davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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NEW AND USED TRATLIR HOMES
AMERICAN TRAILER CO. 4 miles
south q Alex. on Route /. Phone
KoUsE TRAILER, 1859. ae-tt-, with
extra equipment; 3 rooms, sleeps 4
used only z mos; e2,G5n Csn hs
seen at 9008 Old R;anSensou.g n.
Silver Spring, Nd. Phor Os! l340.
HOUSE TRAILER--191~ .cr,fce,
500; fully equipped; 4: .. T. Is:
neat: sleeps 4; gas ste sile .;c :,
HEETEG 1gSE Genifsl fRaIER sZs s-s ssLr +S Hs1v7
and used @ trai:crs Spfy very socS eptG sssOft orw
ment; clean. used trsIiers, :alging
IN size from Is to 33 St.; priced
g yrs. Phone TO. 5lt1..
25-FT. GRIFFON. occupied less than
l year: S993; this is $500 below
market price. Call GIL. 4942. %
NATIONAL Castle" Tandem: 2S-ft.,
completely equipped; priced to sell;
FOR SALE, Two wheel trailer. 4x7.
IT: wood bed; arranged for camping
GOOD eond.: s1oo. CHI. e244 M iiame! me
TRAILER, 3-room Roycraft. with re.
frigerator.. bottle gas stove and hot.
sell cheap. j. c. HOUSLEY. Cherry.
hill Trailer Camp, Berwyn, Md. -
TRAILER AWNINGS
Complete with poles and guy lines
AMERICAN ST'Srsasi TRAi1ER Rom CO.. e7 mp Sp
1880 Wis, ave. NV, WO. 1881.
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All advertisements offerjae
automobiles for sole must in.
eIude octuoi selling price Of cor.
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TRAILERS
NEW AND USED

See these and MANY Other new and
CAN, TRAVELO and HOWARD house
trailers with complete bathrooms,
elec., refrigerators, h.-w. heaters,
etc. Ask about our low down pay
ment and financing plan.
VACATION RENTALS
Open 9 to 9 weekdays and Sundays.
American Trailer Co., Inc.
4030 Wisconsin Ave. NV, wO. 1891.
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OFFICES FOR RENT

EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New YORK
ave. n.w.-Available Immediately;
a euirements l0'Pi Penn n sss pRo.GRrrEs sSR1 Es
raNaISIsi II + st nv sEcT1ay Me- i1e 9tn .txrv
-Isx45. with show window; suit
senabIe Tents Hfe' 8RESFUss 81 BEos:. s
ss5 @ PER- H1s1 MO. will rent an ONCE | in
ss KAY E EEAITY fT5sheF Co. inIssmaisGn fsc Ka
220o or see MR.. PosNER on prem
ass9, 5:ss, WILSON BLVD, cor, Adams
sss. I per pA month asS 0 cali Mr. Z
Me- Nnf6ANRT; ayE;o9M 81 officr SPfp in heart art o.
Silver Spring; s65 per mo, sH.
SHARE Attractive OFFICE sUITE,
3 rms. and secretary; Conn. ave.
nr; K st; Responsible party only. Box
AIR-coNDIT1oNED OFFICES in
412 9th st. NV; available In single
rooms rooms or ,H suites Of tyo or more
m E1gHER gfTEIRs sDaes aYaiabs yae sas TH3s GtS
OFFICE SPACE DOWNTOWN -
Prominent. convenient location; ap-
prox. 5000 So it.. plus lge brnst.
and rear parking; $3.50 per mo.
Call Mr.. Measell. DI. 1918: eyes,,
fNi, ST. 2s4s. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.
DOWNTOWN-2 beautiful large frs,
open space: combined. separate;
reas.; pvt. entr. ELLIS, NE. It'll.
PRIVATE OFFICE in suite 800.
partially furn $40 ner mo REAJTY
BLDG. 1924 K st. NV. ST. 2166.
ON CONN. AVE. at Albemarle St.
Available immed. Phone EN-. 1896.
OFFICE SPACE, Silver Spring, Kes-
singer Bldg, Ga. and Bonifant,
22x14 it., partitioned into Q rms,
$50 per mo-, lease. JU, 1888
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED
TAxIcAB FOR SALE

