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GE. 7O37. FA. 6517. =
MONTGOMERY co.
PORTER REALTY
ClarkeSyille Md

TO 90 ACRES
With attractive homes. from Vienna
to Leesburg. One will suit you.
R.: W: MULLEN, OW. 1882; ewes.
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GRAZING LAND
I,OUDOJJN COUNTY

Ia. 4-O6QR.
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NEAR VINT HILL,

It's just right for Molly and Me" "
This compact, 6-rm.. 112-bath frame
home; lovely maple floors: bedroom
bat 1st fl; 2 bedrooms, a bath.
End f.; abundant closets; p base
ment; coal a-c.h; double garage; 10
wooded acres; ideal for hunting or
chicken business; cleared garden
space: school bus by door. Easy terms
DOROTHY c. Mccoy
WarrantDn 1000
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THE BEST TWO BUYS I EVER HAD
A going farm in high state of cul-
tivation. 100 acres and very good
house, 6 rooms, bath: ideal setting
en- main hwy, only 40 miles from
D. c.; $4,000 with $500 down.
95 ACRES-Fairyland setting with
running brook and 5 bubbling
springs. 3 beautiful hcmesites. large
= trees, splendid views. 100000 #.
saw timber: on good road one hour
from D. c.. $1,000 w. z. SHER-
MAN, representative for West Farm
Agency Fredericksburg. Va. Chan
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MARYLAND
WATERFRONT

This Is one of the best buys on today's
market If you need plenty of room
and want large, beautiful lot, Cali
fornla ranch-type home on acres,
all iandscaped, living room made for
entertaining tfireplace. of course),
a kitchen. large, light and airy with
abundance of cabinet space; school,
churches, and market all within
walking distance. To see it is TO
love it, to love it is to buy it, Just
reduced to. SIS. 900 for quick sale.
For comfort, plus pleasant living,
see this beautiful ranch-type bun
galow. Ideal for retirement.
No imitation In this type, as owner
is selling at the low market price.
Practically new. well-built, modern,
spic and span 5-room waterfront
home at AbelPs, Md. l acre of
land. artesian well. fully equipped
kitcchen; G1 loan. Try to match it
Beautiful riparian estate, with land
scaped grounds, Breton Bay. at the
mouth of Cherry Creek. A 20-acre
tract. In a choice neighborhood lust
a few miles from Leonardtown. Md.
Here you can be independent for
life. with fruits. hens, garden, and
home of 7 rooms and bath. all large
and spacious porches. beautiful
shade trees of weeping willows. elms.
naples, ehesnut, Especially suited
for retirement or security" A
wonderful buy at S2T. 500.
If You want small 10-acre estate
riparian rights. 10 minutes from
town. room for the children to play,
for the dog to run. sunset view, star
light nights. you'll find all these in
this attractive location A 5-room
bungalow with hsmt. Artesian we'll
How much? Only $4,000.
Pass the ammunition, but don't pass
the opportunity at Colton's Point
Md. You will have for only SS, 500
this attractive broom bungalow
near the river. excellent neighbour
hood. If you love flowers, trees ana
a beautiful park-like yard, I ask you
to look at this place. A genuine
year-around home.
Also have several attractive farms.
price range: $4,000 to $4,000.
Some have beautiful waterfronts
with excellent tobacco soil. If you
are interested in attractive water
front sites mot in subdivision), we
have them on St Thomas's Creek
Cuckolds, Smiths Greek, St. Initoes
Creek, Potomac River and Breton
Bay Acreage from / to 20 acres.
j. E. CAPPS, REALTOR
HOLLYWOOD. MD.
Phone LeonarQtoWn l2S-F-21
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PROP. WANTED

