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Evening star., 1950-01-22
CHEVY CHASE CORNER
Reduced $4,000 to $2l,950

OPEN SUM-, l TO DARK
UNIQUE, NEW, ALL-BRICK house
offered for the first time at this
below builders cost price! Full
center entrance hall-liying room
(22x13 ft.) with 3 exposures and
adjoining concrete screened side
porch-spacious dining room-large,
de luxe kitchen with metal cabinets
and garbage disposal-powder room.
ND, Zno moor mas ;Ie LOVELY, Ety. nrieht ned
tractive sun deck of master bed
room. Full basement-gas a.-c. heat
slate roof-the finest of materials
throughout. INSPECT AND CON-
PARE THIS HOME WITHOUT FAIL
THE BUILDERS SACRIFICE is
YOUR GAIN! Drive $40 mile past
Western ave. on River rd. to Sara
toga ave-, right on Saratoga l block
to Metzler sign. Exclusive with
METZLER-REALTO
n
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WIDOW WILL SHARE partly furn.
6-rm. house with couple or 2 ladies
Using own bedrm. furniture. 4th
and Franklin SITS. ne. Bus passes
GROOM HOUSE, newly renovated,
to share with employed couple;
ami. Call Sat. all day; Sun. after
1; TIA. 4570. Pr
SILVER SPRING-Lady will share
home with other refined lady; pri-
liz iii D' a' -2S
SILVER SPRING, MD.-6-rm. home,
nicely furn.. man owner. share with
other man or couple; gas, cleo, heat
furn. also. Inquire after 9 am.
Monday, RE. 1915.
with lady; over 25; all privileges;
conv. transp. SH. $3.50.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

a-3 BEDROOM HOUSE desired, fur
nished' Cabin John vicinity. Box
2 OR 3 BEDRM. HOUSE, unfurn.,
in NV. Sec; reas. rent. OR. 0O07.
NAVAL OFFICER. wife and child will
lease three-bedroom. bath house for
two years; will pay up to S110 per
me4eh prefeTred R9I s5T VpivsFsty Bark
e-BEb6iRooM SPH HoUsE,' tsa;'' anfurnished ssf1i
!, vicinity Falls Church or Arling-
ton: 500 to Sl10. FA. 1925. 22'
PROFESSIONAL COUPLE desire fur
nished house, Bethesda vicinity OIL.
.STp SI0G days; ,>, VI; 4237 ewes; or Sun.
large reception and dinine rooms; !;
Northwest area; for year or longer:
5000, Call OR. 5000. Ext. 80.
weekdays. wee days. Sunday, AID. o70o, Ext
1t. Col. q. S. Army, desires three
bsa9on esdroom ongd nngndfurnished house. Call
WANTED = Unfurnished o-bedroom
School oa Pentason laSe Air hfaT Force sespe cspe
tain, wife: daughter s. Under s1oo.
ARMY COLONEL and wife desire to
rent suitable unfurnished house
with two bedrooms and ample Stor-
age space in attic or dry basement
et,oon2yWenient COZ TO PentaGon call yO,wer
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE desire .
bedrm. bungalow: vic. Walter Reed
H1spltal M2 1ads Feb, to June or longer.
CANADIAN GOVERNMENT official re-
quires Immediately in Arlington
area three-bedroom unfinished
GRIN. UNFINISHED house in D. c..
by quiet family, reasonable rent;
CATHEDRAL VIC. or within easy
transp., , or bedrms. . baths;
furnished house or apt: till July | ::
up to S225 mo. MRS. EAGLES,
FURN. OR CNFURN.. o-bdrm. house:
pref. North Arlinston or vicinity,
with garage: Arlingtcn references;
consider buying on low monthly
rate: by instrument maker; max.
$50 per month; by Mar. lst. OTIS
OR 3 BEDRM. HOUSE needed by
responsible family; preferably NV
sect: reas. rent. OR. DOOR. -2S
LET NE RENT your, furn. or un-
CLYDE c. DUNNiNGToN. Wi. WI 5 s655.
MARYLAND
Client wishes to rent nicely furn.
home from Feb. to July l. $500 10
$500. Preferably in Chevy Chase
Kenwood or Bethesda Excellent
references. Call Frank Wetzel, HU
4345.
WETZEI, REAI, ESTATE
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

TO EXCHANGE-Nice furn. 6-rm
house, full basement. gas heat;
back yard; moderate rent for in
expensive apt. in cony. location
233 33rd. st. ne. Ii. 4-S16S.-22
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

