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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-01-10
Adult Swim Classes
Booked at YWCA

Thursday and Friday of this week
will see a new session of adult swim
ming classes at the central YWCA,
Fifth and Seneca. Sessions for be-
ginnerS, advanced beginners, inter
medistes and advanced swimmers
will be held
All the classes are for an eight
week period and are offered mainly
during the afternoon and evening
The fee for a session is SO.
On January Is, senior life-sav-
ing class will be offered for advance
ed swimmers who are Is years of
age or older The class is coedu-
cational 1t will meet frorn 8 until
10 pm. every Monday for eight
weeks
Childrens swimming classes for
youngsters between the ages of 8
and IL years will be offered Friday
afternoons and Saturday morning
and afternoons, starting Jan. II and
13 These classes will cover begin
ming through advanced instruction.
There will also be diving instruc-
zion.
All these classes require pro-
tective medical examination before
person may join. Anyone wish
ing to participate may obtain
complete schedule of classes and
make the medical appointment by
calling Eliot 1900, extension II.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-01-10

Ontario is expected to send A
malgamated Sugar. Jacket 4 Ro-
gers and Manser's to the Main
Bowl affair to complete the list
of team event entries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-14
Big AirpIane Lost
 For Hours on London Taxi-way

LONDON. Dec. IA = R Ground crewmen at London Airport had to grope through pea soup fog for two hours last night before they could find a big Air France plane landed from Paris with 39 passengers.
 Within seconds after the French planc landed. swirling mists cut visibility to l5 yards and the pilot was ordered to keep his ship on tho taxi-way.
 For the next two hours five search parties in coaches, tractors and fire truck equipped with two-way radio hunted for the plane.
 Finally the fire truck driver. using the radio found the craft apd guided the coaches to the passeng- CTS.
 The rescued travellers had to wait several more hours for their bag- gage-the luggage trucks also got lost. ri
 But the long delay wasn't too bad One passenger. returning from her, Paris honeymoon, explained I've drank champagne and played cards"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-14
Juneau Singers io Give Coneefi Sunday

Torty-f:s,s Juneau Singers un- der the direction of Miss Marjorie Iverson win resent The Song of Christmasn and other Christmas music in their annual Yuletide pre- sensaticn to the people of Juneau. Sunday at 2:30 in the Twentieth Century Theatre. The Juneau Sing eYs are grateful to the Twentieth Century Theatre for making this annual event possible. There is no admission charge, but a frec-will offering will be taken to defray expenses of the concert, primarily the purchase of music. It just isn't possible to na.,e all these who have contributed l. the success of this program; ell tho members of the chorus have ret cnly learned the music but helped with the prodrc- ton; Miss Ivcrscn and friends have made decorations. Special mention is made of Miss Margaret Mall anas work on Rudolph the Rcd Nosed Reindeer.
 The public is invited to go early to be in their seats by 2:30 pm. when the proeessional of carols will start
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-14
Sled Dogs Train Handlers, Says
 British Explorer

LONDON, Dec. 14-tF-You don't train sled dogs. q British explorer told the Royal Society of Arts to- day They train explorers.
 Cambridge Biologist V. F. Fuchs, who led an explors tion party mar ooned in the disputed antarctic wastes for two years, told the Society the term "dog training is just a "Iace-saver" because "it is moro often the team which trains the new driver
 He added after I insisted on some particularly silly maneuver my leader would stop and look around with n ST of sowowicg inquiry"
 Fuchs led a lcari 0, mappers and geologists whose work was de- signed to help Britain clinch her claim to a tig wedge of rock, ice and water from Cape Horn back to the pole. Three nations Chile, Ar gentina, and Britain-have been automatically haggling over parts of the area for years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-14
Bill MtCoI! Wins FooibslI Tile
 Linenaall of Year

NEW YORK. Dec. IA - tR Bill McColl. big factor in Stanford's winning of the Pacific Coast Con- ference football title and the Rose Bowl spot against Illinois, has been selected as the l!neman of the year.
 The 2l-year-old 225-pound end from San Diego was the choice of l03 sportswriters and sportscast- CTS participating in the Associated Press poll.
 The greatest lineman I have ever seen," said Coach Chuck Tay- Tor of Stanford.
 Big Bill, named on the Associated Press All-America offensive team received IT votes for his feats of catching 42 passes, seven for touch- downs, and picking up GOT yards.
 Two All-America tackles, Don Coleman of Michigan State and Jim Weatherall of Oklahoma, tied for second place with Bob Ward Maryland's All-America guard, right at their heels.
 Bob Carey, Michigan States All- America offensive end, was next in line with seven votes. He was fol- lowed by Pat Canamella of South ern California and Les Richter of California, each with six votes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-14

