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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-04-27

Tibetans drink an average of 80 to
so cups of tea a day.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-10
Nolf-Gallagher
s5>5O0>OOO Is
Goal Set For
so Fund Drive

Community Chest Trustees to-
day approved goal of $5,500,00C
for the 1850 Community Chest
Campaign, but labeled it "tenta.
tive" because of the current un-
certainty of the world situation.
The tentative figure, considered
adequate to meet the health and
welfare needs of Greater Cleve-
lands 1O1 Red Feather agencies in
a normal year, does not provide for
services to men and women in the
armed forces, and does not take
into account the wars effect on
costs of operation of the local
agencies. The tentative goal is
100000 more than was set for
last years campaign and 100000
more than was raised in 1949.
According to reliable sources in
Washington and New York, war
developments may very likely mean
either the reactivation of the USO
or the extension of Associated
Services for the Armed Forces to
provide a home-away-from home
for increasing numbers in the
Army, Navy and Air Force.
Although abreast of develop
ments to date, the Chests Budget
Committee, headed by Anthony
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-10
Improve Library

The latchstring is out again on
the door of the regular library
room at the Rozelle Branch of the
East Cleveland Public Library.
Beginning this Wednesday, and
each Wednesday hereafter from
l to 4'30 p. m. The old quarters in
Rozelle School will be open for
business, inspection and browsing.
Floor renovating necessitated a
temporary move to the PTA room
in the same building. Result: new
green and black floor tiles will
how greet readers in the old room.
Miss Dorothy Grout, Children's
librarian at the main library here,
oversees activities at the Rozelle
branch.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-10
Coyomuw Dance

Catholic Young Men and Wo-
mems Club is sponsoring an out,
door orchestra dance, "Cayomaw
Shipboard," at 9 p m. Saturday
August 18th in Blessed Sacrament
School Yard, 1881 Fulton I'd. at
Trowbridge ave.
Hal Lynn's orchestra will play
for dancing, and everyone is well
come to attend.
Committee members are Jay
McConville, 1922 Emily ave-, and
Patricia Hoye, 13405 Emily ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-10
Appears In PLAY

Jim Austin, 1857 Brewster,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin,
will portray the part of Deacon
Hale in the play, Zone Life For
His Country" a historical story
about Nathan Hale's boyhood, to
be given on Fairytale Theatre
over VICAR, Sunday, August 18th
at 1890 %. M.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-10
Shaw Playground

Among sand modelling artisans
Of the younger generation who ply
their talents at Shaw field play
ground under the tutelage of Mary
Jane Wisecup, the following are
contest winners for the week of
August 3:
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-10

Poss, Trust Officer of the Central
National Bank, feels that it is too
early to recommend what Cleve-
land'y share in such a war-related
effort should be. 1t is hoped that
by September this situation will
have been clarified.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-10

First: Bunny Clement, flowers
with faces.
Second: Gordon Hartwig, church
and tree.
Third: jeanne Parham, turtle.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Ormonde M. Bah.
cox of 1912 Euclid ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter
Carol June, to Robert Edgar Paul
son, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar P
Paulson of Chichester, New Hamp-
shire.
The bride-elect is graduate OF
Shaw High School and attended
Kent State University where she
belonged to Alpha Gamma Delta
Delta. Her fiance is an alumnus of
the University of New Hampshire.
His fraternity is Lambda Chi AL
pha.
Wolf-Gallagher
Announcement is made of the
engagement of Miss Marianne
Wolf, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Wolf, 1855 Rosedale
ave. to Mr.. Anthony Ray Gallagh-
her, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John E..
Gallagher, 11014 Miles ave.
Evening star., 1950-06-30
GreenWich Forest. Bethesda
Northwood Park. Md.