WE SELL TRUCKS on commission
Quick cash deals. Bring them out
1000 Central ave. Sc. HI. $3.50
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FARMS WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

yiously offered, especially attractive
sonatiSn sfse S1ssafS H. 1n IN nsT-hGnss din. 9
kitehen,.1h baths and lge. screened
wen shaded 75xi oo-ft. lot; 500 It.
from Chesapeake Bay, on hard sur
face street. connected to central
water system. Only S11 900: seller
W WE resomsnS nSa SSof ta m0rtgags stnastys at 5
mer home. for your consideration.
Also located nearby an unusual
buy in we'll -furn.. summer cottage
Tor $4,000; 871ax140-ft. corner lot,
iSooking directly upon Chesapeake
rms. bath, front and side porches:
also concrete bsmt.; house in good
cond.: immediate occupancy. Owner
wants cash, but mortgage can be
south Of Prince spses FFederieE iye on Res soIes
leonard dSA and follow s'n Long ssls 3 Beach sih
Msisps e pcsaR, of1ics 91 bay; Az Mail address,
CEDARHURST-On the bay, near
Shady side; 5.rm. asbestos shingie
all-year-around home with Oil heat,
knotty pine lily. rm.. dinette, kit,
sst sssc and raj ss1h sn TUB nbons and shower
COLONIAL BEACH, yA.-Lot 50xibo,
half block water on Bryant ave, bet,
First st. and Given st. SH. 2689.
ATTRACTIVE NEW 4-room and bath
cottage. overlooking water; cabinet
sink: elec:. h;-w.h: and elec. cooking
tub and shower; large lot; $3.50.
ATTaNT1oS FEN s9NR FishEkXsN!- III 2ssg ouons,t
bungalow. nr. Leonardtown. Nd;
4 bedrms.. huge knotty pine lv.
and bath. New and completely
furn.; 100 acres and natural lake
for fis.ling well stocked. Only
TON & CO.. ST. ALI or SH. 7446.
81
WILL BUILD your vac. cabin on your
own lot IN Calvert Co.. Md. Phone
NORTH CHESAPEAKE BEACH-smali
44.rm. cottass; small lot; no bath;
electricity; new cond.:: furn.; will
exchange; $500 to $1,000 cash, bal.
~ rent. OWNER IA. 7010. "a
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STATION WAGONS

BUICK 1946 Super station wagon
IN good condition throughout; prac-
ticaEy new tires; radio and spot
light and many other extras. An
exceptional buv for S695.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3140 Lee Highway. CHI. 90O3. 81
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TRUCK VALUES
TRUCKS

GMC Truck & Coach Div.
80 M ST. NE, ME. O6O5, II
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ACREAGE WANTED

WANT small wooded acreage, within
for summer shack for family.
Rough land acceptable. 206 North
moor dr., Silver Spring, Nd. 81.
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AuToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS
PARKING LOTS

Goth AND NJ SITS. N.W.-Parking
space for 4 cars, $35 per mo-; /
car. $40 per mo. RA. 1920. II
LEASE small or large parking lot;
Applicant approvable. 81, 1853
after 8 pm. 2s
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RAPPAHANNoCK LIVESTOCK FARM

loo. a.. fenced and cross fenced;
double springs water each field;
nnearly l mi. on hard-surfaced hwy;
will love. Good outbldgs. complete
Here is the spot where your vita
minis begin. Only $4,000 cash, bal.
$50 rs per mo. Open Sun, IL to
T. Directions: Out Warrenton pike
mi. to open sign. Cali ALTMAN
REALTY CO., GIL. 6436. for details.
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VAGABOND
HORNER'S TRAILER CENTER. btr
and Fla. ave ne, FIR 1921
Manning Trailer Sales

New and used trailer coaches. Mo.
bile 34-ft aluminium on display
SS01 BALTIC. Wash. blvd. Bervyn.
Nd. Telephone TO. 66s1.
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TRAllERS FOR SALE

WANTED-Garage, double; also sin
gle, Suitable storage; ne. Cal
AT. 1870 after
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT

