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BEDROOM, dining room, contents oil
house; cash. We do moving. storage
Ia. 2937; after z pm, GE. 1416
16S
BEDRM. DIN. RM. AND OTHER
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CALL TILL PM, CO. 1866.
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z large rooms, pine paneled recrea.
room; garage; IA baths; min.
frorn n. c.
BEULAH GOSS, CHI. 5682
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1446 R. I. AVE. NV.
Vacancies now available. in doubl,
rooms $3.50 to S14 per wk. Cal
all day. -15
PRINCE KARL HOTEL
AIR CONDITIONED
1901 K ST. NV. RIGHT DOWN.
TOWN. Newly decor. phone. 24-hr
switchboard: sgles., dbles.; reas
rates. EX. 7725.
COLORED-LGE. FRONT RIM. twin
beds; suitable for couple or
sdglts; ssddggllts privileges; quiet home. II go
coIoRED-4s1o 18th ST. NV,
Clean. comfortable rm.; convenient
transp. Call TU. 1150. lis
COLORED-LARGE rooms. conven-
lent to downtown workers. Kitchen
privileges; reas. rates. Ii. 1854
CoLoRED-1 LGE. RIM. and hal
rm. 1015 N st. NV. Apt. 107. lie
COLORED--RMS., Christian home
vicinity 9th and P SITS. NV. HO
3772 between 4 and 8 pm.
COL LORED-LARGE FURN. ROOM
with private living room, 331s
18th ST. NV
Double rms. with privileges. For
empl people. Please call by tele-
phone, RA $685., -21
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Lee Hill Farm
EQUALITY Cross"
Angus Sale

At .ISs Lee , Hill fa Farm; Fr,edeTicksburg, Va
80 head registered Aberdeen Angus
selling: bulls. bred and open heifers:
very finest quality and breeding.
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COURTESY
BUS SERVICE

738 Longfellow st. NV.
New modern elevator bldg. desirable
apt, liv. rm.. 2 bedrms., kit. and
bath; S9S75 per mo. incl. utils
immed. posses. See Residence Mgr,
Apt. 213. to inspect.
H. L. Rust Co.
1901 18th st. NV. Ma. 500.
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REFRlGERATORS, up to 4o& disc.
on all hoor models; last YRS models
snasnea ant sSS RoySAE isrRs aspL14Sch 3Hsa eSe co
1911 Nichols ave Sc. LU 4-7000.
REFRIGERATORS, used. from $40
UP. STANDARD TIRE & BATTERY
Cos 10th and H SITS. ne. Ii.
REFRlGERATORS reconditioned;
written guarantee: delivered: terms.
RA: 5000. 1904 Ga. ave. NV. lis
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WIDE OPEN SPACES, N. ARL.
10 minutes from D. c.; daily maiC
services. parking privileges; gentle.
men only. GIL. 500,
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PIANOS

the best in pianos
come to CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
where you will find large dlspla,
of new and used .Steinway pianos
Come in and make your selection
now Liberal allowance for youi
piano Convenient terms may bt
arranged for the balance. CAMP.
BELL MUSIC CO., 110S G st. NV
DI SAGA. Washington's Exclusive
SteinRaY dealer 10
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SOlQ-ReQUeQ-
A small deposit will assure OF q cool
summer. Call II. 3-4112. R. & M:
REFRIGERATION CO.. Authorizeo
n1.Iall Garvina nao1ar
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FURNITURE

Walnut Junior dining room suite. :
pieces. LA. 6-1230.
3-piece Walnut bedrm. suite, $3.50
NO. 1904.
Maple bedroom, S149.50. IA. 2-1116
Chair and sofa-bed, S99.50. Ii. 2
1880.
New Spinet Piano, S495. DE. 1900.
Smith Transfer g. Storage
Don't Make a Move Without
Calling Smith.
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CO. o-oPERATlvE APARTMENTS

NAYL0R GARDENS. 3oth and Nay:
price only SIS 300. About $500
down; monthly cost, S62.
DRURY REALTY CORP, MI. 1000;
ewes, OR bT61
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AIR CONDITIONERS

