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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-19
WASHINGTON U,
 WASH. STATE 10
 HIT 1T T0NIGHI
(By the Associated Press)

Northern Division Coast Confer ence teams renew their basketball wars tonight and tomorrow night.
 The Washington Huskies, preten- ders to the division throne, and Washington State College, defend ing titlists, meet in pair of games at Pullman. Idaho and Oregon open a series at Eugene.
 The Tippy Dye-coached Huskies are favored in their first clash of the new season with the Cougars.
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HEINTZLEMAN RETURNING

B. F. Heintzleman, Regional For ester for Alaska, is expected to ar rive in Juneau tomorrow or Sunday He has been in Washington. DC, the past several weeks. Last advices from Heintzleman in the local of- flee said he expected to be in Ket- chikan January IT.
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SEATTLE BASkETBALE
 GAME TO BE pI(kETE0

SEATTLE, Jan. 19-iRl-Unior ticket takers will picket the Civic Ice Arena during tonight high school basketball doubleheader.
 Ralph Smith, business represen- tative of Theater Employees Union B-22, said yesterday the arena will be picketed until the schools hire members of the union to take tickets at the gate.
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consists of Earl Estepp, President, R. T. Harris, Financial Secretary, and Hill.
 Contractors invited to the meet ing were James Larson, Hans Berg, w. J. Manthey, and Sommers Con- struction Co.
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TWO GAMES TONIGHT
 IN JUNEAU HIGH GYM;
 FIRST GAME TIME 7::30

In the first of two games tonight iil the Juneau High gym, the Ju- neau High Crimson Bears play Mikes Mite Owls with game time called for 7:30. Second game pits the Arctics against the Imperial Imps. Last nights games brought the Gastineau Channel League play up to date.
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Sweeney's Bar took all three games from Pan American in the Thursday Night bowling on the Elks Alleys. Juneau Drug won two points from Pacific Northern, Caro Transfer also won all three points from Alaska Light, Alaska Coastal won two from Casters.
 L. Tibbetts won high series ot 520, D. Moore 515, c Oldham 502.
 High game was rolled by D. Moore at 237 and I. Cahail had 2l0 and L. Tibbetts 210.
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VISITS HooNAH SCHOOL

A visit of inspection of the school at Hoonah was completed this week by s. Clem, Education Supervisor with the Territorial Department of Education, who returned to Juneau yesterday by Alaska Coastal Air lines plane from Tenakee.
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FIGHT DOPE

Here are the results of two fistic engagements last night:
 At Brooklyn = Bill Neri, l3SA, Brooklyn, outpointed Johnny (Red) Defazio, 148, Bayonne, NJ, 8.
 At Vancouver, B.C. = Toothplck Smith, 128A, Los Angeles, stopped Frankie Almond, 129, Vancouver, 9.
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SANTA CLARA, WASH.
 STATE GRID DATE

SANTA CLARA, Calf, Jan. 19- R-Santa Clara and Washington State College football teams will clash at Spokane Sept. 28 or 29 General Manager Denis A. Heenan announces.
 Heenan said it will be up to Wash ington State to decide whether the game will be played the night of Sept. 28 or the afternoon Cf Sept. 29.
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HOCKEY GAMES

PORTLAND, Jan. 19-tR-An 8-3 win over the Tacoma Rockets lifted the Portland Eagles from the Pa cific Coast Hockey League cellar last night.
 The victory, first in II starts for the Eagles, put them one point ahead of Seattle.
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pany of an official of the Ameri- can legation in Budapest, who since was said to have returned to Hun gary.
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M. J. Lynch of Seattle is at the Baranof Hotel --.
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jC DRIES OF
 BASKETBALL.

