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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-27
NV AirIines Makes
 Report on Revenue

SEATTLE, March 27-R-Recoro revenues of $40,501 .017 during the past year were reported today by the Northwest Airlines.
 Croil Hunter, President and Gen. eral Manager. disclosed in his an- nual report net. profit for the year of $1,357,679. The airline had l net loss in 1948 of S787, ,474
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-27
Gold Weather Damages Cal.
 Orange Crop

LINDSAY, Calf, March 27-R- Seventy-two percent of the 1850 Valencia orange crop in central and northern California was dam- aged by recent cold weather, says the Orange Administrative Com mittee here.
 Some 1700 cars will be marked from a possible 6,000-car crop, the committee said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-27
Staying, Suicide
 Reported, (ordova

CORDOVA, Alaska, March 17-lR The bodies of Mir. and Mrs. Otto Tiedeman were found in their room ing house yesterday and police said a preliminary investigation indi- cated it was staying and suicide. No motive was discovered. Tiede- man, operator of the rooming house, was an old-time resident of Cor dOVa
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-27
Antonio po|et Is
 Operated Upon in
 Hospital in Minn.

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, March 27 Antonio Polet, prominent Alaskan with residence in Nome, underwent an abdominal surgery on Saturday and his condition is reported satis- factory by his surgeon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-27
 WEATHER REPORT

In Juneau-Maximum 40, minimum 30.
 At Airport-Maximum 40; minimum 28.
 20 K k c AST
 Duncan and vioipitJ Variable cloudiness tonight and Tuesday. Lowest tenn perature tonight 30 with highest Tuesday near 40. P R E c lPl T A T Q N Past 24 hours ending 7:3o m todd, City of Juneau-.01 inches; since March 1-3.15 inches; since July 1-60.40 inches; At Airport-.09 inches; since March 1-1.19 inches; since July 1-39.88 inches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-27
VFW AUXILIARY
 MEETING TOMORROW

The VFW Auxiliary will hold meeting Tuesday March 2S, at s o'clock at the CIO Hall. Election of officers will take place and initia- ton and final plans made for Silver Tea which the Auxiliary is holding Saturday, April 1.<
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-27
SKI CLUB TO MEET

The Juneau Ski Club will meet tomorrow night at 8 pm. in the Club Rooms in the Arctic Broth erhood Hall. A skiing movie will be shown at the meeting, according 70 Neil Taylor, Club President.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-27
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Denali from Seattle due to ar- rive 2 am. Tuesday.
 Princess Norah scheduled to sail from Vancouver Wednesday.
 Baranof scheduled to sail from Seattle Saturday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-27
CHAPELADIEs TO MEET

The Chapeladies will meet to- morrow night at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Floyd Etterson on the Fritz Cove road.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-27
FROM ANCHORAGE

Gordon T. White of Anchorage is stopping at the Baranof Hotel. He is with the District Engineers, Corps of Engineers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-27
GARRIsoN-FOLAND WE'D

Robert Lloyd Garrison, 29, and Donna Jean Poland, 20. both of Ju- neau. applied for marriage license late last week before US. Commis- sioner Gordon Gray.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-27
FROM TULsEoUAH

A. A. Macdonald of Tulsequah, B. C., is registered at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-27
FROM ALEXANDRIA

B. Kirk of Alexandria, Va. is re- gistered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-27

Continued on Page Four)
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-11-03
Friday, November 3, 1850
By BUDDY PACHOLSKI

you getting out stations your
eevision though have antenna? do the
following paragraph the solution problem
Casey Caseman, shift steward in
eectrictl department Casey tells this ga friend
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-11-03

Theodore R. Staszak, Dwight D.
Morse, Cyrus Martin, Byro n
Linthicum, Nestor Worobey, Le-
roy j. Stengel James A. Smith.
Loretta Schillinger, Jack C..
Wysocki, E d m u n d G.. Kurek,
Lewis Logan, Ted J. Dolanski.
Bob Cousino, Harry Lee, Wac
law arpinski, Felix A. Rasik.
James Wensel, Irene Stephen
son, Charles Ballard, Richard F.
Orns, Sixto Candelario, Paul
Mittendorf, George c. Williams,
Jos seph Ceniceros, Fred w.
Tucker, Homer Avery.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-11-03

