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Evening star., 1951-02-13
GARAGES

3I6 G ST. S.W.-Double metal ga
rage, suitable storage or parking
$40 per mo. Call FEDERAL RENT
AL CO, 915 New York ave. NV.
MA 7416. ia
GARAGE WANTED-2nd commercial.
Call 10. 2-2222. 10
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STORES FOR RENT

LARGE STORE for suitcase. 1905
Underwood st; NV. Can MR.. GLIDE
DEsIRABhE II: STORE, $roG eoxso, on heavily
neighborhood, Idesl for many tyres
$3.50 mo. Located 1888 Old George
town I'd. Bethesda Call AID, All /,
$50 to $50. WI. 1857 after Z.
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-Grocery Store
fixtures for sale, store for rent.
.3i lith ST. NV, ground fiooE;
g21 l1th st. NV 1st fl. RA. 1I91
1896 I'm III ST. N.w.-15x15, $40;
I5x35,- S. Ss5, heated. M. R. DAXID
pTsTRIcT TS HeS9' Hers.. Md, 715e MARI
Store sS5S g1so eo sss 505 or S S's ssS
dspS sGSREs E nss5 gs.s s aye Ss saq baqaEs4s ksa
cleaning, drugs. florist, etc; Rent
ISL ne st. MIrToN nT': Dr. F. 55l5; aYrPeRT eEss.
sSs a' Il ST NE.-store. approx.
l2x3O. add. rm in rear; full bsmt ,
3 lge. rms: and bath ti,,,od on End flr.; in
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.
Realtors 1415 K st. n.ws. ME. :340n.
LEE HWY.-Corner store avail. in
Ige. shopping center; approx, 20xS0
Immed. occupancy; newly DECORATED
STEIN & CO.. Realtors, 1415 K
1858 GA. AVE. N.W.-store and z
fioors above; In whole or in pait;
store. approx, .20x60; rms, Ky
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.. Real
tors. 1415 Z st. NV. NE 54Q0
eth AND !. SITS. N;W,-Approx
i7x62; newly remodeled: immed
occupancy; smaller store also avaii.
florist. delicatessen, etc. Apply LEG
M. BERNSTEIN & CO.. Realtors
1415 K st, NV, ME. b400.
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PLYMOUTH so sedan: S1.44s. Look
for our big ad. AUTO, WHOLE
SALERS; 1871 Bladensburg Rd..
PLYMOUTH AZ 2-dr.; r. and h., orig
finish. clean interior, mechanically
OK; $3.50, terms; SCHLEGEL &
GOLDEN. Kaiser-Frazer. 263 Carroll
st. NV. GE. 1903, ewes. It'll 8. -1b
PLYMOUTH 1850 Special de luxe A.
dr.: low mileage; looks and runs
like new; heater. directional lights,
ETC.; S1.645. MR.. WELLS. DE. 57l0.
-16
PONTIAC 1941 sedanette; r. and h.:
fine cond.; pvt. owner; S395. 1905
Iowa ave. NV. ia, 1865. --15
PONTIAC 40 4-dr. ex-taxf; new 40
Good run cond.; S175. GE. 4045.
PONTIAC 1949 Streamliner 2-dr.;
heater. seat covers. an exceptionally
buy at ST ,4a5; terms. HoeYLE MO-
TOR SALES. 1345 Que st. NV.
PONTIAC Al 4-dr.; r. and h.. orig.
hnish. NM clean interior. good meehan-
& GOLDEN. Kaiser Frazer. 263 Car
roll st, NV. GE. 1903, ewes. It'll 8.
is
PONTIAC 1946 sedanette; S749.
Look for our big ad. AUTO WHOLE
SSAlLJEHR5s. ACES. 1871 Bladensburg Rd.. Ii.
PONTIAG AS sedan: S1,24s. Look
sALERs. i4s1 75 BladensbSrg Tdot1. Rd'. Il.
PONTIAC '51 chieftain club coupe;
accessories; So .295; only Is miles.
GREENWAY AUTO SALES, Waldorf
PoNTiACs. 1s4s streamliner "sd Sc
r. and h., Hydra, many extras; ex-
Gel. ,cond. low mileage; 81 ,295, cash,
trade or. terms. WOLFE MOTORS,
18th and K SITS. NV, EX. 5562.
PONTIAC 1947 conv.; r. and h.;
ave. ne. LU. 4-35I6. 0 "a Il
PONTIAC AZ 4-dr. Streamliner g.;
r. and h.i exceptionally clean; $685.
GGIRREENWAY, 1900 MINI. ave. ne,
PONTIAC 1949 4-dr.. 6-cyl. Chief
tain. excellent cond. throughout.
defroster, foam rubber cushions, and
other extras; S1,795. 10. s-4404.
PONTIAC AZ 5-passenger coupe; r
slaaL snd H.. exeeilent aoo tires. shiny Jet
MOTORS. 3010 r. I. ave. ne. DE.
6302
PONTIAC Al 4-door Streamliner;
mech. peri; new motor, tires; r and
h.; s400 or best offer. GE. 1927.
PONTIAC 1910 sedan; S194. Look for
,nr big ad AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-SSo0.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion 2-dr.:
like new; low mileage: owner /;
Sl,750 1926 Conn. ave. EN-. 1854.
STUDEBAKER '46 pickup truck; f.
speed transmission: S575: can ar
range financing. JU. 7-6117. Ia
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BOATS
AVIATION
RAilERS

