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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Coneinued)

1923 CONN. ave- large rms. and
heat furnished. Consult SHANNON
Sw q LoCHs Na So,i 91, Realtors 1908 H st.
new bldg; some rooms ready for or
air-cond. furnished. For details, con-
suit. SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
Realtors, 1905 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
$500 CONN. AVE. NV, End floor; g 3
rate. THos. j. FISHER 4 CO. Inc,
,n KY 10Th st. nv; DI. $3.50. Iii
rooms and private Iavatory. 1909
i,,,rte irorteT st.; at Conn. wv; Ayailahle
Co. INC, 73s 18th st NV. Df.
OFFICE SUITE First eoor; bath;
excel. location for professional use,
$3.50 mo. Shown by appt. ia. 2-a552.
LAW OFFICE available July lst. .
separate suites for individual LAWYERS
Gated. near Mayfiower Hotei. Also
included are fully equipped law IL
brary, conference room. reception
Room room receptionist services. ME
sSe 18th ST. NV, adjacent ton to new
Lincoln Bank; front ONCE suit. for
$50 mo. LEGUM & GERBER REAL
TY co, AID. $500. 10
ARLINGTON. 2527 Wilson blvd: lse.
md floor ONCE. suitable for engi-
estate. insur.. accountant or other
once purposes. once is divided into
2 recep. .rrn. and lge. work rm.: 8
ige. windows on street. Reas rent.
MAyailable ava Aug. 1st. GEORGE e.
sTglILfIUyyA SULLIVAN; IA: 10000. TO
character by the month; grand
55iyanos are excellently kept. EN-
7ls Iith ST. N.w.-2nd and 3rd FRS
approx. 14O0 50. It., in whole or ir
parL; pnr,v mmed; nT OCCUPANCY; rsas. rent
Realtors. l415 K st. NV. Me- 800
CONN. AVE. AND X sT.-singie ono.
on LIST f.; Broom suite on 3rd n.
R1DIp,nELL REALTY CO. DI. 1000.
APIS. WITH TOILET, on busy
street; STR: T.. can can be converted ior ONCE
MR.. GORDON. 2740 14th st. NV
suites available for immediate . oc.
cupsncy: reas. rent. Apply LEO M
BERNSTEIN & CO.. Realtors 14i5
K st. NV. ME. $500.
ll56 PARK RD. N.W.-Remodeled
lst-f. storeroom, entire 2nd A. con-
tanning 4 large rooms liv. quarters
II desired; reas. rent for this loca-
ton. co. 5027.
NEAR MACARTHUR BLVD.-Profes-
Slonal. business ONCE and attrac,
home; OR. 1895. ME. lOo9.
2O25 r. I. AVE. N.E.-BriEht. spa.
clous ONCE in Woodbridge business
area. area. LOO SO. #. r. G. DUNNE,
5000 50; Fr. in new air-conditiOneo
nldg: 29th and r. I. ave. ne.
STUDIO. 3rd A., S21 10th st. NV;
1,200 So. IT.. fully equip. kit, 3
oathrms., lge. lecture hall; all front:
suitable for business and living
quarters; music or dancing school;
architect ONCE or accountant ONCE;
new bldg; rent, $500 mo. Phone
ME. 54S2 or your broker,
DESIRABLE OFFICE SUITE-Entire
nrst moor; convenient location, near
Medical Building on Eye st.; private
lavatory high ceilings. fireplaces.
neat INCLUDED $3.50 per month
JOHN M. BUCKLEY. ME 2922.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
BY OWNER
9 ACRES

Large 4-bedrni. house; center Claren.
don; good investment property; idea
location for doctor; S17.500 or best
offer Please. no brokers' OK. 174R
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164-IJNIT

Apt. project. less than 2 yrs old;
excel loca., returns Of over 80 per
cent. Requires $3.50, 900 cash to
handle, principals only for particu-
lars call TO. 4932.
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CHURCHES FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROPERLY For RrN1

CHURCH, or fer organization. brick
bldg. on "a acre. 4704 18th NV.
open. Terms. GE. 117l.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

