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HOUSES SALIVA. tcont. |,

FAILS bsts cauEcasa seqs.nsa sss5mss sa1ss:. ssn||
bsmt,: sarsss. shade sSees and a. -
solid masonry Cape Cod an out
standing buy at 90, 600 cash down
ansa~a and q ., reasonable offer: Needs re.
ss 6AS2is seqs STR s'Sz.
5-6640; eyes,. ia. $1,000. g
FALLS CHURCH-Most attr. 3-bdrm
bunga.. in Pimmit Hills, handsome
wooded lot, enclo. by white board
fence, hagstone patio, extra insul.
$l3,5 500 with extremely attr terms
Gall g NE Wpid.s iHd.Ssnnnold, ia; 1850. 1850. Will
NORTH ARLiNGToN-Larse bricl
Cape Cod, 4 lge. bedrms.. . baths
center hall. family-size din. rm.
de luxe kit; level lot: full hsmt.
immed. poss.; excellent, convenient
netghborhood: Call Mr.. Cole, SNI.
1oW eSes fesidsaes. e GolE Ga 9fies ssaS ow' ego
WHY TAKE A CHANCE?-Move II
the house 0s ans s04pss onao s0b boF.
Sss SsS 1sT sesso so''ei2'@ SR slss sEi't sas gag
We Will BUILD q 2 or 5 Dedrm
f nome on n Sour lot IN Va. for S9.95t
aSSses aSSs J. can MA9EARp MS REh0nPsaR %H9RupGR 4W
25e5 wilson Blvd
PREFAB. PORTABLE 5-rm. house
sink, water heater. shower. basin
az wiring, plumbing connec. AID
FiVE-RooM ROW BRICK-Near Ar.
landria shopping center Full bsmt.
newly redecorated. S12,750 with AZ;
lst trust $4,000. Phone ia. 4-0357.
Low DOWN PAYMENT - Semidet
2-bedrm. brick with full bsmt
near Shirlington. Flexible terms
No brokers. Tu. 1889. 5.
1880 DOWN. GI-Falls Church
loyely 10y, 2-bedrm; brick; exp: attic
EAST COAST r Really. rH'' Mr. rsei Lang. rSs
ston, IA. 2-SS00. -6
NEAR FAIRFAX-S5.O 900 cash. car
buy, q practically new 3-bedrm
brick rambler, measuring about so,
2S IT. oyer all. and very comfortabl!
arranged with every convenience in
9eplaeesls siHa1ns lse sepsTate s6f1 resr din 1
from downtown Washington BY lie,
soS'rH4EES ST.! II soT TknSkrY.' IA. ttSss5 S.SSao
TWO; ' ;bEbR%: MS ssmidet. home; storm
yard: metal cabinets; garbage dis.
poSal; equipped kit; excel. 8. Arl
location; Is minis. Pentagon, Navy
Annex: wonderful rental property;
assume GI loan; $55 mo-, $12,25O
Call JA. 2-S975. q
FOUR BEDKMS, acres: not quite
complete but q real buy at $l9.-
$50 for some one who wants q
well-built house; liv. rm. 16x1S, kit
1Sxl4. > bedrms. and bath down,
plus 2 real lge. bedrms, up; masonry
construction; full bsmt.; house sets
on a knoll with a small l0x24
masonry bldg. in rear which could
be finished as guest house; situated
half way between Falls Church and
Tysons Corner. Act fast on this one
EXCELLENT terms can be arranged
ARFAX REALTY, FA. 1850.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