not grant an exclusive right of fish cry, and (2) they must be for the purpose of protecting and conserv- ing the fisheries.
 Tt has been argued that fish trap operation in Alaska constitutes an exclusive fishery right and there fore is contrary to the intent of the White Act. This would be true if trap sites were open only to cer- tain individuals or companies. Such is not the case. Areas open to traps can be occupied by anyone, and the reari1el permits and licenses are availabls to anyone applying fer them. There is no property right in any trap site in Alaska, and the operator. of trap at any given site has TO guarantee that he will be able to install a trap at that site in future years. The same ap- plies in the case of set or anchored gill nets wherever they are permit ted to operate. When two traps or set nets are installed in an area open to traps but less than the minimum distance apart, the courts not the Fish and Wildliie Ser vice CT the Department of the In- or-deternine which is entitled to operate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-14

against and 9 abstentions. The Western Big Three voted against it, the Russian Bloc abstained.
 Rep. Mike Mansfield (D-MonD US. delegate, said the plan wouldn't work because only the United States has any money at all for it and it already is deeper into the pur Q than any other country.
 Burma, Chile, Cuba. Egypt and Yugoslavia sponsored t resolution that would set up a detailed plan for a special fund to finance eco- homie development Of unoerdevel- oped countries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-14
Development Fund Adopted by UN

PARIS, Dec. IA - tR -- The Eco- homie Committee of the U. N. Assembly, over strong US. objec- tions, adopted today small power resolution proposing establishment of huge world development fund.
 A United States delegate had warned the committee US. support for the project could not be counted upon. The vote was 28 for, 20
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-14

President Truman has made one thing emphatic-he has no inten- tion of disnissing Attorney Gen eral McGrath or Democratic Na- tional Chairman Frank Mckinney. Both have been under fire in the Capitol Hill investigation of tax scandals.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-14
FWS Attempts To (Iarify
 Trap Stand

The authority to prohibit fish traps in Alaskan waters is not fully understood, Clarence Rhode, reg ional director of the Fish and Wild life Service, stated today in releas- ing memorandum on the subject 1lom Washington, D. c.
 'In fishing hearings just ended and in briefs now being received we have received a number of de- mands that fish traps be elimin- ated-and the reason generally given boils down to the fact that this person or that group is oppos- ed to traps" Rhode said.
 Everything gets down to econ omic instead of biological precepts and as the statement by Al Day, our director, outlines, this is not req son for the Fish and Wildlife Ser vice to outlaw fish traps
 The Washington statement says
 "The testimony of many witness es appearing at hearings concern. ing Alaska fishery regulations this fall, and their repeated demands that all fish traps be prohibited in Alaskan waters by regulation, indi- cates that the authority of the Department of the Interior to issue such regulations is not fully under stood.
 White Act Authority
 ''The Act of June 6, 1924, as amended, known as the White Act" gives the Secretary of the Interior authority to divide the waters of Alaska into fishing areas or districts, and within such areas to establish seasons during which fishing may be limited or prohibit ed. This authority to limit fishing includes fixing the size and charac- ter of nets, boats, traps, or other gear, specifying the catch of fish to be taken, and otherwise fixing the time, means, methods, and eX- tent of fishing Two requirements must be met in the exercise of this authority: CD regulations must be of general application within eact area to which they apply and must
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-14

A state headquarters was set up in Nashville, Tennesse, today to promote Senator Estes Kefauver as the Democratic candidate for President of the United States. Plans to organize on nationwide basis are being drawn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-14
Fewer Traps

There were 799 salmon traps in Alaska in 1927. By 1888 this number was reduced to about 450 by clos ing trap sites in bays and inlets, and elsewhere also when there was clear evidence that trap at any given point was the cause of deple- tion of specific run of salmon. A number of trap sites have been closed since 1888, but no new sites have been opened.
 "Information concerning routes of migration, spawning escape ments. and catch statistics all indi- cate that in areas where traps and other gear are used, no one form of gear can be blamed for fluctua- tions in the abundance of salmon. When the catch in any district is excessively large, all gear operating there is responsible, and the elim- ination of any one form of gear would merely result in improved catches by the gear remaining.
 Since general prohibition against the use of traps in Alaska would he au economic rather than a conservation move, it is not within the scope of authorized regulatory action.
Evening star., 1951-01-14