IF PROMPT ATTENTION 70 sha sais
Of your home business or invest.
ment property % what yep desire.
san soa Na,.s B; A. =. HtuAsfpHRIEs Ettns s RealsoI;
BY PVT. PARTY. 'r nearby sSs Va. vs.' any
to S100 mo Call MRS. WILKINS.
days OK. 1888; eyes,. GIL. 6525.
/ WILL PAY You CASH for TiS Your
b nome. r IN JHmsa; 6. action; a5n1 Any Locstion.
G2oEaEfows Ef papons asS1 sa eifels Is4a e
Pa. ave. area; $4,000 limit. Write
HAVE 2 OR 8 CLIENTS who would
like houses in Pimmit Hills or Anna
HnNsr hss Heights Wa NIr6 call "a; 541l, ewes:
l76s, L. T. GRAVATTE. RealtoT.
d5lS x St. nv. Ma. 0753.. 10
home in good D. C. or nearby Nd.
% %stsntial cash. Mssfrce MRs. cox. hSHe VI siss sES
or Ii. $3.50. -15
WOULD LIKE to purchase attractive
house, 20 rms. or more: vicinity OF
pHpqns Pup Ts,G Circle owners only, MARY
HOME JUST SOLD. must move; have
SS. 900 cash to pay down or 2 or 5
bedrm. brick rambler. basement or
large utility room; College Park
University Park or silver Spring
area; principals only. UN. 3507.
SPOT Cash for your house. white or
colored; any section. any condition.
MR.. LISS, NE. $3.50.
FROM OWNER-Want to purchase
furnished brick house with 2 or 8
apts.. garage; not over $4,000:
white section. Ii. 4-5S3S. 12s
ATTENTION, ne. ana s.e. owners
We specialize in these two sections,
with 20 yrs. OF experience. List your
home with US for sale or rent to get
good results. JOE CURTO REALTY
335 II st. ne. FIR. $500.
HOMES AND INVESTMENT properties
needed for our cash buyers. THOS.
E. FARRELL CO.. Realtors (Estab
1879: 721 10th st. NV. MA. 0765.
SOLD lge. house; cash for 5-8 rms.
good NV. sec, or ne. sec. Takoma
PIX. Like Sill. Spr. or Bethesda. Con-
slider small farm. GE. 1171.
2.BEDRM. BUNGALOW in Va; bsmt..
front porch: conv. neighborhood. Not
over S11,000. Can GE. 1888 before
PARTY WANTS TO BUY from owner,
white or colored houses. Any cond
Pay all cash. Box 451-E. Star.
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL CASH.
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Business Prop. Bargain
Only $500 cash. balance on 1st
trust, buys this busy corner bldg,
consisting of , stores and apis.
above; tenants pay own heat and all
expenses; owner pays taxes only;
very low on these exceptional terms
for quick sale.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
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L st. Near 14th NV.
Four story brick. store and once
bldg. Possession at settlement
Income, 81 500 annually. Price
call Mr.. Measell, ST. 2S4S.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. 1920 K ST. NV.
MA. 5005
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FOR RESULTS
LIST 1T WITH
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
REALTOR-RE. 1865
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

SILVER sPRING-commercial lots
yRIcR T2xIg5 fnd RSAI I5T9Xx2oe; TX alleys. KEN.
coNGREs;s HE1GHTs-1mproved val.
cor. prop. fronting 1BO IT. on HALEY
pl;, lS5 IT. on 1st st. $4,000. sun.
10 I'm. TO 8 pm.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS Shopping Gen.
ter feT,mFtrst-e9mmeseial SSt eon lot, 75xl0o;
Rs3iErv, MI INC ci'RPH' TG, 4-s45Gl 5s4ARFM1E II.
WISCONSIN AVENUE CORNER, near
Bank Of Bethesda, on outbound side.
apoaf az ahdMt lIo-1ti 'front.' b. AVERAGE depth
proved by 2 houses with income
SHOEMAKER, I719 K st. NV. Ma.
ll66. Night or Sunday cali Miss
nRV nSRhV9eGmaFksS; en- I ( E;,J EM. l160: 0:-
retiring, win sell " lot Of $500 ~aei se
bldgs., one with fine 2nd-fi. ant.
Located at Falls Church. Call for
S details. eSs27,5oo. MISS KING.
MEDICAL CENTER, on goth st. NV
between X and Eye. Vacant 3-story
brick bldg. Parking in rear. Gas
heat, 1st commercial. Excellent for
small business. Owner will rent AS
is. or remodel to suit. sale price,
S24 $50. DRURY REALTY CORP.
MI. 1000. Ewes, EN- 53S6 or OR.
576l.
lst COMMERCIAL on 18th st. NV
near Columbia road; 3-story row
brick; 1st floor street level and can
be used for office or store. Owner
will sell on terms with reasonable
down payment. Call Ma. S036.
st. NV. Ill
X. 500 DOWN-A home and place Of
business with 75x200 lot, 5-rm
frame dwelling and garage on busy
Md. highway. Possible commercial.
Only $1,000. HUDSON CO.. UN.
1918. weekdays; WA. 0515. week
ends.
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Attention, Professional Men
GIebe I'd, zoned commercial. Ideal
spot for an enterprising business.
Over II 600 so. It. with 3-bedrm.
2-bath brick home. Only S16, 900
down over 1st trust. Price, $37,-
500. OW. 4420, OW. 9426.
TOWN and COUNTRY
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Attractive 2-Bedroom Brick
In Annandale. 2 bedrms., liv. rm.
with fireplace, din. rm., kitchen;
full basement; oil a.-c. heat. " acre
of land = blks. to trans. and
schools. Only S14,950
JOSEPH w. SEAY co. |
Exclusive Realtors. FA. 262o.
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So -500-REAL BARGAIN