-semidet. or det: brick, s = or r.:
pay cash. OF. 20i8 or r. o. Bo,
5597. Friendship Station. -6
TOP CASH. settle 4s hrs. possession
made. Mr.. SCOTT, oW. 1853.
GI FAMILY. returning to Wash, will
buy 5 or rm. house; will take over
GI loan d.r Or pay cash. Call evenings
1 vii WILL FAY YOU CASH TO-DAY 70,
CASH ASH ssSxERssi Rsi; vsitins si s1ta III and 4
bedroom homes In northwest wash
ington and nearby Montgomery
call WETzELL REAL ESTATE. HI
a. eseS fRo%fr oHsp sTTEN4rdS szsF N 5S pm p IN. sale
Of your home. business or invest
ment property Is what you desire.
saaial N:,.A r A. HuM1PHRIEs; e eealtor.
appraisals: Results since 1919
DIRECT FROM OWNER-Will pa
oa GASP; "a p sess s;i Md, or Va 81. 1897
4 WILL PAY ALL CASH. brick OF
CHESSER. GE. 9302. Il
MOD. CLEAN 2 to 4-bedrm. home or
income property, in good D. c. or
nearby Nd. loc.; s.e. pref; have sub
stantial cash. MRS. cox, LU. 2-sl36
or ST. 1865.
FAMILY DESIRES to purchase equity
In your home; Va. vic. pref; up to
81 600 cash. LU.2-5163. Is
IN SILVER SPRING or Takoma
Park; 2-bedrm; bunEalow. with exc.
ssttinca nao on lse; lot, mr.. transp., Have
BARoTT. 81. 1854.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
WE MEAN IT

Four bedrooms plus q sleeping porch.
2 other porches. huge living room
with fireplace, den. exceptional kit,
finished basement. walk out ground
corner lot on a dead-end Street. 4
blks. from schools. buses and shop
ping. Strictly immaculate. Price
S1S.500 with $1,000 down and ap-
prox. S106 per mo. incl. ins. and
taxes. Shown by appt.
JUDSON REAMY g. SON
1922 No. Irving St. Arl. ia. 2-0s0O
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COLLEGE PARK
HILLCREST HEIGHTS

HILLCREST HEIGHTS
220s Jameson st.-A new det. bEck.
Liy. rm. with firepl.. sep. din. I'm.
posaii, range. arn VIZ" refgr. T'Hi's; and exhaust aust
fan. Lge, bedrm. and powder rm.
on Ist f.; 2 bedrms. and tile bath
on End f.; full bSmt; oil heat.
Next door at 2210 Jameson St. a
3-bedrm. brick rambler Either
f1ne.
A. A. CAROZZA CO.
1927 PA, AVE. Sc, LU. 4-0040.
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PRoPERTY-sALR
NEW YORK AVENIIE

NEW YORK AVENUE
Near Bladensburg I'd. Approx. 1B,e
900 so. IT. I'd commercial groun4.
Excellent for storage or contractor'S
yard; Possession 30 days. Call Mr..
WEINBERG l. BUSH, Inc.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors. MA. $500.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

THE CHILDREN'S STORE in tn,
Washington and Lee Shopping Cen.
ter, Arl.. is leaving to 60 out of the
county. We want another children's
store In same premises. Store aver
ages 23xS0 feet: will be avail. Feb
l: Rent. 1925 per mo. This is one
OF p firms in the growing Wash
portunity. ALBERT H. COHEN CO,
ia. 2-1661. -16
ave. extendedN30 by 5oi. shoppins
center. front and rear parking
fixtures, all in; excellent PROPOSE
ton for personal service store
ysEssE9HNT s5s4. oI' cs{4oo. e4o.' Mr. Perry, p1
GROCERY sToRE. e717 New Hamp.
shire ave. extended--30' by 5O plus
basement; shopping center. front
ana rear parking; excellent spot for
sssSsS1Es6MEST sSs1:s 81 S547: CO. Mr. Perry. M5 pr
NEW STORES now being completed
in huge apartment development on
one of busiest thoroughfares in
ID. G.; suitable for any type business
available March l, 1859; for details
MI. Shleslnger. LEGUM & GERBER
REALTY CO. OR; 5000: 5
615 End ST. N.W.-Modern bldg.
gas heat, layatory and rear exit to
alley; approximately 700 50. it..
suitable for store, plumbing shop or
distributor; lease at $50 per mo.
AIKEN 4 AIKEN. 800 H st. NV,
ssao 81, S9sS S2ae' ST. N.w.-s stores. me new
suit tenant. DU. 5025. ~ 10 1t ~
CONN. AVE. below Dupont Circle
storage; DRURY Really ~ CORP. CORP.
rME' III CHI cHiLnRENs STORE IN tn.
Washington and Lee shopping CEN
ter, Arl.: is leaving to go out of the
county: we want another children's
ages 23xsO feet; will be | avail FEB Feb
l: Rent %25 per mo. This is one Of
21 firms In the growing Wash. and
Lee shopping center. Real opportu-
nifty. B. J. GREENHOUSE. DE. 3l77.
GOOD LOCATION. on the way to
Hscht's sonsw rev store in Va. Phone
SILVER i sPRrNG STORE. 2ox7o, on
1875 mo. on 5-year lease. RIPLEY
= ] RoMER, { IN q Realtors. Cali sH. 1859
s7lS NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, ex-
tended, corner Ray rd., Just beyond
District line; store and bsmt.; fast
growing population; good for Tv re-
pairs. veterinarian, grocery. shoe re-
pairs. barber shop. antique furni-
ture; $125. BASTLKO INVEST
MENT CORP. Mr.. Perry. DI. S724.
pss 10th ST. NV, 10th and x
Small store. heat and parking space
included; S110. MA. 9743. --5
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MOUNT RAINIER, MD.
Attrac. corner bungalow. has 2 bed
2 bedrms. upstairs; full bsmt. with
n bath. shower. gas h.-w.h., nice
yard. Priced right, good terms.
Call ewes. GE. 1888.
PRESS REALTY CORP.
e27 18th ST. NV. ST. 1915.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
. 81 / Q50

