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area is Mrs. Richard w. Comegys,
with her aides: Mrs. Thelma Knotts,
Mrs. Grace Hurd, Mrs. Franklin
Fleming, Mrs. Rachel Starkey, Mrs.
Gertrude Pinder, Mrs. Esther Or
Wis. Mrs. Lena Ballard, Mrs. An
drew Russell. Mrs. Virginia Woot-
ten, Mrs. Margaret Schoolield,
Mrs Elizabeth Cole, Mrs. Howard
Virdin. and Mrs. James Duncan.
Mr.. Harvey Boggs is ailing. Mrs.
Harvey Cole is showing improve
ment. Mrs. Wilson Turner a pa
tient at Kent General Hospital.
Mrs. Helen Ely has returned after
being hospitalized at Kent General
Hospital.
Master Davy Knotts, son of Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Knotts, re-
Gently celebrated his 4th birthday
by entertaining IL of his little
friends, with party.
Mrs. Ralph Knotts, Sr., was a
recent visitor with her daughter,
Mrs. John Creedon and family at
Salisbury, Md.
SAdr. John Gooding and family,
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Gooding,
of Wilmington, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert
Gooding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Sevil are
visiting with relatives in Washing
ton, D. C.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph D. Knots
Sr.. entertained Mr.. Edward Horn
and Miss Janet Dickerson at dinner
on Sunday. Mr.. Horn and Miss
Dickerson will be married Friday
evening, at St. Mary Ann Episcopal
Church, Northeast, Md.
The Clayton Home Demonstra-
tion Club will meet this Friday al
1870 pm. at the home of Mrs.Pres-
ton Burris. The subject will be
Breakfast for Everyone" Tht
leaders are Mrs. Earl Hurd ant
Mrs. George Knotts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Medford Davis, Jr
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Hill at
tended the Ice Follies in Philadel
phia last Saturday night.
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sas City, 4s7 garments, 6 woolen
blankets, II sheet blankets, 6 COM
forters, sheets, and 6 pillow cas-
es. They want to express their ap-
probation to those who so kindly
made these gifts possible.
The Henderson P.T.A. will meet
at the school on the evening of
Monday, November 18th, with Mr..
and Mrs. Fletcher of Belaires, Pa,
as guests. They will show slides
which will be most interesting to
children and adults, alike. Don't
miss this meeting.
On Wednesday evening, Novem-
ber 7th, the w. S. c. S. of Thomas
Chapel will serve dinner of chick
en- salad, dumplings and ham al
the Marydel Community Hall.
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Leiipsic

Mrs. Howard Pierce, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Pierce and Eddie
Ford were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Mitchell.
Mrs. Clarence Rawley and son
William visited Mrs. James Latter
ty, Jr., at Wyoming Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Dyer and son Walter
spent Sunday at Chesapeake City
Mr.. Edward Mitchell has been or
the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thomas are
being congratulated upon the birth
of daughter at the Kent Genera
Hospital on Tuesday. The name
chosen is Karen Jeanne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wilson
Sr., Mrs. Minnie Wilson and Mrs
Maggie Parker spent Thursday a
their cottage at Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lansu anc
children visited Miss Julia Lansl
and father, Mr.. Harry Lansu ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lansu owe
the weekend.
Mrs. Grace Cooper of Lincol
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thorn
as Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Parker and Mrs
Minnie Wilson have been enter
tanning Mrs. Parker's sister of viii
mington.
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CLAYTON