WILL PAY CASH for a home on
waterfront. Not over 40 miles from
washington. Need 3 bedrooms and
modern improvements for all year
living. Give price and full par
ticulars. Box 452-K Star.
wooded lot, i'm
proved or unimproved. on water
front, within l hour Wash. Box
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ouT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE LOANS

end TRUSTS BoUGHT-Top prices
immediate cash. Can day or night,
I. c. HOOVER, RA. 22si. GL. 6676.
TRUSTS. 1st. End and 3rd: Md. va.
D. c.; wk's service. ADAMS REALTY
FIRST w TRUST Loans ON on real al estate; tat 8
low rates; 8 to 5 year, terms and
INC; ll15 Eye st, NV. Ma. 646s
second-trust notes, Call us for
LIAM P. ATKINSON, Republic 1915
End TRUST NOTES BOUGHT. 5hsr
D; G. MR.: QUICK. RA. 34is. 16'
CASH FOR LIST AND End TRUST
NOTES. Incl LIST trust; on acreage:
Rotes anhBoS Il 2 G. Ms; "a. and n,s1 Va FULTON M
Tain 1os' and e stsl tae nS CSi0raop ni sss6 bsas
Brokers. attention "'
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
a. 81, ! 81 ~ 'rNTTEREsTs. ST aeeord,ns eeoo to
classification of security and loca-
ton; no charge for appraisals
MOORE d HILL CO.. 732 nth st
MONEY ON SECOND TRUSTING
Will buy second-trust notes. D. c..
nearby Md or Va Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST.
MENT CORP, 1912 Ny ave. NV
National 5S33
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size lob; prompt
service, reas.; local or long distance.
Ia. 1887; after pm, GE. 1416.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED

PARTNER WANTED with $4,000 to
handle small housing job. Money
advanced to be secured by first
profit 4 to 6 mos. % Box 2i-L, Star
14t
WANT TO GET second mortgage of
ST. 900 at reasonable discount. LA.
WANT TO BORROW $500, first-class
security and interest, real estate.
Box 1851, Star.
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BARGAIN FARM

APPROX. s ACRES. 6 mi. from
N. o. L. SemifiniShed Cape Cod
house. fruit trees, garden and
chicken houses. Unusuall fine view
A bargain at S12. 500, on excep-
tionally reasonable terms.
SANDY SPRING REALTY CO.
Ask operator for Ashton 2t21
CHAS. r. HOOFF, INC.
Est. 1928. We have clients waiting
for country homes and farms, )
acres up and within As minutes
OF WASHINGTON. Mail description
Prince St. Alexandria. Va. TIE
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10 ACRES

10 ACRES
S-bedrm. house. modern convenience.
quick sale; owner leaving town. Call
Mr.. Martin. 81. 2317. cox & CO..
81. 0775. Ia
WE SELL FARMS
175-acre dairy farm. modern house.
2 modern tenant houses. 60-cow
shop; maternity barn; land all in
pasture. $40. 500. For appointment
to inspect, call VIM. B. Grif1th.
Poolesville 1866. THOMPSON &
GRAY, Realtors 904 Ellsworth
drive, Silver Spring. Ia
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.
GARAGES

GARAGE FOR RENT or storage
6916 Sth st. NV. Ia
1858 WIS. AVE- STORY bldg. ideal
for storage and repairing. OWNER.
GARAGE SPACES AVAILABLE in
4S00 block Conn. ave. Call EN-
1st COMML., 2-car stone garage
facing wide alley at Georgia ave
and Hamilton st, S25 mo. GE
524S. lis
FOR RENT, brick garages with con
crete floors. 9th and Buchanan SITS
NV. 81 mo. 81. 1922.
GARAGE WANTED to rent within 12
blks. 18th and L SITS NV. RE. 2S91
Sun. after T pm. wkdayS.
WANTED TO RENT, garage for l car
vicinity of 1929 Columbia rd. NV
AID. 1927. -16
lear METAL GARAGE, rear OF
Woolworth store. 5000 block Ga
ave. NV. Sc mo. MA. 05S7.
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BRICK FARMsTEAn

