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Evening star., 1951-09-26
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

CONN. AVE. EsTATEs-North Of
Silver spr.: corner lot, 1878 so.
#; adjoining lot 10,675 So, IT.;
level, wooded, accessible: for 9,
S2.400. BOGLEY'S WHEATON OF
FlCE' 10. 5,3434; ewes, Mr.. Lans-
SILVER Us SPRING, RING Kensington area.
Asking $500 each. c" Can Mr.. Raj F.
ARLINGfoNn'1;st Rim; 70 w; St Fare zoneo-7
l9ts tsSx toEr Ssdetaelhed dqpplex sptJ or
6. sash n.sl snfirsiy SE. adsa' Bowers 1885 Eye
GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS. 75x175; sew
er; water and all utils. now in:
splendid trees; close to streetcar on
Macarthur blvd. Next to new house
8 81 ;SS5. ;ss5. CAN YELIoTT & Co. VA.
woooDsIDE PARK-Leyel lot. excel.
location. Walking distance to every-
thing. All utils. OWNER, sH. 3511.
BUILDERS ATTENTIoN-supdiyiisiion
Of rs to 100 building lots in nearby
Prince GEORGES County with GI pre-
RReguiafioon Reg s6o1 3 loan commitment.
Is s0x ACRES. Res s stan mi. D. c. line a0 adj.
housing; Govt. money avail. Priced
for quick sale. 81. 5533. -27
go MIN. FROM d. c. over dual hwy.
to ] L acre and cleared cor. lot. in
Fairfax Co.; mr.. schools, shopping
and transportation; all for Sc. 500.
Falls Church. Va. --27
IS ACRES, rich soil, on road bet.
Glenwood and Daisy. % miles north
of D. c.. Mr. Mathews, ewes. UN.
2So8. J. LETToN MARTIN, Warner
on NASH STREET Sc. adjoining
Government park. All improve
tached homes. Call Mr.. Castonguay,
LOUIS P: SHOEMAKER. 171o K
IN FORT DAVIS AREA, $3.50. 900
feet on Alabama avenue corner,
zoned for community houses. Best
available site in this area, Call Mr..
Castonguay. VI. 1868. LOUIS p.
SHOEMAKER. 1719 K st. NV.
Ma. 1855.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY
If PROMPT ATTENTION to the sa

IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
of your home, business or invest
ment property is what you desire.
call r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor.
sos North CAPITOL Ma. $500. Free
WILL PAY YOU Cash TODAY for
your home. Any location. any condi-
ton; RE; 22oI, ST. z747:. /.
you top all cash or term deal for
your oe home. Call MIR. WILLIAMS.
Tor DOLLAR cash for your home.
white or colored. any section. ST.
$500; eyes,, ov. S06o.
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WE DARE COMPARISON

WE DARE COMPARISON
It's Simply More House for the None,
A BRICK RAMBLER
Location--An exclusive lux
urious neighborhood.
Lot 150-ft. frontage. 135 II.
on one side. 1913 #. on the
other.
? spacious bedrooms. all
twin-size.
Living room. 13x24.
Dining room, 12xI3.
An extra pretty kitchen,
generously equipped.
2 full tiled baths, "a bath in
basement.
An enormous full basement.
A butlt-in garage.
Price. S28,500.
We dare YOU to And any,
thing else In brick in a superb
new neighborhood that viii
BE YoUR OWN JUDGE LET
US SHOW IT TO YOU!
j. Fuller Groom Realty Co.
OK. or CH. 44s7
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Il UNITS
Nearby Virginia, 10 min. to D. c.:
estimated income approx. S1O,SO0
annual. May accept offer OF $4,000
cash down payment. Call Mr.. Caney
general manager.
REALTY INVESTMENT
1917 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va. OW. 902O
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IhvEsTMEkT PROP. WANTED

WANTED. 4 to 12 apt. bldgs. and In
broker. Cali MR.. oDUM. RE. 52l6.
WILL PAY top market price, all cash.
for brick 2-bedrm. duplex apt. hay-
ing 2. 4 or 8 units. RE. 2137; eve
nings, TR. 1885. 30
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PRoPERTY-sALE
INDUSTRIAL PRopERTr-REN1
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