300 Edgewood Ave. Attrac. det. stone
and brick home: 8 rms. and tiled
bath; lge. liv. rm. with stone firepl.
gas heat; storm windows; furred
walls; slate room: lot 75x130; ga
rage; fenced-in rear yard. Open 9
To 6 pm. Mr.. Robinson. SH 6O75
with VIM. r. THOROWGOOD, DE.
Evening star., 1950-06-30
RAMBLER

In an exclusive section of Bethesda
consists of porch, entrance hall, liv.
rm. with paneled firepl., din. rm.,
lge. elec. kit. with space for break
fast set. 8 nice size bedrms. and 2
baths, bsmt. and storage attic;
wide lot, will be nicely shrubbed;
see this today and select your own
color scheme. Directions: Out Wis.
IA miles to Wilson lane, right i
blk. to Aberdeen rd., left to house.
E. M. FRY, INC.
Evening star., 1950-06-30
Alexandria Houses
175O-183O"

pictures this fine restored de-
tached brick home with its
spacious high-ceilinged rooms,
lovely mantels and large Sc
cluded garden. Ideal for chill
dren: rooms, 3 baths. 2-car
gsrage. Shown by appoint
ment only.
WHTTTON g. ScHREINER, INC.
134 N. Pitt Street. Alexandria
OV. 6117 Evenings, TIE. 416S
Evening star., 1950-06-30

COTTAGE CITY
$1,000 GI or non-GI for this neat,
plain BUNGALOW on nice, level lot
Close to schools and transp., quick
possession. WA $685., PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY, UN. l166.
Evening star., 1950-06-30
HoUSEs-sALE-VA. tcent.1
ALExANDRIA-ARL. VIC.
Homes to Future Budget!
S1O.750

ALExANDRIA-ARL4. VIC.
Homes to Future Budget!
S10,750
A larger than average and much
more attractive brick home than
you've seen At the pricel . bedrms.
and tile bath; .a, nv-din sn.d rm 4, comb; Hs1v
attract, oil heat. win GI with
$3.50 cash or assume $1,000. 40
loan. 3 blks. to school. 2 to shops.
l to bus. JA 4-1600 TO 10 Pm.
S10,500
Arlington brick bungalow rented at
SS7 so per mo. 1t has lse. cathe-
dral type liv. rm. with fireplace, l
bedrm. and colored tile bath. lse.
nicely equip. kit. gas heat. nr. Lee
blvd. close to bus; SI.5oo cash
required. IA, 4-16o0 till 10 Pm.
S13,500
Unusual listing, Cape Cod close in;
and rustic in paneled pine with 3
built-in hunks; . bedrms. and tile
bath; very lge. liy..din. rm;. big
real value and should GI or as
sumo $500, AZ GI loan. ia.
4-1600 till 10 pm.
$13,950
TAN trees. shade, this pastel hued
site. sOxl50; wide plate glass win
dow in liv.. rm., oVerlooks wooded
area; 3 bedrms and tile bath, all
on l d. Very much worth looking
THE BRANT COMPANY
Wilson Blvd. at Rhodes IA. 4-16o0.
80
Evening star., 1950-06-30
SILVER SPRING
ATTENTION CT

Low down payment. New 2-bedroom
brick bungalow, large liv. rm.
equipped kitchen with dining area,
large wooded lot completely Sodded.
Immediate possession to qualified
veterans. Monthly payments only
Evening star., 1950-06-30
RAMBLER. S23 75O

An attrac. center-halI home, con-
sisting of living rm., with fire-
place, dining rm., all cleo, mod.
kit, 2 twin-sized bedrms., paneled
den,, with fireplace, ia paths,
bsmt., breezeway to garage, beau
tlful lot. SAMUEL E. BO(5LEY,
INC, WI. 1920: eves., EN-. 1875.
Evening star., 1950-06-30
vIERS MILL VILLAGE
CHnppINfs fvENTEp

Hottest store location in Montgomery
County; space available for 3 and
10, delicatessen. beauty shop. finance
or real estate agency: stores avail
able; large shoppins center. having
new theater. Open in 30 days. For
details, phone SH, 1924. II
Evening star., 1950-06-30
HOME AND INCOME

Il you have $4,000 cash YOU can
buy one of Takoma Parks most
beautiful 8 unit apt. bldgs., located
on busline near new Flower Shop
ping Center No agents please.
OWNER, SH. 41OS.
Evening star., 1950-06-30
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

AT ONCE, from owner, Groom house
z. CROSS, AT. 1908, s25 r st. ne.
Evening star., 1950-06-30