195o-195l national brands; window
units: factory crates. 5-year war.
renty. Pay cash: best price in town
st. NV, ME. 1882. lis
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WESLEY HALL
S55 MONTH
ROOMS WANTED

WORKING DAUGHTER desires room
and board for semi-invalid mother;
reasonable. HO. 1918 after pm.
16s
GENTLEMAN, retired. musical; wants
single room. Box 409-B. Star.
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REUPHOLSTERING

epecial-Sofa ana chair, reuphol.
stored. labor and material, S69;
workmanship guar, 25 yrs. In same
establishment. LA FRANCE UP
HOLSTERIN0. 2500 14th st. NV.
CO. 1881.
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BOOKS, large and small collections
RGsss end sooR sroRs q Ssr s sspeas t
BOOks nougnt all xinds. any guam
asoR sR0 soog 5eS2yed saop e our 4ss
ciorHISc fSsj nm vt WANTES ssss Turn vou,
extra garments into money. Ladies
sisIPsns: 4 9ss APpRRHL Rfllz y &iK iH T. re DR 60
dlfierent." Can AID. i44s. M1s 1S ''
CONVERSION BURNERS. gas: good
prices. paid; MR.. PARKER. Ii.
7-4097, weekdays. -15
DIAMOND JEWELRY OF any descrip-
sRaE f.sR II So S6Rk fnd sye1 Cash 8 Daa
FURNITURE, in good condition; all
prices. MRS. GAY. RE. 1904. 1s.
FCnNITURE VIII, pus entire con.
tents or odd pieces: also old china,
hric-a-brac Buytng and selling fol
g, g. years E = ~ HoPwSooDs SSSs stb and (
FsSskHSSirgRE-A5l ssHS! svs. Al typssss bought. AID.
FGRNiTGREs-MMAANTfaRbnS MAfR AT ONCE.
Good Used Furniture, ANY Amount.
Also Want Refrigerator, Grand
Piano Curio Cabinet. And Clean
Rugs. Please Call MR.. GRADY. MA.
FURS.-odd pieces. entire cont Re-
fgr; nc,;, stoves We buy anything tn
caANdG efas aGms s1o 7th + e.. EqRSi AZ Sss5 s1
GARDEN TRACTOR. with necessary
aattachments for 2-acre garden. HI.
4S1T. ia
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GILBERT
z460 18th sc. n.w.-Sgle. ana dble.
rms. some with pvt bath: maid and
24.hr PIX service co 7321
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FILE, CARINETS

Four-drawer wood letter size VIZ
sides. $3.50: 4-drawer wood letter
size. steel drawers. full suspension
$40. .e6; legal size new four-drawel
steel with lock- $49.95. N. FRANK
a. SON. 414 Bird st. NV. EX. 1914
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c ST. NE.
Liv. rm., din. rm.. bedrm., kit. and
bath, all util. included; SS5 mo-
Call MR.. LINOWES. DI. 2S01. -19
Georgetown on Capitol Hill
Beautifully remodeled house. has love-
ly apartment with studio rm., di-
nette. mod kit. and bath. porch:
single man or woman; conv. to car
line and Capitol bldgs.; $115 per
mo-, incl. util. Call Ii. 6-2700. or
ROxANA B. DORIAN. 3245 P st.
NV. AID. S912
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA - Two-rm.
apis. 1st a. rear 2 rms. with private
bath kit; serving in lge. rm. with
tile a. Back ward for
CHILDREN
SIS wk. Also; 2-rms. and vestibule
apt. with semiprivate bath; $50.
1881 21st ST. NV. DE. 9601.
COLORED-353I 10th ST. NV
No. 16; / nm. kit. and bath; all
utilities; nicely furn.; $40 per mo
See janitorss LIss REALTY CO.
CoIORED-iII5 9Th ST. NV
rm.. share kit. and bath: nicely
frn.: $40 per mo. See janitor. LISs
REALTY CO.. INC. RE. 1884. lie
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BUILDING MATERIALS
BUILDING MATERIAL s

