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2-FAMILY, S16.95O

Open Wed. and Thurs, 6 to 8
In beautiful Woodbridge, l block to
Il. !. ave. ne. Ideal for . families
or investment. Many unusual fes :
lures. Modern in every detail. lst
rm... equip. kitchen, bath, ond Il
Aft. liy. rm., din. rm.. lge. kitchen
path; Front porch. pvt entrances,
fuIl basement. 2-car garage, Bendiy
washer. Mr.. Harris INA. 5O05) on
premises. Out R. l. ave. ne, right
on goth St, right to 1912 Hamlin ST,
". BERENS SALES INC
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COIONTAT-S20 Q50

COLONIAL-$20,9 $50
Most attractive 3-bedrm. brick home
2 years old. Located OF East-West
hwy. Entrance hall, large liv. rm,
with firepl. spacious din. rm., side
hall plan, powder rn. on lst a.;
screened porch. Owner Transferred
Approximately 81 800 cash req. For
appointment call SH. s010 It'll 8
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT d INSURANCE CO.
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NEAR ANDREWS FIELD
"S1.6OO CASH"

VIII buy this detached corner brick
suburbs, only a few y years old. with
5 rms; bedrms.. bath; fireplace
in Ev. rm.; vacant and immediate
possession can be arranged. Only
S11.950. Call ME- 1913 until pm.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-2-story brick home. Z
bedrmS.. living .rm. with fireplace
sep. din. rm.. full bSmt., screened
porch, garage; conv. to schools and
transp.; S19,950. 55lO Glenwood
r.. lust OF Old Georgetown rd.,
BETHEsDA's BEST BUY-prastic-
ally reduced for quick salei det all
beautiful corner lof; slate roof;
S24, 500. Ewes. can wo. 1880
FRANK 3. PHILLIPS. DI. 14I1,
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
VEfo fo kEssoNs}SnE kEssi R4MH RARMENT PAK4E
Are you looking for q home cow
TO the circle and Blessed Sacrament?
Then make an appt. to see this
charming English-type residence.
large rms; 4 bedrms., sheep. porch
and 2 baths; large screened porch,
overlooking large garden; Gear ga
Tage, h;;-w. oil heat. Call Mr.
WASH. REALTY co.
Realtors. $500 Ga. Ave. GE. $500.
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WOODBRIDGE
3127 CENTRAI. AVE

O1lI OEN I nAI AVE.
6-rm. detach, brick. yrs. old. in
pert. cond; throushout; lss. ,liv. rm.
on. lst A.: lge. bedrms., screened
pch.. gas h.-w h, full bSmt.; painted
throughout; lge. yd.. with picket
fence For further information, call
Mr.. Jarrett. with r. G. DUNNE.
HO. 01O0: ewes and SIM No oN2A
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BETHESDA: near Wilson lane and
Bradley blvd. New brick homt
rm.. kit. 2 bedrms, Ia baths, lst
floor space for additional bath and
rooms on second floor If desired;
you can select your own color scheme
trees. Call Mr.. Lueeh. MA. 204O;
eyes Wo. 5133. L, e. BREUN-
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1900 BLOCK MASS. AVE. Sc.
6-room. row brick house,
equipped for Q families. with side
hall entrance. Has > screened rear
porches and open front porch. built
in garage. gas h.-wh.. and a deep
lot. Priced right for a quick sale
MIR. Beasley, VI. 0oO6
MARSHALL J, WAPLE CO.
Realtor M 2246
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DESK SPACE

IN DOWNTOWN ALExANDRIA-Desk
space and FOR mailing address and
telephone answering service. AL.
d94S or P. o. Box 1920. alexandria,
BARR BLDG, 80 18th ST. NV
Near Conn. and K. New modern at
want, the best. ReceptionisI, switch
board. mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST. 1856,
IN ATTRACTIVE DWNTN. SUITE
Large well-apptd. once with only
others sharing. Ans. Sery. avail.
Reas. ST.. 536s, ewes. and sunday.
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HOUSES WANTED TO Buy

