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CT APPROVED

A new group of attractive semidet.
brick homes in the District. near
South Dakota ave. and Gallatin ST.
rms, bath, 1st-fi. powder rm.,
push h-button diShwasher and many
new features: low cost and reason
able terms. Call ME. 1143 until
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SILVER sPRING-6-rm. brick q
levelsl. 2 baths. recr. rm.. garage
nr. Mrs. KS tavern. KENDRICR
REALTY, 81. 1875. Open evenings
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HOLLYWOOD PARK, S11.650

New 2-bedroom asbestos shingled
bungalow with large insulated ex-
pardeh,c attic: large level lot.
SILVER SPRJNG-$31 900
Attrac. English Colonial. located In q
most desirable neignborhood, near
park, transp. and schools: 2o-ft. liv,
rr. din. rm., kit. with table space,
full bath. 2 lge. bedrms, 'rcnt patio;
second fl. has one bedrm. and bath;
full bSmt. with recr. rm. with bar.
WOODMOOR AGENCY
SH. 5555 Realtors TIL q PM.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.W.

COLORED - VACANT; $3.50 down.
rm,, kit. bath apt. Separate en-
frances and individual gas h.-wh
Excel cond.; situated in the 500
block end st. s.w. ENTERPRISE
REALTY CO. 1924 Eye st. NV.
EX. 3400: ewes. GE. 5711. .
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T,YNDAT,E
OPEN l-6
SATURDAY ONLY
19 COLEBROOK DIR.

HILLCREST HEIGHTS
5--yr.-old N. Carolina granite on lot
60x120 presents many outstanding
features. such as lge. liv. rm. with
extra ige. kit. fully equipped; nice
sized bedrm. and bath on 1st floor;
2 very lge, bedrms. plus storage
space and full bath on End floor.
Full bsmt. Oil h.-w.h., hardwood
parauet flooring on LIST floor. Side
porch and outside barbecue pit. Just
think. only S17.5O0. Don't miss this
one.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc, LU. 4-0040
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-s.E.

BRADBURY HEIGHTS-LSe. 2-bed-
rm. brick bungalow with stairway
to partly completed expansion at
tic. Fun bsmt., oil h.-w.h.. hreplaee.
stern stsEm windeys sand and screens: fully
CONGRESS- HEIGHTs-New semidet.
homes. 8 rms, : baths, all-elec.
Only si4,950. ALDRE. INC. LU.
coNGREss e9Gfu svfa nErGarsGI III s-a4sp, approved
New brick homes, 6 rooms. semidet,
brick; fenced yard. To inspect, AL
DIRE. INC, LU. 4-0747.
FIT. DUPONT PARK-on large cor
ner lot Just of Alabama ave. Cozy
2-bedrm. bungalow with expansion
stt.,,. attic; full bsmt;. sas a,,e: heat, in
must sell at once. $4,000. T. B.
BURGESS. VI. 1902 till Q. m
HILLCREST AREA-The finest built
anywhere: center-hall Colonial brick;
s rms. ;. 3 lovely. baths. spacious
burning fireplaces. built-in gar. and
oil h.-w.h.: has many fine features
including recessed radiators, natural
wood trim, concrete porch, corner
snt hot and 5rcids fSdenent 9catlen reFsr EQUIP
range. Venetian blinds, and Bendis
automatic home laundry. You viii
not find a finer home for the price
anywhere. S27,500, with S7,50C
cash required. See it today by ap.
ppeintment penn zen T. D, BURGESS, VI
PA. AVE. Sc. AT 17th-lst com.
mercial property extending to x St.
improved by semidet brick arranged
as apts.;. reduced for quick sale
on, excellent terms, For particular.
co, Lu; 4-43s2; ewes. and Sunday
NEAR "a 'ssai 18Th AND PA. AVE. s.E.IAs. Ell
tractive semidet. 3-bedrm. brk. nome
Va baths, gas heat; excel. cond.; Il
years old. Very good terms, Rea,
saEsrzER sfFRf e slss59 RE' so w. Sc ctIEFoRr 7747
4-sToRY ENG. BAsEMENT-oppo-
site Library Annex. IA large rooms
"a baths. beautiful woodwork;
hardwood floors; oil; fenced yards
sisooSe efa oTneE Tsmodslsa soS as% hsms Star apss
1909 B sT. s.E.~Briek. 6 rooms,
priced Si3,450. wo. 4olo. ii
HOME AND INCoME-A really spe-
cial detached brick home with 8
large rooms and tiled bath, plus 3
baths. Lge. front and rear porches.
Gas &C. heat. Situated on c0.ner
lot Just 3 blocks from D. C. line.
Conv. to transportation and shop
ping. Asking S24,95o, with only
$1,000 cash needed. or will tPke
your home in trade. T. D. BUR-
CESS. VI "s0o till g.
CAPITAL LOCATION, 200 dth ST
S.E.--Clean, large corner room, next
to shower bath; coffee privileges
Frigidaire; see to appreciate. Cal
EN-. 933S or AT. S153.
SHIPLEY TERRACES, 800 DOWN
Lovely 2-story semidet. brick; l.r.,
dr., kit, full basement; oil &C
heat. Low monthly payments
Priced to sell. Call Mr.. Zabrek, ia
5413. cox & CO., UN. 1926.
HOME-INCOME OVER S1O0
8 MINUTES ON BUS TO SUITLAND
2-story brick, semidet.; 3 bedrms.,
bath on end f.; bedrm., bath on 1s'
f., built-in garage: recr. rm.; gas;
front porch; S16.95O; subst cash;
bal. one trust. McCUNE. 10. 3-6sS9
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HOUSES FOR sALE-k.E.
COLORED

