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ALEXANDRIA
TOWER HOMES

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Of location for the entire family
Our wonderful financing viii heir
you realize your Dream Come
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interest basis; F. H. A. only Az u
Interest Mo. payments Just like
rent, averaging $40. pays ain
Only q few left. so hurry. See our
model furnished house ct 1T Reed
ave-: open l-8 pm. daily. 1913 or
sundays. Directions: Over 18th St
Bridge, out Shirley hwy. to Airing
ton Ridge rd.. continue on South
Arlington Ridge rd. to Mt. Vernon
ave. past Presidential Gardens, !:
blks,, turn left on Reed ave. one and
one-hah blks. to sales ofice,
Colonial Investment Co.
Exclusive Agents XII. s-3644.
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SHANNON Il IJJCHS 90

NORTHERN VIRGINIA OFFICE
2055 Wilson Blvd. JA. 5-6S0J.
OPEN UNTIL 8 PM.
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Mr.. ARMY NAVY CLUB

Naval officers beautiful
brick home, built 1912, in per-
feet condition. Situated on 2
level lots. this home is in a
most convenient area.
lst f.: Gracious hall lafee
liv. rnl. with bay window and
Colonial fireplace. dining rm.
with bay window, modern
equipped kitchen with space
for breakfast table, "a bath.
2nd A.: Master bedroom.
private bath. glass shower and
pine-paneled nursery or
dressing room: 2 other twin
size bedrooms, 1 other bath.
Stairs to large attic which
could be another room or
studio. Full dry basement, GE
oil &C. heat, laundry. "a
bath. Built-in garage. Roll
away screens, copper water
pipes, flashing and cutters:
Vermont slate roof.
The white picket fence on
the extra lot, smooth lawn,
towering shrubs. small vege-
table gardens. and stately trees
are in keeping with the at
mosphere of tidiness which
characterizes the surroundings.
Price. $40, 500.
ROMYE LAMBORN
OF. 1886. Realtor. OF. s035.
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YEONAS REALITY
$4,000

eL. 21oo. Realtors. OK. 1e4s
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Beautiful tree-lined thoroushfare Is
the setting for this older .well-kept,
ciose-in home, side-hall entrance.
rm., adjoining small study; banquet
s1zeo dining rnl.. equipped kitchen,
rear service porch; upstairs are 8
oedrms, and bath. large attic; base
ment has separate raised laundry
room; detached garage; attractive.
Call oW: 5000
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COZY-CLOSE-PETITE

COZY-CLOSE-PETITE
Ideal for young couple or reciring
folks who don't care whether they
have car or not, because this
brick semidet is located in the
heart OF everything; has Mv. rm.,
dinette, parquet floors, soeiable
kitchen. equipped; upstairs. Q bright
airy rms. and tile bath; full bsmt
knotty pine recr. rm., auto. heat;
cozy lot makes a very livable home.
Price, S12,950; terms.
Arlington Realty Co.
2212 Wilson Blvd, oW. $500.
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SHANNON & III. LUCHS co

NORTHERN VIRGINIA OFFICE
2055 Wilson Blvd, IA. 5-6S00
OPEN UNTIL, q PM
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ARLINGTON
DREAM HOUSE
ARLINGTON

OAKCREST RAMBLER
This brick rambler has lge. combi-
nation liv. rm. and dining rul. with
s,}rsna stone nreplace; ige. an-siee, kitchen en
Full bsmt with outside entrance and
built-in shower room and n bath;
built-in garage. with space for work
shop, leading to unfinished recr
rm.: gas heat: weatherstripped and
insulated throughout. Price. S27 $50
Cash REQUIRED. Si4 900.
r. L. KANE, INC.
Realtors. King and washington o.,
Alexandra. Va. Telephone Al. S01S
AL. z412 (eyes., TE. Sad. 3
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"CASSINQn

