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Evening star., 1951-01-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DELICATEssEN for sale. or partner
ship; excel. loc. S1'4oo business wk,
Toy, GY, pH5si sosBY, PHOTO and sporting port
goods supply store; well established;
approx. s3,5o0; ideal livelihood.
Phone WA. 9595 weekdays after 6
p.m., all day Saturday. -21
EXCLUSIVE RADIO. TELEVISION
and appliance business In new shop
ping center. Aforementioned store.
Exceptional lease. Good stock, parts
ssSH sS0F Ssf Ell fAtfSs1e'}:f}y ~ 1897 Ha
BEAUTY IatfIN SALON. fully equipped. air
cooled, ready to operate; wonderful
location. at Conn and K st. NV;
very reasonable rent. Phone ST.
MONEY MAKING GROCERY, only
$3.50. One man can handle. Long
lease. RE. 1910; ewes, Ii. 4-6262.
sAcRIFICE-Amoco service station
and garage; Well d equipped sd.,sIs and
ALVIN EPLING, 10. $4,000. -
THREE-wAY OPPORTUNITY home,
business and investment. in this To-
'front.' commercialized; on Baltimore
blvd. near Md. Univ. 1t has g
bedrms., 2 baths. bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.
Ideal for tourists. university stu
'S $50 600 o ss SUBSTANTIAL i % cash. h. Ie, HOMER
EPLING. 10. 9-9660. 30
SEWING MACHINE, yard goods. and
notions shop. Buy stock or bust
oeation RssS Ses Cain MR H9ah sys; Ssaaas
BARBER sHoP-5 chairs; estab-
Ing to colored; near colored theater.
nSSEfTS.}HssIN S5fS; MK SfcaoTs aSd rrooerv. Il: ne
sisfRsss M sst saeree ais4se' pfice 81
qwner pent Ii faunaea5t 4Is5s5: almost new ii! low
ELECTRIC MOTOR and appl. repair,
sales and service, excel. invest
ment, high possibilities very low
Sso GSsFhsae nstsdd by ovsn one sSGoo No
b. c. For building. business. and
stock, $500 or best offer. Will
also lease 4-bedrm. house to buyer.
KKsra6RAsr, Ksi siSi \; located at 1900 Goth
S1i5oo S1Ss down will handle Ma
pHE1L1iicl;ATEssEN-Today's H11il; best buy;
we'll established, doing over $500
per week; owner must sell; any
reasonable offer will be considered.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO,
Wa $685., UN. 1166; evenings, MI.
LuNCHEoNETTE and patent drugs.
doing $4,000 annually; must sell;
owner being recalled to service. No
brokers. TIE. 9430. 20s
NEED BACKER to increase business,
$4,000 to $4,000. Gross profit on
business is better than 2009o. Write
DRY CLEANING. laundry. over-coun-
ter. in fast-growing NV: no reas.
offer refused. TYSON'S CLEANERS,
9 Howard ave-, Kensington' Md,
100 GAL. DODGE KEoRsENE TRUCK
including wholesale and retail trade;
used as stepping stone to success.
Why not you next? J. c. REDMAN.
EsTAsIisHE1 sI7T Ra; aye &c CANDY BUSINESS,
doing $4,000 yearly: reputation for
fine candies; good location for man
ufacturing and retail; personal rea-
sons force owner to sell Immediately.
$1,000. Box 15Q-L, Star. 21"
INFANTS AND CHLDREN'S apparel
shop: located in well established and
still growing community of subur-
ban washington. Box 164-L, Star.
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APARTMENTS oUT-oF-ToWN

TWO SMALL BEDRMs.. small nvinf
room. kit, bath; auto. hot water
new plumbing; new range; new re.
frigerator. Also swimming pool. ten,
mis- court, lge. lake, etc. S65 per mo
25 minutes from downtown. neal
Andrews Field. Nd. Call Marlboro
3653 or WO. $500. -21
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont

Two-sToRY DETACHED BRICK, 8
rms. g bedrms0, Ia baths. porch
and sun deck, gas furnace, garbage
disposal unit. electric ironer and
washing machine; completely fur
nished; prominent neighborhood:
beautifully furnished: no children
under ~: $3.50 per month. Call
Miss -Schroth Monday.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345
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WAKEFIELD
First offering Of this attractive all
stone detached residence. one block
a o RECEPTION % hall ALL living ss room oDi WITH ss
fireplace. dining room, equipped
kitchen. dining .alcove, tile powder
bedrooms; 2 tile baths; i-eaI ga;
floor; circular staircase; random
width floors. recreation room. Priced
W, B. WRIGHT. EN-. 5000.
2-FAMILY UNIT
NORTH CAPITOL & HAMILTON
Each apt, has its own entrances,
bedrooms, living room. kitchen Ia and
bath: End floor: 2 rooms. kitchen
and bath, Substantial cash required.
Mr.. Clark,
MARsHALL ]: wAPLE 20
1924 14th ST. NV. DI. 3346.
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS AGAIN
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-5
Not often do you find 6-room brick,
with attached garage, oil hot-water
heat in an excellent residential area
for the price of S15.950! Call Miss
Watwood. DU. 010s,
1sa4 MARsHAlL IaFs 4 \ L l. WAPLE "a as4s 60
FIRST OFFER1NG-CH1LLU
4-bedroom,. 212-bath Normandy semi
avenue NV. First floor: living room
with stone fireplace, dining room,
kitchen. den and breakfast nook.
Second floor: bedrooms. . baths,
plenty Of closets The basement has
Club room with fireplace; Va bath;
large built-in garage; gas hot water
heat. Substantial cash payment,
Mr.. Weaver. WO 4944.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th ST. NV DI. 3346
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KALORAMA AREA

NEW LISTINGS
Detached Georgian Town house in
perfect cond.; 1st A. contains liy.
rm. with fireplace. din. rm. and kit.
2nd a. has 2 bedrms.. l with fire.
place, sitting room also with fire.
place bath and inclosed porch.
There are bedrms, baths, stor-
age rm. and open deck on 3rd a.
There Is a good maids room and
bath plus laundry and storage in
light, dry bsmt.; gas hot-water
heat. Call Mr.. Wyse.
Exclusive with
John r. de Sibour & Co.
REALTORS
MI. $500 Ewes, CO. 90s5
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BRIGHTWOOD

BRIGHTWOOD
Mr.. ROOSEVELT HIGH
Real buy Row brick 2
compl. apis. Second fl. a
rms, bath, scr. pch.); furn.:
rent S125. First f. held va
cant g rms, bath, . scr.
pchs). Bsmt., lovely recr. rm.,
2 extra rms. "a bath: large
yard: Diet. gar; cash. $3.50
handles. bal. payable S100
mo-, 1st and 2nd trusts and
taxes. SISK REALTY, RA.
1921.
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FALLS CHURCH
3 bedrms, Ia baths; S130.
2 bedrms., beautifully furn.: S16O
4-bedrm.. 3ia-hath lovely home: S225
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Exclusive Realtors, FA. 2620
Evening star., 1951-01-20
NEARING COMPLETION

OPEN SUNDAY. Ia
BRAND-NEW SEMIDET BRICKS
NEAR N. H. AND EASTERN AYES.
S1l.75O UP
ONLY $500 DOWN
8 and 6 rooms, gas heat, Frigidaire,
DISPOSAL, Venetian blinds, metal
windows. bronze screens. disappear
ing stairway to attic storage. mod.
ern tiled bath; large wooded lots;
paved streets. no extra cost Direc.
tions: Drive out N. H. ave-. turn
right on Eastern ave. then left on
WASHINGTON REALTY, GE. $500.
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcont.)

