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Evening star., 1951-05-08
Husbands Are q Sorry Lot

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, May
(P.-William r. Anderson. jr., in
a bridge game last night bid seven
hearts. He had every one of them.
Wouldn't you know it! His wife
bid seven spades-she held all 13.
Evening star., 1951-05-08

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Evening star., 1951-05-08
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-07

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Evening star., 1951-03-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SODA FOUNTAIN concession, $4,000
monthly volume, excel. opportuni-
ty for a married. couple; air-con-
new equipment: refs. Write Box
an ss-xi ACTIVE FIVE older or retired per-
son son seeking seeking moderate income
at a moderate investment; over
rARkrNG' EoTs. nc Toomins nhSs MSnass. soases;
Sents Ts9Tes 'SGs M ysF5Sus 4saS businesses' for
RESTAURANT GRILL, Kensinston
area: all modern; small rent. Owner
3445 Or Lo. S-ois5 after s. p pm. NJ
REsTaTRHNr RESI- aSInHs; ON 14th ST. Nv
Near R; !. ave: -cond; estab. 20
years. doing ST. 300 wkly.. sect: ever
100; payroll. $3.50; beer, 30c day,
40S. eve; bar shot. 45c, day, SOC eve;
f9eezets ff1y eaupPIsd wslktn b9xsf
ice maker. etc; lge. kit; net rent.
Ss5; SSss5; n good lease; rooms above.
BOB HoLLANDER, Exclusive. 14ii
oHTpooR I'll aSe; n'E REckEAfioSAL Re- aa5S center. M
located in fast-growing and heavily
populated area OF suburban Wash
ington. Includes complete refresh
ment 1acilitieS. Splendid promotional
possibilities Excel terms. OIL, SIS.
BAR AND GRILL, colored or white:
i've liye wire; 4a6 L st. NV. Live spot;
SERVICE station BUSINESS "a and
sTPfktsroN f}Pfk tfs ass 60 nsefsst,ns seSs and
profitable going retail concern: viii
return original investment of
S45: 600 Tin cash or real estate
equities eaHitiesl In years or sooner; ex-
IS Hesnt spRoetuni1ies This
due to necessity for Immediate
liquidation because Of other interests.
Box BOOT. Star. 3
NURSING HOME TO LEAsE-a7-
bed capacity; completely equipped
disposing of business due TO iii
health. Reply Box 59-T. Star.
GROCERY .. AND Nd MEAT = Annual
Store ssxsG; o'f in Nd. oaeuh sub; eGuapii srest
potentialities; reasonable terms and
Eaaltors Esnt A. sa 4 lIas lKIEasssINoER g. GO
Cash and esary no SfsF g. do%n sSs wt
this mod. store; will make big
money for you. sIMoNs. EX. s1si.
BEGINNERS GROCERY. $500 week;
loVeiy apt. ABOVE included in S75
rental on transf. lease; S4. 800, with
TIRE AND RECAPPING SHOP
Complete, in one of finest and
busiest Washington, D. c.. areas:
ample parking space; right price for
quick sale. For appt. to inspect and
discuss details. write Box 5OO-S,
Star. and give phone No. s.
SERVICE STATION and garage with
show room; completely equipped. in
Guiding 2 trucks; good rental. and
on busy highway; $500. So. 900
down, RAFFELL REAL ESTATE.
SH. 1903.
RESTAURANT. C license. doing about
S350-S400 per day. can be improved
Owner sick. will take small down
payment. Write Box CAV. Star.
GROCERY AND BEER-weli- estab-
iished business, ne. sec. Swear
lease at low rental: living quarters
included. Call AT. 1891. IL
BEAUTY SHOP, est. 10 yrs. NV,
business location: reasonably priced: !:
must sell immed.. owner leaving
SERVICE STATION for sale. stock
and equipment. Any reason able Of
fer, AID 1893 or MT OrpQ
Evening star., 1951-03-06
APARTMENTS WANTED

