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Evening star., 1951-09-17

The Potomac Rose Society has
alerted its members on the best
ways of cutting and keeping roses
fresh for exhibition.
The suggestions were offered by
the society in preparation for the
annual Fall Rose Show to be held
September 20 and 30 in the Ma
tional Museum, Constitution ave-
nue. and Tenth street NV.
The rosarians were advised to:
Cut the stems from IL to 1a
inches in length.
Cut the roses late in the day
before the show and let them
harden overnight.
After cutting, immerse the
stems Immediately in cold water
up to the neck of the bud.
The rose show will be presented
Evening star., 1951-09-17
Defense Aide to Be Guest

Daniel K. Edwards, Assistant
Secretary of Defense, will be guest
of honor at luncheon meeting
Thursday of the Phi Delta Theta
Alumni Club of Washington. The
luncheon will be in the Army and
Navy Club, 1927 I street NV. at
1915 pm. Mr.. Edwards is mem
Der of the Duke University chap
ter of the fraternity.
Evening star., 1951-09-17
Rose Society Lists Ways 10 Keep Blooms

Through the cooperation Of anna
Iteur gardeners. the American Rose
Society, local garden clubs and the
wholesale and retail florists OF
Washington. Maryland and near
by Virginia.
Evening star., 1951-09-17

WED so YEARS-Bishop and
Mrs. Charles w. Flint, of 100
Maryland avenue NE, who re-
Gently celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary. He is
Methodist Bishop Of the Wash
ington area. Bishop and Mrs.
Flint, both 73, have one son, a
daughter, and two grandchil-
dren. Harris Ewing Photo.
Evening star., 1951-02-27
S13- 500
OW. 1913. oW. 1774.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

MODERN clean or 3-bedrm. home
IN convenient Sc. or nearby Mary
land location. Have substantial cash.
MRS. cox. VI. sl36 or Ii. $3.50
QUICK QUICK ACTION With spot cash b i9r o.
Mr.. QUICK. RA. 341s. 3T'
NV. sec. or nearby Md; large cash
payment; Cell RA; l242. -27
large interesting old townhouse in
k3fama sat Win or eoDsep paSens rsnns cTas assa snd
legation and price, AUi s2sl: 3
6unssloy; bun ssS D; E: or Nd, large lot
VIII VII fsSll Fay ALL fsa5 CASH for your home.
sssS: nsse eyes' ev eoiosa ov soss f'9 Ia 9e.ssss.
2-BEDRM. and 2.bath br. det. home.
In NV. All cash, around S23 900.
Give fun details. Box 24s-s. star
WE CAN SELL your house in any
section of the city white or colored.
We have been building and selling
houses in the District OF Columbia
for many years, and we are prob
ably better -aualiied to handle your
Sptat snd sstistsctofs t Ca' results e. It's call a. 4
AEAeHi 5. 8 THirrEY ( 'Gs sons, S "A ia Ken Ken:
, nssn WILL - PAY Yop CASH today for
your home in any location; Imme-
IT PROMPT ATTENTION to the saIs
Of your home business or invest
csli r. A. HUMPHRiEs ReaItor
arpraisals Results since 1919
I WOULD LIKE TO BUY from owner
fna esase eSas .boTe tTo1t GS
HoMEs Gs si1si And INVESTMENT properties
needed for our cash buyers. THOS
E. FARRELL CO., Realtors testab.
us Isi5l; " ~ sh le.h St; NV; Nh; a.. o765: 6
@ bedroom brick M home within 5
Kinks REALTY CO.. Ho. 67Ts;
PROMPT PROM IA SERVICE asHHi wANTED-N.e..
Sc. and Prince GEORGES. Co. prop
critics; modern homes. under SIC: 900;
tose tos sPg5assalI s5 r. soeER ses M9ss RS sSsd Ss
HOUSE WANTED IMMEDIATELY
II you want quick sale Of your prop
erty. call JAMES s. WILDER. GE.
1915. Free appraisals. 4
REALToR
houses In Brightwood and Marietta
Park section. Phone us for an opin-
ion Of value before listing your
h0nsi MARsaAEis Asa Sisa5. J. "a MAPiE 4isa Co.
1924 14th St. AkHKt0S NV. D1. ss4e
Evening star., 1951-02-27
Arlington, S2O,95O

