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KENSINGTON, MD
POTOMAC HUNT AREA

Small gentleman's estate. 1li2 acres.
charming house with beautiful set
ting on hill, lge. shade trees. over
locking meadow and lovely stream;
house remodeled in excel. taste ! Vt.
ago; oil heat. elec. kit, 8 bedrms.,
pa baths, attrac. liv and din. rms,
3 fireplaces. lge. barn, gear garage
Price S39,500.
Nine lovely acres with attrac., small
4-room house and barn: all bldgs,
S13 900 '0' 41e0 teA'oA"'''
Properties within easy committing
distance Phone Rockville 2043. be-
fore IL m. or after pm. IL
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Eyes, Mr.. Johnson, EN-. 5000 -
CAPITOL HEIGHTS

and extra lot just across
the District line. plenty OF ground
for garden, close to transp. and
schools and shopping center. Ideal
for children, Recently redecorated.
3 bedrms.. built-in garage and full
bsmt., new oil burner, h.-w. heating
plant. Both house and lot with So
ROGERS, AP. 2462 or RE. S181.
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COLLEGE PARK

Completely redecorated 2-story white
brick. 3 bedrms and 2 baths; full
bsmt. with recr rm., work rm.; oil
h.w h. Outside cement terrace
with fireplace and screened area,
Lear det. gar; large level lot.
WAYNE A. CASKEY. AP. 64OO or
WA. 6639 is
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HoUSES-SAlE-VA. (conf.)
ARLINGTON
ASHTON HEIGHTS

BRICK CAPE COD
On beautiful level wooded lot with
brick garage. The first floor consists
OF large living room with fireplace,
side screened porch. family size din
ing room. equipped kitchen and sep
arate breakfast room. The second
floor. has 2 twin-bed rooms, cedar
lined closets and large tile bath;
Full basement. partitioned for recre-
alton room across entire side of
house. Other outstanding features
include slate roof gas h.-Wh.. close
IN location. convenient, to shops
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
2222 Wilson Blvd. OW. $3.50
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UNIVERSITY PARK
Def -STOPV RRTCK
UNIVERSITY PARK

Two-story brick. built in 194S. on a
large lot; 5 bedrms., 2 baths and
built-in garage. JOHN A. WENTZ.
Realtor WA 1856,
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BRICK COLONIAL

Side hall plan with large cheerful
living room. fireplace, dining room
and beautifully equipped kitchen: 3
bedrooms; rear porch full base
ment with asphalt floor. Con-
veniently located near upper 18th
st. NV. Owner has been trans
ferred. Price. S21,950. Good f.
nancing. Call SH SOLO It'll 8 pm.
MONTGOMERY
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA,
LYON VILLAGE

There are not enough homes avail
able In this fine community to salts
fy the demand. Do not delay on
this one. A large three bedroom
brick Colonial with full basement,
recreation room, large living room,
separate dining room. side screened
porch. equipped kitchen, and at
tached garage. Substantial cash, by
appointment. OW. 4420, 8 till 8.
OW 942R
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OF. 1886. or. so35.
-IT
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INVESTMENT g. INSURANCE CO.


COLONIAL, ,,$15,500
Lovely all-brick 3-bedroom, 2-story
home with large living room, fire.
place, dining room. open porch in
very pretty fenced yard. In good
neighborhood of fine kept homes
For appointment. call SH. SOLO
til 9 p NJ.
MONTGOMERY
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
Silver Spring Brick

3 BEDRMs.. DEN. ga BATHS
The very best in early American Co.
lonial design with den or bedrm.
and powder rm. on 1st fl. True cen
ter-entrance plan with GIFT. liv. rm.,
fireplace; lge. dining rm.. Youngs-
town electric kit. lovely breakfast
room and screened porch, lst level;
2no A., master bedrm. with bath and
mirrored dressing rm; 2 other twin
bsuft. has loft. log-burning fire.
place and " bath in splendid rec
reation room: attached garage and
terraced grounds facing parkland.
Construction and architecture can
not be faulted, Cali Mr.. Russell. 81.
032S. ewes,
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
ST. 1900, 1922 17th st, NV.
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WASHINGTON, d. C.
HoUSES-SALE-MD. Cont J
BETHESDA-S16.950

This modern brick home in nice
neighborhood. Living rm. with fire.
kitchen; side screened porch: End
floor, large bedrms. and bath; full
bSmt.; gas heat; level lot; Bendix
washer included with price.
Billingsley & Korzendorfer
5211 Wis. Ave. OR. 1926.
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SILVER SPRING
RAMBLER
SILVER SPRING AREA