II HAVE CLIENT for a $4,000 t,
$l5,990 home II Ghsverly. Md, witi
AP. 3e20, with ROGER MOSS, Real.
tor. gl25 Rhode Island ave. ne
Ri SS on ALExANpRIA-Wu
pay up to $4,000 for home with 4
bedrmr. and liv. rm. large enough
Call KE. 3-5137 ewes. JAMES L
TWO Or TREE TGREE BEDRM. HOUSE
Va; pref. several blocks from mair
I'd, not nee. new. Down pymt. oi
$1,000 pref. Can assume $1O0 mo
pymt. Box 1917, Star.
DIRECT FROM OWNER--Cash fo,
ySar Eyer prSpeFsy rS asss y 8 p g gs Or Md
VIRGINIA--Amputee needs home witt
at least | bedrri and bath on Isl
snQor and more bedrms. and BATH
4 3ipstai irs Must be near bus. Ramb.
4 leri Of 2-st9ry home up TO $50. 900
sves wnsa aMss .oGa cash E nrSsN osll kE s 8 8s,5lsi
4 WILL PAY ron Cash today fol
T PROMPT ATTENTION 81 g e. .hs ia ss,.
Of your home business or invest.
n,ent property Is what you desire
call II. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtof
SOS North Capitol ma. $3.50 Pre-,
WANT TO 70 PURCHASE 'nis nice ss5s or 1
bedrm. home. in nice location
Have cash. Box 471-x. Star. g.
Need home, Brentwood or Shepherd
Park. viii buy this week. H,
ISARD REALTY Co, ST. 1901;
eyes, TU. 07Tg. --10
WISH no CONTACT owner selling
gor a-bedrm. brick home in Va.
ia. Ali S34. --fi
or income property In good D. G,
or nearby Nd location. Have sub
stantial cash. MRS. COX. vi. 1886
QUICK ACTION With spot cash fol
y9uF s,2 I19ly HOME; MD VA. or p. G
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VIENNA
LOTS
CUNNINGHAM ACRES
Lanham Park
Defense Highway
AUFGIy GUIS
&760 tn 500

&10U 70 &yUU
S100 Down. Sis Monthly
City Water, Phone, Hard Roads
Electric; Good Bus Facilities
trn esst s Peacs Pe 20 Ss
out Defense hwy. u. S. Route 50)
5 miles to once and sign 'Lanhann
Park" Open daily and Sunday, 10
to 8. THOMAS r. HALEY, Real.
tor, Hyattsyille OI07.
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9th AND X SITS. NV. t9ss 5th st i
IT,; ideal for Office, jobber or dis
trtoutor; heat, light and janitor
service furnished; freight elevator;
81. 5 CS;s ssso NC 7ss 18th st. NV,
EVANS sSujlLDINe. 1920 New w Yor.
ave; n.w.-Ayailanle immediately
desirable rooms TO meet your re-
snlts ssal1tssmsnss sis ME- PENN 'Io, PROPERTIES
ONE TO FIVE ROOMS. connecting,
most suitable for doctors or any
Professional ONCE; located in one
q Conn. aves. best apt. houses at
SfdWay ST.. near Uptown Theater.
DAVIS EOE suii No imagination. Sana call Mr.
ATTENTION. doctors. dentists. real
estate, etc. Large bright rooms,
reception room, 2 porches, newly
decorated; excellent location; ideal
aos aor !, o. or more nor oss dostors. 1915 Ga.
OFFICE igs n.W co@sietsIs Gsi sssa; Furnished
conditioned; downtown; viii con-
sider leasing to responsible oreani-
5000 FIT. OF oFFiCE sPAcE-prom-
lnent corner location near White
%ediTatf Fop fUrts.1s sgTs Ss| Nh SERsSR
STUDIO FOR RENT, third floor.
81 10Th ST. n.w.-Two large rooms.
reception room and large ball
room; total, 1.200 So. IT,; equipped
with shower, two toilets and COM
piete Kitchen. Can be used for or
sanitation quarters or, combiret,
ONCE and living quarters. Cen
tral location. Call Me. 54S3 or
DU 1860. -6
AxAILABLE-Seyeral Offices in desir-
able, well-located bldg. "a blk.
Maynower and Conn. ave-: reason
sgie. iIl3 NJ st. NV. MR.. HORN,
%. of44, OH- Z965. --6
rm., 2 smaller rms. and bath; ent,re
2nd A.: excel, for any PROFESSIONAL
Use TIE onSr Neo-VrAest
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STORES FOR RENT