Know Your Town. Industries:
The w. L. Wheatley, Inc. has re-
Gently completed the processing OF
pumpkins for the season. With the
most up-to-date equipment in the
industry a total of 500 tons of
pumpkin was processed, or $780,
900 cans, or an equivalent of 1920
600 pies. Two varieties were used,
with two sizes of containers being
used: one for the retail market, the
other in large containers prepared
especially for restaurants, hotels,
and other large institutions. These
pumpkins were trucked in from as
far north as Horeybrook, near
Lancaster. Pa, and as far south as
Rehoboth, Del, with hauls locally
within a 20-mile radius. Ship
ments of canned pumpkin go to
dealers as far west as Iowa, north
TO New York and all of New Eng
land, and south to Georgia. OF
further interest to the farmer: of a
100-acre farm near Smyrna, 65
acres was devoted to two crops,
one of peas and one of pumpkins,
in which an average yield of 17s
tons was harvested.
"A harvest party (bongol spon-
sored by the Young Adults will be
given Friday, November 9th at the
Clayton Fire Hail.
The Friendly Fellows Bible Glass
viii meet at the home of Mr.. Will
liam Jones on Friday evening, No
yember 9th, at pm.
The Ladies Auxiliary (VF'W) will
hold their regular monthly meeting
ON Monday evening, November IL
The nomination of officers for
Ehe year 1852 will be held at the
regular monthly meeting of the
Clayton Fire Co. to be held at the
Fire Hall on Tuesday evening, No
Tember 18th.
The Clayton Fire Co was called
out Sunday to the Harer residence
near Delaney's, and again on Mon,
day evening, at the home of Wesley
Conley, near Downs Chapel. Chin
ney fires in both instances with nc
loss.
AIRS. Frank S. Cain is spending
several weeks in Baltimore with
her daughttr and family.
MIR. Robert Shockley, of New
York City, was recent visitor 0.
his grandmother, Mrs. Mamie
Shockley.
Mrs. Theresa Hardesty was [
weekend visitor with relatives il
Easton, Md.
The annual drive for funds O.
foodstuffs for the Kent Genera
Hospital will take place this week
The chairman for the drive in thi
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Marydel

Mr.. and Mrs. David Wilkie of
New York City have moved into
their home purchased from Mr..
Thomas 10th several months ago.
We welcome them into our COM
munity.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Melvin be-
came the parents of a daughter,
Gloria Jean, born at the Kent Cen
eral Hospital, November 1st. Mrs.
Melvin is the former Hope Bose.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell and
family of Magnolia, Delaware, on
Wednesday of this week moved
into the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Ward which they recently pur-
chased. We are happy to welcome
them into our community family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ward are
moving to Wilmington. We trust
they will not forget their Marydel
friendships and will return occas-
ionally to visit us.
Mrs. S. C. Tuxward of near
Marydel has returned home after
weeks visit to New York City
and Long Island.
Mrs. Margaret Williams, aunt OF
Mrs. Owen Hughes, on october 81
celebrated her Seth birthday. AT
present she is visiting with friends
in Ardmore, Pa.
Mrs. Laura Glass of Washington,
D. c., was weekend visitor in the
home of Miss Margaret Smith, her
niece.
Mrs. William Oxley on Thursday,
Nov. 9Th, underwent an operation
at the st. GATHERINGS Hospital, 133
Bushwick Ave-, Brooklyn, N. Y,
She will be glad to hear from her
Smyrna times., 1951-11-08

Mrs. William ]. David of Jenkin-
town, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Warren F.
Drumm of Glenside, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. Dudley Kemp and family and
Miss Nora David of Smyrna; Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson David and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles q. Dukes and
family.
Misses Mildred and Marian Dea-
kyne of Wilmington spent the week
end with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Deakyne.
Smyrna times., 1951-11-08

morning worship, $3.50 am; SER
mon, the Charmed Circle; Sun
day School, 1890 am. The youth
choir will sing.
Smyrna times., 1951-11-08
Friendship Methodist Church

Services at Friendship Methodist
Church, the Rev. A. Jason Blundon,
pastor, for Sunday, Nov. IL will be
Smyrna times., 1951-11-08
Saturday Night Prayer Meeting

The Saturday night prayer meet
ing will be held at Rev. and Mrs.
Johnnie Dixon's in Crumpton this
Saturday night. Everyone is well
come.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

