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PHONE PLUEMoNT a4e1
OFFICE OPEN AIT, DAY SIJNDA

SOUTHERN MARY AND
POTOMAC RIvERFRONT FARM
1900 #. sand beach: excellent soil
producing best quality cigarette to.
acres. excellent road. considerable
timber; farmers house. 3 tobacco
ha~rs; outstandinq location fol
dwelling on high ridge with 1s-mile
| Wv rrriver; excellent neighborhood
col oNIiL BRICK RESIDENCE. o.
/ miles WashiHeton. on corner ex.
desirable neighborhood: 10 rooms
/ 2 baths. full basement: oil burner
heat. modern. kitchen, fireplaces
o9rigirsl msntels and woodwork
seaned lot. shade trees, garden
COLONIAL DWELLING, 1oo-acr,
| productive farm 80 miles Wsshing.
ton; X rooms. cellar. bath. oil burner
heat electricity, g.. barns. farm
sdiaPs sdfPsS nosesssior Issaot viii sisooc Fsssan hd
RETIREMENT HOME. Cobb Island
charming view Potomac River;
waterfront PRIVILEGES; attractive
Sqnsai9w %eII fp,t landscapsd tn6ss lawn artesia
ture Included 81 00o,
POTOMAC RIvuPFRoNr COTTAGE
E rooms hath. electricitv Due
Ihermo heat; excellent sand beach
outstanding voter snorts' desirable
FoatEsrTE' popT p PIC Topfceo asrses R,vEv
and, state road. 5 acres excellent
land Ian. beautiful trees. good beach
deStroh,e neighborhood S3 800.
HoMFSTTES AND BUSINESSES
rn Lroc9 TONS in fast-growing towns
Iat;ea Lrseas OF . acres or more, suitahl'
on on beautiful rivers ard excellen
niehwavs. Man on request.
LEoNARD SNYDER. LA PLATA. ND
iS AIRES. imrroved With a 6-r-or
hiouse; hatn; house needs, .remedel-
lng; nn;,:s STs,endid set OF cutbldes.. g..
ERgo ., p cusTMAN Pealtoar.: ,Ssf} ~
pFr derrick ave. Gaithersbure. phons
MHIERsvLLE. Nh. / mi. fyor
Ss,vfrn Sever River and % mi from MS,
/ house, jIs baths. ise, firenIsces. 5lre
tenont horse; he's water and &c
water in tobacco barn: pfundpnn o
1 flowers and mass of trers. eo'nneana
nussr ssFins S,fT ric .asT SIS saa TG NJ
o014: e,,es.. HO. a1fT.
3I3 ACPEs. so tinpbie; ~ocd teb~c~,
SCI Ssil; house and tobacco barns q ,r,
Marvs c., Nd. wear M-rn~n'~s
.,''e: price, S22.500 oWNFp 81
II oUDoUN COUNTY. VA. retire'nen
Or weekend home: 6 acres. 7-rm
house. fishing stream. > springs WI
sell or trade for small home j,
: NV. D; C. or Arlington Call EN-
1894 for description and location O
a piacn r,ade TO order for you %
Sza DOWN, $50 mo- buys. for 81. sc
4 122 acres: 20 cleared and rest youn
! and sawable pine: 81 mi. from br@
q line and ~ mi. south OF D. c. TF
4131 -24
STOCK FARM. located 30 ms for
Washington. and contains 1s5 acres
Il 90 to rs acres in timber. 10 qrre
in barley, IA acres in wheat. halanc
in grass. will Craze so head @
u cattle. A good barn. 32xfiD IT,, lar2
II 3-bedrm. house with front and rea
n porches, overlooking Blue Ridg
/ Mountains. Priced at S9n. ono
! JOHN J. LOFLIN
Gil. 4312. or OK. O575.
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AND HOW AR O..
l.4c .oiowiilg small iarms " IL
eIGizeo homes, on hard !, 20
