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INVESTMENT

4 UNITS-GLOVER PIX.
TENANTS PAY ALL UTILITIES
Cow. loo. Might take 6-rm. house in
1857.
HILL REALTY CO.
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FALKLAND. MD.--7 mi from 8. 8. on
Route 1876; signs just beyond
st. Marks Oh: old home, can be
restored l. W GROOMES. 1910
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PREWAR CARS

Wanted badly. 1t is a pleasure buy.
ING ing very clean cars, inside and oul
them. We are paying more foi
those kind of cars than any othei
dealer. CAN or come to 5iOO Ca
aye NV. To. 1925. MR.. VIII.
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MT. AIRY

ALTITUDE OVER 300 FIT.
Eight acres Of beautiful land with
. lovely fireplace; poss. at once; ideal
summer or year round home, Sc, 500.
1915 acres dairy farm with barn,
equipped for Al cows, milk now
shipped to Baltimore market. Two
dwellings. one with IL rooms, heat
and bath, the other with Q rooms,
acres of good pasture with water
making an ideal ARRANGEMENT for
dairy or beef cattle: long frontage
on good road: S35. 900. H, P, BUR-
DETTE g. SON. Mt. Airy, Md. phone
d23; eve. and Sun, phone Mr.. Price,
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INVESTMENT PROP. wANrfp
ESTATE
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

1ST COMMERCIAL, large bldg. Will
son blvd. used now, for Offices fol
this concern. 5000 So it., $500
SO. IT. floor space. Has good rental
income. Opposite Colonial Village
lied for most any type of business,
Price 100000; 100000 down, bal.
s-rranged for Is yrs. Rental $3.50
per month to reliable party. Exclu-
sively by TALMAGE WICKER,
INC, 1873 Wilson blvd. ia. $4,000
5625 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-S1o6
mo income; owners must sell; sacrio
flce at S15.950. RIA. 1900. pr
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PRIVATE CAR
OWNERS

We Just don't talk lOSs more. Do moi
sacrlncs your car for the wholesale
retail price. We buy all makes and
models We pay of your finance CO
ane take care Of all title details
Call Mr.. Cash IT 3-Q877
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COLORED
ARUNDEL ON THE BAY
VACANT

OPEN SAT, SUN. TIL DARK
Beaut.. white ash. shingled green
trim bungalow in setting of oak and
pine trees with view Of bay from
paneled rms, veranda, stairway to
finished attic, overlooking liv. rrn.
with flrepl., chapel ceiling; full-size
cleo. range. GE refgr.. Bendix wash
er: cleo, h.-w. heater, oil heat and
telephone; lot. 100 by $50 feet; rea-
sonably priced. Terms. See agent on
premises, Sat Sun. or cali LII.
4 "a s,,, ma. 9 pa; eyes,. Ii. 7-9597,
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE WANTED

LOT-60-foot minimum width, level,
utilities in; North Arlington prefer
ably; reasonable. ia. 2-23ss or FA.
90.FT. FRONT RAMBLER SITE
Close-tn Montgomery Co. Elk. 2505
or UN 1858. al
ALL Cash for vacant building lot
IN 8. Arlington; not over $500,
Quick action. Call ALLO REALTY
CO. oW. 950S or CHI. 6S93,
1000 or More Acres Wanted
in Montgomery County, Md.
Ground must be rolling and ready
Tor Development. Brokers protected.
Box 1851, Star. Al
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CALIFORNIA BUNGA.

The most attrac. home of its kind.
windows; spacious bedrmS,, tiled
bath. equipped kit; oil h.-wh.; full
bsmt. with rec. rm.; excel. COW.
Arl. location. Immed. possession.
Only S1395O.
Arlington Realty Co.
2212 Wilson Blvd oW. $500
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2 ACRES, FAIRFAX
ALSO
TRUCE AND PEACE

TRUCE AND PEACE
with the rest of the world will be
the reward for the proud owners OF
these lovely homes. Just imagine a
3-bedrm. brk. rambler, mod. in every
respect. Total price only S14,950;
$500 down, 40 loan, guar to
qualified veterans. Compare these
values anywhere. Call now for appt
Arlington Realty Co.
1912 Wilson Blvd. oW. $500
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TRAILERS