DELICATEsSEN and grocery. stands
in eastern market; must sell going
into service; wonderful opportunity
for right party. Call Ii. 7-2994. or
ExfiERsENcnb XII Rft l s5Ier AlU2T;ot51MoB1LE 2;t51 MAN
with S25.oQ0 to, 100000 to invest
Northern Va. Must be capable man
ager, Box 110-M: Star.
soea sass e9naitISs on1s ER osis eii BuRkA week
DRY-cLEANiNG AND LAUNDRY
price: call SAM BURKA, FIR. o4I3.
ACTIVE AcfaNHssf FonNrArN Spisi for lease to ex-
perienced, hard working restaurant
man; man, colored neighborhood. Box
Beauty f2Hjf' Ssai. sALoN-rully equip; $500;
Hecht Co.; rent, $50; 3-year lease.
M1MEoGRAPHiNG.N j. stenotype a report
ing and public steno,1 business for
saf snd san nsf'sf RE Gaa ssa II Mondas odasa 81!
PATENT MEDICINE store. Can net
| $4,000 per year. Good income from
amusement machines. Well stocked
with nationally advertised merchan-
disc. Good traffic location. Priced
caiLfBRfNs HI faRsikN sale WHAR7 RGz ISM sSs5 sts5 I'll
price. Busy. uptown eHn NV. Washing
S3, 900 stock. Owner owns building
viii give satisfactory lease; Plenty
TSoN ToN os. fSs exPansion' aSiG. C. w. Eo9IE- 5I
GIFT SHOP, modern, well equipped;
stock and fixtures, 5000: for i'm
mediate sale. Other pressing inter-
ests. AID. 55Q2, 351S 18th st. ne.
DRUG STORE. ne. neishborhood To-
cation: 100000 yr. volume. Rea-
sonably priced to person with suffi-
cient financing. Box 11s-K, Star.
RESTAURANT. serving beer; best
Falls Church business, $1,000 cash
ington st., Fails Church, Va. wss
BEAUTY SHOP, excellent Conn. ave,
LOCATION; fully equipped. Will sac
Ir!fice for quick sale. Phone Sun. or
BAR AND GRILL with apt; 436 L
st: NV; equipped: busy location;
TAyERN-Nearby Md; on and of
sale beer and liquor licenses: equip
ment; men -, Lease; svpsY For further inforTa-
WA. $500. Open It'll pm. 10
handle small, well-stocked variety
store in busy NV. shopping district;
newsstand. light groceries. etc. 1851
Wis. ave. NV. 10
BEAUTY SALON-Beautiful modern
equipment; new; shopping center in
Bethesda. Md: sacrifice: owner must
leave town; Call AP. 60s9 21'
DELICATESSEN in nearby Arl, with
liv. quarters. Rent very reas Off
sale beer and wine. Weekly business
$500: Store showing excel profit
To insp., call Mr.. Brown, with
YEoNAs REALTY, GIL. 210o, PIX.
RESTAURANT - Kensington area
Modern equipment seats 70; owner
not restaurant man. must sell Priced
reas. Call LO. 5-3445 bet. 81. 22'
DRY.,CLEANING MACHINE. peri.
cond. See 1t work; 1915. Owner
has petroleum plant. Can be seen
at I'll New York ave. NV. 80
BEAUTY SALON, modern equip.
upper 14th St: reas. rent; priced
for quick cash sale. TU. 5115. -21
ROOMING HOUSE for rent: several
businesses for sale; a number of
stores (some eduipped) for rent, MA.
4639 21s
GROCERY-WHITE TRADE
Evening star., 1951-01-20
DU. 1884, CO. 1924
GLOVER PARK

Lovely 6-rm. row brick home In this
popular community; 3 bedrms.. =
baths, recr. rm., gas h-w.h.. gar,
large front porch. new stove in we'll
arranged kit. Priced to SELL Call
Mr.. Mcintosh, Elk. 24S0; evenings,
MI. 65e5.
Fred A. Smith Co.
Realtors 1113 18th ST NV
Evening star., 1951-01-20
CHASE CIRCLE