WE HAVE APPLICANTS waiting for
apts. and houses. What have you?
No cost to landlords; Wash, Va,
Md. white MA. 0O01.
RELIABLE HOUSEKEEPING service
In ee eTcasnss asnssto for sGt sDt for ysff and
TWO SISTERS, Govt. empi.. want
liv. rm.. kit, pvt. bath; with utils;
conv. to Navy Annex. close-in w.
or Arl,; reas. Call KAY or BEA.
sT. 1852. Sat. 6-s pm: Sun, be-
2 EMBAssY-EMPLoYED, student
before March 10. Call RA. 093O,
Mon: or Wed. after pm. Re
ENGINEER and wife desire 8 or A.
Goom nSyn ppnturnilshled panl apartment. Ma.
A FRO PR6FEssnoSAL TsSn RAJ WOMAN and W we'll
behaved l2-yr., ,old son need a small
Wash reas. priced. Call RE. 0761
ctp pet, l0 ,r An, and 9 Pm. on Wed
room apartment. by May 1st; better
NV. section preferred; no pets; ref
erences. Reply to Box 4S9-S. Star.
CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN, 25, Lu-
dn!rs: tdneran: non-smoker and non
bedroom or apartment sia'e in NV. 'aseel seer
ton; Wardman Park vicinity, Cleve-
land Park or Chevy Chase preferred.
FURNIsHED a-BEDRM. APT, pvt.
bath; in D. c.; till April Is. Ii,
QUIET. REFINED young couple needs
2.bedrm: apt, Silver Spring or D. c.
S75. utilities included. JU. 7-6665
after $50 pm. -
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
"TODAY'S BEST BUY"

"TODAY'S BEST BUY"
Detached brick. =. rooms. den and
powder room; 3 bedrms., 2 baths;
Creek Park; S29,950.
Detached brick. bedrms., 2Ha baths
powder room on first fioor); ga
rage; modern kitchen, waik-up stair
way to fioored attic; restricted;
$29, $50. Hawthorne.
Detached brick, g rooms. pow6er
room on first floor: slate roof. ga
rage; S19.950. Colesville rd.. near
Cav IA; q, 1915 till s pm: eyes,.
Brodie & Colbert, Inc.
Evening star., 1951-03-06
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

ANY TINE MOVING. pickup. deliv-
cry; prompt serv.; o4-hr. day, =
day VIZ; 50 min. AT. 32S7. 12'
MOVING BY VE1--Exper. neip every
sny time. ,'pfR MR cooKs soTso; oE Eeasj 5is9 can
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o,
across the country. safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO 0104. UNION STORAGE
CO INC est. 1905 :
EX -GI-Moving, packing, Grating,
storage; local, long distance; expert
service: low rates. HO. 5S19. 6.
YOU CAN'T afford to move. but
have TO-. call ROYAL TRANSFER
Il 1207, laos S ST. NV. 6s
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
feas. ia. 2931; ewes, GE. 1916 e
Evening star., 1951-03-06
HOUSES wTD. TO RENT tcent.

WANT TO RENT well-furnished large
estate IN or near Washington. Box
497-S, Star. 70
NEED IMMED., 2 or 8 bedrm. un-
furn, bunga.. D. c.; 4 quiet adults;
excel: ref; will lease, 500. Ii.
4-3677. 12s
Evening star., 1951-03-06
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

NAYLoR GARDENS. VCHA, 3oth and
bedrm. unit; liv rm. 12x1S; all-elec
kit. auto. laundry facils.. play
grounds. Monthly cost, S62. SIS.
Total price, only $500; about ST.
500 down. Possession. No 2-bedrm
unirs avail at this time. DRURY
REALTY CORP. MI. 1000; eyes,.
OR 5761 or TW. 1191.
Evening star., 1951-03-06
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont.
Silver Spring Restaurant

BEER AND WINE
Fully equipped, aforementioned
money-maker.- unusual opportunit!
to expand business. Reasonabl,
priced on terms. SH. 1011 It'll 9 pm
YOUNG & BOWERS co.
Evening star., 1951-03-06
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

2 or 3 BEDROOM unfurn. house in
Chevy Chase D. c., by responsible
permanent Washington resident.
OR. 0415. -6
HOUSES or bedrooms,
2 baths, plus 1st fl. powder room.
in Chevy Chase. Cleveland Park, or
Mass. ave. sections; | or 2-year
lease; excellent financial and per-
sonal refs. with best Of care and
maintenance assured property; pos
session by April l. WO. $3.50. 10
FOUR BEDRM., unfurn.. NV, by
Canadian officer: long lease. DE.
1011. MCGUIRE. %
Evening star., 1951-03-06
CLEVELAND PARK
HOUSES UkEURNlsHEp

