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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

3 MILES FROM SILVER SPRING
2-acre corner lot. on Colesville pike
with an excellent home. bedrmS..
Ia baths. full basement. only $4,000
cash down. Remainder at 5ee. Call
Mr. Rogers. cox g. CO.. 81. 0775.
EveS Ap odRO
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
RAMRIER-S31. 300

1kff4FI D1l1I1N--I''l 7 'UVU
This is undoubtedly the
finest home of its type and
price range that we have been
. privileged to offer. OF brick
construction; well situated on
quiet street. convenient to
everything Entrance hall. long
living room. nice dining room
with French door to yard, mod
ern kitchen, ) bedrooms and
:. baths; unusually good closet
space: full basement, attic and
garage: well financed. Call
Mrs. Edwards. WI 72aS or
HU. 4345, with WETZEL REAL
ESTATE. -22
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

SILVER SPRING RAMBLER
Quality built, center hall rambler;
wooded lot overlooking park, ada
cent to elementary. school ! block
from bus, 2 blocks from shopping
Separate dining rm., fireplace, 3
bedrooms. 2Ia baths. all-electric
Westinghouse kit. copper cutters
Phillip B. Key Co., Realtors
81. 3OlO Till PM. -22
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VIM. C. FAUSSETT'
WA. 1l21 or VI. 6712.

=. y,
ASSUME CT 40 LOAN
Attractive 2-story asbestos shingle
home near Prince Georges Country
Club. large rooms and bath.
Owner being transferred and will
give immediate occupancy. Call
FRED GREENE. UN. S193.
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SEAT PLEASANT

l vacant frame 2-family apt. bldg.
excellent financing; 4 rooms and
bath in each; immediate occupancy.
Price S1G,500, $1,000 down, $50 per
month,
Vacant, s-rm. and bath. home: full
bsmt.; front porch and sun deck
$11,750. S1,500 down and $50 per
month. Immediate occupancy.
4 rms and bath; will redecorate;
early possession. $4,000. with
ST. $50 down and $40 per month.
broom and bath home: full bsmt =.
auto. oil heat. expsansible attic; only
$4,000 with $1,000 down and S75
per month.
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HoUSEs-SALE-vA. tcont.)

MASONRY HOME on 3 acres near
Fairfax. Large liv. rm. with fire-
and bath on 1st f.; stairway to ex-
panSible attic; basement. Price,
S14.500 with S4,700 down Exclusive
with PENTAGON REALTY, Fairfax
30R Fairfax 13R Ok
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HOUSES FOR SALE-k.E.
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

RANDLE HIGHLANDS--Nice 6-room
det. brick; , inclosed porches, hard,
baths. full bsmt.; det gar; conv. tc
everything. T. PAUL MUDD CO..
240S MINI. ave. s.e.. LU. 4-43s2.
VERY NICE 2-bedrm. stucco bunga.
low; 2 inclosed porches, gas heat
within ] blk. MINI. ave. and Randlt
S9.950; about $4,000 cash. DOM
fail to see this. T. PAUL MUDD CO.,
240S MINI. ave. Sc, LU. 4-43s2
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA,

ALEXANDRIA - $I2.95O Immacu-
lately clean and superbly built row
brick. near George Washington High
School 3 rms, tile bath, full base
ment with Law, and excellent rec
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. oW. 444i.
ALEXANDRIA. I.9OO-Clean as a
pin and cute as can be: 5-rm. semi
det. brk.; rec. rm. storage attic.
gas heat. Ewes. call MI. boswell,
0W. 0W ,si, ss1s, FRANK S, PHILIPS,
ARI.. e1la 18th I'd. No-pet. brick
8 rms. bath, porch, full bsmt., gas
heat; S1S.500: inmed. poss. Seen
by appt. CHI. s420; ewes, OR. 2s49.
FALLS CHURCH-custom-built ram
bling bungalow on nearby "a acre:
superb frame constructions: 8 rms.
Civ, rm. approx. 15x22), bath on 1st
A.; huge expansion attic; tull bsmt.,
z fireplaces; S21.50O. Ewes. call Mr..
boswell. OW. 6s19. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS. OW. 14I1. -25
WE HAVE SEVERAL 2-yr. -old brick
and frame houses ranging in price
from 81 0.500 to $4,000. which can
be sold with unusually low down
payments. recurring only $1,000 to
$500 cash. Some have CT loans,
OV. 1898, XII. S-5743, ST. 1866.
BY OWNER bedrms., 2Ia baths,
best close-in North Arlington loca-
ton: $4,000 cash S1l0 per mo,
Call ia. 2-21S4 after 5 pm No
brokers. please. pa
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"a acre corner; new 6-room frame
house. S10.500 Inquire Bowman s
Garage, Norbeck. for Francis Smith.
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I'LL BUY TT!
S15,500