HEETER TRAILER SALES, Berwyn
nov has . l9e display Of both neN
and used trailers; ven good assort-
ment; clean used trailers ranging
IN size from 10 20 80 T. priced
from $500 to 81 $50. terms to !
VAIL TRAILER SALES is announc.
Ing the addition to our sales lot tn,
Iron Wood Trailer Coach and thu
Prairie Schooner Trailer Coach. We
also have a fine line of new and usec
trailers. Open for your convenience
from 8 to 9. 9505 Baltimore blvd.
EFT gfFFTTyp aL M RhGn er T9 s55R
RR est 6 sash ST. 81 s tsTns' sH o p51B East
SUPERIOR, i46, gift. cleo. brakes
refgr., gas stove, large awning
other extras. A nice home. oni!
$1.685 Ewes. or week ends. Lo
20. CANARY TRAILER CAMP. Bait
st g1qii H GENERAL NJ HOUSE TRAILER MIs
brakes, water heater and refgr.
$500 or best offer. Sat, IL, wash.
ington Tourist Court, Hams Point
2-S;3o pm: Sun. until pm. 80
LUGGAGE-2-wheel Axe, excel. cond
,$TQ or best offer; oW. 1852. -2S
or DIT
fiee, KI. 1926 after 6 pm. go
UTILITY TRAILER. 2-wheeI, 4x7
$50; hitch incl Ola Roanoke ave.
,Takoma Park. Md. Apt. l. SIS
1851 STEWART for sale. Occupied
for only l "a mos. A real bargain
See me at Lot 81 after s pm,
Temple Trailer Village. Alexandria
FOR SALE-Like-new 27' aluminium
house trailer; shower and toilet
tandem wheels. ecu. 1T. electri
refrigerator, gas stove; sleeps 4
Venetian blinds. ample storage, dol
W interior light wood: price rea
sonable; excellent condition: nri
yately owned. JOHN @. WRITTEN
ROYAL St. Nightingale Trailer Park
mi. south Of Alexandria on Ri. /
lTRAILER-2-wheel camping type O,
luggage, fully inclosed: 4x7x4fa: fin,
condition; SS5. Elmwocd 1924 sfte
1876, nj RICHARDSON, 27-tt,; ref 7esg,
toilet, shower. stove; excel. cond
Can be financed at CO.: $500 down
See ALBRIGHT, lot "a. Ancien
nas Trailer CT. Ia miles west o
Fails Church on Lee hwy, -29
WANT TO RENT house trailer, a
least 30-ft.: may buy if suitable
Call IA. 3S62. 80
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CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
4700 CENTRAL AVE. NE.
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WATERFRONT FARM

Southern Md.-Consist
OF beaut.. newly remodeled, ex.
tremely lge. 9-rm. and 2-bath man.
sion. overlooking the water; I37
a aSdis,o OF rich tobacco farm land
house, is included. New pile driver
125-ft. wharf with cleo; on u mi
OF waterfront. Numerous barns
and other outbuildings in good
GSona.' new roads, Very good hunt
ming. Main house is surrounded
BY many fruit trees, shade trees
flowers and shrubbery; 95-ft. scr
front porch: nice servants home
4-inch .Artesian well. interior nc ~ v
mouse. including plumbing and cleo
work are all new. Very reas price
az $35 900; reas. down payment,
EEEdBERT & SONS. Realtors, SIS
E n Capitol st.. Ii. 3-0129; ewes,
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Special. SAFE
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

912 9th st. NV. RE. 5073.
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SACRIFICING
AT BELOW MARKET

20 acres-366-foot frontage on
Solesville pike, opposite Paint
Branch Farms; $1,000 per acre
s sno Wo. 5192 after 6 or Sat, and
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VA. FARMS-ESTATE