Very choice brick near 18th and C
SITS. ne. Chestl ut trim throughout
1st fl. Has reception hall, lr., dr.,
kit. and bath. 2nd A. has 3 rms.
and bath. Nice basement with apt
and "a bath. Gas ht. Very clean.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-O040
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2-FAMILY BRICK, $14,950
plete monthly payments $50. One
apt. rents for $100 Live in other
rent free. Furniture included in one
apt. Excellent Sc. location; will sell
quickly. Don't miss it. Call Mr.
Harris. MA. 5005.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. 1920 K ST. NV.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK -
Brand-new listing of this detached
brick home, in this conv. area. 1st
d; has liv. rm. with fireplace.
din. rm.. modern equipped kit, pow
rms; and tile bath; slate roof, lovely
level lot. Owner anxious to sell.
w. B. WRIGHT. EN-. $500
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Very. desirable frame bungalow, near
44th and Albemarle sts.; rooms,
path. den; nice level lot; owner
leaving town, wants quick action
3. WEAVER. WO. 4a44. DI. 1880.
WESTMORELAND CIRCLE AREA
1st time offered. Individual in design.
bedrms., 2 full baths, . lavatories
rec. room, delightful garden. Shown
oy appointment, MRS. RIGNALD
GRADY. Agent. OIL. 1864 10
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CHEVY CHASE, S18,50C
Chevy Chase Realty Co
ddOO Coppeotiru+ Ave

CHEVY CHASE. D. ca substantial
detached brick, completely redeco-
rated, Is available for immediate oc-
eupancy. Large living room with
firep ace. nice sun room, large din
ing room. newly equipped kitchen.
bedrooms, 2 baths. plus attic room
and bath, For this and other de-
sirable Chevy Chase and Cleveland
Park properties, call US day or
evening. OR. 3440.
]. Nelson Hughes
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COLORED-SALE OR TRADE
400 BLOCK OAK ST. NV.
Semidetached brick; 6 rooms, side
hall, 3 bedrms.: full basement with
large fenced side yard; near stores.
schools, street cars and buses. Mr..
Maury. TU. 1925. MARSHALL ].
MAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV:
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VERY GOOD

Almost new det. brick; has liv. .rm.
and full bath on 1st floor; bedrms.
and "a bath on End; gas heat. "a
bath in full basement; 2-car garage;
all accessories; Just a few blocks
of Ala. ave. To inspect call
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. ave, s.e.. LU. 4-0040
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NoUsES-SALE-N.W. Cont }