$4,000 SO. FIT. of ground centrally
located; pvt. rr. siding and office.
MA. $685.
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OUTSTANDING

OUTSTANDING
MERCHANDISING CENTER
qioN TNRER 1Ns1sss e3ssgRgfaa1EG9N REaE9 vof1ME aGGA
BUSINESS. COMMODIOUS PARK
ING FACILITIES. OPENING FOR
SHOES. FURS, CHILDREN'S CLOTH
ING, WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR.
FURNITURE, MAJOR APPLIANCES,
DE LUKE DELICATESSEN, BETTER
rain APPLIcATioNs ONLY FROM
OPERATORS ABLE TO DEMON
STRATE ABILITY TO PRODUCE
LARGE SALES VOLUME. ALL
STORES AIR CONDITIONED. FULL
EASEMENTS. FOR DISCUSSION
CALL MR.. HAAS.
WEINBERG & BUSH, Inc.
l707 H st. NV, Realtors. MA. $500
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Businesses. s cAsREf Msiied FREE. sTRoUT hs1y1s
REALTY, 71I-A Woodward Bldg,
Washington. ST. 1884.
SELLING OUT to close an estate. 80
acre general purpose farm near
good looking bank barn, 4 or other
outbldgs.; on hard road only
mile or two to Woodfeld or Damas-
Gus, 1000. Can buy stock and
equipment, too, II you wish. z: K.
RUBLE. Poolesville PISA, with Rip
Ley & Romer, Realtors.
THIRTY-ACRE lake front estate with
gorgeous panorama view, 80 Minis.
from downtown .Washington,. or
BALTIC. Gentle rolling fertile land,
suitable, for beef cattle. farming,
several neyer-failing springs and
streams. fishing. boating; very pvt.
and quiet. adj. new express hwy. 10
Wash. and Baltic; several magnifi-
cent sites for rambler. ana pvt.
s;tan estate, ot,or Or acreage a1 If desired, lst
saie sams 0fifr' Il, $50 SSGQ acre for immed'
CARROLL CouNTTY-s1-acre st stock
farm l0-room country home. a1l
modern. with shade. Large cattle
ductive. all in grass. Stone spring.
session. Priced, $4,000. JOHN BUR-
DOFT. Colesville. Md. RID. 2, Sill
yer Spring, Md. Cali Ashton. (Md.)
NEAR i2is' MIDDLEBuRG, vA.-GEN-
TLEMAN's CHARMfNG 34-AcRE
ESTATE. Log rambler. IL rms. 8
baths. completely modern; stream.
springs. bluegrass. fruit trees. barn.
W. A. HEILPRIN. Bluemont 27l1,
RE; EsE; 5152. BIZ. Take Va r. 7 to, Round
ttinIing on 13s,737,736 2 nj; Al
ffnaie hen norh FE on ss6 99 70 MI Mdasour fronr
Unison. continuing on 736 w miles.
Open Sat. and Sun.
30 ACRES, Loudoun County, Va
This farm has 40 acres cleared,
highly cultivated. 10 acres wooded.
Has a fine home, kit, hv. rn.. din.
rnn., porch downstairs; 3 bedrms:
on End fr.; large barn. gar. and
house; good all-weather road in
front, road through middle Of farm
to rear. Inspect this today. Ex-
elusive with HENRY c. BROWN.
Real Estate, 1856 S. Wash. St, Falls
Church, JE. 2-1511, JE. 3-0330.
1 AM GOING TO SELL this little
4-acre, farm. with a 6-rm. house.
cleo. in good cond. Good barn for
cows and feed; 2 chicken houses and
SetseeB 6feF BdSs ebsp IN nd pssk asE,dO top road
florist. Price. $4,000. II I can
not get the terms that I want, will
take the terms that you want to
pay. ! mean business. so call BERT
BENTON for inspection. Herndon