VA. FARMS-ESTATF
500 ACRES, $3.50
Good grazing land. well fenced and
watered real bargain.
EMILE WATERFRONT
354 acres. $50 acres in bottom land
on Shenandoah River. Large brick
home in sight of Route so, 55 miles
from Wash. Only $4,000.
1865 ACRES, $15,950
High state of cultivation: 7-rm. house
restored. New barn and silo. Near
Marshall
so ACRES, $500
Mountain retreat. Near Paris. Wood
ed, high elevation. Gorgeous scenic
view of Shenandoah Valley. 6-rm
house, bargain
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
Va Office Middlehurp 5661 30
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GARAGES
AUTOS & TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size Job. promnt
service; reas.; local or long distance
Ia 2937; after z pm. GE.> i4I6
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MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY DAVIDSON 1912. 49,;
good running condition; S150. Cali
after pm, UN. 1893. -2S
1916, excellent mech.
condition; new tires, bars and back,
Going on active duty. Best offer
over $500. OIL. 3177. rs
'4S H. D., 125-cc; excel. cond., 1000
miles; $3.50. 10, 5-1S36, 20
HARLEY DAVIDSON 125, lightweight,
excellent condition; saddle bag and
windshield; reasonable. EN-. 3724
1919 II. d. "74" o.h.v.: new paint,
battery, flander bars, all accessories
Must be sold this week end. $3.50
or best offer. No reas. offer refused,
HARLEY DAVIDSON FH74; excellent
cond., new paint; completely rebuilt
S295. IA. 398S. 20
SPECIAL SALE
Unused machines. Most makes. Priced
from 500 up. New ArielS and Tri-
umphs. from S66S; 150-cc. CT light
weight. 100 miles per gallon. Real
transp. value. Only S349. Trade
and terms.
ALLIED MOTORS
912 9th st. NV. RE. 5073.
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ALL YR.-ROuND HOME

Within 94-hour drive to Washington
Bungalow with 3 bedrms. and bath
Liv. rm. with flrepl., modern Kit. and
aainette; Screened porch, partially
aniSheo attle basement. Oil not
Picture window. Large spacious
lawn to waters edge. Boat faciiities
Good swimming and fishing.
JAMES M. DUNCAN. Jr.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Ripley Bldg, 815 King St, Alex, Va
XII. S-S400. -2S
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1898 acton pickup; s175 er
n 5nsSa 9Her. Call UN. !0261.
DODGE l947 box panel truck: 20 600
NIL MI; excel; cond.; best offer over
CHEVROLET 1850 model $500 AAson
plcKup, $500 mi; new condition;
equipped with tarpaulin; SI.295. Ii.
DODGE 1s49. la-ton pickup; I a mar
vvelonS buy for $685.. BROAD ST.
MOTORS: 1901 W. Broad St., Falls
church; IA. 500. go
WE SPECIALIZE in thorouShly
reconditioning and selling used
trucks under Chevrolet's famous OK
guarantee. We have at present a
cleaning black 1850 Chevrolet sedan
delivery; has had very little use; an
loeaI unit for dry cleaners, florist
OF sportsman: S1.295. Also $50
CHEVROLET acton pickup. AZ Chevro.
'et 94-ton pickup. a speed tranSs
MISSION. IA Ford sedan delivery,
~ GMC 112-ton stake and others.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR co. 772K
WIS. ave. Open ewes, OIL. 6I0O.
WlLLYS l94S panel delivery truck:
good mechanical cond.: $3.50, SII-
GO MOTORS INC. Willys-Over-
land dealer. 962 Sligo ave, Silver
Spring. JU. 7-90s0: ewes. RA. OI77.
CHEVROLET 1916 h-ton panel; low
mileage: excellent cond: fully guar
anteed: S495 Ma $500
FORD 194S dump truck: for sale:
! good condition. Call after s Pm.
Republic 5000. -27
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BUSINESS PRoP.-sALE tcont.

BRICK BUILDING-Nr, post ONCE
on Mass. ave. Commercial zone,
Owner must sell. d.. 6S92 after 2
pm. Il
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LOTS AND COTTAGES
With, as little as 10% down, wood.
Iand Beach, Selby- on the Bay. North
beach Park, lots start at SLID,
COTTAGES 81 500 and up, terms can
PEAaaFTrv; 11 Ho and plats at RAY
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Getting Ready to Retire?
How would you like to retire to your
own 20-acre farm, within 90 miles
OF Dupont Circle, in MONTGOMERY
County's club section, in a restricted
community of retired, congenlaI
neighbors: beautiful view of sur
rounding country: handy man avail
abie with motorized equipment. Sites
s. $1,000 For further information,
write Box 4l7-J. Star. -9S
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STONE COLONIAL
Bv Owner and Builder