Beautiful rugged stone In quiet At.
mostphere OF sheltered living; 10.
Gated about 20 minutes from Wash.
ington on tree-studded "a acre; Iarfs
living rm. with stone firepi., separate
attached car port. new, ready foi
immediate occupancy. S17,250
Call OW. 9O9O.
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ALEXANDRIA
ALBAKER
OFFERS
JEFFERSON MANOR

JEFFERSON MANOR
Beautiful semidet. brick
home. consisting Of liv. rm.,
din. rm., equip. kit. on 1st
tioor; 2nd f., z bedrms; and
auto auto. r Wsshins machine Chine and and
other added features Of avn
ings. fenced-in yard. alumi-
mum storm windows and
screens, extra-lge. tot-water
heater. concrete driveway strip.
hedge in front. This is q
lovely clean house. and should
be seen to appreciate It's
value: S2.500 down will
handle the deal. , -
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4 BEDROOMS

New brick rambler; ideal
for lge. family; full bsmt..
plenty Of closets, 2 baths.
front porch. nice yard with
shade trees; nearly acre OF
ground. S1S,500. Substan-
tial cash down.
Directions: Out Defense
hwy. to Lanham Garage, left
ct arrow to Open House sign.
Open Sat. and Sun. IT pm.
ROBERT M. DOLBY
Ap, 2lO0 UN. O3l2.
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HoUsES-sALE-VA. tcont. J
ALExANDRIA. LYNNHAvEN

ALEXANDRIA, LYNNHAvEN
Attractive attached 5-rn. brick home.
IN very good condition; conv. to
5snyagon: ideal for small family.
hBaNiaRo sBNsR n. SpEWusNcA SpWuNcAS. N Reslsors M oG1Sdi md
Insurers. g16 Prince st.. Alex. Pri-
yate parkinE lot for clients.
ALEXANDRIA. YATES GARDENS
A corner brick home with center hall,
liv. rm. with fireplace, comfortable
side porch, din. Im. and equip. kit;
3 bedrms. and 2. baths; full base
ment, garage and oil hot-air heat;
S2S9eo' sSRNes terms; aiNcAS Sa co AL R.sItsrs ssg
and Insurers, 916 Prince st.. Alex.
Private parking lot for clients.
ALEXANDRIA, ROSEMONT
Own your own 2-bedrm. brick home
for S61 per mo-; ideal location, near
buses, schools, churches and shop.
ping; reasonable down payment. Call
Al; $500: EBNER R. DUNCAN, me-. \.
ST., Alex. Private parking lot for
clients.
MANASSAS
On Route 234, "a. miles south OF
Manassas. near Lake Jackson. 2
story stucco home with 8 lge. bed
cs rsGn; a. and af5ss sSSh 81 lisd Duncan nscRns
Prince St. Alex. Private parking lot
for clients.
BEAT THE HEAT.
possession Of O delight
fully cool summer cottage at Lake
Jackson, Va. Liv. rm.. firpl.. kit,
bath, 8 bedrms. and lge. screened
porch, solidly built OF masonry con-
struction; good floors, copper screens.
incl some maple furn. and 2 bunk
beds; Coldspot refgr. $3.50 with
small down payment. Open this
week end. Inquire for Perkins cot
tage or call Mrs. Curtis, OF. 74e1
JAMES M. DUNCAN. JR.
Real Estate and Insurance
Sis King ST.. Alex. KI. S-S400. 80
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AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
8 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
Brick Cape Cod, on nice level
lot, convenient to Pentagon.
Fort Belvoir. and Quarter
master Depot.
First A.. has Ice. ny. rm.
with fireplace. lge. kit.-din.
rm. combn.. bedrm. with tiled
bath, lge. screened side porch.
Second floor. 2 lge. bedrms.
and tiled bath.
Full bsmt. with oil hot-air
hss.lo $4,000 down. bal on mo.
payments.
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
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"GUADAICANAI,"

Green tropics are no more beautiful
spacious brick Colonial; living rni.,
firepl, separate dining rm., equipped
Kitchen, side screened porch, all on
1st a.: 3 bedrms.. tile bath up;
complete bsmt. with toilet facilities;
many. lovely trees. S22. $50, includes
complete redecorating. Bus and
sef,U senooi = facilities z 70 4 bnn blks Inter
"KASSERINE PAGGO
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1TFXANDRIA TOWN HOUSE