Detached masonry bungalow. 75x160,
level garden-type lot. 8 rms. brick
steam heat, basement, Venetian
blinds. Rusco storm sash; across
from grade school. EXCELLENT
FINANCING. Offers considered. Call
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Down buys cozy, comfortable, g.
bedrm. modern home; gas heat;
Formica work area; double bowl
sink: full screens and storage attic.
A REAL RENT BEATER. Call OW
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4 BEDROOMS
1R BATHS
ALL BRICK
IL ACRE

House year old, has LARGE liv
rm, with flrepl., LARGE din. rm
With built-in china closets. LARGE
Westinghouse refgr.. stove; plenty
of cupboard space, bedrm., hal1
bath. three. more LARGE bedrms.
full tile bath, shower upstairs. with
LARGE closets. Full bsmt., outside
entrance. Storm windows. Venetian
oil h.-w.h. Look out Of your win
dow and see your children 90 tc
school. Priced way under market
value to sell fast $2O,950. MOI
under Regulation X. Exclusive.
DILLON LAND co.
IA. 1859, FA. 3777.
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16-UNIT MODERN APT.
This handsome detached apt. house,
built just before the war, is in fine
Of best construction. All the ants
are well arranged and have the
most modern equipment, and the
building is located adjoining schools,
shopping and fast transp. Income
at modest rents approx. $1,000
yearly; good financing available and
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1870 K st. NV. Realtors. EX. 1911
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HOUSES WTD. TO BUY Cont

CALL ME FIRST buy houses for
81 serves cash MN Any rRk9 ssssteR 81 sss4
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home
REGARDLESS of location or condition.
Call DI: SS42 or 81. 1889.
WILL BUY DIRECT from owner: will
pay all cash; D. c. or Md: white or
colored. Gail MR.. CHESSER. GE.
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FURNISHED OFFICE
Two large ofhceS. supply closet. Re-.
ceptionist space and bath. Air con-
dtioned and nicely furn. LOCATED
Ind floor. LaSalle Bldg, 1923 Conn.
ave. Rent, $3.50. Phone RE. l79H.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
COUNTRY CLUB H1ILs