Ramblers, masonry or paneling; in
dtvidual setting: ready for occu-
pancy; no steps; "a acre; stone
front and fireplace: two picture win
dows; two porches; three large
baths; kitchen beautifully equipped
and designed: utility room; garage,
14x20. Pre-Reg X. Price, S23,-
$50. Go out Old Dominion dr.. "a
mile beyond overpass, turn right
into Brookhaven subdivision.
R. J. STALKER
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- SbS~sSS BSN N6N
NEW. AIR-CooLED front suite of
lovely offices plus reception once ant
pvt. bath, End floor. Available ap,
prox. Sept: |. Apply 11O4 Vermont
aye; NV, 81. 4 6. INC. 81
ENTIRE 3-STORY office bldg. WIN re.
model to suit tenant. Also rent sep.
aEateiy; rent reduced. 1909 Eye st
NEAR sTATLER, private air-condi.
TONED office with top-notch secretary
on shared basis. Box 2S2-J. Star
OFFICE ROOM. 900 block @ St. NV
HfeasePs6le rent F heat and hot water
2oS EYE ST.. NV; 2nd A. suite
IN flm exchange bldg. KASS-BER-
GER INC. EN-. 800.
lew single and double rms. now
redecorated. KAss- BERGER INC,
x ST. NV. NEAR s1st-Entire frs,
Z, floors of 4-story modern ofics
DICE; to be rented as a whole OF
S eass te reaf;Snable rent. Ions
James till 6 pm. WIN. CALOMIRIs
nv. CORP. 1012 18th st. NV. Df
FuRNisHED PVT. OFFICE in LAWYER awe
suite; share reception room; Colo
rsdo Bldg; Ma. 1904. 27s
ARL., 1904 N. Rhodes, adj. PEOPLES
bp a1hgsM1olL,ge. de luxe suite, incl.
LAW pSi; kssE ofrf III s s1s9e .v.,,a,,.
IL md SUITE. Wisconsin ave, Bethesda,
or ACCOUNTANT. Secretarlal services
ssyt sl $50 mo. BOX 1851.
9th AND X SITS. N.w.-seeond!fioo,
oftices, containing LOO SCI, it; ele.
vator; suitable for jobber or dis
trloutor: heat, light and janitor
SSa ISuSp furnished; THOMAS j
FISHER s ~ = GO. INC. 73s 18th st
AIR lI R,c6NSDiTfoNED Century Build.
nicipal Court; ofices G avsiiab,s NM y,
single units or suites. Single Units
$4S to $3.50 Parking space avail. '
able. THoS, J FISHER g. CO. NC
73S 10th st: NV DI $3.50,
GEORGIA AVE. AND Kennedy ST.
NV very desirable office, 2nd Il
facing st. with window space for
Signs SENS; Tree parking; $50 mo. RA.
3 ROOMS on End floor; can be rem rented
FL 9 Wis. ave. NV OR. ai43
OFFICE IN fine apt. bldg. 1915 Kalo.
rama ran RI NV; suitable for dentist;
am amt conGa ail ne VIII be shown BY
resent lighting, in modern doIrt teu0,
building. Entire floor. Reasons NJ I,
rental Box I62K Star 0os VAC
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CALI FOR BIDS