Here is a real buy. due to owners
purchase of larger property. 3 bed
rm. brick Colonial, only 3 yrs. old:
din rm.; equipped kit. loft. refgr.;
full bsmt. with oil heat: located. on
la-acre. Take over OF loan. ~;
$3.50 will handle; 800 per mo-,
incl. taxes and insurance; owner
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$3.50 CASH TO VET
Bolling-AndreWs Field Area
This immaculate home has large
liv. rm., din. area and kit. large
bedrmS. and bath. Expandable al
tic; off-street parking: large leve
lot. Priced for immediate sale
SS, 500; Monthly payments ap-
prox. S51. Call Mr. Conlon, MI
5S22 ewes; MA. 5005 days.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, 1890 K st. NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESSDA-S7, 900 cash, s126 per
late condition; 2 blocks to all
schools, transportation and shop
ping. 3 large bedrms. 2nd floor;
!eyel fenced lot. BILLINGSLEY g.
dRoRzENDoRFER, OR. 1926 til
BETHESDA. 5000 York lane-3-bed-
R; H; BEST. BEST. INC. s118 Wis. ave,
bbIHfsDA 5edPas Psssehsa can house %s7. oil 3n
with deposit, Near public and paro-
portation. Call OIL. 1916. -24
Observation-Disclosures area. An ex-
ceptional buy i'll a 3-bedrm. brick
home. Floor arrangement and dec
orations out OF the ordinary. Step
GUIDED. Inspect and compare at
S26,50o. WI. 6649; ewes. RE, 0461
Ext 404; Exclusive. ALLIED
BETHESDA-Live inexpensively in a
me neighborhood. charming 2.
wi. 6649; ewes. RE. o46i. Ext. 4'4o4 4o4
Exclusive ALLIED REALTY CORP
B0YDS, MD.--A substan. modern
nunga. on lovely l y acre tract: liv
rm;,, din. nm, kit, 2 bedrms., bath
cond. Could be expanded: $I2,950
WRIGHT. Exclusive Realtor. WI
5000; Ewes, LO. 5-4055. -22
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-S23.50 9
very nice, low-priced residence that
terms. side-entrarce brick Colonial
with very wide living room, full:
sized dining room. 3 generous sized
bedrooms, , colored tile baths; stair
way to storage attic; large lighted
closets. bright basement; air-con-
f0eeq IN eeqage ge Tn Tear 0 screensd Vns RV
porch. storm windows; shopping cen
ter, bus, school. playground. riding
until g., EDW; H. JONES g. CO.
NC. cheyy Chase, D; G.: "a
brick on lge. nicely Handicapped lot
tion for those demanding convent
ence N; N. NORTHERN, Realtcr
CHEVY CHASE. 5. $3.50; Attractive
seeen 0s naar B psFet ns
5sensSns 5s4a: ewes, 81. ei0C 441a' Exclusive
ALLIED REALTY CORP.
CHEVY CHASE, S21 .50N-Lovely new
hor2e. Large living, room, fireplace
dining room. beautiful kitchen, bed
room and bath; 2nd f.. 2, large
bedrms., bath; screened porch, ga
rage: excellent value, wei financed
BILINGSLEY g. KORZENDORFER
OF, 2326 It'll pm. -23
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Attractive
detached brick home. in excellen'
condition: walking distance to al
schools in Chevy Chase Circle. area
Home features 4 bedrooms, . baths
laree living rm., dining rm., den
dining alcove and kitchen; garage
level lot. BILLINGSLEY g. KOR
zENDORFER, OR. 1925 TIL 9 pm
CLEVELAND PARK. s1s.95o-Bed
room and Y bath on 1st floor;
available. This detached home Is To-
Gated 2 blocks west of Conn ave
BILLINGSIN y KORzENDORFER
OR. 1925 III 9 pm. "a
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WOODSIDE