37O-J-2. II no answer. S4-W-4 or
stop at the Office at Chantilly. -2S
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SsshShS ~ ShSSfSJ 60N NETN
Dupont ~ Ts cIRcLEPrOtsssional suite
4aso 4al coNR dSts st avEoAfrsond 10 Szsd SS $50 So
+ =, DoWp; OR; 1900. 20
sf oesf Gssn sPtaes fsai a. 5s 5SE nat
McKIM BLDG, 1911 G st. n.w.-De.
Strable front rooms overlooking G
ST.: exec location;. newly decorated;
with good heat and elevator service;
from $40 up Apply room 301, DI.
AIR CONDITIONED. Century Build
nicipal Court. Offices available in
singles or suites. Elevator. Venetian
blinds; huorescent lights, etc, Sin
gleI p1STER sTGm S4S 8 co to iNc $3.50 ss THos
1917 18th ST. N.W.-3 rms. on 1st
d. ssle.. or suite; several others:
S25 and up. Nr. parking area, ST.
DocToRs-azrm.. suite and bath in
Lee Lee hwy. lyon PRoPERTiEs. a5fli TIES me-. me-
"a, 2-7070, OK. 0650; ewes, GIL.
DOCTORS, DENTIsTs-ofnce suite.
Complete plumbing. etc, 8 expos
DIsTRieT ST ssfS NATIo@Af 2H SS[ af BLD ls5s 1496
avail; newly reconditioned; rental
$50. See superintendent on premises
or 99F9oeea eall LEGUM & GERBER, OR.
WEssToRY BLDG. sos 18th St. NV.
Attractive 2-rm. suite. newly re-
Dean. D on premises or Or caaiil LEaUM UNI
& GERBER. OR. 5000. --26
DESIRABLE @ LOCATION, for one Sg Or
0ls sse aSet0ns nve OF 81 sfh'isFS f7o5. AT l7o'
OFFICE ROOM, reception room. also
desk space; 18th and K sts. NV:
reasonablsi, Re 22oI, 81; 5147.
iee reception &C. D0s room ses1ss eonference ssrs rm
fully eauipped law library also in
cluded. Call ME. 6025, weekdays
1iad i'd VERMONT AVE. NV suites.
air air .,s9 c9nditioned; beautifully re re-
information. call ST. 1920 bet. 9
1ith AND NEW York AVE. Nv
A few single and double rms. now
ays f1G% s4S sg AZ Ems nsT!y TNG
DocToRs'' &C oisS' SUITE in Spring Valley
Medical Bldg; elevator air-condi-
toned; excellent location. Contact
Mr.: Rathbun at W: c. & A; n;
MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO., 4S30
Mass. ave. NV, OR. AGA. .
OFFICE SPACE with parking space
in rear; $50, mo. 1015 11th st,
18Th slE' sSS SsfSrf I 81 sTs. N.w.-pvt. str street
entrance. Q connecting rms. all
utils.. fireproof bldg; S75 mo. Also
Q Sgle,-rm. Offices same loc., $40.
mo. 1928 L st. NV, ia. 1900 wk.
TWO ROOMS in aforementioned
suite along with use of reception
room in modern downtown Office
bldg. WIN rent separately. Call
EOS @ EYE ST. N.w.-end-n. suite o in
film exchange bldg. KASS-BERGER,
INC, EN-. 500.
WILL SHARE FOUR-ROoM SUITE
Completely and elegantly furnished,
including full-time secretarial serv-
ice in new air-conditioned building
in Connecticut avenue vicinity Ad-H
dress Box 34-M, Star, giving nature
of business and particulars. Avail
able Immediately.
Ala 18th ST. S.W.
Modern, new Office bldg in the heart
of the sw. market, near Govt. agen-
49, - Tvzrs w.
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STROUT CATALOGS
Just Outl

