One Point in Second Game

swished one for the nights most sensational shot.
 Hansen came back into the pic ture with a duo of lay-ups but from there on it was Stewards cir GUS. Stan Anderson registered with two lefties on the cut. Suydam went through the hold twice to net four more points. Steele tipped one in and Deigh got one under the bucket. R. Anderson made a pivot shot.
 For the Bears, Rod Pegues pot ted jump shot and Hansen made a driving lay-up. Thirty seconds to go saw Juneau hogging the maple on a stall, using up the precious time which Seward so needed to overcome Juneau's one point edge. Although the stall was unsuccess- ful. a few fumbles, a little slow passing, and some ball juggling, adding up to what you might call the breaks of the game, protected the slim lead and as the horn sounded, the scoreboard read: Ju- neau AS, Seward A.
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THREE BABIES BORN Al
 ST. ANN'S YESTERDAY

Three babies-two boys a6., a girl-were born at St, Ann's hos pital yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. Earl Ritter of rec Harbor became the parents of 9 son at 8:35 am. yesterday. The child weighed six pounds l3 ounces.
 A son was also born to MT. and Mrs. Ingvald Varness of Juneau yesterday morning. The child ar rived at 9:2O am. It weighed eight pounds.
 At 3:44 pm. yesterday MT. and Mrs. Donald Peterson of Douglas became the parents of daughter The child weighed five pounds, l5 ounces.
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TRIBUTE iS PAID 10 DEPARTING A. N. $.
 MEDlCAL DIRECTOR

ri-h tribute was raid today by .owc. keys ard t,ge Alaska Native geYvica director as they bid fare well to Dr. James T Cccgo, medical director for two years Of the ser vice. He and his wife left by plane enroute to Hamburg, where he Will work with the immigration service
 Don c. Foster, ANS area direc- tor. gave particular praise to the increased medical coverage exped- tied under supervision of pr. Googe.
 "The many new and improved methods introduced by him are too numerous to mention, Foster said hut, we owe him much for the specialists he has brought here and for the program of more hos pitals now being built.
 A striking improvement Foster credits to the medical director is the clinics of the air" which pro- yides advise on treatment of the sick by radio. Home care Tor tup- erculosis is also broadcast to those awaiting admittance to hospital.
 Some day the story will be told, Foster said, "of the great human service given by men like Dr. Googe who must contend with al most insurmountable barriers-both physical and human-in bringing modern medicine to Alaska. To- gether with doctors and nurses ot territorial and local agencies, they have brought life and hope to many a discarded human" :"
 No change in ANS policy is re- presented ill the transfer, Foster explained. He was sent here as a Public Health Service physician, and after a two-year stretch, ," was transferred in routine manner. No successor has yet been named, al- though Foster expressed confidence the medical program will go ahead under expert hands of men Dr Googe himself brought into the territory
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NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT AND DISTRIBUTION
 OF ESTATE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that WESLEY A. MILLER has filed
 his Final Account and Report as Administrator of the Estates of John Richard Robb, Peggy Patricia Robb, and Jill Kathleen Robb, Deceased, and that a hearing will be held thereon before the Probate Court in it's courtroom in the FederalT Terri torial Building in Juneau, Alaska, at 10:00 AM, May 10, 1850, and that at said time said court will adjudicate and decree who are the heirs and distributes of said deced-
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GORDON CRAY.
UNITED STATES

 FOR THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA Division Number One At Juneau Civil Action File Number 6260-A SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION STANLEY P. FREEMAN, Plaintiff,
 V. LUCIENNE G. FREEMAN, Defend- ant
 THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, to the above named defendant,
 LUCIENNE c. FREEMAN, Greet ing:
 In the name of the United States of America, you are hereby required to appear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, First Ju- dicial Division, at Juneau, Alaska, within 30 days after the last publi- cation of this Summons, namely, within 30 days after the 18th day of April, 1850, in case this Sum- mons is published, or within 40 days after the date of it's service upon you, in case this Summons is served upon you personally, and answer the Complaint of the above named plaintiff on file in said Court in the above entitled action
 The said plaintiff in said action demands the following relief:
 The dissolution of the bonds Of matrimony now and heretofore ex- isting between plaintiff and defen- dant and such other further relief IS the Court may consider mete in the premises.
 And in the event you fail to so appear and answer, judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint.
 WITNESS the Honorable George w. Folta, Judge of said Court, and the seal of said Court hereto at- fixed, on the l4th day of March, 1850.
 J. w LEVERS,
 Clerk of the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Number One. By Lois E. Quilico
 First Publication. March IS, 1850 Last Publication: April 5, 1850
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 WALL0pED
 NIT GAME