D: &c. G; Mr.: n; CAPITOL and MIS-
oct; basemt.. incl. yard; S11o. ia.
GEoRGETowN-Exquis.. small, new
patio: $3.50 mo. NO. 4776. g
CHEVY CHASE-6 rms. 8 bedrms..
Path; batf,,Iras- gas a;e.h;; $3.50 mo; MRS.
fPssT% anG r.dsao4 dhs@s
large basement with utility room
sn ana storage room: Immed. occup.; !;
$500 mo. Call ME. 5400.
2-bedrm. rambler; attic, gas heat,
near elementary school. bus; 500
mo: CHI; 2952 bet; $40 and $40
MiTni1 S9n;; after $50 wk: days. -6
det. brick; 5 rms. bath. full bsmt.,
gas heat. VIII lease at $50 a mo.
CHEVY CHASE AREA. Almost new, 3
bedrms:;: liy. rm.. with flrepl.. porch.
BEAUTiFUL form n"l sh-bath house;
22-car GARAGE; servants rm. and
bath; ceiling rent, S275 mo. 1881
Cathedral ave: NV: SH. 3535 be-
enas fors 8; sta.n 81; 14s9 90 after 6 II T.,
near Army Map Service-5-rm. Cape
Cod: bsmt:; garage; oil heat; elec
range; lift. refgr.; on carline; SI15
month. Call WI. 4759. $
WHEATON HILLS. MD.-Vacant; @
bedrm. brick with fireplace; level
lot; lease, $ll5 mo-; children ac-
Hayes, Lo. 5-2772 or LO. 5-3149.
NEW HOME bedrms.; garbage dis
posal: washer; refgr.: fenced-in yard;
10 min. Pentagon; 500. JA. s-0407.
5-RooM CAPE CoD-Basement-ga-
rage; oil heat; elect. range and re-
on No. 90 carline; S115. $685.
Broad St, Brookmont, Md. WI. 1859.
BEAUTIFUL 3h-bedrm. det. Airing
ton home; min. from Pentagon;
S125: Call Mr.. Smith. with FRANK
Fl s5ophl ph1Ltlrsj Hxfl Saa d. 1411; ewes, CHI.
NO. ARLINGToN-a bedrms.; sIeo
per month. c. F. WooDRoE, INC,
FALLS CHURcH-New 2-bedrm. det. +;
A.acre lot; eauipped kit; sos per
F8vGtRooM THR!R ph0nf MobERN }a Si7fso HOUSE; oil
heat; yard; convenient to bus and
100 BLOCK HARVARD ST, near
Geological Gardens; modernjstic
studio-type brick home, with large
picture windows; 26-ft. liv.-din. rm !;
mod. kit: 2 bedrms.; bath; all utils.
furn.: only S125; vacant. SIGLER
81 CO., HU. 1913; ewes, OIL. 2439.
WHEATON PARK, s511 EDWIN ST.
Right at sign on Viers Mill rd. :;
new 6-rm.; Bendix; fenced; S1lO
month. $
GREEN MEADOWS Lovely 7rm.
home; porch; gar; ideal for chill
dren; S125 month. WA. $3.50.
NO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. brick
semidet. bsmt. with tiled floors;
storage attic: new condition; lease,
S110. OW. 1888. 10
WHEATON-Cony. to Naval Ord. Lab.
and Naval Med. Center; large 4 bed
rms. baths with ~ acre or more:
vacant: $3.50 mo. JU. 7-6219, be-
fore l or after 6 pm. s
Evening star., 1951-03-06
COOPERATIVE ApTs. tcont. }
TILDEN GARDENS

Attractive apartment with good ex-
posures, consisting of 2 bedrooms.
bath and half, living room, sun
room, dining room and kitchen, is
available to an approved purchaser.
j. Nelson Hughes
24on Conn AVE- Or odAn 9
Evening star., 1951-03-06
RRTGHTWOOD

Furnished or unfurnished. 8 bed
rooms, 2 baths
1869 RITTENECUSE ST.
Only 2 blocks from Sheridan bus
terminal and new Hebrew Academy.
on quiet street.
Beautiful large living room and din
ing room, modern kitchen with
breakfast space; 2 porches. b.-i.
garage.
Evening star., 1951-03-06
ROLLINGWOOD