BRICK FARMSTEAD
Fred'k Coo acres. on main hwy -,
gorgeous views of Blue Ridge Mts.
Bus passes. only 2 miles depot town.
Very attractive S-rm brick home
with cleo, . fireplaces. Large barn
outbldgs. Dandy spring of water
stream-watered pasture Fine for
beef cattle and general farming
Snap" $4,000 Only half cash
required. R. L. Zentz (STROUT
REALITY. Taneytown, Md. Phi. 4471.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
St. Mary's County, overlooking Bre-
ton Bay-Well-b dwelling. 6 spa
cious rooms. fireplace. 3 baths, full
basement, oil burner air-conditioned
42O-ft, artesian well, Scar garage.
with charming view: S25. 5000
Charles County. Colonial tbrick-
nogged) S-room dwelling. basement,
bath, oil heat; some repairs needed;
1O0-acre profitable farm; 3 tobacco
barns. farm buildings; tenant will
remain; immediate possession; S16.-
900; additional land available
Wicomico River, st. Mary'S County
1.000-ft, river front extending to
State road. 20 acres. 4-room dwell
ing, porches. electricity telephone;
good neighborhood; excellent duck
ing. fishing; sand beach; immediate
occupancy; S13, 800; additional land
Acreage tracts convenient Washing
ton; suitable subdivision. Home
/. beautiful rivers and bays
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THIS Is TT

THIS IS IT! =
164-acre dairy farm, on good road.
near shopping center, churches and
school; 6-rm. house. barn for fluid
milk market new silo. Extra good
soil. 15 acres woodland. plenty of
water and fenced pasture. Poss
soon. 81 miles no. of D. c. If you
miss this one you will be sorry. Price
is about S112 per acre for the land
and bldgs. Low taxes. H P. BUR-
DETTE & SON, Mt. Airy, Md. Phi.
100 OQA
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Fauouier County. Va.

F'auquler County, Va.
356-acre cattle farm: lge. cattle
barn silo. machine shed. garage.
other outbldgs., well fenced, nice
stream of water through center of
farm. 156 acres white oak timber.
part of this farm fronts. on No;
II. S-rm. 2-story frame house.
bedrms.. water in house. 2 porches.
electricity. no bath. Price. $4,000.
S12.500 cash, excel. terms to right
party; q mi. west of Warrenton.
A. G. ANDERSON
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2 LOTS-N.W.
BUILDERS
MOUNTAIN VIEW

MOON AIN VIEW
Desirable location near Potomac
River, Fairfax County; outstanding
view. Of Blue Ridge; 81 acres. as
whole or in part; $4O0 to $500 per
acre. depending on size of tract;
HERMAN E. GASCH g. SON
500 Woodward Bldg. MA. 1854.
Sat. and Sun, Call Daleview 9152.
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CATTLE FARMS

We have 2 lge. beef-cattle farms, near
Marshal. and a 930-acre combina-
tion dairy and beef farm for your
inspection. F. w. SHARP & SON,
The Plains Va. Tells. Middleburg
22qI and 1922
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SEE US FIRST

If you wish to buy or sell your SUBJ
urban home. farm, country estate,
acreage or business property. none
too large, none too small for good
prices and easy terms
SEE US FIRST REAL ESTATE CO.
Tysons Corner. FA. 6601.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MOTORS, fine cond.. for Buick. Ford
Pack. Plym., Dodge; also rear ends
and trans. Very reasonable. RE.
WRECKING '32 Chevrolet, motor
parts and tires. 5.25x1s. for sale.
DE. 1898.
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VESTS