IOIlOWlnS paragraph may DC Iut
layed to this writer by Casey
the electrictl department. Casey
chased an antenna and being a
handy man proceeded to erect
it himself. The installation
chore being done he had his
wife tune in the set while he
was on the roof directing the
antenna for proper direction
and contact. After an hour of
fruitless effort, the friend gave
up and armed with the as
sembled antenna he started the
downward trek from the roof.
He then placed the antenna
alongside an apple tree on his
yard at which at that precise
time his wife came storming out
of the house unaware that he
decended from the roof with
the antenna yelling at him to
stop, the picture on the tele-
vision set was perfect. Yes, you
guessed it, the antenna is now
strung alongside the apple tree
and to date the reception on the
set is up to par. 1t now goes in
the books as roofless antenna
with perfect results.
Paul Block, Junior and the
Republican Party seem to be
hysterical lately judging by the
front page editorials and the Re
publican ads placed throughout
his propaganda sheet. Junior
finally admits that he is back
ing the wealthy radio station
owner for Congressman, you
know, the guy who didn't have
the quits to run for that post in
the primary against our Tom
Burke.
Both seem cocky, and, con-
sidering the fact that Junior is
the publisher of Toledo's only
newspaper and publishing only
what he wants the people to
read is his version of selling the
candidacy of his errand boy.
The best way to knock that
cockiness out of their heads is
with a very good weapon, your
vote and that of your family,
neighbor and friends to vote
for Iabor-endorsed candidates,
namely, Tom Burke, Joe Fer
guson, Frank King, Michael
Damas, Harold Miller, Robert
Burns, Joe Conlon, Guy Neeper,
and Tom Sexton to mention a
few. Don't forget, vote on cleo
ton day because your vote
means more than the dollars
that big business has been
plumeting into the treasury of
the reactionaries.
We again publish a list of
names of the Unit members who
donated their parade dollars to
the Local IL Boys and Girls
Summer Camp and on behalf of
the youngsters we say thanks
very much.
Contributors
Richard Gosser, Richard j.
Meyers, William Besier, Ray
Mcguire, Ollie j. Soinski, Fran
els Reno, E. B. Weston, Frank
Ryan.
Velco Radits, Florence Ord
way, Tony Mendel, B. L. Hot
mer, Edward r. Green, Michael
c. Burke, Gerald Stahl, Jack
Wachowiak, Bernard Rosinski.
L A T ,,fz IT, a z HoIlou
Evening star., 1950-09-10

TW- 9-i0-5e
Evening star., 1950-09-10


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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, MAY goth, 1870

AZ 1900 O'Clock =, M.
a.. harrington BDpoiai School District
liOhtd ~ EdueHiiOn viii offer ~ Pub
llf FHlo house Hnd Ofbuildlnps
Known ~ The DeoktOr Property aH f0ls
lOWt. a gwen room house With bnb
bnd fDuf bedrooms, Kitchen, iiviHRro0nt
hlhD GUNNER Kitchen, a screened hud
hh nnclgsnG porch attached,
a Miih House,
a Double COrU crib 10 a.
a Shed With Chicken ti0lisa attached
Two Chicken HOUSES,
b, a iiafn, ~ = 30, with Shed attached,
.TBltWb or Property. BALE, 2O%
~ DuhllHHn price ~ be- paid on day ~
f1lp hhd The remainder ~ be paid bas
tDfh removal proceedings begin Final
payment ana removal ~ be- p0Ueiiius
mated iu 80 days
Also Farm Veterans hnd y. r.. A.
Farm Machinery Bale@'rorins Cash.
b.bs3t
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05