A. lovely setting right next TO woods
for this charming red-brick home
in Rollingwood. Center-hall plan
lge. rm.. exceptionally spacious H.
brary Cor bedrm.) }. full bath AND
modern kit. on LIST floor; additiona,
bedrms. and bath on 2nd floor: reer
rm. on ground level in rear oi
house: Call Mrs. Morrow. WI. 4651
WETZEI, PEAL. ESTATE
Evening star., 1951-03-06

3736 Kanawha st. NV.
(Nr. Blessed Sacrament)
Open Daily Noon to Dark
6 Bedrooms, 2 Baths
Newly decorated. Will consider
smaller home in trade.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1922 18th st. NV, ST. 1900. Open
ewes. till 9 pm. IS
Evening star., 1951-03-06
EIZEL REAL ESTATE
BRICK RAMBLER

DIC1O1A 1t11I1DILI
Being constructed by reputable old
builder. Center-hall entrance, un-
usually spacious rms, 3 bedrms.,
modern kitchen, tile baths, gas
a.-c. heat. Full basement. in
garage. Beautifully located 2 blks.
west Of 9Th and 10 min, from town.
Reasonably priced for . superior
type home at S33, $50. Call Lewis
Brown. ALDON PROPERTIES, 1925
Woodward Bldg, RE. 1868; ewes,
EN- g561
Evening star., 1951-03-06

CoLORED-14th AND SHEPHERD
SITS. NW;-2Ha-bath brk.; side hal,
ss Ri ltsi 4SiS mGd. e! 81; pm E. WI ii
CoIoRED. PETWoRTH-6-rm. brick,
good cond.; oil heat, porches;
Sl3,950; terms; no brokers. Ma.
CoLORED-17ab PARK RID. NV
Dear old Mount Pleasant; an ex-
cellent residential neighborhood; z
rooms, det.. ami: reas. down pay
nsnt; sun, NO. 5s6s; weekdays
coEoRsD 81 Red - rErwoRrH Vacant.
quick possession. Four-bedrm. semi
detached brick; full basement; oil
h.-w.h.; detached garage. Terms to
suit you. Mr.. Clark. GE. COIL.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.. 1924
l4th st. NV. DI. 3346. ,ru
cSEohtSwis.h sTs' NV. Bsau9itu aMR sRehrn s1bedTm
brick home; spacious rms, finished
bsmt. with bath, gas h.-w.h.,- gar;
deep yard. Priced for irnmed. sale
at S16.9bO with 50, 900 cash.
5AMEs cAkF hssfSF P4 PaRk ssP2 e.
-six-room semidetached brick; full
to sell. Cali MR. PAIRS DE. iiso.
CoLoRED-11th ST. AT U-1st
commercial; six rooms. auto heat.
Terms. Call MR.. BYRD. DE. 1850.
CoLoRED-4115 4th ST. N.W.ee
rms. bath; gas hit. LOUIS RUDDEN,
EX. 5707; ewes, Or 0SSS
COLORED-N.W.-6 brick. Al
cond.; det. garage: oil h.-w.h. 30-day
poss. ! blk. to Upshur st. carline
Reas. terms. Priced, S14,95o L. H.
CARMICHAEL REALTY, SH. 0601,
CO. 9403. IS
Evening star., 1951-03-06

COLORED
Attractive bungalow in an exception
ally good location overlooking Shir-
lington and Parkfairfax. in Airing
ton County Living room with dining
space kitchen. two large bedrooms
and tile bath with shower; Insulated
expansion attic; full. dry basement
with space suitable for extra bed
room. Large fenced lot. House is in
perfect condition. Newly painted
throughout Automatic oil heat,
refgr.. Venetian blinds. $4,000.
with S3 900 cash and S9S per month
Call CHI, 9069 evenings, or Ma. e257
daily except Saturday. -6
COLORED-SALE OR TRADE
400 BLOCK OAK ST. NV.
Semtdetached brick; 6 rooms, side
hall, 3 bedrms.; full basement with
street entrance; hot-water heat;
large fenced side yard: near stores.
schools. street cars and buses. Mr..
Maury.- TU. 1925. MARSHALL J.
III 3346
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COI,ORED

314 East Capitol ST., 5 and Groom,
bath apartments in this elevator
apartment building from 1926 down
monthly payments like rent. Call
offlce of A. M. DRAISNER, 1404 L
st. NV. MA. S036. Open daily,
to pm; Sun, IL to 5 pm. "a
Evening star., 1951-03-06
$18,5OO-SAUL'S ADDN,
Please Note Non-VetS