UPPER BRIGHTwooD Charming,
3-hedrm,. 2-bath, detached brick
home with attrac liv. rm., din. rm.
den and ultramodern kit. rccr.
rrn. and 2-car det. gar; in excel.
Sa1i cond, MI. throHghoyt; reasenably priced
LEGuM g. GERBER REALTY CO..
DETACHED BRICK-First floor. re.
ception hall. liv. ,rm. with fireplace,
tscsed iscss din oor rm den large kitchen:
recr. rm.. oil heat. gear brick
garage; property in immaculate
spset, can KENNEDY REALTY Z CO,
NEaGR' NiEG' THr GE; gsEunp ss9I till 2 pm; 10
tached brick residence. in one OF
sirable locations obtainable. Large
rooms, high ceilings, huge closets
plus a superb quality of construe-
War tlGn SELDOM seen since before Wor
rooms5. 4Is baths I Plus loUid WIDE 10 recep- cep
tion. hall. full basement and gear
outlt-in garage: vacant and in
SeeSpancv Seenad cepdtpn plasS fer i'm tmmsdiste
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. Hi. -I2
ATTRACTIVE CHEVY CHASE corner.
spacious grounds and most unusual
mouse, featuring Step-up English
hearth fireplace and library, 4 bed
rms. attic, 2-car garage THOS.
y; PHILLIPS. Wo. 1900 until 9 pm.
coon NV. Loc.-ao-ft. row brick;
rms, bath. knotty-plne recr. rm.,
gas h.-wh,. large lot; convenient
Ga. ave. shopp5Ag. Exclusive with
N M. NORTHERN, Realtor, DI.
THE HAMLET-Brand-n detached
brick rambler. In this highly desir-
able area. Home consists of RECEIPT.
hall, liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm..
modern equipped kit. den, 3 nice
bedrms:, 2 tile baths, full bsmt.,
space for recr: rm., stairs to huge
noored attic built-in gar: beauti-
fully situated on a nice lot; side
porch; unusually good value. Call
W. B. WRIGHT, EN-. $500.
ADJOINING SPRING VALLEY. Kent
and Wesley. Heights-New ramblers
with entr. hall, step-down liv. rm..
lge. separate din. rm,, 3 bedrms.,
2 baths and bsmt. To inspect these
charming houses, go out Nebraska
ave. past ward Circle and Ameri-
can Univ, bear right on Loughboro
I'd, 2 blocks to Weaver st, left and
follow arrows to open sign, sample
house 5024 Weaver ter. NV;
to 5. NORMAN H. HiMEIFARB.
VIC. AM, UNIV. PARK-Brick; s
rms. and bath MORGAN REAL
ESTATE CO.. CHI. 1895; eve, Nj.
1144 os
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BRICK BUNGALOW
YOuR INSPECTION

VIII convince you that this lovely,
for only S11.950 Features large
living room, dining room, 2 bedrms.,
tile bath, equipped kitchen; large
level lot. Take over large FHA-GI
loan payable 500 mo- including
taxes and insurance. Located in
attractive section, near Wheaton,
Md. Call Mr.. Smith, LO. 5-2O1O,
ewes. Sat. and Sun.
FREDERICK W. HERENs SALES. INC.
1870 K ST. NV. Ma. 5006.
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UPPER
PETWORTH

7-rm. Colonial brick: bath; excel.
cond.; conv TO schools, churches,
transp.; S32 Delafield pl.. NV. Pos
session.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
SIS 11th st. NV. DI. 1857
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MAKE AN OFFER
SILVER SPRING BRICK

Take q ride, take a look and make
an oner on your terms. Splendid
brick Colonial with attached garage
and full bsmt The first floor has
liv. .rm. with fireplace, lge. din rm..
euuip.- kit. and lge. screened porch;
second floor has 3 twin Eyes, twin)
sized bedrooms and tile bath. Bsmt.
has outside entrance, shower bath
on lge. corner lot. conv. to parochiai
and public schools. Call Mr.. McGin.
Miss. TU. 23SS. Sat. and sun.
ops: Under S2O.O0O.)
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES, NC,
1920 K ST. NV, Ma. 5005.
CONTINUED on Next PageJ
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BETHESDA
BURLEITH

OWNER LEAVING CITY
One Of the most attractive semide-
tached brick houses in this popular
tached at back which affords con.
ventional first floor plan of living
rm.. depth of house on right Of
entrance hall: din rm. and kit on
left opening onto porch overlooking
walled paved garden 8 bedrms
and porch on 2nd; detached garage,
lge. yard entirely fenced. For fur
ther information and appointment,
70 see. call Mrs. McCutchen. DE
9510. with
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Magnificent Rambler