Brand-new. completely mod
ern. 3-bedroom rambler with
large living room. full dining
room, modern equipped kitch-
en-. picture windows, full base
ment; convenient location.
Only $4,000 cash. Occupancy
March l. (20S7).
Evening star., 1951-02-27
Alexandria. S11.5OO

Semidetached Vacant. Im-
mediate possession with settle-
ment. Almost new bricE, 3
story with living room. dining
room, modern kitchen, !. bed
rooms. tile bath. Fenced rear
yaro. Full basement. Venetian
blinds and screens. Deep lot.
Reasonable down payment and
low monthly payments. (20J1t.
Evening star., 1951-02-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING
LOVELY RAMBLER

home contains living dining room
combination. three nice bedrooms,
tiled bath, huge kitchen with auto
matte was her; no basement gas a.-c.
heat Price. S1h.Ah0.
Evening star., 1951-02-27
Alexandria. S21. 500

Detached all-brick Colonial:
living room I5x23. dining rm.
1fx14. kitchen 10xl3; End
floor. :. bedrooms t16x24 and
14xl4); 3rd floor. ample stor-
age space; full basement with
fireplace; oil h.-w.h., utility
room. Attached 2-car garage
(20x2S) has 2nd-story space
for or Q more rooms. Storm
windows and screens through
out. (2O95),
Evening star., 1951-02-27
ARLINGTON
ONLY $40 PER MO.

Det. all-prick Col. with In
come; complete with Inv. rm.
and firepl.. lovely den. bath
and equipped kit, full din.
rm. and 2 lovely bedrms.. on
lst A.; identical End story
floor plan, with sundeck In
stead of den; End floor now
rented for $95 per mo. Full
dry bsmt. with rec. rn. and
outside entr.: oil heat; Vene-
tian blinds, screens and storm
windows; 2-car garage; on lge.
lot, 60x150; price. S24.500:
payments, $40 per mo. over
income. Down payment rs lit
tie as $4,000 (2032(.
EXCLUSIVE LISTING
Evening star., 1951-02-27
HAMLET RAMBLER

Seldom does a house become avail
able In this desirable location.
1st A. consists Of liy. rm.. din.
rm. den and modern kit, 3 bed
rms and . baths full bsmt.. Lear
garage: storage attic and the lot
has 1@5-ft. front Price S3s.500.
BOGIEY INC. WI. 1920. a
Evening star., 1951-02-27

929-93l- 1888 10th ST. NV.
Income s4s5. 3 stores and I apts.:
(full comm. BOB HOLLAHDER,
owner. 1411 Pa. ave. NV. MA. a143.
Evening star., 1951-02-27

A very attractive home In the sub
urbs. Brick home with nice-slze liv-
ing room. dining room. kitchen with
electric stove and refrigerator: good
size utility room with Bendix wash
ing machine; j bedrooms and bath
on End floor; detached garage: lot
must see this home.
Billingsley g. KorZendorfer
Evening star., 1951-02-27
MEDICAL CENTER
1752 K ST NV
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

VACANT COMMERCIAL LAND; H..
900 50. It. on active highway in
Silver Sps.: well suited for used
car sales. garden supplies and
nursery stock or other Similar busi-
ness; $50 month on lease. r. p.
RIPLEY. Realtor, 81, Gill. Open
20Ii NJ ST. N.w.-2nd comm. store
with balcony; adj. shop cement
floor; suit. auto supplies: refgr..
litbography. etc. RA. 1920. --27
SILVER SPRING. heart business cen-
ter-Large house on half acre.
Zoned commercial. Adjacent public
parking. Needs redecorating. 81.
sO41, or r. o. Box 4s4. Silver
4SS SS'' 81. II. IT. OFFICE SPACE. plus 500
Sa Tth H. osde Sry na1sna 10.
20 cars; 3-phase 100-amp. elec.
service; End commercial; on arterial
ST.; corner. suitable for distributor
or related business. Si25 per mo.
AP 0464, or your own realtor. --2S
Evening star., 1951-02-27
DON'T MISS THrSl