miles or less from D. e.
90 acres. i-rm. ana path eco
mouse. h.-w. oil heat: floors n - >oI
newly finished; arm. tenant i.cdse,
chicken house with battery broo4ers,
$500 capacity; barn and other bldgs
Priced S25. 900.
53 acres, b-lm. ano bath home, with
= inclosed porcheS, INV H., ba.Ik
barn with stanchion has been useo
as small dairy barn; corn productive;
fenced land, nearly all clear and in
crops and good grass. $4,000.
90 acres, 4-bedrm. ana bath home
with paneled din. rm., lge. liv. rm.
with firepl: h.-w. oil heat; bank
barn and all necessary outbldgs. for
small stock farm Sig.500,
S5 acres, very fertile land; main house
and bldgs. necessary for stock farm;
has reputation as top-crop- pro-
ducing farm. $4,000.
S54 acres, 7rm. and bath home, h.-w.
Jil heat, completely equipped kit /:
some remooeling work to be COM
pleted Priced S17,500. $4,000
cash required.
We also have other properties includ-
ing the best large stock and dairy
farms available. Call Henry H
Carter Rockville 44S1, with J. VIM
SON PETER, Reaitor.
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SOL ACRES, $50 tillable, on main
highway. IL r, z baths; stone and
stucco residence; sun porches; S-rm.,
2-bath managers house; both have
hot-water heat: oil burner system;
5 tenant houses. with cleo, 60-coV
essary bldgs., excel. farm machinery
and dairy equipment; large swim
ming pool; 5000 900.
444 acres. 400 tillable; 10-rm., 3-bsti
stone residence: completely modern;
managers residence; 3 tenant houses
with elec.: S5-cow dairy barn. 30.
COW dry. barn. all necessary farm
234 acres, 215 tillable; 40-cow dairs
barn. 24-cow dry barn. all farm
bldgs.. found on well-equipped farm
S-rm.. 2-bath. oil heat residence;
tenant houses with elec. and water
all dairy eau'sment: 100000.
224 acres, 200 tillable; " mile river
frontage: S-rm. stone residence,
baths, all modern; good farm bldgs.
cabins on river; $4,000
112i2 acres; all cleared; S-rm. stone
residence, bath. cleo. fireplace; 5-rm
tenant house. elec.. 30-cow da'r!
barn. other farm bldgs.; dairy equip.
ment; Ford tractor with all equip.
on, other machinery; 80 cows,
s42 800. .
; 2 acres: 6-rm. log and frame resi-
denee. completely modern, practical
ly new: excellent view; fronts on
Route z; S17,250.
) acres; 5-rm. log and frame resi-
dence, modern; excellent view of
Blue Ridge; nice creek through prop
erty; 50 500.
All Of the above are for Immediate
possession and are excellent buys as
well as many Of our other Estines
For your needs in real estate sec us.
c. c. ELSEA & SON, REALTORS
RLUEMONT. VA.
PHONE PLUEMONT 2421
0FEIFsE nDEN ATJ nav cTTNTNhv
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ISSUE! HOT OFF THE PRESS!
Hundreds Of BARGAINS to choose
Beautiful ESTATES. Old COLO
MAILS ideal for remodeling. Week
aoTEfs fRS ERfETEEATs As srsT1nRss cAnRs IdRE cAdEIEs
RENTAL APIS, FLoRfDA REAL
ESTATEl New reduced prices from
$1,000 up! Save valuable time and