$1,000 down payment and $50 per
mo. will give you this 5-rm. brick
full bsmt., and level lot. Address is
t5211 9th st. NV. and its condition
is immaculate. Call Mr.. Lochte. ME.
1880 teves., OIL. 1889, WAGGA-
MAN-BRAWNER REALTY
Evening star., 1951-03-06

COLORED
ROOMING AND PROPERTY
r st. near New Hampshire-16 rooms
4l2 baths, new oil winter and sum
mer hookup: knotty pine bsmt.
furniture; renting now to white
over $500 mo. income. 81 900 down
balance as rent. RE. S112.
COLORED. 81 600 DOWN.
14th and Shepherd SITS. NV, 9-rm
brick; 2 baths. bsmt., gas INV h.
deep yards garage. Excellent con-
dition.
JAMES CARR, REALToR. DU. $3.50
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American University Park

Frame bungalow; liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit. bedrms., bath. and breakfast
rm.; 2 additional rms. upstairs;
S15.750. Call Miss Hayden. MI, 7441
with WETZEL REAL ESTATE. HU.
4345.
Evening star., 1951-03-06

331 18th ST. NE.
2 apts., 2 baths: nice rec.
Tny,, TTE P@Tils-in built gar; Terms; Will
7043; eyes,. CO. $3.50. Mrs. Herler.
Evening star., 1951-03-06
WORCESTERSHIRE. (cout !
AMER UNIV PARK

High on the hill in q section of
beautiful homes. Excellent 4-bed-
room, 2-bath brick house for less
than $50. 900; imm. possession. Be
sure to call Mrs. Ballif at WO. 1881
CABE & CO. INC.
Evening star., 1951-03-06

COLORED
1886 18th ST. NE.
Beautiful 7-rm. corner brick. hard
wood floors. oil heat, nice condi-
ton; reasonable down payment and
terms. DI. $3.50. ewes, RA. 060s.
Colored-Only $195 Down
Own your own apt rms. and bath,
h.-w.h., gas and elec.; separate entr /:
easy mo. payments. To inspect call
ME. 0095. COMET REALTY CO.,
Evening star., 1951-03-06
SANDWICH SHOP

Available in new 1O-story once bldg,
In the heart of the business district.
Wonderful opportunity for alert op-
orator. Reasonable rent. Call
CAFRITZ, DI. 9OSO, q
Evening star., 1951-03-06

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
very, desirable frame bungalow. near
44th and Albemarle sts.; rooms
path. den; nice level lot; owne,
Large cash payment required. M
B. WEAVER. WO. 1914 nI 36a0
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-10
Mrs. J. J. Lomen
 Dies in Seattle

SEATTLE, April 10. -4R- Mrs Julie Joys Lomen, 96. whose family has figured prominently in the de- velopment of Alaska during the past half century, died here Sunday. Mrs. Lomen was the widow o1 Judge G. J. Lomen, former United States District Judge in Nome ano early-day Alaska public official He died here in 1884.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Lomen will be held sat 3 o'clock today (Butterworth Chapel followed by crematlcn.
 Mrs. Lomen was the mother of five sons, three of whom survive her, and one daughter.
 Her sons, have been leaders in Alaska business and civic affairs, particularly in the Seward Penin- sula area.
 Mrs. Lomen, born in Oslo, Nor way, December 2l, 1854, was mar ried to Judge Lomen May 27, 1878, in La Crosse, Wis. She went to AL aska in 1903 to join her husband, who had gone to Alaska three years before.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-10
MOVIE STAR SAYS
 IN 1946 HE JOINED ,CONMUNl5T PARTY

WASHINGTON, April 10, -(R-- Movie star Sterling Hayden said to- day he joined the Communist party in 1o46 Because I felt I wanted to do something for better world" :"
 Hayden, brawney former Marine Corps Captain and holder of the silver star for valor, told the House American Activities committee that he signed up with the party at the request of a Bea Winters.
 Miss Winters was not further identified.
 He joined the party, he testified, after his discharge from service in December, 1945, and his return to civilian life which he said he found disturbing"
 The 35-year old actor said he went back to Hollywood uncertain whether to go to his original job as a seaman, or whether to do something about this political thing he discovered while serving in the Yugoslav Partisan movement as a U. s. Army agent.
 Finally, he said, Miss Winters asked him:
 Why den't you quit talking and join the Communist party?"
 T joined the party Hayden said
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-10
rAM3AIGN TROUBLE < PUT BEFORE COM.