See US for CrosSley awning-type alu-
minum windows: new, lose-coupled
toilets, basins, built-in tubs. etc.;
plenty of parking space. A. B. c. D.
CORP, 1881 Jefferson Davis hwy,
Arlington, Va. Otis S755. 30
cAacg1AToR AZ " SIIrn MepESsi slsctFle rs
613 14th st nv
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

WV, F6bSs ebS.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, pure bred.
s wks. old; reas. Call KE. 3-49S2.
COCKER sPANIELS-Beautiful rec
puppies, Axe reg; excel. pedigree
choice bloodlines; affectionate pet;
reasonable. KE. 3-5a46. is
BOXER, pedigreed; will sell; mo.
male; houSebroken. 10. S-5513.
FREE KITTENS, 6 weeks old; black
8 yellow. male and female. Call AL
S063. IT
healthy. shousebroken. OR. 2049.
GOING ABROAD, must sell honey
colored. pedigreed 3-year-old male
cocker spaniel, Axe; $40. EN-. 3S12
GERMAN SHEPHERD male puppy.
weeks old. thoroughbred: $25. Cal
OV. 3042. IL
POLICE E-DOBERMAN, black, bob Gail
housebroken, friendly, well-trained
new home needed. Sligo 6109.
BOXER PUPPIES
For sale Call Ashton 4ST1 -2(
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China, furniture, silverware. jeweiry
and Chinese art objects. ANY guam
tity Call Louis Segal. CHI b333;
ewes EN- 67Hk
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SINK TOPS-FORMICA
Cnstom-made at factory prices.
Free estimates. Terms arranged.
II. 3-1233; eyes,, XII. S-98O5. 30
SOFA, eft. mahog. trimg down
cushions, perfect condition. $500.
STENOTYPE. late model. recondt.
toned, guaranteed S42.60 UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO S13 t4th ct
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APARTMENTS ouT-oE-rowN

BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, Pa.-Moderr
broom spacious apartment, porches;
also attractive small 4-roon apart.
ment. Both tastefully decorated ane
furnished; special rates for summer
season or BY the wear. North S43S
or National S94S. If
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SURPLUS TOOLS


Picks, 81; shovels. S1.25: mattocks.
81; sledges, .$2.75; digging bars.
$3.50; axes. hammers. GICHNER,
surplus warehouse, 25l3 M st. NV.
TELEvISION RCA 12-in. Mod. rI2l
with table. peri cond.; orig. S27O;
sac, $Io5: MI: 1852 after 8. -l5
TELEvlSlON SETS up TO 400 on
2-year service on all models Last
years models slashed Many floor
samples and demonstrators Free
home demonstration. Easy terms
Open ewes until 8 ROYAL APPLI-
AHcE c0a cS00ao 1911 Nichols ave Sc
rELEvISlON-- Some 1850 models q,
big discounts; also 1851 models
3-ways and l9-incb sets greatly
reduced: long easy terms Call 10
2-l1 for free nome demonstra-
ton G J READ & SONS 3014
Nichols ave Sc Open till o m
TELEVISION. 81 demonstrators: big
savings; s.ade and terms. P. o.
SMITH, s. 81 g.. 1874 H st. ne.
Ii. 3-605O.
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ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th STREET NV
Conveniently located outside roomi
with running water or private bath;
dining room; SO day up. HU
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APTs. WANTED Cont

GOVT. WOMAN. "a, desires unfur-
NV; $50. Box 391-B. Star. 16'
FAMILY with 2 grown children need,
3-bedroom unfurnished apartment
or house by June 15. Reasonable.
Box 402-B, Star. =.
AIR FORCE OFFICER desires 2-bed-
room apt, NV, June l to Aug. 15.
About $1OO per month. BOX 4O7-B,
QUIET COUPLE desire until Oct.
1-beorm. or efflc furnished sublet.
preferably air conditioned. NV.
Phone ME. 1926. Ext. 20S. 49,
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BRICKS
BUILDING MATERIAL
USED