Final scores of basketball games played last night are:
 Imperials 46, Douglas Hi 24.
 Columbia Lumber 52, Arctics fl. Holy Cross TO, Springfield CMass) 61 Alabama 65, Auburn GA. Georgia 59, South Carolina 57. Kicks 73, Boise College 53
 Natural ice is still harvested" for private use in northern New Mexico each winter
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Team Standings

Team and individual scores are as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-23

BRENTWOOD yILLAGE 1ath AM

BRENTWOOD VILLAGE. 18th and
DOWNING st. ne. Modern brick,
with 9 large rms. tiled bath, gas
heat; about 10 years. old. Priced
ST., 900 for quick sale. Call LA.
6-6666 until o pm. PECK CO.,
MICHIGAN PARK AREA. brick 9 rms.
and bath; gas h.-w.h., storm win
dows: substantial cash payment; as
sumo sum 4% 81 loan. PRIVATE OWN
N ri; H M gIoi4s; PARK - Fl This
can be purchased with 81. 500 ga down. Uia:
lovely rms, tiled bath; gas heat;
excellent neighborhood. Call LA.
6-6S66 until pm. PECK CO.,
North 4 MICHIGAN PARK - This
can be purchased with ST 500 down:
lovely rms, tiled bath, gas heat;
excellent neighborhood. Call La.
6-6666 until 8 pm. PECK CO..
HOME BUYERS. ATrENT1oN-we
have finest choice Of homes avail
able IT. Michigan Park and Wood
ridge. Before you buy, see our Sc
lection of homes. Call La. $4,000
until pm. PECK CO., 1918 18th
s$s CLAIMING ST. N.E.-corner
brick house, large rooms. new
modern kitchen. full bsmt., new gas
furnace, 3 large porehes. garage,
large yard. Anchor fence. MI.
6036. -23
OFF NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, near
Eastern ave.-Four -year-old immac-
ualte 2-bedroom brick home; good
size living room, beautiful cluhroom.
dining room. bright kitchen. Under
$4,000, well financed. Near all
conyeniences. Mrs. Kohn, RA. S943.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.. Realtor.
EvARTS ST NE, inst OF North
Cap. st.-3-family apartment, in
come S137.50 monthly; S12.500,
terms; no leases.
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COLORED
Lovely row brick In best NV. loca-
ton. Priced for quick sale. Cali me
at once. Mr.. Guynp, EN-. 1872.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE co.
ReaftOr nj 9Q4R
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C0LORED--22I8 IL PLACE. NV
C0LORED - il17 BUCHANAN ST.
N;W..,owner selling Diet. 4 bedrm.;
disposal; Bendix; SIS. $50. 5000
down Apt. only GE. 1857. Us
COLoRED-1S04 9Th ST., near Fla.
ave; beaut. 6-rm. house, perma-
stone over brick; 6 large rms. and
BATH bath, gas , heat; sli mod. eonven-
MADDEN REALTY CO. MI - 2sS4'
Vacant. Only $295 down, sos MONTH
ly 8 rooms, electric, row brick. Call
Ma; S036 ONCE of A. NJ. DRAISNER
l404 L st NV. open daily to
pm, and Sun. IL to pm, --23
CoL0kED-201O 9th ST. NV
Large front room; l or 2 men.
Call HO. 6S33.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Handsomt
red brk. Colonial near Spring Valley
shopping center. Seven rms. a bed
rms), 2 baths, newly redecorated;
vacant for immediate, occupancy
Rssk g. E sHnEfps sa b. WI Tiff 1884
brick. Den on LIST d., s baths. lot,
kar.: S26 LOO or best offer. d. $500
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.-Brick det.,
Blessed Sacrament parish; lge,
bedrms., 2 baths on End A.: stairs
with den and " bath; screened
priced. LEGUM 8 GERBER. Realtors,
1915 Conn. ave. NV. OR, 5000
cH Hi ARRA-Lovely row brick, 8
bedrms.. incl. porches, gar; close
eond.. can be handed with reas,
s sGyn 715pa f'p "a. s AasEE RE AIs
ROCK CREEK FOREST - Beautiful
detached corner brick house; lava
tory on lst f.; large kitchen with
rooms; side porch: recreation room;
lent condition. list trust Of $4,000
available. The price of $4,000
warrants inspection at once. F. A.
NV EN-. 1890, Open until 8 Pm.
WESLEY HEIGHTs-First presenta-
tion Of this beautiful red brick,
center-han Colonial home; located
in the highest part Of this very ex-
elusive and highly restricted COM
Mann School: embodies every top
notch construction feature and is In
Just about perfect condition: 8 rms,
2 baths. delightful living porch,
i sssly lsyel W., lot, Eyes; cal OF.
NEAR 18th AND KENNEDY SITS
Semidet. brick; side entrance, CEN
ter-hall plan; hv. rm. with firepl.,
din. rm., den, beautiful new kitchen;
Z bedrms. and 2 baths with all new
fixtures; entire home in ultramodern
condition; gas h.Iw,h;, 2acsr brick
FRANK FRANK s. sf PH1G Ell wi Dr es f4i1 with
1887 MacARTHUR BLvD.-You can
not imagine the beauty of the in
terror of this home without an in
spection. Six lge., bright, airy rooms
with high ceilings; very tastefully
decorated; 1st-doOr powder room
ment. oil h.-w.h., gar; highly con-
yenient Foxhall area. Asking s13, $50.
Owner wants an offer. Ewes, call
VI. 1884. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
owner r. NEEDS MONEY and will
sMa s se 2 well renting houses. Phone
5525 18th. ST. N.W.-Lovely cor. det.
brick, ideal for ige. fam. dip. use,
or fraternity 9 bedrms., . baths
on End d. Lge. liv. and din. rms,
Gen. sun rm... powd. rm., porch.
55aan9uet type. knotty pine rec. rm.
2Ox45. Servants quarters on 3rd
n; 2-car gar; lovely grounds, many
extras. This property Is priced to
En- D1lG4 BRICK kA sf mSMr n. 1s2 b..
reau Of Standards. Here is a real
EN- EN- 77 xssan aAR sfn MI ). G GayRI
co, 1924 14th st. NV, Realtor,
LOOK s1s,7so. for brand new
semidet. 6-rm brick, tust / blk
from D. C. line, of New Hamp-
shire ave-, lovely rms, tile bath,
gas heat, S-ft. Frigidaire. sodded
lots, paved streets. S16 Berkshire
drive. Open daily till dark. Out
y. 4; ave. right on Eastern ave.
e atb s t. seTksh ire dEi s,t., p...
Hosp.)-Very desirable 8-rm. Diet.
home on lot 50x224 tt; oil h.-w.h.;
bedrm. and bath on LIST fl. Only
Sl7.950 on terms. RA. 1900. --27
CHEVY CHASE. D. ca delightful
small Oct; brick containing 3 bed
rms. daylight bsmt.; convenient to
schools. shops and transportation.
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS
3400 Eopn ava VIZ Honn
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TOWN HOUSE,