REALLY SPACIOUS
New large brick rambler in Bradley
Woods. featuring large rms. full
din. rm., dream of kit. . baths,
finished stairway to expan. End fir.
Full bsnt., garage: conv. loc. Call
INTER COUNTY REALTY CO., INC.
OIL. 2l01 It'll pm. or agent. WI.
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8 bedrms., Ia baths. full bsmt.
JIM. shingles. gas &C. heat, exp
sttic; all cows; IL mi. ga min
c. NJ. JOHNSON, sH. 451s
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3-BEDRM. RAMBLER

Basement, Unfinished Attic
a few minutes north Of Silver Spring.
This lovely brick home on large level
lot has large living room, fireplace,
kitchen. dinette Sx12, 3 bedrooms,
tile bath on first floor; close to
schools and recreation center. Call
Mr.. Gordon, LO 5-S1O5.
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES, INC,
1920 K ST. NV. Ma. 5O05
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NEW ENGLAND'

A real sweet honey" home. Four bed.
rms, 1 "a baths. nice lot, gar. and
all niceties. Priced for quick sale.
please see 1t. Call WO 1856, to
9 pm.
ORAN S. CRAWFORD
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RETURNS TO HAINES

Mrs. Earl hammers, wife Of the
owner of the Haines Transfer, has
left for her home in Haines after
being here several days for medical
treatment.
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JAMES CRAIG IN
VILLAINS ROLE,
CApIT0L'S BILL

It's a startling about face" for
James Craig in his new role as the
ex con-man in M-G-M's exciting
drama, "Side Street." now showing
at the Capitol Theatre, with Far
ley Granger and Cathy O'Donnell
co-starred.
In his latest film characterization,
Craig, heretofore seen in sympa-
thetic roles, turns killer in one of
the most savage portrayals written
for a photoplay. Four victims, two
of them women, met violent ends at
his hands.
Craig is the second M-G-M star to
shift from hero to villain, the first
being Ann Sothern, who played her
first heavy" in Death in the Dolls
House." in which she tried to put a
small child witness to a murder
out of the way.
Craig, a product of Nashville,
Tenn, began his film career in
Westerns and won his first import
ant break" opposite Ginger Rogers
in kitty Foyle." He has won popu-
larity in a long string of pictures
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MANY SPECIAL,
ATTRACTIONS IN
HAWAII, ) MONTHS

In Hawaii, February and March
are months of special attractions
Aiang the chain of five tropic
islands. at the beaches, in volcanic
parks and in cosmopolitan Homo
lulu. the calendar is loaded with
special events, Pan American World
Always pointed out.
On February to the Narcissus
Festival holds sway in the streets
of Honolulu when Chinese-Ameri-
cans usher in the New Year OF Old
China to the beat of gongs and
drums with dragon parades winding
through the town.
Old-fashioned fishing festivals
called "hukilaus" are held each
month in the Hawaiian Samoan
community of Laie, just outside
Honolulu. They are all-day affairs
where giant nets are thrown into
the ocean waters and pulled in
loaded with fish. Feasts prepared
on the beach follow with wind
up of hula and knife dancing. :
The opening of the Hawaiian
legislature February 10, is another
festive event, with participants
decked in masses OF floral leis,
Everyone joins in the hula dancing,
singing and ukelele playing.
Pclynesian and oriental dolls, 3
feet high, will be shown at Ala
Moana Park, along the sea in Homo
lulu on March 2 in a thirteenth
annual exhibition.
March sees the beginning OF yacht
racing, polo playing and baseball.
Cane grinding is at the height
of the season in Hawaiian sugar
mills near Honolulu and on the
island-all open to visitors. At Wal
kiki Beach new weekly music and
dancing day on the street has been
opened.
And, of course, there is swimming
and summing on the palm-fringed
beaches every day and every week
in IA degree weather and rs degree
water.
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FLYING 5AUCER5'
FEATURE TONIGHT
AT 10Th CENTURY

A picture made about two years
ago in the vicinity of Juneau will
be the feature tonight at the Goth
Century Theatre. This is Flying
Saucers." made by Ewing Scott and
produced by Mikel Conrad who is
also the leading man. Pat Garrison
the glamorous blonde, has the fem
mime lead and Hantz Won Tueffien
known to many Juneauites, is the
heavy man, in other words the viii
liam.
In the story, scenes of Juneau
are shown also Royal O'Reilly's
Taku summer resort, the ice cap
etc.
The second feature is western
drama laid to be highly entertain
ing.
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WAGE NEGOTIATIONS
ARE TO GO FORWARD
SAYS H. A. BENSON