DON'T MISS THIS!
Well located. Close-in brick bungs-
has fireplace. Dining rn1. Kitchen
has metal cabinets, automatic dish
washer, garbage disposal. S-ft. re-
frigerator and gas range. 2 bedrms
and tile bath on 1st, 2 bedrms. on
bsmt. $4,000.
REALTY, INC.
4T51 Lee HWY. At Glebe. ia. 4-l62o.
Evening star., 1951-02-27
MODERN RAMBLERS

4no0G4t4N 1tA4MDhGllO
Yes. we have somc-they are near
Ing completion. Get yours now be-
spring market. 3-bedrm. paneled,
ultra modern liv. rm. with floor-to-
ceiling fireplace; picture windows;
modern din. rm.. dream kit. with
spacious breakfast space. Total price.
$1T,400
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1951-02-27
DREAM RAMRT,ER
CALIFORNIA RAMBLER

Lovely all-brick home with 25-ft. liv
rm., lge. din. nm huge complete
kit. with Hotpoint dishwasher, 3 ex-
ira spacious bedrms., . baths Price,
S2o.500. only 81 900 down payment
required. For appt.. call SH. SOLO
Evening star., 1951-02-27
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BERwYN-sle. 500; $4,000 down.
story {rame; full bsmt,; approx. pros; Il
ERT NJ. DOLBY. AP. 2loo, UN.
BRADBURY HTs.-Lg. brick bun
frepl,. din. rm.. mod. kitchen. bed
rms. and bath, screened side porch,
basement with laundry rm.. furnace
room and nice 3-rm. apt. now rent
~ Sc. 10. 3-96e6. paw AtA'''''o 1 pise
BRANCHvILLE - Charming. bunga-
low; 5 rooms and bath. basement,
new gas hot-water furnace. new
3o-sal. water heater. new Tappan
storm windows, Venetian blinds;
garage; only 81. 500 down. Cali
LU 4-5566. Ewes. Mr.. Smith TIE.
292y; TIE DEFABIo co; rs
cond.; porch bsmt oil heat; terms
JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. $3.50.
CLINToN-First Offering; new 5-rm.
Cape, Cod; full bsnt,; large expan
as. nsaatsuE se ass sqaff afGcRRs4 Fl 1nR w
cLINToNNLovely a-bedrm. bunsa-
low: large liv. rm. with firepl, range
and refgr. fun bsnt. exp. attic,
oil &C. heat. large level lot. space
for garden. Only Sl1.5O0, terms.
DEWEY.M. FREEMAN. 3214 Branch
ave. sc. 10. S-7700.
DISTRICT HTS.-Very nice masonry
BUNGALOW for only S10.950. Liv.
rm.. din. rm... mod. kitchen. . bed
rms. tile bath. gas heat: lg. level
lot. SOUTHEAST REALTY CO,
5402 Marlboro pike Sc. 10. 9-a656.
5000 Decatur St
$3.50. Bungalow in new cond f;
rms. and bath. h-wh.. gas stove.
auto. hot wa-e-. cabinet sink; J.
down. bal. like rent. Cali OWNER
anv t'r1e. Greenbelt T467. -
MD. = Beautiful g.
bedroom brick rambler situated
among towering oaks. in a very nice
suburban section. close to schools.
shopping and transp. Why syelter
in the city when you can keep cool
and comfortable in this luxurious
home and stu have all the advan-
tages Of the city conveniently at
hand? Let US show you this charm
ing abode. the last of many. Price.
SI4 500. T. D. BURGESS. VI. 2so2.
Evening star., 1951-02-27
STATELY COLONIAL
PLAN BY A WOMAN

For maximum efficiency and charm.
New antique brick rambler on Va
acre, near school and shopping; liv.
rm. 14xl9 with picture window:
fireplace with Heatoiators; din. rm
1ix12 with picture window; 8 at
dream "al white" kit. overlookins
spacious back yard: still time to
choose your own colors.
N. G. HINES & SON
OW 1920 -2R
Evening star., 1951-02-27
BUNGALOW. $4,000