East, Midwest, RED-CoVERED; West
ern edition. BLUE. Either mailed
FREE. STROUT REALTY, lila
woodward Bldg. Washington. ST.
Evening star., 1951-09-26
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT


SUITABLE FOR ENGINEER OF
mechanic shop, ONCE or studio;
small la-sstory building; low rent.
SPACE VACANT-Street. level store,
S10o; bsmt. rms, concrete f., S25
up. Silver Spring. 81. 5533. 81
122O g ST. NV. Bird flr.-4 rms.
and Law, $50. CARL G. ROSTNSKI
CO.. Ma. 1854. go
1908 GALLATIN ST. N.W.-First
comm, det., 8 rms. and bath, Isl
a.; full bsmt. Living accomd., 2nd
a. with 8 rms, bath, pvt. entr
LEE HGWHY. LOT at Lexington St.
1000 50. It. Of level ground. CARL
G. ROSINSKI CO.. Ma. 1854. -29
a M ST. N.E.--2nd comml., suitable
for ofiices; Q floors containing 75O
50. #. each. with adjacent parking
facilities; will remodel to suit sat-
isfactory tenant. Apply COSTELLO
ENGINEERING CO., 22 NJ st. ne.
Evening star., 1951-09-26
STORES FOR RENT

WILSON BLVD. opposite Arlington
Trust Co.. modern, 20x90, busy loca-
tion. Excellent for mems shop.
women's ready-to-wear. or family
shoe store. Rear customer entrance,
from parking lot OWNER, CHI. 1000.
STORE Toi pei FOR RENT, 72oa New
Hampshire ave., good location for
barber shop, dress shop or any
other type OF business. Telephone
vACANT@Knotty pine side and cell
mi. D. c. line in Nd. going north.
Heat furn, Suit. for any kind of
balcony or living quarters. VIII give
long lease. OWNER. UN. 1883.
DRUG STORE-Hardware or cloth
ing store location; heart Of shopping
area; nearby Md; AP. 1882:
owner wne555oo Near cheverly Theater
s44ooRas FOR s'9li AND LARGE BASEMENT
One of the best locations in Be-
thesda. Wise. ave. and Old George
town rd. Opposite Hot Shoppe and
Bank of Bethesda. Reas: rent.
Call HARRY BooRsTEIN. OIL.
STORE FOR RENT s25 mo. 1895
N. Y. ave. NV, Astor Hotel II
STORE, approximate size. 20x25 It.
115 II st. NV. Apply oil 18th st.
NV. Il
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

5000 So; FT., 2nd comm. brick
Mr., MILLS, Ma. ss96. o"HeoTN' Wf
WAREHOUSE with Office space. 2 en-
frances. Downtown business sec
tion. Inquire 717 18th st. NV
g, 500 so. FT., fireproot; r.r. siding
loading platform; carload handling.
MUTUAL POOL CAR AGENCY, list ist
and Eye sts. Sc, Ii. 6-6474. 20
/ HAVE 3 BLDGS. for lease. described
as follows: Bldg. No. 1-Concrete
6iock construction, concrete floor,
g-story bldg. 12-ft. ceiling. well
2nd story 20-ft. ceiling, metal roof;
this bldg. is so by 40. Bldg. No.
Same construction, is situated
about 40 #. from Bldg. No. 1, and
is 140 It: by so. lift. ceiling; end
story soft. ceiling. Both bldgs.
nave water and electricity. Bldg.
14-ft, by 40 #, l story; 3 rooms,
toilet, wash basin and electricity.
This bldg. would be ideal living
quarters for a watchman OF guard.
There are plenty of doors at ends
and sides of tlds. for loading and
them ideal for either dead or live
storage. These bldgs. are all in one
group, located on q hard-surfaced
road IL miles from the District of
Columbia out River rd. NV. ! be-
lieve these bldgs. would also be ideal
for millwright or some type of COM
paratively small factory. Would like
long-term lease, with option to buy
II you like. Very, very reasonable }
JU. S-4937.
629 G ST. S.E.-Rear 2-story bldg,
$15 month. LISS REALTY CO,
1912 H st. NV, Me. 666S. rs
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

WANT 5000 feet or more. on one
floor. Ind commercial. Call Mr..
Castonguay. VI. 1860. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER, 1719, K st. NV. MA.
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HoUsEs-SALE-vA. tcont.)
TWIN OAKS