HOUSE TRAILER. Victor, 81 IT,. 1850
model; aluminium: 15h-ft liv. rm.
Expensiyely equip. kit. and bath.
Elec. lights. etc. Located Norfolk
$500. After $50 pm. 10. 2-2904
Ia
aEETER TRAILER SALES servyn
now has a lge display of both new
+ and used trailers: very good assort-
ment: clean USED traflers ranging
IN size from 1S to 81 n priced
from $500 to SO $50 terms 70 <
yrs Phone TO 5111 y
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AUTOS s TRUCKS WANTED


PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy clean
1850 Buick or Ford convertible
Phone OR. 4166. -15
WESTERN BUYER mas immed. cash
for nice low mileage cars MORRIS
HUGHES 1912 Ga ave. RA 1122
PC TO Ie5i-All makes and sta
wagons Drive in with your title
for more cash, or will pay of bal
WOLFE MOTORS, 18th and K sts
PREMIUM PRICES for clean, late
model cars. EDMOND'S MOTORS,
INC, CHI 1900. Wilson blvd. at
n Jackson. Arl. Va CDr Lie No
WANTED ANY MAKE. any model
clean. used cars. immediate cash
waiting at PARKWAY-FORD. 305l
3 Ms N St n;VyrSa n;Ti nj pss.,s.,s opss >, .u
makes of cars are assured al
McKEE-PONTIAC 1894 7 st NV
MF 040n
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1s4s 2-dr. Champion:
!t;hroughout;' ST ,095. qREENWAY.
1900 MINI. ave. me-. Lu. 4-3516.
sTUDEBAKER 1850 conv. Champion:
exactly like new; Si,6s6. GREEN
WAY 5000 MINI ave. ne. Lu.
sTUDEBAKER az coupe; r.. h.: low
mi,; pdi ,, S7S5. IA; 6,g75e;; METRO
1900 Bladensburg rd. rs
sTUDEBAKER 80 sedan: new car
PoLITAN CAR WHOLESALERS,
1900 Bladensburg rd. lis
STUDEBAKER 1912 4-dr.; orig. black
finish. clean interior. excel. engine;
S245 terms. SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN.
kaiser,Frazer, 263 Carroll st. NV,
GE. 1903. ewes. til 8. ---15
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion de
luxe 2.dr.; climstizer; Wv. tires.
one owner; 81 1906. Can AL. 5a25.
sTUDEBAKER 1s4s de luxe Cham
pion; Wv. tires, r, h., cd, under
coated; $4,000 mi: by orig. owner;
perfect car; S1.145. WI. 0341;
TRIUMPH 1850 4-dr. sedan: brand
new cond.: 5000 mi only; price,
S2.600 or best offer. Contact
WO. 9059.
WILLYS 40 all-metal station wagon,
IS" cylinder: 81 .249. Look for our
big ad AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-8SO0.
CADILLAC. 1947 "6a" 4-dr.; radio
and heater, Hydra-Matic. Wv.
Tres; low mileage; beautiful dark
gray finish, blue coralled regularly
since new; trade and terms; ST. 695.
CIRCLE MOTORS, INC.
%40f Pa. Ave. NV. RE. 1894,
10
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Cars Wanted
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1850 heavy-duty truck,
s.25x20. 10-ply tires, 2-speed axle,
7la-ton power winch with crane;
less than 1900 miles; no reason