MODERN BUNGALow-S11,750
Two bedrms., beautifully equip. kit,
full basement Easy terms.
Two bedrms., exp. attic; excel. .loca-
ton; Ice. level, fenced lot; full bsmt'
3-BEDRM. BUNGALOW-S14 $50
Close-in location; level lot; oil hot
water heat; garage.
UNUSUAL BUNGALOW--Sl 1920
Brick, 2 bedrms: in settled neighbor,
hood: bsmt. finished into beautiful
paneled recr. rm., equip. laundry
LUXURY RAMBLER-S25,9 $50
Three bedrms., 2 baths, beautiful NV.
rr, hllilt= in qar: immed. DOsSeSSlOn.
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1880 Wisconsin ave. OIL. $40.
Eve. GE. 0660. is
BEDROOM BRICK
Chew Chase-S21 500

Chevy ChaSe-$21 800
In new-house cond, located in the
Rock Creek section, close to schools,
shopping and Transportation. lst f.,
23xl3 living rm.. lge. din. rm.. cleo
trio kit. breakfast nook, screened
porch; End f.. 3 nice bedrms. with
plenty closet space and tile bath;
full bsmt. with toilet; lovely fenced
lot with shade trees. Call Mr.. Rus
SELL 81 022S. ewes.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
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ARLINGTON
RANCH-STYLE HOME
YES, it has 3 large bedrms.
YES, it has 21a baths.
YES, it has full basement.
YES, it has screened porch.
YES, it has garage.
YES, it has fine location.
Do not fail to see this outstanding
new home; many other features to
please you: Reasonably priced for
immediate sale. For complete details,
call 8 till 9.
EXCLUSIVE WITH
TALMAGE WILCHER, INC.
REALTORS
1888 Wilson Blvd. Aka.sooo
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GREENBELT AREA
AZ 4-10 ACRES

X ~ G1N1lGo
Larse house. formerly used as mill
tary school, with "A rms. Also an
S-rm, house; baseball diamond; oas-
ket ball court; dble.- car garage;
96-ft. artesian well. Situated Az
miles from Laurel Race Track and
close to the other race tracks.
Ideal for schools. night clubs. train
ing camp. country club or develop
ment
Price for the entire property, S75.-
900; $4,000 cash, balance held as
first MORTGAGE
FOR REAL BUY ON TODAY's MAR
KET phone
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
REALTORS
116 s, St. Asaph St, Alex, Va.
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY


ARDMORE. S10,45O with S1,250
down-All-brick bungalow. oil a.-c.
heat; needs some work but q little
of your time could make this very
attractive. WAYNE A. CASKEY.
AP. 640O or WA. 6639. lis
Schools. carlines; $1,000 dn., s65
mo. JOHN H. JOHNSON, WA. $3.50.
COLLEGE PARK HOLLYWOOD -
$3.50 down, assume GI loan; $73
mo. includes taxes. insurance and
ground rent New brick rambler. 8
&C. heat: conv. transp., etc. H.
CARLYLE deLOzIER. Realtor, WA.
5000, WA. 6060.
HYATTSVILLE AREA-See this bar
gain; ,s, $3.50 down: IN 2-bedrT. bunss-
aaFF gMFFH fHSssi:; RHaErx oioor.' isoSr' rs zasTd
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ACCOTINK HEIGHTS
SEE TT TO-DAY

Masonry stucco bungalow; large liv-
ing room with fireplace. . bedrooms.
equipped kitchen. auto Bendix
washer: or i2-acre knoll; block from
main hwy S10,250; easy terms.
MILLS REALTY CO.. Annandale,
Va FA O9QQ
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BROOKDALE
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

New brick Colonial. This home is
worthy of your inspection, located
IN one of the finest residential
neighborhoods; 1st f.. lge. living
rm., French doors to porch, nice
dining rm., electric kit, den and
powder rm.: 2nd A.. lge. bed
rms, 2 complete baths, full base
ment with - bath; price S29, 500.
About "a cash. Your home ac-
cepted in trade.
CAMBRIDGE REALTY co.
GAol EItiHnAHrir 2llR
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No. Arl. Rambler