Adorn the front lawn of this brand
new three-bedrm brick rambler,
situated atop a beautiful knoll af-
fording a view of one Of Virginia S
most pisturesQue residential sections.
Priced at $4,000. One of the first
to see will buy this! You better
hurryll
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
oW. $500 TIL 8. 1929 Wilson Blvd.
Evening star., 1951-09-26
CUTE COTTAGE

Has dustless bsrnt. and dble. insulated
expansible ATTIC; liv. rm. with brick
f1repl.. beaut. din. rm. sep. from kit,
by attrac. bar, 2 bedrms.. tile bath;
immac: cond.; long porch across
rear Of house. with nice view: S16,-
$50. Call and see
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. of Glebe. ow. ao9O.
Evening star., 1951-09-26
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

10000 FIT. OF GROUND--Improved
with modern 2-story brick building.
Is, Isl n; stors' sIs and 5-rm: and bath
aR night on club nd but TDTd MST osfSDisa sso sfs
an ideal location for light manu-
featuring, building organization or
allied types Of businesses needing
once, showroom and parking space
for, equipment. Priced at $23.500
TTnh Tith xse sSsei' An fin. BERENTER & Co..
NORTHWEST - 14-unit apt. house.
dandy NV. location, all units rented;
$50 monthly income; priced right.
To inspect call Mr.. Anderson, TU.
2100, AVON SHOCKEY, Realtor. 500
Kennedy st. NV. -27
16% RETURN on investment of
$500; security semidetached brick
sse dwelling; leass for s yrso at $50 per
las9 ,se. c; ...S ST, N.E.9aBrick' 4,familyy
bath; tenants pay heat. Utilities; IS
Sl4S per mo. gross; asking SIG. 800.
PHILL1Ps. Di. i4if. ia f'HNS Mso O.
4-FAMILY BRICK: income. $3.50
sEhi;rSS slSl; Saysi So RE o22s. BLANKEN
auts. Brick, 3 stories. finished
step-down bsmt. Clean throughout.
good room sizes. and arrangement OF
baths; lge. kit. and pantry. lst 4.
and bath. Excellent financing: good
Investment return. REALISTINGS
CORP. HU. 1888. day and night.
LIST YOUR INVESTMENT PROP
ERTY with this ONCE and get re-
suits. Investors waiting. ready, will
ing and able to pay top prices for
good property. ige. or small. Call
MI: Dixon. personally at ST. 1900.
JAMES l.. DIXON g. CO., 1922 18th
HYATTSvILLE-Home with income
Of 500; prewar built, best of ma
terial: IL rms; new-house cond..
oil h.-w.h.. full bsmt.. lge lot;
several kinds fruit, and garden;
near every convenience; $4,000
$4,000 cash. Box BAT, Star. 80
SX-UNIT APARTMENT, modern
det- brick building; excellent in
come: near Piney Branch and Flower.
SlO. 900 down. SH. 0610. BEERS
BROTHERS. 81. 1911 It'll Q. -27
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pROMTNENT NV cORNEp

PROMINENT NV. CORNER
MODERN BUILDING WITH ATTRAc-
ROOM AND OFFICES. SHOP OR
STORAGE SPACE OF II 800 SO
FIT. AND PARKING FOR ABOUT
80 CARS HEAVY REINFORCED
CONCRETE FLOORS. LOADING
DOCK. IDEAL FOR AUTOMOBILE
TRIBUTOR REQUIRING SELF
CONTAINER OPERATION. CAN Ar
RANGE LONG-TERM LEASE.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
Realtors
1907 II st. NV. MA. $500
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forage AT LEAST COST
CALL LU. 4-3200

Compare our insurance rates and our
service, integrity and our RESPONSE
bihty and YOU will decide on
Benning Terminal Warehouse Corp
3101 Benning Rd. NE
At B. and o Tracks.
Evening star., 1951-09-26

414 18th ST. S.W.
new office bldg. in the heart
of the s.w. market. near Govt. agen-
cies. Call r. A. HUMPHREYS. Real
tors. Ma 502n
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17
Hospital Motes