WOODSIDE
Exclusive Wynnewood Park Section
TO SETTLE ESTATE
Slate roof. 3 twin sized bedrooms
2 tiled baths, large finished attic
bedroom or playroom for children
large beautiful living room anc
dining room, kitchen, breakfast
nook. reception hall and powder
room; full basement. lavatory; over.
sized 2-car detached brick garage
lovely grounds. For inspection By
appointment, phone ST. 1900.
JAMES L. DIXON & co,
1922 18th ST. NV.
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
LYNDALE

Nice Semidetached brick with living
room. dining room and kitchen on
1st floor. ? bedrooms and bath on
IND; full basement and finished
recreation room, 2 porches; gas heat;
near public and parochial schools,
only.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 PA. AVE. Sc. LU. 4-0o4O
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CHEVY CHASE

NEW RAMBLER. one of the finest
quality built homes of unusual archi-
lecture we have offered for some
time On a picturesque lot over
100 IT. wide with trees. Center
living room. separate dining room
and den. screened living porch. stairs
to attic, full basement with fireplace.
laundry room and built-in garage.
Surrounded by beautiful homes in
a restricted section, You will enjoy
Mr.. Saunders. WI. BIAS.
E. M. FRY, INC, WI. 8700
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CHEVY CHASE. MD,

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
4 BEDROOMS, 21a BATHS
Compact older home in excellent
condition with modern kitchen.
1st floor: Living room. dining
room, den, "a bath and kitchen
with breakfast nook End floor: 4
large bedrooms and baths. Built
for children Owner transferred.
ST. 2400. PHILLIPS, CANDY g.
Z FULLER me- ola 18th Ess street
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SILVER SPRING
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STI.UFP CpPINC
WESLEY HEIGHTS

Garden Spot of Washington
Where houses are homes and where
the atmosphere is filled with an
abundance OF good living. Center
hall Colonial brick featuring large
living room. dining room. Kitchen.
maids room and bath, first floor;
3 nice bedrooms. :. baths. second
floor; Gear garage; excellent Tot.
RAYMOND B. DUNN, 1895 Wis,
ave WO no14 - %
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1922 lIth st. NV.
Open Until o PM. Daily.
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ARLEDGE BROS.

'.DD3 WlTSOH bIFu., M.
DIV. 444S. OK. 1888; eves., FA. 1870.
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COLORED

An excellent brick house at 321 18th
st ne; has income possibilities.
rooms and 212 baths. gas heat.
garage. House in fine condition;
early possession; reasonable terms;
offers considered.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 PA. AVE. Sc. LU. 4-0040
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C0IORED

Look no further if you need a really
nice home This preWar Colonial
brick home is in immaculate cond
and contains lge. rms, full day
light bsmt.. gas h.-w.h.. lge. fenced
lot; conv. located in fine ne. section.
pm. SIDNEY 2. MENSH & CO..
RE O736 90
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FRED A. SMITH CO.

Colored, Only l Left!
18th and Fla. ave. ne, vacant! And
only $495 down. Redecorated, row
brick, 6 rms bath, h.-wh. Hurry
and see this first!
Daniel Diener & Co., ST. 1881
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WOODWORK

The perfectly planned community, a
variety of three e-bedroom ramblers,
one, and a half and two and a half
baths. Some with one and two-car
garages, Kitchens equipped with
Westinghouse 8 cubic IT. refrigera-
tors. gas or. electric range. garbage
disposal, exhaust fan. Beautycraft
cabinets. colored tile baths. living
room, separate dining rooms and
dining Is, full daylight easements
with rear entrance at ground level,
Bryant gas heat, wooded lot. four
blocks to public and parochial
schools; buy now and select your
own color schemes for decorating.
Priced from S1a.500. GRAHAM g.
CO., ST. B0lO till pm
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS
New semidetached brick. 2 bedrms.,
tile bath. ,liv. rm:,, din. rm.. equip
Excellent financing. Ii. 3-OS4I. OF
II 4-SgTo ~
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ALEXANDRIA
AL BAKER
OFFERS
Your Dream Comes True