FREE! New reduced prices on Farms,
Gas Stations. etc. Florida to New
ern Saving Fund % Bldg.. Phila.. Pa Pa.
Farmlet-Only $4,000!
REAL BARGAIN, on macadam hwy,
bungalow, rms. cleo. 2 porches,
garage: nice setting; poultry house;
other bldgs.; 6l2 acres, fruit or
shaTd Itrsam fG oWner UIer leayingTi H.las
30,245. VESTS. F. R. stickley. 406
W. va. BARGAIN LIST FREE!
Equipped Fruit Farm!
Short or drive to Winchester; nn 2os acres acres
800 peach, 40 cherry, other fruit;
partly furnished home, 8 rms, ptil-
tiles, h.-w. heat, fireplace. 2 porches,
garage; rood barn. anvf2: poultry
house; other bldgs.: QUICK sale in
cludes . trucks. tractor, all tools
aa3ony a8 eenigls. seoo roN boWNf.lsnce WI, si1
TERMS! No. 29.1Os, VESTS E
G. Hutchings, Front Royal I'd
While Post, Va. Phi. Stephens City
179-J-12. IL mi. so. of Winchester
on Rt 522. BARGAIN LIST FREE!
Modern Poultry Ranch!
Near fredericksburg broiler capacit,
bungalow, rms, utility rm.. util,
| tiles, 2 porches, nice shaded lawn
2-car garage; new broiler house, g..
600 cap; 2nd broiler house. 5000
cap; other bldgs.; 2 acres; take!
only S35. OWNER COMPELLED t
SACRIFICE No. A-2976. VESTS
L. K. Hackett. r. D. /, e. Dorado
Nd; Nd, E PpSS, g; Rhodesdale. BARGAIN
800 A. Delaware Farm!
One of the finest buys in Ken
Countyl 300 acres, 260 sandy loan
tillage. highly productive, famil,
fruit; nice 4-bedroom home 1f
rms. all .impr., shaded lawr; sen
| arate living quarters for tenant
| cemented barn 4Ox60; horse anf
heifer bern; poultrv house; to-
shed 3Ox50: taxes, $50: PARGAIN
priced, sic: 900! No, s3;5eS VESTS
E.rss7v ( = { i@sTn1i 1lPsT TREE' Ps' ph' '4''
612 A. Brick Colonial!
Huge 2-home general farm nea,
| Fredericksburg, 612 acres, goo till
able. bal. pasture-woods. privat'
stream authentis C. .h brick an.e col9nia mi;
Il fireplaces. ali impr.. e Shaded set, set
I large barn; several turkey an,
brooder houses: SACRIFICE price
S29. 900 : PART DOWN bal
TERMS! No. 29,24S. VESTS. w
E. Sherman. r. 2. !, Fredericks
| burg. Va. BARGAIN LIST FREE!
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Nearby Small Farm

3NOd1Uy DIIIdII al III
Just the place to restore. Committing
distance. p miles from Washington
20 acres level land. 5-room. 2-story
dwelling with electricity, large shade
trees and good we'll; large barn,
long frontage on good road. >
springs and small stream: buildings
need repairs. Bargain at $500.
TERRY B. SIMMS
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FARMS (cont.)

CLINTON-22 acres on hard-surface
other buildings; small dwelling;
WY NJ tuPfssRtlal RERAN easa sa1 Ffsqrsa graneh
ave. Sc. HI. 77oo. ONCE open
$50 1i DOWN. W 70 $40 9i MO. buys for $3.50
ao,,S ! acre. TE 47rm; a,s bungalow rs mi
HAMILTON, partly constructed house
on a good lot, can be bought at &C
tual cost. VIII arrange for material
to finish. An opportunity to get a
ing lots with nice view for the price
OF one. $3.50, Prac. new 4-room bum
galow, porch, basement. electricity;
] acre; $3.50. G.. B. WOLFORD,
Strout Realty, Hamilton. Va. Phone
STOCK FARM, near Damascus. Md
z large rooms, bath; modernized;
committing distance. Box l7-L, Star"
483 ACRES, fine stock and grain
farm, l2-rm. beautiful stone CO.
baths, oil heat. everything in Al
condition; S-rm. modern managers
house; also 3 tenant houses; all other
outbuildings; excellent locality. Can
be bought equipped. For price and
terms see us.
29Sha acres. s-rm. all modern frame
residence, stoker heat, bath and
half, barn. silo, guest house, other
buildings: all in good condition, all
electric kitchen included; S47 900
80 acres. 5-rm stone house. elec. and
bath. Just renovated. 6-rm. frame
dwelling needing repairs, good apple
orchard. bearing we'll; beautiful view;
located 40 miles of D. c.: $1,000:
equipped including truck. tractor. etc.
81 acres. 7-rm. log and frame house,
elec. and water: located on Hwy. z;
$1,000.
Many Other Bargains in Real Estate
G. c. ELSEA d. SON, REALTORS,
Bluemont. Va. Phone Bluemont
2421.
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE WANTED