Sealed Bids will be received by the city Engineer. City of KetchiAan, Alaska up to and including 10 AM, Nav 24 1851 for furnishing labor
 o construct 405 lineal feet of float nooring facilities and refastenina anchor cables at the City Float. xetchikan. Alaska. Bids must be accompanied by Q hid guarantee ot no less than 5es of the total bio amount. Proposal forms, Plans ane ,pacfications may be obsained from
 he City Engineer, Ketchikan, Alas xa. CT from the Territorial Highway Engineer, Juneau. Alaska. Five (5) Dollars deposit will be required, said deposit 10 be returned upon return if pans and specifications.
 Rids will he opened publicly in
 he City Council Chambers, Fetch kan, Alaska at 10 AM, May 24 1851 and formal contract entered into between the City of Ketchikan and the lowest responsible bidder for construction of these facilities The right is reserved to reject any 3r all bids received.
 First publication: May l, 1851. Last publication: May IS, 1851.
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poration during the first decade oi the goth century, together witt the date of incorporation and the head office
 Valdez. Copper River and Tanana Railroad Co.,, Valdez, April 25, 1903
 Panama Mines Railroad Co.,, Fair banks, April 25, 1864.
 Valdez and Northern Railroad Co.,, Valdez, May 6, 1904
 Alaska Pacific Railway and Ter minal Co., Kayak, May 19, 1905
 Copper River and Northwestern Railway Co.,. Seattle, June 6, 1905
 Valdez, Marshal Pass and North ern Railroad Co, Valdez. July D 1905.
 Council City and Solomon River Railway Co.,, New York City, Sep tember l, 1905.
 Copper River Railway Co.,, Seat tie, February l, 1906
 North Star Railway Co, Seattle May l0, lSUb.
 Alaska Southern Railway Co.,, Ju- neau, November 13, 1906.
 Haines Mission and Boundary Railroad Co, Skagway, January 2l, 1907.
 Panama Valley Railroad Co.,, Fairbanks. March 8, 1907. 
 Valdez Yukon Railroad Co.,, Val dez, May IA, 1907.
 Alaska Coast Line Railroad Co., Nome, June 28, 1907.
 Alaska Home Railway, Valdez, September 10, 1907.
 Catalla and Carbon Mountain Railway Co.,, Seattle, November 5 1907.
 Kush-Ta-Ka Southern Railway Seattle, January 30, 1909
 Alaska Anthracite Coal and Rail- way Co, Seattle, April 19, 1909.
 Alaska Northern Railway Co, Seattle, November IS, 1909.
 Seward Peninsula Railway, Seat tie, November 26, 1909.
 Controller Railway and Naviga- ton Co, Juneau, December 3l, 1909.
 Alaska Midland Railway Co.,, Se- attle, January 6, 1910.
 Controller Bay and Boring Coal Railway Co.,, Seattle, March 10, 1910.
 A few of these railroad com panys actually built some kind of a railroad and a handful of others were actually started. Many of these had interesting histories and will be mentioned here again, but the majority had no history at all beyond the fact that they were in- corporated, caused a little talk at the time and, probably, were the subject of some stock-selling ef- forts.
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CALL FOR EIrS

Notice is hereby given that the City cf Juneau, Alaska viii receive sealed bids up to 500 pm. May IS. 1851 at the office of the City Clerk, Juneau. Alaska, at which tine all bids will be opened and rlblicly read aloud for the construction of an approach and dock at the Juneau small boat harbor and demolition and removal from the site of a DOT tion of the existing dock.
 Each bid shall be in accordance With the plans now on file with the City Clerk, Juneau, Alaska. The City of Juneau reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive all informalities in the bidding.
 Dated this 24th day of April 1851.
 c. L. POPEJOY,
 City Clerk. First publication: April 24, 1851. Last publication: May g, 1851.
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RAILROADS NORTH

The recently reaWakened interest in a railroad line from Alaska to the States-o' the States to Alas la, if you prefer-reminds us that if all of the railroads that have leen projected for construction in Alaska and adjacent parts of Can- ada had actually been built end to end they would have reached from Fairbanks to few miles beyond Elmira, New York. with enough track left over for branch lines to Seattle, Rampant, Cordova, Anch- oarge and Council City.
 The greatest interest in Alaska railroads was during the first ten years of the present century, just after the Gold Rush. But railroads of one kind and another were planned much earlier as far back as the l88O's at least-and there still seems to be hope that the AL aska- States line will be built even tually.
 It is impossible to say just how many railroads have been planned for construction in Alaska, but the total must reach fifty and perhaps mere.
 Fellow is list of few of them that reached the stage of incor-
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Forty-fifth of a Series
THE GREEN BOOK