CT FAMILY, returning to WASH, will
buy. 5 or 6 rm. house; will take over
q loan or pay cash. Call evenings,
SMALL M III 'HousE-gethesda. Sill. sps..
wfHI MNptj psS sS s1bsTaSr1.n 81; gS1s CASH for
area. All close by Prince Geo. Co.
I Wi WILL PAY Fay YOU CASH TODAY for
your home. my location any condi-
tion; Re 22o1. 81; 7747. .
Bedroom homes " In northwest 1 wash I :
ington and nearby Montgomery
cali WETzELL REAL ESTATE. HI.
esfR fRo%sp ossp xTTENT1dS n 5S pm p IN. sal.
Of your home. business or invest
call +. A. HUMPHRIEs; Realtor,
appraisals; Results since 1919
DIRECT FROM OWNER-Will pay
ca cash; D; Ds;ecSs;; G.; Md. or Va, 81. 1907
MOD. "a 81 CLEAN ISSS' to 4-bedrm. home or
income property, in good D. C. or
stantial Il! sash cash. MRS. cox. LII. s-sise
ny snyER \ SPRING or Takoma
attic. on Ice. lot, mr.. transp. Have
$4,000 to $4,000. cash. CaIl MR..
BAROTT, ST. 1854.
LISTING WANTED-Sell - quickly
and profitably-by listing with sell
ing specialists: Eve. phone OR. 6916.
L. T. GRAVATTE, Realtor with over
80 years experience in this city.
1878 K st. NV. Ma. -0753.
CALL ME FIRST buy houses for
all cash. Any section. Courteous
1MMEpfATE CASH for your home
regardless Of location or condition.
Call DI. ss42 Or 81. 1859.
WILL BUY DIRECT from owner: will
pay all cash: D. c. or Md: white or
sal6sed s9lossed. Call MIR. cHEssER. GE.
FROM OWNER; any condition: Ar
lington or, Sc, Prince Georges
County. AL cash. ia. 6-S1S4.
TOP CASH, settle 4s hrs. possession
later; any cond.; trust bought, loans
made MR. SCOTT QW 62h3 -
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300

CU 10
On your money. Store and 2 apis,
1908 4th st. s.w. HARRY DREI-
SEN, GIG Bond Bldg. Ma. 7772
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FIRST COMMERCIAL

Exclusive Agents
CHI. 1888; Eve. and SUM-, OK. 3095
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TREASURE HOUSE

the family desires in q
home; Excellent. most attractive
IN lawn. nicely shrubbed and fea-
turing very large rear brick patio
The Colonial home has rms. on
2 floors, plus screened porch and
complete bsmt. Interior features in
clude log-burning fireplace and
banquet-size dining rm.. kitchen
with breakfast space. Equipment
includes range, refgr.. GE clothes
washer and 50-gal. electric hot
water heater. Owner bound fol
Europe needs QUICK SALE. S1S.-
Request an appointment. call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 LEE HWY, OFF GLEBE.
OW 5000 s
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TAXES FIXED?

The best HONEST way we know is
home ownership. Here's q new
urban Vienna, on level. lOOx22C
lot. Rambling BUNGALOW style with
L-shaped porch. Very impressive
living rm. about 13x21 with brick
fireplace, separate dining rm. an6
equipped kitchen. Hallway give;
access to 3 really handsome bedrmS
eoaetf ana u s Sa,n dGoa
S16.7S0, with approximately S5,S0C
cash. Shown any time from 8 am
till 9 pm. FOR PROFESSIONAL
REALTOR SERVICE. CALL REAL
ESTATE SERVICE, INC, OW. 9090
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FALLS CHURCH
LACY FOREST

COMPLETELY CAPTIVATING HoMI
Combining modern comfort with Co
lonial charm; lge. picture window
and fireplace in 24-ft. liv. rm.
picture window and French door.
IN formal dining room, CHEEKY kitch.
en- equipped with Tappan de lux,
range, Philco refrigerator, dish.
washer, disposal; 14-ft downstair!
oedrm. or den with firepl., tilee
Winding stairway to 4 large at.
tractive. bedrms., 2l2 tiled baths
master bedrm. is 15x20
34-ft. recreation rm. has firepl.. lge
room. full bath. for maids rm. O
extra bedrm.; 2-car garage: large
porch. sun deck: wooded corner lot
approximately S21.0O0 existing first
trust can be assumed by new pur.
chaser. Substantial cash payment
required or owner will take smaller
nome as down payment.
REALTY INVESTMENT
2317 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va.
OW. 1920.
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STORES FOR RENT