CONN. AVE. AND n ST. NV, May
flower Hotel-Lge. of1ce offers desk
space, telephone and secretarial
service. mailing address. Prestige
location and facilities; S35 mo. ST.
1858. 81
WOODWARD BLDG.-Air cond.; in
lawyers attractively furn. suite; al
facilities; reas. ME. 1901.
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GARAGES FOR RENT
GARAGES WANTED

ARGE DOUGLE GARAGE NV,
l4th ST.; $50 mo. rent. Call ]. A.
MckEEVER CO.. ST. $500.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
lConfinuedl

PREFAR.RICATED 6-rm. house moved
your location; 81 500 cash; must sell
by Sat. OV. 1929. .
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TAXICAB FOR SALE
TAXICABS
FOR
SALE
WHOLESALE
AND
RETAIL
1907 CORCORAN ST. NV.
DE. $500
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

FROM AN ORIGINAL OWNER; 49,
AZ Chevrolet or Ford; clean; cash.
GIL. S349.
PVT PARTY has $500 cash and
1o47 Crosley; wants 1946-194S
Plymouth, Dodge or Chrysler Wind
sor, 2-dr. or club cpe. TIL. 62a7
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACE, noun
tain view, spacious dwelling and
grounds, 8 acres. fine location: out
standing value at $3.50 for home
or possible commercial.
DESIRABLE CATTLE FARM; 1872
one WAUaH WAGE hRqssi REA Ts ESTATE ioE
AGENCY. Sec. Natl. Bank Bldg,
phone, $500 day: 1882 night. Gull
DaDer Va IL
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CHRYsLER 1e4s Windsor conv. cpe.: !:
MoToRs: i4th and Pa. ave. Sc Sc.
CHRYSLER AZ New Yorker sedan;
radio, heater, automatic transmits
sion. First Choice" WHEELMO-
BILE. Only 81, 1896. WHEELER, INC,
$500 Wisconsin NV. EN-. 6277.
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LOTS WANTED
ACREAGE FOR SALE

RESIDENTIAL. approx. 150-ft. front
PREF. NV, Mass. ave. area, D. c.
all utils. EN-. 4169. 81
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or ord pest s.a6 9ner. wo. $780, bet. 4;st
DoDGE saS ieE5 is47 Custom sedan: Low own.
defroster: air-foam cushions. Lux.
ury comfort. Economical operation
sSnd.d sIs' s1Sss fsk-sna su1sR FRsi BoNb sas1s.
ED CARS Make GOOD OR WE
Do" 3-day driving trial, 3o-day
saNR BafFsntz FiNANe1Na sanE By LEE EopTAT! y sT
LER. INC. 1921 21st st. NV, DI,
ol10. Open It'll o; Saturday and
DODGE 1887 81 ? sedan; .ss5. Call RA
rH SSso betwesn 9 and z pm. i
s1e5. WI WsiLsoRN MoToiRs, TOO
East-Wsst hwy, Silver Spring. Md
DoDGE 11aiss bus. cpe.: dependable
transp.: good tires. bat, heater,
sspsa sisasd gqss qso be ow 5ssn e ssss g. sDgFs
DODGE 1887 sedan; very good cond.
SIPS cash. Amoco station, 1740
poeei ss I.ds sis a.ss:1 s:, vs.; susssR ss s club
age. This one-owner car Is in abso-
futely perfect condition throughout.
Must be seen to be APPRECIATED;
3l.3So. Cash, trade or terms. BELL,
MOTORS SOLO Wisconsin ave-. Wo.
DODGE 1s4s Custom 4-dr. sedan;
spotiights. plastic seat covers: se75.
TW. 1888 after 6 pm. -5
DODGE 1941 custom sedan; r. and
h.; very good mechanically; S295;
terms. HOYLE MOTOR SALES.
1345 Que st. NV. DU.. 5000. ---31
DODGE 1887 sedan; rebuilt motor,
D. c. inspected. Sacrifice, only S195.
OWNER, III 10th st.n.e. -
DODGES, '46, AZ, '4S-A selection
Of club couples, 2-doors, 4-doors and
town sedans; selection Of colors.
Each is In excellent condition
throughout. We only put on sale
clean cars. They all have either or
both, radio and heater, Prices from
$1,O96. TREW MOTOR CO.. 9th
and Fla. ave. ne. FIR. 1882. 81
DODGE 1eA6 business coupe; :: r::sH. And
1878 Arkansas ave. dE. 1854. Can
- financed.
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Dairy farm, good home, peri. location
fertile land, plenty of water, good
census, no drawbacks A farmer S
farm on main highway; not for the
commuter; has been in the same
family for over 100 yrs; 110 acres;
Waterfront, Va. 229I or oW. 3OO7.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Radio Bldg. Arl., Va.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-07
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
 FINAL ACCOUNT