VERY CLOSE TO PUBLIC AND
PAROCHIAL GRADE AND
HIGH SCHOOLS
Brick Colonial built in 1941. Con-
tains center hall, living room, dining
room, 1st-fioor lavatory, kitchen:
3 bedrooms and bath: stairs to
floored attic; large open basement
with outside entrance. gas heat, nice
garden, inclosed with picket fence.
Owner in service, being transferred.
CHEVY CHASE
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB
Attractive home of brick and Colonial
siding, contains center hall. living
room, dining room, pantry and kitch-
en-; 3 bedrooms and , baths on 2nd
floor; ! room and storage on 3rd;
oil heat, screened rear porch, gear
garage. good-size lot.
Office Open Sunday
9 Am. to $50 PM.
w. C.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts. Sumner & Spring Valley
4S3O Mass. Ave. NV. OR. AGA
Evening Telephone OIL. 0051
Oist Your House With Us)
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OPEN SUNDAY 2-6

1901 WYOMING AVE. NV.
THE ALTAMONT''
ONE BEDRM.. din. rm. apt. on goth
st. side; just decorated; 1900,
on terms.
BACHELOR EFFICIENCY. with bed
alcove; large bright kitchen and
large closets; SS,650, on terms.
Ask for Dick Stanton in the lobby.
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435 ONEIDA pr, NV

435 ONEIDA PL. NV.
OPEN SAT-. & SUN, 9 TO DARK
Lovely detached brick home in the
Manor Park Sec, near two express
bus lines and the Coolidge High
School, stores, etc. Seven rms,
bath, INV h., Bryant gas furnace,
hot-water heat; open fireplace, elec.
refgr., garage. Drive out Kansas
ave. or N. H. ave. to 5th ST., left
on Oneida and right to house. Eve.
or Sum-, phone Temple 223I
L. T. GRAVATTE
1918 K st. NV, Realtor, MA. O753
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwest
GEORG ETOW N

Mr.. DUMBARTON OAKS
Handsome brick town house; liv. rm.,
library, din. rm., moderniZed kit;
bedrms 2 extremely lge.; fin. bsmt.,
gas heat; full storage attic; high
ceilings; fireplaces; maids rm
and bath: lots of fine cabinet work
and bookshelves; overlooks Dunbar
ton Oaks estate, close to play
ground and schools. PERI. cond.,
tastefully dec Famous people live
in this block. Ask for Mr. Ford with
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1922 18th st. NV. ST. 1900; ewes,
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE

ON PARK-Distinctive Arm. apt,
paid out building; S11. 500; all or
coaoP s9SSisntiaE hPf cash on conf 0r ave ss2?
entrance hall, garage; $1,000 down
and S64.90 per month. FORD E.
MORGAN sr' RE 49lo till Ja 9 Pm,
BARGAIN OFFER. must sell; large q
bedrm. wing; Naylor Gardens; ST.
$50 down including membership fee;
S11 ;95 mo. complete. OWNER, TW.
eHoICE NV. LOG, close to Sears,
Wisconsin ave. store; liv. rm., din
screened porch, ind. gas h.-w.f unit
and auto. h.w.; yard; needs redecor.;
excel. terms. EARL T. WRIGHT,
WI, $500; Suns. and ewes, WI.
RUTLAND COURTS. 1725 18th st.
n:w,.-2-bedroom apartment with
high southeast exposure; very large
in this long established downtown
cooperative; elevator and switch
board service; vacant; $500 cash,
total per month $50. Key at desk.
eor sMTHy SsIaf ca doMPASY NJ Gavia sr with aa06 q
TILDEN GARDENS-open Sunday,
Ia pm. De luxe 3-bedroom, 2-bath
apartment with full dining room,
fireplace in living room, sun room,
3 exposures. Completely re-decorat
ed plus new stove and refrigerator
Garage and individual storage space
in basement. Immediately available
to qualified cash purchaser. Apt.
No; sol, 1920 Tifden street. Open
only as indicated; for special ap-
H. G. SMTTHY CO.. ST. 1900. -22
IN EXCLUSIVE BRoADMooR at
being transferred. Immed, occup.
SPACIOUS 3 exp. apt, large. and l
din. room, etc. Carpeting and ven,
blinds also available. Inspection
"a pm. Sunday. Apt. 222, or cali
OWNER, EM; 6921;
s95 large shh liv fms snhiaerise dinette' BED ss-
rooms, kitchen and bath; total
monthly payments only S74 81;
terms: DI. 1015 till 9 pm, VIM. H
SAUNDERS CO., INC. "a
ESTATE PRoPERTY-Unusu lge.
2-bedrm. apt. with liv. rm., full
sized din: rm.. kit: and bath; End f.;
older Cooperative near 18th and
decoration w. but excellent oppor-
tunity for cash purchaser at $500.
cail Mr.; Gavin, with H. G. sMITHY
W., 01. OoUU. -ZZ
GOOD INVEST. in NV. coop, rented
at $50 mo-. maint.. S22: priced,
$3.50. MR.. PALMER, co. 6436.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-4-De luxe. o
room apt; only 1 left, in thoroughly
modern bldg: oak parQuet floors,
22-ft. liv. rm., stainless steel kitch-
en-, many extras; only $4,000 down,
excellent terms. 3O25 ontario I'd.
NV, Apt. 3O7; 21a blocks north
of 18th and Columbia rd. on Adams
Mill rd. Open Sunday, Ia; other
times. by appointment. H G.
SMITHY CO., ST. $500. -22
VIC. 18th AND r N.W.-1 outside
rm., foyer, kit. bath, elev, switch
board serv., S7,500; terms: $1,000
down, bal. $50 mo-; restricted. Box
SILVER SPRING, ss,s75-Modern
2-bedrm., liv. rm., dinette kit,
and bath. S75.2S month, w. E.
BEERS, SH. 4747; ewes. 81. s947.
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BRIGHTWOOD-OPEN l.!
UNDER $4,000

