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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FEED AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE
store. located nr. Bowie. Md. 800
TT. frontage on railroad siding. Ap-
prox. Q acres level ground. Crossing
approx. 100000 yearly. Many fran
chises. Store stock to sell anything
soi1me0t from te0th ,Iaf picks rt to tractors All
plus stock dollar for dollar. Excel.
bargain: For further information
eaaial Perry BOSWELL INC, wa.
caiIbRENps fSGG 0psn NHhsERRF. III RF licensed and
In operation; $4,000 income. Mod.
brick BLDG. Flower ave. section
0561, BEERS BROS, SH. 4747. q
CLEANERS--Long-time owner going
$500, MORGAN REAL ESTATE
DUE TO LEAVING CITY, will sell
ea;npe9 Lease Of .n9 small trestaqrant well
cation near school and business
zone: growing income of 81 900
month: 2 years lease, with option
Of years additional. For further
paWSBRoRERss plHPSSBRs5GH ss ExcHASG1E-146e hH Sse1s
busline for the same business. or
Launderette, or any other kind of
SHsiness. %f aSz1 ASK for MIR. F1cHMAN'
WANT TO PURCHASE dwelling and
store Nf coomgbination for couple. Phone
BEAUTY SHOP. in desirable NV To-
gross, 81 800 per mo. Priced to
DELICATEssEN-LUNCH - Thickly
populated suburban area; good
REsT ooa sesr S vol ,eaA; sA 9l2o
for. man-wife, partners; $4,000
eesashs; bal. on terms. MGR. TR.
GROCERY, guar. $3.50 weekly; no
SseT ser1s. 4-Fm Th. aps; ss4sl low rental seSoo'
HAND LAuNDRY and cleaning store,
good location NV. Call after 5 pm.
Thurs Fri. or Sat all day co. eal7 es.l7
FAIRFAX, ,VA.-Self-service grocery.
all modern equipment and fixtures
good lease; ABC license; very rea-
fGnaRx Faaax Psed ss eTes Ss MRs aPa sn sASNik kE
GRoCERY, EASTERN MARKET,
$3.5O0 down for established market;
have 2 for sale. viii sell separately
PATENT MEDICINE drug store-(no
prescriptions. good location, well
equipped, including soda fountain
and clean, popular brand inven-
tories; living quarters above store;
reasonable rent; good lease; profit
able sales. Call Ii. 4-90O2. 4
ICE CREAM TRUCK and established
route for immediate sale. Phone
FOR sAIE2GRoCERY STORE With
dwelling attached, at Deale, Md.
Fully equipped, including $4,000 in
stock. Gross receipts S100,0 900 per
year. Price, $35, 900. CHARLES F.
LEE, Realtor. Phone 2461. Annap-
oils, Md. 4
CONGENIAL business gentleman pre-
ferS partner, man or woman, imme-
diately, help invest and /or become
silent associate in small northwest
going restaurant-sandwich shop.
GROC. STORE: good for couple: eh-
day; good hours. Lock, stock, barrel.
$2'550o or srE Lease soga and fixtures only
MOTOR COURT-Excellent location
on 4-lane highway in nearby Vir-
ginia. 16 rental units, 2 apts. pri-
vate tiled baths; modern and at
tractive, Shown by appointment BY
Mr.. Guthrie or JOHN HILL CARTER.
Jr-,. Realtor, 917 Prince St, Alex
andria, Va. AL. 0l97, OV 2007,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
CLEVELAND PARK

A comfortable 4 bedrm. home in this
convenient sought after neighbor-
hood; liv. rm. with firepl., din.
rm., mod kit. pantry and phone
rm. 2 screened porches on the 1st
H.; built-in gar; oil heat; excep-
tionally lge. cedar closets; excel.
cond.; $19,500. Please call HU.
1886
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
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INVESTMENT