dollars through VESTS. Thousands
Of Satisled customers from Maine
VESTS
Ws-4. 1925 Western Saving Fund
Bldg, Philadelphia. Pa.
Poultry Farm-$5,50O
EXCLUSIVE VALUE. South OF Berke-
ley Springs. ideal Tor poultry,
cattle or general farm; well-built
beautiful lawn, double garage; Al
barn with vents and metal roof.
4 poultry, houses $1,000, capacity
acres, 60 fertile loan tiIiaee, es,' bal. al
Taxes SIS. Aged owner SACRI-
FICING! No. 30,259. VESTS.
F; r. Stickley, 406 N. WASHINGTON
St:7 Berkeley SPRINGS. w. Va. BAR
Farm-Pond!
Short drive Winchester. I22 acres,
90 tillat,ie, estimated 100000 It
saw timber. rs fruit trees. private
porches, double garage; barn pouI-
ST. SSe; Exclusive qSfv oiefs VALuEs. ss s6GI 9nhy
No. ~ ll5, VESTS, E; G Hutch
Va; 12 miles south Of Winchester
mr. n ae
s,ty CT L i79-J-1s. BARGAIN LIST
A Retirement Bargain
Eastern Maryland-wide concrete
hwy hwy frontage; 70 tas; f,ne retirement nsaT M
fertile tillage; est. $1,000 worth
timber when cut: few fruit trees;
attractive bungalow. only yrs
old. with 5 rms. utilities. pretty
shaded setting; barn. poultry house;
hospitalized owner SACRIFICING. !.
50, 1901 No: A-2919. VESTS. L.
( Hafssss 6oFsdo P Ma e Rssfsssas sSsaAts LsP hsP
On U. S. No. 40
Ideal retirement farm with wide o. s.
hwy. frontage; bus at door: we'll
built home, rms, elec.; oil heat,
other bldgs.; 81 acres; plenty space
for cabins or gas station. REAL
BARGAIN, price DOWN to S6.SO0;
terms! No. A-11.407. VESTS.
w. L. Shields. 1o6 North ave,
HsgsIrstown. Md. BARGAIN LIST
Waterfront Farm!
Handy U, s, No, Il; home and barn
alone worth asking price; water
frontage on 2 sides of farm: beauti-
full residence. perfect condition;
rms, modern kitchen. fireplace. 3
porches, lovely setting: fine cement
ed barn. 50xSS; II stanchions, 2
other bldgs.; 16S acres. 1870 tillable.
bal, pasture-w woods. EXCEPTIONAL,
PRICE REDUCEDl No. D-672O.
VESTS, A. W. Kuhn. 900 Socth
Potomac st, Waynesboro, Pa. BAR
GAIN LIST FREE!
Near Fredericksburg
Beautiful farm-estate, with stream
frontage. sandy beach and water
falls; a ''story-book" setting near
historic city; fronts macadam hwy,
close to U. S. No. 1; beautiful white
Colonial home; z rms, 2 baths, oil
heat; latest impr., hardwood fls.,
pretty shaded, shrubbed lawn;
SAcR1FicfNG. | ICING So, So ,ooo; o;ei. terms, M'iSr No
29,253. VESTS. w. e. Sherman,
RID /. Fredericksburg, Va. BAR
GAIN LIST FREEI
Herd, Equip, 2 Hons!
ON FAMOUS GETTYSBURG BAT
TLEFIELD! High-class dairy farm;
wide hwy. frontage; complete with
and equipment; beautiful, modern
lied master home: 10 rms, bath.
h.-w. heat, 2 fireplaces. garage;
also new, modern 5-rm. bath, ten
ant house; Al barn, 50x7O; silo,
poultry and brooder houses; other
bldss.; 165 acres. liz tillable; fam
lily fruit: aged owner i'll. COM
VESTS, J. c. Bream. Fairfield rd,
Gettysburg, Pa. BARGAIN LIST
FREE!
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FARMS
26 ACRES STREAM.