MAYO. MD.-Corner all roads. to
Beverly. Mayo. Triton Beaches;
serving 5000 to 9.000 population;
no barber or beauty shop or hard
ware store In community: mod. new.
beautiful bldg. Call LA. 6-o323.
CLARENDON--Barber shop or beauty
parIor; plumbing in: new bldg; S100
month; lease. CH. 1l22. CH. 6844.
TAKOMA PARK. business district
Ideal for retail business: $50 mo.
incl. heat. DE. 6464, Tu. 1920;
AT KENsINGToN, new store; 1000
50. it.; excellent parking: reasonable
rent. EARL ]. PRESTON, SH.
9l93, LO. 5-0230. @ --6
6l6 7th ST. S.W.-Lge. store; will
rent to. responsible tenant; very
reasonable rent. j. GERALD LUS-
TINE. 4l2 9th st. NV. D1. 1896.
a45I CONN. AVE. N.w.-11xs0-ft,;
shopping center with parking Tor 80
cars; near Peoples Drugstore. Wool
worth. Best q Co. KASS-BERGER,
26O5 CONN. AvE.-store, 20xs0.
Modern bakery, 20x40.- Suit. caterer,
rastaura nj yaeant WO ISIS.
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FARMS .tcon..,

sTRoUT CATALoG-Farms. homes.
businesses. Mailed FREE. STROUT
REALTY. 1I1-A woodward BLDG :,
Washingtnn ST 2124
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT
80.O 600 50. FT., centrally located,
pvt. :. :. siding and ONCE. MA. 1855.
BETHESDA STORE, with 2nd-n. loft;
also bsn1t., zoned industrial for any
kind business. 4720 Bethesda ave.
Call Rockville 1896. -
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
YOU WILL BE PIEASEl

To see this beautifully kept alI-hrick
home in No. Arl; It is an excel
ronnping room provided In its beau
tiful lge. lot and asphalt tile bsmt.
Its well planned. tastefuily deco
rated interior will be q delieht to
entertaining parents. Liv. rm. with
frepL, din. rm. and kit are on the
the sd End 4 quiet, sui suburban a str street. e.
Call Us for early appt. to inspect.
PAUL PAUL E. BUTTERFIELD
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FARMS