4-unit apt. bldg. with 9 2-bedrm
apts,; 1-bedrm. apis. with net
profit of $1,000 per yr. "a bsmt.
with oil h.-w.h.; all kits. equip; !
apt. furn.; priced to sell With
reasonable terms. T. ID. BURGESS,
VI. 2S02 till s. y
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W,
RAMRI ,ERS

group Of 2-bedroom homes,
modern as Tomorrow; tiled bath.
liv. rm-, din rm-, kit. bSnt. with
lsystory; wood-burning fireplace.
nice wooded lots; GI or conven-
tional financing with moderate cash.
An inspection will convince. Direc-
tions: Mass ave. NV. TO $500 block.
left 70 NamakRgan I'd. right "a
block left TO ramblers. Mr.. Bailey
on premises or at 5S04 Mass ave.
nXT IEXH nnAO
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
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Owner transferred. and Will transfer
his title 70 some laeky buyer OF his
NIL Crest detached brick, near
Branch and Alabama aVes. / rms:
in all; y baths oil a.-c h !ul
bsmt.. finished into rms; lot
5Oxl4O. LEe income possibilities.
Exceptional value at sci $50. ReaS.
terms,
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Colonial Beach Restaurant
Big season Just starting. See this
and make an offer; owner sick. RE
4o10; eveS.s IA. 4-0075. -
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NON-GI

Take advantage of low mo. pymts. by
assuming AZ lst trust on this g.
bedrm, liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and
bath bungalow, on lge. Anchor
fenced lot, in good neighborhood;
2.500 cash and sol mo. incl. taxes
and ins. Call today. T. d. BUR-
CESS, 1884 Pa. ave. Sc, vi. 2SO2
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$50 PEABODY ST. NE.
Two blks. from New Hampshire ave.
only 2 yrs. old; 2-story det. brick
lge. lot, center hall plan; 6 rms.
2Hs baths, recr. rm., library; conv
monthly. To inspect call FEDERAL
RENTAL CO., 915 N. Y. ave. NV,
MA. 7403.
COLORED, ROW HOUSE; 2 complete
aparts.: avail. July /. OR. 1862
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COLORED
FAIRMONT ST.

FAINMONI 81.
(NR. CENTRAL HIGH SCHoOL)
bedrms.. 2 baths; . additional rms.
in bsmt. Easy terms. Well financed;
min. $1,000 cash req. Shown by
appt. only, Mr.. Waterman. STORY
d. CO., 1872 18th st. NV, ME.
41O0; ewes, OR. 2S45.
COLoRED-FURN. 4-APT. BLDG.
O.h.w., close to Ga. ave. fenced
month, call today for appointment,
WOGDSIDE REALTY co
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RESTAURANT
Old-established, fully equipped, good
busy section Of town, 800 beyer-
cash will handle Call Mr.. Ceppos,
r. A. HUMPHREYS Realtor. MA
5000; ewes. or Sun. DU. 2a63. IS
GROCERY-BEER
Nice corner location. Colored trade.
Good for beginner. Over 5000
AuERRAcH a. co. NJ Rsn1
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$1,000 DOWN. $85 MO,
TMMFDIATT POSSESSION
231 B ST. NE.

now avail. for immed poss. for only
$4,000; $1,000 So lst trust,
Vacant; 2 rear porches: oil INV h
To see any time, call HERBERT q
SONS, Realtors, 515 e. Cap. 81.
Ii. 3-0l29; ewes. II. 3-27Sl, =
COLORED-SI2.795 BUNGALOW in
ne: 6 rooms and moderniStic bath
on flrst floor; upper half story. :
rooms, kitchen and bath; recreation
room in bSmt. with half bath, fur
mace room, laundry room, also two
automatic hot water and oil burner
to be installed free; awnings and
screens for entire house: $500
down. THOMAS w. MOORE, CO.,
AT. 1904. Shown by appointment
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SILVER SPRING AREA

SILVER SPRING AREA
Sandwich shop. new building, good
lease; rent, $10o: 6 days, no Sum
day; reports over 500 daily plus
games. Real opportunity; couple
Terms to substantial buyer. Exclu-
sive with
JACK COLLIER AGCY.
10. h-1n3a. SH 4a17 a
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COLORED-WEsT OF GEORGIA AVE
Lovely tapestry brick home with
inclosed porches, . kitchens. nice
bsmt,. large Colonial porch. gas heat,
garage.
AuERBlA,cH 4 Co, D1; 65o1
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BARKLEY BROS.
CoIoRFD-gR 5th Am RaSDoI pm

SITS. N.W.-Semidet. brick: arranged
into comp. apis. gas ranges.
4 refgrs.. 4 kitchens, 3 baths; ideal
for home and investment; full oSmt
gss heat; a stesF at SlS.5o0. TU
1892 or Ia. l0l1. SAMUEL C.
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C0L0RED - 3O4 TAYLOR NV