Sevea-room white frame; redecorated
Elec.. no bath. good well; new nj
sonny barn; all in pasture: unde.
market at Sg.500: casa required
$4,000, bal, $62 per mo; to inspect
ee!i JOHN SHIREMAN. Manassas
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VIRGINIA FAr-

VIRGINIA FAT
Dandy 100 acres. 30 in e.
good house in nice grow;
electricity, bath. concrete /
Ample outbuildings. all good
roofs. Lovely setting for co.,.
home. Committing D. c. 80 mii,s
W. M, ORR. ov. l772.
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100 FERTILE ACRES

Approx. so acres, under cultivation
st:~cturally sound S-room fran,
kcree; rlgs good barn, cleo, ant
othcr improvements. located approx
30 miles from wash. Total price
$1a.s00. Compare this with al
otl1ers. Call Mr.. Vernon Wood. Wit
Harymarket 6ao3. representing
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"FAIRLEIGH'
FINE FINE FIJI Or Pso. IMATgLY Y
11S5 d1S ACGEes WITH aTRLA As AND
n TTNisH1S. 3 SHS.pp tphS2DDgSlNG 6EEF CAT

FINE Ffl,>I Or =. pa, IdATt7T v
l9n ACRES WITH aTRLA is AMI
SPRINGS. PRODUCING BFEF CAT. CAT.
TIE SHEEP, HOGS AND PoULGR..
ncase sets on knoll with a mag
moor. gracious haii' iivins iif,uae roo.S. lSl
2l.ix15.l0. with fireplace and hue
csrre W 80" TO- the vic d:n-
Ing room opening on a large coyered
Lssstone terrace, large breakfast
room with built : in red leather
. a.I0 coiner Gu. ,ooaro. i..odera
edsu-opea Kitchen. pantry. laundry.
and bath, :;nd floor. two large @ bed. Be-
rooms and bath; Basement. recre 4
tlon room really made for ent.r.
tanning (33"1 5.S), huge fireplace
acoafate snack or cocktail room
~ pr aHF bath with shower,
Oh hot.water heating system, Loo
tanE., GrounqS arc well land
house. Double % tenant house. eiets :
.idings consist of a large new
machinery \ shed, poultry
s, hog houses. sheep sheds.
10, oct drilled well of ex-
Mt drinking water. Land all
=. wiHle boara fence beng put
8, barley and hay now beine
sd. Present tenants could stay
ANY TINE Bv EPpofN fFvr
Rornye Lamborn, Realtor
,nl6ol South Arlinston Ridge RI.
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BUILDERS ATTENTION

16 LEVEL LOTS
Near MASSACHUSETTS ave. NV. Just
approved subdiv. plan for is lots:
---+"~ and ser'er are in: ideal tor
$50 1000 to S25. 900 homes. Call
Mr.. Ewell ewes. OR. 1878.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
14l5 X st. NV. Realtors. NE. $500.
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VESTS
SPRING
CATAIOGl

NAILED FREE! BRAND NEW 1881
ISSUE! HOT OFF THE PRESS!
Hundreds OF BARGAINS to choose
from. Large and small FARMS
BEAUTIFUL ESTATES. Old COLO.
MAILS ideal for remodeling. Week.
end RETREATS, CAMPS, CABINS
HOTELS, GAS STATIONS, STORES
RENTAL APIS. FLORIDA REAL
ESTATE New reduced prices from
81 900 upi Save valuable time and
dollars through VESTS. Thousands
OF satisfied customers from Maine
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75-FT. RAMBLER LOTS
NORTH CHEVY CHASE
ON CONNECTICUT AVE.

These beautiful home sites located
on Connecticut avenue extended
two and a half miles from Chevy
Chase Circle in Maryland. or two
blocks from Jones Bridge road.
Drive out Connecticut avenue to
Inverness drive and our signs and
the lots. These lots are 14O to $50
feet deep running through to
another street about a block from
most beautiful rambler home in
Chevy Chase area. Lot prices,
$4,000 to $4,000. Lots located on
the east side of Connecticut avenue.
Also block of five North Chevy
Chase lots so to IS feet front on
Hustled driveway between Montgom-
cry and Clifford avenue. including
two corner lots; water and sewer
being put in. Price, $1,000 for all
five lots. These lots in beautiful
section being developed by latest
styled ramblers. S20,01n to sos, 900
and more. BEALL TURNER & CO,
llq5 Vermont ave, Randolph 0SS5.
hafianot
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Farms
BIG AND SMALL