LUMBER, ALL SIZES
Leg tubs 81
10000 IT. h.-w. radiation 35c #.
Barrack-type stoves ------ Si5
ain. cast-tron pipe ---------90c It:
Lavatory basins So
10000 1T. h-in. plywood -15c 50. IT..
Double hung windows SO complete
Oak flooring, perfect condition.
6lat doors $40
Also steel beams, angle iron. GAL
vanized pipe, boilers, windows and
doors, complete with frames and
many other items, to I'LL your build
ing needs.
new building material. One trip to
ACE will save time and money.
ACE WRECKING &
BUILDING MATERIALS co.
4oO2 Minnesota Ave. NE. LU. 4-o500.
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POULTRY. RABBITS 6 EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st.
NV, Conkey'g Y-O feeds, baby
chicks poultry supplies. ME- 00S9
N. II. REDS or Indian River chicks:
S13 per 400; week old Pekin duck
lingS; $3.50 per dozen. o. MAX
WELL, Lanham. Md, WA. 1545. III
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AIR CONDITIONERS
Oold Dop<o1 Corvicnd

SOlQ-NeQU6Q-
A small deposit will assure Of q coo
summer. Cali II: 3-4112. r; q M
REFRIGERATION CO. Authorized
ANTIQUE SQUARE steinway rose.
wood piano Du. 2214. weekdays
ASwsiNSifNSs "a. se,,nehh; white shut
hASt iine. GAtNei SO: Teeter-sabe. fDs s.; Lspil
BABY iHb 'asKiso assTRoLITR. iIHi bfand-nev. $40
sasiNs, asIi So' sishas' sisks. sArHruBs-, pail,
3056 M ST. NV. NO. 1903.
BATHTUBS. new used. built in, legs.
sinks basins, toilets PEEERlLlESSSs lSS
SALES CO 92s7 oIsts Gs ave- eeomDfortable DE hd5e
So AP. iss7 after 8 pm. IL
BED LEGS-Convert youl coil or boz
install. sH. 1928. 10. 7-54ls.
BEDS AND MATTRESSES
Army double hunks, complete with
Waves. WTN 'cs6Oh SS.inch width foldine bed
S7.95; 36-inch width Hollywood.
type bed with steriliSed irner-sprinl
mattress, SCI :95; new canvas 1910 1910
ing cots, S5.95. N FRANK q SON
414 3rd st. NV. E&. S974
BICYCLES-complete line. Dawes
Rudge. DSA, Colson, Columbia
PARKWAY CYCLE & HARDWARE
CO. Lee hwy. and Kirkwood I'd
BICYCLES-New, used and rebuilt
$40 up. GEORGETOWN BICYCLE
STORE, 1911 Wis. ave, MI. 0100:
BO0KS-Palmistry and dream books
phrenology books. 1871 Pa. ave
Bricks, face ana common. an,
quantity PENNSYLVANIA BUILD.
ING SUPPLY. AID. 1900,
BkICKS-face and common. I or
million. ALASKA COAL AND BRICH
H0 MA kQQH OF 7SQ0
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REFRIGERATOR
CLOSE-OUT

1850 and 1851 G. E. WESTINGHOUSE
Hotpoint. Crosley. Admiral, Philco
and Gibson refrigerators at greatly
reduced prices. Open evenings till
g.. STANDARD TIRE h. BATTERY
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ANTIQUES WANTED

SILVERWARE. ANY CONDITION
Jewelry. china, glassware and bric- ..
brac. % Milestone. North $500,
HOUSE OF GIFTS, 1893 Wis ave
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR RENT

BY month or season. Phone OR
$500. GENERAL ELECTRONICS
4513 wisconsin ave. NV. -16
EQUIPMENT -- Music
players, mobile systems, tape ano
disc recorders; rental, $5 up. CO
4S03.
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POOKS HILL