NEW YORK, March 15-lR-The National Invitation Basketball Tour nament-an old bugaboo for Adelph Rupp-again is haunting the Ken lucky mastermind. This time The Baron" sees Beavers running about.
 The Beavers--from CCNY--dealt Rupp his worst defeat in 20 years in the quarter-final round of the NIT last night. The score was S9 to 30,
 Thus. City's white-shirt quintet will meet Duquesne in the semi finals Thursday night. Duquesne advanced with 49 AT victory over LaSalle of Philadelphia in the opener. Bradley and St. Johns will play in the other semi-final game. with the finals set for Saturday.
 T figured we'd win this thing, Rupp said following the rout. "No excuses, my boys were the worst ever"
 Defeat in the NIT is nothing new for Rupp, his Fabulous Five" was blasted out in the quarter-tinals last year by Loyola of Chicago. In 1947. it was Utah's Cinderella" out fit which upset Kentuckys favored app,ecart in the finale. The Wild cats did take the NIT title in l946 with a 47-45 victory over Rhode Is- land State.
 The 18,o00 fans in Madison Square Garden could not quite believe what they saw.
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FORMER COACH IS OUT ON $500 BAIL FOLLOWING ARREST

LOS ANGELES, March 15-lR-- Marty Brill, A, Notre Dame foot ball star of 20 years ago and former Loyola at Los Angeles coach. was charged today with misdemeanor, vagrancy and lewd conduct II a theater,
 Officer A. c. Wiseman of the police vice squad accused Brill, married and the father of three children, of making an improper ad- vance. Brill told reporter he had several drinks and vaguely recalled being jostled by someone in the theater He is at liberty on $500 bail.
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TUESDAY NIGHTERS
 END THIRD ROUND

The Tuesday Night League bowled on the Elks alleys last night in the third and final round. Thomas Hardware won the first round and Standard Aviation the second, so they will play the winner Of this round for the major league cham pionship.
 Standard Aviation last night took the lead by winning four points from Juneau Florists and Parsons Electric took three points from Jennings while losing one. The Signal Corps did likewise to Sick's Rainiers.
 Thomas Hardware split With Don Abel for two points each.
 Fry Hagerup led the scoring with 5SS series and high single game ot 237.
 Team and individual scoring fol- lows
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FANS ARE LIBERAL

While. of course, the fans last night as on Monday night, were ali for Juneau, the bunch grew enthu- siastic and gave applauding ap- proval when the visitors made good plays.
 The Juneau High School band was in attendance and @ bunch of girls, in white middies (we guess) and red skirts. gave a marching exhibition in which J-Hi was spell led out.
 There is a probability there will be an exhibition game tonight be- tween the Juneau champions of Alaska and the losers.
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FIGHT DOPE

Three knockouts last night in the fight game as follows:
 At Pittsburgh-Bob Baker, 197, Pittsburgh, knocked out Johnny Flynn, 206, Rochester, NY, 6.
 At Portland, Ore.-Joe Kahut. l82, Woodburn, Ore, knocked out Big Bill Petersen, PIT, Chicago, 4.
 At Houston, Tex.-Joe Louis, De- troit, knocked out Nino Valdez. Ha- vana, in second round of exhibition bout.
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DERBY DISlUSSI0M Al
 CHAMBER TOMORROW

A desicussion of whether or not the Juneau Chamber of Commerce should sponsor the annual JCC trout derby will take place at the regular meeting of the chamber at noon tomorrow in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel.
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BIGLEACUE
 TEAMS GET
 WORKOUTS