The wage freeze is causing as
much confusion in Alaska as else-
where. it appears by the deluge
of inquiries to the Territorial Com
missioner of Labor office here.
What is the effect of the wage
price freeze on wage contracts now
being negotiated, or those on which
notice of intent to change current
wage contract has been given?
Commissioner Henry. A. Benson
said today. The latest information
that we have, would indicate that
negotiations, or an adjusted wag )
scale may very properly be carried
on to the end that an agreement
satisfactory to both management
and labor may be reached"
He said that it was assumed that
such agreements providing for in
creased wage rates will have to be
submitted to Economic Stabilize
ton Director Eric Johnston for
approval unless the industry is one
for which specific exemption has
been made.
The procedure for filing petit
tons for approval are set out in the
Federal Register as Title 32-A
Chapter II, Part $780,
AS soon as more definite inform
alton is received, it will be made
available to interested persons, Ben
son said. Inquiries may be directed
to his office in the Triangle Build
ing until the wage sterilization pro-
gram is made effective in Alaska.
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s. CARRIED ON
ALASKA COASTAL
WEDNESDAY, TRIPS

Alaska Co, stall Airiines carried a
total of SO passengers on flights
Wednesday with five Oh Interpret,
16 arriving and 40 departing.
For Skagway: Albert Carlson,
Dave and George Graves, Elroy
MINIS, Elton Engstrom, Jr., Her
bert Mafsin, Jerry Wade, Ralph
Treffers, Bill Orme, Dick Forrest,
Gerald Shaw, Arnold Solely, Leslie
Avrit, Dixie Lee Tandy, Art Nc
Kinnon, Jim Wilbur, Dale Hitler
man, Norma Cook, Shirley Casper
son, Patricia Carroll, o. r. Flynn,
E. l.. Soldin, Marion Soldin, DR.. Ar
lene Bledsoe.
For Haines: william Lanus,
Lynn Waber, H. E. Karlson, Ernie
Jones, H. L. Furrow; for Sitka: p
Ramos, L. Benson, S. Thompson,
Paul Starrish, Myron Coleman; for
Tenakee: Clint Stockley, Howard
Smith; for Angoon: H. B. Jones,
c. p Joseph.
For Ketchikan: Robert Melting
James Kristovich, Paul Morrison;
for Petersburg: Ernie Whitehead.
Arriving from Ketchikan: E. S
Peterson, T. P. Hansen; from Pet
ersburg: Glenn Leach, Cliff Good
man, w. Hermanson; from Cha
than: John Likeness: from Sitka
M. Coleman, K Albright, Johr
Likeness, T. Curtis, Mary Williams
j. Hendon, j. Conway; from An
goon Rev. r. R. Armstrong; from
Tenakee L. B. Johnson; from
Skagway: Ken Ubbelohde.
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IS ARRIVE HERE FROM
SEATTLE WEDNESDAY,
Seven DEPART, pAA

Fifteen travellers arrived yester-
day from Seattle via Pan American
World Always ana seven flew
south.
Arrivals: C. Barril. Leroy Benson,
Joe Broadus, M. Bridston, Phil
johnson, Joseph Leisner, James Nc
Elney, John Morholt, Nat Penrose,
Elinor and Harland Perozzo, Phil
Romas, Victor Vinson, Ernest Wes-
chen, Olive Westby.
Southbound: w. A. Miller, Lester
Green, John Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs.
john Borbridge and infant Sandra,
Lester Funk, John Henlon.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-02-01
KEN SHELDON Joins
JUNEAU POLICE FORCE

Roland Bud) Edwards has resign
ed as patrolman on the Juneau Po-
lice Department and plans to leave
for the States shortly.
Kenneth L. Sheldon has been APP
pointed on three months proba-
ton to replace Edwards. He was
previously fireman at the Federal
Building here He has worked on the
Union Pacific and White Pass and
Yukon railroads, spent three years
n military service and has had ex-
perience in military police.
Ted Samples went on duty last
night as harbor patrolman and
fireguard at the small boat harbor.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-02-01

MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS
Charles Harrison Lupro, %, and
Sarah j. K. Linehan, 10, both OF
Juneau have filed an application
for marriage license in the Of
flee of the U. S. Commissioner.
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n PASSENGERS FLY
ON PMA WEDNESDAY