POOKS HILL
BETHESDA. MARYLAND
Jnst beyond the Naval Hospital
on Wisconsin Ave.
l3 bedrooms. 2 baths. living room.
dining room and kitchen S267 so
Two bedrooms. 2 baths. living room,
dining loom and kitchen S242 so
One bedroom, living room, dinette,
kitchen and bath 80
COURTESY
BUS SERVICE
Features include secretarial. switch.
| board. utilities three elevators. car
peter corridors. delivery service. two
large parking areas. Storage space
on each floor: roof garden; resident
| manager on premises.
MASTER TV ANTENNA AVAILABLE.
| A FEW FURNISHED APARTMENTS
| Avail ABLE
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

perset ssarnfI eondtIon aid cheaD Gan aise
tween 3 and Z. Ordway. 1899. --18
HANDBAGS, genuine
Cuban imported. from $40 to. SIS
UP Ala Buchanan st. NV. ia. 1884
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30
SCHOOL BOND ELECTION IS HELD TODAY

At press time today only POP votes had been cast in Juneau in the school bond election which is to de eide if the property-owning voters wish to float s20O,0O0 worth of bonds to build an added wing to the pro- jected new grade school at Glacier Highway and 18th street. The Juneau polling place is in the Alas ka Electric Light and Power office and remains open until tonight
 Originally the Alaska Public Works was to provide half of the funds for the construction of the new school. but due to cut in APW funds. it became doubtful if APW funds would be available for the project. The Juneau Independent School Board voted to carry on the construction on revised plans to fit the s75O.0OO bond issue voted some time ago.
 The wing will contain two Kin dergarten rooms, cafeteria to serve all the school, teachers room nurses room, office, cault for rec ords. storage rooms, rifle range ana additional play space.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30
TWO DEABLED FISH
 BOATS LOCATED BY
 COAST GUARD TODAY

Two disabled fishing boats in the North Pacific have been located and taken in tow by the U. s. Coast Guard, co headquarters said here today.
 The fishing vessel Frigidland, a 76-foot seine type boat with seven on board, was disabled by broken crank shaft yesterday morning. The cutter Storis and a PBY from Ko- diak located it about 250 miles west of Sitka and it was being lowed to Sitka today. The vessel is listed as belonging to Rasmus Misund of Ta- coma.
 The vessel Lillian Wizard, a two- masted schooner with auxiliary pow CT reported engine trouble 230 miles southeast of Kodiak. It also was carrying a crew of seven. A Coast Guard plane from Kodiak and the cutter Sedge located it this morn ing and it was being lowed to Ko- diak by the Sedge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30
G0vT.'S RIGHT TO FIRE DI5L0YAL I5
 SUSTAINED, COURT

WASHINGTON, April 30-R-By a 4 to 4 tie vote, the Supreme Court today upheld the government s right to fire without a trial, Feder- all workers suspected of disloyalty
 The Tribunals action was taken n the case of Dorothy Bailey, who was thrown out of her S8,000-a- year job in the U. s. Employment Service on a finding that reason able grounds exist for belief that she was not loyal to the Uni ted States. The finding was made on secret FBI reports never dis closed to her.
 A terse order announced the de- eision. It did not say how the in iividual justices had split. Justice Clark, attorney general at the time Hiss Bailey was fired, took no part in the case.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30
SPECIAL ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL
 ARRIVES IN JUNEAU

Attorney General J. Gerald Will Hams is introducing his special as- istant, George Apostol to Juneau. Apostol arrived here from Seattle on the Denali.
 Apostol reports pleasant trip up and said his first impression of Alaska was "very favorable. l know I am going to like it" His wife and three daughters will join him here at the end of the school term, about the middle of June.
 Apostol is a wellknoWn Washing ton attorney. He is graduate of Gonzaga University and the Uni versity of Washington law school.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30