LEVEL LOT approximately sOx15O ft.
in Sill. Spg.. Bethesda or Chevy Chase
A PRIVATE PARTY wants to J
lots. In D. c. or Mont Co. All
cash Call eve. OR. 1751. ID
WANT 5 ACRES of land in nearby
Virginia for cash. Box 45-L, Star. .
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l6 ACRES AND PLENTY

5-room and bath bungalow Land
all tillable. On State I'd, near
home. Only 50 $50: easy terms.
MILLS REALTY CO
AnnandalP Va EA 0QQl
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TRUCK VALUES
~ taA ". ~ E., WE. QoOo -
1940 PONTIAC

IMC Truck & Coach Div,
80 M St. NE, ME. O5O5 IA
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Priced for Immediate Sale
SHEPHERD PARK NV.
2 very desirable adjoining lots at
18th and Legate I'd. NV; all utili-
ties; priced reasonably. Call Sun
day til 5 pm.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
Realtors
141b K st. NV. ME. 5400
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PORT TOBACCO SECTIoN-2 good
farms. 125 acres. modern home, 2
barns. poultry house; nice setting of
trees, orchards; price, S13,500;
terms, S.. 900 down
130 ACRES, paved road: modern T.
rm. house, bsmt; l large barn, ga
Head and water resorts; quick-saIe
price, S12. 500: terms, half cash.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
CO. on route 301 below Waldorf
Phone La Plata 5946 or Waldorf 37O1
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SEMIDETACHED LOTS
3 to or so semidetached or group
house or apartment lots. Chesa-
peake and 9TH SITS Sc. in District
CT Columbia Priced right, will IN
clude utilities.
BEALL TURNER &; CO,
Il05 Vermont Ave.
RnndGlpil NSSl National R121 .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-08
TWO WEEKS WITH LOVE" I5 MUSICAL
 NOW AT CAPITOL

Song and laughter share the bill- ing in 1.-TWO Weeks With Love" !" which brings Jane Powell, Ricardo Montalban, Louis Calhern and Ann Harding to the Capitol screen in @ picture which will make you forget, temporarily at least, all the troubles in the world.
 Turning you to the past instead of the future, this happy new M-G-M Technicolor musical intro duces you to one of the most en- .dearing turn -of-the-century fam lilies ever conceived in screen terms. There is Papa Robinson, who thinks he's the boss; Mama, who has other ideas on the subject; two little sons who treat the world as their oyster and two teen-age daughters. It is the elder of these, Patti (Jane PowelD, whose life is brought to typical l913-period teen-age crisis when she finds the chief obstacle to the consumation of a romance to be the lack of-a corset!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-08
EiJSICAL, BACH TO B00GIE, TUESDAY
 AT 20TK CENTURY