So, ,500-REAL BARGAIN
New 3-bedrm. bungalow, near Po-
tomac River; fishing, hunting, swim
ming. Terms. $1,000 down. $50 mo.
owner will take mortgage. Cross
Chain Bridge into Va, turn sharp
right, go eight miles, turn right on
603 River Bend rd., go 21a miles,
turn right "a mile to CHAMPION sign.
House on left. Kenmore 3-6649.
PrnkerS invited 10
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GARDEN APIS.

16-UNIT APT.-N.W.
This handsome Diet. bldg. in fine NV,
loc. is an excep offering. All apis,
are spac., have . bedrms. and bldg
is in excel. cond.; income at modest
rents (tenants pay own gas, elec },
over. $12,500 yearly. Good financing
avail. with only moderate cash pay
sale. Today cali Ia. 653s. Excl.
with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV, Realtors. Ex 1911
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STORE suitable for grocery or deli
Gatessen; fully equipped; central
FoRAM1 REALTY. 10. s-o5e5.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS
store suitaole Tor dry cleaners. hard
Esae oeated bakery n esPPbIsSsd sRPHnss store
center on main thoroughfare; rea-
sonable rent Call Mr.. Orpir,, LA,
575626g; SIDNEY z. MENSH & CO.
he. O136: .-l0
1920 IRVING ST. NV.
Vsscams, AM n1ewiy 1eraSy painted; mezzanine,
NaI slght, d rear alley; ". C. GERBICH,
9e9 H ST. NW.-21 BY 121 to 30-ft
alley; addlt1onal space available il
aeSl,Si. desired; $3.50 per month. Cali Mr.
w9oB5WAHD S55 $Sss s. s sSsRls sM RE EenAEToRs skgso
LARGE STORE AND WARE
H0WS HogSE. GLpsE SLS SsI To DOWN
RMSi IRis9Tok; EDA4s kENFaE. F2E s46o 2tS0
kk0oEH5xi kSoTl ofp1cS s45F u R65arRH4 H
TkusT sSAgAaE' sL6ds' Ma. Sls $780, ooN19f M2Y
Mr.. Ga, and Alaska Ave.
Modern der store, 25x6o. u basement;
; Carrick. with BEITzELL. Df. 3io0.
Neighbofhood Del.-Groc.
BETWEEN MD. AVE. AND H
AT 9Th SITS. NE.
Store. 1S It. wide. 40 it. deep, S75 mo.
KELLEY & BRANNER
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BERENTER g. CO., Ia. 1880
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY IL 4P.M
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INDUSTRIAL PRopERTY-sALl

