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STORES FOR RENT

1853 asTH ST.. NV; cor. store
immed; ocsgpsnsy; sl5o NO. Apply
< st; NV; NE: 54oo. "A
pasking for 2 cars. storage space
Apply LEO M. BERSTEIN & CO..
1415 K st. NV. ME. 5400. -
702 4th ST. SW.-12x40 IT. sos
per month. Call RA. 1861, after
cor. 4. WASH. BLVD. and Mckinley
rd;: Arlington. 2 new stores, 20x90;
suitable restaurant delicatessen,
confectionery. florist. variety store.
sPAcE pa egFoi FoR EA RENT 7sG1 IL one of Coz Conn.
shops. HO. 1856. -5
18th AND COLUMBIA RD., 2 doors
from corner; bulk show windows;
20 IT. front, so IT. deep; heavy
foot trafic: suit. any business; good
1880, ewes. WI. 4543.
WIS. AVE. NV, 47O5-store app.
2Ox15; busy neighborhood, i'm
med. occupancy; reas. rent. Apply
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. Co,
Realtors. 1415 K st. NV. ME. 54OO.
CONN. AVE. NV, 5000 block-App.
400 So. It. Can be divided into
2 stores; heat incl. Excellent for
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO,
Realtors, .14l5 X st. NV, ME, $500.
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G.. I. ATTENTION

U. I. II I I EIN 1ION
We need for our customers, some g.
rm. and bath, rambler or bungalow
type homes, with or without base
ment. Customers will pay cash above
your trust, and assume trust.
HERBERT & SONS. Realtors, BIS
e. Capitol ST., Ii. 3-0129; eves., FIR.
4303 or Ii. 3-27S1.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

1884 WILSON BLVD, corner Adams
3.rm. suite, beautifully decorated
with lge. plate glass window; rear
screened scr porch; liv. rm., lge: equip
and tile bath. Suitable for ONCE nor or
business with living quarters, SS4 .5i,
per preomno. mo. Call MRS. BURD, IA.
EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New yS Yor.
ave: n.w.-Available Immediately:
euiremsnts rooms FEM Il Tsss ssopHsrrEss gsR5 e
oFfIck II 81 spAcE-sEo;onn1 aE. NE; n1oz Suit. with
other additions. most suitable for
doctors, in downtown apt. house.
Apply MANAGER. 1901 Mass. ave.
NJ apc. Phone on IN ma, 1888; IS
m downtown area; suitable for
It,; spine-paneled with acoustic cell.
ing; all facilities. Call Mr.. A. II.
Levin, COLONIAL INVESTMENT
CO" sl7 9th st. NV. RE. $3.50.
ALLISON BLDG.-oface space. $50
se 7lC g. ALi1sosD III asss DaeIEk aE osis sGsd NV
ARLINGTON. ONCE suite. in modern
A1LgERT ALB H. COHEN, Reaitor, G cH.
1901. 3
10I7 Ieth ST. N.w.-Desirable Of
noes in this mod. bldg; air-cond
optional; S25 and up. See Mr.. Pos
ner on premises. RIM. 3Ol or call
KAY REALTY CO.. INC, RA. 22OO.
VICINITY RING BLDG, . rms. and
path; rm. at present furn. as
bedrm.; within / blk Conn. ave.
1882 Jefferson pl. NV. $l25 per mo
-6
ALBEE BLDG.-Desirahle small and
lee. offices available Immediately to
meet your requirements. Call MA
6S23 or RIM. 511, 1925 G st. NV
MODERN DENTAL OFFICE, located
. in downtown medical district. 3
operating rooms, complete dental
units, 2 modern X-ray machines,
refrigerated Buck X-ray developing
tank, sterilizer and auto. claye
General anesthesia equipment. For
immediate rent. $3.50 month. Cal
Elk. 7640 between 1890 and 6. d
18th AND X SITS. N.W.-1-room of
nee: completely decorated; elec. ant
char service inc. In rent. ApplS
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.. Real.
tors, 1415 K st. NV, ME. $500.
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sEAshoRE PROPERTY

WONDERFUL COTTAGE OR GUEST
house, on beautiful waterfront
estate, fine for bachelor or 2 men.
mi. 1l@0. 30
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GI-HURRY!