very desirable location; will AZ to
suit tenant. DU. 6025. 10
THE CHILDRENS STORE in ths
Washington and Lee shopping CEN
ter. Arl., is leaving to go out Of the
county. We want another children's
store IN same premises. Store aver
ages 23xS0 feet; will be avail. Feb.
81 firms in the growing Wash. and
Lee shopping center. Real opportu-
nifty. B. J. GREENHOUSE, DE. 3177.
GLEBE RID AND LEE BLVD
Stores and ofices for all kinds Of
De. DE- si77. '' 'NAANhoiHssA' Wis
CLARENDON-Plumbed for beauty
or barber shop; excel. for any sery-
ICE business; 500 per mo. CH.
SMALL BUSINESS opportunity
oc ssss Hfaspd hsss furs saueEs cH ftns
6215 GA. AVE. N.W.-Shopping GEN.
ter location in the heart OF the
heavily populated and commercial
area; near supermarket. 8 and 10.
drugstore and theater. KASS-BER-
GER. INC. EN-. 800.
STORE, 40x50. with bsmt. 20x50,
suitable for drugs or grocery store:
Silver Spring area. Call GE- 1865.
FRONT BASEMENT STORE or once
for rent; poss. immed d.; heat and
light furn.; reas. rent. long lease.
ggl7 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring.
cHiLDREN's STORE in Wash. and
Lee Shopping Center. Arl., Is leaving
to 60 out Of county. We want an
other children's store in same prem
avail. FEB: !: Rent. sa25 o0 mo. This Is
portunity. B. J. GREENHOUSE, DE.
eos Il ST. N,w.-store and apt; +;
$135 mo: call +; A. HUMPHREYS.
Realtors. Ma. 5000. ia
713 3rd ST. N.W.-15x60 completely
remodeled store. plus Scar gar >.
commercial requirements for meat
wholesaler. 5000 mo- Call r. A.
HUMPHREYS. Realtors. Ma. 5000.
1000 EYE ST. N.W.-14xeo. corner
store. includ. heat and hot water and
full bsmt.. S175 mo. Call r. A.
HUMPHREYS. Realtors. Ma. 5000.
s4oo GEORGIA AvE.-66x150 plus
parking lot Of equal size. Very modern
building. Call R. A. HUMPHREYS,
Realtors. Ma. 5000. Is
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

9Th AND G N.W.-Approx. 25x75,
walkup with two lavatories; also No;
Capitol and N. Y. ave-. stores and
End fl. offices or display room for
any business use. AUERBACH CO.,
DI. 1901.
CORNER 44th AND BENNING RD.-
500 mo. Ideal cor. for diner or
uses. DAVID COOPER, 600 F st.
NV. MA. 1857. -12
REAR. 1454 CHURCH ST. NV. New
bldg, End comm, 26x40 it., 12-ft.
gar. door; gas heat; Law. RA. 1920.
LOT on upper 14th st. NV.
Approx. 1880 so. It. with lift.
frontage on 14th ST.; reasonable
rent. Call ME 5402.
WILL RENT SPACE for Christmas
tree selling; hne location; TT. 14th
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NO PuRGERY HERE

A neat. modern. brick home on wide
level. tree-shaded. 70x157 lot. fenced
in rear. 14x20 living rm. with fire-
place. separate dining rm., adjoin-
ing equipped kitchen with window
that catches morning sun, Q family
bedrms., tile bath, all on 1st floor
2 finished rms. upstairs. suitable
for children or guests. S14.950
with S3.500-S4. 900 down. FOR
GOOD BUY. COURTEOUS ATTEN-
TON. call REAL ESTATE SERVICE
INC, OW, 5000.
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SOME FINE DOCTOR

SOME FINE DOCTOR
Will enjoy practicing in this prewar.
English-type home. Large living rm.
with fireplace. family dining rm.,
space. plus large bedrm. and full
bath on 1st f., suitable for ONCE;
2 huge bedrms. and tile bath on
End floor. Lovely corner tree shaded
lot. Convenient to Columbia pike
shopping area. Full bsmt.: hot
water heat; built-in garage; many
extras. Only $4,000 down needed
Call now for appt REAL ESTATE
SERVICE, INC. OW. 5000.
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FREE APPRAISAL
available with quick settlement. ~
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. Gil. orsOX. 27S4
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CLOSE IN

OWNER SAYS SELL!
So we are Offering you q new 3.
bedrm. brick rambler with full bsmt
at q reduction of $4,000. 13x24-ft
liv. rm. with firepl.; sep. din. rm.
mod. kitchen and all twin-sizec
bedrmS. This house Is not subject
to Regulation K. SO q reasonable
amount Of cash will handle. PRICED
at S19.500.
SEWELL REALTY co.
"a So. Glebe Rd. at Lee Blvd.
OK. 02l7 GIL. 1878
Evening star., 1951-12-07