Attrac. home in Embassy section.
Entrance hall. liv. rm.. din. rm.,
library opening on patio, kit, pam
try on. 1st a., 4 bedrms., 3 baths
Bird a. gear garage, gas h.w.h.
Win consider renting. Call Mr..
Dodge, jr.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Washington Bldg. d.. $500; ewes.
OR S4Q6
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HoUsEs-sALE-Mp. Cont. J


SILVER SPRING-si3 500; 44bedrm
home on heaut. dead-end street,
conv: to everything. Only 8 yrs. old
and In peri. cond. CT financed; reas.
down payment and mo- payments OF
500 win buy 1t. Call Mr., Taryer,
81, $500. with VIM. 3. RICHARD
oON. INC. "a
BRADLEY HILLS-Lge. white brick
rambler; full-sized din. rm. opening
to patio, in wooded area; expansion
rm. for 2 bedrns. and bath on End
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS
1920 Conn. Ave. WO. 1900
"BETHESDA-$16,25O"
Two new brick Cape COD houses;
living room with fireplace, dining
room, 2 large bedrooms and equipped
Kitchen on 1St floor; full basement
with exit; huge expansible attic.
doTmer windows; Venetian blinds,
One lot is corner. Beat these Il
you can.
HUNT CLUB-S17.995
Taft. ranch house on acre Of wooded
land. 30 min. downtown Washing
ton. Equipped kit, screened porch.
attached gear garage.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
OIL. 1888. Bethesda. I'll . PM.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-Center-hall brk. home.
bedrms., and bath on End; rear
screened porch; conv. to elementary
sons s afnf "a EES0undi K y sxssl
poREER; Or. ,2326. till q pm.
on pretty lot; 5 bedrms., . baths;
s snd naiEr. dssigned In engagements
$751; SrRaEsBHg aEsfrD F vs.
CHEVY CHASE CLUB. 10 MIN; 90
min; downtown: very large house;
wonderful bargain. Call Oh. lSa0s
CHEVY CHASE, Md, s17,s5o. VERY
liv. rm.,, din. rm,. and kit; 3 bed.
T TmS; sna path all K 9p aSor; BIZ
COLESyILLE. MD. - On colesville
pike; lh acres, for retired; 2.story,
3 large bedrrns. with cedar closets;
brick home; large liv. rri fireplace,
qn front po sSfSy a ks large
heat, storm windows. srarsi ling well eli
all kinds of flowers. shade trees.
large fertile garden; price $27, 900.
BURDoSpTE.D pe calsayilIe, on Ma ' al.
Ashton, Nd. 3S46. ri
OR-New rambler in this
very desirable section; lot so Il.
wide; recep. hall, liy. rm., separate
din. rm.. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths; full
bsmt.. built-in gar. An excel. home
for people of discriminating taste.
BLLINGSLEY & KORZENDoRFER,
a All 2isSs I'll :. AREa--1x.. bou.
r,,s @l az Sos hs.p N I,saIg Acrss.
owner going TO Florida, must sen.
BOGLEY'S ROCKVILLE OFFICE,
Rockvtlle 1918; eyes,, Mr.. Bridges,
Hockvllle z039.
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1919 18th St. NV. DI. 1855. -24
REST HOME