6l6 Roxboro pl.-Semidet. 6-rm.
R1ok a1 of fu m snced edrt o te' storm Fm
sash: terms. FILA approved. Open
to. offer. W. E. BEERS, SH. 4747,
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"RIDGELANDS"
FOXHAIL ROAD

Lovely estate OF 8 acres, facir \
Foxhall rd. NV, IL rms, 3 baths,
powder rm., servants quarters, Q
car garage, auto. oil heat; can be
rented partially furn. or unfurn
For appt. to inspect call
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K st. NV, Ma. $500. --22
2-bedroom brick, Annandale = SI15
4-bedroom brick, Annandale $50
EASTMAN & SEAY
Exclusive Realtors, FA. 1920. -23
C0L0RED-4922 CENTRAL AVE.
N.E.-Corner loc.; office and home
for prof. man. EX. 3408.
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BIB NEWARK RID

Nr. Peace Cross-Detached bung allow
5 rms, kit and bath; conv. to shop
ping and transp.: incl. refgr.; S9I.4
monthly; available Feb. 10th. May
FEDERAL RENTAL CO.. 915 New
York ave. NV, MA. 74lS
Evening star., 1950-01-22
CLEVELAND PARK

5 BEDRMS.
2 BATHS
This home lends itself to gracious
living with it's enormous living
room with open fireplace. A huge
entertainment. The lovely kitchen
and pantry are designed for the
preparation of sumptuous dinners
3 huge bedrooms and bath on 2nd
floor. 2 bedrooms and bath on 3rd
floor ExouiSitely furnished
throughout. We suggest you call
Mr.. Dorminy for an appointment
to see.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
MA OH EoQ NJ o.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwes,

OPEN TO SIS new all brick homes;
2h baths, center-hall plan, the
nest t,sSs Of se seo sure and
tions: Out Piney Branch I'd. to Old
Bladensburg rd., right l blk. to
open sign. SOLEM REALTY CO.,
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Open Sunday, l to Dark

OpeII OuIIUdy, I 10 DdIh
1735 HARVARD ST. NV.
See this mod. row brick; many prize
features, close-in loc., conv. shop
ping. transp., picture windows on
3 levels overlooking park; mod. de-
sign: equip. incl. dishwasher unit
Bendix, auto. gas heat. In add. to
compl. liv quarters on 2 levels
for l fam; this house contains sep
efficiency apt, incl. bath. full kit.
pvt entr.; price, S1s,950 for quick
sale. Srn. excl. with
JOSEPH TISHLER, Realtor
TU. $500; ewes, Sun. AID. 1878.
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HOME REALTY co.