FOR S22.950-Center-e hall
rambler. with 2 tile baths. 8 spa
cious rms. and complete bsmt. Liv-
ing rm., extra wide. has Roman
brick fireplace and expanse of pic
Oh yesi-Puil-down stairs TO storage
attic. Get details by calling REAL
ESTATE SERVICE, INC. OW. 5000,
Evening star., 1951-12-07

INVEST. PROPERTY
q 1ive-rm. semidetached houses;
So, 900 down each. Both rented to
satisfied tenants. Located in West
mont, nr. Columbia pike and Glebe
rd. Excel. location, close to every
thing. Building in top condition.
For further info, call the ofice Of
A. H. BROOKS, REALTOR
3016 Columbia Pike, Arl, Va.
CH. 5100. Open 8 Til 8. OW. 800
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

Terms! Terms! Terms!
Check this-$3.0O0 down and S5e
per mo. covers everything for this
outstanding 2-yr. -old bungalow on
sized bedrmS.; vacant; move in with
deposit. Call quickly for this one.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes on Wilson IA. 4-16O0
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I,IJRIA BROS
BUY A HOME

Attractive 7-rm. brick Colo
nial for discriminating people
in choice residential district
Just of Lee hwy. Is min.
from D. C. House features
lge. liv. rm. with fireplace,
din. rm.. completely modern
kit, 3 lge. bedrms.. den, Ia
baths. full bsmt.. oil heat,
breezeway leading to double
garage. / acre of ground suit
able for large summer garden.
May assume $4,000 1st trust.
Priced to sell quickly. Exclu-
sivs with HUBBARD REALTY
CO., JE. 8-1S71, JE. 3-1S72.
OV. 1946. Merrifield Once.
Open ewes,
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STOP!
SEE THIS TODAY!

SEE THIS TODAY!
And you'll buy 1t! A brick Cape Coo
home. nearing completion. at q
price that We feel you will not bs
able TO duplicate. The home fea-
bath, living room with picture win
dow and fireplace. fully equipped
kitchen and dining area. Stairway
to huge expansible attic. Fun base
ment with ground-level rear outside
entrance. Very close to schools
Evening star., 1951-12-07

FOR S21. 500-Picture- home on
S5x1 80 knoll with pleasing view OF
countryside. 6 rms. tseparate din
storage attic: large family kitchen
equipped with range, refrigerator,
exhaust fan. garbage disposal and
colorful Formica work area. Brand
new, available Immediately. For
everyday llvinE pleasure; its
ICE. INC, to inspect.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
Garage or Warehouse
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

10000 SO. TT. Of ground centrally
Ma. 1886. OASe'
WILL LEASE SPACE for Xmas tree
selling. Fine location. Call UN. s549.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SAIL

INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
ARLINGTON. 2-FAMILY-Brick Co.
lonial In the Lux section. with large
lot. plus 2-car garage. Two-bedroom
sP en sath wh S Ho bab and Aps sonCste aJs
to purchaser ii desired. CAN MI.
Cloth. COLONIAL REALTY CO.. JA.
$1,000 DOWN, 4 UNITS-Gross in
come approximately $4,000 per an
mum with expenses around 81 900.
Located adjacent to large Govt. in
stallation. priced at 512 times an
LON1AL REALTY CO.. ia. 4-16OO.
ST. NV, 2 Arm. frame
houses in need Of repair and vacant
lot 14x95; one house vacant at
cash, Cali r. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
Realtor. RE. 1851; ewes, LO. 5-51O7.
2S% INCOME on modern Aunt
PRICK apt; Sc, nr. Govt. bldg.
$4,000 to $4,000 down. KE.
4 uSITi sEMIDET. BRICK APT.-
Consisting Of l and 2 bedrm, units:
safs aDDer n Nh ave- D0Fea o hess s1esisd S
RRAFFE Ray Ill RAJ eaEsaR Es4Rrs Ct 81 s27 s4at sSo
1900 BLOCK BELMONT RD.. NV
4-story brick, English bsmt. 8
apis. furnished; $4,000, $4,000
cash. $500 income per month. Call
OWNER, DU 11T9 q
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-08
MORE TROUBLE IS .ExDECTED IN lRAN;,
 FOREIGNERS THREAT
(By Associated Press)