CI1EV I Ol1hDE NIIIOiE
1t is extremely rare that a house
with 3 bedrooms, all on the first
floor can be purchased in this fine
section. 2 baths. Oil heat. Det. ga
rage. A nice rear lot. Call us I'M
mediately if you want to see this
Very interesting home WO. 1856.
until Q pm. Priced Just over
$4,000,
ORAN S. CRAWFORD
Evening star., 1951-01-20
NEW APIS.
FOR COLORED

1904 18th ST. NV.
l RIM, Kit, Din, Bath, S71.50 Up.
2 Rms, Kit. Din, Bath, $3.50 Up
Open for inspection Sunday, IL m
to 5 pm.
DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 18th st. NV. MA. 05S2
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KALORAMA AREA

Dignified town house, row brick, 20
It. wide; 8 rms. 2 baths. servants S
bath in basement; handsome mantel
and fireplace in downstairs liv. rm.,
fireplace in 2nd-floor liv. rm.; back
porches; also 2-car gar. and small
patio. Call Mrs. Herring, MI. 1919.
RIDDELL REALTY CO., DI. 1000,
Evening star., 1951-01-20
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

NAYLOR GARDENS-Open for in
spection, ! to 5, Sunday. VCHA.
3Oth and Naylor I'd. sc. One very
lge., 1-bedrm. unit Gull din. rm.,
lge. lily, ,rm., tile bath, fully equip
units avail. at this time. DRURY
REALTY CORP, MI 1000; ewes,
OR. 5761 or TW. 1191.
WANTED TO BUY In NV. section
1-bedrm. apt. Call 10. 2-3795. -21
TILDEN GARDENS
Immediate possession. Beautifully
decorated 5-room and bath apt,
modern elec. kit. with GE dish
washer and disposal. Sold to ap-
proved purchasers only.
r. BATES WARREN
Evening star., 1951-01-20

NEAR COLUMBIA RD. AND 18th ST.
FINANCING THE BEST
Priced to move quickly, immediate
possession. Brick, row, excel. cond. !;
can rearrange into apts.; good
transp., shopping. theater, churches,
schools.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1922 18th st. NV.
Call Mr.. Fraleigh, ST. 1900.
Evening star., 1951-01-20

GROCERY-WHITE TRADE
Several nice NV. stores, over 81 900
weekly; well equipped.
AUERBACH & CO, DI. 6501. GE. .6552
ANTIQUE SHOP FOR SALE
Wonderful location, low rental. lease.
Write Box 54-M. Star
WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY
AND FOOD PRODUCTS
DISTRIBUTORSHIP
Exclusive franchise for %. C. and
parts OF Maryland.
Will gross S125.00O to S15O,O00 in
1851.
$4,000 will handle. Only those
Write Box 1861, Star for interview.
Evening star., 1951-01-20

UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY
Patented popular household item
with 14-year sales record. Territory
available locally for distributors with
references and ability to assemble
ddirect sales, STAFF. Much less than
500 capital necessary. Phone Ii.
7-53s1 for appointment 2l'
HOTEL, RESTAURANT
1s rooms. fully furnished; restaurant,
bar, on and off sale; large lobby;
brick bldg, corner two U. S. hwys.;
lease. S175 mo-: aged owner can no
longer manage; buy at $4,000.
MILLS REALTY CO., Annandale. Va.
FA. 0299.
CAMERA REPAIR SHOP
And Model Works, in heart of down
town Washington, crossing $4,000
per year; can be handled by re-
sponsible person with $4,000 cash.
balance easy terms: Sl25 monthly
rental includes utilities. Owner has
other interests. Call for appoint
ment to inspect. Sunday and eve
ninsS, ST. 1856 2ls
Evening star., 1951-01-20