increase is from 90 to $3.50. This
couldn't happen to you If you bought
this close-in Arlington 5-rm. brick
bungalow, plus equipped kit, tile
bath, full bsmt. and exp. attic. Al
ready GI approved at S12,350;
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW. 5000
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LOTS & ACREAGE wANrED

WANT TO BUY 80 acres or more on
good road within 15 miles D. C.
I WANT 10 OR MORE LOTS with
sewer and water in; or acreage suit
able for q large subdivision. NJ. A.
ROBINSON. JU 7-7II7.
LOTS-North Arlington or nearby
Fairfax; no realtors, Mr.. BAUGHAN,
JE. 3-7343.
TWO TO TEN ACRES in Arl. county.
Must be in built-up area, close in
Send full details and loo. Box
4l1-R Star.
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Outboard Speedboat
Is feet long, 33 HIP. Evinrude mo-
tor, 35 miles per hour; $3.50. Phone
West River 6173. ALFRED n,
PARKS, Deale, Md. 4
BOAT WANTED
Late model CUSTOM built; about 40 IT
viii buy Immediately II priced right
MR.. THRIFT, MA. 9743. %-4
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REAL ESTATE LOANS Cont,

TRUSTS, 1st, end and 3rd.; Md. Va,
D. c.; wk's service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., 905 N. Y. ave- NV. RE. 1919.
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Radio Bldg, Arl., ia. 4-1155.
OPEN 4th JULY

OPEN 4th JULY
4 TO 8 PM.
No Down Payment for GIs
Air, Fairfax County, Va. firm.
nungalows, lge. lots, water, sewer,
natura gas, hard-surfaced streets.
DIRECTIONS: Over Memorial Bridge,
Sasnsse Snt Lee eivd; 900 ! mi; past Seven
mile 70 property. JAMES G. WARE,
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BUILDERS

ATTENTION BUILDERS
SO building lots for semidetached
homes. Very best Sc. location; .
blocks to D. c. line. All utilities
available. Priced 70.000-k cash.
]. M. MEDLEY, HI. 5777. %
4 BEDROOM HOUSE at North Beach,
furnished; large lot, approximately
will sacrifice. total price, 5000.
Only $1,000 down and $40 monthly
on balance. Call Mr.. Pastor.
LANE PASTOR, EX. 1855
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SIS DOWN

Alexandria Nash Corp.
17O5 Mt. Vernon Ave. AL. 9024.
Ewes. It'll 9, Sun. 12 to 5.
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VACATION PLACES.

REHOBoTH BEACH. DEL.-Attrac-
tive ocean-front apts., modern; all
elec. kitchens. OWNER, EN-. 1897.
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
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HOUSES wTD. TO BUY tcent.,
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

LARGE RENTAL INCOME. low ex-
penses and small monthly payments
40 trust makes this new 25 unit
fireproof apt. bldg. an exceptionally
fine buy. For sale only because Of
partnership dissolution. Substantial
cash required: Call Mr.. Taryer,
Realtors. WI. $40. -
o ST., 1000 BLOCK, N.W.-I1 rooms,
3 baths. Good furniture. Oil heat
This owner is leaving city and must
sell. $4,000 down. Balance, terms.
Call LANE PASTOR, Elk. 2555.
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SUMMER HOMES

BEAUTIFUL SUMMER cottage for
sale; lovely water view; bedrms. i;
newly furn.; large screened porch;
dock: completely modern; Cadle ave-,
Beverly Beach, Md. West River
40S3 or TIE. 5O26.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate:
low rates; 3 to 5-year terms and
monthly payments. P. ]. WALSHE.
INC, 1115 Eye St NV. Ma. 646S.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money,
second trust; reas. discounts. MR..
QUICK, ST. 1868; eyes,, RA. 64lS.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
sASTo" 1871 8 g nv EEAlIf Mf S9,i s9ss Realtors
CASH FOR Ist AND end TRUST
NOTES incl lst trust on acreage,
quick settlement; white or colored;
notes in D. G.. Md and Va. FULTON
r: GORDON. The Colorado Bldg.
14th and G sts. NV. DI. $3.50
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-wa
win buy second-trust notes. D. c.,
RATiSaA RfaFnS Md MoRrHE Il EHessosa1s iNyT Fess:
MEEI GosPs 1919 n z ave. NV
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4-4la-5S. M
charge for appraisals MOORE a
HILL CO, 732 18th st. NV.
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LOANS

1st, End and 3rd TRUST NOTES
,,saa pgrchas sed, PLACED, HOUSES mr. rem |;
REALTY CO.. RE. 1915.
property: 24-hr service Mr.. Green
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1014 e ST NV Ma 654o
SECOND TRUST MONEY AVAIL-
ABLE AND NOTES PURCHASED
CALL MIR. MILLER. ME. 1220:
EVENINGS. 81. 622l.
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PROPERTY FOR RENT

1716 CONN. AVE-, all or in part;
smart shop. Remodel. ov. 07S0
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26 FAMILY-N.W.