This home could stand more bombing
than ordinary homes. 1t has solid
masonry walls with steel ioists and
concrete subfiooring. Also it is about
9sGo fireproof. There are hedrms
and tile bath up. Attractive liv.
rm., din. rm. with built-in china
closet, equipped kit. full bsmt. and
side porch. The entire property is
in immaculate cond. and priced for
immed. sale at Sl4,7S0
ARLINGTON REALTY
Evening star., 1950-06-30
DE LUXE RAMBLERS

Larger and better constructed and
different, is what you will say when
you see these beautiful brick homes.
Three bedrooms. 2 full baths, full
basement, maids room and recrea.
tion room, built-in garage; large
lot; $4,000 for this or will build
to order larger or smaller on adjoiu
ing lots.
9615 Lorraine AVE, SILVER SPRING
OPEN 10 TO DARK
Or call Mr.. Stup, ia. 1904 with
BETHEL, DI. 3l0O, 80
Evening star., 1950-06-30
4 BEDRMS.

4 BEDRMS.
CT FINANCING
A small down payment buys this at
traCtive brick Cape Cod home, sit
uated on Ia acres in beautiful
Montgomery County, near large rec
reational area. Spacious living rm.
with fireplace, dining rm., kitchen.
large bedrms. with bath on 2nd
floor; full basement with outside
entrance and fireplace, auto oil
h.-w.h. Reasonably priced at $J9,-
$50. Call eyes,, Mr.. Howe, 81.
5140
r. A. HUMPHREYS
2304 Calvert st. NV. Realtor, DE.
577S
Evening star., 1950-06-30
REDUCED S1,25O
SPACIOUS RAMBLER

SPACIOUS RAMBLER
8 3-bedrm., 2-bath brick; 2 nreplaces;
full din. rm., spacious screened
porch for dining or relaxing; 2-car
garage; on large corner lot with
many huge towering shade trees.
This rambler is custom of the
best material and workmanship;
located in a better residential neigh
borhood and priced accordingly; 2
blks. to shopping and theater, Ia
miles to schools; the children do
not have to cross an arterial high
way; tranps. l blk; this home will
please the most discriminating buyer
with its large picture windows.
Shown BY appointment only.
SILVER SPRING, $14,95O
1:-year-old brick bungalow, S rooms,
bath, fireplace and porch 1st floor.
Stairway to expansion and insulated
End floor. Full bsmt with " bath
and outside entrance. Large 6Ox125
1T. level completely sodded and
Anchor-fenced lot; $4,000, CT loan
can be assumed.
GRAHAM & CO.
CT RO1n ,tiI a 49,
Evening star., 1950-06-30
NO CASH

4 BEDROOMS-$3, ,000-GI
$55 per month, including taxes and
insurance for this extra-large older
home; has center-hall entrance, lge.
iiv. rm., porch. guest-size din. rm.,
large equipped kit, bedrm, bath on
lst H.: 3 bedrms. on 2nd f.; rear
porch; partial bsmt.: nice fenced
lot; in excellent neighborhood in
Glen Echo.
CALL MR.. GORDON. Lo. 5-S7O5
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC.
Evening star., 1950-06-30
BETHESDA

bungalow near Naval Hospital; 2
hedrms,, tile bath; lge. kit; din.
nm; full bsmt. with maids rm.;
nice-size lot; eonv. to everything.
Call E. M. Fry, Inc, WI. 8700
Evening star., 1950-06-30
WOODMOOR. $15.95O
SUMNER, MD.
HAMLET''

honestly this pre-war built, det.,
brick and stone home with 7 rms. !;
2 baths, large breakfast rm., de luxe
kit, garage; in immaculate condi-
ton, offers some discriminating
family the utmost in home con-
venience and economy in one of the
leveliest sections Of Chevy Chase, Mo
LEY BUCHANAN, Realtor.
Evening star., 1950-06-30
"A FARMETTE"

212 ACRES-ROCKVILLE
Spacious S-rm., 1h-bath house with
full bsmt,, attic with stairway. oil
INV. heat, front and rear porches,
small barn with l stall and tack
dening. A place for the kids pony,
wooded seclusion yet 5 lots could be
sold off or developed If desired;
$4,000; needs some redecorating
SAMUEL E. BOGLFY INC, WI.
Evening star., 1950-06-30
SILVER, Spring
SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING

COUNTRY CLUB AREA
Modern Cape Cod 1h-story brick:
lge.- liv. rm. with firepl.. birch pan
eled den, full-size din. rm. equipped
kitchen, 2 lge. hedrms.. full bsmt.,
oil h.w.h., detached garage; a quail
tty. home; priced S16.950. Call Mr..
Dobrowolski.
CAMPANELLA g. WOOD
Elk. 4113, ewes. Sligo SO66.
Evening star., 1950-06-30
EAGLES NEST

EAGLEC NESI
Captains and eolonels will md this
home appealing; designed for sra-
clous living; adaptable to those who
must entertain often. Located in
finest N. Arlington location. this
attractive brick Colonial has lsrGe
hv. rm. with flrepl.. full din. rm.,
lGe. kit. plus breakfast rm. and
large screened porch on LIST fir
3 hedrmS- up, t16xl4, l{xlO.
l2x1lial. 2 full tile baths. fioored
attic: full hsmt.; paneied game I'm
with bar; toilet; built-in EsraRe; oil
heat. This is q beautiful home
selling at the Gl-approved price Of
S"2;SOo; Be sure TO see It'll Call
LURIA BROS.
Evening star., 1950-06-30
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
T,uCKY SEVEN

viii you be one Of the : to pur-
chase q S-hedrm, brick or frame
rambler In one of our two n, Ar
lington locations Only left; :
with full Easements with tremen-
dous picture windows installed. 5
without Easements. but with at
tRched garages and disappearlng
stairwayS to storage attic sl-ft
ltT. rm. with built-in bookcases and
china cabinets Double sliding door
closets in oeorms. All kitchens
equipped with range. refgr.. Earhage
disposal. breakfast nook or snack
bar. Picture window with planting
boxes. Priced from Si4,750 10
Sl5.70o: GI approved with 10 per
cent down. Better call today: they
are soing. going fast
Evening star., 1950-06-30
COLORED

COlORED
situated on a nicely Handicapped lot,
$50 feet deep, in a very convenient
neighborhood; 3 bedrms. and tile
bath on 2nd H., 2I-foot liv. rm.,
rear porch, lge. din rm and de luxe
kit. on 1st H. Full bsmt., attached
gar, Law. and auto. gas heat. Priced
to sell. Can go GI. Call RE $3.50,
tc 9.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1950-06-30
HoUsEs-sALE-Mp. Cont
RETHESDA

Conveniently arranged; white, brick
Williamsburg home with bedrm. and
bath on 1st floor: also lge. liv. rm.,
opening to cool screened porch. Din.
rm. and ideal kit. Two twin-sized
bedrms. and bath on End floor, plus
Mrs. Morrow, WI. 1852 or HU
4345. with WETZEL REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1950-06-30
Old Georgetown Rd.

BETHESDA, MARYLAND
Beautiful older home on IA acres
OF Handicapped grounds. This home
is ideal for lovely small estate,
rest home, school, doctor or church
property. Good investment property;
IN excellent condition; home fea-
lures 4 large bedrooms, 2 full
baths, many other excellent fea-
lures. For full particulars call WI.
Evening star., 1950-06-30
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

SECTION TWO
An estate property, located near the
Chevy Chase Country Club, must
now be sold
Fronting 40 it., on one of the widest
tree-sheltered streets in this original
section of Chevy Chase, the grounds
have excellent paintings of specimen
trees and shrubs. The center-hal
residence has a very modern floor
plan and will permit remodeling to
suit the purchasers wishes; two
car detached garage.
The property, located in the Blessed
Sacrament Parish, is now vacant
We have the key. To inspect, call
WO. 1900. once open until 9.
Edw. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1950-06-30
METZLER, REALTOR