1924 EDGEMOoR LANE-Uet. brick
9 rms, ga bathrms.: fine garden,
attached garage, oil burner; avail
Feb. !; close to schools, transp. and
shopping: $500 monthly. SANDOZ.
10. 2 Dupont Circle, DU. 1884.
Evening star., 1951-01-20
VIENNA, VA

NATURALIZATION bedrooms and 2
baths. lovely small walled garden;
available February 15; house in ex-
cellent condition, oil h.-w.h. $170
Evening star., 1951-01-20

ton. new-house condition. 1st floor
has large living room with fireplace,
unusually large dining room, mod
ern kitchen and screened porch; 2nd
floor has 3 bedrooms and = baths,
full. bright basement with lavatory;
detached garage; fenced yard; con-
veniently located to schools. trans
portation and shopping; $1S5. Box
455-J Star 81
Evening star., 1951-01-20

bungalow for rent.
S92.50 per mo. Gas heat, and on
bus line Located In Glenmont VII
,age, Wheaton, Md. Call LO. 5-1360,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-11-21

FOR RENT: U + > "A Ro,
THREE ROOM APARTMENT
WITH BATH, hot water. E. H.
Hickman brick home. See q. G.
Floyd at Ebert Shelley's Mar
ket. @If
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-11-21
Notice Of Transferee's
Release Of Land

Under and By virtue of an ord
er of the Clerk of Superior Court
of Columbus County and the pro-
visions of G.. S. 45-21.30 Co and
the power Of sale contained in
that certain mortgage deed exc
cuted by A. E. Powell. Jr.. end
wife, Kathleen H. Powell. dated
October IL. 1949. and recorded in
Book La, page 100, in the office
of the Register of Deeds of Co.
lumbus County, N. c., which said
mortgage has been duly trans
ferred by R. C. 1arrelson, 'lort.
gage to HoWa. d I!2,"'also1 iy
instrument dated .Iay I, 1851
and recorded in Book 1872. page
Al, Records Of Columbus Coun-
ty. default having been made in
the payment OF the Indebtedness
theryby scured and said mort.
gag deed being by the terms
thereof subject to foreclosure.
the undersigned transforee will
offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash at
TIE courthouse door in White.
vile. n. c.. ct 1900 o'clock neon.
on Friday. the 30th day of No
vember, 1851, the property con,
veyed in said mortgage deed and
described as follows:
FIRST TRACT: Beginning
at stake in the South margin
Of Smith Street. Willie Spivey's
Northwest corner, and runs
thence with the South margin
Of said street North IT degrees
SO minutes West IS feet to a
stake, Ben Lewis corner; then
with his line South - degrees
p min. West 1873 feet to his
corner; then South 70 degrees
80 minutes East IS feet to Spi-
vey's line; thence with his line
North II degrees 81 minutes
East 1873 feet to the beginning.
and being the same property
described in a deed recorded in
the Register of Deeds office
OF Columbus County in Book
1872, page 81.
SECOND TRACT: Beginning
at a stake, it being the North
west corner of Lot No. 8 in the
division of the lands of M. L.
Baldwin Estate, and runs with
the old line South 81 degrees
80 minutes East 1O6 feet to a
stake in the old line; thence
South 3 degrees 80 minutes
west 81 feet to a stake; thence
North 81 degrees 80 minutes
-lO6 feet to a stake in the
Old line; thence with the old
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-11-21

lire North 8 degrees 70 n,..
utes East So feet 70 II. 122&
ming. and being the WoS."~
portion of Lot No. 8 III the ar
ision of the lands Of II. / BAL.
win Estate. and being the sam.
lands described in deed re2oTa
ed in the Register Of De2a:
office in Columbus County !"
Book $50. page 335. g.,
That said property shall he >2. :.
subject to all taxes ana SH',.-
assessments against SAID P!o:N'
ty. ...
The successful bidder a, :!
sale will be required TO tnlnlea !,
ately make a cash dcpo;.; eo~ ::
to five per cent Of the amour. "
the bid.
Posted this 18th dav OF No'''"
Der, 1851.
Howard Harr2lSon'
Transferce
Nov. 21-2Sc
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-11-21
DRIVE STAnTs
SOON ON Old
AUTO p ! !. !AT'F,s