This building consists of 1-2-3-rm.
apts.. we'll located; can be bought
right. Call Mr.. Bramham, EN-.
$500 or DI. 300. BEITZELL. a
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1850 Woshelli Euster Sunrise
Service Coaches
WASHELLl 40
SUNRISE ~
SERVICE '
TRANSIT SYSTEM COACHES WHICH TRANSFER
TO FREE WASHELu COACH ON AURORA

No. o. Broadway Washelli Special.
TRANSFER at 46th and Aurora) f.,
leave End and pine, 4:28.
Eastlake, Roosevelt Way TO 65th,
N. Green Lake WasheIn Special:
Leave 9Th and Pike, westbound.
500; north on LIST to Pine; leave
Pine and Westlake, 5:04. Then via
Westlake, Stewart and Eastlake;
leave Eastlake and Martin St,
5:18. Leave 65th and Roosevelt
Way, 5:24; leave sSrd and Au-
rora, 5:29.
No. 7, Rainier District
Via END. Waters, Rainier, jack
son. Leave Prentice ST., 1856.
Transfer to Washslli Special west
bound on Pike st. at Bird Ave, 500.
No. %, South Seattle and
No. SO, South Park
Leaves sth S. and Kenyon, 4s35.
Leaves Carleton and Marginal
Way, 4:45; leave Georgetown 4:4s.
Transfer to Washelli Special west
bound on Pike at 9Th Ave-, 5:07.
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HlSNOR BUILDER OF NJ. Y
HOUSING PROJECT

BALDWIN, L. L - eAHPV =
The producer of one af tlrs OUT
standing examples of, interracIaI
co-opRratiOn in th1s field of hpmS-
ing was honored- last weeE by
representatives of four organiza-
TONS The honoreeS- Thumas Ro-
manus. YVES presented a. scroin of
honor. for building IEmess for "all
peoplas"
Mr.. Romano was cited specifins
ally fnr his development OF AGntfY-
vile CB'risndstip Wllagss.. The
147-azme housing project, ts5 sd1ai-
ated ON the east side of Long
Islanal about 40 minutes fran
Manhattan by bus on train. It of
fers modem. hungaloMhonEes with
all-eIHctric kitchens at around
$7,0am on TOng-term paymsnts.
ALI rsciaI or religious discrinnit
nation has been prohibited! in the
project now being b1iIt at a. rapid
rate, by the presidenEof tIte- Rouek
Construction Company.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-04-05
East Modison Comm.
Club Announces
Recreotionol Contest

The East Madison Commercial
Club, a neighborhood unit of the
Seattle Urban League, is promot-
ing Home Identification contest
in the East Madison neighborhood.
Efforts are being made to encour-
age businesses and residents to
cleanup and paint-up their prop
erty during the month of April.
The chairman of this committee is
Mr.. Hercules Anderson of the
Hull & Anderson Builders; Mr..
Russell Gideon, owner of the Madi-
son Drug Company; and DR.. Rob-
ert N. Joyner, Jr. Mr.. William J.
Tilley, owner of the Madison
Lumber Company, is president Of
the East Madison Commercial
Club.
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22nd Annuul
Woshelli Euster Sunrise Progrom
April g. 1850 $3.50 A. NJ
April 8, 1850