COMMUTERS CATTLE FARM-25
Pleasant valley is stes area. 20 Rs'n 81 aeTes ewy
mostly cleared; permanent pastures;
stream; newly-huilt 5-rm. bungalow;
modern bath, hardwood floors. fire.
attic; bsmt.; nice Kitchen; shade
trees, good barn, sheds, henhousei
school bus at door: low taxes; i'm.
mediate possession. Asking SIS.
500: Good terms. RALPH A
STYER. Realtor, Pleasant Valley
va, Phone Arcola 5255 or Wo. 57l2
acre, 65 acres young timer, 3ha mi
Of good town of Louisa, Va. TIE
BRANDYwINE. MD.-75 acres; i'd idea.
for subdivision with 1,65O it. or
state hwy. 1,300 fl. on county road
Has 5 acres cleared; balance in oal
Sn; Sna pine tim5er; Il miles from D: c
Clinton, Md. Phone Cypress 9333
HOWARD COUNTY-224 acres. Yer,
fertile. level tractor land; 6-bedrm
country home; nice setting; lge. bank
narn with all necessary outbuildings
n, n good repair. JOHN BURDoFT
Spring, Md. Call Ashton (Md.) 3s46.
HOWARD COUNTY-25 acres. Don't
be fenced in. Modernized farm
house; 8 .lge rms. mod. akit,; in
grove OF trees: oil heat, fireplace,
berry. and garden; stream; lge. barn;
poultry and hog houses; 8 garages.
Commutine distance, on good road
JOHN BURDOFT, ColesVille, Nd.
Z. r D. SILVER Spring. Md. Call
L0UD0UN COUNTY. Hillsboro area
119 acres, approx. 100 acres in gras,
and a 9ndeE 'da caitivstion. 6-rm: stons
bsmt. Excel. bank barn. Situated ted or 4
main highway at foot Of Blue Ridge
Mts.. Al mi. to D. c. Price. $4,000
with 30ee down. PETERS REALTY
Mclean. Va. Elmwood 3703. -
L0UDOUN COUNTY, vA.-134 acres;
approx; 80 acres in grass and under
prox. ! mile fronting on Potomac
River; bank barn; no house. 81. 900
Terms. PETERS REALTY, Mclean
Va Eimwood 3103. -S
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY - "
acres. rolling stock land, sparkling
springs and streams, some valuable
timber; bldgs. not much. but usable
tance: Slo,a5Q, Terms. MCDANIEL
iss-AcRE ssAi bAiR9 6shISa FARM. Fam in primo, s
William Co., Va; stocked and
Ssan SS1Sssys yery gSSa nsk SsSe sne
barn. S31 900. 50 acres; very sooe
6-room house. S1O.5O0. For further
information, write or call A. r
WILKINS. Nokesville ,17-N-21, OF
Pentagon Realty Co., Fairfax 1896
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

JUST LISTED, one Of those rare
small investments SO much sought
after at this time. Store and three
1-rm., kit. and bath apis: Good ne.
nuai income. @ 5000 500 " With sh Chance Il ITO to
increase. S19,500. Call Mrs. Dove.
WO. 0S45 with LEGUM & GERBER
REALTY CO.. AID. 1900. til pm.
End COMMERCIAL. mr.. sth and Mon
roe SITS. ne. II rms; 8 baths; det;
Mssenry sssS o iys. rrnsn lSt s1soe sHERT asGssa
zER. RE. 2s0f, st. 7747.
$595 DOWN-1st commercial. brick,
arranged as apts.: income. $141
monthly; monthly payment on ball
ance OF purchase price only S115.
NEAR 18th AND x NV. s-story
1855 Sy iesIsp snd r Pu rms ms 81 s4o 81 Mss: mo
3rd fir. apt, at S65. mo. This prop
erty will show l3N return on cash
INVESTED; DRURY REALTY CORP
Manuei' NJ; epoqI ams sun; psssl and ewes. Mr.
LEASED FOR s.iso YR., large s.
a5s, lou Iouls Ridden. si Il Ex, Sf f57e2;
500; lge. yearly return; excel. cond.;
10 Yrs; old; For fun Information,
sToRE E AND 5 APTs.@s4th ti St.. Mt.
Rainier, Nd. $4,000 per W. income.
Prize, $50, 900; terms. Caii MR..
APT. HoUsE. det.. II units: Al
cond.; jan. otrs.; near 18th and
Col; rd. NV; annual income over
$1,000; price; $4,000; $4,000
RIvERDALE. MD.-S5,5a0 yearly in
come; 10000 handles. Building
under 2 years old; t2) stores; 3 and
5-yr. leases; t2) 3-rm., mod. kit.
and dinette apts.: Individual heat;
tenants pay utilities: (2) ware
houses; all rented. Call DI. 1918
I'll pm. VIM. Il. SAUNDERS CO..
NEW 3-FAMILY APARTMENT build
ant furnishes all utilities except
water: in good section Of city. Price
$I9,950. FRANCIS. A. BLUNDoN
CO., S05 H st. NV. Ma. O7I4. "a
1S& NET RETURN on your invest
ment of S26-500 In beautiful resi-
dence in Embassy area. now leased
for 3 years. REALISTINGS CORP,
STORE IA AND Sas APARTMENT, aiSna, income
eal Mr per Fissaer ssaa with h1ee pREaSTs sisspe
BROS. MA, 05s2; eve. AID. 1904.
soLIDLY-BUILT converted residence
adjacent prominent s.e. corner, near
Capitol. Congressional Library,
House and Senate ONCE bldgs. Dig
nified structure OF four floors and
two POEMS Rtehsn He aena bath an III rented sash
completely furn.. Good income
Ieas; priced. Furn. included. Box
91-Z. Star.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR REM