BETHESDA-Industria1 brick hldo
30x5o, with lot 40 IT. deep. 4Si7
Miller ave. Make ofIer. OWNER,
Rockville 1895, Is
d. C.. CLOSE ms. 200 so. # of
level yard. with Ice. shed and three
2.ton cranes. Ideal for handling
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Modern Tourist Cabins
ROUTE 211 FAIRFAX
8 single. 2 double det. cabins with
showers. h.-w.h. plus 5-rm. bunga-
low, on 2 acres, fronting $40 It. on
highway. Priced to sell by owner
TU. 07S4 or Fairfax 326.
COLORED-DOCTORS' ATTENTION.
Downtown location, just of Mass.
ave. NV; $4,000; easy terms. ply
sician's ofiice of rooms complete.
Balance OF rooms and 8 baths
further details call ARTHUR L.
KNAPP. DI. 6829.
COLORED APT. . complete apart
ments each with white tile bath.
electric refrigerators, table top gas
ranges: 2!car built-in garage.
Ground level bsmt. ideal for doc
tor or dentist ONCE. Property well
located in 100 block E st. ne.
GEORGE /. BORGER, 603 Indiana
- w
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Corcoran. st. n.w.-4 complete apis.
Terms. GEORGE /. BoRGER, sos
Indiana ave. NV. Ma. $3.50.
coLORED-STORE and 6 rooms, 3
baths; c:w,h. heat; Deanwood;
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 z st. NV, MA. 93S9. MA. 1874.
III
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STORES FOR RENT

ZOE H ST N.W.-Store and apt. will
remodel to suit tenant; $3.50 mo.
R: A HUMPHREYS. Realtor. Ma.
Evening star., 1951-06-10

CLARENDON, ARL.. vA.-we have
several choice. locations in the Clar-
shopping. areas along Wilson blvd.
and Glebe rd.: some available fog
immed. poss. For details. consult
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., Realtors,
1905 H St NV. Ma. 2345 III
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CONTRACTORS

Best Northwest corner. 1st CONNER
cial. S-rm. house. Ideal for office
headquarters Call Mrs. Redfield
with COX e. CO.. RE. 1855,
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

NEW ,20x30 storage or offices. dis
tributor, electrician, plumber. etc.
henllWorth ave, Bladensburs VI.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-29
School Schedules log i95i-52
 Terms Announced by Superintendent

With high school starting Sept 1, sophomore thoughts will be turn ing to hazing of freshmen.
 Sterling s. Sears, Juneau super intendent of schools said this gen. erally is of great concern during the first week.
 We have decided" he said, "to set aside one day of school for this event and conduct it under supervi- sion of the faculty"
 This is being done, he added, to prevent accidents in which any pupil might be hurt. He said that at a meeting of this years sopho- more class last year it was voted, with but one exception, to confine the hazing to sehoo. hours sci aside for the purpose.
 Sears today urged all parents to encourage their children to cooper ate with this program.
 He said that it was also voted that no upper cIassmen would be
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-29
Searsh Continues Foy Missing Planes Near Yakutai

The search for two missing air. craft in the Yakutat area continues U. s. Coast Guard headquarters said here today.
 Three Air Force aircraft spent 24 search hours in the Icy Bay-Yaku- tat district seeking signs of a Can adian Pacific Airlines plane which disappeared off Cape Spencer July 20 and an Arctic Research Institute Norseman which failed to show up at Yakutat July 27 on a flight from the Seward Glacier
 The Canadian plane was on the first leg of a flight from Vancouver B. C., to Tokyo and had 38 persons aboard. The Norseman, piloted by Maurice King, had Mrs Walter A. Wood and her daughter Valerie on board. They had been visiting at the Institute camp where Wood wealthy New Jersey scientist, is in charge of ice studies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-29
Alaska Military Construction Program 10 Total $f Billion; ConQressmen 10 visit Juneau
By RUTH CONAN

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29-tR- The Defense Department has em- barked on a long-range Sl,000,000- Oc0 military construction program in Alaska, it was learned today Nearly $4Co,0OO,00O has already been earmarked.
 A special House committee plans to leave Friday by plane for. a ten-day on-the-spot check on pro- greSS and plans.
 An authorized spokesman for the House Armed Services Com mittee, asking not to be named, said the Defense Department has hcen asking the committee for authorization for it's Alaskan pro- gram-necessary before it can ask Congress for the money-in piece meal style.
 Fer example, contained in the 6S,0G0,0O0 global military con- struction bill, approved Aug. IA by the House and now pending in the Senate Armed Services committee, is nearly S250,000,O00 in projects for Alaska alone.
 During closed hearings, the com- mittee learned this amount is an installment on work already star ted and on more requests later
 Chairman Vinson (D-Ga) de- cided to send an Investigating sub committee to Alaska to check on progress.
 The seven-man group is headed by Rep Price (D-IlD. E. L. Bart lett, Alaskan delegate in Congress, probably will accompany them.
 The Congressmen will arrive at Anchorage Sept. l. Because of the shortage of time, the group will divide into two sections. One sec ton will concentrate on projects around Anchorage and the other around Fairbanks. Projects in and around Kodiak, Nome, Whittier, Haines and Juneau will also be visited.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-29
Death Takes
 EIadio Belarde al
 Seward Sana!cyiulrf