able offer refused. HI. 5416. ---15
CHEVROLET 1850 de luxe la-ton
panel truck. heater defroster. lad
der racks. extra seat, 5000 mi.
brand-new cond. Owner will sac
rifice. Call 9 to 6. HU. 4455. la
FORD az chassis and cab. 1h-ton.
1874" w.b.; one owner and owner
driven; has had light use and finest
care. tires excellent; TRIANGLE
MOTORS. 3010 R. l. ave. ne. DE.
FoRDs-'4e 1-ton express. $3.50; AS
s-ton pickup. Ss95; excel. cond. ST.
ISTIkNATioNah ipto tih y III nc Csc. model
KB-5 II ton 1so" w:b:; one owner
TRIANGLE MOTORS, 1888 r. I.
ave ne. CO. 0SS2.
wILLYs ,'4s jeep. panel, heater; one
owner; has had best Of care. fne
e condition; sa45; sIsTantse .a1 and &
r. /. ave ne DE 6302,
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TRUCK VALUES

All advertisements etferias
automobiles FOR sole must in.
cIude aetesl selling price Of cor.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY wANTEr

X ST., mr.. Geo. Washington Hos
1ital-1st commercial; , rms. kit.
and bath; ideal for office or studio;
reas. rent; utils. includ. RE. 07S1,
TR. 1855 Ia
LOT DOWNTOWN-Frine area. suit
able Tor par parking about 20 cars; s, not 20 t
for Office containing approx. $50
So. IT.; responsible company will
consider long-term lease. MR..
SWITKES Ii. 3-SS00.
progressive auto parts chain. must
be 25-35 #. wide. only good loca-
ticns wanted. TAUBMAN'S. els w
Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Md. Att
Mr.. Robert Taubman. 10
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FOR RENT

Commercial zone, approx
mately 300 square feet
floor space on secon q
floor. Heat, hot and colo
water furnished. Newly dec
Grated, suitable for light
manufacturing like clothing
jewelry ETC., or the selling
of merchandise. Woulc
make good sample rooms
Reasonable rent. DI. TAT OF
call at 610 E st. NV.
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size job, prompt
service: reas.: local or long distance
Ia. 1887; after PM, GE. 1416
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LOTS

In order to complete the
settlement of the late J. S.
Gruyer's estate, we are offer
ing some choice bldg. sites To-
Gated in beautiful Woodside
Forest Silver Spring. Md. For
full information, call G. r.
SMITH,
81. 5644
between 1890 and $50 pm.
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5000 CONN. AVE. N.W.-3 lge. rooms
and rec. room: beautifully decorated;
immed. occupancy: reas. rent. Ap-
ply LEO M BERNSTEIN g. CO.
Realtors. 1415 K st. NV. ME-. 5400.
1881 N ST. NV lge. rms. and
bath; immed. occupancy: reas rent.
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO,
Realtors. 1415 K st. NV. ME. 5400.
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TAxlcAB FOR RENT