For elderly people (not convalescent
home), here is an oppor. to buy a
well est. and easily managed bus.
and home, gr. inc. approx. SIS, 900
W.. net about SO. 900 incl. your own
quarters and meals. This prop. is
well loo. near Walter Reed Hosp.
Price. $4,000: sub. cash REQ. Call
Mr.. Wicks RA. 0595,
WASHINGTON REALTY
Realtors. $500 Ga. GE. $500.
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Burnt Mills Village
AT Southwest DR..
DE LUKE STONE AND
DDYCI% nA1Rynv x,x-

4 custom-built suburban home, with
9 truly refreshing atmosphere;
magnificent nj living room with fire-
Eacs ana picture window. dream
posal, three lovely bedrooms, cedar
closets with accordion doors, three
baths. den paneled and tiled recre-
alton room with picture window
opening onto, delightful rear ter.
raee oSyserlooob6ing the countryside
TO reach: Drive out CoIesyille I'd
past -Four Corners to Northwest dr.,
teit TO Southwest dr.. and left tc
49, Al, KEssINGER & CO.
SH. 4544
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$500 BLK BLAIR Rn

CENTER-HAI.L BRICK
SIT $50. 2-story detached CENTER
ball brick. living rm. with fireplace,
en-; Ice. bedrooms and tile bath
on End A.; full bsmt. with rms,
Kitchen and bath; gas h.-w.h.; lge.
lot 45x166; Al cond.; reasonable
down payment. Call till pm.
weekdays; Sun, IL to 3.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
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$26,5OO

stone and brick rambler, in one Of
locations. Consists Of 3 Good-stSsS
bedrms.. ~ baths, lge. Nv. rns.
separate din. rm., lge. equipped lit.
with breakfast space; 2 hailways.
expansible attic, lge. bsmt. with
ISouet and outside entrance; level
large open patio with iron railNiEs
cony, bus, schools and Shopping.
Located AZ 1900 No. Roosevelt sE
open daily til dark.
MacLINDSEY
CH. 5000, OK. 2211. pa
CONTINUED on Next Passl
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BARNABY WOODS
CHEVY CHASE. n q

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
A charming red brick English cottage.
Two twin-size bedrms. and bath on
End a.; large living rm. with fire-
place and built-in bookshelves, FAM
ily-size dining rm.. large Kitchen and
powder room on LIST A.; beautiful
shaded yard with patio and outdoor
fireplace. Call Mrs. Dawson, WO.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
224 18th 81 n NJ Raa itnr- m aaAa
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LUXURY RAMBLERs