ALEXANDRIA TOWN HOUSE
Charming Victorian brick home. 10
business district, zone D-I CONNER
J cial. This home contains 10 rms,
{ baths, high ceiling, numerous fire.
places. oil hot-water heat. garage
and nice side. yard. For further
information. call AL. $3.50, ELMER
r. DUNCAN CO.. Realtors and In
surors. 916 Prince st.. Alex. Private
parking for clients.
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tCORREGIDOR"

As strong and secure as the Philippinl
bastion. this prewar spacious ston,
home; wide center-han entrance
grand Lying rrn., dining rm.. kitchen
baths, plus pine-paneled suite ans
bath. In bsmt.; ideal for doctor Of
dentist: close in: Well-screened-i ir
grounds. Vacant and priced to sci
at S31 800. 10 representatives on oul
stan to serve you. Cali OW. 5000
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Commanding hills-commanding re.
spect Of all those who come and so
You will be impressed by this pre-,
war white brick modern, 8 rms, :
paths plus study with artistic bricl
brick walk-way to terraced rea,
garden: completely modern: unques
tionably handsome. S2S,S00 will
about $4,000 cash needed. You
sppointment is waiting. Call OW
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Quaint, picturesque, modern littlt
home nestled on green u acre;
reminiscent of French countryside;
white with green shutters; 5 rms,
bath; bsnit., brick. with burning fire-
place; pear and apple trees are fuil
Of fruit. Modest $13, $50 sales price
see from am. till 8 p.in. OW
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BRICK COLONIAL

This 4la-year-old brick situated on a
large corner lot contains on 1st
noor. living room with fireplace
bath. On the End floor, 3 bedrooms
and bath. Full bsmt with recrea-
tion room and bar. Detached gear
garage. Open evenings,
JOHN J. LOFLIN
2420 Wilson Blvd.
Gil. 1912. OK. 0575
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RAMBLER
CAPE COD

Three bedrms. Il down, 2 up) are
lust some Of the features Of this
well-planned home, located in ar
excellent North Arlington residential
neighborhood. only one block from
grade school. 3 from Junior high,
and l block from shopping center.
Lot 50x120 with fenced rear yard,
rock garden and sx2l patio. Reason
ably priced at Sl6,95O, moderate
cash down payment required.
YEONAS REALTY
GIL. 2100, Realtor, OK. l24S
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The Word InfIammabIe.

The word inflammable confuses
many people, and misunderstood
ing about 1t may actually be an
indirect cause of fires, this column
was told recently by the director
of safety engineering of one OF
the Nations leading insurance COM
panies. Safety Director Dean
Keefer asks me to do a column
about the word.
The word infiammable means
"combustible; capable of being cas-
lily set on fire" Gasoline, for exam
pie, is highly inf1ammable, as is
natural gas, oil-soaked rags, and
so on.
Now it should be noted that the
in of inflammable is not a prefix
meaning mot; it is prefix mean
ing in as in inflammation, in
flate, inf1ict, ETC. However, because
the word begins with the prefix
in, which, in many words, means
mot" infiammable is taken to mean
mot capable of being set on fire;
on-combustible.
Because they are misled by the
word" says Mr.. Keefer, many per-
sons are not careful in handling
certain canned or bottled fluids
that are easily ignited. AS result,
national insurance groups, working
on fire prevention standards, have
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Take Nv Word for 1t By Frsnt Cobb,

eliminated the word from their
language"
Instead, they have begun to use
the word f1ammable to describe
easily ignited materials, and mon
flammable" to label anything that
is fireproof..
The chances are that fammable
and nom f1ammable are not in your
dictionary. So, since both words
are entirely legitimate and properly
derived, here are two paste-in items
for your dictionary:
fam marble (FLAM-uh-bD,
adj, capable of being easily set
on fire: combustible; from the
Latin famma, fame"
non-fam-ma-ble MON fam
uh-b'D, adj, not capable of be-
ing ignited; non -combustible; from
nom, mot" plus f1ammable.
There are two other words that
cause some uncertainty among my
readers-insanitary and unsanitary.
These words are exact synonyms
meaning mot sanitary" There is
not an iota of difference between
them. Yet readers are constantly
writing to this column asking which
is the correct word. I reply that
either word is correct; that it is
a matter of choice. Perhaps insan-
itary Is the more often used, but
not because it is any more correct
than unsanitary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-12