The world famous ~B's"-Beet- hoven, Bach and boogie-and three world famous "Js"-Jeanette, Jose and Jane-get together in M-G-M's TSchnicolor musical romance, Three Darling Daughters" show ing on the screen at the Gross 20th Century Theatre tomorrow.
 This happy combination of music, matriInony and merriment tells what happens when pretty mother attempts Go keep her sec ond marriage secret from her three young daughters who are convinced that she should be reunited with her first husband.
 Jeanette Mcdonald returns to the screen, following five years of concert tours, to play the mother of Three Darling Daughters Jose Iturbi enacts himself, as the man in love with Jeanette. M-G-M's young songstress Jane Powell is one of the daughters who plots to effect a reconciliation between her d ycrced parents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-08
SUp yiS0Ry VISIT
 SCHOOLS HIS WEEk

pr. Dorothy Novatney ana Ken meth s. Clem, Education Supervi- sors with the Territorial Depart ment of Education are making sur veys of schools this week
 Dr. Novatney left yesterday by Pacific Northern Airlines plane for Anchorage. She will give particu- lar attention to the new school to be opened next September at Chugiak, between Anchorage ant Palmer. The number of students to be enrolled in the various grades will be determined so that plans may be completed for installing equipment required and hiring teachers to staff the school.
 From Palmer pr. Novatney will continue to Fairbanks, returning to Juneau from that point in about a week.
 Supervisor Clem expects to leave early this week for Tenakee to inspect the school there. He re- gently has made visits to the schools in the northern and south ern districts Lasl week Glenn visited the Winfield and Douglas schools.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-08

Under a byline story in last Thursdays Seattle Times, January 4, Georg N. Meyers. well known Alaska newspaper .elan, now fea- ture writer on the Times has the following story with the above pie ture to accompany it: VI
 For one glorious. nondisciplinary. unmilitary, dekhakified night New Years Eve-Master iSergt. Thomas F. Rudolph was a civilian.
 On December 31, the sergeant wa retired from the Army after 22 years with the Alaska Commmlica- tion System He flew here from Jp- neau with his family to get bis papers. ahl
 On New Years Eve, Rudolph was ordered to active duty with the Alaska Communication System
 Just Call Me Rudolph
 "Just call me Rudolph the red faced civilian the sergeant asaid today. See. the Arny's g9b an angle. If you retire before I9Age put in 30 years, you're on the re- serve list and subject to recall
 Some are recalled quicker th han others" ss
 Rudolph was born in Val9z, Alaska He had a job detigerlig telegrams for the Ac.s while he was attending high school in Ju- neau. He enlisted in the A.C.S- n 1929.
 T was stationed in Juneau most of the time,o said Rudolph. "But also put in some time at Craig, Ketchikan and at Attu.
 Yesrned for Alaska
 "Oh, yes. I did nine montbs at A.C.S. headquarters here in Seattle in 1894. Couldn't wait to get back to Alaska
 Rudolph and his wife have three children Veronica, fl; Kenneth, f and Charlotte, 5.
 T had been planning for several
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-08
137 CARRIED ON ALASkk COASTAL
 WEEKEND TRIPS

Weekend flights by Alaska Coastal Airlines carried a total of 137 with 34 on interport, 39 arriving and 34 departing.
 Departing for Sitka were: Grace Ushler, E. Calhoun, Ray Beach, S. Pickering, Emery Bourbon. H. L. Stuart, Doris L. Conger Ernest Carter. Grafton Gabriel, c. Daniels, Jr., Katherine Cushing.
 For Skagway: The Rev. Frank Toner, Mrs. R. Whelpley; for Haines: Frank Young and son; Mrs. Mildred Young, Isabel Martin; for Hoonah: MT. and Mrs. Frank Will son, Mrs. Elsie Prat, Mrs. James Young
 For Ketchikan: Andrew Johnson, George Amman, John Wacker, Pat rick Bryant, Bob Berg, Charles King, MT. and Mrs. Ed Bergeron and two children; G. s. Duryea, Lester Gore; for Angoon: Eli King.
 Arriving from Hoonah were: Per- kins Erickson. Mrs Howard Brick son; from Ketchikan: John James, Tom Nalley, Tom Last, Bob Croken; from Petersburg: Nina Dahl, Magnus Hemnes, R. L. Ander- son, E. MacKinley. Philip Chausew. From Haines: MT. and Mrs. John Fox, Clara Cassou, Robert Lee. MT. and Mrs. Hans Hebert and three children; Carl Heinmiller. David Hotch, Mrs. Ernest Lindquist, F. H. McGowan; from Skagway: John w. Flynn.
 From Pelican: MT. and Mrs. E. Fremming, Leonard B. Johnson, Eli Rapich; from Sitka: Rozella Whitten, Stacy Forum. Chris Jack son, H. Taubeneck, Wilma Benning- ton, Ralph Mize, R. w. Bernhardt, Don McGee. Mr. and Mrs. G.. Edenso.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-08
BOWLING