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Evening star., 1951-11-26
CD Says Fire Fighting
Must Be Standardized

The Nations 10000 organized
fire departments must standardiZe
equipment and methods for a CO.
ordinated effort with neighboring
departments if they are to save
cities from fire storms" in case
of war, the Federal Civil Defense
Administration said today.
In a new guide on Fire Serv-
ices" released today, the FDCA
said fires caused 80 per cent of
damage to buildings in cities at
tackled during World War II.
Although individual fire depart
ments usually are highly efficient
units, the guide said. firemen in
this country still need standard
lied training and standard fire
fighting equipment to cope with
"unorthodoX wartime situations
on a cooperative basis.
The basis of civil defense plan
ming. the agency said, is that
communities alone would not be
able to dig themselves out of the
devastation following a large scale
attack. Communities, sections and
States are being organized to pro-
vide mutual aid.
Local civil defense organizations
may include cities, counties or
combinations of them and may
overlap portions of several States.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
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LEGAL NOTICES
S. CHURCHILL ELMORE. Attor
Colorado RuiIdinR

S. CHURCHILL ELMORE. Attorney,
Colorado Building.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION Tn
known defendant-absent defend
Filed Nov a. 1871 GisIk Harry NJ, Hull.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
GRAY PRoPERTiEs, NC; A BODY
Knows HEIRS. DEVIsEEs AND
A+lENEES vS Of ENrS 0sgoRN H.Es ,,IVAI MARINER
TON NO. 3S53-5l.-The object OF
this suit is to remove cloud on title
to real estate situate in the Dis
trict OF Columbia known as lot 500
in square g3S and more particularly
described in complaint herein. On
I4th day OF November, 1851. or
dered that the defendants. Cora
Miller, Elmon Adams Geneste. and
J. H. Rothert cause their appear
ance TO be. entered herein on or be.
Sundays and legal holidays. occur
ring after the day. OF the first pub
lication Of this order; otherwise the
cause viii be proceeded with as in
essf e bs Df e4ds4 asau 5. once copy
week for. three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter and
The Evening Star before said day.
And 1t is further ordered that the
defendants Unknown Heirs, Deyisees
and Ahenees of Osborn Warner.
Charles Jones. Peggy Powell. Miily
Powell and Richard Wallace. re-
spectively, and Unknown Heirs, De-
viSees and Alienees of Cora Miller
and J. H. Rothert. ii they be de-
ceased, respectively. cause their ap-
pearance to be entered herein on or
before the f1rst rule day occurring
after the expiration of three months
from this date. otherwise the cause
will pc proceeded with as in case
OF default. Provided. q copy Of this
order be published twice month
for three months in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Evening Star
before said day tS1 JAMES r.
KIRKLAND, Judge Seal Attest:
HARRY M. HULL, Clerk BY EL4Z-
ABETH NJ KOWALSKI. Deputy
Clerk. nol9.96, de3 II ,ia7,21
Evening star., 1951-11-26
OFFICIAL NOTICES
GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. November l5. 1851


OF COLUMBIA. November is. 1851.
"A public hearing having been held
by the Commissioners of the District
of Columbia in the matter of clos
ing certain alley area in the Dis
scribed. and, as, the said Commits
siouers are of the opinion that the
alley area referred to should be
closed, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that under date of October 80 1851.
they have prepared the following
order. ORDERED: That pursuant
to the provisions Of Public Act No.
307. approved December Is. 1882.
the alley area shown in green. on
plat filed in the office of the Survey
or Of the District of Columbia and
numbered Map 37l3. is hereby or
dered CLOSED: same to take effect
on and after DECEMBER T.. 1851;
the, title to the land comprised in
abutting property owners as shown
on said man; the said closing to take
effect on the date aforesaid, accord
ing to Item ! described as follows:
% Closing Of all public alleys in
SQUARE 1527." Any and all parties
interested must file. in writing with
the Commissioners D. c.. objections.
if any. to this closing. before DE-
CEMBER z, 1851; otherwise said
closing shall become effective on and
!. after that date. in accordance with
the provisions OF Public Act No. 3O7.
RPRssEsd RPssEE psssResr 2oSH JOSEPH 5ss }SaN boNs
Commissioners Of the District Of
SS99iiSSsRssi7aaSss 81 sos sde
Evening star., 1951-11-26