Burfield. Frank Wilcox, MT. Boyfi- ton, O. Selmer, It. McGuane, Will liam Wasser, Frank sStine, Mrs. Guy McClain, Max Steffen; for. Haines c. Smith, Norvin Lewis
 For Sitka: MT. and Mrs. Ray Peterson, Cliff Barnhill, Mary Hell in, Billy Helin, Bob Syre, H. G. Fairhurst, Fred Simpson, Chris Jackson. M. Workman, P. Caniff, R. McBrayer, A. Lawrence, R. Til on T. Hughes, Beth Koby, D. Nit rovitch, John Bart, MT. and Mrs Hulberg, Mir. Wright, S. l.. Tracy L. H. Basket, M Manship, Rev Sweeney, z. Gross; for Fish Bay A. N. Gay, Rex Joseph.
 For Petersburg: Ruth Noreide R. Armstrong, MT. .Kaylor, for Ket- chikan: G. B. MacGowan, A. Wid- marsh, J. R. Johnson. Cliff Gilker
 Arriving from Petersburg: G. Miller; from Petersburg: Mrs. Ry- m, Mrs. Johnson; from Sitka: B Howard, L. Utter, MT. and Mrs Jack Goolsby. Marvin and Larry Goolsby, R. McBrayer, M Work nan, P. Caniff. w. Lawrence; M 5atchelder, Beth Koby, Bob Syre B. Rountree, Elma Rountree, w -eivers, G. Folta, Mrs. Knebel, E. knebel, MT. and Mrs. Deveney, G Thornton, Marie Jensen, Mrs. J Whiting.
 From Skagway Rev. J. Conwell Earl Kigley: from Eaincs: A. T Judson; from Hoonah: Frank Nor ton, Bertha Raatikainen; from Kimshan: Paul Sorensen; from Sisters Island: Francis SRiendeau, from Tenakee: Andrew Wlrun. Pet CT Wirun; from Hood Bay MT nd Mrs. E. Stout.
 From Hawk Inlet: William Jack 'on; from Tulsequah Als Woods Anna Woods, F. Chuba, w. Lemi- suerier, Gordon L. Kyle. Imogene Kyle. 4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30
KELLY RECRUITS
 40 ENGINEERS FOR
 BpR SUMMER WORK

John B. Kiely, bridge engineer for the Bureau of Public Roads, re- turned to Juneau over the weekend from the states where he has been on a recruiting trip for summer en- ployes for his agency. He signed up about 40 new engineering assistants who will be assigned to various jobs in the westward, interior and south- east Alaska.
 H. A. Stoddart, division engineer, left today for an inspection trip to the westward and interior on road and bridge work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30
LIONS SEE ESKIMO
 NATIONAL GUARD
 MOVIE BY MARSIEN

The first showing of a 4O-mln- ute Arctic film taken by Col. M. R. Marsten took place at regular luncheon meeting of the Juneau Lions Club at the Baranof Hotel this noon. Marsten gave running commentary.
 The picture depicted life in Arc- tic outposts together with work of the Eskimo National Guard units II building their armories, caching food rations and the constant quest for food and fuel. Ittook two years to make the film.
 Lloyd Ripley of Nit. Edgecumbe and Eek Guerin of Douglas were visiting Lions. Other guests were Maj. D. N. Cameron, George Apos- tol, and Bill Dean.
 Election cf officers will take place at the May 21 meeting, President Jerry Williams announced.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30
ROAD LOAD BANS LIFTED; HIGHWAY
 OPEN TO INFERIOR

A. r. Ghiglione, chief engineer for the Alaska Road Commission, today announced receipt of wire from B. D. Stewart, Jr., engineer in charge of the Valdez area, saying that the highways between Valdez, Anchorage and Fairbanks are now completely open and load restric- tions, formerly imposed for trucks, have been lifted. The opening and lifting of restrictions becomes ef- fective tomorrow, May 1.
 A 75 per cent load restriction has been in effect during the spring thawing of the road bed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30
OPS REp0RTS FR0M
 BARS DUE TUESDAY