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
New 3-bedrm. Colonial home. on q
large handicapped lot, full bsnit., out
side entrance. copper plumbing
Syrant ifr,,a1;onE gas heat, steel beam CON
is lge. liv.. rm. and beautiful
knotty pine inclosed porch with
firepl,, and glass Venetian jalousies.
Upstairs. 8 bedrms. and bath, This
house Is located within easy walk
ing distance from the club, and
must be seen to be appreciated.
Westwood Properties, Inc.
OW Agno *
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A CHRISTMAS PRESENT
Yes. Santa Claus has arrived from
the North Pole and he suggested you
buy this home as q Christmas pre-
sent for the family. This attractive
bungalow has large lily. rm., din.
bath. all on the 1st floor. Pull-down
stairway to storage attic; utility
room; gas heat. Only S2,770 down
and balance S57 per mo. which In
cludes interest, principal. taxes and
insurance.
AL BAKER 81 SON, INC.
116 9. st. Asaph st., Alex, Va.
TIE. 7343 AL. 6644
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BOND BUILDING
s. w. CORNER 14th AND
N. Y. AVE. NV.
Desirable single rms. and suites nm
to 9 rms. Now available. viii be re.
decorated to suit your taste.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
Evening star., 1951-12-05

NEAR MASONIC TEMPLE
Beautiful 2-story Colonial home on
q large handicapped lot 75x100 over
looking the Temple Planned and
built for your comfort. contains
din. rm., equip. kitchen. large side
screened porch; 3-master size bed
rms, 2 baths on 2nd A.; full bsmt i,
recr. room. u bath; attached ga.
rage. Full price, S27,500. $4,000
cash down.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-07-01
By DON r. BOSLEY

YOU KNOW, FOLKS, it is con-
ceded to be the wife's inalienable
right to pick out her husbands ties,
but should she be allowed to pick
out his tractors?
Not long ago a survey was made
among farm families in the middle
west to find out who decides when
a family buys an expensive piece of
machinery like a tractor. About
three-fourths of the families said
that both the husband and the wife
played part in deciding how much
money would be spent. Thirty-two
percent of the men even said that
their wives not only help decide how
much money they would spend but
what kind of machine they would
buy.
And here an interesting point
came to light While 80 percent of
the men said their wives had that
much say so in such matters, only
/ %. percent of the wives laid claim
to such influence. Thus it was APP
parent that more husbands were
wise to their wives subtle manipula-
tons than the wives realized.
They Talk Ii Over
You can imagine how the discus
sion over which kind of tractor to
buy would go. Would it be like this?
The husband might say. Il just
can't make up my mind whether
to buy that red ABC tractor or the
green KY one. The green one has
little more power on the drawbar,
so maybe that's the one we ought
to get"
And the wife might say, But,
darling, isn't it true that the red
ABC is more maneuverable, has a
larger piston displacement and long
er stroke and develops more power
at lower engine speeds and will be
more economical to rum"
Or will it be like this? The hus
band will say. Il just can't max,
up my mind whether to buy that rec
ABC tractor or the green ky one
The green one has more power OF
the drawbar so maybe that's tn
one we'd better GET
And the wife might say, 'sYou d
what ever you think best, dea
You know so much more. about sue
things than / /. do think the re
one looks so nice, and Mrs. Jone
the wife Of the man that sells thel
is in my bridge club and they'l
such nice people. But you do as yc
think best, dear. wouldn't wal
to influence you"
Well, whichever way the discu
sion went it would probably be pur
~ accidental that if you went |
the place a week later you'd s.
the husband blowing their field wi
red ABC tractor.
Strong Minded Men
But the striking thing revealed /
this survey is the difference th
] age made in the matter. One-four
of all the men said that their wiz
had nothing to say about machine
h purchases. But most of these stror
H minded men were older. One
every three of the men over SO S;
they never consulted their wiz
while only one in five of the m
under SO claimed any such inc
pendence
Now there Was . time Of com
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-07-01
Ar Edition Re-airings
Wives Pick Hubbys'
Ties and Tractors

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Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-07-01

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Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-07-01
SEE YOUR DEALER OR PAINTER.
GET COLOR CARDS AND SAMPLE CHIPS

Monsanto Chemical Company, Oil Western
Avenue, Seattle A. Washington District
Offices: Los Angeles TIA West Olympic Boule-
ward :. Portland, 421 8. w. Sixth Avenue :
San Francisco, Ill Suffer Street.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-16
Steel Men
 Demanding Pay Boost