Admitted to St. Ann's Hospital Saturday were Dewey Howard, Allen Demmert, John Houts; admitted Sunday was Anil Austrome; dis missed Saturday were R. Hoyez, C. Johnson, E. Binongeal; dismissed Sunday were John Satire, Jr, Dewey Howard, Mrs. Rush Crawford, Dr. L. P. Dawes, Neal Nicholson, Mrs. George Benesch and baby boy; Mrs. Gene Martin and baby girl.
 Admitted to the Government Hos pital Saturday were Mabel Lee of Hoonah and Maurine Brown of Hoo nah; dismissed Saturday were Willis Hanson of Douglas and Shirley John of Angoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17
ThriII-patked Feature Now ai 20fh Century

The peace-time merchant mar inc, like its war time counterpart, offers wealth of exciting material for motion pictures. Paramount has tapped that source to produce a rousing sea thriller. Captain China, |" which is an the screen at the 20th Century Theatre.
 Boosting a cast of six stars in cluding John Payne, Gail Russell, Jeffrey Lynn, Lon Chaney, Edgar Bergen and Michael O'Shea, the film crams action into every inch of it's footage, according to advance reports. Particular preview praise was reserved for a memorable ty- phoon sequence and a violent fist fight between Payne and Chaney.
 In the title role, Payne portrays rough-and-ready skipper who los es his command when his ship goes aground. The thrill-packed story concerns his efforts to vindicats himself and regain his stripes. Gail Russell plays the romantic interest while Jeffrey Lynn is seen as an incompetent ship captain. Edgar Bergen makes one of his rare ap- pearances without Charlie McCar- thy.
 Said to be one of the most eXcit- ing sea adventure pictures ever filmed, Captain China" is Pine Thomas production directed by Lewis R. Foster Ellen Corby, Robert Armstrong and John Qualen head the featured cast of the film.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17
TEACHERS, RECEPTION

There will be Teachers Recep- ton Wednesday C ening at o'clock iii the Douglas 1 igh School. h. cluded ins the pla IS for the even- ing will be sh ( Tt musical pro- gram and the int: oduction of the teaching staff.
 All residents of l. 'ouglaS and the Douglas Highway { Ire invited to attend. The Dougl a , Island Wo- mes Club, sponsori nl the recep- ton, hope that new residents of the community who have children in school will take advantage of the occasion to meet the teaching staff, members of the ( chool board and other parents of t he commu- nifty.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17
ADULTS NIGHT TOMORROW AT TEEN AGE CLUB

The first of the autumn seasons Community Center Nights for ad- ults at the local Teen Age Club will take place tomorrow, Tuesday, beginning at 8:30 o'clock.
 Each Tuesday night, starting to- morrow, the teen agers turn their clubhouse over to the adults of the community for their enjoyment" ," said Zach Gordon, Club director to- day. "Everyone IS years of age or older is welcome, and there is no admission charge. Square dancing will be tomorrow's feature; but in addition the ping pong and pool tables and the juke box will be available all evening""
 A special invitation is being eX- tended to all adults who may have recently moved to the commun- ity, particularly new teachers, nur- ses and Federal and Territorial employees.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17
ELECTION ON Ol7T. 2

A city election will be held on October 2, between the hours of 9 am. to 2 pm. with o1le polling place at the Douglas Ci5y Hall.
 To be elected are one mayor for a one year term; three, council men for two year terms and one member of the Douglas Ins iepend- ent School District Board for five year term.
 Candidates for city offices must file their intentions on or before Tuesday, Sept g at pm.
 Registration books are now open at the City Hall for those resi- dents who have not previously register- ed
 To vote one must be resident for the past 12 months of the city and be 21 years of age.
 Those who have registered dur ing the past six years and voGed do not have to register. @
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17
, LEAVE SATURDAY

Three Douglas passengers were on Satus lays flight of PA to Se- attle: M. ). Gust Wahto to visit her daughter and family, MT. and Mrs. Emmett nderson of Seattle; Lyle Riley re- rntering the Washington State Coll ; re at Pullman, Washing ton, and Tex Allan Hermann to enter the University of Washing ton at Sea :; ;le.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17
Outdoor Drama Now on Screen at Capitol Theatre