CORNER LOCATION t3Ox5OG full
bsmt., steel and concrete constructed;
suitable for drug. hardware. 5 and
10. or grocery. 601-605 Division
z ave. ne. Call HARRY d. SPERLING,
DE. 0600, AID. 6S41. LIZ
AZ WASHINGTON BLVD. LAUREL,
Nd; formerly occupied by automo-
bile dealer, Laurel 177-M -S
USED CAR LOT with once. southwest
| corner Lee blvd. and Glsbe rd., Arl
dseenHoSi1sn 1900 sSi f.; ns sse9 ea71 mo B.s ]
I5S PIERCE ST. N.W.-Corner New
jersey ave. 1st commercial lot; fol
rent or sale; can use for any Isl
commercial business. Wo. 56S7. Is
NR. CONN. AVE. AND M-2nd comm.
5000 so. it., ground fioor; front ane
rear entrance: long lease. Ma. 1886
.N.E.--Nice large store with 2-stor,
garage In rear, and large 5-rm
and bath apt. above. Only $500 pei
mo. Long lease IL desired JOSEPH
A. HERBERT & SONS. 5l5 e. Capt.
tol st., Ii. 3-0l 30; eyes,, Ii. 3-27S1
SMALL Or LARGE-Business proper.
tiles. In shopping area, Arlington
County. Some with living quarters
For further information, call c. E
LANIER, oW. 3434; -s
blvd. at HOLLYWOOD I'd. 6-rm. rambler
Suit. trailer camp. WO, 1916.
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STOCK FARM

565 acres-Beautiful. 9-rm., modern
brick house. 3h baths, servants
quarters and bath; 9 tenant houses,
lge. dairy barn; watered by streams.
Main highway, so min. to d. C.;
$135, 900; terms. j. L. C.. WEST,
EA 2laG
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MOD. STORE AND APT. near TiyoI
Tfeater, sale or lease. excel, cond
Please call Mr.. Forkish, TU. ofVO
ewes, GE. 3S3S. AVON SHOCKEY
GEoRsGGE;TowN, GEssHsGi; Wis. ave. near Res.
eryoir-semidet. 2-story and bsmt.
$4,000. DRURY REALTY CORP.
MI. 1000. ewes. OR. $751;, EN-. 53St
STORE AND APT. 5000 block Ca
ave-. ideal for any business. LOUIS
RIDDEN Elk. 5707.
FURNITuRE sT0RE-New and used
Owner must sell at a sacrifice tc
carry on other business. For appt.
call MR.. HANDY. FIR. 6144. Is
BILLIARD PARLOR for sale CHEAP
Going into service. Call after c
HOT SPOT".-Prince Georges Bank
Bldg, near intersection BALTIC. blvd
and Goliege ave. at y. Of Md. Priced
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. I41f.
1910 G ST. S.E.--Solid semidet. brick
bldg. f20x75); lge. store on 1st A.;
5-rre: art. on End A.; basement. oil
h.-w.h. Make offer. Call WO. 4754
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. I411.
DOWNTOWN AREA--3 buildings or
large lot. Smaller building LEASED
Ssoo SaSo per Sn,,G,Dn %0nth; Three.story brick
house occupied BY owner. Modern
ofices. 39-foot wide front; 30-foot
rear alley. Possession at settle
ment. S65. 900. Call Mr.. Zirkle
Ma. $500 or NO. f5f94. BOSS q
PHELPS, NC, 1417 K st. NV. IS
FIRST COMMERCIALr--Lot. 50xI0(
IT.. on Sheriff rd.. between 18th and
47th st. ne.
Also lot on Sheriff rd., near 44th st
me-, 25x100.
Also 1915 Sheriff rd.. improved by six
rooms and bath, hot water oil heat;
good for any business. Excl. GU
SACK, call after 4 pm. Wo. 6891,
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2523 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. ow. 444s.
OK. 1888; Ewes, FA. 1910 Is
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LOTS, Io0x11o. in Laurel. SIS down
Lot, 20Sx314. Baltimore blvd, in
Laurel 20c per sq. IL.
Lot: soft. frontage, on Baltimore
fruit or vegetable stand.
CHARLES p. DIEHL. WA. 404I
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-11
'Arth of Triumph Great Love Drama Opens at 20th