CAB DRIVERS WANTED TO RENT
Attractive rates; Commander Cal
401 H st. NV. RE. 9247 or NJ
1852 DO
Evening star., 1951-12-02
U. n. Groups Efforts
To Heal Soviet Split
With Tito Seen Futile

PARIS, Dec. 1.-The United Ma
tions special political committee
today urged Yugoslavia and the
Soviet bloc to stop squabbling. but
there seemed little likelihood the
Soviet bloc would heed its advice
The committee voted so to
with the Soviet Union. Bulgaria,
Romania, Albania, Czechoslovakia
and Poland:
l.. Conduct their relations and
settle their disputes in accordance
with the spirit of the United Ma
tions Charter;
2. Conform in their diplomatic
intercourse with the rules and
practices customary in interna-
tional relations, and
3. Settle frontier disputes by
means of mixed frontier com.
missions or other peaceful mean.
Of their choice.
The Soviet bloc voted against
the resolution.
Described by many delegates a:
especially mild in it's tone, it wa.
introduced by Yugoslavia as g
sequel to a 81 1.000-word indictment
of the Soviet bloc for alleged
border violations, subversive &C
tions. and political and economic
warfare against the regime ol
Premier Marshal Tito.
The 10-to-1 majority which the
resolution got. assured its fina,
passage. by the full General as
sembly.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Negro Youth Sentenced
In Atlanta Assault Case
BY the Asseeiaied Press

ATLANTA, Dec. 1.-The first OF
eight young Negroes charged with
raping a white woman at a Ne
gro public housing project near
the city produce market has been
convicted of the lesser offense of
assault with intent to rape.
Superior Court Judge Virlyn B
Moore followed a jury's recon-
fnendations and sentenced tht
Negro, Vernon Sylvester Mat
thews, Is, to II to 20 years in
prison yesterday.
The jury reached its verdict
after Judge Moore found the evi-
dence did not measure up to the
legal requirements for rape and
directed the jurors not consider
that charge.
Two of the eight indicted for
rape are minors and petitions have
been filed to transfer them to
juvenile court custody. The other
five are awaiting trial later.
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1897 as a messenger for the Pat
ent Office and transferred to the
Geological Survey the following
year where he was assigned to the
Photographic laboratory.
The thirty-six existing bound
ary stones of the District were To-
Gated and photographed by Mr.
Shuster in 1908. His own account
of his research appeared the fol-
lowing year in the National Geo
graphic Magazine.
Interested in the theory of op-
tics and photomicrography. Mr.
Shuster was selected to operate
the first stereoscopic instrument
owned by the Federal Govern
ment. 1t was an aerocartograph
purchased from Germany for the
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Jury Repeats Verdict OF Unsound Mind

A man, who won a re-hearine
lin October after previously being
found of unsound mind. again
has been found SO by a Municipal
Court jury.
He Is George D. F. Evans. 43
of the $500 block of F street NV.
who for a second time was foune
! of unSound mind Friday night
after two-day hearing.
. The Municipal Court Of Appeals
had ordered new hearing in q
ruling last month because Mr.
Evans was not represented by
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Geological Survey Expert
Ends 81 Years Service to u.s..

plotting of map details from aerial
photographs.
With it the inaccessible peaks
and chaslns of Zion and Bryce
Canyon were mapped by him in
the early sos. AS the Survey ac-
quired more advanced plotting
equipment, Mr.. Shuster was Sc
lected to operate them.
A retirement party for Mr.
Shuster, who lives at the North
cumberland Apartments, 2039 New
Hampshire avenue, was given
Friday at the Surveys Atlantic
Region Office in Clarendon.
Evening star., 1951-12-02

counsel at the first hearing. The
ruling was based on contention
that Mr.. Evans had not been
mentally capable of waving the
right to counsel. Before the first
hearing he had sought a lawyer
of his own acquaintance to repre-
sent him. When this lawyer was
unavailable, he insisted on repre-
lsenting himself.
Attorney Saul G. Lichtenberg
was named by the Municipal Court
of Appeals to represent Mr.. Evans
in pressing the appeal. Mr.. Lich-
Itenberg also represented the man
at the re-hearing. The attorney
, said yesterday he will appeal.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Two Filipino Veterans
|Of Koreu Are Honored