The early West, with its blazing six-shooters ls deadly feuds and tenn "yengeance Valley" M-G-M's big. all-star Technicolor production film ed m spectacular locations in the Colorado Rockies and now at the Capitol Theatre. A
 Burt Lancaster, making his first appearance in a western, heads the ace cast, with Robert Walker, Joanne Dru and Sally Forrest co-starrine and with John Ireland, Ray Collins, Carleton Carpenter and Ted de Corsia in featured supporting roles.
 Lancaster plays his first role on the M-G-M lot. following his met eoric climb to stardom with such hits as 'The Killers" Brute Force, D Sorry, Wrong Number and the re- cent Flame and the Arrow
 Walker, last seen as the amiablc skipper of "The Skipper Surprised His Wife, now makes an about face in the role of a scheming ne'er- dowell. Miss Dru, seen as Walker wife, won attention in Red River and the Academy Award-winnine ''All the Kings Men" Sally Forress recently scored in Mystery Street; John Ireland won an Oscar nomin- ation in "All the Kings Mem" Ray Collins and Carleton Carpenter scored together in Summer Stock
 The new picture is based on the novel and Saturday Evening Pos i serial by Luke Short.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
o. E. S. FUN CARNIVAL

l Hall in Douglas will be the scene ] f a fun carnival night which will lx open for the residents and chil- dx en of the channel
 i included will be a children's fish DC Id. and fun booths. For adults tho. e will be a parcel post sale, foo and candy booths, card games. etc. A special entertainment will be II sfered. also a door prize. The Fun !. Carnival is sponsored by the Order. of Eastern Star and will be open f rom ' to Il o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17

Harry Race Druggist team, last years champs led off with 3-1 de- feat at the hands of Caro- Transfer on the Elks Alleys Friday night. Ken Morgan was high with 501 to lead the 2 o'clock lineup, Holmquist had 800. Home Grocery took all four points from Country Club with Paul Fitzpatrick of the grocers turning in 455 against 451 for Pat Hager- up.
 The 9 o'clock round wound up with all teams breaking even, all. Joe Alexander had high total with 467, Lyle Jones following with 439 High scores were Ken Morgan 221 and Joe Alexander POP.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17
Former Grand Chief Engineer, BILE, Dies

CLEVELAND, Sept. 17-R-Al-- vanley Johnston, 76, who was grand chief engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers for quarter century before his retire ment last year, died early today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17
TEACHER GUESTS TONIGHT

The teach. L 2 staff of the Doug- las Public S, 1 ool and members of the school lS bard will be guests this evening d a dinner meeting of the Douglss Lions Club to be held at 6::30 o'clock at Mikes Place.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17
FROM PORTLAND

Stanley zuern of VanWaters and Rogus, Inc, Portland, Ore. is at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17
AT THE GASTINEAU

Victor Edenso, Jr. of Ketchiktr, is registered at the Gastineau Ho' tel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17
TEXAN IS HERE

Donald E. Smith of Waco, Texas is stopping at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17
MAX WILSON IS HERE

Max Wilson of the U. S.. Rubber Go. from Seattle is at the Baranod' Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17
ATTENTION MAsONs

Called Communication Monday evening at 7:30 with Labor in the E. A. Degree.
 J. w. Leivers, Secretary
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-17
,cLAssEs STARTING

tCLASSES STARTING Red NCross Nurses Aid Glasses stafting this month. Call 434.
 906-tf -------- There are about 300 cooperative cotton gins in Texas.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

From a recent press release put
out by the Office of Price Stabili-
zation:
Members of the dogwood and
persimmon shuttle block industry
advisory committee at their first
meeting with OPS officials today
that a dollar and
cents ceiling price regulation
tailored for their industry be pre-
pared as rapidly as possible.
OPS also has a picked Sheep
skin Industry Advisory Committee
a Southern Yellow Pine Post In
dustry Advisory Committee, one