COLORED-Sl.00O CASH
Home and income. arranged in fats
8 rms. 2 baths, plus bsmt. apt;
18th ST. NV. near N. H. ave. Cal
WALTER AIKEN, RE. 1887, AD
5297. --3
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HousEs-sAlE-k.E. tcent.l }
OUT-oF-TOWN OWNER

SAYS SELL
This Is one you viii always reneu-
Der: owner transferred and wants
his house sold; located In La Sale
Park, In nne neishborhood. near
all eonven!enees: a-story, detached
porch. recreation I'm, with lavatory
and stairway TO attic, Priced a.
S17,e5o with low cash down; nc
reasonable offer refused. Call RE-,
$3.50. 9 10 9.
Colonial Investment Co.
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TOURIST CAMP
Situated on main hwy. leading to
turnpike and middle-west. 8 cot
tages. 2 acres ground: space for
more cabins. Owners house in good
cond. Priced ct S39,750, Owner
anxious to se1. Ewes, Mr.. Meyer.
SAMUEL Z. BodLEY. INC. WI. 1920.
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CAPITOL HILL
CARROLL ST. Sc.

A charming English basement house,
h.-Wh., a nice garden and % ssrase; @
convenient to Capitol, Library, House
and Senate Once Bldgs; can be
purchased for $500 down. balance
on very excellent terms. Ewes.
OIL. 1920.
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GROCERY, BEER, WINE
Corner store with living quarters.
weekly business over $1,000, no
delivery. all cash sales Owner will
give 10--yr. lease: Terms available.
Call today, Mr.. Brown, with YEO-
MAS REALTY, GIL. 2100, OK. 1913
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About 3 yrs. OLD. brick: 3 rms. and
bath in each apt, gss heat, : sep
crate entrances, hardwood foors:
fun oSmt; good neishboEhood. m
come -SlH1 a mo, ~ .nnancinE ana
incl taxes
ANNENBERG REALTY
rsnNFnANrX- prAr JNNRG
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A LOVELY BUNGALOW
With q spacious rooms and bath, all
on one aoor, fireplace, oil heat; det
gar; large level lot; nice location.
Call Mr.. Murril, NO. 3437 ewes.
PECK COMPANY, LA. 6-6666
313 18th ST. NE.
Lovely 4-bedrm. home: fun bsmt-.
gas heat, n baths, euilt-tn gsrage.
front porch. nice block; possession
wiLIoUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO.
500 Mass. Ave. NE. AT. 7o4S. =
$1,000 DOWN, $85 MO.
vac-This 5-rm. and bath ork home
will Just At your pocketoook; has
partially incl. rear porches. bsmt..
coal heat; nice yard; very conv.
neighborhood. nr. 2nd and Claiming.
Call now. RALPH D. COIN, EX.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Lovely 3-hedrm. semidet brick, Con-
greSS Heights area. Excel. cond.
Reasonably priced. Call Mr.. Mudd.
T. PAUL MUDD CO.. 24os Mime
sofa ave. Sc. LU. 4-43S2; home,
LO. 3-954h. s
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
3rd AND EMERSON NV.
1905 3rd ST. NV.
e1E nEn

A lovely 7 rm. row brick. containing
lge. liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. den and
powder rm. on 1st f.; End q. con-
tafnS 3 lge. bedrms, encl. porch.
bath; there is also a full bath in
the bsrRt., gas h.-w.h. This is an
exceptionally good buy at Sl5,q5O.
For infor., call DREISEN FREED
MAN, 81. 100, eyes RA l4SQ -
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BRICK RAMBLER

lSe rms all on lst q, Ia bsthsI
fQl eSnt with nice rec rm.. nre-
place. baNt~in GArASsf Eas heat
beautiful KIT with modern cabinets
and Form,cA topS Don faN 20 see
this lovely home. Oaly Ss2,NSo. Easy
terms.
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OPEN SAT- AND SUN, is PM.