h0iiee d hereby given ibai let.
lffs ~ Administration we're iB dHa
form ~ iaW granted HBlO lbe HB
leftiEAe1, 0H me zBd dav M May
a y 1850, aDG ibai ~ persons
hhtlbk eiaint AGAINST ne estate NJ
ihf decreased must present ibe
SEINE Guy hiieefeG, ~ ije said
lille y FiiHReFald, AdmiBislFas
iflk ~ ibe esiaie ~ Jghn ~ RliEs
tefalg, Decreased, ~ ~ before ills
1h1 gat ~ nay 1851, ~ abide ne
~ - Assembly Do such GHse made
hb9 DfOgiGfd
LILLE q, FiTIGBitALD
ha9ftss, Administrative
blh'f'lb, Delaware, blb.Sl
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05

Notice - hereby given that Let
tors Parliamentary were IN due form
Of law granted unto the undersign-
%. on the goth day Of April, A. d.
1850, and that all persons having
claims against the estate Of the
deceased must present the same.
duly attegted, 10 the said Vlrgie
=. Culver, Executrix Of the estate
Of Edward Lee Culver, deceased, on
Or before the goth day OF April 1851,
" abide the Act Of Assembly In
such case made and provided.
VIRGIE p. CULVER
Address. Execntrix
Brldgevllle, Del. 4-2s-st
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
WANTED SUPERVISOR ~
DrILDIA0h AND nn0nNDA

CONSTRUCTION experience General
construction ~ boss foreman fOf
kfHefHi contractor,
~ lshsi bigh sCb0Di graduate,
Ability ~ write 40 specifications
f0f repairs, alterations, ana Inn
DfOteinHHfk
Basic knowledge ~ heating plants,
plumbing. carpentry, aBd mas
Onft construction.
~ electrical iBslaiias
lions
Applicant must BE- IN good health
80 considerable travelling viii be
necessary.
Apply ~ state Board ~ Education,
DIVER. Delaware, bsBsff
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
InfhaDAE. MAJ lsih. 1850
~ be O'clock q d.
fiaetsfn STANDARD Tlmel
Eaa o'CfOeK o n

.Ia|t'
nlagl.riH basinF Tlmel
81 ffauf ~ az Agiiford Tfusf CON
ffa.ek ifandraa. knssas feaotv aa6
att ~ tselaMaff file following o.
tf'ai f.efaff fo-H'ift
sass eeffaiH piece ffacf ~ peg
~ lsiio aiiiiats.. iFifiF nno being in
.tanl fffsf tiHfanffo. SUSSEX county
ESQ HtHtf ~ fasiaHaff. bounded enl
Nsaffiiso ~ f0iI0af lsefinfllfaF ~ u
Eielis - sac kaaf e.df III az eonnfv
ta saaifH ffofH 0Iifofa ~ fhe
aafafH aafH corner foI iande n0R
laIftfaefi3 g it0Iierf Al NO. filey enc
a.aef.af hlsfln fiinnine fhenoe slf6
ie iaHf Fl AHsfin 8 % oeg. ~ nm
~ - fssfeiifs ~ Ffakft ffenea
eh oeF "a nIiH Easi AZ perehes
siss "a go eeflaf ~ ~ too
.Hie fiisflaf heffh ~ deg a miD
te go tasfe.lef hlfh fenGe ~ 4
q ls-fhsne ~ HaH faei,oe sglf6 ~
80 ~ $3.50 haaih ~ 90 ~ i8ln zee
s ilefleG faHHit fioad fIlenef
afi.f ssfif eo.ilsf aflo Hfh iallff
iae s fafflafis ~ ffanf f0itef ~
fisff ~ Az az iffa aaffIles
= sis =. y 49, =, . lfs.af i,es - ~
et a. b aila wee 4lbf
~ FtaItf fefftff 80 Hf0fe.
if 800 HeH ~ fafmel8F ~ fl4.fff
Hff fiifaff Hfi eaid
fsffItsf ~ 80 iseeinHif,f siai.f.
f tl atfff ffiafe 81 iess
~ tteHssai A. - faeenifff fof
eco fFfess etff q ~ fegl f0aa
fsea ieffin ossf1i iifa ~ .
$500 lafeF aelaIfiiHe 49, fiie fHhi .
- 1eeas taEiff.lff II aiakf 81
tasf - iaaHa "a flaf feffaf "a 4
le9 eiE sff aaHfh ~ a.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
CARD or THANKS