All taverns and bars come under the OPS. restaurant regulation and are required to have their re- ports in by tomorrow, the Office of Price Stabilization reminded to- day.
 BGcs and taverns use the same method of figuring food cost per dollar of gross sales as eating houses, end must submit this data to their district OPS. office. Reg ulations governing restaurants, bars and taverns were mailed out to those affected several weeks ago.
 The law requires that each eating establishment or anyone serving meals to the public in any manner, and all bars and taverns, submit the following information to the 70. P. s. by. April 30.
 Their selection of their own base period. This may be either the calendar year 1949 or the 12-month period ending June 30, 1850
 "A statement of thei' total food CT beverage costs during the base period
 3-A statement of their gross sales during the base period.
 "A statement of any special charges such as entertainment, cover, etc.
 In addition, if the restaurant was ir. operation prior to last July l, they must preserve two copies of all menus and price lists used after January Is of this year. This is to establish a basis of cOmparison.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30
FISH SEASON OPENS
 ON COLUMBIA RIvER;; 900 FISHERMEN OUT

ASTORIA. Ore, April 30 -R-- The Columbia river spring commer- cial fishing season opened today with some goo fishermen on the river with expectations of sizable catches.
 The spring salmon run has jump ed in size the past few days. The Army Engineers, who have fish tabulators at Bonneville dam, re- ported more than 1S,500 Chinook salmon went upstream the past three days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30
LEGION AUXILIARY s&
 JOINT MEETING TONIGHT

There will be a joint child well fare meeting by members. of the American Legion and the Auxiliary at o'clock tonight in the Legion Ougout, Waino Hendrickson said -oday. Henry A. Harmon, director of the Alaska DepartTgents,Qf Welt fare will be the speaker. Refresh~ ments will be servedg at the close of the meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30
MARsTEN HERE

Col. M. R. Marsten of the Alaska National Guard is stopping at the Barancf hotel. He is returning from the states where he has been for several months for medical atten- ton after breaking his leg at Barter Island.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30
.117 CARRIED ON
 ALASKA C0ASIAl
 WEEKEND TRIPS

A total of 127 passengers were carried on Alaska Coastal Airllnes Saturday and Sunday flights with g on interport. 59 departing and 45 arriving.
 Departing for Tulsequah: Jung Kee Sim, Jung Lin, Sam Tip, w. T. Erwin, Mrs. L. Gl1ifin, s. Gray, R. Cameron, o. Monroe, '. Boake, for Hoonah: Mrs. F. James; for Pelican: Willy Ness, Mrs. Gus Wahto.
 For Skagway: Fred Enearl, MT.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30
THREE MARTEN ARE FLOWN TO PELICAN
 FOR RE-5T0CkING

Urban Pete" Nelson, Federal aid supervisor for the U. s. Fish and Wildlife Service today reported that three marten were being flown to Pelican today, by Alaska Coastal Airlines for release in that area This is a part of the restocking program which is being carried out by FWS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30
RETURN TO JUNEAU

MT. and Mrs. M. J. Haas, and pet dog "Howdy," returned to Ju- neau on the Princess Louise and are at home at AT Harris street. They have been gone from Juneau for several years but they expect to be located here in the future.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30
DIR. DAWES ILL

Dr. L. P. Dawes was taken to St. Ann's Hospital Saturday afternoon with a heart attack. His physician said he was resting easily today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30
MRS. FRASER ILL

Mrs. Jessie Fraser. Douglas tele- phone operator was taken to St. Ann's Hospital last Saturday with a heart attack. Her condition was reported good today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30
FROM TULSA

Harold Sommers and Osvid Yock of the Allied Helicopter Service at Tulsa, Okla, are stopping at the Gastineau hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30
FROM SEWARD

Mrs. Hans Hafmeister of Seward is stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30
FROM SEATTLE

w. Roger Johnson of Seattle is stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30

Mabel Ryan and Bertha Johnson of Seattle are registered at the Bar anof hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30
FROM BELLINGHAM

Owen B. Filler of Bellinghan, Wash. is registered at the Baranot Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-30

J. N Theobold of Anchorage is at the Baranof Hotel.