RE. 3bI4; ewes, RA. 1886. 3
ROCK CREEK PALISADES
New type Cape Cod 2-bedrm., ex-
pandible attic home. Full picture
window. bsmt. Built-in dressers,
bath, kitchen complete with Bendix,
radio, exhaust fan and door chimes.
Open daily. Directions-Out Conn.
ave. to Kensington, turn left first
street past firehouse, left again to
Rock Creek Palisades
Standard Properties, Inc.
S-Q1S Skro
Evening star., 1950-06-30
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WANTED TO RENT
FIREPROOF, APPROX. 49,
600 SO. FIT. CALL MRS.
WAYS, NO. 3343. SMITH
STORAGE co.
Evening star., 1950-06-30

RAMBLERS, ~ BATHS
Priced at S1S,95o. These four splen-
did homes have 8 bedrms.. Ia baths,
liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, util. and ga
rage. Located quiet dead-end street.
Some have abundance of trees. Cali
OW. 1904 for appointment
LES FARNUM
Evening star., 1950-06-30
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

So. 900 IT., End COMM, on Blair I'd. .
NV; railroad siding: will build bldg.
for responsible tenant on all OF part.
Call MA. 6433 or ewes. OE. b734.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-01
FIRST OF SERIES OF
CARD PARTIES BY CDA

The first of another series of
card parties being given by the
c. d. A. was held Friday nigl [
with the winning Canasta score,
held by Doris Hannaberry, being
a record breaker for all the parties
held this year. Others who held
first prize winning scores were Bill
Little at Canasta, Mrs. Mary Clio
vanetti and Tim O'Day at pinochle
and Mrs. Fruer and Jim Brown at
bridge.
Second prizes were won by Jo-
sephine Jensen and Father Conwell
at Canasta, Mrs. j. Jacobson and
Joe Thibodeau at pinochle and Mrs.
Pat Carroll at bridge. The door
prize of the evening box of good
things to eat, went to Nell Candles.
There will be another party on
May u at which time the drawing
will be held to award the hand
made quilt, which will be on dis
play at Juneau-Young Hardware
during this week.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-01
YOUNG FOLKS
MARRIED AT
BRIDES HOME

A pretty home wedding TOOK
place Friday evening. April %, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Forward when their oldest daugh-
ter, Betty, became the bride OF Mr.
Fred Birch.
The ceremony was performed at
7:30 o'clock by US. Commissioner
Gordon Gray, in the presence o.
the brides family and number OF
friends.
The bride was attended by Mrs.
Jean Tonsgard and Mr.. Harold
Wheapon was best man.
An informal reception followed
the marriage.
Mrs. Birch was born in Cordova
but lived in Juneau practically all
of her life. She attended the local
schools.
Mr.. Birch was born in West Pet
ersburg and is the son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Fred Birch, ST.. OF that town
The young couple left today
aboard their boat the Sharon to
fish halibut. On their return they
will make their home in either Ju-
neau or Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-01
II INITIATED
BY EMBLEM club

A large turnout appeared at the
meeting of Juneau Emblem Club
No. 80, Thursday evening in the
Elks Hall. President Jennie 'Rusher
presided over a short business ses-
sion at which time plans for the
coming dance in October were dis
cussed by all members and also the
coming rummage sale which will
AXE place in September.
May Is, was picked to award the
cutwork tablecloth at the Capitol
Theater. This tablecloth is now
on display in the window at the
Needlecraft Shop. The sale Of the
tickets for this cloth is progressing
nicely. Members are urged to COM
plete the sale and turn the stubs
and money to either the Alaska
Music Supply, Needlecraft Shop or
Browns Women's Apparel by May
is.
After the short business session
eleven were initiated by candle
light. These included Lutte Aud
Nancy Cameron, Edna Cole, Clarice
Everson, Thelma Forsythe, Mary
Heueisen, Beverly Kearney, Vivian
Powers, Dorothy Sweeney, Hazel
Scott and Fern Twiet. Frances
Stephenson, who recently returned
from an extended trip in Calf
ornia, told of her visit with En-
blem Clubs. The highlight was
the installation and institution OF
an Emblem Club in Santa Monica
The report of this meeting was
very interesting with many new
ideas. She was a featured guest
at the affair and many of the
Supreme officers were there from
the East Coast, Ohio and nearby
Clubs. The Supreme President
Supreme First Vice-President
Chaplain and Marshal installed the
new Club.
Supreme First Vice-Presiden
Blanche Garrety announced tina
she is planning an extended trir
through the Territory and will Wis
it all Clubs here in the Spring OF
1851.
The committees for entertain
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-01
U. s, CANADA PLAN
COOPERATION; FOUR
PROJECTS PROPOSED