CESS, 1884 Pa. ave. Sc, VI. 2SO2.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, is PM.
brick home; completely
redec. immediate occupancy. Near
elementary and ir. high schools "a
blk. to single-fare transp. and bldg
site for Catholic Church and school;
3k2-yr.-old semidet.; liy. rm., 14xlS,
with lge. windows; other rms. pro-
portionately lge. and airy; Sc. din.
rm overlooking rear garden: gas
a.-c. heat with summer hook-up;
Venetian blinds aluminium comhina-
ton storm windows and doors; eft.
refgr. with compartment for storing
frozen foods. Down payment, 81 600;
mo. payments, with CT loan, approx,
S7S, incl. taxes and ins. Qess II 30
yr. loan can be obtained. Non-vet.
may assume present AZ loan. 50. 900.
Mo. pymts. dependent on dn. pymt.
($SO to $115). To reach: Come Pa.
from Barney Circle, left on Mimi,
right on Ely pl.. cross Ridse rd.., "a
blk to open sign or take Ridge Rd.
bus from Barney Circle TO Z st. and
walk "a blk. to open sign. OWNER,
10. S-49S1 after g pm. 4
A N
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Det.. rms excellent location in
Pries. ols sis.5oo. o'T I. 5 50i iBuRnIEss, s s5a4
Pa. ave. Sc. vi. zs02 It'll 9.
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cSoL.oRED DOWN, 6-In

bunga.; truly lovely, like new; ex-
pansion attic, oak fls.. tile bath,
full bsmt.: oil a.-ch.. near new high
school In N. Englewood. ROYCE l..
PARKS, LA. 6-4470. =
COLORED-MOD. PREWAR BRICK
semidetached. 5 lovely rooms; mod.
tile bath; full bsmt,: gas heat; hard
wood floors throughout; large yard:
small down payment. MIR, Brown,
C. REYNOLDS. 30O5 Georgia ave.
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CLEVELAND PARK-Modern, GEN.
ter-entrance Colonial brick, with
ample-sized rms; near Bureau OF
porch; 2 baths on 2nd f.; 1st-f
Law: garage. THOS. L. PHILLIPS,
WO. 1900 until 0 pm. 351S Conn,
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home. FuIi price. $3.50 ist and
& sts, NV, KAY REALTY CO,
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OFF ALABAMA AVE.

View this fine 6-rm. brick gas heat;
nice yard; possession 10 days. $40
per mo-, incl. taxes and insurance,
Mrs. Fitzgerald, cox & CO, RE.
1888.
COR. 5-RM. BUNGALOW. $4,000
Lot 50xlO0; Colonial, front porch.
hardwood floors, bsmt., gas h.-w h. /;
excel. cond.; low down payment.
R. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Cap. ST., Realtors, MA. 5000.
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John F. Donohoe & Sons

CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Almost new brick home. rms. 2H
baths. bsmt., gas heat. Anchor
fenced yard. Call Mr.. Bramble.
Ii. 3-6943. MORGAN REAL ES-
TATE CO. RE AQ1n 4
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
RErnEsnA CAPE COp-Thls lovely

BETHESDA CAPE COD-This lovely
2-yr -old home with bedrm. and
bath LIST floor, rec. hall. 25-tt. Nv.
kitchen. lge. inclosed porchi at
tached garage. End fioor. : twin
sized bedrms, bath; nice lot.
BILLINGSLEY & KORZENDORFER,
52lI Wis. ave. OR. 2326 till pm.
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FAIRLAWN

Excellent brick. semidet.. @ rms. and
bath; rec. rm. and bar; Venetian
blinds. screens; storm windows;
stove and 2 refrigerators; oil heat
Nice grounds. Owner leaving town
Priced right. By appt. only.
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Lsi7 Pa, Ave. sE,. Ii. 7-sss7 "a o,
Immediate OccupancY
REALTY OFFERS:

BUNGALOW ONLY 50, 300
BRICKTEx--S rms, and bath N sub
urban Carmcdy Hills with oil h. W ~
fuli bSmt.; lot lOOxilo It. rsfriEera-
tor and stove Only $50 down, SoS
a mo. This should sell fast Phone
Ii. 1887.
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CoLORED-I6 RMS. 4i3 baths
modernly decorated, furn.. incl
h.-w. oil, sum. win. hookup, $3.50
| mo. inc. Must see to appreciate
| Price reduced. Excel ROSE
| MORROW, Broker, DE. 1491, RE.
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BRICK-Near Texas ave, one Of cur
best semidstAehed brick humes.
nearly new. 8 lge. rms, eedTmS-,
tile bath. gaS heat fun oSmt:
fenced yard stove aud refrigerator.
Only sill $50. So 600 down.
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AM. UNIV. 500
This spacious and attractive detached
brick home, with 7 rooms and 2h
baths. is in immaculate condition;
garage: stairs to storage attic; oil
heat; excellent lot; close to all con-
veniences. An outstanding buy. Call
OR. O04S till 8 pm. REALTY
PROKERS INC kSlR Cnnn aua
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-21
Airport Cons+ruc+ion-