All true lovers of Paris, as well as all those who only know that fascinating city from the tales they have read of it, were among the avid readers of Erich Maria Re- marques powerful novel Arch of Triumph" when it first appeared several years ago. For Remarque had lived in Paris for many years and knew from personal experi- ences the dramatic umdercurrents that were eddying about in that fearful year of 1888 during which he set his plot and characters.
 In the center of the Place de L'Etoile, the hub of 12-avenued wheel, the chief of which is the avenue des Champs Elysees. stands the worlds largest triumphal arch, the Arc de Triomphe. Commemorate ing the military triumphs of the French Revolutionary and Napo- leonic troops. the Arch became the resting place of the Grave of the Unknown Soldier after World War I.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-11
GIamorous Lana Leads a Life of Her Own al Capitol

With the appearance at the Cap itol Theatre of the popular Lana Turner, co-starred with Ray Mill land in "A Life of Her Own" MG-M gives fair warning that glamour once again rides trium- phant on the motion picture screen.
 As a smalltown girl who rises to fame as New York's most sought after model, Miss Turner has role which gives her every opportunity to reveal the provocative personality which has made her one of the na- tion's greatest box-office draws.
 Midland, an Academy Award win her, heads the men in Lana's life in the dynamic love story, while three other men also figure prom inently in the heroines rise to the pos ition of top Cover Girl.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-11
Couple from Siam Working in Juneau

MT. and Mrs. G. L. Renstrom of Bangkok, Siam, are in Juneau for few weeks. Renstrom is on tenn porary duty with the Pan American World Airways traffic department here during the peak season of southbound traffic.
 Renstrom has been previously sta- toned in Hongkong and Bangkok with PAA for the past four years. Mrs. Renstrom, of French English parents, was born and lived most of her life in Hongkong, China, where she was with British Over seas Airways before her marriage.
 Seven months ago she was evacu- ated to the United States and has been living in Sacramento until joined by her husband.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-11
Lana Turner's 4th Marriage on Rocks

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. H. R - Lana Turner is calling it quits after three years of marriage with mill lionaire sportsman Henry J. (Bob) Topping.
 They quarreled several weeks ago. Topping left home, ostensibly on a fishing trip.
 Miss Turner's studio announced yesterday that she is taking i'm mediate steps to effect legal sep aration."
 Her marriage to the tinplate heir April 26, 1948, was lavish and costly affair, held in the home of w. R. Wilkerson, publisher of a Hollywood trade paper. It was Lana's fourth marriage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-11
Million Dollar Blast kiIIs2
LittIe' Arson Insurance Plot Baekfires in Gotham -Three Arrested

NEW YORK, Sept. II = R = A furtive, drawn-out plot to burn a small clothing firm to collect $20,000 insurance backfired today into triple arrests after two men died in a thunderous, million dollar blast and fire
 The victims were city detective and one of the alleged arsonists he had trailed into a nine-story Man haitian business building last night The structure was wrecked when 55 gallons of gasoline blew up.
 Another detective was blown through wall, and second ac- cused torch" was thrown five stories down an elevator shaft, landing in the basement atop an elevator car. Both were seriously hurt.
 The terrific explosion, which police said fumbling arsonists had plan ned as only minor one, shattered windows for blocks around. The fire ragged out of control for more than three hours.
 The building was on West 18th Street, just off Fifth Avenue.
 Charged with homicide and arson were Al Keshner, 42-year-old presi- dent of a sports coat firm on the buildings fifth floor, and two al- legged hirelings, Jack Weiss, CT, and Jake Mayron, 59
 The other alleged arsonist-named as the man who set off the fuse and who died in the ensuing holo- cauSt--WaS Moe Shanirn The de-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-11
Women's Services Will Reopen Nursery
 Beginning Sept. i7