New Nationalist demands that the government drive foreign oil con- oessionaries out of the country have followed the assassination of Trans Premier Ali Razmara. And Moder- ate deputies in the Iranian Parlia- ment say that threats of further trouble have increased the pros- poets for naturalization of Trans rich oil properties. Some deputies fear other assassinations will fol- low Funeral services will be held today for General Razmara-a friend of the West who took office with American support. &T
 In Boston, the slain Premier's brother-Reza Rasmara-has said the generals death is the work of Communists. Currently on leave from his government post as direc- tor of training of the Iranian Rail- ways, Reza Razmara is associated with the Boston engineering firm of Jackson and Moorland. Of the Premier's death, he said: T ex- pected It. My brother was known to be strongly opposed to Commun- ism before he came to power"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-08
NINE SENATOR'S
 ARE GUESTS OF
 C LUNCH TO-DAY

Squarely facing the dim outlook for tourist travel for the coming season, the Chamber of Commerce tourist committee, headed by Ava Blackerby, has recommended that Juneau explore the potentialities Of visitors from the west and north. This suggestion was made at re- gular luncheon meeting of the Chamber this noon at the Baranof Hotel, at which the Territorial sena- tors were honored guests.
 Pointing out that there were 60,o00 people in the communities of Anchorage, Fairbanks and White horse, Blackerby suggested an ag- gressive campaign to bring some of them to Juneau this summer. He said that the Baranof Hotel and Alaska Coastal Airlines planned ad- vertising campaigns in the three towns and that the Chamber would erect signs on the Alaska Highway to attract travellers to Juneau.
 George Sundborg reported that he had received a letter from Steve Homer of the Chilkoot barge which piled between Juneau and Haines last summer in which Homer out lines some of his difficulties of operation. Sundborg stressed the im- portance of maintaining this serv- ice, especially in light of a large Army terminal construction project at Haines. It was decided to have committee meeting to see what could be done about the matter.
 The Chamber approved mining committee recommendation endors- ing Bartlett's bill to suspend assess
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-08

British Prime Minister explained that the appoint ment of the American Admiral had been made by all the Atlantic nations not by one of them. This led Mir Churchill to ask if the choice did not argue for
 decline of British influence, and requested MT Atlee to ask for reconsideration The Prime Minister with his customary caution said he would look into the matter.
 The merits of the case do not interest us so much as MT. Churchs vigilance. After all, his is the normal reaction of a who First Lord of the Admiralty and wants to know what has hap pened to British naval prestige. How eloquent he still can be when he wants tol
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-08

Do. which means good valley-but the valley wasn't good, because it had been burned out by the Bull garian army and my job was to rebuild the homes of Serbian widows. using Bulgarian prisoners for labor. We also had a transport company of 100 mules and 100 con- scripted Albanian mule drivers who every night sat around canlpfires- the Albanians, the Bulgar prisoners and their Serbian guards discuss ing war and what caused war.
 That was in 1919 and they re- called that in 1912 Serbia and Greece had fought Turkey, then in 1913 Bulgaria had fought Serbia and Greece, and in 1914 the World War started. Thus for six long years the Balkans were plunged in Galley 2 Wash Merrygoround HI war-war which neither the Ser bian guards nor their Bulgarian prisoners nor the Albanian con- scripts wanted. Their hope, they said, was Woodrow Wilson-he was going to proclaim a new world in which there would be eternal peace.
 Well, the years have come and gone since then. Woodrow Wilson tried and failed, and Dobro Dc since then once again was rav- ished-this time by the Germans, later by the Italians-and then lib- erated by the Russians who, at times, acted more like conquerors than liberators.
 This is the history of a typical Balkan village and when you look round at the poverty which always follows in the wake of war you understand why there's Communism in the Balkans, for people who are poor, who are bled white, who have nothing to lose, turn in their des- peration to desperate remedies.
 This also may be lesson for the United States for, if we get ln- yolved in war, it's aftermath may find us nearer the Communism which we are fighting so hard to avoid.