1NO. TIT. 1CdIIIUItI
styling In this loveliest of
modern designs; 2 corner bedrooms.
fireplace, magnificent kitchen; ali
in pleasant surroundings. Full price,
$1,000. with only S3.500 cash TO
approved purchaser.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. GIL. or OK. 27s4.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-21

appropriations secured for roads in the Iongass National Forest and now, in view of many, it would be wiser to build the Juneau-Atlin road than, say the extension of the Douglas road.
 However that is not the question: The money available was appropriated for special purpose, ana it must be spent for that purpose It is not within the authority of the Regional Forester anyone else to spend the money already appropriated by Congress for a purpose other than that for which the appro- priation granted
 Now if we can interest MT. Carson in the project, progress will have been made.
 Since we want and need the road the next move is to figure ways and means of getting the money 5o build it.
 MT Mckinley and his committee are trying to find those means and they deserve every encourage ment from the people who give them assistance.
 No one has had more experience in dealing With Congressional committees in an endeavor to secure appropriations for Alaska than has B Frank Helntze- man. regional forester MT Hentzleman, commis- goner for the Department of Agriculture in Alaska and as vice president for the territory of the Pacific Northwest Trade Assiciation has assured MT Mckh- lev that he will everything possible to assist the Chamber of Commerce committee in it's Taku road plans.
 This in itself is a long stride toward obtaining the Taku river highway and eventual connection by road with the Alaskan highway.
 We hope that people in our city, in our terri torial and federal governments, that the Canadian government people under whose jurisdiction such pro- ects are planned will all work together to attain his end.
 It would be dandy to drive to Lake Atlin for fishing next weekend. Now, wouldn't it?
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A TIME TO WORK TOGETHER

Eventually there will be road up the Taku Valley to connect Juneau with the Alaskan Highway.
 When this will be accomplished, one can guess at this time.
 A Chamber of Commerce committee, with Jerry Mckinley it's chairman is working hard on the project
 House Memorial, authored by Representatives J. Simpson NacKinnon and Waino Hendrickson, asked for the construction adequate road from Juneau to Atn and that appropriate steps be taken with the Canadian and British Columbia governments to im- plement such program
 This should be the beginning consultation with Canadian authorities And understand, it is plan ned to invite the Honorable Mir Carson commissioner of public works in the British Columbia governno' to Juneau survey the project and to place before him reasons for building the road.
 This done if British Columbia is interested in the project and some commitment to the building Of road to Atlin is given, next step will be to ask the Congress- new funds to be appropriated for this specified highway.
 Apprefriatons are difficult to come by and any rechanne!ing of funds already appropriated might mean losing the entire appropriation.
 Such a loss would not affect the Juneau area only it also would injure road plans for Ketchikan and ether Southeast Alaska towns
 As MT. Mckinley suggests there was no thought . of the Juneau-Atlin road at the time the present
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SOAP BOX DERBY DAY

One of Juneaus top sporting events takes place tomorrow with the fourteenth annual running of the Soap Box Derby under joint sponsorship of the Daily Alaska Empire the Juneau Rotary Club and Connors Motors representing Chevrolet Division of General Motors.
 This year. twenty-six boys, driving cars of their own manufacture will compete for the grand prize and host of local awards. Twenty of the entrants are Juneau lads; two from Douglas and four are here from Sitka.
 Grand prize winner will receive, in addition to an impressive plaque, al-expense trip to Akron, Ohio, where he will against winners from every part of the United States in the All American Soap Box Derby.
 Tn addition to being the only city in Alaska to participate in the Soap Box Derby program, Juneau also holds the distinction of being the northernmost community represented in the All American Derby at Akron
 More about the Derby-the prizes, the boys and their cars-appears in todays supplemental section
 GOOD LUCK, FELLAS!
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MODERN ETIQUETTE ROBERTA Ry LEE

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16 Arrive; IS Depart on PNA Friday

Sixteen arrived from the Vest ward Friday on Pacific Northern Airlines and Is departed for western points.
 From Anchorage: Ezra c. Stone, Ted Theobold, James Lightbody Bill Hammer, J. w. Finnell, A. F.. Ghiglione, N. Luscombe, Ethel Alexander, w. J. Neimi, w. R. Brennan, Walter Clayton, c. L. Anderson.
 From Yakutat: T. .Batchelder, Mrs. J. Welsh, Mary and Claire Jensen.
 To Anchorage: M. M. Flint, Clara Rafcheck, Don Goodman Al Johnson, James Devon, J. D. Kiely, E. J. Eggert, R. P. Grain CT. Morris Swan, Walter Cooley. To Cordova: E. Hjemeseth, Bud Harrow.
 To Yakutat: Mrs. A. Bensen Anna James, R. J. Johnson, D. Wade, H. J. Gunderson, J. J Milton.
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i House Exlends Gar
 Payment Time From I15io q Monihs