 We have been re-reading a green, paper covered book published near ly year ago but not yet found on the best-seller lists.
 Perhaps that is because of it's unwieldy and slightly dusty title -"Alaska Statehood: Hearings be- fore the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, United States Senate'-a title that is scarcely calculated to draw attention like, say, Murder at Midnight" or Hop along Cassidy Comes Home"
 Nonetheless, the 531 pages of the Look make good reading for Alas kans, and everyone who is really interested in Alaska should read it. Perhaps it ought to be required in Alaska high schocls.
 While it's primary subject is, of course, Alaska statehood, the text often wanders into interesting by ways and the pages are clammed with ideas and opinions about all sorts of things having to do with this Territory.
 Of actual opposition to Alaska statehood there is little or none, but there is a great deal of criti- cism of the statehood bill that was then under consideration and the manner in which the bill would eff feet Alaska.
 It is extremely interesting to note, too, that much of this criti- oism was taken to heart by the Alaska Statehood Committee when it came to drafting suggestions for a new bill.
 The critics of the statehood bill were, however, decidedly in the mi- nority. And this reiterates theory that is pretty much fundamental in a Democraey-that loyal oppo- sition is a good thing.
 More than a century ago John Ballantine Cough wrote; What is a minority? The chosen heroes of this earth have been in a minority. There is not a social, political CT religious privilege that you enjoy today that was not bought for yoli by the blood and tears and patient suffering of the minority. It is the minority that have stood in the van of every mortal conflict, and achieved all that is noble in the history of the world"
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MT. Jackson said. I am not con- vinced. Congressman Jackson said ::
 T do say that for one who is as intelligent and as well qualified as this witness has proven himself to be, it shows naive or unintelligent approach to this problem for him to contend that he could have lived with this activity ten, eleven, or fifteen years and no know more ahout 1t thai he acknowledges"
 It just does not ring the bell.
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NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAt.
 ACCOUNT

 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that David Ramsay, executor of the estate of Grace Fisher, formerly Grace Fisher Kohler, deceased, has lied in the Probate Court at Juneau. Alaska. his Final Report of the ad- ninistration of the estate aitl q petition for distribution: A hearing will be had upon the report and ratition before the undersigned U. S. Commissioner and Probate Judge at Juneau. Alaska, on July 10th, 1851. at two o'clock PM, at which time all persons interested in the report and petition may appear and file any objections they may have thereto.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the Probate Court at Juneau, Alaska, this 9th day of May, 1851.
 GORDON CRAY,
 U. s. Commissioner and
 EX-Officio Probate Judge.
 Juneau Precinct. First publication: May 8. 1851. Last publication: May 29, 1851
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That on April 15. 1851, in the U. S Commissioners Court for Juneau Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska, Daisy Viola Fagerson of Juneau, Alaska, was appointed executrix of the estate of NORMAN FLOYD FAG- ERSON, deceased. All persons hav- ing claims against said estate are required to present them, with veri- fled vouchers a srequired by law, to said executrix at the office of her attorney, Howard D Stabler, in the Shattuck building, Juneau, Alaska, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice.
 DAISY VIOLA FAGERSON,
 EXecutrix First publication: April IT, 1851.
 Last publication: May 8, 1851.
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NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT AND PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION.
 Notice is hereby given that K. G. Merritt, administrator w. w. A. of the estate of Eli Tanner, deceasej. has filed a Final Report of his ad- ministration Of the estate of de- ceased and 9 petition for distribu- ton, and that a hearing will be held thereon before the undersigned, U. s. Commissioner and Ex-Officio Probate Judge at Juneau, Alaska, on July 10, 1851, ct o'clock P M. All persons having objections to the Final Report and Petition may appear at that time and file their objec ions in writing and contest it. Given under my hand and the seal of the Probate Court this 9th day of May, 1851.
 GORDON GRAY.
 U. S. Commissioner and
 Ex-Officio Probate Judge,
 Juneau Precinct. First publication: May 8, 1851. Last publication May 29, 1851.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN; That on May 8th, l95i, in the Com aissioner's Court for Juneau Pre- ,,nct. at Juneau, Alaska G9rAea srace Skeres was appointed eNecu- rix Of the Estate Of MARTIN ADIA sKAEFT, also known as Ed SHar y leceased. All persons having cams against said estate are required tt present them. with verified voucher. as required by law, to said eXecu- rix at Juneau, Alaska, P. c. BoA ,s8G, within six months from the late of the first publication of this lotice
 GARNET GRACE sKARET,
 EXecutrix. First publication: May 8, 1851. .ast publication: May %, 1851.