- oe4 III So111 0Ox11Vo i ON
WILTON WOODS
A HOME ENVIRONMENT THAT
APPROACHES THE IDEAL
Beautiful brick Cape Cod
with 3 nice bedrms., liv. rm.
with fireplace, modern equipped
kit, formal din. rm., 2 full
baths. / bedrm. and bath on
lst f.; knotty pine rec. rm.,
separate lndry. rm. and heat
ing rm.; outside entrance to
bsmt.: garage and sundeck to-
gether with storm windows
and screens: 15-ft. Sim deep
freeze. . refrigerators. also
fireplace in rec. rm. are some
of the extras together with u
acre Of ground. and all this to-
gether with naturalistic beauty
makes this home one of real
charm and distinction. Many
other furnishings included in
this delightful home. Price,
S27,500. Approx. $4,000 cash
required. For appt. to see.
phone
AL. 6644 TIE. 734:
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OLNEY ACRES

24-acre corner; new 6-room frame
house. S1O.500. Inquire Bowman S
Garage. Norbeck. for Francis Smith.
Dos
SILVER SPRING, $18,95O
Charming prewar Colonial. contain
ing liv. rm. with fireplace. lge. din.
rm.. equip. kit, side porch; 3 bed
rms. cedar closet in master bed
rn. Tile bath. side porch. full
hsmt. with shower; oil INV h..
slate roof, detached garage. Close
to schools, shopping and transp.
Completely redec. Poss. in As hrs.
SILVER SPRING, $21,950
Brk. rambler, contains 3 bedrms.,
liv rm. with fireplace. din. rm.
and lge. kit. Full bsmt. with recr.
rm. and picture window.
SILVER SPRING, $14, $50
Two-bedroom Colonial in excellent
condition: Located near st: Berna-
dette and public schools. On large
HANDICAPPED lot. Huge living room
dining room combination with fire.
place; full basement.
WOODSIDE FOREST, $23, ,95C
New 4-bedroom. 2-bath brick Cape
Cod. Living room with fireplace
guest-sized dining room. kitchen;
side screened porch; garage; full
basement; level lot. Conveniently
WooDMooR vs. 81 AGENCY, INC
Da,Itorr CTJ xxx ,fy n MN 90
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OPEN DAILY, 8 to 9 PM.
WOODMOOR-VACANT
1923 ST. LAWRENCE DRIVE
4 Bedrms., 2 Baths, Plus Den
OWNER HAS LEFT THE CITY.
PROPERTY PRICED FOR QUICK
SALE; EXCELLENT TERMS.
To reach: Out Colesville rd. to Four
Corners. right on Old Bladensburg
I'd. to st. Lawrence dr., left 2 blks.
TO house
BRoDIE & COLBERT, INC. Realtors.
1931.K ST. NV. Ma. SS75.
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BEITZELL
1918 KSt. NV pI 310O
BEAT HIGH COST


BEAT HIGH COST!
5 Bedrms., 2 Baths, $13,500
Near Naval Model Basin. close to
for the money! Has a hot house
and large gaden. Includes lst-fl
bedrm. and bath; 4 bedrms. and
bath End f.: 2-car garage. To in
spect, call Mr.. Senseman, CO. 7744.
Ext. PA, East.
German P. Young, DE. 4444
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ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON RAMBLER
Move in with spring and enjoy this
brand-new. sparkling 3-bedrm home
Liv. rm. with firepl. cleaning tile
bath and the kitchen is something
to see and has the latest gadgets
located in quaint Glen Carlyn" ano
convenient to everything. Move in
with settlement
F. E. MALCOLM
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COIORED
CHANNING ST N f

Lovely neighborhood, cony. TO transp
Attractive semidet. brick home ar
ranged as home and income Hal
entrance. . equipped kitchens, :.
baths, finished recreation room, ga
rage; oil h-w h.; front and real
porches. Price. S14750 with rea-
sonable down payment; immediate
possession. Cali Nj Stover.
CAMPANELLA g. CO.
EX. Alb; ewes, TW. 1910.
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COLORED
ATTENTION, DOCTORS