PARIS, Dec. / (P1.-Two Philip
pine Korean war veterans were
honor guests tonight at a dinner
given by Salvador P. Lopez. acting
chief of the Philippine delegation
to the United Nations.
The two veterans were Staff
ISergt. Celerino Mabao and Sergt.
|Sotero Rogaspi. They are mem
|bers of a group of veterans from
all the armed forces in Korea who
will be received by the United Ma
tions General Assembly.
Evening star., 1951-12-02

tired to devote
his time to his
hobbies wa
t e r C o ! o r
sketching. as
tronomy, phila-
tely. numisma-
tics, watch re-
pairing and the
mastery of a
memory Sys-
tenn.
Mr.. Shuster,
a native Wash
ingtonian, be-
gan Gov ern-
nent. work in
Evening star., 1951-12-02

After 54 years of Government
service, Ernest A. Shuster, jr.,
photogrammetric engineer with
the Geological Survey, has now re-
Evening star., 1951-12-02
PuIImuns Get Around

CHICAGO.-Pullman cars used
on some of the trains operating
between Chicago and the Pacific
Coast make as many as 80 round
trips a year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-18
Laughter, Tears
 Mix in New Show Ai Capitol Tteatre

Laughter and tears mix in al- most equal proportions in Colum- bias Father Is a Bachelor" which opens today at the Capitol Theatre This warm hearted tale of a cynical vaeabond who is ilnpelled to aban- don his wandering when five won- derful kids adopt him as their sec ond-hand father" is brimming over with tender sentiment, spirited comedy and happy music. William Holden is the roamer who under goes a remarkable transformation when subjected to the wiles of the adorable small fry, and Colsen Gray plays the girl who makes his dreams come true. It all adds up to wonder ful entertainment!
 "Father Is Bachelor" opens with Holden, a minstrel man in Charles Winniger's traveling medicine show being forced to lay low af5er the police arrest his boss. Holden then befriends five parentless kids who persuade him to become their father" he also falls in love wieh the lovely Miss Gray daughter oi tie local judge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-18
30 Persons Fly Via Pan American Tuesday,; 3 ln

Eighty persons flew with Pan American world Airways Tuesday with 37 arrivals and 43 departures.
 From Seattle: Mrs. R. Alexander and two children, c. s. Douglass, Robert Dunlap, Lilly Kea, Mae Suhrbier, R Lozano. John Suico, R. Martinez, Robert Evans, j. Reyk- lin, Lyle Montour, Ben. Baldonado, Florence Jones, Mary Ahreu, R. w. Davis and daughter, Alfred Evans Jr., B. Faulk, Mary Jerome, L. Mac chia, MT. and Mrs. H. L. Mertins and child, A. Metcalf, Frank Price, Dan Price, Mrs. r. s. Toner, Lois Smith, Lloyd Wilson, Dave Truitt, Dale English.
 From Annette MT. and Mrs. w. K. Wilhelm and son Brick, Floyd Volk.
 To Seattle: o. Favro, Ralph Will coxen, G. L. Ritter, I. Magnussen, i k. Leash. J. c. Ross, MT. and Mrs. Harold Dannision, c. A. Craft, Ella Radach, Ms. Dan Tweit, Ag- hes Young, It. Dezafra, MT. and Mrs. Lantz, Elsie Smith, MT. and Mrs. c. A. Tracy and three child ren, Walter Hutcheson, T. Brady, Mrs. II. MeAlllster, Dolores Crick, Sara Hasbrouck.
 To Ketchikan E. T. Mccarthy, Y. p. Hitchcock.
 TO. Fairbanks: Floyd Volk, Will lism Kolckenteger, Sgt. Neal, MT. and Mrs. E. F. Halliday, J. O.. swanson, Hugh Wade. MerYin and Ruth Rupp and three children, Mrs. Robert Stewart, Glenn Leach, MT. and Mrs. W, K. Wilhelm and e1ild
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-18
Rebekah Dinner Will Welcome Miss Smiih Here