We wish 10 express our gratitude
and appreciation for the Kindness
shown BY our friends. relatives and
nolghb0rs, also Rev Milton Elliott
fOr bis comforting words during
The death Of our daughter, Gandra
Lee Hopkins.
We also wish 10 thank those who
sent cards and flowers as well as
the pallbearers for their kind SER
Wees. Mr. and Mrs. George r. Hop
klnB, ". 6-b-ltD
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
PUBLIC SALE
or
DAIRY FARM


san kDAG. NAY ofh. 1870
Az Two O'clock a. ~
tE ffau ~ ffts FFarrInerfe,t, fr.tt,.,...t
iartIt tiaffiiisten f1eiaWafe.
t ffaef kuoHn 81 flie MelCnaff
iHailah faFm aiso hnowu M
itfitH 9faef tfh fBlrfrlef Tefa
~ 1AelaHhfe located on CROSSE
- htasn ffiton au0 Harrington
t i'a mlilef hoffh ~ Wblt.leva.
H itiifnot ff1@fifH consist ~ seven
ias'fh oHillite hofhe ifarn. ~ stall COW
eft hie ulllh honhF hay hHrfaekr
hairft chicken ii0uhe. lfmFlemenf aud
faH ai.sna
1k TIsI1f hMD HEIRS on
"A "a etihl8TIAN EeTATE.
Owner
A. nitaeiif. hueil0nt-ssr. f-Es-Zf
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
SHERFFTS SALE!
SATURDAY, NAY eOlh, 1850
~ 100 O'CLOCK =. N,
05asiAFH standard Timel
5OO O'CLOCK 4, N.

t'HHffHHt FMHiUE IUilhI
~ hDhl ~ Tha sussex Trust Come
klm tundra, k9ssas toli8i'gy S and ', ats9s
~ DhiHWHte, tie fgil0wine dseeTllled
HEAb BBTATH, f0sWif. ''''''
an thHl ean8iH BOT, piece and parcel
~ EtYubd FltiiHip0, lying and beinR iH
ihe, ADWn u Milton, county " SUSSEX
am susie ~ DnlHWHfe, % Fast side al
Mulberry Street, bounded ma dee6Ftl,s
~ 49, fDllgWfi beginning 81 tie Easf
fiqh ~ Mulberry Street 81 D0inf
WHw 500 HhQF joins ianf ~ foseie
,enhiHftOh. hh1 running along Muls
bhfft street North Distance III uinefv
Wlliiam b. jensfsog., fb sf ls'd tsa ~
alOhe lbhds " WiiiiHm o. Jefferson. a
dielhhNe ~ ono hundred 900 feet fo d
phGi where Jntetf0h's iaBd joins lands
y, 3eelfice WHlauHt thence South d
nisihhce " ninety 800 feet along VII.
Dams land ~ lands owned bv igaesie
Phhhlhetpni thence West % distance of
one hundred 600 feet along lands ~
BeFsie PENNINGTON 10 piace Of begin.
uiht, fV1thlnlnk Nine Thousand 81, OOOl
eguhfe rect, being the fhne more OF
lesh. BHihk the SHINE tract 0f land In
hhHte1 ny said NJ j. f'offvtobn fr0fn
the. estate " Annie w. Wright
THltMBi ~ per cent Of the pir-
chhsp uOnet viii b. demanded on tho
any ~ shlni The bnihnep ~ b. paid an
~ before June ~. 1860. If no 1,ir.
clhFnf falls 10 comply with these terms
lhe per centim DHid on day Of sale will
~ iWteited. The purchaser will be
required ~ pay the cost ~ the deed.
Helhed hbq taken 10 execution ~ the
property ~ Rev N. j, psttyjOhn, Mary
" PettYlOhn md H0Chel a. petfyiohn.
Hhd VIII ln sold by
JOHN H. CANNON. RberiN
hhw!H'E Oliieo, Georgetown, Delaware,
April n, 1860. 6.bs2t
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am prepared ~ take cAfe NJ ~
kinds ~ plaster work and can give
choice ~ Ten different COl0Fs Of
finish kOies. These COlOfs for iH.
terror Of exterior guaranteed,
Charles r. VIII Milford. near
Lynch Heights Phone Milford 1852.
b-bff
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05