WASHINGTON, July 20 = tR - The House voted today to extend the time for making payments on the purchase of new and used auto mobiles from 15 to 21 months.
 The vote, over administration pro- tests, was 40 to 43
 Earlier the House shouted down a proposal which would have abolished all credit controls or, in effect, wiped out the regulation requiring one-third down payment on auto mobiles.
 Both proposals were sponsored by Rep. Patman (D-Tex) who said tEe regulation puts a penalty on the poor man."
 Nearing the end of it's marathon debate on a new controls law,Nthe House quickly rejected batch of new amendments to controls bill.
 House leaders informally agreed to start final voting tonight. House members, weary from more than two weeks of wrangling, raised cries of vote, votep on each new issue.
 Approval, however, was given an amendment by Rep. Herlong (D-Fla) giving retailers the same mark-up on their merchandise as they had the month preceding the Korean outbreak.
 Administration leaders still hope to reverse a House action which would freeze price and wage ceilings at July ' levels for four months.
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Daily Lessons in English v. v L. GORDON

WORDS MISySED Robert chanced in yes happened to call yesterday OFTEN Accent first syllable 
 OFTEN MISSPEIIED (rowing (conjunion)
 
 SYNONYMS Happy cheerful cheery gay glad buoyant mirth joyful, joyous jolly jova.
 WORD STUDY: Use a and it yours.' Let Todays FANTASTIC; imaginary iuory His fantastic tale of ad venture"
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any signs of life is at the cock tail hour"
 The President looked surprised, but made no comeback except to say that, while the National Committee had some weaknesses, it wasn't as bad as Hays painted it. He didn't drop the subject of the REC, however, without dis paraging remark about Senator Fulbright, chief critic of the REC.
 Everybody knows" remarked the President, that Fulbright has written letters to the REC him. self in order to get loans for his friends"
 When the conversation turned to General MacArthur, Boggs of Louisiana reminded Truman that California's Sam Yorty was the first to commend the President on the House floor for cracking down on the General.
 You know, I served as an of- ficer on MacArthur's staff in the Pacific" observed Yorty, and l know lot about him. If anyone under Macarthur had been guilty of the brazen insubordination to- ward him that MacArthur dis played toward you, that man would have been court-martialed before you could bat your eye
 Acheson Defended The President strongly defended Secretary of State Acheson, whom l he called the best Secretary Of State in 50 years He added that it was not his responsibility to have popular Secretary of State, but one who is smart and able, especially when you have to deal with the Russians.
 Truman suggested that, if Ach- eson's critics had to sit around 1 the table with the Russians and negotiate with them, they would have a far greater respect for Acheson. The President also re- marked that he has had -four Secretaries of State all with the same policy" apparently meaning that the State Department is fol- lowing his foreign policy and that the same policy will be followed no matter who is Secretary ol State.
 The President also rehasheo his foreign policy from the time he entered the White House, ex- blaming that as a Senator he hac spent all his time on the Truman Committee Investigating wa scandals: so when he went into the White House, he had to bone up hurriedly on foreign policy
 Chinese Subterfuge
 While the Communists were talking peace at Kaesong, they were shipping steel bridging equlp- nent toward the front - equip ment that has no use at the fronl except for crossing the Han River in another Communist drive to retake Seoul.
 This is the first heavy bridging equipment that has shown up IT north Korea. Shipped into the north Korean port of Rashin from Russia, it was spotted by the Air Force on four railroad flat cars moving down the east coast
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Community Events

TOD A Y At pm. = Banquet Baranof Gold room honoring Ethel Smith, pres ident of Association of Rebekah Assemblies.
 July 22 At noon = Past Noble Grands breakfast, Baranof Iris room.
 July g At noon - Rebekah's no-host lunch con, Iris room, Baranof.
 July 24 At 6:30 pm. = Baseball game be- tween Coast Guard and Elks, Fire mems Park.
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20 YEARS AGO FIFE FIT EMPIRE
JULY 21, 1881


 
 said be the most violent recorded this the first recorded just days more than almost to the minute Dean Trinity Cathedral is aboard the Coast Cuard cutter Taapoosa while officers are having target practice
 Eight passengers Canadian National Lines raphp They Gladys Sand Fowler R. Ranald Seattle R. E. Law renee C. H Gibbs Dawson, F Thurman, Rupert Fraser of Douglas for the south on the Princess outside Alaska 22
 Arriving the Yukon George Parks H. A. A. Hamilton Cooke, Mrs A George McInnes
 moohp Etebeth brought to port on her yesterday who the fishing destroyed five wrecked fishermen Samuel Solberg Matthew Balancck and Roy Kuph 76 55; Showers.
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Crown Prince, Object Of Yankee Haie Durinq World War l, Dies