PRESIDING The Rev John Paul Pack
Minister University Christian Church
MUSIC Philharmonic Chorus Directed by Bushen
Organs, Mr.. Wallace Marshall
PRELUDE .......... Thanks Be To Cod Handel
SUNRISE SALUTE .Trumpeters. :. William Cole
Charles v Decker
ANTHEM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS he Hymn"
arranged by Frank Bridges
HYMN Holy Holy Holy Lord God Almighty
CALL TO WORSHIP Responsive Readng)
SCRIPTURE READING-Luke 241-9 -.
The Rev r. NJ Hilton
Minister walngford Evangelical United Brethren
PRAYER. The Rev. Clinton e. Ostrander
Minister University Congregational Church
OFFERING
OFFERTORY ............. "Arioso" ........... Bach
HYMN ..............."Ch The Today"
SOLO Now Praised Heaven Above"-Vulpius
Forest Snyder 81
SERMON Laughter From The Dead
The Rev. A. Stanley MacNar, Minister University
Baptist Church
ANTHEM "Iallelujah, Amen From Maccabaeus')
Handel
Minister, Olympic View Community Church
PoSTLUDE ."Springtime Postude" .Kohlmann
500 A.
Pre-Service Hymn Song Congregation
Glenn Scarvie, Leader
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Rocidl Bios Stdgnotes
Chicago Public Hous-
ing Progro m

C5ICAGO7( ANP)-Public and
sfum clearance housing for Chi
cago's IA square miles of blightee
area is being held up by racial
bias. it was charged here last
week by Robert r. Taylor, chair
man of the Chicago Housing Au-
thoritg.
Opposition tor public housing. is
"65 percent racial and IS percent
antagonfsm to low income moving
in from slum areas" Taylor de-
clared al a luncheon meeting OF
the Chicago chapter of the Ameri-
can Jewish committee.
In the meantime, Mayor Martin
the housing committee of tho city
council would meet daily ALI this
week until Chicago gets a real
housing program.
Out of a total off Fl housing
sites submitted by thee CHA and. a
special committee of. a aldermen,
only four have been approved by
the council. The CHA selected
seven sites orn vacant Lind oria-
nally for 1O,Od@ units rs part Of
ChicagIs QUOTA of 40,001 units IN
four years under the fedRsral houss
ing acr of 194a2
The council anproved only two OF
these sites. Since then aldermen
IN what many critics catb&d "bux
hide revenge action" picked out IL
urher spots considered mot nearly
as goOf as thee CHA sites by ex-
perts, and twoD of tifese WERE
selected.
TayISr blamed speciaR interests
Including real estate interests for
much of ChicaEofs blight, and also
the faErure to1sst up good pubic
housing program. He answered
criticism that gu5lic housing prof.
ects decrease the valno of SUR
rounding private properly by citing
examples to the contrary.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-04-05
Three Candidates fol-
Pres. Jackson St.
Community Council

Three candidates will compete
for the office of president of the
Jackson Street Community Council
at the election to be held on April
q in connection with the organiza-
TONS fourth annual meeting.
The announcement was made by
Rev. P. J. Daba, chairman of the
Councils nominating committee.
Alexander Bishop, Walter Rut-
ley and V. A. Velasco are the
committees choice for the presi-
dents job during the 1950-51 year.
Bishop, a partner in Bishops Drug
Store and present vice-president
of the Council, has been a member
Of the board of trustees for two
years and has served as a member
of the civic committee.
Rutley, also a board member
since 1913 and a member of both
the health and civic committees,
is manager Of Over the Top Bev-
erage. Velasco Is editor of the
Filipino Forum and was a founder
Of the Community Council. He has
been a member Of the board of
trustees since the organization be-
gan in 1916 and has served two
terms as secretary-treasurer as
well as being a member of the
health and civic committees.
For vice-president the nominat-
ing committee has designated the
man receiving the second highest
number of votes for president.
George Ley Cox, present secretary
treasurer, has been re-nominated
for that position and is unopposed.
Nominations for a tWo-year
term on the board of trustees in
clude Don Chinn, Arthur T. King,
Mrs. Charles F., elise, Mrs. James
Graves, Yoshito Fujii, Seiichi
Hara, Mrs. Daniel Burse, Robert
Groves, Rev. r.. H. Oda, Haruo
Fujino, Mrs. r.. ]. Aronson, and
Mrs. Robert Duwe. Chinn, Mrs.
elise, Fujii, Mrs. Burse, Groves,
and Oda are members of the
present board.
Candidates for committee chair
men are James Graves, Health and
Recreation committee;. A.. Douglas
Clyde Civic committee; Mrs Har-
old Benring, Welfare committee;
and Fudge Sakanashi, Junior
Council. Additional nominations
for all offices, board members, and
committee chairmen may be made
from the floor.
James NJ Matsuokas puesident.
has served for two consecutive
terms
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-04-05
American Friends
Society