The Tuesday Night League started the second round of play last night Sunday on the Elks Alleys. The league schedule started on Sunday night due to the big basketball game Tuesday night. The Triangle Club won 4 points from Hennings Parsons Electric won points from the Triangle Cleaners. Sicks Rainier won from Standard Aviation 3 to 1 Don Abel beat Juneau Florist 3 to l John Scott had high series with a 593 and high game with a 214 The Triangle Club moved into sec ond place for team series with a 263O.
 The 200 Club members this week are: King 204, Scott PA and 293, Snow 200, Hagerup POI, NIork PIP and 200, Smithberg POI, Burke 2O6. 200 Club members are given a free drink of their choice at Joe Thomas Triangle Club. Three strikes in q row are winners of a free bottle of Pabst Blue Ribber beer, courtesy of Bud Phelps: Lincoln, Scott 2, Snow, Alexander, Burke, Nelson, Mork 2.
 Team and individual scores last night are:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-08
.S4 FLY WITH PAN AM
 OVER WEEKEND HERE

Weekend travellers on Pan Ameri- can World Airways from Seattle were 39; 29 went to Seattle; 1s went through to Fairbanks picking up two Fairbanks bound persons here and one for Whitehorse.
 From Seattle: Arthur and Gertie Bergren, William Bloxham, Gerald Cashen, Tom and Jean Constant and Mrs. Ruth Constant, M. Done gian, Gregg Gilkey, Bob Haag, Tom
 Hall, Dale Harding, Irene McKin- ley, MT. and Mrs. Neil Moore, Cliff Mortensen, Paul Pack, Edward Payne, Joyce Smith, Florence Urlich, MT. and Mrs. Lester Weiss, J. B. Whiteford, Clarlce Cady. Mar ian Nicholson, E. Calhoun, Stanley Duke, John, Mary and Judy Koch, Charles Leitzell, Russ Magili, Alma Masterson, L. Mix, s. Pick ering, Richard Shine, Grace Ushler, R. Zwolsman, Cliff Short.
 To Seattle: Alan Wood, H. w. Stinchcombe, George Clark, John Flynn, Clarabelle. Lillie. Craig Sauder, MT. and Mrs. John Fox, M. Lindquist, Jim Madison, Mrs. A. M. Weitlach, Della Triber, Betty Tapley, A. H. Hartwig, Mrs. R. Stutte and Bobby, c. L. Anderson, R. D. Kelsey, w. Austerman, Hugh Wade, R. N. Frare, Joe Hensley David and Shirley Senff, Phillip and Marie Mason and Robert Rob- erts.
 Kenneth Boss went to Whitehorse and w. L. LeMarte and Walter Stuart flew to Fairbanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-08
p07TERS GIT
 FPS 0N CERAMICS

At the regular business meeting Of Alaska P3bters held January 3 in 6he 4. 3. Hall, several papers on ceramic tips were read and proved very instructive to tht members.
 The next regular meeting will be held "Wednesday evening, and 8 demonstration by Gen Harmon of one piece uolds will be featured. This is a repeat demonstration for the benefit of those who missed 3 previous one. Also each member will make a enc piece mold. for which the following articles will be needed; 2 two-pound coIiee can, a simple piece suitable for one piece mold and a small jar of shortening