HECHINGEN, Germany, July 21, LRl Imperial Germany s last crown prince Friederich Wilhelm of Hohenzollern-died at his little villa here last night af- ter a long illness. He was 69.
 Eldest son of Germany's last Kaiser, Wilhelm II, Prince Will helm since World War II had lived in near seclusion here with in sight of a hilltop Hohenzollern castle which he could not afford to run.
 In World War I he was in nominal charge with general staff experts constantly at his elbow-of the German army in the bloody carnage of Verdun.
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Air Force planes bombed and strafed the train, succeeded in de- railing it, but did not damage the bridging equipment
 A later air patrol, sent to fin ish the job, couldn't locate the four flatcars. They still may be en route toward the front, and later the Han River.
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LOOK and LEARN %y. 9y c. GORDON

What military President of the US? What the part which 
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PIONEER VISITS

George Roller, old-time Alaskan from Fairbanks, is spending few days here visiting friends. He is at Hotel Juneau.
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ASKS FOR HOUSE IN DIVORCE ACTION

Charging incompatibility, Mar garet M. Voiles filed suit for di- vorce against Sidney L. Voiles yes- terday afternoon in US. District Court. She is represented by Nor man Banfield, attorney.
 The couple was married in An chorage September 5, 1922 and have no children.
 Mrs. Voiles is asking that their Douglas home, owned jointly, be signed over to her. Voiles would be allowed their automobile, also jointly owned
 FROM HUNTER BAY
 H. F. Hargrove of Funter Bay is at the Baranof Hotel.
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FROM PORTLAND

MT. and Mrs. James McMurrin of
 Portland are at the Baranof hotel.
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at Alaska Points

Weather conditions and temper atures at various Alaska points also on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 am. 120th Meridian Time, and released by the Weather Bureau are as follows.
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FROM CORDOVA Stewart D. Felker of Cordova, is at the Baranof Hotel.
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The Washington Merry-Go-Round

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papers or my Republican foes say about me-" he declared. All l hope is that I am able to settle this crisis without one American city being atom-bomhed and without the destruction of civili- zation by a third World War.
 What people say about me is of no importance if I can prevent that. After all, I have no personal ambitions"
 Then he added-with a grin:
 I've gone as high as I can get There's no future in this job
 Waxing serious again, the Pres ident stated that there is cry ing need for more constructive criticism. and less mud-slinging and reckless vituperation, if the government is to serve the best interests of the American people on both the foreign and domestic fronts.
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GabrieIsOn's Fees

"A lot of Democrats are peeved about the REC investigation, but it is constructive to let the public know both sides of the inquiry, Truman remarked. Anything less is a whitewash. I proposed to re- organize the REC some time ago, but l got little help or encou- agement from Congress-
 Looking at Congressman Hays of Ohio, he checked himself and added:
 T did get some important help from you. Your speech about those big fees received by Guy Gabrielson Republican National chairman) for getting REC loans for the CarthaN Hydrocol Com pany was q great job"
 "The only thing that made me mad about my speech on Gabriel sons fees" Congressman Hays ln- terrupted was that the Cleve- land Plain Dealer insinuated that the information was planted on me by the Democratic National Committee.
 .'Plantedl" continued Hays. I'm agine that! Why, the Democratic National Committee didn't have either the brains or initiative to dig it up"
 And while we're on the sub feet. MT. President" said the Ohlo Congressman, Lets talk about our own National Committee. l personally think it's a disgrace to the Democratic party and ought to be reorganized from top to bottom.
 The Republican National Com mittee is always on it's toes pro- 1id.ng Republicans in Congress with ammunition against the Democrats, but what has Bill Bowl and his outfit ever done for IS? The answer is nothing.
 Cocktail Democrats
 "Tl only time the Democratic National Committee staff shows
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MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. l49 SECOND and FOURTH . :: ;:: ]; E: :::' :::: : j: !: ;: $: $: :::: ]:
 Worshipful Master;
 JAMES w. LEVERS, Secretary.
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Weather: High 76; Low 55; Showers.
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Dean Rice of Holy Trinity Cathedral, is aboard tn Guard cutter Taapooa taking trip while the officers al are having rifle and target practice