PROFESSIONAL MEN
Beautiful mod. brk home on promi-
nent corner close-in ne. neighbor-
hood; ideally suited for Dr.. or den-
tist as bsmt. has pvt. entr. and is all
set up tor office space. Main house
garage and 3 concrete porcheS; .
refgrs., new automatic washer etc
Priced S21 800. Call Mr.. Mcintosh
Elk. 24S0; eyes. MI. 6565, Ext. Ill
Exclusive with
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
An exceptionally comfortable brick
home with a bedrm. and powder
place. din. rnl,, equipped kit,
screened porch; 2nd fl. has 2 bed
rms. and full bath; full bSmt. with
outside entrance leading to a lovely
brick terrace and fireplace: ewes,
WI. 0182. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY,
INC. WI. 1920. -23
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA
3-bedrm. brick Colonial, coolly built
house in Hillmead. Occupied less
than 3 years. Full bsmt.. rec. rm.,
porch, terrace, fenced yard. Avail
June l.. Substantial cash required
Shown by appt. only. For sale by
D. C.. GRUVER
Call Mr., Stoner, MA. 1887; eyes.
W.T. SndR
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

ACRE LOT-Cute, 2-bedrm. bunga.,
chicken house: bus at door. Near
tanham $50 min. from downtown)
pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO. -22
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HoUSES-SALE-N.E. Cont
BEAUTIFUL La SALE PIX
IN NE.
Giving Room For All"

In a new semidet brick home, To-
Just completed and Gil approved
1st-f1oor powder rm; full basement;
range and refrigerator is included
in its de luxe equipment, Call ME.
1143 until 9 pm. J. WESLEY
Valley frontiersman., 1951-05-18
Alaska Outstanding Example Of Unified Military Forces

tory. U. s. army, Alaska, is headed by Maj. Gen Julian Gun ningham. The Alaskan sea from tier, headquarters at Kodiak, op- crates under the command of Rear Admiral Clifton A. F. Sprague. Commanding general of the Alaskan air command is Maj. Gen. William D. Old. If an aggressor should strike at Alas ka, the three services would be ready to spring into concerted ac- ton under the leadership of Gen eral Kepner.
 It is the function of U. s. army, Alaska, to provide ground de- lenses for the Territory, and to lend logistical support to both the army and the air force. Protec- ton of the land lines of commit nication is also the army's job, as is the operation of the ports of Whittier and Anchorage. The army's indoctrination school at Big Delta hardens men to the rigors of arctic living, and trains them in the use of equipment and supplies in extreme weather.
 The Alaskan sea frontiers as- signment is the protection of AL aska's sea lanes and it's 27,000 miles of coastline, from the tip of the Aleutian chain to the far thest reaches of the northern mainland. Sea search and rescue operations, and the support of all the military with seaborne sup plies and equipment, are other missions of this organization.
 First Line Defense
 To the Alaskan air command falls the job of Warding off any air aggression against Alaskan military installations. In addi-
Valley frontiersman., 1951-05-18

Alaska will be held up as a practical working example when the nation observes second Armed Forces day tomorrow, May l9.
 In the Territory, States and overseas the theme is "ur1ifica- ton" of the armed services. Armed Forces day was instituted as tribute to the country's fighting men-on land, on sea, and in the air, working together in war and in peace to achieve a common purpose.
 The Alaskan command, estab- lished in January, 1947, is one of the truly unified commands set up under the United States joint chiefs of staff. It is similar to the command existing in Europe, fin the far east, and in several other sections of the world.
 Under it's commander-in-ch chief, It. Gen. w. E. Kepner, the Alas kan command embraces all army, navy and air force in the Terri tory.
 Because Alaska is primarily an air force theater, the air force member of the joint chiefs of staff is the Alaskan commands designated executive agent in Washington, and the commander in-chief of the Alaskan command is an air force officer. However, the staff of the Alaskan command consists of members of all serv- ices, and the commander-in- chiefs function is the overall di- rection of Alaska's defense role. Territorial Command Unified
 Under the Alaskan command come the three organizations which work inter r-dependently for the protection of this vast terri
Valley frontiersman., 1951-05-18

private persons be interested in constructing such facilities.
 "The existing 10-year limitation on leases has made it impossible for the civil aeronautics admins tration to interest private persons in constructing such facilities. The CAA has been advised by several persons that while they were interested in constructing hangars for rental to users, they could not obtain the necessary financing for such projects be- cause of the 10-year lease limita- ton. In addition, they are reluc- tant to undertake the erection and operation of hangars because if they are to regain their original investment during the term of 10-year lease, the rental price per square foot of hangar space would be so high that few users could afford to utilize such space.
 If the department of commerce were authorized to grant leases to such persons for a period of 20 years, as is here proposed, financ- ing would become available and the longer period of assured oper- ation would permit them to lease space to users at a reasonable rate. If the urgently needed hangar requirements are to be satisfied by private persons at an early date, the proposed amend ment must be enacted"
Valley frontiersman., 1951-05-18
LEASES ON ALASKA AIRpORTS