CHEVY CHASE, b. G
VI, lovely Rock Greek Park In Chevy
Chase, D C. Are you looking for
tnat Dream Rambler i am erect
ing . quality lob based upon many
design. construction engineering,
and contracting exper. DRAWING
upon such rich exper these SS7,.
600-$40.000 ramblers have ali the
carefully planned details you have
long dreamed about You may pre-
view the construction well under
way BY appt. you may arrange to
see similar rambler now ST
1888: Sat. and Sun. EN-. 63S1
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: "a. 5777. "a. 7Ias. IA. 1900 "a.
$17.5OO

s-bedrm. brick rambler liv.-din.4 rm.
combination tile bath, storage
ATTIC, hrepl picture window. full
bsmt; new street and Sidewalks:
close TO schools, bus and shoppfn9.
nj. Westoyer. CT. 5000, OK, 32ff.
MAC LINDSEY
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

VILLAGE. 18th and
Downing SITS. n.e.--Modern brick,
with o large rms, tiled bath; gas
s sss aoa about 10 years old; priced
6-6666 until 8 pm. PECK CO..
eAci. age.
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COLORED

v st. nv. ySemidetached
brick. 8 rooms, 8 baths. oil heat.
sop ey mtg b s6is dom home with income
ments like rent. To inspect. call
Office of A. NJ. DRAISNER, 1904 I
st. NV MA. S036. Open daily to
z pm; Sunday, IL to 4 nm "a
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!!!$10, 950!!l
3-BEDROOM CAPE COD
Bee this charming bungalow In Morn
ingside todayl Really . ind at this
price with its 3 bedrms. and bath.
liv. rm.. lge. kit. and knotty pine
sunrm.. oil heat, awnings and metal
storm windows. Very lge fenced lot.
BRENNAN AND PORTER REALTY
Ma. 1873. Ii. 3-3OsS.
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munity Building, Shattuck Building
Patrol Headquarters and first ait
S ation; Assembly Apartment
House basement, corner 4th anc
Seward Streets; phone 421.
Alfred l.. zenger, Sr., District No
14.-Bounded on east by Mair
Street, on north by West 4th Street
and extension thereof across to in
tersect Willoughby Avenue, on First
Street and extension, and on the
west by the base of Hill where
meets tidelands. Patrol Headquart-
ers: Basement Juneau and Douglas
Telephone Co. office, 1879 Dixon
/ Street; phone Central.
Ed A. Peyton, District No. 15.-
Bounded on north by Third Street,
on east by Franklin StreGl, on west
by Main Street, and on south by
Front Street, including b h
theaters. Patrol Headquarters and
first aid and canteen service sta
ton: Garage and basement, A. E.
L. and p Co., End Street, between
Franklin and Seward Streets;
phone GIG.
z. j. O'Brien, District No. 10
Bounded on north by Third Street,
on south by Rawn Way, on east
extending to mountain, and on west
by Franklin Street, including
Baranof and Gastineau Hotels. Pa
troll Headquarters and first aid
and canteen service station.
Baranof Hotel Lobby; phone 800.
Robert A. Cowling, District No
17.-Bounded on north by Front
and First Streets. on east by South
Seward Street, and on south by
Willoughby Avenue from South Sc
ward Street to point intersection
between Willoughby Avenue and
line of First Street extended. Patrol
Headquarters: r. w Cowling Co.
office, lis Front Street; phone ST.
Rod G.. Darnell, District No. 10
Bounded on northeast by Front
Street, on east by Franklin Street,
on south by Ferry Way, on south
west by Marine Way. and on west
by South Seward Street. Patrol
Headquarters and first aid station:
Connors Garage, South Front
Street; phone 121.
John D. Kennedy, District No. 49,
Bounded on north by Rawn Way,
on west by South Franklin Street.
on south by Bulger Way, and ex-
tending eastwardly to Mountain.
Patrol Headquarters and first aid
station: Salvation Army reading
room, Decker Building, Front
Street; phone 176.
o. F. Benecke, District NJ 90
Bounded on north by Willie aSn5y
Avenue and Marine Way, on east
by South Seward Street, on west
by approach to Femmer dock, and
extending southerly into Gastineau
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TEMPORARY STOP
ON TIMBER SALES,
NATIONAL FORESTS