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Evening star., 1951-11-26
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Evening star., 1951-11-26
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Evening star., 1951-11-26
AUCTION SALES tcont. }
G. g. SLOAN & CO., INC.
Auefjnu eers Annrat tSers

Mahogany breakfront secretary, hand
some antique gilt frame mirror,
etched panels, inlaid mahogany drop
leaf tables. commodes and ladies'
desks, fireplace brasses. bronze
figures and lamps. mahogany bed
room groups, antiuue chests of
drawers, paintings, colored prints,
etchings, tapestry portiers, fancy
mirrors, upholstered davenports,
lounge chairs, Oriental and Domestic
rugs, teakwood tabouretteS. metal
file cabinets, Hollywood beds, studio
couches. mahogany bookcases. sec
retaries. inlaid mahogany dining
room suite, high post beds, China,
glassware. bric-a-brac, floor and
table lamps etc
At Public Auction
AT Sloan's
715 18th ST.
Wednesday
November 2Sth at 10 AM
By \order Of the Colonial Storage Co.
and private owners
Terms Cash
c. G. SLOAN e. CO, INC. Aucts.
Established 1891
Evening star., 1951-11-26
AUCTION SALES
WILLIAMS AUCTION co.
91S New York Ave. NV, Ma. 1919

9iS New York Ave. NV, Ma. 1919
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
LING LIN fr:1 BEING q 6, KNOWN AS 1905 sth
BY virtue of certain deed of trust
Folio ;i3d ct. seq. Of the Land
Records of the District of Columbia.
and at the request OF the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
Trustees Will sell at public AUCTION
IN front Of the premises. on Tues
1851. at l O'Clock AN. the follow
ing described land and premises.
situate. in the District of Columbia.
known as Let Number so" in Square
Number 40 for purposes of assess
ment and taxation, and being part
Of the .original lot Number Q in
Square 4l9.
Subject to first and prior deed of
trust duly recorded in Liber No:
S:I32 Folio 4I3. ct. seq. of the Land
Records OF the District Of columbia
securing an Indebtedness in the
amount of approximately five thou
SAND dollars tS5,oo0.n0 to the
Eastern Building and Loan AsSocia-
tion. the exact amount and terms
thereof tp be announced at the time
OF sale.
Terms of Sale: The purchase price
above said trust TO be paid in cash.
A deposit of S500.00 required Con-
veyancing. recording, etc, at pur-
GhaSer's cost. Adjustments made as
of date of sale Terms to be COM
piled with within thirty days. other
wise deposit forfeited and the prop
erty may be advertised and resold
at the discretion of the Trustees.
JOHN r DAILY,
HARRY G. PITT.
Trustees.
ROBERT H MCNEIL.
H. NATHANIEL BLAUSTElN.
Attorneys for Party Secured.
Woodward Building no13,20,26
ADAM A: WESCHLER & son
Auctioneer- Appraisers
BANKRUPTCY and TRUSTEES SALE
New and Used Household
U r N 1T U RE
Groups and ODD Pieces
BABY GRAND PIANO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COY WAsHERsRTy q .FHKF7 p PTEsfI sETS SrR
NEW H1aH-GRADE CIR FLOOR
SAMPLES INCLUDING
MODERN GRAY MAHOGANY
BLOND ANp 5 IcoRpoyAN
B Y Q N
at IVES CHI L ER'S
90a ST. NV.
TOMORROW
$50 A. NJ until Mid-afternoon
AT 10 AM
WILLYS PANEL DELIVERY TRUCK
Also at . PM
GROCERIES = MODERN NATIONAL
CASH REGISTERS-IRON SAFE
NAI.K-IN OOLER-CHOPPER
REFRIGERATING CASES-CLOCK
-SIICER--FREEZER
GAS FIRED RADIATOR-CARTS
PRODUCE STANDS. ETC.
By order SAMUEL M GREEHBAUM
Trustee IN Bankruptcy: HENRY A.
RABCOCk and TRACY NJ. z.
HOUFF. Trustees: JOSEPH y BUL-
MAN and LEONARD B MEYERS.
Trustees: MULLENS TRANFER Il
STORAGE CO, and other con-
SignorS.
INSPECTION INVITED
non6
Evening star., 1951-11-26
Bourd to Fete Scotsman

Sir Victor Dunn Warren, Lord
Provost of Glasgow, will be hon.
ored at Board of Trade luncheon
at 1915 pm. Wednesday in the
Hotel Washington.
Evening star., 1951-11-26

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Evening star., 1951-11-26
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