VERO BEACH, Fla, March IS R-Pitchers Don Newcombe and Carl Erskine and second basemsn Jackie Robinson are the newest members on the Brooklyn Dodgers ailing list.
 The two pitchers have sore arms and Robinson yesterday pulled up with lame leg during the Brook lyn-Mobile exhibition game. Rob- bic aggravated an old pulled liga- ment in his left thigh and this could temporarily hold up his con- ditioning, since running is whac he needs.
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FIRE ALARM

Bremen answered a two-three alarm at 1:30 pm. today and ex- tinguished a small roof fire in a cabin owned by Karl Ashenbren- ner, 142 Willoughby Avenue Dam- age was limited to several shingles, firemen said. F
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FROM SEATTLE PORT

w. D. Kottmeier of the Seattle Port of Embarkation is stopping at the Baranof Hotel
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ents, and that all persons are then and there required to appear and make their objections, if any, to the settlement of said Final Account and Report and to the distribution of the net assets of said estate to Helen Theresa Robb, the mother of said decedent John Richard Robb.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, March I, 1850.
 GORDON CRAY, United States Commissioner and EX- Offieio Probate Judge for the United States Commissioners Court for the Juneau, Alaska. Precinct. ATTEST: SEAL
 First publication, March 8, 1850. Last publication, March 29, 1850.
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in the winning run in the last of the ninth, with the bases loaded, to whip the University of Southern California nine T to 6.
 BURBANK, Calf, March 15-R Score one error for Dr. David Tracy who hopes to hypnotize the St. Louis Browns into the World Series.
 The psychologist said his error came yesterday in mass hypno- tism class.
 Has any pitcher a sore arm?" he asked.
 T have" answered rookie Les Stone.
 Without asking any questions, Dr. Tracy started working on Stones right arm. Later he asked Stone how the arm felt.
 My right arm feels great" said Stone. Only trouble is I'm left handed"
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EXHIBITION
 GAMES, pCL

PALM SPRINGS, March 15-5Rl- The San Francisco Seals invade this oasis today with hopes of maintain ing their edge in spring training games with Seattle as they meet the Rainiers in the finale of the series.
 San Francisco made their series with Seattle to yesterday by trouncing the Rainiers 15 to 9 at Fl Centro. Lefty Jimmy Davis bowed to veteran Cliff Melton. Neill Sheri- dan, Brooks Holder and Reno Cheso whacked homers for the Seals while catcher Jack Warren produced one for Seattle.
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Sea Hawks Get Busy
Smashing Last Quarter

Juneau didn't wait to see what Seward had planned for the fourth quarter. It was obvious that they had some definite ideas of their own as they got off to a roaring start. Rod Impossible" Pegues mis- sed a cinched lay-up, retrieved the rebound, dribbled 40 feet out and
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Signal Corps
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

Girl Scout Troop No. 8 met in the Moose hall Tuesday afternoon We played musical chairs and stud- jed first aid. Cookies were served by Melissa Taylor.
 MARY BRILLHART, Reporter
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SAN BERNARDINO, March 15- Rt-The Sacramento Solons mix with the Pittsburgh Pirates today in a preseason exhibition at the Pirates camp.
 The Sacramento reserves pulled an exhibition game out of the fire yesterday when Jim Steiner singled
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Girl Scout Troop No. 5 met on Tuesday afternoon with IS members present. Miss Eaton, nutritionist in the Health Department, brought us our first cooking lesson. We had samples of canned, powdered and powdered skim milk. She gave us recipes for using milk and we start ed our cook books.
 For our closing circle we sang Taps"
 DONNA BUCKNER, Sect'y
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SAN FERNANDO, March 15-tR Fred Haney plans to throw Holly wood Stars twirlers Jean Pierre Roy and Glen Moulder against the Portland Beavers in Pacific Coast League practice session here today.
 In practice session with the Los Angeles Angels yesterday the Stars had a ninth-inning rally snuffed out and lost 6 to 4.