About $500 years ago, there lived
a man with the name of Aesop. He
was of Greek descent, but spent
most of his life on an island near
the coast of Asia Minor. A great
deal of legend and fancy has
gathered around his name, and it is
hard to tell which of the things
told about his life are true.
Aesop's name has been attached
to scores of fables, and these are
published in volumes called "Aesop's
Fables" The majority of them are
about animals.
We are told that Aesop was a
man of small stature, and that his
back was bent. He was slow in
speech, but it appears that he be-
came famed during his lifetime for
the stories which he related. People
said that this man was as smart as
any one anywhere.
AS one example of his fables let
us take 1.-THE Fox and the Crow,
which goes like this:
zone day fox saw q crow seize
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Uncle Rays Corner

bit of flesh from the ground and
take 1t to a branch of a tree. Call
ing to the perching bird, the fox
said, How handsome you are wifi,
your black coat and fine figure! Il
only your voice could equal YOU
beauty, you would be the Queen Of
Birds!'
THE crow felt that its voice was
pretty enough, and at once tried tt
prove it by saying, 'Caw!'
Down dropped the meat, anc
the fox ate it. Then he said, MY
sod crow, your voice is gooc
enough, but your brain could be
better"
Among the legends about Aesor
is one which tells us that he ap'
peared before the rich King Croesus
as an ambassador from the island
of Samos. The monarch felt in.
suited because this small, bunch.
backed man had been sent to him
and there was a threat that Aesor
would be seized and put to death
To save his life, Aesop told thu
king q fable about . grasshoppel
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@. 2. AS South you hold:
A KQ842 0A1098 GAO &73
The bidding has proceeded:
South. West. North. East.
1spade Pass 2spades 3clubs
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What do YOU bid now?

@. 8. AS South you hold:
a A K92 vt HA8 = J98653
! The bidding has nroceeded.
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Drought Cuts Gold Output

Some New Guinea gold mining
firms which depend on water
pressure for sluicing have had to
quit operations because of the
worst drought since German
times"
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which had been captured along
with a number of locusts.
1.-THE grasshopper," Aesop said,
begged to be spared, saying that
he never did any harm. He simply
made sounds to charm the weary
traveller to sleep. The farmer let
the grasshopper 60, and I ask you,
mighty king, to spare my life to
prove your mercy to the world"
II shall spare your life" replied
Croesus, land in addition 7 shall
give you bag Of gold to take home
with you"
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What do you bid now?
@. 4. AS South you hold:
q AS 2K4 oAKJ964 %QJ5
The bidding has proceeded:
South. West. North. East.
! diamond Pass INT Pass

What do you bid now?
A. Our note is for six no-trump. Yor
have good trick and half more thar
your opening bid and the combined
partners assets are in the neighhorhooc
OF 81 points. They may be a little les
II partner has a minimum two no-trumr
response, but with a six-card suit con.
siderable enemy ammunition may be rem
dered useless 1889 " eA
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The story Of the alphabet is q new
fine illustrations and many facts about
s seed az psGDe copy
yelops 10 Uncle Ray, in care Of The
Star.
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@. l. AS South you hold:
a A J94 y 10 H742 %K109
The bidding has proceeded:
South. West. North. East.
club Pass heart Pass
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9. 5. AS South you hold:

A. Two spades. You have a fairly
good hand but not good enough to euar.
antee game. The temptation to lump &c
rnree spades in order. to avoid giving a
mere preference should be resisted Part
nano when you were willing to increase
the contract. II he wishes to test you out,
ne should try three spades which you will
gladly carry to four "-''
'Copyrisht, 1851, by Charles H. Goren.)
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Word Game
Find % or more words in
AIIu SLAMS

SIONS,
meaning, implied indications or
indirect reference" Average is 81:
limit. 20 minutes.
Rules-Words must be Of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
py one addition OF IS" such as "bats,''
cats are not used. Only one form of a
word is used. Proper names are not used
llse will be published tomorrow.
Answer to ENCASTAGE.
eaten, ease, east, enact, encase, neat nest
negate, cages, cane, cast, caste cant case
cease. cents, cest. acne, agnate, agate
agents, ante, ascent, asea, sane, sage. sang
satan saga, sateen, scent, scene, scant
scan, scat. seen, sent, Seance senate sect
seat, secant, snag, stag stance tang, tease
teen, tense, gates, gnates
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Bridge Quiz
By ChorIes H. Goren

@. l. AS South you hold:
AAJ94 0AK1O u742 %Kl0e
The bidding has proceeded
South. West. North. East.
club Pass 1heart Pass
What do you bid now?
A. The choice lies between a rebid
OF one spade or an immediate raise to
This IS the Sdd h9'e aE5 hs
to as getting off the spot" A rebid
of one spade. at this point would make
port on later round By s0 Siddng Cubs Sap
spades and hearts, you will have i'm
pressed your partner with a holding of
strength which your hand does not justify.
@. 2. AS South you hold:
AKQ842 0Al098 GAO @73
The bidding has proceeded:
South. West. North. East.
1spade Pass 2spades 3clubs
What do you bid now?
A. You have almost enough to justify
raise is not minimum, you ought to have
q splendid play for, four spades. Had
East not injected the three;club call,
OF your partners raise by bidding three
spades unnecessarily. This, partner could
s9D w'n Of Dds you hid fes n ss
it will not be clear to partner that you
are attempting to reach game. He may
competing with the three-club bid. 1t is
better tactics, therefore, to bid three
hearts, as clearer demonstration of
strength. Furthermore, it might readily
prove that hearts will be q superior con-
tract II partner happens to have four
of that suit.
@. s. AS South you hold:
AAK92 Vt uA8 @J98653
The bidding has proceeded:
South. West. North. East.
l club Pass heart Pass
! spade Pass 2clubs Pass
What do you bid now?
A. While partner has shown a mere
preference for clubs, nevertheless, he may,
produce Just enough material si for " You to
go game. The silence Of the opponents
a. this low level makes it highly probable
card strength-he may have q hand of
x strong t, enough for a Jump: 1t 6ehOoves
and the suggested call is three clubs. If
partner passes, this contract should surely
ser saf sboa and b he h0oses to
game.
@. 4. AS South you hold:
AA5 4K4 1AKJ964 @OJ5I
The bidding has proceeded:
South. West. North. East.
! diamond Pass INT Pass
I?
What do you bid now?
A. Our note is for six no-trump You
nave nave good trick and a half more than
partners assets are in the neighborhood
OF 81 points. They may be a little less
partner has a minimum two no-trump
response, but with a six-card suit con-
tloeraple enemy ammunition may be rem
@. 5. AS South you hold:
AQJ4 'V65 n763 @AK632t
The bidding has proceeded:
North. East. South. West. |
l spade Pass clubs Pass
2 diamonds Pass ?
What do you bid now?
A: Two spades. You have a fairly
eooo hand but not good enough to guar
antee game. The temptation to Jump to
three spades in order to avoid giving a
per should realize you have a fairly good
hand when you were willing to increase
the contract. If he wishes to test Won ont
ne should try three spades which Won viii
gladly carry to four "
copyright, 1851. by Charles H Goren)
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"A. The choice lies between rebid
OF one spade or an immediate raise to
two hearts Our choice is for the latter.
This is the bidding technique referred
to as getting off the spot" A rebid
of one spade at this point would make
port on a later round BY bidding clubs,
spades, and hearts, you will have i'm
strength which your hand does not justify.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22