Continued from Page D
 planes by the Fourth of July" MT. Schwamm promised. You'd better start planning right now for a real celebration. because Palmer will have something 10 celebrate this year."
 The Palmer airport is the first in the Territory to be started un- der the Federal airport aid pro- gram. Under this plan, the Unit ed States supplies 75 per cent of the money needed and the terri tory supplies the remaining 25 per cent. Money used for the air port fund comes only from the aviation fuel tax.
 Bid awards are expected to be made for six additional fields, in the near future, MT. Schwamm reported. Plans also are being formulated for the construction of l5 seaplane bases throughout the territory. sset- Present plans for Palmer do not call for the construction of any buildings ali the airport. However future planning calls for the construction of a lover and administration building. probably next year.
 To complete improvement plans at the local airport, it will be nec- essary to start condemnation pro- ceedings against the Sue Hill property, MT. Schwamm said Papers for this action will be filed this week.
 the runway ready 10 land
 Reviewing the history of the Palmer airport today. Clair Stock. a member of the Palmer Airport Association. recalled that the first step toward an airport was initiated in North
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-21
LEOLA DELAND TO WE'D DAVID RUSH TONIGHT

Miss Leola DeLand will be united in marriage to David Rush at wedding in Wasilla this eve- ming. The service will be held in the Fermin Strickland home, with only immediate friends and rela- tives in attendance.
 U. s. Commissioner May Carter of Wasilla will read the wedding ceremony. Miss Gloria Lepak and Ted DeLand will be the couples only attendants.
 A reception in the Strickland home will follow the ceremony.
 The bride and groom plan to make their home in Palmer.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-21
TOT INJURED IN FALL FROM GAR

Benjamin Moffitt, three-vear- old son of MT. and Mrs. Wallace Moffitt of Palmer, was seriously injured in an automobile accident early this week. The child was riding in the rear seat of an auto mobile, driven by his grandfather, A. R. Moffitt, when the rear door opened and the child fell out.
 The vehicle was travelling along the Anhcorage Palmer highway near the Knik Bridge. The child was unconscious for all most an hour after the accident. When hospitalized at Valley Hos pltal, he was found to be suffer- ing from superficial bruises on his hands and bruises at the back of his head. A later x-ray exami- nation revealed a fractured skull.
 The attending physician said today that the child is making a good recovery.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-21
Moose Officers 10 Be
 Installed Next Tuesday,

Newly elected officers will be installed at next Tuesdays regu- lar meeting of the Loyal Order of Moose, it was announced today by Don Ingalls,. Those taking of flee Tuesday evening include:
 Don Ingalls,, governor; Merle Anderson, junior governor; Miles France, prelate; Martin Sherman, secretary; Eino Wirtanen, treas urer; Tom Moffitt, trustee; Claud Carroll, past governor.
 William Roark, past governor, will be installing officer.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-21
BRIDE-TO-BE HONORED AT SHOWER

Miss Gloria Lepak and Miss Genevieve DeLand were co-host- esseS at bridal shower held at the Thomas Lepak home last Fri day evening. The shower honored Miss Leola DeLand, who becomes the bride of David Rush tonight.
 Shower guests included:
 Rusty Dow, Mrs. Clair Stock, Mrs. L. z. Scott, Mrs. Thomas Lepak, Mrs. James Hermon, Miss Betty Harris, Miss Punkie Reed, Mrs. Vernon France, Mrs. Bud" Meier, Mrs. Kenneth Meier, Miss Pat Benson and Miss Barbara Hecker.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-21
DANIELS-ln the Lions Den