fatHtaag aid n0 seaifh ca feadi.
u A. kafa1f nntn faminee proved
faelf faf aaiHe
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05

TiH fgii0WiHR GhBeubed Fapm BaUigs
WsW au0 phtsgDHl PROPERTY
lVbi BDHiiHn HHaHH
tb84 fDHd ffNk
p4lt ~ Nuies ~ te8fs OlGJ, viii
Hnlt anywhere.
OHn h6isa take, Deg dteg, iOsdDm
mttpW, .afhe iHuOWi uqlDe DiOW,
matkpb lhOifH Di0W, 4 WhiklDR fhiii1
thlWtl hOMet 8lhBffe Di0W, iidjHP
hnllt9iOb cAsH lfaHfDiHilihf, Whadat,
thhl b9tlDMf, WHkDH, tomato tHnk
this ~ piAlu harness, l7O bHflhb sHOfe,
rpm pHhietf, VIM luiHhth, y tFOWhit,
erh0 eOWtt ~ ~ hAtHhssi y horse eOi5
Wia, 2 btie ~ ripe hHfhese, y brides,
I mlt ~ tUDe .iBeph, \ bfiHp spVihhb,
~ ~ iVfkf, HlVVHle HHd hoes, Z Bite
hhd UHepj Fni NJ feHihf, hHbd sHW
t4imip, f0ib, hJp, 1917 iaddhF, hi III
tvhthtO bAfhtif, mr. ~ fertilizer, Diieh
~ Duhlb w kHilDHf ~ ~, ln eHut
ftyOp flDteL lumber. y tons ~ insDed
I'M M. 4nd .2DD bVhipiH ~ corn.
TBiiMb or SALE CASH
FANNIE WILEY
Administrators " Tho lgslaln
~ ifA Wiley, DeepHend
lNchHfsDh BROS, AueilOnbefB 6.batt
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05

ansssru -. -.
assaass aasrnsag 500
-. 49, ..-.--.-
CONDITION 90 T8N
Firal National Bank and
mNmef fse.ra~am.,
-
VA llag
al ftsf Gtatf ~ felasafe. "A ffa ffeaa
- &C.,. ~. 49,. ~ ~.
- - Ni.H ~ 1Ry
~ a fae $3.50 ~ feaB,
F aaasi hssfaaE fEff
4 aiaiaiss
ASSETS
fsal t.al.t..... ...tt. 49,
-. I........i ". s
- ffes
y. t'siiia
a ss.... $500. 49,. .ee iiir7ies %
s... e'itst sfe ....
1850. a'o...' .s..s go ss.s.s,
i'.is i.s,.as t.afts saa
f.fts.et. s,..a.. t4.e.s 7pySss ~
fr "a - ~ ..fse.l -
ftaefsl ltaaffsf l.as.t A t04 a.
Jesse 80 dIs.g.,...r ~ "'s'' ~
fHnd8ar aet4 ~ $3.50.
ffftfI ges eot A
fsHHf ffeinlssa
ftsnfafs at.e
.......
ffitss. .a.fs
a.. 49,. .
...........
snaAsata Atal
NflaaffH ~ ifi4
niflaaHif raafrftffaiff.a
asle ffHislffi ~ ififif fHbft IA Ds
~ ~
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= -. II ~ t.fasifll ~
-. es
sarfai sssis.rsj A. Az ~
iatHHff ~ eiaffs Hfid
4. -. ,.t.,lil 1850 % .
$50
a.I ffb sa,Y3v 90 4
-. a. Ga sa. a..
1ma1 d.laiaiiflse esto4 Syg ~ /
CAPITAL AccOcnTB
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05

FOR roofing and water prO0hng
service call a. ~. Short and Son,
Ellendaio. Phone Greenwood 77lb.
lot
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
SHEREFSSALE!