ATLANTIC CITY. N.J., Nov. 16- R-Philip Murray packaged up z batch of demands on the steel in. dustry today, including "substan- tial wage increase"
 Murray got endorsement from the CIO Steelworkers Unions 170-mar wage policy committee yesterday fol a 22-point set of demands on the industry.
 The union expects negotiations to start Nov. 27.
 Murray's demands were so encom- passing that it amounted to giving him free ticket to negotiate what he wants with the steel industry.
 As head of both the CIO and it's million-member steel union. Murray started out on a course supposed to get benefits in steel and at the same time set new standards for other CIO unions.
 Besides asking for substantial wage increase" Murray specific ally demanded an industry-wide union shop, productivity bonus, severance pay, improved vacations, premium pay for week end work ing hours, and guaranteed an- nual wage.
 Murray told newsmen it has been four years since a complete new steel contract was negotiated. Since then the contract, expiring next Jan. l, was simply amended from time to time.
 The average hourly pay in the steel industry is estimated at s1.92.
 President Benjamin F. Hairless of the United States Steel Corp. said that collective bargaining probably will fail to bring agree ment on the unions wage de- mands.
 Hairless told realtors meeting in Cincinnati that the question of a pay increase for the steelworkers and it's size will apparently have to be decided finally in Washing ton"
 T believe" he said, that any further increases in steel wages at this time will only result in an in crease in the cost of living . and that it will contribute definitely to the inflationary spiral :"
 Hairless indicated that a steel price boost would follow any wage increase.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-16

Tomiko Kanazawa, lyric soprano, who will sing here on November 20, with Cesare Curzi, tenor, has trav- eled from Sweden, Norway and Fin land in only a few weeks to fulfill her engagements for the Alaska Music Trail She visited Trond- helm, IS miles from the Arctic Circle while in Scandinavia and after brief stops at New York and San Francisco. is again approaching the Arctic Circle from another angle. Her opera performances in Stoekholm's Royal Opera House were attended by members of the Swedish royal family. On the pro- gram here is a scene from Madame Butterfly which Miss Kanazawa will sing with Mir. Curzi. She wears the costume as Cho-Cho-San which was especially designed for this role when she appeared at the Ernie Pyle Theatre in Tokyo during the opening season.
 Cesare Curzi looks forward to some hunting and fishing if time can be spared from the busy sched- ule of eleven concerts to be sung on the tour His indoor sport hobby is fencing, found useful while DOT traying opera roles during his foul seasons with the San Francisco Opera Company.
 Richard Cumming, pianist and accompanist, will play a group of piano numbers between the two opera scenes done in costume by Miss Kanazawa and MT. Curzi. He has been appointed Minister ot Transportation" for the tour anG attends to all plane tickets and the safe arrival of the baggage on time When leaving Seattle, the three artists expressed eager anticipation for the Alaska and Prince Rupert , concerts. They were promised by Maxim Schapiro warm receptions in each town on the Alaska Music Trail.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-16

The superintendent of schools was given complete authority to supervise the area on Seward Street between the high school and the grade school.
 Check Teen-Age Drivers
 Councilman Bert McDowell sug- gested that city police make check of teen age auto drivers licenses as a step in prevention of serious ac- cidents within the city.
 John Kennedy, owner of the Home Hotel. was present and asked if Gastineau Avenue was indicated in the street improvement program. He was told that if the necessary bond issue passed, needed retaining walls and sidewalks were planned and if Alaska Public Works aid was received the street would be paved.
 Mayor Hendrickson pointed out that if APW matching funds are received and the bond issue passes, 80 percent of Juneau streets will be paved by the end of next sum- mer. Bid opening on the paving job
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-16
: EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY :

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That Helen Vivian Thompson, ex- ecutrix of the estate of RALPE EAMES THOMPSON, deceased, ha, filed her final account and repor of her administration of said estate and her petition for distribution thereof, in the U. S. Commissioner Court for Juneau Precinct, at Jul neau, Alaska; that 10 o'clock AM January F. 1852, has been fixed a the time and said court the place for hearing same; and that all per sons concerned therein are hereby notified to appear at said time ano place and file their objections, il any, to said final account and peti- ton for settlement and distribution thereof.
 Dated: Juneau, Alaska, November 8, 1851.
 HELEN VIVIAN THOMPSON Executrix. First Publication: Nov. g. 1851. Last Publication: Nov. 30, 1851.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-16
Taku Road Discussed Al Science Meelinq

Jerry Mckinley. chairman of the chamber of commerce road commit tee, and Fred Eastaugh, local at- torney, discussed the proposed Taku highway at the meeting of the American Society for the Advance ment of Science Thursday evening.
 The meeting was held in the of- flee of the regional director of the Fish and Wildlife Service.> With officers of the club absent, Urban c Nelson, wildlife biologist, presided.
 The road discussion brought out many problems involved in tho construction of the road and tht economic advantages of the project Considerable interest with a spirited discussion was reported.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-16

is set for December IA at which time the Bureau of Public Roads will open its bids for paving Of the Douglas and Auke Bay jobs.
 Details of each of the projects to be voted on December will be presented in series of subse- quent articles in the Empire, to- gether with the wording of the propositions as they will appear on the ballot. Voters will have an op- portunity to vote on each proposal.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-16
Local Photographer Awarded Prize in World Competition

Trevor M. Davis, owner of the Snap Shoppe, has been declared a winner in the S25,000 prize photo contest for 1851 sponsored by Pop ular Photographey" magazine, it was announced today by ziff-Davis Publishing Go.
 The contest is the biggest annual event in the world of photography
 but this year attracted a record
 breaking 55,689 entries from every state and territory of the US. and 34 foreign countries, the announce ment said A total of 280 prizes in face value US. Defense bonds were awarded.
 For colorfilm entry, Winter s Morning" Davis was awarded a S100 bond and certificate of award. It was his first contest. The picture was taken last winter of the small boat harbor at sunrise. Davis is an expert professional lensn1an and has been actively en- gagged in photography for a number of years. He conducts his shop and studio at 221 Seward street. He is member of the Juneau Gamers Club. American Legion, Juneau Yacht Club and the Masonic Lodge, He and Mrs. Davis, the former Carol Beery of Seattle, have four daughters.
 The photography contest was strongly marked by broad ranges of both contestants and entries the announcement said. Prizes were awarded to black and white and color film. The prize pictures arc on exhibit in New York's Grand Central Station and at the Inter-
 national Business Machines, New
 York.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-16
Bowling News

Several positions were changed after Thursday evenings bowling finished. Sweeney's Bar won three points from Juneau Cold Stor- age, but still moved down one spot. Pan American took all four points from Alaska Coastal and moved up into second spot. Alaska Light Go. only lost one point to Casters to re- tain top position. Juneau Drug won all four points from Pacific Northern to move into fourth spot.
 High games rolled by Tony Mac chia l63, Steve Sheldon 183, P. M. Schneider 180, R. Wadgalis 1S2, K. Loken 186, Peterson 180, TIT.
 High series, Peterson 514, R. Wad- gales 504, K. Loken ASA
 There will be no league bowling next Thursday. Enjoy your Thanks giving and check with your team captain to see when you make up toitr oop,ec
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-16

funds can be obtained from the Alaska Public Works bids for the project can be let early next year in order that construction may be- gin in the spring.
 The previous bond election held in lo47 was for the construction of a new fire and police station only: No borcs have ever been voted for the city hall, it was pointed out by Mayor Hendrickson.
 A committee will investigate a re- quest by Ralph Kibby, bus opel ator, to move his bus parking space far ther down Main Street from the old bus station.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-16
B-26 in Crash;;
 } CfeWnen Dead

LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE, Va, Nov. 16-tR-Three Air Force crewmen were killed here last night when a B-26 crashed while it's pilot attempted an instrument landing in heavy fog.
 Names of the victims were with held pending notification of next of kin.
 It was the second fatal crash here within ten days. Two men were killed when a B-26 crashed here Nov. 5 after one of it's engines caught fire.