Next Tuesday is Election Day. 1t is day of prime importance to AIoskons and to all Americans alike Yet we wonder how much it will mean to those of us who live in the Motonusko Valley
 When we achieve record of less than ten per cent o us voting in election thot is of vital local import once, the recent school board election wos then there doesn't to be much chance of territorial election stirring US dt all.
 There are 32 names for territorial representative oone and total of 43 names in all on next Tuesdays ballot Many of those 43 candidates are indifferent to the qualifications of good legislator and are indf- terent to their responsibilities to the people who may put them in office. Yet good proportion of those n- different ones will be placed in office simply by the indifference of those of US who fail to vote.
 Failure to cast vote in any election is equivalent to casting vote for corrupt and evil government Political machines, and the shady government they bring, are built on the indifference of the votinq public.
 A thinking majority of the qualified electorate casting their ballots in any eIecton will sweep into otIce the candidates who fitted to participate the government of their state and nation. Thnkinq legislators, of the needs of the people they rep resent cannot become the tools of those who would Wied government into an instrument of private poer We who live in the Mutonusko Valley have an ob- hgotion to fulfill at the polls next Tuesday, We must do our share to bring to office those legislators who are aware Ot needs It is job as Valley residents to inform ourselves of the background and platform of these candidates for office and then to cast vote tor those who will best serve the Valley and Alaska.
 To vote is our privilege. Because many others in the world today live without thot privilege it ought to be doubIy dear to It's the crownng bit of evi- dence thot proves the American way of life the better way of living in todoy's world.
 Iuesdoys election gives US one more opportunity to say in effect thot we're mighty proud to be Aneri- cans
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-21
MARY VERBAL WED IN WASILLA RITES

Mrs. Mary Verrall and Harold Hale, both of Palmer, were mar ried at Wasilla last Saturday eve ming. U. s. Commissioner May Carter performed the ceremony.
 Present at the wedding were M. D. Snodgrass, the brides father, Vernon Hale, and MT. and Mrs. Al Hjellan.
 land Pioneer Grange almost 10 years ago. At that lime. ii was hoped the airstrip could be con- structed on the site now occu- pied by the new Agricultural Research Administr ation build ing.
 When the Grange committee found that site could not be re- leased by the Alaska Rural Re- mobilization Corporation, public meeting was called, out of which arose the present Palmer Airport Association.
Evening star., 1950-07-16

tsee NEELY. Page c-7o
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Az n.~.s.s,v,..

If the masters of the Krem-
lin should decide to press the
Communist cause in Korea they
would face three large groupings
Of non-Communist nations that
are bound together to stop ag-
gression.
The three groupings overlap.
The United States is the one
major power that is a member of
all three groupings. AS such it
would necessarily act as a king
pin if there were need to tie the
three groups together-that is,
to unite the non-Communist
world against full-scale aggres-
sion.
The groupings are these:
The IL nations in the North
Atlantic pact, which ties the
United States and Canada to-
gether with 10 nations of West
ern Europe to stand together
against aggression against any
member.
The Rio de Janeiro pact,
which ties the United States and
Canada together with 10 nations
of Western Europe to stand to-
gether against aggression
against any member.
How They Line Up
The Rio de Janeiro pact,
which ties together 20 Latin
American nations and the Unit
ed States to act together in the
event of aggression against any
member.
The United Nations has 50
members, So under non-Com-
munist governments. The u. N.
is pledged to stop aggressive
action.
The North Atlantic pact in
cludes: Belgium, Canada, Dem
mark, France, Iceland, Italy,
Luxembourg. the Netherlands,
Evening star., 1950-07-16

This State Department officer
had been through five years Of
international dickering for final
peace treaties for Germany, Japan
and Austria.
He held one palm out fiat. He
pushed his other hand up against
that palm and let it swerve out
and around and above the rigid
palm.
That's what's happening" he
said. ito the human races desire
to settle World War II. It's like
a plant growing into an obstacle.
I'VE can't get treaties, so we go
around. The Western powers are
creating the conditions of peace,
where they have influence, even
though there are no signed
treaties"
This is quite different from cur
rent rumors that Washington,
London and Paris are preparing
to write separate peace treaties,
leaving Russia out.
Except for this: There seems
to be greater strength to the talk
that Japan will be permitted. late
this year, to write separate settle
ments with the Allies regardless
of whether they are called peace
treaties or whether Russia joins
the parade.
This State Department officer, a
top-level man who prefers to keep
his name out of it, said that point
edly leaving Russia out of settle
mentS could cause some harm.
He explained that If the United
States, Britain and France signed
a treaty with Western Germany
it could be taken by other peoples
to mean they had agreed to turn
over the eastern half to Moscow.
A formal. old-fashioned treaty
for Japan might be taken to mean
that it had agreements with West
ern powers but no clear-cut under
standing with its immediate neigh
bors, Red China and the Soviets.
Should the West write an old
fashioned treaty with Austria, it
might leave Russian troops still
stationed in the Northeastern