1860 CLYDESDALE PL. NV.
OPEN is SAT. AND SUN.
ga blks. N. of 18th and Columbia
rd., at cor. of Adams Mills rd.,
lovely. eftic. apt. with lge.. liv.-bed
closet; dinette-kit. and mod. bath;
rec. redec.; priced at only S6,250
See Mr.. PALMER or MR. RICE at
Apt. 205, CO. 6436 or OR. 1895
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WE CAN BUILD
OH E0A
vETZEL REAL ESTATE

For a Large Family
Brick early Colonial; 5 bedrms. and
3 baths on End and 3rd floors;
center hall. living rm. with fireplace,
dining rm., kitchen with breakfast
alcove, library and "a bath on lst
floor; recreation rm. with bar and
fireplace, maids rm. and bath in
basement: large lot. beautifully
handicapped front and rear; outdoor
fireplace, 2-car garage; house is
in excellent condition, and located
just across the District line in
Montgomery Co.; price is very low
for a property of this type, and
exceptional terms can be arranged.
A. M. McFADDEN. Realtor, WI.
s0S5; ewes. and Sunday, OIL. 1859.
1923 Buchanan st. NV.
OPEN TODAY, l TO 5
Best value in the city at S14,5OO.
Semidet. 6 rm. brick house on very
deep lot. 2 screened porches, auto.
gas heat, large 2-car gar. Many
other fine features. See this prop
Joseph Tishler, Realtor
TU. $500 Ewes, AID. 457S.
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4614 18th STREET NV.

4 BEDROOMS-2 BAT HO
OPEN SUNDAY PM. TO DARK
Home and income. Large row brick
suited for conversion into 2 apis.
H-wh. One block to transp. and
shopping. Call Mr.. Weaver, WO.
4949
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. D1. 3346
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CHEVY CHASE

N1IH I O1I11bH
5 MIN. TO PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL
First offering of this lovely prewar
semidet. brick home, with slate roof.
in refined neighborhood. Conv. To-
Gated mr.. shopping and transp.
ENTRANCE INTO CENTER HALL
First a. has beaut. liv. rm. with firepl.,
family-size din, rm, well equipped
kit, den or bedrm. and full bath;
porch; 2nd f., has 4 lge bedrms
and Q baths; full fioored attic; lge.
bsmt. with bath, built-in garage;
oil h.-w.h.
R. A. Humphries, Realtor
sos N. Capitol st. MA. 5000. pa
Evening star., 1950-01-22

400 BLOCK NEWTON ST. NV
For home and income. Three story
S-room brick house now used as
rooming house; = baths, oil h.-w.h.
Sale of house includes furniture.
Reasonable terms, quick possession.
Call Mr.. Maury, TU. 1926.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
2o4 14th St NV. DI. 334O
Evening star., 1950-01-22
GEORGETOWN

Open Sunday, 2 to 5. 1924 34th St
Brick house: 3 bedrms. and bath on
2nd floor; large living room with
fireplace and French doors leading
to a garden, kitchen and dinette on
first floor; oil heat; recently re-
Call Virginia Bentley, NO. $500.
ROXANNA B DORAN agent -22
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EUGENE P. NIXON

1O25 Vermont Ave. NV, RE. 81 II
GOOD NV. LOCATION
Semidetached brick, T rooms, bath,
churches, etc.; very desirable To-
cation; priced to sell. Also detached
asbestos shingle home. 7 rooms,
bath. gas hot-water heat: excellent
Brightwood section; vacant. For
appt. to inspect call Mr.. Northern,
Sligo 1859. with BETHEL, DI. 81 90.
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COLORED

COLORED
Excellent investment; 1852 Harvard
st. n.w.-14 rms, 3 baths. 4 porch
es, oil heat: priced to sell. EQUIT-
ABLE REALTY CO., Mr.. Martin.
MI. 20S0, Ia 4415 -22
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rNT,NPEn

Newly remodeled Colonial brick: 3
complete aptS., 3 baths, automatic
heat, beautifully decorated: splen-
did home and investment; upper
NV. MR.. ROOTS, MI. 2Os0, GE.
2093 %
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UPPER 18th STREET

aOS 10th ST. NV. DI. 1905.
Near 18th and Monroe NV.
Well-built brick; 6 large rooms, bath,
h.-wh h., full basement; rea asonable
price and terms. Ewes. and Sun.
call Mr.. Drain, CO. 1879. WEITZ
REALTY CORP, 9o5 18th st. NV,
Evening star., 1950-01-22
PETWORTH

412O Ill. ave. NV, half block off
Grant Circle-Convenien to schools,
churches. stores and transporta-
ton First floor. living room with
fireplacet large dining room, kitch-
en-. glassed-in porch; second floor.
3 bedrms., tile bath; steps to attic;
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14O9 KENNEDY NV