5s-a. STICK farm SIo.95u
1u4-a stock farm. Rt, so SO, 500
1Sa-a dairy ia m s:35 90
'3n0-a. stock and equipment $65.000
.lD-a, farm ST. 500
.v.a sen farm Sf,5W
24o-a. dairy. Col. mansion SiD 100
GOA. stock farm S;'5nC
We nave also listed "a other Va
farms In the above-price range for
SEE-US-FIRST
Tyson's C5rn2r. Va. IA. 66o1
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NE. 1871

Fouquier County Retreat
S one and franz buildings cost new
$4,000 in 1890; Include 6-rm. end
f1replaces: fine bank horse and
cattle barn; water and electricitr IL
all the excellent set of buildin' S;
located on liz acres, ~ acres
cleared; total price. S1s,0e0, with
nuIOM IAMn 90
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T. p. HALEY, FL Realtor =
TEMPLE HILLS

On paved temple I'd. oeautiiu. home-
site, I00xI7o, for - .4UU on terms,
$50 cash, balance $40 per month.
Mrs. Guetrier., 54ll Lambert DR.,
corner Temple rd. Drive out Pa.
ave. to Branch ave. to Silver Hill.
Temple rd. to No. sol. Call at new
brick bunealoW at corner on right.
BEALL. TURNER &, CO.. ll05 YER
mont ave RA 0SG5 Ma. Si:I1
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DILLON LAND co.

COUNTRY HOME
Located IL the town of Esymarfe'
approx. "a miles from Wash. nod
7-rm. home with bath. garage. bs:nI.
and beautiful equipped kite en-:
acres; all for Sa,500, subs -tioi
c2sa REQUIRED. Cal Nr. Eern n
Wood, Esvrnarket RlaD3. reEreseYtin
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
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LEON ACKERMAN
Suite 100. Barr Building
$40 18th st. NV.
Phone: Ex. 2999 or RE. 333e
Once Hours, 8 to Daily,
Including Sunday.
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE
tContinuedD
sPRINGrrELD FARMS-5-acre

SPRINGFIELD FARMS-5-acre es-
tates with boat landing on Pohick
Bay. hiThly restricted for gooc,
country living; l mi. vest OF his .oric
acG beautiful Gunston Hall on
Route 242; 20 min. from Washing
ton over Shirley hwy. S.,,150 to
S3,950' per estate. GLADSTONE E.
BJTLER, owner and developer. OW
-23
FALLS CHURCH. acre, over 200
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VESTS
WS-4. 1925 Western Saving Fund
Bldg. Philadelphia. Pa.
Poultry Farm-S5 500l

Short drive Winchester. I22 acres,
90 tillabfe, estimated 100000 It
pond, fine 9-rm. home with cleo.
> porches, double garage; barn poul-
try house, other bldgs. Taxes only
50. EXCLUSIVE VALUES. 800!
No. 29.ll5. VESTS. e. G. Hutch
ings. Front Royal I'd, white Post
on Route No. 522l. Phone: stephens
City l79-J-l2. BARGAIN LIST
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-07
FORMER jljANITA DIAz
 HERE AFTER AIR TRIP
 FROM pHILEpDINES

Mrs. Manuel Camilon, the former Juanita Diaz, returned home to Juneau yesterday from the Phillip inc Islands where she was married last September. Her husband had planned to accompany her, but the Philippines immigration quota for the present fiscal year is exhausted so he will come in July under the IeXt quota.
 Accompanying Juanita was Mrs, Jovita Cabigas, whose husband, Luciano Cabigas, lives in Juneau, This is her first trip to America.
 The two travellers came all the way from Manila to Juneau by lane. They left Manila on February a and arrived in San Francisco two days later, after stopping in Honolulu to pass through customs.
 Mr. and Mrs. Camilon plan to nake their home in Juneau. Mrs. -f . -oa i5 staying with her parents, M.. an6 Mrs. Manuel Diaz, on iastineau Avenue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-07
Bob Druxman-phone 8o'
LIGHT DEBATE TAXES
 PLACE, KIWANIS CLUB