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that PATRICK J. PAUL. as ad- ministrator of the Estate of CHAR LIE BENNETT, Deceased, has made and filed his written verified Final Account and Report as such ad- ministrator with the United States Commissioners (EX- -Officio Probate) Court for the Juneau Commission CTS Precinct, and that a hearing will be held thereon before said Court in it's courtroom in the Fed eral-Territorial Building in Juneau Alaska, at 10:00 o'clock AM. on March 20 1850, and that all per sons and interested parties are re- quired to then and there appear and make their objections if any to said Final Account and the settle ment thereof, and that at said hear ing the Court will adjudicate and decree who are the heirs and dis tributes of said estate, and that said Final Account and Report prays that the estate, consisting of an un- divided one-half of the vessel JUNE K", Official No 248637, be distributed as follows: One-half of said one half to Annie Bennett, decedent's widow, and one-half of said one half to Joseph c. Bennett, and that said distribution be made subject to the liens and claims as stated in said Final Account and Report.
 WITNESS my hand and official seal at Juneau, Alaska, January IS. 1850.
 GORDON CRAY, United States Commissioner and Ex-O -Officio Probate Judge for the Juneau, Alaska, Commissioners Pre- cinct.
 First publication, Jan. IT, 1850. Last publication, Feb. T, 1850.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-07
MANY AFFAIRS FETE COUPLES
 LEAVING SOON

For MT. and Mrs. Ike B. Taylor and MT. and Mrs. w. s. Pullen, both pioneer Juneau families whose hus- bands have or are retiring and who are due to leave in the near future to make their homes in the states many affairs are being given to honor them before they leave.
 Last Thursday Mrs Ali N NTonsen entertained both couples at a dinner at her home to which fifteen guests, oldtime friends, were invited.
 Friday they were entertained at dinner at the R. E. Robertson home and on Saturday, former Governor George Parks gave a large party at the Baranof Hotel.
 On Sunday morning Miss Pear. Peterson was hostess at breakfast for Mrs. Pullen and Mrs. Taylo-, to which 16 wo~ell friends ue-s tl- vited.
 Many other informal gatherings were held and the days ahead be- fore departure time will be busy ones.
 Among affairs planned for the two couples are dinner tonight at the Iellenthal home with Judge and Mrs. Simon Hellenthal as hosts and a tea tomorrow afternoon at which Mrs. A. F. Ghiglione will en- certain for Mrs. Taylor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-07
.DR. ROY |. SMITH 10.
 VISIT JUNEAU; WILL BE HERE FOR 1 WEEK

Dr. Roy L. Smith, who is max ing a tour of Alaska in the inter- est of the Methodist Church, will arrive in Juneau Monday, February 13. pr. Smith is well known as an editor, pastor, author, public speaker and foreign correspondent He has been the pastor of some of the largest churches in Meth odism, preaching to an average of 5,ooO people every Sunday in his last Eastorate For Q number of years he was editor of The Christ ian Advocate" the official news paper-magazine of the Methodist Church. His Saturday night radio program. "Fireside Philosophy" was continued for nine years. Carrying credentials from American newspa- pers, he has visited practically ev- cry European country, as well as Mexico, Japan, China, Korea, and Manchuria. The Chinese Govern ment conferred on him the Order of the Jade because of his interest and participation in Far Eastern affairs.
 A full schedUle nas been planned for Dr. Smith while he is in Ju- neau. He will address the members of the Ministerial Association; de- liver addresses on Monday evening and Tuesday evening at the Metho- dist church, to which the public is invited; speak to the student body of the Juneau High School; speak at the luncheons of some of Juneau's clubs; address the mem bers and friends of the Methodist church at a church dinner; anG will be the honored guest at re- ception in the Methodist manse, to which the ministers Of the commit nifty and their wives will be invited
 A number of Juneau residents have heard Dr. Smith on previous occasions and a great deal Of in- terest has been expressed in his coming. A large attendance is an- ticipated at the evening meetings on Monday and Tuesday, February 13 and IA.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-07
]. arqe Crowd Calls 10 Greef
 Admiral and Wife