Beautiful suburban buy. with
liv. rm., din. rm.. modern
equip. kit. 2 lovely bedrms.,
modern tile bath. attic. stor-
age space, full bsmt. with yard
entrance: oil heat, front and
side porches, Venetian blinds.
storm windows and screens;
24-acre lot: low down pay
ment, assume large GI loan
at 40. l207D.
Evening star., 1951-02-27
HOUSES FOR sALr-vA.
HOME AND VIEW

4 Bedrooms Your Requirements?
This charming home has bedroom or
den on LIST floor. Circular to 3 un-
Living room is attractive with fire-
place. formal-sized dining room,
airy equipped kitchen with eating
space. Tile bath. High ceiling. dry
basement. garage
N. G.. HINES & SON
Courthouse 3d.. Arl.. Va, oW. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-02-27
FALLS CHURCH

Four-bedrm. brick, lge. liv.-din. rm.
combination, fully equipped kit,
2 bedrms. and tiled bath on 1st
f.; ind floor has > nice bedrms.
with plenty closet space: full bsn,t..
gas forced hot-air heat; incl. Ben
dix washer. GE disposal unit and
home. it is Immaculate. Only
S14 900.
FRANCIS A. WAGNER
FA. 1855 FA. 1887.
Evening star., 1951-02-27
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
7 GOOD BUYS IN
NEARBY VA.
Alexandria. $4,000

Spacious 1-floor stucco cot
taga. living rm. with fireplace.
kitchen. 2 bedrooms and bath.
Parquet floors, expansible at
tic. high elevation with beau
titul view. Gas heat. Assume
Gl loan. Quick possession and
Evening star., 1951-02-27
WOOD
81, 4knn I'll O
SILVER SPRING

Modern br. rambler located on q
quiet suburban street. s large rms.
Including airy bedrms. Den. din.
rnl., with picture window. lge. liv.
rm. with fireplace. de luxe kit. with
breakfast nook. Recr. rm.. ga
baths. S33.950: terms.
BROWN AGENCY
sH. 3444. SH. 3497. Ewes. 81. 07s5.
Evening star., 1951-02-27
SILVER SPRING

Immediate possession. Of this i'm
maculate 3-bedrm. brick Colonial
on exceptionally attractive lot. large
living rm.. full size dining rm.. and
Full basement. g.a.-c. heat, driveway.
This house priced right at Sl5.950,
with excel. financing avail. Make an
appt. to inspect and convince your
self, by calling
CLAUDE WOOD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-31
SPEECH HiGHLIGHT
 OF MEMORIAL DAY
 0BSERvAN(ES HERE

J. Simpson MacKinnon, speaking in Memorial Day ceremonies, said that Communists are making in- roads into our midst by attrition and infiltration.
 "The Korean conflict is an act of attrition by them against free so- ciety." he said. The American pub lie is to blame for the political cor ruption read, about in so many of the daily papers. Our own apathy is the reason for this political corruption"
 Following the dock-side ceremon- ies at the support in honor of those who have died at sea, the parade went to the Federal building where MacKinnon delivered his speech From the Federal building, the par ade continued to Evergreen Gene tery ior grave-side ceremonies.
 Parade marshal was M Sgt, William Crawlo.d. During World War II he was a member of the Special Service Raiders, composed of American and Canadian army volunteers. He served in the Ital- ian campaign and in the central European operations. Sgt. Crawford transferred from the Fourth h. fantry Regiment, Ft. Richardson, to serve in the Alaska National Guard instructor detachment
 A special thanks is due those members of the Juneau Public School and City Bands who turned out, said Jim Brunette, commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He also expressed appreciation to members of organizations who par tioipated in the parade.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-31