Friday evening at 6:30 a no-host dinner will be held at Baranef hotel by the Perseverance Rebekah lodge to welcome Miss Ethel Smith If Sat Lake City.
 Miss Smith is president of the Association of Rebekah Assemblies and is making official visitations 10 Anchorage, Nome, Fairbanks and the Juneau lodges. She is due to arrive from the Interior July 20.
 Following the dinner, a special meeting of the lodge will be held in IOOF hall at which Mrs. Irma Geyer, past noble grand, will preside in the absence of Mrs. Bertha West, noble grand, who is vacationing in he States. Special entertainment and refreshments will follow the meeting, with Mrs. Florica Larson as chairman of the committee.
 Saturday Miss Smith will be taken sightseeing and shopping in Juneau and Saturday evening an informal no-host banquet in her honor will be held in the Baranof Gold room for members of the Rebekah and Odd Fellow lodges and their hus- bands and wives. Lucille Johnson is in charge of the entertainment program for the banquet. Those in tending to be present should make reservations by Friday, calling Si- grud Dull, Green 100; Mae Mo- Kinnon, l49, or Lucille Stine. 492
 Sunday noon past noble grands will hold breakfast at the Baranof for Miss Smith following which she will be taken to Mendenhau Glacier and other scenic spots around Jun eau by Mrs. Irene Mckinley.
 Prior to her departure for Ketch- ikan Monday, via Pan American, Miss smith will be guest of honor It a luncheon in the Baranof Iris room, to be attended by all Re5ekahs who can possibly be there.
 Sigrud Dull and Gertrude Jewell gre in charge of planning and mak- ing arrangements for Miss Smiths official lodge visitation here and her itay in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-18
Terry Returns Fgcn, Run 10
 Skagwsy, Haines

Two cars and six passengers were carried to Heines on the Territorial ferry which arrived at Tee Iiarbor Monday evening from a round trip to HaineS and Skagway. Passengers northbound were:
 F. E. sherman, L. sherman, CA Crabtree, Johnnie Crabtree. W. l. Watkins.
 A load of Alaska Road Commission equipment was taken from Skagway to Hanes on the ferry's return, Two cars and one truck were brought tc Tee Harbor, plus the following pas seneers: Walter Simonds, Mrs. ". II. Simonds, Bob Simonds, Marvin Vincent, Mrs. Kay SepulVede, Der nice Morgan, A. E. Morgan, Bill Morgan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-18
jllneall Rotary 10 Be Visited by Dis'Yicl 0llItiaI

The Juneau Rotary club will re- ceive an official visit from lame Lightbody. district govornor Of Gle organization from Vancouver. B.C He will arrive next Sunday mora ing and remain here until Weanes- day, President Neil Friedman, an nounced today. He is a retired ad- vertising manager of Vancouver.
 Lightbody will be speaker at tf5 regular Tuesday noon luncheon meeting at the Baranof hotel after which Soap Bcx Dsray local prize Will be awarded to the boys psrtiei- pating in the derby. Tuesday eve ming Lightbody will hold club as sembly composed of the board Of directors and chairmen of commit tees. He will receive written com mittee reports, Friedman said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-18
Highway Folks Experience
 Wafer Shoylage