Ore of the largest crowds ever called at the Governors House last night paid their respects to and meet Rear Admiral and Mrs. Joseph Greenspn, new Comman- dant of the l7th Coast Guard Dis trict. who with Mrs. Greenspun, arrived here recently. Governor and Mrs. Ernest Gurening were host and hostess for the affair.
 Following dinner for the dis unguished guests, Juneau reople tegan calling at o'clock and con- tinued until long past the closing hcur set for the reception, staying to dance to music furpished by Mrs. Lillian Uggen at the piano, Phyllis Langdon. violin, and Jerry Chapman, drums.
 During the evening Mrs. Cor rine Jenne- -Kenway played a violin solo, accompanied by Mrs. Ruth Popejoy at the piano.
 Pouring during the evening were Mesdames B. D. Stewart, Gerald Williams, Don c. Foster, E. c. AL brecht, P. J. Gilmore Jr., George Fclta, James c. Ryan, Crystal Jen- ne, V. F. Tydlacka, N. s. Haugen, Edward P. Chester Jr., and Lew Williams. Assisting Mrs. Gurening in serving were Mrs. Hunt Gruening Mrs. George Sundborg, Miss Lynn Tales and Miss Lois Jund.
 An enjoyable surprise terminat- ing the dinner before the recep- ticn was when large, candle-lit cake was brought to- the table observance of the Governors birth day. Guests immediately sang "Rapry Birthday" and the Gov erncr, with the aid of Mrs. Green spun and Mrs. Haugen eXtinguished the candles on the first blow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-07
FEDERAL EaADL0YEES
 LJN(K TOMORROW TO
 DISCUSS PROBLEMS

The National Federation of Fed eral Employees meet tomorrow at noon in the Gold Room of tie Baranof Hotel to discuss problems involving their request for differ ent handling Of their 25 percent extra Alaskan pay, and to view "a short motion picture, Your Dgi7- ing Habits"
 The picture, on loan from FraaI A. Metcalf, Alaska Highway Patrol head to Henry A. Benson, Ter ritorial Commissioner of Labor, dis rlays methods of driving in ice and snow and how to handle a car under any circumstance.
 The film is a portion of Ben sons current safety campaign
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-07
2-MINUTE RULE 70 BE USED IN BIG
 CAGE TOURNAMENT

NEW YORK, Feo. 7-tR-The National invitation Basketball Tour nament will not use the national version of the controversial two- minute rule next month.
 Chairman Asa Bushenell says his group will play under the To, cal New York version.
 The NCAA has said it will stick to the national rule for it's cham pionships.
 Under the national rule, the team shooting a foul in the final two minutes takes the ball out of bounds after the attempt, made or missed.
 Bushnell said the NIT two-min- ute rule calls for a jump at the free throw after foul shots instead of giving the ball out of bounds to the offended team.
 Bushnell said Invitations will so out in about two weeks to 12 teams for the NIT.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-07
SWANS YIN
 SEASONS DUCK STAMP

A picture of two trumpeter swans flying over national wildlife refuge in Montana was chosen for the l7th duck stamp in the Fish and Wildlite Service annual duck stamp compe- tition in Washington, DC, it was announced today by Dan Ralston, acting Service head in Juneau.
 Artist of the winning design is Walter A. Weber of the capital city A total of 88 designs were sent in by 65 professional and amateur contestants. 8
 Weber is the first man to win the contest a second time. His first winner was used for the 1944-45 stamp, and showed three white fronted geese. This years winner is the first of fowl completely pro< tected by law. Thought to be dying out, the trumpeters have risen from a US. population of 73 in 1885 to 451 in 1949 under F'WS protection.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-07
LABOR SCHOOL x
 NOW IN SESSION.