A drive on operators Of ve.:.,-:
bearing cid iiccnsa platos WI h.
started by the Highway Dcpar..
nent just as soon as the c~.s.r?
backlog Of applications for rsv
plates has been cleared OUT. C.....a:
Commissioner Claude P M,,-.
lar Las al!no need.
1t IT, :oa>e tima the drive !:
made Oh unregistered vaa.c,.:
the Department viii cor6Hc' ~:
on operators Of vehicles @aa.:
out-of,state plates. tt o>#,.al
said. He pointed ont .ra. II
great influx Of worlc,s j. r
state due TO defense an-.".-" I'd
resulted in an unusual" i2r.:
number of automohi,cs on =:
highways bearing O--c..s,a.s
plates. He explained thu Q n"
resident in the state sa- 0n'" :,
days in which 10 rw.2aS. Z
South Carolina liccnso .-a se~s
period g resident IS allowed ="
registering q new au.ow00l" y
reciprocal agreement witt. or"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-11-21

FRESHMAN OFFICERS AT WINTEROP-r' y..-..r-.s
the campus post office students elected to heaG
len at Winthrop College this year LET to right GLADYS
If Cameron treasurer Earnestine Player Of Eayesv ~
Lynn Rental OF Bamberg vice PRESIDENT and Kitty Sancr
Conway president Three of the students Kl Pa
and Miss Rentz-represened their high schools la "
annual Hiss Miss edition of Winthrops student newspaper
ohnsonar All were prominent leaders in ts. scacc aa.
News Service Photo)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-11-21
WANTED TO RENT

MAN WITH TRACTOR AND
Equipment wants to rent farm
with 5 acres of tobacco. Must
have good land and house.
Write The Tribune, Tabor City,
N. G. NOV. l4-Zlc
Evening star., 1951-02-02

Here's sole you will long remember for volue and
for the quoIity Of merchandise. An exceptional op-
portunty for you to save at time when prices ore
all but out Of sight. Some Of the merchandise is
brond-new, most are floor models, some are reverts
or trode-ins. No soIes to dealers and no c. 0. D..
phone or mail orders accepted. Where Fair Trade
Lows ore in effect, reductions on Fair Trode items
will not be ineffeet.) = t--
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-06

National League Cincinnati 4, Chicago 2. All other major league games night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-06
NO PURCHASE OF NEW FERRY SAYS
 COM. HENRY RIDDEN

An editorial lately published in the Anchorage Times, stated that the Territory had purchased "a larger, ocean-going ship" for the -Haines run to be used in stead of the Chilkoot. present ferry which the Territory bought from Robert Sommers and Steve Homer and associates last month.
 In an interview with Finance Com missioner Henry Roden today Ro- den said there was no truth to the statement.
 Tt is not the Territory's desire to enter into the ferry business, , he said What we want to do is eventually get rid of the line to a private operator. or to the Alaska Road Commission which has evi-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-06
DOUGLAS
 NEWS.
Boy for Durance

MT. and Mrs. William Durance became the parents of baby boy Thursday night at 9:1O o'clock in St. A.ir's Hospitalin Juneau.
 'ns9unr uI IslIdsoH suuy IS and 3 ounces at birth, and joins three other members of the family Willie, 6, Janice and Danny years of age.
 The father, William Durance is with the Territorial Health De- partment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-06
HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted to St. Ann's hospital Thursday were baby Paul Marks, Mrs, Patricia Baxter, Wallace Far field; discharged were Axel lverSon' Angus Mcdonald.
 Two babies were born Thursday at St. Ann's hospital. Born to Mrs Charles Mcleod of Juneau at 4.3O am. a girl weighing 6 pounds l4 ounces. Born at 9:10 pm. to Mrs William Durance of Douglas, boy weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces.
 Discharged from the Government hospital Thursday were James Jack son, Juneau; Mary John, TenaKee' Jim St. Clair, Juneau. There were no admissions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-06
COUNCIL GRANTS EASEMENT FOR
 TApLANE FLOAT