Legislation to encourage private construction of hangars at the civil aeronautics administration airports at Anchorage and Fair banks has been sent to the House after receiving senate approval.
 The bill seeks to extend from 10 to 20 years the period of time that the secretary of commerce may lease real property on the two airports nearing completion.
 The senate committee on inter state and foreign commerce in re- porting the bill prior to senate action made the following state ment in justification of the bill:
 "The early satisfaction of han gar requirements of the two air ports is urgent and must be ac- complished within the next work ing season. Since the construction of hangar facilities would require funds in addition to the $17 mil lion already authorized for the airports, the civil aeronautics ad- ministration is unable to provide such facilities, and since the cities of Anchorage and Fair banks are not disposed to sponsor such projects, it is necessary that
Valley frontiersman., 1951-05-18

ton, the air command provides weather reconnaissance and air rescue.
 These are the elements de- signed to protect the Territory of Alaska, and to prevent it's being used as a jumping-off point to the continental United States. They are the elements of the AL askan command "a practical, working example of the unifica- tion which next Saturday will be discussed during the country's observance of Armed Forces day.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-05-18
VISITORS IN WASHINGTON

MT. and Mrs. Hilton L. Mantle of Anchorage, called on Delegate Bartlett while in Washington on vacation. Mantle is with The AL aska Railroad, and Mrs. Mantle is executive secretary of the An chorage Chamber of Commerce.
Evening star., 1951-01-17
IMcKeIdin Gives Freedom
10 IS MARYLAND Conyicts
BY the Assoeiused Press

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Jan. IT,
Gov. McKeldin has granted free
dom to Is inmates of Maryland
State prisons.
The Governor extended execu-
tive clemency to the prisoners
yesterday. just week after tax
ing Office. Those paroled include:
Robert Lee Ausby. colored, SEN
fenced last April 13 in Charles
County to two years for larceny
and receiving stolen goods; Maude
Brewster, sentenced January II,
1850, in Prince Georges County,
for larceny; Louis Davis, colored,
sentenced last May II in Charles
County to Is months for illegal
oyster dredging in Potomac River.
Also, Douglas Howard, sentenced
April Z, 1949, in Anne Arundel
County to five years for convic-
ton in 18 forgery cases; George
Alvin Thomas, colored. sentenced
December 3, 1948, in Montgomery
County to six years for burglary,
and Frank Travis, sentenced De-
cember 2, 1949, in Howard County
to three years for larceny.
Evening star., 1951-01-17
Humphrey 10 Seek
Senate Investigation
OF Magnuson Custer
BY the Assoeioted Press

Senator Humphrey, Democrat
of Minnesota said today he is
seeking a Senate investigation of
the Veterans Administration
medical program as the result of
a policy row in the agency.
Senator Humphrey said he has
asked Chairman Murray to have
the Senate Labor Committee con-
duct an inquiry. Senator Hum
phrey added that the matter prob
ably will be discussed at closed
meeting later this week.
The Minnesota lawmaker told
q reporter his proposal was
prompted by the replacement of
Dr. Paul B. Magnuson as Chief
Medical Director of the VA.
DR.. Magnuson said yesterday
he was fired after twice refusing
requests from VA Chief Carl R.
Gray, jr., for his resignation. His
position went to Vice Admiral
Joel T. Boone, (retiredD former
White House physician. The VA
said it had accepted a previously
presented letter of resignation
from DR.. Magnuson. This letter
was reported to date two years
back.
Senator Humphrey said DR..
Magnuson was ousted because
he was unalterably opposed to
returning to the kind of hospital
and medical care program which
the veterans organization had in
effect before World War H." He
added:
II also am una1terably opposed
to any such thing because it would
take the hospital and medical care
program away from the people
who are specially trained in those
matters and place direction in the
hands of people who are not quail
ified."
Senator Humphrey said the
Magnuson episode indicates that
"the splendid work done by a COM
mittee of deans Of American medi-
cal schools is now seriously threat
ened." He said the committee
recommended that the VA medical
and hospital program be handled
as it was under DR.. Magnuson's
supervision.
ANY effort to discredit that
program will be vigorously fought
by me-" Senator Humphrey de-
clared.