Twenty-Five persons Travelled with
Pacific Northern Airlines yesterday.
From Anchorage: Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Crawford, Brooks Yedeen. George
Jencik, George Mickey, Henry Lally,
Mrs. Vic Rivers, Louis Simpson,
Robert Cameron, Ollie Taug, Peter
George.
To Anchorage: Alton Conine, H.
L. Meats, Mrs. P. Farmer, Tony
Macchia, Fred Walker, John Bowen.
E. G. Ganschaw, John Monagle,
John Morholt, Harland and FL
inor PerroZo.
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81 L0(T0RS, I.
DENTISTS COUNTED
IN S REGISTRATION

Thirty-four medical doctors and
eleven dentists have registered with
their local draft boards under the
January call for registration by
the Selective Service System, John
Mccormick, director, announced to-
day. The registration was for those
under so years of age. There were
no veterinarians.
First division; 10 doctors and five
dentists; Second Division, none;
Third Division, IL doctors and five
dentists; Fourth Division, four doc
tors and one dentist.
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sCHwINN BIKES AT MADsEN's
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FRIENDS VISIT SAUCER

Frank Saucer, 81, oldtime resi-
dent of Haines who came to Juneau
last Thursday to enter St. AIMS
Hospital for medical treatment was
cheered this week by visit from
old friends from his home town
who now reside IA Juneau.
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NO INDICATION OF BAD
INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC
IN STATES THIS YEAR

DR.. C. c. Carter, City Health
officer announces the following
message was received by DR.. c. Earl
Albrecht, Alaska Commissioner OF
Health, from the U. S. Surgeon
General:
"There is no reason to believe
that the present epidemic of in
fluenza in England necessarily in
dicates that there will be serious
or widespread epidemic in the
United States this year. according
to a report of World Health Or
ganization studies received.
The message was sent by the us.
Surgeon General to DR.. Albrecht,
who stated that no unusual out
breaks of influenza have been re-
ported in the Territory this year.
Sewing machines Tor rent at
N6orio,c Cauyiy,U Center 702-tf
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AsfOnes Give
Dinner Party

A dinner party was given last
night by Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo Asst
one at, their apartment in the
Twentieth Century for Fowler W.
Martin, Vice President of the Pa
cific National Bank, and CM. Lat-
inner. Vice President of the First
National Bank, both of Seattle; Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Albertson and
Miss Rosie Maier. Albertson is the
new manager of the B. M. Beh-
rend's store.
, 1951-05-31
NATIVE OF ST.
CHOSEN lst LADY
Y. |. FESTIVAL 81

New York City, N. Y: A ma
tive of st. Croix, Mrs. Walter
Byron Branker, wife of one of
Harlem's leading physicians,
was named to the top honor
airy post, 1st Lady Of the Vir-
gin Islands Festival, 1851.
Mrs. Branker, who becomes
the first native of the Virgin
Islands, residing on the CONT
nent, to be named to the covet-
ed post, was born, Miss Gloria
Steele, in Christiansted, Saint
Croix. She is related to Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph de Chabert, of
that city, and still has other
factor of the Virgin Islands,
representa- the United States,
Mrs. Theodore Taferner, a
Danish American, for Den
mark; Mrs. Randolph Wilhelm
sen, the former Celita Moron,
representing St. Thomas, Mrs.
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, 1951-05-31
Thief Enters Home
Of Guillermo Dam:
Tokes $50. Gosh

An unknown person entered
the home of Guillermo Dam,
local merchant, located on
Company Street, Christian
sted, on the night of May e
using a fourteen foot step lad
der, and removed an estimat-
ed fifty dollars in cash.
According to Information
available, Mr.. Dam, who oc-
cupies the same building with
his son Severino, woke up on
Tuesday morning to observe
that his pants was not at the
spot he had hung it the night
before but was on the floor;
he quickly noted other strange
things, among them: a step
ladder leaning at the window;
his handkerchief was lying on
the floor with all his keys on
it. The keys were for opening
opening the store downstairs,
but the burglar was evidently
satisfied with the cash at hand.
The Police was notified and
are now investigating.
, 1951-05-31
Governor de Castro
Coming Tomorrow
For Conference

Governor de Castro is due
to arrive here tomorrow morn
ing for the purpose of meeting
with the members of the Mu-
nicipal Council here to go over
plans for the new hospital, at
the request of the local legisla-
tors.
Commissioner of Health
John S. Moorhead and District
Engineer Edward Mooney will
also be present.
The Governor met with
members of the St. Thomas
Council this morning.