The Labor SchoUl sponsored by the Territorial Department of La bor began sessions last night in the CIO Hall with classes in parl- imentary law, the historical back ground of collective bargaining ana labor history from 1348 to 1880.
 Tcnight's classes are: Duties Of the Union Officers, at T o'clock , Purposes and terms of Collective Bargaining Agreement, at 7:45; and American Labor History from 1842 to 1912, at 8:30.
 The Labor School is open to the general public and interested per- sons may attend any class which is of interest to them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-07
ASPHALT CONTRACT. FOR ROAD WORK LET ToSTAkDAnD OIL O.

A contract for approximately hali a million dollars worth of asphalt was awarded yesterday to the Stan dard Oil Company of California by the Alaska Road Commission.
 The asphalt, to be delivered to Anchorage and Valdez tanks owned by the commission sometime this spring. will amount to around 10000 barrels. The commission has installed @ number of l9000-barrel tanks in both locations, from which the heated asphalt will be pumped into trucks and be moved to road sites to be paved. Contractors will mix the preparation with aggre- gate to make blacktopping for road improvements.
 The section from Anchorage to Palmer, known as Glenn A, will be paved this coming season, as will the next 54 miles to the eastward, known as Glenn B l. Two other sections. of A and B miles, which will pave the entire Glenn Highway to where it joins the Richardson Highway, will go ahead, with hopes for the latter section to be 100 percent completed this season. The A mile stretch is doubtful.
 Completion of blacktopping north of Big Delta, now half completed, should be done this summer, road officials said. The Fairbanks sec tion of the road will be put on bid for reconstruction and surfacng and some grading this season, but no paving.
 Price offered by the oil company was $16.42 ton for an MIG 3 grade oI asphalt and S$16.92 for an RC . grade. Both prices are delivered.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-07
C0MMUNlCA

To the Daily Alaska Empire-I would like to call your attention to an error in an advertisement in The Daily Alaska Empire.
 The front page of the January 6 edition carries a false and mislead- ing advertisement. The Alaska l6mm Film Exchange is not offer ing the only service in Southeast Alaska. Lu-Ek's Photo Shop offered this service to the people of South east Alaska on December IT with a front page advertisement in the Daily Alaska Empire.
 We are still offering a l6mm film service to the people and will con- tinue to do so.
 I would appreciate it very much if you will correct the mistaken im- precision that this advertisement has given some people.
 Sincerely,
 (SigneO E. x. Guerin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-07
FOR SALE

SKATER .TRACT-2 bdr. pine-pan- nelled, fireplace, partly furnished. Honey, comfortable.
 GOLD BELTS bdr. fireplace, elec- tric kitchen, furnace, completely furnished. Immediately available. GOLD -Juneau's finest. D. rooms, fireplace, walI-to-wall car peting. ? completed bedrooms. another easily finished. Garage, view. venitian blinds. New, IM- MFDIATELY AVAILABLE. SIXTH STREET, bdr., beautifully furnished, electric kitchen, view, terraced gardens.
 pOuGLAS-Building suitable z bar. apt. and commercial down stairs. New FILA home, 2 bed- rooms.
 ARB sand other boats. Gift shop, machine shop, apartment hous- es. good money makers. LOTS Glacier Highway, Gold Belt, Cal houn, Douglas, Douglas Highway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-07
HOSPITAL NOTES

Arnt II. Nilsen, T. Ogg, Godfrey and Mrs. Ventura Samaniego were admitted to St. Ann's hospital yesterday. Steve Vukovich and Mrs. James Hickey Jr. were dismissed.
 Joe Peterson Jr. of Juneau was admitted to the Government hos pital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-07
S and T
WSCs CIRCLE MEETS
 TOMORROW 10 STUDY

The Afternoon circle of the Wo- mans Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church will meeo tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Peter Oswald, 720 Eleventh Street.
 Mrs. Jack Popejoy will begin the new study on Japan.