Word has been received here of the death last Saturday of Eladio A. Belarde at the Seward Sanl- torium.
 MT. Belarde went to the sani- torium three months ago for medical treatment. He was long time and well known resident of Juneau and was active in Filipino Community affairs.
 He came to the United States from the Philippines in 1925 and had lived in Juneau since 1929. He was employed at the Baranof Hotel. He was born at Santiago Ilocoa Sur, Philippines, February 19, 1906.
 Surviving him are his wife, Susan, and three children, Linda, Edna and Daphie and brother Frank, all of Juneau; his mother, Mrs. Thomasa Belarde; a sister, Mrs. Luman Bar roga, and brother Limo, who re- side in the Philippine Islands.
 Funeral arrangements will be an- faeitsea following following the 6 iai here of Mrs. Belarde who has been work ing in an Excursion Inlet cannery The body will be brought to Ju- neau for burial.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-29
Truman Tells Czesh Ambassador How 10 Cure Bad Relations

WASHINGTON. Aug. 29 = ,H = President Truman told the new Czechoslovak Ambassador today the best way to restore cordial relations with the United States would be for his government to free William N. Oatis, Associated Press cores pendent jailed there on spy charges.
 In meeting limited to five minutes, reporters were told, MT. Truman informed Dr. Vladimir POrchazka that relations between the US. and CzechosIovakia had "deteriorated ever since Jan Masaryk was murdered
 This plain talk when the Ambas- sador called to present his creden- tials was reported afterwards by the Presidents press secretary, Joseph Short.
 Short told newsmen that in the conversation between the Ambassa- dor and the President the Ambas- sador said "he hoped to make our relations more cordial"
 "The President replied that the best way he could make our rela- tions more cordial was to send our Associated Press correspondent Oatis home," Short told a news conference.
 "The President further said that relations between our two countries had deteriorated ever since Jan Masaryk (former Foreign Minister of Czechoslovakia) was murdered.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-29
Outdoor Writer 10 Cast a Few Flies
 For Juneau's Fish

Tod Powell, outdoor columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle for the past IS years, arrived in Juneau yesterday to do some fish ing in this area.
 Capt. Steve Bancroft, Pan Am- erican pilot on the Pacific run who fished here two months ago, persuaded Powell to join him on an Alaska trip. Their luggage con- sists almost entirely of fishing gear.
 The pair will be joined Saturday by Gus Reely, San Francisco tac- kle manufacturer, who has en- gagged Malcolm Greeny to do lo nm color and black and white movies for television.
 Today they went salmon fishing with Rod Darnell, local sportsman and owner of the Triangle Clean CTS. Tomorrow they expect to leave for Taku Lodge to try out some new rods. reels and lures on the trout there.
 Later they will join Shell Sim mons in fishing expeditions to little fished lakes
 Bancroft expects to be here for two weeks. Powell said he lnten- ded ito stay as long as l feel like itr
 Powell has fished over most of the United States, Canada ana Mexico and once made a fishing trip to Ketchikan but this IS his first trip to Juneau. He was en- thusiastic about the flight up on PA, especially at the sight ol the Juneau Icecap. Ut was the grand est sight I've ever seen,' he de- clared. |,
 As an outdoor columnist, Powell receives hundreds of trout lhes from manufacturers to try out He said that he felt certain that he had more trout flies than there are trout.
 Ut is going to be good" he sald ito go fishing up here Wliere man doesn't t have n te fish traf'7 the third row back along the streams, like we've been doing II California where there are SC many people"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-29
WATERSHED ENGINEER JOINS ALASKA FISHERIES