- Fifsiis af q wrif ~ f4egan Faelas
a. nfs directed Eli o. eaposed ~
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05

Read tho classified ads
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-02

Oven.ready s1.OO pound. See Al Nixon. 1929.
 FOR SALE 1941 Buick special. Excellent tires, good motor. Radio and heater. Call 3O72.
 FOR-Children's piano lessons write Mrs. Estel Drake, masters degree in music education. box 834. Kodiak. FOR SALE-Dual speed re- cord changer, wired Philco 335 record player. One 34 watt amplifier. Village Electric Shop.
 USED CARS-will sell or buy them. Sell at one third down, the rest in. install- rnents.' < See Jake Foley at Legion Club or phone 3242. RUBBER STAMPS = at. the Kodiak MIRROR. Made to order; Orders filled in ten days or less. Also. notary 15 seals. WHILE-they last. Religious Christmas cards, 75 cents r and $1 per r box, at St. Mary's rectory.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-02

]. one year old. 59 Mission road. MT. Huers rear house. FOR SALE-New 22O Swift, K-4 Weaver mount and scope attached, ammunition and cleaning kit; new l2 ga. pump Ithaca repeater, cleaning kit and ammuni- tion; Magnum, scope sight attached, new scabard. Call 32O2.
 FOR SALE = Westinghouse electric roaster with pyrex dishes, cabinent stand and broiler, price $50. See at D & A. Spence, Woody ls- land.
 FOR LEASE = Quality Ba- j: kery. Fully equipped, in- < cluding delivery truck. Con- tact Tom Williams. at Bak- cry. :,
 continued on page l2
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-02


 REWARD D-$25O for informa- tion leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons killing, stealing, molesting or damaging any livestock belonging to the members of the Kodiak Livestock Growers Associa- tion.
 FOR SALE 1850 Chevrolet sport coupe with radio, heater. leopard skin up- holstery. other extras, low mileage. Call base 377 be- tween 08O0 and @l7O0 week. days or see Drews at NOE fire station. Must sell, leav- ing for states Dec. 15. FOR SALE = Coldspot.: :: 9.2 refrigerator, $2OO. Kenmore washing machine. S75. Both
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-02

SKATES sHARPENED = Hollow ground. factory met hod. Used skates for sale. Max Folsom.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-02
Cussifieds

FOR SALE-C Completely fur nished 2-bedroom home, trustees deed view lot. Near Transportation. Move right in. $3000, terms if desired. Shown by appointment only. Call 3202.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-02

FOR SALE-a nice clean little 3 room house, furnished, close in. $3, 750. See Vic Ellis at Bank of Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-02

FOR SALE 500 gallon oil tank, new, never been used. See Vic Ellis at Bank of Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-02

CONTINUING a Rummaga Sale each Saturday at the Baptist Mission. Open l til 8 pm.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-02

FOR SALE modern living room suite, bedroom suite and dinette. Also new g by 12 rug and Oldsmobile 1s46 4-door sedan. Easy Spin- pdrier washer. Call Mrs. Myers, NOE 353.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-19
Granville Keller, 81, Dies
After Illness Of One Year