Steps were taken at a regular city council meeting last night to grant an easement to the Territory of Alaska for the installation of a public seaplane facility at the small boat harboar This will be forwarded to the Territorial De- partment of Aviation which will obtain the necessary War Depart ment permit.
 An ordinance was passed on first reading for the general issue and sale of S125,000 worth of general obligation bonds for the construc- tion of the fire hall and jail. The bond issue was approved at an election in April, 194S. The bonds will be issued in S1,0O0 denomina- tions and bear B, per cent in terest.
 A bid by the Lemon Creek Sand and Gravel Co to purchase an old city-owned scoopmobile for S5ol was accepted
 Approval was given to the Alaska Distributors of Seattle for a whole sale beer license.
 A number of matters were dis cussed regarding sidewalk repairs, installation of drain pipes in the Scatter Tract, retaining walls, re- moval of trees from the cemetery and a fill to temporarily alleviate danger by the Ferryway trestle.
 Discussion for a bluestone tank for gillnetters at the small boat harbors came up and it was decided to wait until the new approach to the harbor was completed before deciding on a location. This led to consideration of new housing for the harhormaster
 A motion was passed to allow 90 cents per square foot as the base price for new concrete slde- walks on which the city pays one third the cost. The matter of ln- creased freight costs came up which will no doubt increase costs furtnEr to 95 cents.
 M6vpr Waino Hendrickson re- portfd that the Nelson Water O. agreed to pay for the work of open ing the street at Star Hill if the water-running on the street there comes from its broken water maif-instead of natural seepage.
 councilman Bert McDowel was abSefz6.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-06
KULANE LAKE HIGHWAY
 AREA NOW RE-OPENED

w. J. Niemi, chief of operations of the Alaska Road Commission announced today that the Alaska Highway from Mile lO57 to Mile 1104 was opended this morning at 8 o'clock after having been closed 48 hours due to road damage caused by high water.
 This area is from the east end of Kulane Lake to Burwash Flats, 10 or 12 miles beyond the west eno of the lake.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-06
Visitors Here

Visitors Here
 Mrs. c. R. Baylor and daughter Barbara arrived on the Baranof from their home at Bothell, Wash. The two made the trip to Alaska to visit old friends, the Richard Shuman family. and intend to re- main here for several weeks. MT Baylor will join his wife and daughter here later, spend some time fishing, and then the family will return south via the Alaska Highway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-06
GAMES TODAY

NEW YORK, July --iP- The New York Giants bounced from be- hind three times to outlast the Boston Braves, 12-10, today in a home run-filled thriller before 7,443 at the Polo Grounds.
 Each club hit three homers. The Giants won the game with a four run rally in the eighth inning. Bob by Thomson knocked in the win ming tallies with two-run single.
 The teams hit five home runs in the third inning to tic a major league record for the most homers in one inning by two clubs.
 Walker Cooper and Willard Mar shall helped Boston open up a 7-2 lead with third inning home runs.
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MaIOrettes Perform

The Douglas Majorettes, all decked out in their purple and gold uniforms, made an added at traction to the Douglas Fourth of July parade. The eight Douglas grade school girls, first marched in the Juneau Parade winning a $10 prize for group marching. In the Douglas parade, the Majorettes added a mascot, with little Swear
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old Kristen Shirk leading. all decked out in majorettes uniform. The girls entered on their own ini- tiative and performed splendidly in both parades.
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denced an interest in operating the Terry. II we buy new ferry" he concluded, T will let you know"