Water, or lack of it. is getting to be the main topic of discussion for folks living out the highway.
 Charles Burdics. assistant region al forester who made a survey Of conditions yesterday, said many homes are either out: or practically out, of water. The prolonged dry spell is responsible.
 The flow cut of Auke Lake is the lowest he has seen in years, said Burdick, a longtime resident of Juneau. However, he added that Lemon Creek, Montana Creek, Men 'denhal River and others fed by glaciers are holding up well due to rapid melting
 Vegetable and flower gardens need rain badly, Burdick reported.
 As to forest fires, Burdick stressed the situation was acute. Today's overcast skies help some in this di- rection, he brought out, due to in- creasing humidity but he said a rs- cent fire Is miles north of Ketchi- kan could have had disastrous re- suits had not the Coast Guard given valuable assistance to the forest service in bringing 1t under control.
 No serious less has been eIperi- enced in the Territory so far through forest fires, Burdick said, although one fire on the Kenai Peninsula burned over 800 acres be- fore 1t was brought under control
 Burdick said that Glacier Hish- way and regions around Juneau are bsnig constantly parolled by forest service personnel to nip any potential fire itis the bud.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-18
Hosniial hoies

Admitted to St. Ann's hospital Tuesday were James Franklin, Ron aid Hurley, Nancy Leege, Rosario Dinteo; dismissed were Mrs. Helen Dennison, Mrs. Earl Ritter and baby girl; Mrs. Dary Roberts, Mrs William Franks.
 There were no admissions or dis nlissals al the Government hospital Tuesday.
 LESTER GORE HERE
 Lester 0. Gore of Ketchikan is staying at the Baranof hotel.
 --EMFaRE WANT ADS PAY
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-18
FROM PARK SERVICE

Sanford Hill and Ben Miller of the National Park Service from San Francisco are stopping at the Bar anof hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-18
Beach Party Celebrates
 l1ih Birthday

A beach party, at their home at Tee Harbor, was given last Friday afternoon by MT, and Mrs. Jack Donohue to celebrate the l1th birthday of their daughter, Betsy Ann.
 Swimming and boating were en- ioyed as well as games played on the lawn where later hot dogs, po- tato chips, pop, icecream and q decorated birthday cake were ser- ved.
 Guests were Donald and Ann Lu- oas, Nancy Veva Friese, Mrs. sam uel Paul. Mrs Blair Steele, Mrs. Gtanlev Hsiess, Adam Friese and the honor guests's two brothers, Nike and Joey.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-18

VISITORS FROM ANCHORAGE
 David Brown of Anchorage is at the Baranof hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-18
HERE FROM WRANCELL TO VISIT RELATIVES

Mrs. William Tamaree, pioneer resident of Wrangell, came up on the Baranof Monday to visit rela- tiYes in Juneau.
 Mrs. Tamarec is the mother Of William L. Paul, ST, and will spend some time with /him as well as with her grandson and family the William L. Pauls Jr.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-18

L. 1T. Dennison of Tenakee is gistercd at the Baranof hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-18
WOMEN OF MOOSE
 MEETING THUR SDAY

Officers Chapter Night and l--i- tlation will be features at meet ing of Women of the Moose Chap ter 439. Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the Moose lodge rooms. Senior Regent Jannett Frances will be in charge. Refreshments will be served.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-18
VISIT MUSEUM ON
 WAY TO WESTWARD

MT. and Mrs. Ralph Cottis. and son David, were visitors at the Ter ritorial Museum Tuesday morning while the Baranof, on which they were through passengers, was in port.
 The family has just returned from l vacation trip to Florida and are returning to their home in Anchor age where Cottis is law partner of John Hellenthal, well known Alaska attorney.
 w. A. Bates, Ketchikan banker, is at the Baranof' hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-18
CHAPELADiEs MEETING TOMORROW

Until September Chapeladies, at Aux Bay, will meet but once a month when the bi-monthly sched- ule will be resumed.
 Tomorrow, July IS, the meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Stan ley Jekill. Work will start or pro- jects for the fall bazaar.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-18
l2 Embark on Baranol Tuesday

Twelve passengers embarked on the Baranof Tuesday afternoon for the Westward.
 Embarking for Valdez: MT. and AErs. Jack StuTdeVant.
 For Seward. Joan Griffin, Muriel Carter, MT. and Mrs J. R. Terhune, the Misses Goodmann, Tony Whit, R. V. Hawley, It. Gel. and Mrs. T. E. Roberts.