The Juneau Woman's Club was organized in 1915 and joined the Alaska Federation of Womans Clubs in 1916. Since that time it has been actively engaged in work of civic improvement and public welfare. Over the period of the past 36 years it has assisted fi- nancially, and in every other pos sible way, in securing for the City of Juneau such improvements which contributed so greatly to its advancement and for a better way of life for its people. Many of the dreams of the Juneau Woman'S Club of yesteryears have become a reality.
 The prices for the concert will he $1.20 for adults and 75 cents for children, tax included.
 Tickets will be purchased at the following places:
 In Juneau-Juneau Drug Com pany, Warfield Drug Store, Harry Race, Druggist, Thibodeau's Cash
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22
NELlA GERMAN
 RECEIVES HONOR

Nella Jermain, daughter of George Jermain, has won honor able mention in a Westinghouse annual science talent research, 1t was learned here today.
 She was among 13,00O high school students to compete and had the disadvantage of only six weeks Tor preparation as against the tw o years of the other students. How ever, she had received three years og her high school training in Juneau. where her father was head of the Federal department of Mines The Jernains are now in Tusca- lcosa, Ala.
 Miss Jermain has chosen tn e scientific field for a career a.nd is already receiving proposals of scholarships from universities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22

Later they will be added to the band.
 The community is proud of their high school band and is always happy to hear them play. They have already appeared in several programs. The first was eight numbers in the Christmas program. then several times in the Church and then at the March of Dimes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22
ANS PRINCIPALS ATTEND
 CONFERENCE IN JUNEAU

Victor E. Hill and Clarence Ashby principals of the Alaska Native Service Wrangen Institute and Mt. Tdgecumbe School respectively, at- tended a conference in the office of the area educationist in Juneau Friday and Monday. Arthur s. Ben sell, principal at the White Noun tain Vocational School, was unable to attend because weather did not permit his arrival by plane Covered at the two-day conference were administrative and enrolment poli- cies, and finances.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22
SINGERS
 10 GIVE CONCEpNT
 ON MARCH MINTN

The Juneau Singers will give a concert at the 20th Century Thea Ire on March 9 for two laudable purposes. The concert is sponsored by the Juneau Womans Club.
 The net proceeds, after all ex- penses have been paid, will be di- vided two ways. The singers have voted to donate their share to help in transporting the Juneau school band and glee club to the Southeast Alaska Music Festival in Ketchikan in April. The other share will go to the Juneau Wo- mans Club and will be earmarkei for city betterments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22
FIRE IN ToOF APARTMENTS

Fire in the L. w. Moran apart- ment in LOOP Apartments, Second and Franklin, destroyed a davenport and caused considerable smoke and water damage this morning, The fire started from a lighted cigarette 9 dropped into the davenport, 1t Is thought. The 1-3 signal was sounded ct 9:55 a. m. with recall at 1925.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22
PIANO STUDENTS OF JANE MMULLIN GIVE
 MOTHERS CONCERT

The piano students of Mrs. Jane McMullia will meet Saturday after noon at 3 o'clock at the Methodist Church. to again play for each other and their parents. These monthly meetings, not open to the public. are for the special benefit of the pupils, to gain experience playing and to raise performance standards.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22
Happenings
 Al Haine 5

HAYNES, Alaska, Feb. 15-The Haines Womens Club met at the home of Mrs. Dan Galloway. In the absence of Mrs. Frank Young the President, Mrs. William Jahn, Vice president presided. There was little business. After the ousi- ness a Surprise Bridal Shower was given Miss Dorthea Frederlcks whose marriage to MT. Robert Williams is to take place soon. Many useful gifts were received by the bride-to-be. The next meet ing is to be the Annual Hobby and Art Show Mrs. Ted Gregg, Mrs. I. M. Powell, Miss Dorothy Callecod, Miss Edith Auldridge, Mrs. Russel Lapham and Mrs. Harold Johnson will be in charge ot the event. Place of meeting will be announced later