WASHINGTON, April 10, -R- Former senator Willard E. Tydings charged today that Senator Butler lR-Md) knew a fake" picture and lies were being used against Ty- dings in the 1850 Maryland Sena- torial campaign but refused to
 repudiate" them.
 Tydings, 8 Democrat who lost to Butler, told Senators Investigating the campaign that Butler allowed he whole thing to rest as a cloud over my reputation" until the el- ection was over.
 Tydings reiterated his charges that "scurrilous literature" was used against him and that Butler viola ed election laws by excessive spending. The fake" picture to which he referred was compos- lte photograph purporting to show Tydings and Communist leader Earl Browder, in close conversa- ton.
 Butler has contended that Ty- iings was making an unwarranted personal attack on him through complaints to the Senate investiga- tors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-10
SCHOOL BOND ISSUE END0R5ED BY LIONS;
 H. }. QUARTET SINGS

The Juneau High School Boy Quartet, under the direction O Miss Marjorie Iverson. and accom- panied by Miss Elizabeth Wyller entertained the Juneau Lions Clul with three numbers at regular meeting of the club at the Baranoi Hotel Monday noon
 The boys sang Daisies Won't Tell" You Tell Me Your Dreams, and Blue Skies" John Harris Ray Hegstead, Don Morrison anc Bud Schultz composed the quar- tet.
 Miss Iverson invited all Lions to attend a musicale Friday evening 1t o'clock in the grade school au- iitorium.
 Dr. J. O. Rude told of the i'm portance of putting over a school cond issue for S200,000 for the new grade school and pointed out how Lions in other communities had successfully. accomplished similar projects The Club voted to endorse the bond issue.
 George Danner reported the rec concentrations of the nominating committee as follows: president, Carl Rusher; first vice president, Al Ransome; second vice president, Wes Overby, third vice president, Al Boutin; secretary, Bob Scott; treasurer, Charles Mountjoy; lion tanner Bill Ray; trail twisters, Dick Robinson and Pete Wood; board members for two years, Clarence Warfield and pr. John Geyer. Nominations from the floor can be made at the April 23 meeting, and election will be held the second or third week in May.
 Russell Clark was appointed to head a beach committee for the summer.
 Col. J. D. Alexander reported briefly on civil defense conferences which he, and Tom Dyer attended in Anchorage and outlined the rules to be observed when simulated attacks are made on Juneau this week.
 Col. John R. Moves told of his activities in the interest of the A. aska Road Commission during tic past two months while in Washing ton and other cities. Ed Cowan of the Bureau of Pub lie Roads was a guest.
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Pacific Northern Airlines carried 30 passengers yesterday with q flying to the westward and nine arriving here. t1ea and r'rs
 From Anchorage: Dr. R. Smith, James Westbrook, Mrs. Robert At wood, Mrs. William David, Mick Emerson, R. P. Robinson, Frank Marshall
 From Cordova: Leonard and Genevieve Olson
 To Anchorage: Robert Stanford, Bill Ford, Don Wilson, R. F. James D. Grimm, Max Jones, L. Young, MT. and Mrs. J. s. Sivertson, June and James Brooks.
 To Cordova: John Mills, F. L. Davis, Hans Fursuth, Art Muzzin.
 To Yakutat: Mrs. H. and Betty Frankforter, John Slagle, Homer Nordling, Norman Sommers.
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SEATTLE VISITOR

J. w. VanHorn, Jr. of Seattle is at the Baranof Hotel.
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Hayden also said he joined tht Communist party in 1946, but tha- he now thinks this twas the stu oldest, most ignorant thing I'vt ever done in my life"
 T went into it with an emotiona and unsound approach"
 He said he was turned against the party upon finding there wasn't anything democratic about it, some thing he had been led to believe while he was working with the Yu- goslav underground as a Marine lieutenant during the war.
 Tt took me a couple of months to realize that they believe they alone have the key, that they know what is best for everyone.
 T decided to get out. And I got out"
 Hayden said he signed up with the party at the request of a Bea Winters.
 Miss Winters, he said, was form CT secretary for a Hollywood agen- cy, g-Allenberg, Inc, which later became the William Morris Agency. He told the committee he doesn't think the agency knew about Miss Winters beliefs.