14US hENNED4 IN. w.
0et. brk., 13 rooms, 3la baths, oil h
VIII, Scar Diet. gar; " blk. from
Rock Creek Park. New-pouse cond.
throughout. Mrs. Readmond. EN-
SS75, with WlLLOUGHBY'S REAL
A
Evening star., 1950-01-22

DETACHED BRICK - New. Large
living room, dining room, large kit,
porch and powder room on lSt floor.
3 large bedrooms. Will go GIL. For
particulars call Mr.. Guynn, EN-
1902.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1904 J1tn NJ VIZ mr. 221G
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3O2 RittenhOuse NV.
NEAR CRESTWOOD

English type stone, detached, on
wooded lot, 50x175. with beautiful
flowers and shrubbery, overlooking
Rock Creek Park; large living room
with stone fireplace. master bedroom
with bath on 1st floor, and 3 bed
rooms and bath on 2nd floor: rec
reation room. An outstanding home
in an outstanding community. only
4 miles from White House. Priced
right for immediate sale. Call Sum
day, l to 3.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-05-12
FIRE STARTS NEAR WASILLA AIRSTRIP

WASILLA - Fire burned over three acres of woodland just north of the Wasilla airstrip this week. The blaze apparently started Monday about one o'clock in the afternoon. It was not dis covered until nearly five that day, when patrolling fire guard plane sighted the flames.
 Three division of forestry men, John Mccormick, pilot, and Dick Shirer and Charles Kendall of the Palmer Guard Station, quelled the fire before it had assumed dangerous propositions.
 MT. Kendall, in charge of the Palmer station, said he thought the Valleys latest fire probably was started when someone tossed a match or a lighted cigarette into dead grass beside the old trail which leads to the airstrip.
 The fire guard emphasized that everyone must be especially careful now, when it is so very dry and when the wind is blow ing so hard"
Valley frontiersman., 1950-05-12
Five All Clubs Are
 Formed Here This Week

Five All Clubs were organized at the Extension Office this week, Miss Mary Lou Lashbrook an nounced today. Club members met with their leaders, elected of ficers and fixed their regular meeting dates. Other clubs were still being formed, late in the week, and the work is expected to continue into next week.
 Club reporters have submitted news articles on these organiza- ton meetings. Space limitations did not permit their publication this week. They will be carried in the Valley Frontiersman next week, under a column of All Club news.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-05-12
Chief Washable. Now Cinema. Returns 10 Alaska Service

The former Chief Washable which has been a stranger to Alaskan waters for the past six months, will sail north under a new name when she starts for ter ritorial waters again on May Is, an Alaska Steamship Company official announced this week. The Chief Washable will hereafter be known as the Cinema. The steamer was named for the river on which Fairbanks is located.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-05-12
Seven Boy Scout Troops Organized in Aloska
 During Month of April

Seven new Boy Scout troops, one of them Cub pack with only three charter members, were organized in Alaska during the month of April, it was announced from Juneau Scout headquarters this week. One of the new troops is an Explorer troop.
 Cities which organized Boy Scout troops last month include Klawock, Craig, Ketchikan, Fort Richardson, Anchorage, Peters burg and Seldovia.
 The Seldovia Cub pack of three is the first Boy Scout unit for that town.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-05-12

No more mistakes and two less sheets of paper to worry about that's the result promised by Alaska Steamship Company through use of it's new photostatic reproduction machines and null tiple-purpose bill of lading and expense bill froms. The new form will give all information avail able on a shipment on the single form.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-05-12
Juneau Talks of Sales Tax

Juneau talked of one per cent sales tax recently, at a city coun- cil meeting but the city fathers took no definite action on the matter. As the plan is shaping up now, the tax money would be earmarked for the retirement of bonds issued for city improve ments, and could be used for no other purpose. The Juneau coun- cil members saw the sales tax measure as one method whereby the city could erect the new school that Juneau so desperately needs.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-05-12
DANIELS--In the Lions Den