Detrick Cooter arrived here yes terday to join the Alaska Depart ment Of Fisheries as watershed man. agement engineer. He left today with L. l.. Anderson. director, for Kodiak where he will make studies for the next month.
 Cooter was graduated from the University of Washington this month with a degree in engineering. He has been an engineer on merch- ant marine vessels for four years and spent one summer in Bristol Bay.
 He will be joined here by his wife and daughter in about six weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-29
Lena Point Home Purchased Through Druxman Agency

The purchase of the Lena Point home of MT. and Mrs. Robert J. Prueher hy Miss Priscilla Parker, Alaska Native Service nursing dir ector, was completed Saturday through the Bob DruXman real estate agency
 The Pruehers, who have resided at Lena Point fer three years, will move into town in the near future. Prueher is with the Alaska Terri torial Employment Service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-29

allowed to participate. Hazing, he pointed out, is a strictly freshman privilege and this year hopes to keep it so.
 In past years, when hazing has been carried on after school through Juneau streets, roughness has caus- ed painful injury to some child- ren. He further pointed out that school authorities were not respon- sible for actions of children after they have left school and are off of the school grounds.
 But it is injury and accident we are interested in preventing" he said. "as long as We are interested fl giving JifIie and superVIsf0i1 @ this traditional performance, am asking parents and children to CO., operate with us"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-29
NOTICE

Regular meeting of Pioneers of Alaska Igloo No and Ladies Auxiliary, Friday, August 31. 1851. LOOP. Hall at pm. 899-3t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-29
AT THE GAsTINEAU

Angus L. Macdonald of Van- couver. B. c. is registered at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-29

Mrs. M. A. Moe of Skagway i stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-29
AT THE BARANOF

o. E. Christensen of Seattle is re- gistered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-29

Travancore is popular vaca- ton area in India.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-29
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

R. F. Weber of San Francisco, is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-08-16

4. Contest closes midnight, August 21. Entries
postmarked after this date will not be considered
Winners will be notified by mail not later than
August 23rd.
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-08-16
Here are the CONTEST RULES

1. List on separate sheet of paper the Modern
Electric Appliances used to replace the methods
used by our Grandparents in the above scene.
Print or type your name and address on this sheet
and alss on the coupon to qualify. Contestant can
obtain entry coupon from the General Electric
Dealer listed below or may use the coupon in this
advertisement.
2. Nearest correct list, with the earliest post
mark shall be declared the grand prize winner.
In case of tie, the judges will select the grand
prize winner on the basis of neatness. Only one
grand prize will be awarded Duplicate awards
will be made in the event of ties to all other win
ners. The judges decision on all awards will be
final. All entries become the property of Thur
mond's, and none will be returned The grand prize
is Model MILO General Electric Refrigerator
3. Only one entry will be allowed per person.
All entries must be sent through the mail Every
one is eligible for prizes except G-E dealers, en-
ployees of this paper and Super Service Station
and their families.
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-08-16

FOR EXAMPLE: Electric Chimes have ~
placed the Door Knocker, Power Mower Has
replaced the Lawn Mower Home Freezer
has replaced the cold cellar, etc. How many
more can you find?
The Nome nugget., 1951-06-29
.Physio-therapist Here
 To Treat Polio Victims

Carmen Stoltz, physio-therapist for the Territorial Health Depart n1ent arrived from Anchorage at the request of Dr. Langsam, to work with the two Savok chill dren, who are recovering from polio.
 Miss Stoltz, who has specialized in this type of work for several years, is also working with the children in Fairbanks who were stricken last year. l. She will also give classes of in- Struction to local nurses so they will be able to assist in the com munity, should any further cases develop.
The Nome nugget., 1951-06-29
Korean Situation
(By the Associated Press]

(By the Associated Press,
 The fighting war virtually dis appeared from the Korean front today under a mounting wave of cease-fire talk.
 A small, fierce fight ragged throughout the afternoon for a single hill northwest of Yonchon on the western front. The ridge changed hands six times before Allied forces withdrew, leaving Communists still holding the hill.
 Elsewhere ground action was confined to patrol activity.
 "The Chinese don't shoot unless we provoke them," one officer commented. "They sit tight until we come in gun range, then they let loose"
 The U. s. Eighth Army took only 108 words Friday night to cover the entire ground action in the briefest communique it has issued this year.