Pending Qualification of the Of
flee of Price Sterilization rules, the
.. s. Forest Service headquarters
oIIlce IN Juneau has been instructed
to make no further timber sales on
an advertised basis in the Tongass
and Chugaeh National Forests, it
was disclosed today.
The Regional Forester has been
advised that Instructions viii be
issued within the next few days
from the Forest Service Washington
office.
Forest Service officials in Juneau
said no bids viii be accepted for
timber areas now being advertised
for sale in the Alaska National For
ests. The several bids now out are
for timber sales for next season.
Forest Service officials said the
ruling viii not interfere with anv
present logging or milling opera-
tons in the territory for this sea-
son, as timber sales already made
amply supply the need.
A radio broadcast heard from
Portland, Oregon, indicated the rul-
ing regarding timber sales is ma
ton wide.
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Fourth Streets, also bounded
between West 9th and West 7ta
Streets on east by Dixon Street
and then by brow of hill on east
to West 9th Street, bounded on
north by West 9th Street from In
dian Street to Dixon Avenue, also
on west by Indian Street between
8th Street and Indian Village way
or alley, thence by base of hill as
far south as West 4th Street, and
on south by West 4th Street. Patrol
Headquarters: Charles Burdick resi-
dence, 124 5th Street; phone Green
zoo; first aid station and canteen
service: Governors Mansion; phone
81.
Felix A. Toner. Dis-wo No. a.
Bounded on north by Fifdh s-,eet,
on east by H9rris ST. "a soa4n
by Third Street, and cu "15y rv
Main Street, including Federal
Territorial Building, Territorial
Juneau Hotel, various
churches, apartment houses, Con-
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Jimm Haye residence, about mile
7A, Glacier Highway; no phone.
William Hixson, District NO. 80.
Douglas Road north Of Douglas
city northerly limits including west
end of Douglas Bridge. Pa
troll Headquarters and first aid sta
ton: Bill Hixson residence, Douglas
Highway, south of Juneau-Douglas
bridge; no phone.
Robert Anderson, District No. SO,
Douglas Section AL south Of
Summer Street, including Juneau
(also known as Mayflower Island.
Patrol Headquarters and first aid
station: residence Joe Kendler, Jr.;
phone Douglas 1882
Milford Marshall, District No. SO,
Douglas Section 2.-Bounded on
south by Summer Street, on north
by d. Street, including water front,
but excluding City Wharf. Patrol
Headquarters and first aid station:
Milford Marshall residence; phone
Douglas 643.
Val Poor, District No. 80, Douglas
Section 3.-Bounded ON west by
Third Street, on south by d. Street,
on north by E. Street, extending
into Gastineau Channel, and in
Guiding City Hall, City Wharf and
Approach, and Ball Grounds. Patrol
Headquarters and first aid station.
Douglas Drug Store; phone Douglas
49,
Wallace" Cady, District No SO,
Douglas Section 4.-Bounded on
south by D Street, on north by Z
Street. on east by Third Street, and
westerly to mountain.
Douglas t. Wahto, District No 80,
Douglas Section 5.-Bounded on
south by E Street, on west by Third |
Street. on north by Douglas city
northerly boundary, on east extend
ing into Gastineau Channel Patrol |
Headquarters and first aid station:
Douglas Wahto's residence; phone |
Douglas GA.
Guy Russo, District No. 80, Doug /
las Section 6.-Bounded on south |
by Z Street, on east by Third Street, /
en- north by Douglas city northerly /
boundary, on west extending to
rao,4otoi,, po+,ol IJeodcuorto,.. a,o1 /
first aid station: Guy Russo'5 resi-
dence; phone Douglas 604.
Daniel LIVE, District No. 40.-An
of Thane and power house, and in
Thane Highway south from |
Al rock dump. Patrol Headquarters
and first aid station: Dan LIVES
phones Thane 3-5 rings
or Thane 3-3 rings.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-01-31
Fps OFFICE OPENS
I'M VALENTINE BLDG.

Fred HanfGrd, newly appointed
regional director for Alaska of the
office Of Economic Price stablli-
zation agency, is settled in Room 16
in the Valentine building.
His equipment consists Of two
ieeks, two rugs, one telephone (33D.
and stacks Of blank forms. George
Taylor. formerly with the Terri
torial Tax Department, is Hanfords
assistant Today they expected de
tailed information from Washing
ton, D. c. headquarters On opera
lions.
Basic informe tion On general cell
ing price and wage regulations is
available in pamphlet form at Han
lords office. Copies can be obtained
by calling at the office, be said.