ASHEVILLE, NC, May III
Four working projects to improve
trade and defense cooperation be-
tween the United States and Canada
were adopted here Saturday by COM
mittees representing the Chambers
Of Commerce of both countries.
The Canada United States COM
mittee drafted three proposal
while its parallel committee, the
Northwest Development Committee
drew up five proposals on one sub
ject. Presented as resolutions in the
final session of the three-day meet
ings, they will be recommended in
Washington today to the board OF
directors at the 38th annual meet
ing of the United States Chamber
of Commerce.
The Canada United States COM
mittee is composed of 10 active
and six advisory members.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-01
FLIGHTS
BRING 50; TAKE 50

Alaska Coastal Airlines flights
this weekend brought so persons to
juneau and carried 80 from here
to points in Southeast Alaska.
To Haines: Mrs. K Martin, c. E.
Hawson, Dave Simonson, w. H.
Graves, Russell Wright, William
Bean, E. A. Johnston and l.. Reed;
to Skagway: A. Bacon, Gordon Reed
and Pat Carroll; to Petersburg.
Amos g. Hilton: to Sitka: Mark Nc
Dermott, Ben Forbes, B. Porter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Coddington, John
Cushing, D. Mitrovitch, H. Brown,
and Frank Parry; to Hawk Inlet:
c. B. Williams and S. Thompson.
To Taku Lodge: Royal O'Reilly,
Lloyd Weisman and Don Smith; to
Wrangell: j. Bieker; to Ketchikan:
Ebert Holbeck; to Tenakee: Der
mott O'Toole and William Holtzin-
ger
To Hoonah: T. Hansen and A. d.
Gass; to PIT. Althorp: Mrs. George
Williams and A. j. Geiger; to Peli-
can: Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. White and
M. d. Larson; and to Gustavus:
Mary L. Crowell.
From Skagway: Pat Carroll, Patsy
Carroll, Mrs. Elmer Jones, d. G.
Colt, and E. j. Jones; from Ket-
chlkan: M. K. Harrington, Wilma
Schleichen, Bonnie 10 GronrooS, E.
L. Stewart and w. Johnson; from
Petersburg: Erling Martinson, Kirk
Jones, Chris Wyller, M. Johnson, c.
Freitas, and C. A. White.
From Sitka: Mrs. Miles, Mrs.
Jones, R. Young, Mable Cannon,
Mary Meguin, William Smith, Mrs.
Sig Jackson, Ruth Davis, Mrs. Sam
uelson, Helen Tang, M. Frank Perry,
C. Armstrong, M. Hardy, John And
erson, Dorothy Meyers and Mary
Bond; from Fish Bay: w. Westfall;
from Hawk Inlet: Pete Eng; from
Chatham: A. H. Gass and T. Han
sen.
From Haines: r. Gelotte and r.
win Sewer, from Hoonah: Edwin
Lindoff, Katherine Hanlon, James
Grant, Frank Shotter Jr., and
Emory Merrill; and from Pelican:
r. Cousart, Bud Whiteside. Slim
Blood, H. c. Meggitt, j. A. Stearns
and Harry d. hurry.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-01
NATIONAL GUARD
T0kCTIvhTE new
UNIT TOMORROW

A meeting to actiavte the 207th
Infantry Battalion of the. Alaska
National Guard will be held TO-
morrow night, according to 1t. Col.
j. D. Alexander, acting Adjutant
General of the Guard 1t will be
at pm. in the ANG headquarters
at the Army Dock.
All reserve officers, former serv-
ice men and other qualified per-
sons interested in participating in
the new unit are invited to attend.
Selection for key positions will be
based on prior service, education,
professional qualifications and pre-
vious rank in the National Guard
or any of the armed services.
Battalion Headquarters, Head
quarters Service Company and a
medical detachment will be organ
lied in Juneau.