This is the sixth year Friends
Camp for boys and girls, ages
GA, will be held at Cascade Lake
on Orcas Island in the San Juans.
Children and counselors from
many cultural, religious and racial
backgrounds will find fellowship
through sharing camp activities
which include hiking, boating,
swimming and crafts. The purpose
of the camp is to give the boys
and girls the opportunity under
skilled leadership to learn to work
and play together
There will be two periods Of
camp, the first June % through
July 7, the second, July Z through
July IT. 1t is a real experience for
children to take part in a camp
program which helps to develop
the independence and resourceful-
ness of each youngster.
The director of the camp, John
Magraw, has had a number of
years experience as leader in
children's camps. The sponsor of
the camp is the American Friends
Service Committee (tte Quakers),
1859 Fifteenth Avenue N. E. Earl
zelley is chairman of the Camp
Committee.
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store. Holland alleged the victim
said, II been born to die and might
as well die now for 1 amt going
to jail"
The slain man is then said to
have picked up a heavy stick and
swung on Holland, who retaliated
by pulling his pistol and shooting
Coaster through the chest. The
man died, almost instantly.
A quantity of whiskey was found
in the dresser by the coroners
jury and this marked bill was found
in the cash register,
The verdict read: "Tf1is is JUS
tifiable homicide. The officer shot
IN self defenses to preserve law and
0W1er."
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ding to witnesses, Holland
coasters store to conduct
III after two men had. re-
prchasing a pint of whis-
"a marked SIS bill. Coaster
TO open the dresser in his
uarters adjacent to the
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-04-05
Negro Population In
Miss. Shows Ropid
Decline

| OXFORD, Miss (ANP)-The
Negro population in Mississippi is
rapidly declining, according to a
6o-page study OF population sta
tistics in the state made public
here last week. The survey, re-
leased by the University of Miss
issippi bureau of Public admins
tration, was prepared by Dr. Nor
ton B, King, chairman of the de-
partment of sociology, and John
c.. Belcller, formerly assistant pro-
fess0r OF sociology.
Blame for the decline in the
Negro population was lkid to- the
relatively few opportunities Tor
the employment of Negroes in,
business and industry.
Unless changes occur in this
condition, the proportion of. Nes
gIpesi. :. prcbabIy wild continue
to, Decline" this authors said.
The white population Of the
stats is also ON tine declinee. ac-
cording tD this survey, but the.
ratio Of white to- Negro peopleeini
MissassippH is iircreasng steadily"
The latter Is explained by the fact
that the lbssi OFF Negro population
by migration is greater than that
of white PERSONS"
In a. general SENSE. the report
noted. that the educational level.of
Missnssippiarss is at n new high,
because ''thuse mwing either in or
out E. the state have had more
years. of schooling; than Mississip-
pianss who did mt move The in4
migrants. aS a. group, had considi
erabIsS mona yezrs OF schooling
than the outrmigrants and a
larger number OF colb&ge trained
persansi le1f. the, state than came
into it..
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Free Washelli Coaches
Leave north end Fremont bridge,
4:50. 500; leave 3sth and Aurora
Avenue, 4!56, 5:2s; leave 46th and
Aurora Avenue (transfer from
No. 800. sos, 5:2s, 5:25; leave
-s3rd and Aurora Avenue (transfer
from No. 6 and No. 16), sos, 5:26
and 5:28
No. 80 Ballard University
Ito 46th and Aurora for free
scoach)
Leave University Way and East
s45th St., westbound, 4:48, 5:13;
leave Ballard Avenue and Market
St, eastbound, 4:53; $40.
No. Ii, East Madison
TRANSFER to Washelli Special
westbound at 9Th and Pike,
leave 4:30.
No. 4, Montlake-
TRANSFER to No. 80 westbound
at East 45th), leave 14th and
Madison, 4:30.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-04-05
Killed Grocer In
WhiskeY Seorch
.Acquit Officer Who

DERMOTT, Ark. ---tANP) A
scoroner's jury acquitted City Mar
-shal Rdell Holland here last week
of Staying a Negro grocer who
resisted an attempt to search his
store for whiskey. Victim of the
incident was Eddie Coaster, 45.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-04-05
DE FHCTO PRESS