would meet with interested persons at that time.
 A letter from Minister of Public Works E. c. Carson of British Co., lumbia to Comdr. Ed Chester was read, in which the minister said that in light of expanded mining activ- ities in the Tulsequah region by the Canadian Mining and Smelling Go he would be interested in meetine with Joseph Flakne of the Depart nent of Interior regarding the pro- posed road up the Taku Valley.
 Joseph MacLean reported ltlaa due to the uncertainty of assurino tourists dependable transportation from Haines to Juneau, limited good will tour to Tok and Teslin or the Alaska Highway had been plan ned sometime before June 21 bcyont which time the Chilkoot ferry barg' operation was not assured. The large outdoor signs are to be erected but other planned promotion is to b held up. He also stressed that tn $40 ferry charge for cars would dis courage a large party from partici- pating.
 The chamber expressed apprecia- ton to Comdr. Ed Chester for his active part in chamber affairs dur ing his tour of duty here and gave him a vote of thanks. Chester re. sponded that he had enjoyed his five years here.
 John Beach of the Rainier Corp of Hoquianl, Wash, was a guest Local guests were baseball fans Dr James Ryan and Hugh Wade.
 The meeting concluded with the showing of the 1850 World Series Baseball game film, shown through the courtesy of the Seattle P-I.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-31
CHECKS FOR VET LOANS IN MAIL
 TODAY, CURTIN

Floyd Guertin, commissioner, Ter ritorial Veterans Commission, sai, today that checks totaling approxi mately S160,0O0 in veterans loan would be in the mail today on thei way to district offices in the second 'hird and fourth divisions.
 This is a part of the S250,o00 re. ,ent'y released by the Board of Ad ninisiration of ve' erans' fund which were frozen" following tht 1949 legislature. Payment of tht funds was delayed week pendinG signature of the Territorial Aud. itor.
 Of the loans, g are home loans for purchase. construction or com pletion of additional Improvement to existing homes. They averaged lbout $5.C00 each, the highest being S1OOO0 and the lowest, $500 which went to an Eskimo veteran in Nome About 75 per cent of the money VII go to the third and fourth divisions
 Business loans amounted to $36 900 ranging from purchase of truck transportation company be- tween Circle Hot Springs and Far banks to a bottling works in Sitka They ranged from $3,000 to $10,0OO.
 Guertin said there is about $90,0OO left of the $250,000 which will be used for loans during June ans July. A total of about $650,000 i sti'l due from the appropriation made by the 1949 legislature.
 The Veterans Affairs Commission Guertin added, has at the present time loans outstanding of S2900Oo and in addition has paid out s3,40C n bonuses to Ii veterans durino May. Bonuses repaid to the comaais- sion, from 149 vets in order to ob tan loans. total 63.58o s
 ThesVcterans Board, Guertin said has imposed more rigid security re ouirernents to obtain loans to insure repayment and prevent loss to the World War II veterans revolving fund. Although amortization perloc of the loans is generally 10 years Guertin said the surprising thing was that all loans presently out
 .~z lz<<y yrf half that time, as estimated from repayment schedules. He said that business loans have shorter amort- ization period than the 10 years.
 Outstanding are 34 boat loans, all in excellent standing, which total S145,660 He added that these loans have shown a marked improvement during the last year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-31
PARTY OF $ MAKE lAku LODGE TRIP
 OVER MEMORIAL DAY

A half dozen persons discovered Taku Lodge over Memorial Day. They were Clara Maag and Gloria Frasier of the Juneau Clinic; pr. J. Karpinski, Coast Guard dentist; Lyle Manson, Juneau High School band director; Paul Sutton, chief underwater for the FILA here, and Auggie Hiebert of Anchorage, chief engineer for the Lathrop Company radio station chain.
 They travelled to the Lodge on the riverboat Redwing, Tuesday evening and flew back last evening via Alaska Coastal Airways. They were entranced with the rugged mountains and glaciers almost on the Lodge doorstep. Royal O'Reilly took the party up the Taku River to the Canadian border yesterday and the group made a short hike to the lake which receives the Twin Glaciers. ......
 Dr. Karpinski who comes origin ally from New York and has beer on temporary duty for the past three months in Alaska said he had enjoyed Juneau more thar any other town in Alaska and was glad he made the Taku trip before he returns to the states.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-31
HALIBUT LANDINGS FOR
 TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY

A total of 166, 100 pounds of hal ibut were landed on Tuesday and Wednesday, selling at l6 cents a pound for mediums, 13 cents for chix and 16 cents for large.
 Selling Tuesday to E. E. Eng -trom: Evolution, 10000 pounds, Defiance, 1000, Sisu, 6,300, Zip, 2,500, New Any, 5000; to Alaska ~oast Fisheries: Tern, 1000, Julia D., 7,500. Emma, l5,000, Viking, s.1Go: to [. c. Johnson: Valiant, !. 0 ,, sJ $500
 Selling Wednesday to E. F Eng strom: Washington. 7,800, May flower, 11,500, Tundra, 10000, Kath- crime S., 11,OOO; to E. c. Johnson: Valor. 5000, Hi, 5000; to Alaska Coast Fisheries: Thelma, 11,500 Bertie II, 15,00O, Ginger N, 13,Ooo, Arctic, 2,500.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-31
60 DAY EXTENSION ON JUNEAU, DOUGLAS
 SMALL BOAT HARB0RS

At a regular Juneau Chamber of Commerce meeting at the Baranof hotel Thursday noon, Secretary F. o. Eastaugh read letter from Brig. Gen. O. E. Walsh, Division Engineer, U. s. Army Engineers, Portland who stated that 60-day extension per- iod had been allowed for further hearings on the Douglas and Juneau
 small boat harbor improvements. He also wrote that he expected to be in Juneau in June or early July and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-31
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
 WILLIAM TARR, FRIDAY

Funeral services for William E Tarr, II, who passed away Tuesday at his room over the Swanson Gro- cery here, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev Ralph E. Baker will be in charge ard Mrs. Baker will be vocalist.
 Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery.
 Fallkearers will De Woodrow Tarr, Eugene Tar, Albert Peterson, Gus tive Peterson, Frank Olson, Sr Id Grant Baldwin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-31
TO GLACIER BAY

The U. s. G. s. Geological par ty left today on the U.S.G.S. vessel Lit-Par-Lit, for Glacier Bay where members will continue geologlca
 studies this summer Darwin Ross man is chief of party With him are Edwin c. Scott, James Seitz Cliff Hopson, and David DaWleS all of San Francisco.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-31
GIRL FOR DEFICIENCIES

A girl weighing pounds 13 oun- res was born to MT and Mrs. John 2. Dapcevich at St. Ann's Hospital Wednesday afternoon at 5:15. She has been named Aleda Dayle and ioins two brothers Dick, 3, and Dave, 2. Dapcevich is employed in the Federal Disbursing office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-31
SOROPTOMIST CLUB
 MEETING TOMORROW

Sorcptcmis;s Club Will have week ly meeting and luncheon in Gold room of Baranof Hotel Friday at 12. It is important that Chairmen of Committees submit their reports as this is the annual business meet ing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-31

Mark Twain wrote a number of plays, most of them adapted from his own novels. either by himself or in collaboration with other wri- ters. No one was an outstanding stage hit. None has been published.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-31
HALIBUT VESSEL
 SEIZED BY (. C.

The halibut vessel, Biorka, oi Sitka, with Frank Paul, ST. master was seized by the U. $. Coast Guaro Citrus about 8 pm. Tuesday for violation of fishing regulations The halibut season in Area PA was closed midnight of May 28, Coasl Guard headquarters said today.
 The vessel was found with gear out near Point Craven in Peril Straits and was escorted to Juneau by the Citrus yesterday. It was re- ported that the vessel had approx imately 2,200 pounds of halibut aboard. The U. S. Fish and Wildllfe Service was notified of the arrest and took custody of the vessel and cargo.
 A hearing was scheduled Tor U ,. Commissioners Court today. The Coast Guard has been main- taining halibut patrols in accord ance with law.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-31
BADRIAN HERE

B. Badrian of Seattle, represent ative of the Johnny Walker distli leries, is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-31

DIR. SMITH HERE Dr. Robert L. Smith of Anchor age is registered at the Baranot Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-31
FROM CORDOvA

II. E. Halversen of Cordova stopping at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-31
A. SHYMAN FIBRE

A. Shyman of Seattle is here. to ttend hoard of directors meet ng of the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-31

The Romans used cabbage poul-
 ticeS on wounds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-31

FROM SEATTLE Paul Anderson of Seattle is reg stered at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-31
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