VANlELS--ln me LI0n'S Den
 On Sunday PoInners cleanup campaign, from May IA to May 20, inclusive, will be launched from the puIpts of Valley churches. Valley ministers as we'll Valley businessmen and Valley home owners, have promised fuII-heored cooperation in this years campaign, which is sponsored jointly by the Kiwonis Club and the Motonusko Valley Health Council.
 We'd like to somewhat hesitonty suggest that everyones whoIeheorted effort will be needed It will be no small task to polish up town to proper sanitary geon
 Each year, at this season when the snow has been gone for several weeks and the nercifuIy conceoing grass hasn't yet appeared wonder anew where Palmer merchants, Palmer residents and Palmer housewives learned their housekeeping manners. We've always been taught thot it's easier to keep things in fair degree of cleanliness than is to stage an intensive oI-out campaign against dirt once or twice each year.
 We do believe that one of the not-so-nmedote goals of this years campaign should be to keep the heaps ot tin cons gorOoge refuse and broken bottles from accommodating to such depths in dooryords. We'll have much simpler job on our hands, come spring of 1851.
 However, we'll be satisfied with an intensive effort to remove the more unsighty heaps of ubbish rust ing auto bodies, decoyng tires and other n0sceIone- objects from main streets, and from alleys. And do think that not to overlook the fact thut effort the n1ointroveled highways alone is not enough Occasionally visitor loses his way and struys from our principal thoroughfore, and we oughtnt to shock him by too great variation in the appearance Of our front yards from thot Of our back doorstep
 And while we're urging thot you clean up during this campaign week, we'd like to add word of con- rnendotion to those businesses merchants and homes which started the work much earlier this month. We know we can't mention them all, and we know we'll probably miss the very who needs the biggest bouquet, but do know, specifically thot the Moto- nusko Valley Farmers Cooperating Association the MotonuskQ Valley Fair Association Berts Druo Store and Hartley Brothers Motor Company have been bending their efforts toward neoter exterior. if you've been cleaning, and you're not mentioned here then say orchids to you too We're sorry we haven't noticed your efforts yet.
 Again, request your cooperation with this drive Remember conPony's coming again Mo> 27 and 28, and we do want Palmer to don its best pinofore for the occosion Every year, that company gets important in character and greater in num- Der and that calls for just that much greater effort part, think.
 It's our town-Iets all of us do all we can to make
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-07
FWS PENGUIN Il HERE
ENR0UTE TO SEATTLE;
LAST RUN OF SEASON

Penguin II, Fish and Wildlife
Service ship, arrived this morning
from its Christmas supply run to
the Pribilof Islands. The ship, under
the command of Capt. Dan Drot-
ming. left st. Paul Island November
81 and arrival date in Seattle is
scheduled for Monday. The supply
ship sails this afternoon to take
advantage of tides in Wrangell
Narrows.
Aboard are nine FWS employees
from st. Paul Island who made
improvements on and enlarged the
Reeves Aleutian Always landing
strip on the island. They are N. w.
Summers, foreman, Robert Laught-
land. Les Bradley, Alec Vitas, l.. R.
Reynolds, Ralph Allen and George
Popp.
Ports of call on the trip from
the Pribilofs were at st. George Is
land, Nikolski Village, Unalaska,
Dutch Harbor, Akutan, Sand Point
and Ouzinka on Spruce Island.
Penguin II is scheduled to make its
first run next year about March l.
The supply ship makes an average
of five supply runs a season to the
Pribilof Islands.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-07
WILL FLY BREAD
TO NOME; BAKERY
DESTROYED, FIRE

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Dec. TT
Mrs. Jennie Martin, owner OF
Nomes only bakery, plans to have
bread flown into the northern CITY
from Anchorage until she can set
up temporary facilities to replace
those destroyed by fire early yes
terday.
The baking shop proprietor was
visiting here when advised of the
early morning blaze by her son.
Total damage in the fire was es-
timated at $150,000. In addition to
Mrs. Martins North Pole Bakery
and Restaurant, the fire also des-
troyed Scotty's Bar and the Board
of Trade Saloon.
Mrs. Martin said she plans to set
up temporary baking facilities in
the Nome Grill which she leases.
The Board of Trade Bar was
described today as the successor
to the saloon originally built III
1900 by Tex Richard, who later
became a famed prize fight promo
ter.
J. j. Dillon, Alaska Steamship
Co. Agent at Nome, however, said
the original Richard establishment
burned in 1884.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-07
TACOMA COP IS
ACQUITTED IN
FATAL SHOOTING

TACOMA, Wash, Dec. 7-tRl-A
superior court jury acquitted po-
liceman Anthony zatkovich today
on a charge of second degree muir
der in the shooting of a young Los
Angeles woman here last Septem-
Der 81.
The jury, which took the case at
$50 pm, yesterday, returned its
verdict at $50 am.
Zatkovich, charged after he
wounded Margot Grannell fatally
while pursuing soldier for ques-
tioning, showed no emotion at the
verdict His wife wept.
Miss Grannel was shot after the
soldier had jumped into the car
she was driving. Zatkovich said he
fired in the belief it was getaway
car