Please meet the DeFactoetts
between, the hours OF and p. M
Easter Sunday at the Y. w. C. A.
There at. this time, the club of
young msthers win present pro-
gram and a Silver Tea, featuring
the teen ayers. Yes; The Teenars
will dos the honor of pouring and
what. else. Also there will be pres
ented the tiny tots in an Easter
parade, wearing their Sunday
Bests. Come out and help Go hon
ors to these, our younger people.
Give them a cheer as they set sail
on the sea of good endeavor. See
your favorite outlay doing his or
her favorite past time.
You will surely enjoy the amuse-
ment and will also benefit the par
Elephants merely by being present.
We hope you will be there-will
you?
Mrs. Isla M. b. Harris, Chairman
Mrs. Julia Ruffins, President
Mrs. Norma Turner, Secretary
Watch this space for De Facto
News.
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SURP0RT OUR ADVERTIsERSs
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-04-05

The Starlight and Sunset Gospel
Singers, over KTW, S:15 am,
Starlight Grade of Friendship
Church, Friday. Saturday and Sun
day, 500 p:m.,. 66T Weller st.
Mrs. Skeen, manager of the
Starlight, says, "They have been
singing for Approximately three
months" They will be on the air
with the Sunset Quartet every End
and 4th Sunday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-26
PACIFIC NORTHERN
HAS 3 IN, Is OUT

Flying a DC-4 to accommodate
inbound traffic yesterday. Pacific
Northern Airlines brought 80 pas
sengers from the westward and car
ried Is on the return flight
Arriving from Anchorage we're
Oscar leland, Stan Davis. Cdr r,
Howard, Arthur Brundwill. Robert
Thompson, 1t. Col. Allen, c. T. Noll,
Mr.. Bradley, Mr.. Piaseck, Harold
CAM, Charles McDermott, Mrs. A.
c. Smith, Lynde Fales. l. c. Bucka-
law, K. F. ONeill, George Kelez,
Bob Rowan, j. H. High, and C.
Hughes. Coming from Cordova were
r. M. Norris and Jim Parks
Outbound. Bill Seymour went tc
Cordova and these passengers tt
Anchorage: Mildred Butler, Mr.. ano
Mrs. l.. d. Reeder, B. Gadberry, E
j. Eggert, r. c. Caldwell, B. j.
hammers, Don Kindseth. Ken
Krone. l. c. Buckley and John H
Anderson William Glafke went to
Kodiak.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-26
MAUGER JOINS STAFF
OF TRIANGLE CLEANERS

Bill Mauger, former Juneauite, re-
turned Saturday to join the staff OF
the Triangle Cleaners, owned and
operated by Rod and Hernia OAR
nell.
Since leaving Alaska, he has been
field representative for the National
Institute of Drying and Cleaning,
covering ten states from Washing
ton to Pennsylvania as consultant
for member plants. Recently, he has
been manager of cleaning estab-
lishment in Bellingham.
Mauger will be in charge of the
cleaning and spotting departments
for the Triangle.
Mrs. Mauger plans to bring their
trailer from Bellingham when she
comes up about August 81, so they
will have a place to live until find
ing permanent quarters. Mr.. Maui
ger is staying at the Gastineau
Hotel.
Their marriage here was in
April, 1949. Mrs. Mauger (Hazel
Fields had been assistant to DR..
Richard H. Williams. She and Mrs.
U. D. (Mildred) Moody. assistant
city clerk, are daughters Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. o. Fields, who have moved
to the states. Their brother, Ed
ward O. Fields, Jr., is in business
here.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-07-26
CANDIDATES SOON TO
RECEIVE OATH FORMS

Oaths which all candidates for the
coming general election must fill out
before their names can be entered
on the ballot sheets, were being sent
out this morning by Mrs. Cecilia
Theile, secretary to the Territory's
canvassing board.
Each candidate must swear that
he has been a resident of Alaska one
year if he is standing for a Terri
torial office, or that he has been a
resident of a division two years il
standing for a legislative office.
The forms may be filled out be-
fore any notary public. clerk OF {
court, us. commissioner, or post
master.
Customs Collector Jim Connors
Secretary of Alaska Lew Williams
and Gov. Ernest Gruening make up
the board. The work is done by Mrs
Theile.