Granville B. Keller, 81, air-con-
ditioning engineer, died yesterday
in Walter Reed Hospital after q
years illness.
Mr.. Keller. born in Loudour
Coun.y, Va. lived here at At
Eighteenth street NE.
At the time of his death he was
air-conditioning engineer with
Atchison g. Keller, Inc, where he
began working during summer
vacations while q youth.
During World War II he served
as a staff sergeant In, the 45th
Depot Repair Squadron, Army Air
Forces.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Betty McPeek Keller of the
Eighteenth street address: his
mother. Mrs.. Catherine Keller of
$3.50 Thirty-ninth street NV; his
father, Gilbert M. Keller of Falls
Church, Va: four brothers, Gill
bert N. Keller of the Thirty ninth
street address, Clell H. Keller Of
Meadowwood, Md: Chester H. and
Lou D. Keller of Woodmoor, Md.
and a sister, Mrs. T. J. Stratton
of Glenmont, Md.
Funeral services will be held at
1890 am. Monday at Humphreys
funeral home, 8434 Georgia ave-
nue., Silver Spring. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-19
Ball Game
Continued From First Page

tContlnued From First Page)
sentative soon to become a Sen
ator to round out their lineup.
He is Representative Smathers,
Democrat. of Florida, who recent
ly defeated Senator Pepper in the
primary.
Representative Harris of Ar
kansas, the Democratic manager,
remarked:
Don't underrate this fellow.
Smathers is hotter than pepper"
Representative Smathers, Incl
dentally, is touted as the best
hitter on either club. He is re-
ported to be able to hit a ball
out Of the infield.
In addition to Senator Cain, a
dark horse If there ever was one,
the Republicans are looking for
pitching support from Represent
atives Davis of Wisconsin and
Corbett of Pennsylvania.
On paper, the Democrats have
a veritable battery Of pitchers
but If experiences Of the past
years mean anything, the twirling
burden will be carried by strong
armed Representative Wheeler Of
Georgia.
Both clubs reported themselves
to be at top strength as game time
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D. {. Officers 10 Test
Vaccine in Malaga

An iced jug containing q new
and unnamed vaccine is on its way
to British Malaga for Army tests
against scrub typhus and typhoid
fever.
Five officers from the Army
Medical Center will conduct the
experiments in Kuala Eumpur,
Malaga. 1t was there In lS4S that
the Army proved the value Of an
other drug. chloramphenicol (also
known as chloromycetm) against
various forms Of typhus. typhoid
and related diseases.
The five officers who will make
the tests are Maj. Robert Traub.
1907 North Pitt street, Alexandria:
Capt. Herbert Ley. jr.. 2220 WASH
ington avenue, Silver Spring;
Capt. Lyman P. Prick. sl4 Domer
avenue. Takoma Park: First 1t.
Fred Diercks. 1929 Strathmore
street. Chevy Chase: and First 1t.
Vernon Upton of Mesa. Ariz.
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dining room. and the portions we're
delivered TO the restaurants ce
the two houses.
The dispute began when win
Jones. Minneapolis Tribune col.
umnist. who had been vacation.
ing in Ohio. wrote:
To-day I am thumbing my nose
at Wisconsin and all its claims
TO cheeSemaking fame. The bese
Swiss cheese is made in Ohio"
Representative Smith. Repub-
lican. of Wisconsin decided that
was outright libel and challenged
Representative McSweeney. Dem
ocrat. OF Ohio to bring on q hunk
OF Ohio Swiss and let Congress
decide which was better.
Incidentally. Swiss cheese from
Switzerland. after much litigation.
now is labeled Switzerland
cheese
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Ex-Detective Harry Evans Dies;
Worked on Big Murder Cases

Harry Evans. so. q retired detec-
tive sergeant who was assigned to
several big murder cases here. died
yesterday at Providence Hospital
after an illness of more than two
weeks. He lived at 500 Third street
Sc.
One Of the cases assigned to him
was in 1919 when the president of
the Chinese Educational Mission
to the United States and two of
his aides were murdered. Ziang
Sun Wan, who was tried for the
murders. was acquitted.
Mr.. Evans varied career on the
police force ranged from protect
Presidents to patrolling Washing
tons old bathing beach at the
Tidal Basin. A lifelong resident
Of Washington. he rose through
the ranks as a footman, bicyclist,
precinct detective and detective
sergeant. Once while racing to