An impromptu debate in light vein on airline vs. steamship trans portation from Juneau to Seattle took place at a regular meeting of Kiwanis Club at the Baranof Hotel at noon today. Fred Dunn of Pan American Airways argued for steam ship travel while William McFar- lane, CPR agent here, extolled the advantages of air travel.
 Henry Leege presented resolu- ton for "57 Long Weekends a Year" which was tabled after much discussion and parliamentary pro- cedure in the legislative manner.
 It was decided that the club, as sponsor of a Girl Scout Troop, would ante a share in the expenses of a Scout World Friendship tea. Gene Vuille announced that April Is and 25 were under consideration for ladies night
 Guests were T. s. Batchelder, Fairbanks contractor, and Roy s'umpter of Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-07
BOWMAN APPOINTED
 AS LEADER DRAFTEE
 GROUP TO ARMY

William H. Bowman of Wrangell was appointed leader of a group of 15 young men who left Juneau yesterday bound for Fort Richard son to join the U. s. Army. Bow man handled transportation, papers and was manager of the tour" as it were
 In the group there were four volunteers, Herbert 0. Johnson of Juneau, Ernest A. Peterson, Gerald E. Thomas and Frederick Simpson, all of Sitka.
 Draftees from Sitka were: Lee A. Charles, Chris Jackson, Robert Bernhardt; from Petersburg; Ronald Norheim and Trygve Thorsen; from Wrangell, Bowman and Joseph Jones; from Ketchikan, Harvey Nelson, Bill A. Soule, Donald Peter son, Darrell Brostrom.
 Donald Christiansen and Gale Dennis Jones have been transferred to State of Washington, College students whose induction has been postponed include Conrad N. Nell on, John R. Williams, Walter P xleweno Jr. and Davis G. Banta.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-07

that they fear that Robert A. Taft mieht be nominated. Even more, some of them fear that he might be elected. Such people as suppor- ted Wiilkie in 1940 and Stassen in 1g48 tend to be for Eisenhower now. Dewey is publicly for Eisenhower. They will do anything to defeat Taft and l fear that anything might even mean electing a Demo- crat.
 Their difficulty is, of course, that Eisenhower has put himself above party, and his protagonists are running a propaganda that he would only run if co-opted and that he would prefer to run on beth parties. That is an offensive notion to most Americans who cannot believe that any human be- ing is bigger than God, no matter who he is. Those who place Gen. eral Eisenhower on that unfortun- ate pinnacle do him disseryice. He. I am sure, has no such aspir- ations.
 Apart from that, the General will not say that he is Republican nor has he registered as such. Even Wendel WillSie, the Tammany Democrat. switched and registered as a Republican. If General Eisen- hover does not register as a Re- publican in the 1851 election, whether he is in Europe or here, it will he a strong argument against him. The Republicans, on the whole would prefer someone who says that he belongs to them.
 So there is a fight on and it is going to be very nasty and might even restore Harry Truman's good hmor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-07
NO BIDS ENTERED FOR REMOVAL OLD BUILDINGS
 ON SCHOOLS PROPERTY

No bids were entered for the pur- chase and removal of a wood frame house and sheds and their contents, and the piling on which they are situated on Harbor Way advertised by the Juneau Independent School District to be received by noon yesterday. The property adjoins the site for the new grade school build ing on Twelfth and Glacier High way.
 Superintendent of School Stanley Sears said today second call for bids will be made in about a month and if no interest is shown the buildings and piling will be de- molished by the school district authorities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-07
SEATTLE TIMBER co. AGENT ON BUSINESS
 IN SE ALASKA ARIA

B. II. Gardner of the Nettleton Timber Go. of Seattle arrived in Juneau yesterday to meet with Forest Service officials here. He was scheduled to leave today, weather permitting, with Charles Burdick, Assistant Regional Forester, for the Petersburg area. From Petersburg Gardner plans to continue south to Seattle and Burdick will return to Juneau in about ten days.
 Gardner was a guest last evening of MT. and Mrs. William Ellis at their home. on Fifth Street. He and Ellis are old friends since after college graduation days when they lived in the same house in Toledo, Ohio.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-07
pNA HAS TWO FLIGHTS
 TUESDAY; 31 DEPART