The American Women's Voluntary Services will reopen it's cooperative nursery on Sept. IT, it was an- nounced today by Mfrs. George Rogers, chairman of the nursery group.
 The nursery will operate five days week - Monday through Friday = from pm. to p.m., under super vision of two participating mothers. Mrs Rogers said
 Under the present rotation system each mother will serve one after noon every two weeks and may send children two years old or over every afternoon free of charge.
 Mrs. Rogers said a program for indoor and outdoor play and rest periods was laid out at the regular meeting of the club Sept. 6. Further, it was decided to limit the nursery group to children of mothers who participate She said each child will be required to have health cer- tificate before registering. Cribs will be available for those children who take maps.
 The nursery will be held at the Governors House as last year. Mothers interested in the coopera- tive nursery project are asked to call either Mrs. George Rogers at Green 180; Mrs. Hunt Gruening. Blue 649. or Mrs. Alexander Young Black 409 for details.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-11
H. G. BROWN IS HERE

H. G. Brown is Sitka is stop ping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-11
A Arrive, 4 Depart On Baranof Today

Arriving on the Baranof north bound Tuesday were 24 passengers with four embarking for the Vest ward. The ship is scheduled south bound some time Sunday.
 Disembarking from Seattle Gus F. Erickson, Earl M. Genzeberger Mrs. Imbert Larson, w. J. Manahan William P. Moreland, MT. and Mrs E. B. Pearson and daughter; Mrs Andrea Pugerud, Mrs. Emil Samuel son, MT. and Mrs. J. Scott, Major Clark V. Telquist, Nadine Thomp- son, Willard c. West. H. E. Wilkins MT. and Mrs. Arthur J. Ferguson.
 From Ketchikan: Viola Ryan Harold Loftus.
 From Wrangell Mrs. Rae Patter- son and two sons; Mrs. Olaf Per son.
 Embarking for Seward: MT. and Mrs. Blake Kinnear and son; Mrs. Norris Brown.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-11
Community Nights' Opening al Teen Age Club Delayed a Week

Due to unavoidable circumstances it will not be possible to begin the Community Center Nights" pro- gram for adults at the local Teen Age Club until Sept. 18 at 8:30 pm. This was announced this morning by Zach Gordon, club director.
 The feature of these regular Tues day night affairs is square dancing. The caller for the dances has been away from the city and it has been impossible to make the necessary arrangements for tonight, the date originally planned for the start of the autumn season, Gordon said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-11
TEXAS COUPLE VISITING WITH JUNEAU FRIENDS
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-11
CREW MEMBER DIES

The US. Coast Guard headquar- ters here received report yester- day from the fishing vessel Vest ward that a crew member had died aboard on Sunday. The name of the man and details of the death were not given. The vessel was in the vicinity of LaTouche. Head quarters ordered the body turned over to the US. Commissioner at the nearest port.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-11

MT. and Mrs. Dan Auld of Kerr vile, Texas are visiting the c. G. Browns here between big game hunts in Canada. Auld is at present sink ing 10 oil wells in various districts in Texas. He also owns thousands of acres of ranch land in the hill country around Kerrville.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-11
EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY

tective who died was James Daggett.
 Assistant District Attorney Al Herman said that Keshner admit ted that Encouragement over loss of an account had led him to hire the gang for S1,350 to burn his plant so he could collect the in surance.
 Its one of the most unusual crimes I've seen,' said Detective Chief Conrad Rothengast.
 Detectives had been watching the four men for 40 days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-11

We have disposed of our com- plete grocery stock and fixtures and will discontinue business as of Wednesday, Sept. 12. We wish to thank all of our customers for their past patronage. All accounts will be mailable to United Food. Box 351, Juneau Thanking you E. s. Nelson, Manager. 909-1t