On two flights, 3l passengers flew to Anchorage yesterday via Pacific Northern Airlines and eight arrived from Anchorage and Cordova.
 From Anchorage: Ernestine zoll- man. John Hymen, MT. and Mrs. Elder Lee.
 From Cordova: Gene NTagers, Walter zobrish, Mrs. Rhode and Mrs. B. Dinneen.
 To Anchorage: A. E. Owens. Helen Johnson, Donna Chantoff, E. Myar, Chester Oughton, H. Mo- Cullough, Joe Briones, Tom and Lill Hazard, Leonard Johnson, Joe Jones, MT. and Mrs. M. L. Anderson and l5 men for the Armed Services.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-07
Heads fog Ghio Bui gomes Down h Alaska

{ CLEVELAND, March T -IR- Marine Sgt. William Ellis bummea a ride on the wrong plane while on furlough and ended up an Anchor- are, Alaska, instead of here.
 The 30-year-old holder of the Silver Star started a furlough Tues day at Camp Pendleton, Calf.
 He boarded an Air Force bomber at March Field, Calif., after being told it was headed for Dayton, o. When it landed he found him. self in Alaska.
 Ellis. the former commandant of the Buckeye detachment ot the Marine Corps League, finally got home yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-07
]. E.L,LI0TT ], R00SEvELF,
 S0CIALITE 10 WE'D

LOS ANGELES, March 7.-R- Elans for Minnewa Bell Ross, at ..actiVe LOS Angeles socialite, and Elicit Roosevelt, son of the late sresident, to be married in Florida this week were reported in story carried by the Les Angeles Exam iner today.
 The newspaper said information received here indicates the cere- money probably will take place at Mrs. Ross Miami Beach residence after she obtains a final decree of divorce in the next day or two from Dr. Rex Louis Ross Jr., Los Angeles physician.
 Both have been married three times.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-07
MARKED MAIDEN FEATURE X SET fOD
 SATURDAY DANCE

The Mysterious Masked Maiden" is to be a midnight fleor show feature at the Beta Sigma Phi St. Patrick's dance at the Baranof Hotel. Only members participating in the skit know what it's all abou' i. it was learned when the sorority held a meeting last night at the Baranof.
 Plans for the dance were per- fected. The affair will be formal for ladies. The public is invited. Tickets are available at the Baranof Hotel desk, Gene Marsh, Green 930, or from Jackie Fisher, Red 862.
 Last night Mrs. Dorothy Rolf gave a talk on the Dance and Related Arts"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-07
SECOND DAUGHTER BORN TO MIR. AND MRS. J. PEGUES
 IN SAN FRANCISCO, CAL

Word of the birth of a second laughter, Alice Carolyn, on January o in San Francisco, Calif., to MT
 nd Mrs. Jack Pegues, has been .eceived by Juneau relatives and friends. The new daughter, whe joins a sister Susan, three, weighed six pounds and seven ounces at birth and was named for her pa ternal grandmother and maternal aunt.
 Jack Pegues spent most of hi boyhood years in Juneau and vis- ited here last summer on U. S. Navy Reserve cruise as a Lieuten- ant Commander. He is assistant to the editor of the San Francisco Chronicle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-07
WANT ADS
FOR SALE
PHONES 676 and 207

New Listing: BEDROOM house on 10th St Crosley refrigerator, range, dav- enc, l bedroom set, kitchen table and chairs, plus many small items. Priced for quick sale $2,750. Possession April l. ASK about New Hiway Property Listings. BOATS. LOTS-Two on Gold Belt with view-ore on South Franklin. Douglas: BEDROOM House, Furnished Full cement basement. One block from drug store. Immediate pos session.